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Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
Howell Tells Why
He Thinks Voters
Should Support Him

r.. r. Howell. republican candidate for
governor. attracted large crowds TO the
three street corners on which he spoke
Saturday and told them the why's and
wherefores OF why he should get an "%'
after his name on the ballot at the gen.
eral election next Tuesday.
Besides his regular recitation of what
he did for Omaha In waterworks affairs
in general, Mr.. Howell remarked that
the governor OF the state was the supreme
head of the police department. lie said
he intended to use that power, II elected.
to the best interests of the state and to
the interest of Omaha in particular.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Jeff W. Bedford for state senator-Adv.
Vote for W. Q. Crosby for ooroner.-Ad.
Lighting Fixtures, Burgess-Granden CO.
Fidelity Storage and Van Co. Doug. asa.
Have Root Print Tt-Now Beacon Press.
vote Kennedy for senator.-Advertise-
ment
George A. HGagnsy for County Attorney.
Advertisement
vote for Thomas W. Blaokburn for
ress.-Advertisement.
vote for Geo. Z. Huntington, register
of reimbursement
Tor County Treasurer-W. G. Ure. He
is now er.--Advertisement.
DO Glazing Promptly-Midland
Glass and Paint Co. Phone Doug. 'sl.
vote for Congressman LObech for re
election. He stands on his recoro.-Au'
vertisement.
Vote for Frank Dewey, county clerk
now serving first term. Re-elect NM
Advertisement. ,.- u&
Beautiful All Modern Homes for sale
on the easy. payment plan. Bankers
Realty Investment Co Phone Doug. 1886
Bryce Crawford. county judge for
second term, to be voted by voters OF al
parties on separate non-partisan ballot
Advertisement.
"roday's Complete Movie Programs"
classified section today, and appears IN
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theaters otfer'
Won't Ruy-Beaten Up-Ernest Beville
oe Houston, Tex, was badly beaten up
in a rooming place near the corner OF
Ninth street and Capitol avenue last
night by negroes when he refused to buy
beer.
woman Pals in Callar--Mrs. William
Holland, 716 Bancroft street, fell four
teen feet into fruit cellar at her home
and landed unhurt in a pile of preserved
fruits The fruits were damaged beyond
reparation.
Plans for CONCENTRATIONS for the
national convention of the Travellers
Protective association in Omaha in June
are nearly completed, It was reported at
big meeting of Omaha Post at the
Paxton hotel Saturday afternoon
John d. Creighton ul-John d. Creigh-
ton was suddenly taken Ill while down
town last evening. and had TO be taken
to the Henshaw hotel. DIR. Duncan and
q trained nurse attended him. His sick
ness was diagnosed as acute stomach
trouble. At. late hour. Mr.. Creighton
was reported to be much improved. and
it was said that his illness would not
prove serious or of long duration.
An Upright Man is the republican can
didate for congress, and therefore it Il
not surprising that he has made a clear
campaign from every point of view
Thomas w. Blackburn holds that maj
capable of representing this district IL
congress may be a good mixer, a popular
cempaigner and a lively competitor with
out STOPPING to any contemplate trick
or unworthy personal demeanor.-Adver
tisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
Nebraska wesleyan Uuiver.i,y.

Work on the remodeling of the gym
nasium Is progressing rapidly with eevry
Indication that the task Will he completed
within the next week or ten days.
DR.. and Mrs Schreckengast entertainer
that faculty at a Halloween party Fri
day evening.
Christian association was held in the par
The annual banquet of the Young eMn's
parlors of the Methodist Episcopal church
Thursday evening. Chancellor Fulmer
presided as toastmaster The out-of-town
speakers were DR.. Exner Of New York,
Secretary Ewing of lincoln and State
Secretary Bailey of Omaha
About forty-five of the students of the
academy were present at an old-fashioned
Halloween party in Elocutlon hall FRI
day evening.
The Ladies' Faculty club will give n
reception to all the young women of The
university this Saturday afternoon Mt
whitehall In the east part OF town. This
Is an annual event and Is always largely
attended.
The Orophilian societies Will hold their
annual barbecue this evening at Epworth
park. A large number OF alumni will be
bersiiip.
DR.. Exner, a national secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian association gave
two addresses TO the young men and one
TO the young women on Wednesday.
G. l.. Alabaster. brother of eDan Ala
taster gave an illustrated lecture on
New Zealand. Australia and the East
Indies In the auditorium last Tuesday
evening, NJ. Alaoaster. who is an ex,
from an extended trip to this part of
| the earth, and showed about 500 slides,
| most of which were hand-coored by
Japanese artists.
| The Wesleyan luncheon for alumni
| former students and friends of the uni
versity will be held in the Rome hotel
| Omaha, Thursday, November 8, at IL II
| O'Clock. This lInChaOn a Orix,an Ia
| during the meeting OF the State Teach
ers' association.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
Old California Trail
Scene of Wedding

A novel wedding. embracing. an IN
usual and sentimental idea, was per
formed Saturday afternoon out on the
prairie, where the old wagon trails from
Omaha ard Kansas join together to mako
the famous California trail, which was
Travelled by many a hardy pioneer In the
early days. Ernest II. Croach, farmer
of Worthwhile. s. D.. was the groom AMI
Miss Georgia NJ. Kelsey Of Albion. n. Y,
the bride
The ceremony was performed by Rev,
Hugh B, Spear. pastor Of the Central
United Presbyterian church, and took
place on the farm Of Ralph II. Hall. q
years old. grand uncle OF the bride. whose
place is two and a half miles west OF
Ralston. When he learned that his grand
niece was to be married he conceived the
idea OF having the ceremony take place
at the junction point on the old trail
which he Travelled as early as 1857.
Accordingly, the young couple met Al
Omaha and went in autos with a party
OF fifteen friends to the appointed scene
Mr.. Halls farm consists OF 800 acres. 10
acres OF which have never been touched
by the pillow and contain q portion OF the
historic California trail. Standing on the
trail. with the old wagon ruts still visibl,
at their feet the two were Joined In
marriage.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
Peru state Normal school.

The contract for the excavating Of the
basement of the new Normal Training
building was let to Ivers and Adams Of
Peru, who began work Thursday morn
ing with twelve teams.
President ID. w. Hayes, while in Omaha
last week had the misfortune TO break
his arm In four places while TRYING 10
crank his automobile He has not been
out of his house this week, owing to
the seriousness of the fracture.
Last week five automobile loads of
people came over from Dawson and from
surrounding towns to visit the school
and to arrange for the entrance of their
sons and daughters to take the short
course, which was offered last year Tor
the first time. ..--... -.-
Governor Morehead visited Peru on
Wednesday and gave two speeches; one
at the normal and the other down town.
Next Tuesday night the Young Men
Christian association Of Peru VIII nave
church. Secretary ]. p. Bailey OF the
Railroad Young Mems Christian ASSOC
citation and e. j. Simons, state secre-
tary, will be present
Professor Rouse went to Tecumseh on
Friday to take part in the city insti-
tute Professors House and Gregg went
TO Osceola for the same purpose.
Superintendent Bodwell OF Beatrice and
Superintendent Graham of South Omaha,
state inspectors, were In Peru Wednes-
day inspecting the model school
Miss Winnie DelZell, a former graduate
of this school, has been elected TO take
charge of the art and music department
in the State Normal at Silver Creek
The Alumni association has planned a
Methodist church at O'Clock. during
the state meeting of teachers. AT blb
the Omaha Peru club will give recep-
ton to visiting Peruvians.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
Durability
Guaranteed
PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
As Seen BY the General

Public confidence Is tho greatest
asset that any house OF business can
possess. II Is more to be desired than
the ability to make money.
There are degrees OF public conf
dence. II may be zero, n minus guam
tity, or a plus quantity. Al zero no
confidence cXists--nobody Is for or
against such house. But this con-
dltion can exist only where the house
or its goods nre unknown, and as
soon as the public has given the
house a trial II win pass Judgment,
and public confidence Will then DO
expressed by q plus or minus sign,
according 10 the approval or disap-
prevail Of the public as TO the goods
and policies OF the house. II the
goods are not as represented. or II
the policies are not In accordance
lie confidence will drop TO a minus
quantity and the people Will transact
business with Its competitors whose
business ideals are on a higher and
more satisfactory plane. If the goods
are satisfactory. and IL the policies
of the house are right, the people will
continue to do business with that
house and will help To build IL up.
The plus sign of public confidence
Is always attached TO the name OF a
house Of business that considers serv-
ice to Its customers, absolute integ-
rity with reference TO it's goods, and
high ideals I'm its business policies
as being OF greater consequence than
the mere earning OF dividends. A
well satisfied community OF custom
ers Is the key TO the success of any
house of business, and, having estab-
lished this, dividends Will be sure to
follow.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
In Five Minutes
No Sick Stomach,
Indigestion, Gas

II what you just ate is souring on
your stomach or lies like a lump of
lead. refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and eructate sour. undigested food,
or have feeling Of dizziness, heartburn,
fullness, nausea. bad taste in mouth and
stomach headache, YOU can surely get
relief in five minutes.
Ask your pharmacist to show you the
formula. plainly printed on these fifty
cent cases OF Papes Diapepsin, then
you will understand why It relieves sour,
out-Of-order stomachs or indigestion In
five minutes. "Pape's Diapepsin' il
harmless; tastes like candy. though each
dose will digest and prepare for assimlla-
ton into the blood all the food you
eat; besides. It makes you go TO the
table with a healthy appsute; but what
will please you most. Is that you will
feel that your stomach and intestines
are clean and fresh. ana you will not
need TO resort to la&atives or liver pilli
for bliousness OF constipation.
This city will have many "PApe'i
Diapepsin" cranks. as some people will
call them. but you will be enthusiastic
about this splendid stomach prepare
ton. too. IL you ever take 1t for indi'
gestion gases, heartburn, sourness, dys'
pepsia, or any stomach misery.
Get some now, this minute and RID
yourself OF stomach misery and indiges
ton in five minuteS.-Advertlseme
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
SUFFRAGE TAKES new TURN
Bondage of Woman Who is vOteless
is to Get Into the Movies.
ANNA HOWARD SHAW IN CAST
Working Girl, Usual Vulain,
Woman Lawyer and n Court Are
to BE Numbered Among


Your Girl and Mine" a drama tia ton
of the bondage of women who have no
vote, is ready for the movies and Is to be
produced in Omaha in about three weeks
Mrs. Medill Mccormick of Chicago fur
nished the argument for the pictures. she
! interested the World Film corporation in
the feature to such an extent that Lewis
J. selznick. vice president and general
manager Of the company, contracted with
her to produce the film.
The reel is said TO have life a human
touch and pathos that brings out tho
arguments for suffrage much more
strongly than speeches
r. c. r. Seelye, director Of sales OF the
film company. has arrived in Omaha and
has made preliminary arrangements to
run these pictures for series Of days in
! the theaters here. He asserts they will
not get here before election and therefore
will have no direct bearing on the contest
this fall. However. they will have a
bearing, he says, in the cause of suffrage
throughout the United States and
throughout the world He says they will
be shown to tens of millions OF people
Local suffrage workers have been in
terested in the pictures and have agreed
10 SCH NNhtNS lOI Nnt SnoNSs MI CctiNt
says 10000 suffrage workers in the United
States will sell tickets for the shows when
they are put on all over the country. He
knows they will sell them. for they are to
get Is per cent of the receipts for the
cause OF suffrage. Thus, when these
shows take in 81 10000 from the sale of
tickets, the suffrage cause gets $25O.OOO
Mrs. Draper Smith, president OF the Ne
- IL w.
many other leading suffragists in Omaha
have agreed to sell the tickets, with the
understanding that they are to have IS
per cent of the receipts to use in the
cause Of suffrage. The local women are
enthusiastic over the prospect.
| DR.. Anna Howard Shaw is among the
characters that appear in the movie. Her
picture was taken while she was deliver
ing suffrage talk
The movie involves a poor working girl,
a villain. a court trial. woman lawyer,
a thrilling chase in an automobile 1t in
wolves also the brutality of Il shiftless
husband who constantly demands money
from his wife 1t involves also his will,
made while he is on his deathbed. where
as a final thrust at his wife, who has
supported him for so long, he (belng a
man and having rights in the world
gives his two little daughters to his
father, thus taking them out of the Gus
tody of their own mother. This part OF
the plot Is modelled on the Tillman case.
The mother kidnaps the children, is
pursued and overtaken by the sheriff.
She is defended by a woman lawyer, and
some fine points are brought out.
The next performance of Your Girl and
! Nine is to be given at Nashville. Tenn,
during the National Suffrage association
convention there in November. 1t will
appear in Omaha some three weeks later.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02

There are a few facts concerning my
administration as county commissioner
to which | wish to call the attention of
the voters of Douglas county, These
facts deal with the building OF the county
court house and the increase of corpora
ton taxes
After the contract for the court house
was awarded, my preseason from this
district resigned. To my administrator
was left the actual work OF building.
assisted In completing this work with nc
extra expense added to the original con-s
tract. | had a hard contest with other
commissioners on the board to prevent
them from taking the contract away
from the original contractor, Had con-
tractors been changed this would have
made an added expense for the county
of something like $4,000
1 secured an increase In the tax valua-
ton OF the street car company, raising
the valuation from S6,50)O00 to 81. 250, 900.
During my administration the telephone
company was raised 81 600 900 and the
electric light company $4,000 The Amer
lean Smelling and Refining company was
raised S.250,0oO
These increases in taxes were not made
through any spirit OF unfairness While
u member OF the county board / found
that The burden on the small home owner
was too heavy decided to make the
big corporations pay their share OF the
county taxes. This was done.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
ECHOES OF The ANTE ROOM
Frank Burman Here TO Organize
Scandinavian Brotherhood.
CLAN AUXILIARY TO MEET
brotherhood OF American Women
60 Meet-bodEcs OF Ancient
order OF United wOrkmen
90 Give sociabIes.

Frank Rurman. who lived in Omaha
for seventeen years and was member
OF the state legislature in iS97-99, is in tho
city for the purpose OF organizing local
lodge Of the scandinavian Brotherhood of
America of which he Is grand secretary
treasurer. Ills home and headquarters
arc at spokane the western seat of tho
brotherhood
While in Omaha he is living with his
brothor-in-law, c. II. Anderson, at 25l0
South ,Twenty-fourth street. He says
that Omaha will probably he made the
headquarters of the order in the middle
west and will soon announce a meeting
Of Omaha scandinavians 60 effect an
organization,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
Cotner UnirsrnItr.

The members OF the Cotner Young
Women's Christian association that at
tended the students conference OF the
north central field at University Place
report a most excellent meeting On Sat
urday evening a banquet was given. at
which Miss Flossie Strain, from here.
gave a toast on Immigrant Life"
The first report Of the chapel attend
ance contest was given Tuesday and
showed the junior class at the head.
The faculty recital will be given In
the chapel Tuesday. November 8.
The literary societies gave Halloween
programs Friday evening. which were
greatly enjoyed by tho members. The
Mathesian society has made several new
improvements 70 It's hall by the addition
OF n sDlendid new rug and several new
effects in decorating.
Rev III. r Ballou, OF Osborne. Kan.
has been a guest of the university during
the past week. a series ~ lectures were
given 20 the students at $3.50 every after
noon on ''Funda mental Biblical Truths. "
witch were very Instructive.
The women's educational council met
Tuesday afternoon with. an extra large
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
.Kearney state Normal School.

The school band. under the direction
OF Prof. Is. II. Patterson, has now grown
to twenty-five members and Is doing ex-
cellent work, In response to an invitation
from the city, 1t met william Jennings
Bryan at the depot Friday evening and
escorted him to the place of address and
CITY.
At the Young women's Christian asso-
citation convention held in Lincoln last
week the following young women We're
delegates from the Kearney Normal
school: Hester Gutfy, Harriet Kuntzen,
Bloodgood
The children of the training school are
enjoying Halloween parties at this time.
The grammar school, under the direction
OF Miss Writ. gave a Halloween dinner
party on Thursday evening, the guests
OF honor being President and Mrs. Dick
and the senior teachers who are doing
their practice work in the grammar
grades. The kindergarten children, un-
der the direction of Miss Anna e. Cald-
well and Miss Agnes Knutzen. were de-
lighted with donation OF an auto load
OF pumpkins, which we're converted into
lanterns and various other articles 10
be USED at their party on Friday morn
grades, under the direction Of Miss Cath
crime Hicks, held their party on Friday
afternoon.
Part OF the work OF the school will
week, as nearly all OF the faculty will
go to Omaha.
President Dick. accompanied by Mrs.
Dick. Will leave for Omaha on Tuesday
afternoon to attend the Omaha meeting
on Wednesday ana Thursday and the
Moines on Friday and Saturday.
Mrs Grace e. Steadman Is missed from
her accustomed place I'm class and In
chapel on account of the grippe.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
Ha.tinE. CoIIeEe Notes.

President Crone gave a report at synod
on Thursday. October p, showing the
growth and progress of the college the
last year He also responded to a toast
at a banquet given to the synod by the
women OF Madison.
c. Z. V. Smith OF Beaver City and Roy
+. Stuckey Of Lexington were elected the
new trustees for the college by the synod
at Madison.
The freshmen held their first social
event of the year at the home of Miss
Anna Bracken last Saturday evening. A
general good time was had and refresh
ments served
A large number of young women from
the convent took occasion to visit the
museum one day this week This Is a
very attractive and instructive depart
ment Of Hastings college and is proving
very popular.
Miss Ruth l.. Fitchett OF the conserva-
tory OF music spent day In Blue Hill
last week. where a class in music was
organized. Much enthusiasm is mani
tested over this extension OF the work OF
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
For Indigestion.

Never take pepsin and preparations con-
talning pepsin or other digestive FERN
ents for indigestion, as the more you take
the more you will have to take. What is
needed is tonic like Chamberlain 6
Tablets that will enable the stomach to
perform it's unctions naturally Obtain
able Observation-Disclosures.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
lNMAN BEATS HOPPE IN
FOUR DAYS CUE SERIES

TORONTO, Nov. 1.-For the first time
in the international billiard champion
ship series, Melbourne Inman. the Eng.
lish champion. last night pulled out ahead
of Willie Hoppe by the narrow margin
of three in the four days series played
in this city. The total results of the fouI
days play were: Inman. 1858; Hoppe
1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
With Schools and Colleges

the conservatory and quite number OF
students we're enrolled.
Miss Helen HornHday gave very In
tCresting talk before the Womsns club
OF the city ON Wednesday, Octoucr =,
DOsne COLLEGE.
DR.. j. 4. O'Brien, a representative Of
the CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY ScnOul and
PUBLISHING society maze an adul ess In
chapel tuesday morning aiong tnv lines
OF renglous EDUCATION
The board OF editors OF the 1915 Tiger
are pushing the subscriptions for the
book. MIR. u. A. hocster the business
manager. presented the matter TO the
STUDENT body In a most unique speech
at the chapel hour Wednesday.
on SATURDAY evening the senior girls
living In Gaylord hHll entertained the
girls OF the lower classes at HalIowe' en-
party In the gymnasium.
The public recital series of the Con-
servatory OF Music was opened Friday
evening by concert In the college audi
torium
of the biology section OF the state Teach
ers' association. will attend the meeting
OF the association in Omaha next week.
IL is expected that steps will be taken
at this meeting toward the establishing
OF uniform standardized course in
zoology in the Nebraska high schools.
Plans for the Doane reunion luncheon
during the meeting OF the State Teach.
ers' association are being completed, and
a large number OF alumni and former
students have notified the committee
that they will be present. The program
is to include a speech by President Allen.
The luncheon viii he held at the Rome
hotel at noon on November s.
Tho Mems Glee club was the guests
of the Girls club at n Halloween party
Saturday evening at the home of Miss
Gladys Cochrane.
Prof j. T. Lees OF the University OF
Nebraska lectured before the Congrega-
tional club Monday evening on the sub
Ject OF the European war
Dr. II. II. Hosford OF the department
OF chemistry Is on the program of the
State Teachers association for discus
sion of the topic Modern Methods in the
Teaching of Chemical Theory" al the
meeting of the physical science section.
Prof Hosford is also preparing a paper
to Re read before the Nebraska section
of the American Chemical society at It's
meeting In Lincoln November T.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
Fraternal Ala Union.

Mondamin lodge No. III will entertain
members at cards and surprise supper
Immediately after the meeting Friday
evening. November Q, at the hall, Twen-
ty-fourth and Parker streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
Clan Gordon Auxiliary.

The Ladies' auxiliary 20 Clan Gordon
No 6S viii hold regular meeting wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock at the home
street
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
A Winter Cough.

To neglect II may mean consumption.
Or. Kings New Discovery gives sure re-
lief Buy a bottle to-day. sc and 500.
All observation-disclosures
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02

Bee readers are too intelligent to over
look the opportunities in the want ad"
columns They're worth while reading.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02

1ooumseh, serving a. newspaper editor
and publisher. President OF Nebraska
Press Association, 1914. Member
houss, session 1908. But once before
candidate for state office in Nebraska.
Lacked 81 votes Of being elected Score
tary % state IN 1910. Your support VIII
be appreciated. -.s