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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-01

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Thursday.

The Senate. n. Heiskell Of Little
Rock, Ark. sworn in as successor of
the late Senator Jeff Davis.
Closing argument of defense in trial
OF Judge Archibald begun before court
OF impeachment.
Adjourned to noon Friday.
The House--Banking and currency
committee voted unanimously to cite
before the speaker for contempt
George g. Henry for refusing to an
swer questions put by committee in.
vestigating money trust.
Hearing Of various interests on re-
vision Of schedule "B" of the tariff
before ways and means committee.
Secretary Stimson advocated res
toration of army canteen at hearing
before military affairs. committee.
Notice of contest OF reelection of
Representative Kent, First California
district. filed by I, G. Zumwalt, de.
'eated democratic candidate.
Adjourned,
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WILL MOBILIZE HER TROOPS
COMMITTEE HEARS ARGUMENTS
FROM MANUFACTURERS.
Roumania Delivers UItinatur to Bull
Qaria--Utah viii Cast
Electoral Vote for
Hadley.

Washington. Fear that foreign pro-
ducers would invade and inlure the
American market was expressed in the
testimony of the metal schedule Of the
tariff before the house ways and means
committee. The committee heard ar
guments from representatives of man.
ufacturing and producing interests
printing presses. the zinc industry of
the Rocky mountains and the joplin
fields. the wooden screw manufacture
ers. OF which the American Screw COM
pany controlled 40 or Is per cent. and
the 100000. 900 output of machine tools
and numerous other products--pr
senting virtually solid front against
revision Of the present tariff rates. 2
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Aid for Indian Schools.

Washington-The appropriation for
the Genoa Indian school was increased
$4,000 by the appropriation bill which
passed the house, makirH the total
appropriation $66,50O. This increase
Is to provide for the increased attend
ance at the Nebraska school. provision
having been made by the committee
for only 300 pupils whereas there are
nearly 400 in attendance. The $4,000
was for general repairs and improve.
ments and the balance was for the
general support of the school and the
pay OF the superintendent. The sum
OF 5000 Is also appropriated for the
Winnebago agency.
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Friday.

The Senate-Resumed consideration
of omnibus claims bill.
Samuel Gompers argued for anti
Injunction and contempt bill before
judicial committee.
Court Of impeachment heard closing
arguments OF counsel for defense In
the trial Of Judge Archibald
Agreed today to vote on January
20 upon the Kenyon bill to prohibit
shipment Of intoxicating liquors into
dry" states, but parliamentary
wrangle developed. which carried
final decision over until tomorrow.
Senator owen proposed an amend.
ment to Sherman antitrust law Civ.
ing states power to enforce 1t.
Republicans declined democratic
proposition to appoint committee from
both sides to consider nominations.
Adjourned at S:l7 p. m. until noon
Saturday.
The House--Began consideration Of
postofflce appropriation bill.
George +. Baker continued testi
mony before money trust" investi
CATION committee.
Schedule Of tariff taken up by ways
and means committee for . two days
hearing.
Merchant marine committee con
tinued It's investigation into alleged
South American steamship pool.
Adopted resolution appropriating
100000 for rearrangement of seats and
desks Of house chamber.
Considered private pension legisla-
tion.
Representative Borland introduced
resolution calling for congressional
investigation into conduct OF United
States District Judge Pollock of Kan
sas and Van Valkenburgh of Missouri.
Adjourned at 7:40 p. m. until noon
Saturday.
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TURKISH SOLDIERS STARVING
Conditions at Adrianople Are Declared
TO Be Desperate-Ohio River
Goes on Disastrous
Rampage.

London. Official news received by
the Bulgarian delegation describes the
situation at Adrianople as desperate.
Several soldiers who deserted and sue.
ceeded in reaching the headquarters
OF the allies. say the town Is in its last
gasp. Provisions are so scarce that
the military authorities have requi-
sitioned all the food possessed even
by private individuals and are making
only one distribution. comprising a
half ration. daily. Conditions have
been rendered graver by the great
number of sick. who overflow the hos.
pitals. where the attendance is mad.
equate. Thus the death list is very
high.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
CONGRESSIONAL MATTERS OF
MORE OR LESS INTEREST.
Summary Of the Daily Transactions
Of the National Law Makers
At Washington.
Saturday.

The Senate.-Held executive ses
sion TO consider nominations.
Campaign funds investigating com
mlttee met and adjourned until Mon
day.
Reached an agreement TO vote at
p. m. Monday on Impeachment charges
against Judge Archibald.
Adopted conference report on Dis
trict Of Columbia loan shark" bill.
Passed IA resolution extending time
of classification on asphalt lands In
Oklahoma.
Conferces reported an agreement
with house conferees on litcracy test
immigration bin.
Adjourned at 5:25 p. m. until noon
Monday.
The House--Considered postonice
appropriation bill.
Ways and means committee con.
tinued hearings OH metal schedule of
tariff.
Ship pool investigation was laid
before marine committee.
Miss Mary Boyle O'Reilly pictured
deplorable labor conditions in New
York canning camps to rules commit.
tee at hearing on resolution for an in
vestigation OF the industry.
National guard officers urged spe.
cial rule for militia pay bill before
rules committee.
Adjourned at q p. IN. until IL a. m.
Monday.
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Proposal Made to Change Name OF
Prohibition Party. -

Indianapolis, Ind,-A proposal to
change the name Of the prohibition
party Is one of the important matters
that will be considered and acted upon
at the big national conference OF the
party leaders to he held In this city
this week Many OF the leaders have
expressed themselves in favor Of a
change in the party designation. The
advocates OF the proposal argue that
the word prohibition" does not con-
vey the full meaning Of the party's
purpose. 1t Is pointed out that the
present name conveys to the average
mind only the liquor traffic. whereas
the party has for years been standing
for many Of the most important pro-
gressive principles which only recent
ly have been taken up by the other
political parties.
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IMMIGRANT LITERAcY TEST.
Important Step by Congress Toward
lta Adoption.

Washington. important step to-
ward the adoption of n lteracy test
for the admission of immigrants.
which has been a subject Of contro.
versy in congress for 20 years. was
taken when the conferees of the two
houses OF congress finally agreed upon
a report which will retain the test in
slightly modified form. AS the meas.
ure will be reported to the house, the
literacy provision will appear as II
was passed by the house. which re-
quires that immigrants shall be re-
Quired only to be able to read. where
as the senate bill provides that they
should both read and write. II Is be-
lieved the effect Of the prospective
law will be to keep out many of the
undesirable classes and that those
who are admitted will be more stable
and more inclined to become citizens.
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WILL TAKE Up ARMS
PEACE CONFERENCE MAY END IN
FAILURE.
IMMIGRANT lITERACY TEST
0ill Requires That Immigrants be
Able TO Read-Many Federal
Prisoners at Leavenworth
Ask for Paroles.
IMMIGRANT LITERACY TEST

IIondon.--Diplomacy Is still busy
seeking a solution for the Balkan dead.
lock. Fears that the peace conference
Will end in failure and that the allies
will take up arms again are stronger
now than at any hour since the pleni,
potentlaries came to London. Unless
Adrianople should fall within the next
few days or something should turn
up" which none of the diplomats can
foresee. It appears probable that the
delegates will leave England before
the end Of another week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
School Hous. DESTROYED bv Fire.

Fremont, Neb-Fire from an over
heated stove, when Is below zero was
registered by the Thermometer. dc
stroyed the school house at Glencoe
Tho teacher and twenty-five pupil
were driven out into the cold. Sever
OF the children suffered frozen ear
and hands before they could be con
Veyed to nearby farm houses. Th
building was completely destroyc'
Arrangements have been made TO So
cure new school equipment from tn
discarded supply at Dodge and to re
sumo school at once.
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Parcels Post Big Business.

Washington. Nearly two million
parcels post packages were sent
through the postofllces of the fifty
leading cities OF the country during
the first week Of the operation of the
new service. according to telegraphic
reports received by the postmaster
general. Postal officials estimate that
between three and four million parcels
post packages were mailed from Jan
uary lst to the 9Th. New York City
led with record Of $4,000 packages
Chicago had 43S,000 packages.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
Fire Drives worshippers Into Stree.

Chicago, Ill.-Several hundred per.
sons who had assembled to attend the
celebration Of mass were driven into
the street when fire broke out In the
Il. Peter and st. Paul Greek Catholic
church In South Chicago. The interior
OF the church had been especially
decorated for the orthodox Christmas
and ornaments caught fire from light.
cd candles. Worshippers made a rush
FOR the exits but priests managed to
'uiet their fears and they filed out Of
the building without anybody being
injured
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
Executed for Smuggling Opium.

Shanghai.-Death as a punishment
for opium smuggling was meted out
to q woman OF this city who persisted
In the use OF the drug, despite the
stringent manifesto issued by the gov.
ernment on Christmas day prohibiting
the people from indulging In the
habit BY order Of the governor Of
the province. the woman was taken
to a public place and executed by
shooting. in the presence Of a large
crowd OF spectators.
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Ohio River on Rampage.

Wheeling. w. Va.--The Ohio river
has reached stage slightly under
forty-four feet, and this city Is in the
midst OF a disastrous flood. Thursday
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad brought
In its last passenger train from the
east The train plowed through
eighteen inches OF water for a quarter
OF a mile before reaching the station,
A majority Of the iron and steel mills
have been forced to suspend and up.
wards of ten thousand men are idle
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Warden Presented with Silver Service

Lancaster. Warden s. NJ. Melick Of
the state penitentiary was the recipi.
ent Wednesday night Of a handsome
silver service--a gift OF the convicts
OF the prison, The presentation Of
the service was made by Chaplain
Harmon and followed the minstrel
show STAGED by the convicts for the
benefit Of the state officers. the leeis.
lature and the press. The service
was purchased through popular sub
scription and each piece was neatly
engraved with the initials "S NJ. NJ"
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
NOT As BAD AS SUPPOSED.
Brighter Outlook for Citrus Fruit Of
California,

Los Angeles.-Twenty.ilve million
dollars was the amount fixed by con-
sensus of opinion regarding the loss
sustained by citrus fruit growers in
the three days freeze ending Thurs.
day morning. This figure Is not Of.
fetal. Earl G. Zezell. assistant gen.
eral manager OF the California Fruit
Growers exchange, said that accurate
estimates OF damage could not be
made for several days, but $25.O00.0OO
Is regarded az conservative esti-
mate. Other estimates run as high
as $4,000. 900.
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Federal Prisoners Ask Paroles.

Leavenworth. Kas.-One hundred
and fifty prisoners in the federal
prison here among them five bankers,
applied for release at the quarterly
meeting of the federal board Of parole
at the prison Monday. Since the
federal parole law went into effect
more than 200 prisoners have been
released through its operation and
only four returned for violation.
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Legislature canvassed the Vote.

Lincoln. Neb.-The state legislature,
It's two houses assembled in joint ses.
sion. canvassed the vote of the No.
vember election on state officers, on
congressman and on constitutional
amendments Wednesday afternoon.
Senator j. II. Kemp, president pro
TEN of the senate. presided and
Speaker Kelley announced the vote as
tabulated by Secretary Of State Wait
Both houses then adjourned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
Roumania Delivers Ultimatum.

London. -Roumania has practically
delivered an untimatum to Bulgaria
by demanding the cessation of Silis-
tria and the territory to the north OF
a line stretching from there to Kavar.
ma on the Black sea. Roumania has
decided to mobilize her army II she
does not obtain immediate satisfac.
tion from Bulgaria in regard to the
rectification of her frontier, accord.
ing to dispatch from Bucharest.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16

Quincy. lll.-Ella Ewing. the Mis-
souri, giantess, said to be the tallest
woman In the world. Is dead at her
home near Gorin. Mo-. not far from
this city, at the age OF forty years.
Miss Ewing was eight feet three
inches In height, and for many years
travelled with circuses as freak at
traction. and az such was known from
end to end of the country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
Transport Prairie Returns.

Prairie, with twenty-eight officers and
52S marines on board, arrived at the
Philadelphi navy yards Tuesday from
Nicaragua. The marines were sent
to Nicaragua last August to protect
American interests during the rebel.
lion and active service
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16

New York.-The United States dis.
trict court has granted a perpetual in.
junction asked by the government
against the Eastern Retail Lumber
Dealers association and other defend.
ants known as the eastern branch OF
the lumber trust. The suit was
brought by the government In May,
1911.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16

those to whom the necessary motions
were entrusted, and the presiding Off.
GERS whose duties were to make an
nouncement of results and declare the
successful candidates duly elected.
The messages formed a central fea-
ture of the Inauguration. Governor
Aldrich's consisted of a last word of
advice in his official capacity. directed
by law to the Legislature, and of addi.
tional advice, by his own desire, to the
incoming governor. He told his sue.
cessor that responsibility for the re-
moval Of present republican office.
holders in state institutions would
rest heavy on his shoulders. He ad.
vised the senate to refuse to confirm
any such appointments until the sta.
tute fixing the duties of the new board
OF control be determined upon.
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Permitted to Increase Rates,

Kansas City, Mo.--Permission has
been granted the Kansas Natural Gas
company, which supplies companies
that distribute gas to forty-two cities
and towns in Kansas and Kansas City.
Mo-. to increase its rates by Judge Pol.
lock In the federal court. Kansas City.
Kas. The price demanded ranges
from I6 to 81 cents a thousand cubic
feet. The courts order will serve. in
many cities, to double the present
price paid for gas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
Utah to Vote for Hadley.

Salt Lake City. Utah.--Utah's four
electoral votes for vice-president will
be cast for Governor Hadley of Mis-.
souri, This was the agreement
reached by the electors. Mrs. Mar.
garet Jane Webster, one of the repub.
lican electors, the daughter OF law
partner Of President Lincoln. probably
will be chosen to carry the result of
the vote to Washington.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
Scarlet Fever at CHICAGO.

Chicago, lll-An emergency appro-
priation OF $50000 to combat an epi.
demic Of scarlet fever and diphtheria
that threatens Chicago has been asked
from the city council. Health depart.
meut records show that 1000 persons
are afflicted with scarlet fever and 500
with diphtheria and that the number
Is Increasing fast.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16

New York-At least three deaths
and approximately 100000 in property
damage resulted from Friday nights
eighty.mile gale which swept New
York and vicinity. Next day the wind
had dropped to sixty miles an hour.
but the mercury crawled down to 80
and pedestrians suffered keenly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16

Washington.--W. w. Cowgirl, the
son of Dr. Cowgirl of Lincoln, has
been appointed as cadet to West Point
by Representative Mcguire. He will
tabe his examinations next ApriL
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
Cremated Ashes bv Parcels Post.

st. Louis. MO.-The body of Freder-
lex Neumann OF Edwardsville, ILL.,,
after being cremated here. was mailed
by parcels post to his home in Ed.
wardsville. The ashes weighed four
and one-half pounds and the cost Of
mailing was IA cents. The undertaken
paid 10 cents additional for insuring
the ashes for $50.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
LEGISLATURE BEGUN
,THiRTY.ThlRp SESSION OF NE.
sRAsKA's soLoNs.
BOTH HOUSES GET TO WORK
Every Promise Of q Busy Session
Brief Synopsis OF the Work Of
Both Branches Of the
Legislature.

The formal AFFAIR known as the
canvass Of the vote for state officers.
congressional candidates. and consti
tntional amendments. was conducted
Wednesday afternoon in joint session
or the two houses. The members sat
back In bored silence, except for
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
Morehead Announces Policy.

Governor Morehead's address was
an announcement of the policy with
which he will administer affairs OF
state. He declared his intention to
prevent, to the extent OF his power,
private exploitation of the states
water power He announced that he
would require careful attention to bust.
ness by the new board of control and
by his other appointees, to the gain Of
real efficiency IN the administration
Of public affairs.
Both governors favored the estab.
lishment of an intermediate reforma-
tory for first offenders. Former Gov
ernor Aldrich proposed the conversion
of the Grand Island soldiers home in
to such an institution. Governor More.
head proposed the same solution of
the problem by conversion of the Mil.
ford soldiers home.
Former Governor Aldrich favored
removal Of the state university to the
state farm. Governor Morehead op-
posed it.
Governor Aldrich advised the aboli-
ton of the street rural life commits
sion and of junior normals. He de.
clared both to be useless and unneces
sarily expensive institutions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
Wilson Comlnu West.

Princeton. N. J. - President.elect
Wilson Is en- route for Chicago, where
he will address the commercial club
at that place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
Public Would Gain,

In looking over this paper find
that Mr. Proscklyeswicz Igualinczin.
Ski and Miss Maloonloozek Winskad-
diakowski are engaged to be married" !"
i am very glad to hear It,"
why? What interest have you in
It? DO you know them?"
NO. but consider 1t matter for
public rejoicing that these two names
are to be made one."-Stray Stories.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16

And baby would rather 20 tn
sleep than listen to a lullaby.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
Historical Society Wants a Home.

Secretary G. S. Paine of the state
historical society has set the high
mark for appropriations for the COM
ing session of the legislature and be.
lieves that he can get the bill through
providing 100000 for the erection of
a new building for that institution.
The structure, ne says, should be
capable of housing the society and
the state library for years and years
to come. The removal OF the latter
from the capitol building, according
to Mr.. Paine, would alleviate the
crowded condition there
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16

Senator Grace OF Harlan offered
two resolutions which were laid over
under the rules One resolution asks
congressman from Nebraska to intro.
duce a bill for the government owner
ship Of telephone and telegraph COM
panies. The other asks that the
water power sites in Nebraska. espe.
cially sites on the Loup river, be con-
served for the benefit OF the people
Of the state and not given to private
owners for the amassing OF fortunes.
and that the legislature make a lib.
eral appropriation for the building of
power plants on the Ioup river.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16

fully twothrds Of what the average
man says Is OF no consequence
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
His Guess

His Guess.
"Wots inflated currency Bill?"
Dunno! less it's money wot's been
blown in. boston Transcript.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
Beekeepers Want Protection.

The State Beekeepers' association
will again ask the Legislature to pass
the bee inspection law which was IA.
vorably reported at the last session.
The bee men say that the disease
known as foul brood" is causing a
total loss OF not less than a quarter
million dollars in Nebraska every
year. This disease. which Is of bac.
terial nature. Is rapidly transmitted
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
These Grldlron Oavs

These GrIdlron Days.
Miss Culchaw--Do you like thu
Passing Of Arthur"
Mr.. Chump-rm not up on football
players. What team is he on?
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swr,Iur ru their stems iu the wind,
and like io match them and crush
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and fpcc have been to bed every
night this .rrius with a bunch Of cool
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