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The evening world., 1912-12-12
THREE men MUST DIE,
SAYS GOVERNOR TO
PROTEST Of WOMEN
West of Oregon Says Vote Of
People Sealed Fate and He
Will Not Intervene.

SALON. Ore, Dec. ri am not
going to run away. am not going TO
leave the capital In order to AVOID the
atmosphere OF the three hangings that
Win make Tomorrow a Black Friday
for the State OF Oregon. am willing 10
lead my detractors to the death room
and stay there throughout all the grue-
some business Tomorrow. II necessary.
I will witness the executions In the
company Of all those pcreons who would
like to condemn me TO the galiows IN
the place OF those unfortunate men,.
This statement made to-day by Gov.
oswald West. the fghting young Gov
ernor OF Oregon. II regarded as the ex-
ecitivo's maj answer to the demands
of Suffragists and others who insist
that he shall rcprieve the three men con-
demncd to die at the penitenuary here
Tomorrow, or commute their sentences.
A huge delegation OF suffragists came
here from Pc. tland to-day OF to fmpor-
tune the Executive. but he was oodu-
rate and said the men must die. He IL
determined. Ell said not to Interfere IN
any way with the administration oil
what the voters Of Oregon called Jus
ticc.'
Himself opposed to capital pInish-
ment. West says he will not In this case
act to save the lives Of three men because
the electors Of the State specifically de-
clared the doomed men should not be
saved. when they refused to pass bill
at the last election abolish.ng capital
punishment.
Five men were TO have been hanged
but Gov West. Welding to the i'm.
The evening world., 1912-12-12
BAD REFRIGERATION
BOOSTS FOOD PRICES,
EXPERT TELLS MAYOR
DIR. Pennington Declares That
Waste Increases Cost Of
Living in This City.

wanton waste through Inadequate re.
frigeration Ia one Of the most importan,
causes OF the. high cost Of LIVING. 90 far
as big city's rood IL concerned, was
asserted so to-day by DR. Mary f. Pen.
ninSton. an expert on refrigeration. DIR.
Pennington In q bscteriojogical chemist
In the employ If the FEDERAL Depart.
msnt Of AgiculturS, and she made the
statement IN an address before the
Mayors Market COMMUNION.
Or. Penning7on was invkcd 70 give
the commission the advantage OF her
years OF Investigation OF market condi.
tIons In this country and abroad. TO
help IN the effort to solve the market
problem OF New York. she outlined at
length what tho Government has
learned concerning the care Of food
stuffs from the time OF production until
they reach the consumer.
The problem to-day" said DR.. PEN
ninGton, as Of . great deal more im-
portance than II has been In years past.
particularly In New York. Only twenty
consumed could be produced within a
short distance Of the city, but all that
Is different now and to-day the bulk Of
the food % tho metropolis v produced
hundreds and hundreds OF mies FROM
New YORK. This means that transpor-
tatton, 10. 4 big factor In keeping the
p-ice down and the quality up. bu,
most important Of all Is tho problem,
Of refrigeration
There IL an abssndance Of refrigera-
tor cars, but food n not handled prop
eriy and that causes a big waste. Speed
u not 10 important a. continual refrig
GRAFTON. Tho solutaon IL In unloading
stations ~ which refrigeration will no,
be Interrupted as 10 the case now, where
trucking must be q factor. This means
that properly situated and refrigerated
unloading stations mast be considered II
New York hopes 10 bring tho price OF
food down and prevent waste"
DIR. Pennington gave figures. CLEANED
from the records OF the Health Depart
mont. showing that millions Of pounds
OF food are consumed IN New York an
huaily. all because OF improper and In.
sdsauats refrigeration.
The evening world., 1912-12-12
STEPDAUGHTER
WON'T RETURN TO
DOROTHY TENANT
Twelve-Year.O Old Ethel Cats
Indignant at Her Arrest
as Runaway. T.
ts...,., "a IN. r,r,,ne xo1iA

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec, IA
Twewe-year-oid Ethel Cats. daughter
OF Robert Marcus Cats. . real estate
dealer formerly of this city. and step
daughter OF Dorothy Tennent. tho ac-
tr>ss who was arrested yesterday IN
company with John Pierce. twenty years
Old. a. q runaway from hcr fathers
home at No. "a Riverside Drive, New
York. declared to-day In the House OF
Detention. she would never 80 hack to
her father.
n don't know why I'm here" said
Ethel. II wish you would tell me.
have . perfect right to come here from
New York II I wish TO and think Its
shameful John Pierce should be ar
restsa teo."
nshs, saia that she had been away
from her mothers homo In Philadelphia
for about TIVE weeks. She got word
from her father 20 20 to New York on
Tueeday. Pierce went along. He took
the girl to the door Of her father
apartment and then caught the next
train back to Philadelphia.
when her father ieft FOR Canada With
out paying her tho Ssoo ailmony due her
mother, which Ethel went to collect.
sho decided to rAurn 10 Phisadelphla.
Il had no trouble At ALL" she said.
'FAAhsr's second wife sleeps until Az
houss q the morning. you know, and -
I osA - have funds. why, ! simply re-
tasrusd . dress he had bought me At
dspsrtmSn4 store. called John Pierce
on the telephone and asked hkn to meet
M q the station. He dd %.
MY mother lives ut No. 0S3 OXFORD
street. she sent me on an arrand 20
drug store near Van Pelt etrest and
Montgomery avenue. On my way ] met
John. And as we were talking two 20.
llcenen came up TO me and said that
was wanted as n runaway. II was &w-
full that this should happen. But ] wont
70 nae kto father on any account"
II bslons 10 my mother. The Courts
sAy Co." the eiri declared. Father hai
plenty Of money" the kttle girl added
Tie pays - . month for the apart
moat which ~ kseps II New York. end
- vtfs has everythAng che ,wants."
BtAse % . elm oiri WITH ~ haahtnl
oAaek eyeD. brown hair wh4rh hang
aOWn her back and . eood color. OH
was dressed simply In . blus coat SN
and . tailored hat.
The evening world., 1912-12-12
ESTATE APPRAIsALs FILED.
State Comptroller Reports vslses
"a Surrogate.

Deputy State Comptroller Wallace 8.
Fraser transmitted the following ap-
praisais of estates under the Inheritance
Tax law to-day to the Surrogate;
Matilda Won Ramdohr. died April a.
1919. Net value OF estate. e117.si3
Daughter of decedent Ia sole beneficiary.
August A. Lurienne. also known as
Louis H. Lurienne. died March q. 1911.
Net value Of estate. S2,752. Sister OF
decedent sole beneficiary.
blanche Ebendorf. died Feb. .. 1913.
Net value OF estate. $3.50.
Elizabeth r. Perry OF Philadelphia.
died Oct. Q, 1910. Net value Of New
York estate, &s.267.
Edwin r. Taussig. died Aug. Is. 1911.
Net value of estate. ti6.0<.
Eliza Mckibben, died July 10. 1908.
Net value Of estate, 81. go.
Aline c. Lyon OF AIlenhurst, N. j.,
died Nov. ]. 1911. Personal estate
valued at s1i.iss. No tangible assets In
the state of New York.
The evening world., 1912-12-12
Il ROOSEVELT STARTS HOME.


CHICAGO. Dec. il-Col Roosevelt,
accompanied by hs secretary. J. W.
Mc0rath. left here for New York at
lois A. NJ. to-day. He issued no state.
ment before departing and declined q
make any comment ON the Progressive
conference. which ended hero last night
Former Senator Joseph NJ. Dixon. Ma
tionai Progressive Chairman. left 70,
Washington At i2.5o this afternooh. II,
said he would take steps At cnce to ge
The National Publicity Bureau working
The evening world., 1912-12-12
TREAT For LITTLE cRlpPLEs.


The crippled children Of New York.
and thsrs 10 . woefully large number
OF them. ere bi; more cheerful to-day.
for one OF the few rays Of sunshine that
enter thelr bliyh;cd lives shines upon
them this afternoon. At the Hudson
Theatre all crippled children attending
public school viii Sttnsss . perform.
snce OF Cinderella, produced by students
OF the PhySoal Education Department
Of the Tsachers' College. COLUMBIA Uni.
versity.
TIE Sarformnes viii - the dress ~.
hsassal ne the pubic Performance q
the sans theatre Tomorrow aft1rnoon
and In Il viii appear more than "a
young women students ana others. NE
trustees Of the TheatreG College will act
~ IAtronssses. The proceeds from the
public psrfor. Since viii DO devoted to
the Sea Side Home for Crippled Chill.
dren.
The evening world., 1912-12-12
WILL REPORT on TOMBS.
sshs Doe Grand ssry 10 nak'
Pssssstnsat Ts-assrsw. "

The John Doe Grand Jury which 10
invseeAestiag The Tombs and the De-
partnsnt of Correction cent . commit
&C. q three 70 the Tombs to-day on .
tousf oe tnopectton. Assistant District
AoAeeDeV Chrk ACTED ~ = svtds and
WasSoa y1ansey conducted his visitors
ktee96A every corridor end deparmsnt
- ~ os1sen. exp1aining The machinsry
= ~ ~ AstAiis. upoa TIE return Of
tn &Qnnst1es 70 ne 0rasd Jury room,
q ~ taA that its tuvestigAtion was
eR6s1 sn1 that . report would be hlsd
With Justies 0off tomorrow. - fsa
The evening world., 1912-12-12
SCALP TORN BY MACHINE.
aoyss HAIR Caasht o. Dsltiss Z.
~ Kinens Vaetsry. f''.'s

UseAse Biisii. seventeen Year, OLD. OF
Ne ~ AlIsa street. an operator In q
h1meae esctory at No. u Allen street.
~ eAught IN the betting Of machine
u which she was working to-day and
SGeers The machinery could be stopped
~ her scalp badly torn. She was re.
movo1 to 00uverneur Hospital. whore
tho surgeons said she would recover.
The girl owes her life to the quick &C.
tea Of another young woman operator
lssther BabA<. who pulled "A switch plug
end shut on the power. t....s
The evening world., 1912-12-12
sLAckMAILER CONVICTED.
Caa0At Taking MarkeA Msasy
Aftsv Attempted Extsstis..

Salvador CarifRa. Of No. 2t2 Elisabeth
street. an ex-convict WAS convicted OF
attempted extortion by = jruy before
Judge Grain In General Session. this At
tsrnoon after ten minutea' elaboration.
II was shown that he had threatened
the lie of Santo Giocorono. OF No. al
Forsythe street. AMI members Of bis
family. because Giocorono lid not give
him money. Lieut.. carrao causht car.
ifsA in the act OF taking a package OF
married money hidden under d stairway
by 0iocorono In accordance with instruc.
The evening world., 1912-12-12
MRS. BECKER 4 WITNESS.
it. -. -. . a..
Assssrs Ag.i~st MAJ. whe rraed,
the says, 70 nlaeknaii Her.

Mrl Charles Becker. wife OF the for.
msr police lieutenant under ssntspcs, 81
dsatb for ths murder Of Herman kossn-
thal atpsared before the Grand Jury
te-day - . witness aSainst J. II. Smith,
oeenosl u a2tsmpunS 70 sHlort 40 BY
pgstanAing he could set Jaek Rose to
6haaOe BIZ Intended tssti7eay 81 Beck
~ 1S1Al Ma Becker eStsd bhAS ~
- ~ hsoA wasting. assshs v'aaSsd 10
WIT her husband At Stag p1ng tp-dAy.
An inAtctsniht Against Smith. who 10 In
the fpmbs. was nled WIN Judge o. sui
Ivan In General Sessions later In the
day.
The evening world., 1912-12-12

To those who know "how to play BY hand'' the
Exquisite tone qualities and responsive actions Of
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To those who never had the time or opportunity to
learn chow to play but fond of music, Player
Pianos will bring Joy and happiness forever They
tain the very latest and ingenious expression de-
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music whenever inclined, no matter whether your
taste tends toward popular or classical music. The
Walters Player Pianos may be also played by hand like
regular pianos the player mechanism being entirely
Separate in no way interfering with the performer
The evening world., 1912-12-12
Girls! Girls! We
Can All Stop Wear
ing Dress Shields
Use PERSPi.N0. MS . Marvel.

dvessss faded and stained by excessive
arm-pit psrspirat lon--ars now . thine OF
the past. No matter how hot Indoors
oe out. whether clothing 10 light or hsavy.
~ you use the wonderful powder PERsPi'
ton that IL unnatural you viii be just as
fresh. dry and cool as On the back Of yonr
hand. rou'Ii bs as sweet M a May morn
ina. Nothing on earth like II. too. for re
moving all body ana perspirsiion odors.
u powder.
A free powder pad In each boz.
PERsPf NO. sold a. drug and depart.
Of price BY. The Perspo Co, ChicsGo. iii.
FOR sale and recomme nded ~ all Riker
e. s:siSsssSs fs s csss:'
The evening world., 1912-12-12

- rsy Ter siakisG ssSnaviss. d,
LONDON. Dec. i2.-It 10 understood
sAet > per cent. Of the British Admit
sAaty's claim for damages arising out u
~ disaster TO the British submarine
,. 3 sunk Oct I by the steamship
Amerika. when sixteen OF her crew were
drowned. y TO be paid by the Hamburg
American steamship Company.
The evening world., 1912-12-12

The latest and handsomest designs are represented
in this wonderful collection Of Pianos and Player Pianos
For months have been preparing for this exceptional
event. No expense has been spared in the construction
of these Pianos one and only aim has been to|
satisfy the most critical purchaser.
This epoch-making event overshadows all previous
attempts at piano value-givng; everybody wishing to
economize in the purchase of Piano Player Piano.
should take advantage of this most unusual opportunity
to secure the greatest piano value at the lowest cost
Come tomorrow; there only fourteen days to|
Christmas
The evening world., 1912-12-12

ing men doomed to hang. had shown
signs OF insanity and that he will be
reprleved until an insanity commits
sion can make q thorough examina-
ton.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28

rope iei oos Broblem am meiiten
epioent. 9ieaeidt Tonne man i'm
p~orliegen6en Sale annebmen, 6aB
m0gliderpeiie Der peIBgetiindte
Staa ioIde Refleruirfungen geiibt
babe, onB 49,.
Sier traf Elm ironiiher Bid 6es
Germ @ebeimrats Dem iungen Gor.
fter geheimr6te bliden segen-
iiber iungen 5orihern imnRr iro.
Mid 70 oab er Die Gortiesurg
ieines SbeengebduSes in einent af.
iel3uden begrub. auh Der Director
Der tierdr8tIid)en Sodffitle l6heIte
febr i%iifiiiant. I1nn fam er bran.
Or formte iein @utndten IN bic Drd-
mifie: Wanqel an SonnenIiht. %
1T, 10 6o5ierte er milben @ebnbens,
cine Oft beobadtete grifeinins, bnb
In unteriroiFd3en 5itmpeIn, gimneis.
Gergiuerfsitcaen Iebenbe Deien, pie
Slide uno gurfe, infolge obioIuter
9efi3ien5 rnoialer Sonmenbeftrab.
Iungsenereie feline Snrbe Der Sat.
tungsfpe5fes nnnehmeH, ionbern
peiB bleiben, g~eipiiiernobeH alto ge-
bIeiht. Sic 5ntenfitdt Der bsIio.
aentrifden geItrnhlung lafie in In.
ieren &inneIsItriden su iuirfsder
ii5rig. b1ber dIfo leid,f 81 ihItaben
lei, 6ab
Ger @e5eimrat iditteIte b5faG
lddelrb Dos erbe6line Ienfarbnun
Earn ergrfff er 6as Bort. Die I'm,
iid)t lieb iih b0ren. aild er CLAUDE
an bic touinIe GiniDirfang oes Con.
lenItntes, Hire aber, abfpeidenb bon
Der b6hit ihdsb1ren Neinung Dcs
pere6rten Germ aoasgo, be psintaxe
itr'G1s bes gerihtuinbsns Der etrgi.
fen nuf bic 5cnnenfinifernis 3uriit'
W1beres mtffe er o1eroinqe erit nod
epentuen ernpiriih unb Experimental
feititsarn. wieleidt, onb &ddeI ana.
Ioge Experiments ffon aentadt babe.
Gs erideine tim ais duberh oppor.
tim. elne acmmiiiion INIT imrsrati.
Dem Manhot einsuiesen, uelde eDefl.
tiien gtubianrsiien al 9agenbed noG
e rGlnoen. IN 8polooiihe @drten
bes continents urb onberer Grbteile
~ unterue9uien t1ben tpirbt. Mud
t<e~ka osnn nnokf etAk k6~e4s{ es~.ik-
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Gang nni6ne Bette, uief" co
fGe1s pom stceiten Ror0gerruoneii
Ter reine 9rlmorenfuf,S," ton
hntterte Der brittle.
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hsts 8. Dl.
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9~ouIefrtnrD -
.auo Q. 6. - bra touIsotiertt
Der npoeta enloureatas" unb Bier.
iettunssrebofteur.
risuGs, uteIb'it sebn BIN.
menl~ -
aliA Der Serr siridsranoIer tan
berbe,
rTu, SerpI, farm 'ner .nxhrr 6sa
fyyisiI4 BON bic BieGerIn oaid aiTen2@
fraafa bn ietne. tuobI BON 5leiihnot.
bYntf erfiiiIte @dttin.
.aHo, ies iuoaBt, ies Dor cuff
iudr ibr enrBer 9ant.
Der Ger GnIlabeanDnurereIepe
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tlem Spe8inIfoflegen (iprih: GHbes,
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@stuz4nn nab ese6 &q1e,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28

tole er 3u lesnen perplMIFeu0el-NluB
folgerungen gefommen III. Der
Mor0er bat iif beim aafbredeu Der
Cir perIest. Die 9lutipuren an ber
9iirfiillune boben mid AMI Die Der
mutung 9ebradt Dab man Is nit
einem 2~infb1noer 81 tun Fat. WeA
ben Den @lntstropien auf Dent Sub.
booen iiebt man bic GpurefL bic bic
tropfenoe Serge binterlafen ha4-
9os bat mid MN nohnloIs in benz
@eoanfen beitarft. oaB Der Mafrs
Der oas 2iht in Der Medlten belt
In Der Iinfen 0as MorotnItrurnert,
tpnbrideinlid eiHsn QotihI1ger ,trno.
Wodoem er Die Grau NIT oieIem e.
Idlagefl bat er ben Smronf nod
@eIb burdiutt, ipobei ieine Der.
Ieste S1iio bIitioe Gpureu binter.
Ioiien bot. Sd babe iofort erfannt.
onB CT ben Gdrnnf NIT Der Iinfe1
Sanb geDffnes bat. Ger Moroer
mar alio 2intbdnber, Gie mifrojfo-
piide llnteriuf)ung Der EropIen Der
Serge bat mir ben @eluels crbraht,
baB file benen gIeih. bic In GisiIien
.oneeiertiet tperoen. Gu oiejer Set.
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an bic 8ertiaonlhe GaminInn0, bic
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ftnmmien. oenn bic Scare hes sinr.
ur0 gofenbdrteS bdben cine eola
onbere Struftur. sNb i9IieBe aus
aIIeOezl Dab BET gerbDeter lint5-
barois, bodNefpuddeH lit iinO rine,r
r0tlihen Ghnurrbort tr1at1. str
0iefesa aiieeirblid flbrte oer VoIuift
einen gefeiielten Monn non qrobRr
Gi9ur nit einenl rotIiden gdlurrr.
bart ms 3immer. Ger 8eraaEtete
bieb 5ofora55o unb figurierse III 0er
HaiIagtssIiite Der Gonna G3ari0~ /.
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bIaft Ons CT nit oer Infen Soll0 Ii.
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ulg 5eigte, Deriesi nao Sci oer f0r.
perIidpn il~nteriudlnna plaroe 0u6)
ii Der gaida aes a~noipiNnuua5 einl
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gaIt AIeisr e~rarlideHSen aabiaien ia
qusuIis it'd dsiards5o ea0lia 1ln3
asskinAwis-
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SeGx - Sierbeiue f19 idttt
1ERA H. beibe, Immune S4nersss
- oeSeuftne ruie0erfebrt -
bsun rRires arI,ier, eeraa,is
- GrlEsurnng trn6ues autb
16nllkt f3nrf a1as BAN Wsrfts4s
n1eu 0{fide1 Eieber Stuub
H fsi1s esiioelbeda IN
DuzJEr 8ezIen teibcr 9rdrs
cmkBt ipiIb an fnIte stutea.
~ finger H0pfrn bong.
euR& fersK Gfiru1ter rufezk
DEel&e HfI0er nnbt BIZ fetn
1l3tEE idben DIitesheaen.
BGEhcr, ipiebcr mubt 6u geba
u6ter f9ci oemie6He SteueuL
M n1tt irssb Giles gdrt
MIS- 1T IN uniren &eraery
8er1 sfn Strrbetns iiH i1brt.
90 0soeuttaG ualfrer sdnRroeI
Grioa SharsL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-28

SdDeiI - ales Jimmie. gtar ipaI
oicies ieltiaHle Gremplnr oo4.g seIb
lid.tpeiB. obne Streifen.
ralio, ba Ieait Oi nieoa," Iagte be-
Simmerl, rboam's eser 10 mas id)'
| g'iebgn2~
Der 9irettor idiitteIte ocn aopf
Der aiiilteHt I'm Snitdn5en3ag natiir
lid aud.
Der Simmer! IoGte NIT eiuem
8ilideI 2eu oas merffplrOige @eien.
@enaile 2ei6esunteriufung ereat
an reften Sinterbein. 0iht oberbaIt
Der S~nfUur3eI. nod cine beiheioene
Spur Der ebemaligen G%treiierei, uni
10 DurOe oiagnoiii5iert: tntitreiftes
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mas Dos isi" entiponnte iid Die geea.
gier oes 0berauiiebers.
yAh, Dos BAN a paar 2ausbnbn
peib ogihtrihn."
~Seb meta NIT oeine g1n3, oe.
ihtrihn modte piirn."
~doa, e bat a pnar Gag g'reg'ni
- bel 10 on infteeu 8ieb ta's o0a
lido geb'a, onB NADIA B. Sdtreifn
ailsg fpafh'n mer'n. 60 fenma lido
ipieOal~
Mr. 6a braudf's lana, Serr
Radba, Biz Die pieba femmt. 2aB'n
8 eobna MIR 3eit. oierueiI femrnts ia
Sic sur SuBlDaid,ung tn b. Mefi0ens
anffa, bis Die wieoa ten1na. Die
tertnla rieon. &erridoit farm. ote
.enlnia fuieoa. iast - er, Ole fenimn
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