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Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
DOCTOR SAID TRY
CUTICURA SOAP
And Ointment for Hives on Baby.
Itched and When Clothes Touched
Made Blisters. Fretted and Tossed
All Night. Cuticura Soap and
Ointment Cured.

344 Woods Ave. Newark, Ohio" When
our baby boy was one year old he began to
get what looked like hives at first mostly
on his feet and body. They itched and when
he would scratch them or his clothes touched
them it made blisters. They broke and
would form . deep sore. He fretted and
tossed all night. They said Il was teething
eczema and that It looked badly enough
for small pox. IL looked 90 badly hated
70 have anyone see him
81 got wash and salvs but 10 got no
better. One day tho doctor came in and he
said. You try Cuticura Soap and Ointment
bsthed him with warm water P7d put
plenty Of Cuticura Soap In and dried 1t the
best could, then took my finger and put
Cuticura Ointment on each place several
times day. used one cake Of Cuticura
Soap and two boxes OF Cuticura Ointment
besides the sample. In a week the bllsters
were dried up and In ten days more he was
cured" (Slgned) Mrs. A, Breech, Sept. 3, ,'l3.
Although the Cuticura Soap and oInt-
unent are most successful In the treatment
Of affections Of the skin, scalp, hair and
hands. they are also most valuable for every
day use in the toilet, bath and nursery be-
cause they promote and maintain the health
OF the slin and hair from infancy to age. Gu
ticura Soap (25c.) and Cuticura Ointment
t6oc.) are sold everywhere. Sample Of each
mailed free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Address
3 postcard "Cuticura. Dept. T, Boston"
wMen who shave and shampoo with Gu
ticura Soap viii And 1t best for skin and scalp
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Blue Will Direct
Campaign Against
Bubonic Plague

WASHING TON. June 29-Surgeon Cen
eral Blue OF the public health service
will go TO New Orleans to take charge of
the campaign against the bubonic plague
which has appeared there. One death has
already been recorded.
After rdeceipt of kilograms today from
Oscar Bowling. president OF the Louisiana
Board OF Health, the Treasury depart
ment ordered the surgeon general to take
charge of the situation. Dowling re-
ported meteorological confirmation OF two
casos. The public health service, how
ever, will make It's own examination.
Surgeon General Blue said today that
neither the city of New Orleans nor the
territory surrounding was in any danger,
but that It was advisable that the federal
government take sharp measures. Ap-
paratus for rat catching and fumigation
are being sent to New Orleans and q
corps Of experts in plague eradication.
including Surgeon Creel of the public
health service, will carry out the surgeon
generals plans.
As a precautionary measure to prevent
the spread of the infection by shipping,
Surgeon General Blue today sent warn
ings TO health authorities of the Atlantic
coast states and to those OF the Mis-
sIssippi river states as far north as
Iowa, suggesting that they take up the
work of rodent eradication actively.
Three Suspicious cases have been dis
covered in Santiago. Cuba, and infections
continue to be reported from Hanava.
No new deaths, however, are reported
from there. With infections being re-
ported from ports along the Spanish Main
public health officials are setting in mo-
ton all available machinery to prevent
its introduction into seaboard cities OF
the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Limit for Payment
of Income Tax Will
Expire Tomorrow

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Tomorrow is
the final day for the payment OF income
tax assessments and internal revenue
collectors throughout the United states
are working day and night now handling
the payments Of corporations and indi-
viduals who have waited almost until the
last moment i'm order to hold on to their
money as long as possible.
on July 10 a penalty Of ) per cent will
attach to unpaid assessments and for
every additional month of delay the
penalty will be / per cent. This penalty
cannot be waived by the secretary OF the
treasury nor by any Treasury depart
ment official, and will be imposed in all
cares excepting upon the estates of In
sane. deceased or insolvent persons.
For the present the commissioner Of
internal revenue is giving no attention
to fraudulent returns, although much in
formation is reaching the department
every day concerning persons who are
trying to dodge the income tax. Through
anonymous letters and other strange
sources tips are received concerning the
income OF persons. who have failed to
make returns or have made inadequate
returns. As soon as the receipts from
honest returns have been disposed of the
commissioner and his assistants will be-
gin their investigation of the dodgers.
Beginning about August 1 in every COM
Inunity an investigation will be made
Of the incomes OF all persons who are
supposed to fall within the provisions Of
the law. One letter received by the COM
missioner of internal revenue few days
ago gave a detailed statement of a real
estate transaction I'm which three persons
earned enormous profits. None Of the
three men has made an income tax re-
turn. The return OF a prominent lawyer
in an eastern city failed to list retainer
| fees from a number OF corporations
whose statements to the Treasury de-
partment show the attorney is in their
employ and regularly on their salary list
These cases are typical Of scores that
will be given attention when the time
comes.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Thousand Persons
Safely Taken from
Stranded Steamer

LONDONDERRY, June 2s.-The 1.ols
passengers on board the Anchor liner Cal
ifornia, which went ashore during last
night on Tory island during a dense fog.
were successfully Transferred today to
the Donaldson liner Cassandra. and a
small coasting steamer, without loss OF
life.
The crews OF several British torpedo
boat destroyers assisted in transferring
the passengers.
The California lies in a precarious posi-
ton on the rocky coast but II is ex-
pected It will be floated as soon as fine
weather sets in. Its crew remains on
board, although the water has penetrated
three of its water holds. Three hundred
OF the passengers OF the California,
whose destination was Ireland, were
landed here this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Long Line Forms
in Front of North
Avenue State Bank

CHICAGO. June 2s-Three hundred
persons. mostly foreigners, we're in line
when the North Avenue State bank
opened it's doors today. and the run,
begun Saturday. was resumed.
Publicity attending the failure Of the
Lorimer-Munday banks is held respon-
sible. on Saturday the North Avenue
bank paid out s25O,OOO and when the doors
opened today sSOO.OOO in currency. loaned
by the Continental and Commercial Trust
and Savings bank. the largest banking
institution in the city. was piled in plain
sight to reassure depoSitors.
President Reynolds Of the Continental
and Commercial bank stated that the
North Avenue bank is perfectly solvent
and that It will be given all the funds
necessary to meet the extraordinary and
uncalled for drain. u
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
RIOT IN EAST PITTSBURGH
Pockets Prevent Persons from Enter
tering Westinghouse Plant.
SHERIFF CALLS ON THE POLICE
Special Officers and Deputies Are
Unable 60 quiet Crowd and
state e. Asked 60 send
Troops.


PITTSBURGH, June 29.-Disorder broke
out among the striking Westinghouse
employees in East Pittsburgh today. pick
cts surrounding all entrances to the cleo
trio works and preventing persons from
entering. The presence Of twenty armed
guards from the plant had no effect on
the excited crowds. Deputy sheriffs
failed to quiet the people and the local
police. reinforced by twenty special Of
fioers. could do nothing. Sheriff G.. w.
Richards arranged to call on the state
for help and when a report spread that
the Greensburg troops OF the state CON
stabulary was on It's way to the town the
excitement increased.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
MEDIATION is NEAR FAILURE
CONTINUED from PAGE oneo

Continued from Page one.)
at the capital according TO Antonio Mag
non. an American who arrived from Mex
leo City today, Mr.. MaEnOn said Il was
positively known that Representatives OF
carrapsa had been in the capital several
days In conference with President Huerta
but that the details OF the discussions
were unknown,
Mr. MaEnon said also that President
Huerta's volunteer forces at San Luis
Potosi. including all the noted chieftains.
such as General Pasouai OroEco and Gen
erai Antonio Rojas, had refused 70 CO.
operate further with the regular army
or TO withdraw toward the capital bur
would fight the constltutiohalists in that
region. a 'it
II was thought in the capital that peac,
agreement between Huerta and CarrRnza,
based on Hnerta's resignation was certain
to come soon. carranEa being forced "a
make some concessions because OF his
disasreements with General vins and
Angeles. =
AEua CaIiehtes Evacuated.
zACATEcAs. June q. via Ei Paso. Jun'
2S.-Asuas callentes. capital OF the stat
Of the same name. has been evacuated
by the federals. according TO Information
from Villas headquarters today. owinl
to this his plan OF campaign has beet
hanged and the TROOPS of the division
are returning to Torreon
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30

tomary address but the archduke sharply
interrupted and snapped out:
| Herr Burgomaster. we have come here
20 pay you q visit and bombs have been
thrown at US. This is altogether an
amazing indisnity."
After a pause. the archduke said: Now
yoG may speak"
on Way 60. Hospital.
on leaving the han the archduke and
hts wife announced their intention Of vis-
lting the wounded members Of their suite
al the hospital on their way back to the
palace. They were actually bound on
their mission OF mercy, when at the cor
ner OF Rudolf strasse and Franz Josef
Strasse. PrinEip opened fire.
bullet struck the archduke in the
face. The princess was wounded in the
abdomen and another bullet struck her In
the throat. severing an artery. She fell
unconscious across her husbands knee. At
the same moment the archduke sank TO
the floor Of the car.
The assassins were interrogated by the
police and both seemed to glory in their
exploit Prinzip said he had studied for
time at Belgrade He declares he had
long intended to kill some eminent person
from nationalist motives. He was await
ing the archduke at a point where he
knew tho automobile would slacken speed
turning into Franz Josef Strasse. The
presence OF the princess in the car caused
him to hesitate, but only for a moment.
Then his nerve returned and he emptied
his pistol at the imperial pair. He denied
that he had any accompiice.
AssaiIants Young Men.
Prinzip is IS years old, Nedeljo Gabrin-
ovics is n. He told the police he had OBJ
tained the bomb from anarchists at Bel
grade whose names he did not know. He
denied also that he had aecomplices and
treated the tragedy with cynical indiffer-
ence
After his unsuccessful attempt to blow
up the imperial visitors. Gabrinovics
sprang into the river Miljachka in an ef-
fort TO escape, but witnesses of his crime
plunged after him and seized him.
a few yards from the scene OF the
shooting an unexploded bomb was found
which II Is inspected was thrown away
by an accomplice after he had noted the
success OF PrinHips attack.
Long Line OF Tragedy.
The final tragedy which has come to
the house OF Hapsburg is the elimination
1 VI luG peiHOHdA HOIlbWS NHdt HaNt pNtl-
Swallowed the life of the emperor. In 1853
J the list Of tragic incidents began with an
attempt upon his own life. when a Hun
garian wounded him with a knife.
Fourteen years later his brother. Arch
duke Macmillan, emperor of Mexico. was
condemned to death by court-martial and
executed. Then followed the burning to
death of a niece In Vienna, a sister in
Paris and the death by suicide in stah-
renberg lake of cousin.
In 1898 the emperor's wife. who was the
daughter OF MRxlmilian Joseph. duke OF
Bavaria. was stabbed to death at Geneva
by a mad Italian anarchist Less than
ten years before the emperor's only son,
the Grown Prince Rudolph, met death
In a mystery which to this day has not
been cleared. On January 30. 1880. his
body was found in a hunting lodge at
Meyerling not far from Vienna. Beside
his body lay that OF the Baroness Marie
Vetsera.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
NEGROES WILL REPLACE
NEGROES NOW IN OFFICE

WASHINGTON. June %. President VIII
son has promised TO fiji all positions un-
der the federal government now held by
negroes with other negroes in case of
changes He told this today TO REPRE-
sentative smith Of Maryland. who called
10 urge the appointment OF a white man
as recorder OF deeds for the District OF
Columbia. President Wilson told Mr.
Smith that soon after his inauguration q
delegation OF negroes urged him to adopl
that plan and he promised 20 do 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Roosevelt Takes
Hour Extra Sleep

OYSTER BAY. N. y. Juno 20.--'T feel
bully, Just bully" said Colonel Roosevelt
today Rs he mounted his Persian gelding
and started off with his son Archie for a
long csnter. The former president, as q
concession 20 his doctor. who had pre-
seribed a four months rest. slept an hour
later than usual this morning
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
GENERAL EVANS WILL
BE CALLED ON THE CARPET

WASHINGTON. June 20. - Brigadier
General Evans speech at Governors
Island Saturday night in which he re-
ferred to the Monroe doctrine and was
quoted as having said the United States
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30

was the most meddlesome Of nations. is
to be the subject OF official inquiry.
President Wilson today called upon Sec
retary Garrison to require an explanation
from the general
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
House Passes Bill
Intended to Prevent
Cotton Gambling

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-The Levs
bill, designed to eliminate gambling fes-
lures IN cotton exchanges. was passed by
the house today. 81 to 2l
The Lever bill is a substitute for the
Smith bill that passed the senate. The
senate bill would prohibit the use Of tho
mails for contracts that do not meet
conditions Of standard grades and com-
mercial differences That Is not In tho
Lever bill The senate bill would not tax
contracts for future delivery. The house'
bill levies q tax Of / cent a pound on
all contracts for future delivery that co
not meet standard grades and commercial
grades as set out in the bill This tax
Of I cent a pound is intended to be pro-
hibitory, amounting to $500 a contract.
There are a number Of other provisions
on dealing in cotton futures designed to
eliminate practices on the New York and
New Orleans exchanges
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Ruclxlen,. Arnica salre

should be in every home, ready to apply
to all burns. bruises, sores. cuts and
scalds. Heals quickly. 25c All drug
sts.-Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
GARDEN ADVISES
HIS COUNTRYMEN
TO LEAVE MEXICO
(Continued Rom Page One.)
where efforts are being made to face the
advance OF General Villas army.
Boys and wounded.


Two regiments of federals were sent
TO Queretaro from the capital on Satur-
day. Those who saw them passing
through the streets assert that the ranks
were filled with boys and soldiers taken
from the hospital before their wounds
we're half healed.
Conditions among the population Of the
capital are asserted by the refugees to
be ominousIy quiet The disinegration
OF the federal army has become widely
known and the feeling among British
residents is so strong that Huerta will
be unable to hold off the constitutional
lists and retain control in the capital long
enough to prevent the humiliation OF
his forcble removal from office, that
the British colony is preparing TO defend
itself during the days of expected turmoil
in Mexico City.
The refugees say that other foreign
colonies in the capital are taking similar
precautions
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Get Rid of the rorHsnt Of Rheu-
matism.

Remember how spry ana active you
were before you had rheumatism. hack
ache, swollen, aching joints and stiff
painful muselesg Want TO feel that way
again7 You ean-jast take Foley kidney
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