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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
new YORK NAMES Big -FOUR
Root, Bern, Barnes and Merritt Are
Republican Delegates.
INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT SPECIFIC
Platform. which In Adopted with
hot Few Dissenting Voices,
Urges Them to support
President Taft.

ROCHESTER, N. Y. April fa-The re-
publican party Of New York state in con-
yention here today declared for the re-
nomination OF President William II. TAFT
and passed a resolution urging the states
delegation TO the Chicago national con-
vention TO vote to that end.
The Taft presidential plank found an
opponent only In City Comptroller VIII
lam A. Prendergast OF New York. a
Roosevelt delegate. who made q vigor-
Gus speech against the platform and de-
clared that President Taft could not be
reelected The platform was adopted
viva voce with only q few dissenting
votes from the i.olS delegates.
United States Senator Eiihu Root. one
Of the big four selected 10 go TO Chi
eago, was the chief champion Of the
platform and made . vigorous defense
Of the American judicial system and =
sharp attack on the recall of Judges.
The days session was given over en-
tirely 10 speeches on the platform made
by Senator Root. James W. Wadsworth.
former speaker of the assembly; Mr..
Prendergast and Job Hedges Of New
York. After the vote on the platform
and the selection OF delegstes-at-large
and their alternates. the convention ad-
journed without date.
State Chairman william Barnes, jr.. to-
night authorized a statement In part as
follows:
There should be no mistake In the
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
VOTE NOT TYPICAL

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the Illinois outcome will have any effect
on the result Of the republican presiden-
iial campaign The outlook stlll Is that
Mr.. Taft viii have in the neighhorhood
OF 30 delegates In the convention. He
has now 90 delegates which is within
Is votes Of the number required to nomi-
nate. Allowing the third term candidate
the entire vote Of Illinois. which the Taft
people are not yet willing TO concede.
T. r." has fo2 votes and he viii have
TO go some to get even within hailing
distance Of votes enough TO force a com.
promise. for Roosevelt does not expect
TO be nominated He Is working TO throw
the hooks into Taft. the man who was
the most conspicuous figure in American
achievement" In 1865
a telegram received from Des Moinas
today at Taft headquarters says .Tafts
majority In state convention will be from
ssyenty-fiye TO ninety" The division of
Jackson county today gives a total Of no
delegates pledged to Taft: necessary to
control. al"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
REMARKABLE SWORN STATEMENT
OF A new BRUNSWICK
DRUGGIST

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swamp Root cured my wife OF catsrrh
OF the bladder. while it cured me Of liver
and bladder troubles.
Numerous cases have come under my
personal observation. which has made
me very enthusiastic about recommend
ing DR.. Kilmer's swamp Root to anyone
suffering from kidney. liver and bladder
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any customers who have given DR.. Kill
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but in the highest terms.
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Ia Hamilton ST.. New Brunswick. N. J.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of July. A. D., 1903.
JAS. H. VAN CLEEF.
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
Harmless Remedy
Beautifies and
Darkens Hair

What . pity II 10 to see SO many people
with, thin. wispy hair. faded or streaked
with gray. and realize that most Of these
people might have soft. glossy, abundant
hair OF beautiful color and lustre II they
would but use the proper treatment.
There is no necessity for gray hair under
slxty-flve years Of age. and there 10 no
excuse for anyone. young or old. having
thin, struggling hair. either full Of dand-
ruff or heavy and rank smelling with ex-
cessive OIL
You can bring back the natural color
Of your hair In few days and forever
rid yourself Of any dandruff and loose
hairs, and make your hair grow strong
and beautiful by using wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy. For generations
common garden Sage has been used for
restoring and preserving the color Of the
hair; and Sulphur Is recognised By Scalp
Specialists as being excellent for treat
ment Of hair and scalp troubles.
II you are troubled with dandruff or
itching scalp. or II your hair is losing
its color or coming out. get fifty cent
bottle OF wyeth's Sage and Sulphur from
your druggist. and notice the improve
ment In the appearance Of your hair after
a few days treatment
Special agent. Sherman a MoCnnsx
Drug o..
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
BUSINESS BLOCK BURNS,
WITH 100000 DAMAGE

BUTTE. Mont. April lO.-Fire broke
out IN the warehouse district here at
noon today and was carried southwark
before a high wind. The Olson busl-
ness block. a four-story structure, was
destroyed and many warehouses dam
aged, One block Of small buildings was
virtually swept clean. Estimates Of the
loss varied from $4,000 upward when
the fire seemed under control.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
BISHOP HOGAN A PRIEST OF
CATHOLIC CHURCH so YEARS

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. April 10y-Priests
attending the synod Of the Kansas City
diocese of the Catholic church today par
ticipated In the celebration Of the sixtieth
anniversary Of Bishop John j. Hogan's
ordination as a priest.
Bishop Hogan of the Kansas City do
cese was ordained as a priest in st.
Louis and became a bishop forty-four
years ago. He Is 50 years old.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
FIFTH CHICAGO VOTED ron TAFT
President WIN Get Two Delegates to
Chicago Convention.

Chicsgo Convention.
CHICAGO, April i0.-President Taft
carried at least one district In yesterdays
presidential preference primary In I'LL
nois. and II is the Fifth Chicago district.
This was definitely established from
figures complied from returns tonight.
There will be two delegates from each
Of the twenty-five districts in the state
and eight delegates-st-Iarge and Colonel
Roosevelt's supporters say he will have
fifty-six delegates from Illinois to the
republican national convention. accord
ing TO the advisory vote. The delegates
will be selected at district and state con-
ventions. President Taft's managers an.
nounced tonight that they would fight
for an endorsement Of the present admln-
istration in the platform TO be adopted
In the. republican state convention ct
Springfield April 10. al
I Every district In Illinois was carried by
Speaker Champ Clark over Covering
Woodrow Wilson In the democratic prf-
mary.
Colonel. Roosevelt defeated President
TAFT by about ii5.ooo Speaker Champ
Clark defeated Governor Woodrow Will
son by about 10000 on the democratic
ticket.
The results OF the primaries as shown
tonight are: Governor Deneen's plurality
In his denomination By the republicans is
about T5.oco. while Edward r. Dunno pro-
cured the nomination by the democrats
for governor by about so.ooo
Lawrence Y. sherman's Endorsement by
the republicans In the advisory vote on
United States senator was about 5000
over Senator Cullom.
Governor Deneen win control the new
republican state central committee by a
large majority.
Among the democrats both National
Committeeman Roger C. sullivan and he
Hearst Harrison combination tonight
claim control OF the party organization
and the result probably will not be
known until complete returns are re-
ceived.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11

against the c. b & Q. railway and
other railroads from the Interstate
Commerce commission growing out Of a
complaint filed in June Of last year al
leging unjust. unreasonable and unduly
discriminatory rates for coal from mines
in the walsenburg or walsen district in
Colorado to Minden. Men, and TO The
intermediate stations Of keene. Wilcox.
Raglan. Huntisy. Alma. Orleans. Garter
and Sacramento, Seh.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11

unwilling 70 cope with the situation
Recommendation that the police put forth
greater efforts.
Recommendation that the Albert law
be repealed and a regulated district be
created.
Finding that there has been a oomblns-
ton among paving contractors and no
proof Of graft In paving contracts.
though II has been shown certain prae-
tees have prevailed which should be
done away with.
Finding that Florence paving was de-
fieient and not up to specifications
Finding that there Is no truth In the
report that Ryles Kinzie was held cap
tive in room in the Willard hotel be-
cause to hold her captive there would
be impossible.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11

expected that the states solid vote will
be cast for Mayor Gaynor.
Downward revision Of the tariff will
be made the paramount issue In the plat
form to be presented to the convention
by the committee on resolutions.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11

Kensucky Convention Awaiting Re-
pert OF Credcntials Committee.

h<ufucky convention AWaitnk re-
pert OF Credc.tial. Committee.
LOUISVILLE. KY. April io-rhe re-
publican state convention Immediately
after reeonvening tonight. adjourned
again until 70 o'clock tomorrow morning
% Ese the committee on credentials
time 10 prepare its report on nearly
Leo contests involving a third Of the
seats in the convention.
rbe Roosevelt forces with former Chief
JuAtice Z. c. oBear as their counsel are
presenting testimony IN every contest
and making 4 stsnographic report Of the
eskd<ncs. IL is doubtful whether the CON-
mittee win be through with It's work
whrn the convention assemblies In the
zDornlng.
The temporary organization was COM
plase without friction, Senator w. o.
bradley. leader Of the Taft forces. being
chosen chairman.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
letter to
pr. xiimsr q Co.
Singhanton, u. x
Prsre Shsi Svanp-Rsot win d Ter Yss

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booklet Of valuable information. telling
all about the kidneys and bladder. When
writing. be sure and mention The Omaha
Daily Bee. Regular flfty-cent and one
dollar sire bottles for sale at all drug
stores.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
SPEAKER is GIVEN OVATION
House Democrats Congratulate Him
on His Vote In Illinois.

on His Vote In Illinois.
WASHINGTON, April lo.-Speaker
Champ Clark was given an unusual ova-
ton today when he assembled the house
rostrum. Cheers. applause and the shrill
"rebellica" greeted him. He handed the
gavel awkwardly. his hand being
cramped by too much hand shaking.
Representative Rucker OF Missouri.
democrat. obtained permission to address
the house for one minute.
ION behalf OF all Missourisns and hun
dreds Of democrats throughout the coun-
try" he said, y desire to congratulate
our speaker on the MAGNIFICENT tribute
paid him yesterday by the democracy OF
the great state Of Illinois. II was a
tribute that any man well might eovet,
II makes him, Inevitably the next presi-
denf o. ltde United states. ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
MORE DEMOCRATIC HARMONY
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democrats, whose respect and confidence
are very dear to me. the plain, unvar-
nished truth about the 1905 campaign.
II started with the management OF the
Bryan Volunteers on January 10. after
numerous and urgent requests from Tom
Allen. Mr.. Bryans brother-ln-law. From
that day until election worked like a
slave and never received cent or
wanted a cant for my services. What
I did. was done freely, out Of love for
the cause. and nobody knows this better
than Bryan and Allen.
Until September Is I did my work
at Columbus. Then moved my head
quarters to Lincoln and worked from
there. When the democratic state plat
form convention met in Lincoln. the lat
ter part Of September. Mr.. shallenberger
went before the committee and made a
request that somebody be especially
designated 10 take charge Of his cam
paIgn. Arthur F. Mullen and Tom
Allen. especially Allen. urged me for this
duty, which was agreeable 10 Shallen-
berger. I protested. since all my work
up TO that time had been done for
Bryan. and my heart and soul were In
the Bryan cause. felt that. with the
right effort. Bryan could win, while the
Shallenherser campaign looked to me
as all but hopeless. But Allen was chair
man OF the committee, and Mr.. Bryan's
brother-in-law and spokesman, and !
finally yielded to his insistence. That
Is how. after eight months OF incessant
work. l came to shift from Bryan to the
Shallenberger end Of the fight.
Helped Allen Out.
when | first moved TO Lincoln, Allen
was short Of funds for the state COM
mittee. and asked me for help out OF the
Bryan Volunteer funds. for office help.
postage. etc. gave him this help. Then,
when took hold Of the shallenberger
campaign. he told me TO use the volun-
teer funds for getting out letters and
printed matter for shailenberger. that
Shallenberser had contributed 10 the
state committee and we would make a
common pot cut Of the state committee
and Volunteer funds. though the &C.
counts were kept separately.
II used between s. 500 and 1900 for
Shallenberger out of the Volunteer funds
Every penny OF II was accounted for
in the statement issued 10 members Of
the Volunteers. The Bryan Volunteer
statement book shows every item OF re-
ceipts and expenditures. with exact
dates. and / court the closest investi-
cation. The money there accounted for
is all / received and all used. I never
sent out a dollar for workers. / have
always prided myself on scrupulous ex-
actness and honesty in the matter of
campaign funds. Only about seven weeks
ago | received. from Mr.. l. J. Dunn
himself, a cordial letter compllmenting
me on the manner In which / had ac-
counted for the money OF the Democratic
State club. and expressing the wish that
there were more clean and able demo-
Gratis like myself In Nebraska Now he
says was disburser OF brewery funds
in isos and he knew IL all the time. Not
only did ! use no brewery money. ex-
eept that accounted for in the Volunteer
statement. but at no time In the Shall
lenberger campaign. by letter or word
Of mouth. did I raise the wet and dry
issue, or try to raise IL. The issues were
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
LUMBER DEALERS Win POINT
Commerce Court Dismisses Case from
Commission.
COMPLAINT OF COMMERCIAL CLUB
Interstate Commerce Com mission
sustaink Nebraska railing on
Freight Rate. OIL Coal from
Colorado TO Thie State.
From : staff Correspondent

From staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON. April la-tspecial Tel
egram.)-An action Of considerable I'M
portance TO the lumber dealers Of coun-
ell Bluffs, Omaha and Des Moines has
been taken by the United States COM
meres court, when an order for dismissal
was entered in the case Of the Atchison.
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad against the
United States. which will in effect es-
tabIish lower freight rates on this COM
modify 10 these points. and will, per-
haps. result in certain repsratlou to the
dealers for charges made in the past.
The case originally grew out Of a COM
plant by the Omaha Commercial club
to the Interstate Commerce commission
protesting against the high freight rates
on lumber to Omaha The commerce
commission upheld the claim Of the Com
mercinl club and issued an order that
the rates be reduced. The railroad COM
panies. making a total or forty-one
compliments. appealed to the United
States commerce court In an effort to
have the action OF the Interstate Com
merce commission reversed. Ed P. Smith
OF the firm OF Smith. smyth and Schail
OF Omaha, appeared for the Omaha Com
merciaI club. but the case was put over
and Mr.. Smith was compelled to return
to Nebraska. to turn the matter over to
Judge Green. congressman from the
Ninth district. who represented the
Omaha Commercial club at the hearing.
Before any action was taken BY the
court. however. the complainants filed
stipulation for dismissal and the order
OF the court was entered accordingly.
The result Of this action means that
the decision of the Interstate Commerce
commission will stand and that the order
for a material reduction in the freight
rates will go into effect.
MelIor Plead. for Fairs.
W. r. Mellor OF the Nebraska State
Fair board appeared this morning before
the full committee on agriculture of the
house in support OF the Mcguire bill to
appropriate $4,000 for federal buildings on
state fair grounds. Mr. Mellor explained
himself as much pleased with the atten-
ton given by the committee TO his state
ment, and regarded IL as a good omen In
connection with the possible passage Of
the measure. He left for the west to-
night
BIZ to Improve Missouri.
Senator McCumber of North Dakota
introduced an amendment TO the river
and harbor bill today calling for an ap-
Of $500 for the improve
ment and maintenance of the Missouri
river from Kansas City to Lebeau. s. d. |
His amendment further provides for the
expenditure of $4,000 for improvements
OF the Missouri by snagging. bank re-
vetment and the removal OF rocks from
the channel and for maintenance from 1
Lebeau, s. D., TO Fort Benton, Mont.
lows Postmasters.
The president sent to the senate to-
day for confirmation the nominations
Of Daniel J. Album as postmaster at
Missouri Valley, Ia, and ozro j. Kra-
mer at schaller, Ia, also the name OF
Fred II. Durham to be postmaster at
washington Springs, s. D.
The Nebraska State Railway commits
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11

TIA 81 G9fnor ns Com promise Cam
<idafe Chfef Topic.
kES YORK. April ia-Mayor W. J.
c4ynor a. compromise candidate for
the democratic presidential nomination
x'ss the chief topic Of conversation
snong delegates arriving here today for
Tho Democratic state convention. which
viii Be held tomorrow to select ninety
dei<t<fes TO the national convention in
Baltimore. Il was conceded By the
leaders that the New York delegates
w not b Instructed. although II n
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11

Stimulate your business ry .-ivertlsing
In The Bee--the newspaper that reaches
all OF the buyers.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
f.R. TALKS IN PENNSYLVANIA
Ask People 10 Repeat at Primary
What Illinois Did.
FINDS HIS wARMEsr WELCOME
nirssss severe Criticism Against
chsass, Miibsrn ssa Other New
York Lawyers who Are
Combatffng His IDEAS.

PHILADELPHIA. April io.--Acress the
s,ats Of Pennsyivsnia from Pittsbursh
10 Philadelphia. Colonel Roosevelt went
campaigning today. making his appeal
for support at the primaries on Saturday.
II va the iiveliest day OF the campaign
thu far. In no other state which he
has uaversed since he began his fight
Ia. he found the crowds 30 large and
dcaonstrAtive. h.
Wherever he spoke Colonel Roosevelt
asked tho people 10 DO on Saturday what
Illinois iid yesterday.
we knocked them over the ropes IN
~ is,s hsuraria. and u want to- ses
s-mvvnt count In Pennsylvania
colonel referred for the first timf
Il view upon the outcome Of the
1dsht
III Wa as I believe we WILL" he said.
win tn this fight. want you 10 remem-
Der that our success must be made 70
turn for social and Industrial justice"
Expeunds Theories.
In his address here tonight. Colonel
Roosevelt made a detailed exposition OF
the theories which he has propounded In
regard TO the courts He again directed
sewers criticism against Joseph choate.
John. q. Miibarn and the other New
xork lawyers who nave formed an ssso-
cistIsn 70 combat his IDEAS He said that
these men. "embattled attorneys for the
defsnss Of special privilege. taking the
position they do. markedly champion
vested wrong"
These worthy gentlemen" he added.
''spsak a. II the Judges were somehow
Imposed on Us by heaven and were re-
sponshls only 10 heaven"
Later Colonel Roosevelt brought in the
name Of President TAFT. He asserted
that this country would not be . good
plaza to live in '1f we permit our gov
eminent TO be twisted away from Its
original purpose and 10 become GOV
eminent such - Mr.. Taft. Mr.. choste.
Nj. Lorimer. Mr. Miiburn. Mr.. Penrose.
NJ. 0ugsenhelm and their allies wish
to make liza government by corpora-
sion attorneys on the bench and off the
hanch."
A. Colonel. Roosevelt was whlsked
across the state he found crowds at the
lager points Of such size that many Of
them were unable 10 set within earshot.
In Iohnstown. Altoona. Harrisburg and
Lancaster the best vantage points were
3 thronged 20 that the streets were al
most impossible. When he reached Phila-
dciphia another throng was waiting for
aim. -Four hundred policemen lined the
streets TO keep back the crowds along
the three squares from the station TO
the hotel. The Metropolitan opera house,
IN which he spoke tonight. was filled
an hour before the eoionefs arrival.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
Bill to Improve Missouri.


The. president sent to the senate to-
day for confirmation the nominations
Of Daniel ]. Album as postmaster at
Missouri Valley, Ia, and ozro j. Kra-
mer at schaller. Ia, also the name Of
Fred II. Durham to be postmaster at
washington Springs, s. D.
The Nebraska State Railway commits
sion secured a favorable decision today
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-11
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The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1912-07-26

What a Heap Of Happiness
1t Would Bring TO
Drinkley Homes

Hard to do homework with an
aching back.
Brings you hours Of misery at
leisure or at work.
If women only knew thecause
that
Backache pains pfen come
from weak kidneys. !
'Twould save nj needless
woe.
Doan's kidney Pills hare for
weak kidneys,N
Many resid ntspf thisvIeinity
endorse then.
Mrs. IL Pa;,, AS. Rosser
st., Forrest City, AA says; Il
am pleased to RECOMMEND Doan's
Kidney Pills. for | have been
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was annoyed by kidney COM
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You are welcome to use my
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Buffalo. New York. sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name Deans
land take no other.
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The weather is very dry and
hot in this vicinity just at pres
ent and farmers are complaining
of lots of grass.
Quite a few Moroites took in
the big day" 1T Monroe station
last Sunday. The day was one
set by the Woodmen Of the
World for unveiling. All ex-.
pressed themselves IS having a
great day.
IMr. Walter Story was a visitor
in Monroe Monday.
AT a recent meeting held by the
bank directors for the purpose of
electing a cashier to fill the va
cancy of Mr.. R. G. Childs, who
has accepted a like position at
Gurdon. Ark. Mr.. /. N. Vail
was elected, but we learn that
Mr.. Vail can't serve, Is he has
other business interests that calls
for, his time.
Miss Beulah Williams made q
visit to her old home, Monroe.
last Saturday, staying over for
! the w. O. w. celebration, which
took place Sunday. She return
ed to Moro Monday. She reports
a pleasant trip.
The writer was out to the
Bemis Farm one day last week
and saw some fortyacreso of corn
that the worms had literally eaten
up. Mr.. Hartley, the manager.
says he is puzzled to know now
what to phantom the same ground
asy Of course, the corn is gone.
I Miss Kate Baggot, who is
teaching school at Prospect, two
miles from Moro, visited home
folks in Brinkley last Saturday
and Sunday. returning Monday.
The convicts, who have for the
past three months been working
the public roads west of town,
have moved their camp one-half
mile south Of Moro. If people
don't believe we have good roads
now we only ask that they come
and see.
EAGLE Eye"