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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
Milwaukee Men Plan
to Gust the Socialists

MILWAUKEE. Jan. 27.-The last iesis-
lature having failed TO enact nonnartI-
san election Law. the republicans and
democrats OF Milwaukee are planning an
attempt 10 overthrow thee socialists now
In power at the municipal election in
April.
Several conferences have been held in
which leading republicans and democrats
have participated and the plan outlined
lie TO have . republican head the demo-
cratic city ticket. leaving the offices OF
city treasurer and comptroller for demo-
cratic nominees.
The republican city committee repre-
sentativcs have practically agreed TO this
plan and the democratic committee work
ing along the same lines Is expected TO
follow suit shortly.
Practically the same lines are planned
for the election OF board Of aldermen.
Mayor Emil eelde has already been
nominated to head the socialist ticket.
The allied republican and democratic
committees sre expected to endorse the
nomination Of DR.. Gerhard A. Badlng
(repJ, former health commissioner OF
Milwaukee, for mayor.
Congressman William J. Gary trep) has
announced himself q candidate for the
office Of mayor. but the situation Ii ex.
pected to be cleared before thu election
whereby the contest for chief executive
Of the city will be narrowed TO two candI-
dates.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
Gompers Directs
Warm Rejoinder to
Senator Critic

WASHINGTON. Jan. Ex-senator Hey
burn of Idaho Is challenged by Samuel
Gompers. president Of the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor. in an editorial in the
February issue Of the American Fedora
tionist 10 produce in a court OF law any
evidence which he may have Of any H.
legal operations performed by dompers.
The editorial Ia based on the occurrence
IN the senate last Thursday. when Sem
ator Hepburn declared that no COM
municstion should be received from Mr..
Gompers. because Of the facts disclosed
In the Mcnamara trial and subsequent
thereto"
The Idaho senator also said the presi-
dent OF the American Federation Of Labor
was not qualified to address communl-
cation 10 congress or TO the government.
Referring to his challenge to Detective
Burns and his sponsors to PROVE in a
court Of law any charge which either or
all of them may bring against him. Pres
idsnt Gompers addressing Mr.. Hepburn.
continues:
Il now and here include you and defy
you and challenge you to produce In a
court of law any such evidence. You will
observe that l specifically state In q
court Of law rather than under the
constitutions protection which surrounds
your privilege to wsg your unbridled
tongue in indi.ection and insinuation."
After declaring that he has been citi-
zen of the United States since 1s72, Prest-
dent Gompers says in conclusion:
There Is nothing that you can say.
Senator Hepburn. which will at all re-
fleet upon my work. my life. and my
character. and am willing that the
American people shall judge between you
and me as TO which Of Us stands for the
dollar and which for the manhood. the
womanhood and the childhood Of our
country"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
HAD LOST HOPE, SAYS A
WELL KNOWN LOCAL MAN
G. D. Griswold Comes Out as En-
dorser of New Tonic.
WAS THOROUGHLY BENEFITED
Until They become Totally De-
bilitated. Say. Visiting
Specialists.

Among the hundreds OF statements
being made in eonnection with the re-
msrkable new tonic. ''Tona Vita" none
are more interesting than that given out
recently by Mr.. O. Dayton GriswOld OF
ioa South Eishieenth street. this city.
Mr.. Griswold said: For long time
have not enjoyed good health. j was al
run down, intensely nervous and suffered
from stomach trouble. felt tired and
dull al day; my body seemed benunbed
at times. and could not sleep az night.
Ny bowels would not perform their
proper functions; my digestion was i'm
perfect and ! was continuously constipa-
ted. As soon as l ate anything my
stomach would fill with gas and would
be distressed for a half hour or more
afterward. contracted cold easily.
tested various medicines without relief.
and finally lost hope.
about ten days ago I talked with one
Of the "Tona Vita specialists a, Brandeis
drug department. and he explained my
trouble and advised me 10 try his
preparation. l did II and am glad did.
for 'Tona Vita proved q wonder In my
case.
Il now feel like have a new lease Of
life. Ny ambition has returned, as well
as my strength and energy. ! now sleep
at night and get up In the morning feel
ing cheerful and ready for work"
People who are nervous and irritable.
have imperfect digestion and stomach
disorder. lack energy and ambition. feel
melancholy and DISCOURAGED. suffer with
headaches, baellaches, poor memory. un-s
sound sleep. irregular circulation. pallid
compilations and who are susceptible 10
coughs and colds. are Ilnquestionably
suffering with that modern plague. ner-
vous debility, say the 'Tona Vita sps-
cialists
There are thousands Of such half sick
men and women In Omaha who really do
not know just what Is wrong with them"
said one Of these specialists yesterday
afternoon.
They struggle almlessly along until
they become totally debilitated and
oftentimes they come 10 US suffering with
this dreaded condition in its most az
gravated FORM" continued he
I'VE have a preparation that viii posi-
lively remove this trouble and restore
the organs Of the body TO their healthy.
normal condition"
The ''Tona Vita" specialists are at the
Brandeis drug department. Sixteenth and
Douglas streets. south side. main floor.
between the hours OF 3 a m. and p. M.
during their stay In omaha.-ady,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
New York Police
Trail Suspected
Men to the Crime

NEW YORK. Jan. with the arrest
In Brooklyn early this morning Of three
alleged safe breakers as they were about
to roo q pawnsnop. II became known that
the New York police recently inangurated
. plan TO keep all well known crooks under
constant surveillance with the Idea OF
intended rohberles, The men
arrested, an Of whom Il Is said have
prison records. had been trailed for five
DAYS by detectives who pounced upon
them as they were breaking into the
These arrests" said Deputy Police
Commissioner Dougherty. mark the first
results OF the inauguration Of q new
method OF crime prevention. Instead Of
waiting for the men TO commit the burg
larry. we arrested them after they had
shown such an intention"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
New Babies Stamped
to Avoid Mistakes

CHICAGO. Jan. n.-Ali babies born In
Chicago hospitals are stamped. II was an
nouncsd today after attention had been
called to tho problem now vexins two
Paris mothers.
As soon as baby arrives an antiseptlc
label bearing the name of the mother,
the date and hour Of birth and the name
Of the attending physician II attached to
the child.
Attendants at the Chicago iying-in hos
pitaIs discussed the dilemma In which two
Paris mothers ind themselves. The stork
visited her mother and her daughter at
the same hospital and at the same hour
In Paris. An attendant then mixed the
infants. Each mother now fondias baby
and wonders whether Il Is a son or a
brother, or a son or q grandson.
IF We didn't have tho stamping sys-
tenn" said Chicago nurse. I'VE would be
In trouble all tho time. Identification Is
absolutely necessary where we have
babies arriving at the rate Of a dozen or
two an hour"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
This Shampoo Stops
Hair from Falling

"AIkali shampoos will cause hair to
grow dull and lifelexs. split at ends and
fall out" says Mrs. Mae Martyr in the
Boston News. and until hurtful soaps
or mixtures are discontinued there can
be no relief. A very fine shampoo mix
ture can be made by d.ss0iving . tsS-
spoonful csnthrox in a cup o. no,
water. This should be poured on the
head slowly and rubbed up well and 5.
will create an abundance Of white,
creamy lathsr.
After a canthrox shampoo Tire hair
dries evenly and quickly. Tis.se the soap
is left clean. plant and healthy. 1t is
not necessary to shampoo every week
when canthrox Is employed. because its
effects are quick and lasting. Continued
using canthrox insurss clean. healthy
scalp and an abundance OF rich. glossy.
attractive Tyr easy to do Up and Of an
eyeaness in color. ADV.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
PERSIGNS SEEK TO INVOLVE
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

TEHERAN. Jan. f2.-A plot to kill one
OF the American officials has been dis
covered and this explains the attempt
against the American. Colonel Bruce. at
taehe TO the treasury gendarmerie, who
was shot at while leaving the barracks
January ls 4 former officer Of the
gendarmerie has made a confession Of the
plot. in which he duplicates himself The
object appears TO have been to create a
political incident in which the United
States would be involved
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
GOVERNOR TALKS EDUCATION
Immense Crowd Fills Y. N. C. A.
Auditorium to Hear Address.
TELLS OF HIS OWN LIFE
and Expected world to Bow to
Him-Reaiises Vow Book
Knowledge L. Not All.

Before an tadienee Sunday afternoon
that filled the large auditorium Of the
Young Mems Christian association build
ing to overflowlng. Governor Aldrich dis
eussed philosophy Of Education" saying
that the purpose Of an education 10 to
teach men and women how 20 think and
act.
David Cole. vice president OF the asso-
citation, introduced the governor. who
upon his appearance on the platform was
loudly applauded.
Governor Aldrich said that education Is
tie basic principle that goes TO make
representative government. where each
one is builder for the future and where
men are striving to bring forth the best
that Is in them.
DEPRESSING slightly from his subject, the
governor related some Of the things In
connection with his own education. tell
ing that after graduating from ap Ohio
college he supposed that his sS.iity In
various directions would be Recognized
and that calls from every direction would
be received inviting him to accept chairs
in great Institutions Of learning. He
waited. but the calls were not heard. and
then borrowing 500 he said, he packed
his grip and started for Nebraska.
UtIli,y of Education.
The governor took the position that
there are few OF thu college men who In
after years and IN everyday business
life will be called upon TO refer to their
Latin and Greek. their geometry and their
zoology, but the studying Of the sciences,
the languages, the mathematics ana the
arts Is teaching them how to think and
how to act when they get out and rub up
against the world The college education.
he contended. teaches q man how to con-
troll his mental faculties and hold on to
the problems until something smokes; Il
teaches the young man how TO make tho
most OF the opportunities and does much
toward pointing out the way to recognise
and grasp those same opportunities As
they pass In review.
However. the governor does not look
with favor upon n man who " all head
He wants TO see a corresponding Develop
ment Of the heart and the body. contend
ing that they must work in unison and
In harmony with the mind II the hes. re-
suits are to be attained.
George washington was pointed to as
an illustration OF what might be expected
Of an educated man As such. when the
opportunity presented itself. he heard the
call and responded. Though the richest
man Of his time. he left his comfortable
home and shared the hardships Of the
most common soldier. because he felt
that his country needed him.
Lincoln. by the governor. was referred
to as the incarnation Of civic virtue and
specimen of man whom every citizen
should emulate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
GOVERNMENT FRAUD NEMESIS
Chief Postoffice Inspector Makes
Report Of Years Work.
HIGH.ToNED CRIMINALS CAUGHT
Men Who swindIed Investors Out OF
Ssventy-seven Millions Brought
20 Justice by Efforts of
This One Department..

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s-Promoters Of
fraudulent schemes who had obtained
81, ooc. 600 from the public, were put out
Of business during the fiscal year ending
June -. last. according to the annual re-
port Of Robert $. SHARP. chief inspector
Of the Postoffiee department, issued to-
day.
This showing 10 the most remarkable
In the history OF the department. During
the fiscal year I'D individuals were In
dicted on the charge OF using the mails
In furtheranee OF schemes TO defrsnd,
OF this number iss persons were tried
and iM convicted. ....
The schemes Investigated were Of end
less variety. varying. as the report indl-
Gates, from the simplest business trans
ateions TO q gigantic project involving
the sale Of worthless stock In fake minias
companies and imaginary and fictitious
institutions existing only on paper In
the minds Of the promoters"
In discussing the multiplicity OF schemes
10 defraud the people. Chief Inspector
Sharp says ''the determination to bring
prison sentences against them has proved
exceedingly successful. In no instance. as
far as known to this office. has a person
convicted on a criminal charge OF this
character attempted 90 reorganlxs his
scheme under q new name. as was often
the case where fraud orders alone were
resorted TO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
TURKS DERIDE THOUGHT
OF YIELDING TRlP0LI

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Jan. THE town
Of Khan Yunus- on the Syrian coast. has
been b0mbarded by an Italian warship,
according to advices reaching here
There Is considerable talk OF collective
intervention By the powers to end the
war. but II meets with nothing but deri-
sion in Constantinople.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
DETROIT VOTERS TO DECIDE
UPON REDUCED CAR FARE

DETROIT. Mich.. Jan. a.-The question
Of eight street railway fares for a quarter
and municipal ownership OF the traction
lines will be voted on Tuesday at :
municipal election here
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
REAL ESTATE.
FARM q RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Briti.A Colambia.

Choice valley farms In tracts Of 1so acres
or more On easy terms. within to miles
fron the towns along the Grand Trunk
Pacific Railway between Fort George and
Prince Rupert Write for booklet de-
scrihing this wonderful country. B.
Meyel. District Sales Agent. 81 Paxton
Bldg. Omaha. Neb.
CHOICE fruit. farms in tracts OF 10
acres or more on easy terms. along the
Skeena river near Prince Rupert. Central
British Columbia. Call or write B. Aeys-
Omaha Neb
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
Califerniz.
DON'T WAIT FIVE YEARS.
BUY CALIFORNIA FULL-BEARING

DOsN "AhA ElN AA-sNANs-s
BUY CALIFORNIA FULL-BEARING
ORCHARDS.
MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED.
SHoo cash and SsAeo per month buys
five acres with full bearing fruit trees
in the famous Bidwel Orchards At
Chico Cal Payments include interest
and taxes. Your money back II not salts
fled upon investigation The Bowel
Orchards are the most noted and pro-
duetive In the wonderful Sacramento
valley OF California. It's our confidence
in this land that prompts this generous
offer. We've peaches. prunes, almonds,
apricots and Bartlett pears Buyers
railroad fares. not exceeding SSSoo VIII
be credited on purchase price. Land adj
Joins the thriving town Of Chico uLo0
population, (References: Any bank OF
Chico, American National bank of San
Francisco and First National bank OF
nation and facts TO
Bidwell Orchards. Inc. Chico. Cal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
miscellaneous.

Farmers and land buyers
oil over thu country are
reading Bee want ads every
day and swapping up every
bargain offered
Rates III cents per word
n run only one time. ic per
word IL run two or more
times consecutiyely.
Write and mail your ad
today 10 Real Estate depart
ment OF The Omaha Bee, Re-
suits are sure.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
Florida.
FLORIDA
THE LAND OF SUNSHINE

We are offering 10. 20 and p-acre tracts
and upwards located In Colu-sb.& county
rear Lake City, Florida. 80 miles west of
Jacksonville and only 50 miles from St.
Augustine. This property is interested
BY three railroads OF national reputation,
which furnish the best service at
reasonable rates to all markets of the
United States.
The climate IL ideal. Fine farms are
now being worked in our tract with
exceptionally good results. Own one Of
cur farms. Investigate our offer. Small
cash payments and easy terms
Low rates daily. Tickets good until
RoBT. c. DRUESEDow & CO.
(Sales Agents.
$50 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Omaha Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
Toland & Wiley
Is Bee Bldg.

IG1. we'll improved. good land, y
mile from station, Dodge county. 800 an
acre miles 10 Fremont; IS acres fair
Improvement. 30 in cultivation. 3 miles
from Florence. from Omaha boundary.
S5 per acre. VIM. Nelson. $3.50 Paxton
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
Texas.

80 acre. SUBWAY. ilH Perry ST., Chi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
]. J. 0'Rourke Dead.

Anton Gutter was arrested last night on
suspicion OF stealing SIS from Joe serko-
wickL serkowieki says that Gutter en-
tered his rooms in the Kirby building,
Twenty-seventh and l. streets. Friday
night and took tss from his trunk. Gutter
worked about the building.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23
Georgia.
GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA

Traversed by the
ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM a ATTAIN
TIC RAILROAD.
Lands adapted to the widest range of
crops All the money crops Of the south
pIentifully produced. For literature treat
ing with this coming country. its soil.
climate. church. and school advantages.
write
W. II. LEAHy, DEPT. X.
General Passenger Agent.
ATLANTA. GA.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23

stock dry
IS In best s.9o-pop. town
I farm in lower altitude,
: 80. oiinger & Knapp.
:, Denver. Colo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23

WANTED-se acres about one mile from
Pspiiiion. I-Toom house in South Omaha
TO exchange in part payment Address
Box :. South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-23

100 ACRES, gully, rolling, 4 miles from
market; 10 acres OF winter wheat goes
with place. fair Improvement. good soil
and price Is right; can give terms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
Concerning Modes

The scallop OF childhood DAYS g
again TO the front in every ina ginabie
form, promising before many weeks
t" have as wide a popularity as the
over-worked fringe OF six months ago.
This familiar way of finishing the edge
OF child's petticoat now appears on
the smartcst OF dinner gowns. on the
edge OF evening cioaks, on collars of
every description, and even in one
daring model on the bottom of n
white serge skirt. rs we'll as on the
accompany Jacket.
y part ocular case in point shows It
In the finish OF the superb brocad.
cvcniE gown recently worn by tho
Countess Won Bernstorf, which has
the square neck finished with In.
shallow curved edge, while the short
sleeves are formed of three separate
pieces of the scalloped hrocade. the
cagc OF the lower tier being further
finished with tiny runics of lace or
tulle. This gown. one OF several of
the same character made for tho chat
clttne OF the kaiscr.s embassy in the
PAST season Is wcr-dehncd stripe
with this same scallop.
There is u good deal more 10 Tho
strdie of the one-piGce froclz Of the
moment than there was IL year nGo
though it is sill at times very sim
PIE affair. In some models it is mere
~ straight band of the material OF
the gown. about an inch and IL quarter
in width. and may he attached by a
row of machine stitching at the upper
edge; IL 1t is interlined 10 give il a
little soidity 1t can be put on with
Invisible stitches. This straight band
may be broken by part of the skirt
going up over it or by part of the
waist coming down, or 1t may have
a long sash slirncd under it so that
one end falls over the top and tho
other from underneath. Also it may
be quite unbroken III any way, and
when this is tho case with waist
OF the goodly proportions now seen
In tho fashionable figure, its effect
Seems rather odd to any one who ro-
members the wasp waists Of yore.
Get out your seed pearls that have
been tucked away for years. for this
once popular jcwelry Is in favor again
and is appearing in delightful -orms
While the new designs are copies
or the old French pieces, they never
have the association of an antique.
so dealers in the seed pearl iewelry
declare.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
Do You Know How to Pack?

II is irritating to have u wrinkled
frocli come home from tho tailor.
Even those whose prices are big
enough TO insure better things do not
sccm to realize that no suit should
be folded until it is dry
professional packer gives this
Eint: That every plated skirt should
hnve the plaits carefully caught in
place at the hem before packing.
This done and the skirt carefully
foldel with tissue paper in the fold
it should come out of the trunk as
smooth when it went in.
The same packer says that soft
gowns that arc difficult to pack
smoothly often carry better when
rolled over a heavy roll Of news
paper that has been covered with
sheets of tissue paper. Ii the gown
is white this paper should he blue.
Put crushed tissue paper In every
frid, stun sleeves, bows and loops
with II: fold it around flowers and
under feathers, and also fiji odd
corners. 1t prevents slipping md
does not add TO wcisht--hn important
item when overweight baggage Is 10
he dreaded.
Where there Is plenty OF space in AZ
trunk one packer puts her conts on
the hangers and atuffs out the sleeves
and front. This takes up too much
room for the average person. The
best method Of coat packing is TO
fnld it inside out sleeve to sleeve
and front to front, then fold once
lcrgthwise with tissue paper between
The sleeves may he slightly stuffed
before folding.
Snug Packing Bent,
Tho secret OF succcSstul packing is
tight packing. The Inexperienced
Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
Afternoon Tea Danties-What Is Best to Serve at a
Function That is Becoming Popular
Feature in Social Life
F eature in Social Life.

The o'clock tea. or rather ihe ar
,enoon tea for often it Is served be-
fore 3 has been . feature OF home and
social life in England for centuries.
and in London, in Liverpool and other
large cities 1t Is one Of the customs
OF business men TO have tea served IN
the!r Offices just before the end OF
tAe business day.
In America afternoon teas are com
paratively new feature, but like
many other customs borrowed from
other countries, when once taken M
by the social set here. has become Il
fad, and Is now one Of the most popu-
lar OF the social functions of the times.
and one likely 30 last To-. all time.
When American women do things
they do them so much better than
European women ulat trey can now
teach F:ngl!shwomcn how 10 prepara
and serve those dainty little rcpasts
called afternoon teas and give them
ODDS
or course. Am ricans l<now that is
II matter % taste. The English are
governed nv tradition in ths'" use Of
teas, as well as in nany other things.
They drink only Sooshong. while
OolonG. whica IS almost unknown III
there cling TO the traditional 500
sionE.
otto Hartman na.tre G'hotc. OF In.
Waldorf Astoria, IN speaking Of ar
ternoon teas and the increase in their
popularity. not only with women, but
with men. in New York. said:
These teas are no longer a little
rcpast of n toasted muffin. scone,
little wafer and n cup OF tea, such. as
are served In London, hut n hearty
luncheon. We have hundreds OF wo-
men here every day who motor I'm
from their country places. which they
have kent opan all winter. who come
IN to do their shonninS or to attend
rnatinecs. whose husbands are Wall
Street bankers or brokers or IN the
wholesale business streets downtown,
who meet their. wives nera for tea,
and then motor home. Men do not
take kindly to toast and ten biscuits.
but like lots OF good things with THAR
tea. so VIC scrvc everything, from
! houillon or iassc to dainty cakes, and
from assorted sandwiches to fruit
salads. fruit punches. tea. coTcc and
chocolate"
Hartman gives 4 list OF dainticE FOR
afternoon teas and directions for p
| delicious blend Of ten. which followa:
Chicken hoHilion en- tasse.
Chicken. Virginia ham. cream cheese,