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The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-11
PANICS CURED
 BY KING CORN
CHICAGO BROKER AT PARK Ho. TEL SAYS SOUTH RAISED HlL-
 LION BUSHELS OF CORN.
Boys Corn Clubs Cause Astonishing Increase in south's Crop for
 King Corn.

The striking announcement that the billion bushels of corn raised by the south last year was due to the acs'v. fly of the Boys corn clubs was made by a visitor at the Park hotel last evening, when a prominent broker MT. J. M. Allen, expressed his views on the value of the corn crop to onr country.
 There were three billion bushels of corn raised in this country last year. the largest crop in our history, ard one third of that crop was raised "a the south" said the Chicago expert.
 ''It is a notable fact, however, that the entire amount of corn raised in the south never got north of the Ma son and Dixon line, for it was entirely consumed in the south, principally for feed. Most farmers are obliged to buy their feed because they have not yet learned the wise policy of dlyersi- fled crops"
 "The United States leads the world in the production of corn. And we never need panic more than 60 days just so long as we can raise corn. The western farmers some years ago were the traditional property of the mort gage broker But a leading broker in Chicago told me recently that he had the greatest difficulty in placing mon ey on western farms, because they had enough money in our neighbor- hood, or because they had their farms paid for. Corn did it.
 Twenty years ago in Kansas, corn was used for fuel in some places be. cause the price of it would not pay for freight. Twenty and 90 cents was the ruling price. Today there are over 100 commercial avenues fer the corn crop to be distributed. And the demand is increasing yearly. One glucose factory ship out of Chicago several hunrerd cars of corn during the season. And this is only one out let for King Corn"
 Some years ago." said Mir. Allen when I was selling farm In Vir ginia, I predicted that corn would g
 to 50 cents and never again get be
 low that price. And this has aimos been realized. Last year the corr which sold for 45 cents in Octobe got 35 cents higher before the crol was all sold. It sold for 75 cents And predict now that in the next Il years corn will go higher than whea oftener than it will go below it ii price.
 There is no crop in the soutf 1 which means SC much to the prosper ity of the southern people as the corn crop, and am glad to see the activity of your government farm demonstra tors in getting the young farmer boys to go after raising corn, for the re demption of the farmer is corn,' con cluded the observing and wise broker who operates in the Windy City, but still has time to study southern con ditions. This may be because Mir Allen was born and bred in old Ken lucky, and the big grasping city on Lake Michigan has not been able to efface the ear marks of the southern gentleman Mir. Allen comes to the Park hotel every year and likes the beautiful Valley of Vapors.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-11
BADGER FIGHT
 FOR PLUMBERS
VISITING MASTER PLUMBERS EN- RETAINED IN ROYAL STYLE
 AT WHlTTlNeToN PARK.
Business Session, Chicken Dinner at Ozark Lithia and Other Events
 Opening Day.

The hospitality for which Hot Springs is renowned, has been very much in evidence the last three days. during which time the Arkansas mas ter plumbers association have been the guests of the Majestic hotel.
 Under the splendid management of M. ]. Murphy, c. Callahan, D. Bor- man and J. A. McCauley, a most de- lightful series of entertainment was provided, the feature event being the banquet on Monday night, for which mine host Jones was entitled to the astronomical blue ribbon. An enjoyable visit was made to the Ostrich and Alligator farms. a trio
 over the mountains in tally hos afford
 ed the visitors an idea of the scenery surrounding our city which is world
 renowned.
 On Tuesday after the business ses- sion charming drive to Ozark Lithia
 was taken, the bangs of hunger being
 assauged there with one of their fa-
 nous chicken dinners, a merry thea
 tre party then wound up a pleasur- able day at the Princess, and for good measure bowling match was indulg- ed in by the athletic members who rolled up fabulous scores.
 The crowning event, however, was badger fight held at Wilmington park, under the auspices of Doc Ow- ems and Tom Hanley.
 It had been noised about that most perEicious badger had been cap. tured at great risk to life and limb and had been safely secured. One of the best badger hounds in the state was secured. Who was touted as the sure enough, eat em up variety. The honor of pulling the string was nor eagerly sought. brave men though they were, and ever ready to charge, they quailed at the thought of en- countering this fierce denizen of the wood. One bold spirit however, volun- teered, H. c. Bray of Little Rock.
 With bated breath the crowd of on- lockers stood in awe at the deadly peril soon to be encountered. Kind friends implored him. while there was yet time to retreat to safety. With a word of encouragement to the sasth- full hound who was straining at his leash and barking defiance to his con cealed enemy, Bray, with tightly clenched teeth and flashing eye, and with heroism that won the admira- tion of his many friends, advanced up- on the now fairly enraged badger, pulled with an herculean strength and amidst the hysterical sobs of the gladdened crowd. demolished the brute.
 The following comprised the party: J. H. Hableton, R. A. Wilson, B. J. Dunn and wife, O. c. Wakenight, H. b. ana T. q. Meister, E. Roller, E. c. Bacht, w. H. Bruce of Fort Smith, NJ. B. Saunders. H. Hampstead, Nick Peay. w. c. Bray, J. B. Sherry and wife, B. J. Dunn and wife, A. Lanen- sky, of Little Rock, Aug. Richards and wife of Searcy, and w H. Hay man.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-11

Constipation brings many ailments in this train and is the primary cause of much sickness. Keep your bowels regular madam, and you will escape many of the ailments to which wom- en are subject Constipation is very simple thing, but like many sim pie things, it may lead to serious consequences. Nature often needs little assistance and when Chamber lain's Tablets are given at the first indication, much distress and suffer ing may be avoided. Sold by all deal CTS.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-11
TENNIS ToURNAM ENT.

New York, April 10.-Two former champions, Joshua Crane of Boston and vane Pennell of England. suryiy- ed the semiflnal rounds of the anna teur court tenlis tourney today They will meet tomorrow in the final, the winner qualifying to meet Jay Gould for the national championship title on Saturday. Both of today's matches went the limit of five sets and some brilliant play was witnessed.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-11
 COAL RATE SUSPENDED.

Washington. April 10.--An increase of 35 cents ton on the freight rate from the walsenburg district in Colo rado to points of destination in Kan sas. Oklahoma and Texas was sus' pended today by the interstate com merce commission from April l4 to August 12.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-11
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The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-11
A CORRECTION.

The name of the defendant in suit in circuit court decided Tuesday, in which Mrs Edwards" was quoted as having won $500 perdict over Dr. A. J. Edwards, the plaintiff desires to have corrected, in the statement that her name is Mrs. Rebecca Wal lace, and that she no longer desires to be referred to as Mrs. Edwards.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-11
 NEW M., K. AND T. PRESIDENT.

New York, April 10.--c. E. Sehaff, formerly president of the New York Central lines west of Buffalo, was to- day elected president of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway to succeed Al A Allen. He was elected a mem Der of the board of directors to sue ceed B. F.. Yoakum. resigned.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-11
PARK HOTEL DANCE.

Now that the lenten season has passed the merry tripping of the danc- CTS will be seen at the Park hotel casino tomorrow night, and the regu-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-31
''CASE-HARDENED"
AID MAN WRITES

Who else would dare make this offer?
We quote from letter from II. NJ.
johnson. Vice-President OF the Daily Re-
public. Rockford, Illinois.
In the twenty-seven years that Il has
been my business to deal with copy of all
kinds | have never seen more convincing,
logical and forceful ads than those you
are sending out. They have ring of sim
certify ana the statements have the tone
of being recital OF facts that should in
spire confidence. They have so impressed
"A case-hardened ad man that he is ex-
ceedingly curious TO know III 1t really
does the wonderful things recited.
In reply We sent Editor Johnson some
literature, following II up with
the statement that II he knew OF o def
mite case of Bright's Disease, a worthy
person 10 whom our aid would mean
something, that We would send a course
of Ftilton's Renal COMPOUND In an at
TEMPT 10 establish the genuineness OF
the claims made In the very shadows OF
the Republics Editorial Rooms. We
added that we do not claim recovertes In
all casen and might make failure, but
that we wo I'D take the chance, and
trusted within three months to show such
results that the patient would be In com
fort and would have new heart and
courage in the reasonable probability that
recovery could ultimately be had.
Ask yourself this duestlon-would any
body else In the world dare make THIS
offer
Fulton's Renal Compound can be had
at sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co. Cor.
18th and Dodge. Cor. 10th and Harvey,
Cor. elth and Farnam. 1913 North 18th
street, Omaha.
Ask for pamphlet,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-31
NORRIS NOT FOR
T. R. THIS TIME
lcontInued from FIrst Pages

Continued from First Page.l
the Wish Of the rank and file OF the re-
publican party respected the progressives
would be successful. II Is exceedingly
Important. however. that there should be
no division In the ranks Of the progress
sive wing OF the republican party. As |
look at n. there Is no occasion for Us In
Nebraska TO be split Into two factions.
There should be no quarrel between La
Follette republicans and Roosevelt re-
publicans. IL win be found in the last
analysis that these two wings Of the re-
publican party. especially in Nebraska,
have the same end In view. Under the
conditions as I have narrated them above
I do not see how can take any other
course in this fight than TO continue In
the support Of the candidacy Of Senator
La toilette. He went into the fight at
time when Il seemed defeat was sure,
Had no effort been made by the progrcs-
sivs TO bring out a candidate the re-
nom. nation OF President Taft would have
been a matter Of form only, After Colo
mel Roosevelt had declined to become a
candidate and We united upon Senator Ia
Toilette. / do not see how We can take
any other course than TO stay with Sen
ator La Toilette to the end
Nebraska Must Go Hts Way.
u. We in Nebraska divide between these
two great men We will enable the enemy
10 succeed as far MS tho delegates from
Nebraska are concerned. II Ne rera .
united feel confident that we MI
the solid delegation nom our state. To
Ia Toilette delegates win without aues-
ton be Roosevelt men. and II IL devtl-
opes when the convention assemblies that
Senator La Toilette cannot be nominated
and Colonel Roosevelt can. then these
delegates will without question go to him.
think Il would be wei TO have the dele-
gates publicly pledge themselves In this
way. I know Il u said. and I think said
sincerely and honestly BY the Roosevelt
supporters. that Senator La Toilette can
not be nominated and that Colonel Rooss-
Welt can. While do not agree with this
contention. yet am perfectly willing.
for the sake Of argument. to admit Il.
and II il be true. then the Roosevelt fol-
lowers in Nebraska viii run no risk
whatever In supporting the La FcIlette
delegates. because IL this coalition be
true. then these delegates VIII In the end
vote for Colonel Roosevelt and support
him just Is enthusiastically as though
they bad been selected directly as Roose-
Welt delegates. II seems TO me we owe
this much consideration TO Senator La
Toilette for the wonderful fight he has
made. II II had not been made re would
not be in the favorable condition that
we now are. but regardless Of the consid-
sration that may be given BY others I
feel that personally am IN honor bound
TO stay with him as long as he remains
in the fIsat. THIS Is in no sense fight
sssinst Colsasl Roosevelt. and under hS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-31
Rate on Binder
Irvine Will Not
Be Increased

CHICAGO. Jan. 9o,-RallFoad commits
sloners OF nine western states and ship
pers fighting the proposed schedule Of In
creased freight rates dne to take effect
February H. succeeded today In getting
binder twine removed from the new list.
The rate will remain unchanged. -
Robert Fife. chairman Of the western
Classification committee, made the an
'nouncement. chief Examiner Brown had
recommended the withdrawal Of the pro-
posed new rate.
The effect OF the concession will be q
saving OF 100 per cent IN the rates. Ship
pers also will be allowed TO ship binder
twine In cars with agricultural lmpIe-
ments.
The railroads submission TO the protest
OF the railroad commissioners and ship
pcrs In regard to this particular item
viii not keep the state commissioners
from filing their protest with tho commits
sion In Washington. A statement will be
sent % the members OF the commission by
the state commissioners, asking. that they
be Permitted to argue the ACCESSIBILITY OF
the suspension Of the entire schedule.
caief Examiner Brown will mako his
recommendations TO the commission not
later than February 10. -...
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-31
THAT xnotty rssiiag Of the ssomseh 70
nsiisysd By . stnars's pys-
pspsiN Tablet.

Thousands Of people have learned so
veil how sure and dependable stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets sre for all stomach
Ills that they arc never without a pack
age al home and at The office. and upen
say tndiesIlon that the stomach IN a
little weary. they tase a stusrts Tablet
after each meal for few days until tho
digestive organs re, rested up again
This Is a spisndfd plan 10 follow and
always RESULTS In much good. The np-
petite Is improved. the food Is rsiished
more. your sleep Is more refreshing. and
your disposition WIN make you friends
instead Of enemies
For Indigestion. Sour Stomach. Beleh.
ing. Gas. Coated Tongue. Intestinal In
digestion ard all stor.scs Disorders and
Pains--or for Loss o. appetite stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets are Invaluable
Csa them frsely-they are az harmless
Al sugar xoeid be-and are b. no
means 70 be elassed as medicine They
have no effect whatever on the system
except the bcrcfits they, bring you
through the proper digestion OF your
feod.
All Drug stores sell stuzrfs Dyspeps.a
Tebiess The price IL 80 cents per box
Physicians use ard recommend them. II
you Wish to Try them before purchasing.
address F. A. Stuart Co. $50 Stuart
Bldg. Marshall, Mich. and trial pack
age will be sent you free
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-31
CROWD IS EXCLUDED
FROM MCFARLAND TRIAL

NEWARK. N. j.. Jan. a,--court officers
today turned away curious crowd that
sought admission to the court room where
Allison Mcfarland Is on trial for the
murder Of his wife.
Detective Godfrey testified that McFar-
land. when he was questioned about the
.,Bunny" letters. admitted that Bunny
was Florence Bromley.
Alfred Hole. the undertaken who buried
Mrs. Mcfarland, testified TO hearing a
conversation between Mcfarland and
Godfrey In which Mcfarland told of hav-
lng substituted cyanide for bromide In a
bottle. Mcfarland had added that he did
not remember having told his wife OF the
substitution. HOLE said.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-31

II We cannot do this with your forces We
are justified in believing you are selfish
instead Of progressive and we will be com
PEELED to have a full Roosevelt delegation
on the ticket with which TO sweep the
state. Such action upon the part Of La
Toilette men would subject YOU to the
criticism OF being indirect supporters Of
Taft. We will keep our agreement
whether La Follette leaders do or not.
as We will take half Of La Toilette dele
gates as our delegates. provided they
sign a declaration TO carry out this
agreement and the other half will be Of
the rugged Roosevelt type.
While | recognize it would not be
proper for your name 10 appear on the
ticket as a delegate for Roosevelt, under
the circumstances, l trust your friends
will advise you not TO discourage a union
of the Roosevelt and La Toilette forces
in this state for the success Of what you
term progressive principles, as well as
for your own laudable ambitions. Very
truly. JOHN o. YEISER."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-31

convincing people OF the real independence
Of the weekly's position. You will re-
member that that was what We discussed
and now that ] have unintentionally put
you IN false and embarrassing position
you heap Goals Of fire on my head by
continuing to give out interviews favor
able TO my candidacy. All that can say
Is that you have proved yourself very bis
and that I wish might have an early
opportunity to tell YOU face to face how
] really feel about Il all.
With warm regard. cordially and faith.
fully yours. WOODROW WILSON"
II In noted in the foregoing that men.
tIon Of the knickerbocker instead Of the
Manhattan club Is obviously slip OF the
pen.
Hnrvey's Final Letter.
Colonel fiarveys reply was as follows;
Jan. H. isi2-My Dear Governor VIII
son; Thank you sincerely for your most
handsome letter. can only repeat what
said before--that there Is no particle Of
personal rancor or resentment left In
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-31
BRANDsls GREAT WAIST SALE
Entire stock Of q New York Manu-
faeturer Retiring from Business
on sale saturday.

The most remarkable sale OF womens
htsh-ciass waists ever held In advance
OF the regular season takes place next
saturday. A well known manufacturer
Of waists at q to Is West Goth street.
New York. retired from business and sold
US all his fine silk. lingerie and tailored
waists. in new spring 1919 styles and ma
terialz Also mary partly made waists.
The bargains will be the most wonderful
that have been offered In years. See the
great display in the windows Sale be-
gins SATURDAY, February >
J. /. BRANpEis 4 SONS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-31
Surgical Operations
Failed in css. Of pa,afsi Ulcers.

H. g BOardman. Yonkess. y, Y.
writes:
Il suffered rom severe pains in my
eyes. caused b. ulcers. and doetored. a
great deal and underwent three opera
lions. but failed to get permanent re-
lief till I tried Hoods sArsGpariIia. /
can not too highly praise this remedy.
recommend It heartily 10 all who are
troubled with impure blood.
Take Hoods Sarssparilla for humors
and 10 build up the system
Get Il today Ia usual nauid form or
ehocolated tablets called s&rsatshsL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-31
Treassr, nuys silver.

WASHINGTON, Jan. M.-contract FOR
delivery OF soooo fine ounces OF silver al
te,bsS7s an ounce At the San Francisco
mint was made by, the Treasury depart
Inent today. II will he used for eoinlng
dimes and quarters. The price Ia slightly
highsr than the governments last pur-
chasc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-31
That Tightnsss
Of the Stomach
Caused by Formation OF Nauseons
Gases, from rndigested Food
stopped with q stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablet.

when you feel as II your stomach was
being tightly choked-~hen the pain Is
intense and you break OUT IN a cold and
slammy psrspira,lon and there Is lump
in your throat and you are weak and
nausesssd--aiI you need IL q stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablet to clear away the
wrcckage OF ppdiEested food left in the
stomach and intestines and restore you
TO your normal self again. And this
can ali be accomplished within a few
rnosnentA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-31

mented him. He certainly did not assume
to hand over the nomination to La Fol-
lette any more than to receive II from
you gentlemen
People Must Control.
But overshadowing all this talk in
either Of our letters. the people run
this business regardless Of the personal
wishes Of any man. and IL they want
Roosevelt. the personal plans and plans
Of small groups Of men must needs be
surrendered TO the inevitable popular de-
mand. Indeed the people are already
nominating him because Colonel Roose-
Welt Is not personally doing it and has
set his foot down square upon any OF his
personal friends in any way urging his
candidacy. He not only would not an
nounce himself. but he forbade his per-
sonal friends from pushing his name.
But what could he do with the great
mass Of common people, the unbridled
and unbroken west. the surging. masses
Of the east and the courtly south? This
clamor and public demand came from
everywhere excepting the colonel and his
friends. You should not criticise Colonel
Roosevelt for spelling the La Toilette
plans IL they have been effected. II they
are spoiled your own people to whom you
are looking for support spoiled them. /
think you are entirely wrong in sssum-
ing that Senator La Toilette developed
the wonderful sentiment throughout the
country for progressive action. Hundreds
Of thousands Of US should share the
honor which We were inspired to strive
harder to develop under the example Of
Roosevelt.
when the policy of reaction was
adopted by President Taft millions OF us
kept right on Just as VIC would have
done had la Toilette never been born.
Now will concede La Toilette is a great
mamie is away beyond our average
but ] deny that the rest of the people
are Of such little consequence as may be
assumed from the way you have credited
so much Of our united efforts TO the work
of Senator La Toilette.
VIII Not Abandon Roosevelt.
In conclusion. I will reply to your re-
NeV'S hehri9t iHdt we give up tne Ilknt
for Roosevelt and Join in fight to the
finish for La Toilette. This will never
be done and should you throw your per-
sonality, your own hopes and ambitions
In with the destinies of La Toilette as
Senator Brown has thrown his with Taft
the Roosevelt men should find another
candidate for the United States senator
with whom to cooperate. While ] would
be reluctant to do this, especially since
had hopes In your diplomacy and lead
ership, your letter makes some such
action as that foreshadowed imperative
unless you show a spirit Of compromise
with your constituents. Your proposition
would be direct slap at our honored
and only living ex-president II Is alb
surd to say We win accept him II VIC
cannot nominate La Toilette. .,
IF the La Toilette men do not give lid
their selfishness and carry out their
agreement to divide the delegates and
cast them all as unit for either Roose-
Welt or La Toilette, according TO which
receives the most votes. we cannot have
a union OF forces and your talk of being
progressive would seem not to be genuine.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-31
low. News Notes.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. near here and at
Algona have received the news OF the
death by suicide Of George H. Brooks .
former fowan. at his home at Seattle,
wnsh. BROOKS was " years OF age. He
was formerly deputy sheriff of hossutn
county.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-31
low. missionary safe at ro.t.

FORT DODGE, Ia, Jan. so.-tspecial)-
Coming was the one word In a cable
gram from Shanghai, China, received by
Mr.. aad Mrs. Il. X. somers OF this city
from their daughter. Mrs Eirck VIII
liams, a young missionary who has been
trying to brave II through the Chinese
crisis and remain at her post In chengtu.
both Mr.. and Mrs williams will come 10
the United States on furloush during
this time when no effective missionary
work Is possible because Of the unset
tied and terrible conditions In the orient.