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The state herald., 1915-01-22

suffragists, with their purple and yel.
low sashes. and the red.rose bedecked
anti-suffragists.
This was the second defeat for the
suffrage cause in the national leglsla-
ture within a year. March 10 last an
equnl suffrage constitutional amend.
ment proposed by Senator Chamber.
lain OF Oregon, received n vote OF 35
to "a in the Senate, securing a bare
majority. but failing OF the necessary
two.thirds. However. suffragist lead.
ers were not dlsmayed.
AS they left the galleries led by DR..
Anna Howard Shaw. Mrs Carrie
Chapman Gait and other champions of
the cause. they declared that the fight
was by no means over and that the
suffrage propaganda would be pressed
forward and onward until every WON.
an In America should have the right
TO cast n ballot
The state herald., 1915-01-22
SHORT APPROPRIATION BILL.
Measure Calling for S3e7,s5s Intro
uueed by Senator Hasty.

Denver.-The short appropriation
bill carrying sS97,s5G.iO was intro.
duced in the State Senate by Senator
uasty. II provides for the running ex,
penses OF the state for December.
1914, and January. February and
March OF this year The bill calls for
about Si5o,OO0 less than In 1912. but
the saving to the state Is only $4,000.
This item is found In the expense OF
printing initiative and referred bills.
which WAS $4,000 less than two years
previous. The present appropriation
measure does not carry a defense
fund" item OF $4,000 which appeared
In the 1912 bill. This will he provided
Cor In the regular appropriation bill
10 be introduced later. The $4,000 is
needed TO protect colorado's water
rights from being taken by other
states.
The state herald., 1915-01-22
ARMIES TO renew
SOlSSONS BATTLE
FIELD GUNS WALLoW IN DEEP
SNOW TO KEEP UP FIERCE
DUEL.
FIND 900 TURKS FROZEN
sLAv FORCES CAPTURE 5000
OTHERS PERisHINe FROM
THE COLD.
Western Newspaper Union News service.

Petrograd, Jan. t9.-Nine hun
dred Turks were found frozen tc
death with their guns still clutched
in their hands by the pursuing Rus
slams after their recent victory in the
Caucasus. The Slav forces also cap
tured 5000 others who were perishlng
from the cold.
German official report of any refer
ence TO scissors, the scene of the re.
cent marked German success, and the
French statement that there has been
no change in that region, leads to the
belief that renewal of the violent
struggle there is impending. the tenn
porary quiet being due to the fact that
neither side cares to risk an offensive
in the present circumstances.
So fierce has the fighting been
about Scissors that the Germans have
been using the family vaults in the
cemeteries as forts.
At widely separated points else
where oi the western front there have
been engagements, but the weather
again is playing an important part.
The storm in Belgium prevents oper-
atoms, except artillery duels, and
snow in the Vosges, at the other ex-
tremity OF the line. makes attacks ex-
ceedingly difficult.
In the Argonne. however. fighting is
almost continuous, and each side
claims minor successes. For the time
being the Germans seem to be more
on the offensive than the defensive.
The German reports of all the east.
ern operations are very brief, but
those of the Russians are more In de-
tail, and II is believed the Russians
are again menacing East Prussia and
Posen.
The Turks, according to reports.
have been dealt another staggering
blow after their determined stand in
the snow at Kara Urgan, IN the eau.
sasus. They are fighting rear guard
actions, but are being pressed back TO.
ward Erzerum in great disorder.
The Turkish garrison at Adrian.
ople, the partial withdrawal OF which
was previously reported. has now
been completely withdrawn, according
to an Athens dispatch. which gives no
explanation.
The state herald., 1915-01-22
MOTHER! LOOK At
CH|LD'S TONGUE
II cross, feverish, constipated,
give california Syrup
Of Figs"

A laxative today saves n SICK child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels. which become clogged up with
waste. liver gets sluggish; stomach
sour.
Look. at the tongue. mother! II coat.
ed. or your child Is listless. cross. few.
erish. breath bad. restless. doesn't eat
heartily. full OF cold or has sore throat
or any other chiidren's ailment. give q
teaspoonful OF California Syrup Of
Figs" then don't worry. because II is
perfectly harmless. and In few hours
all this constipation poison. sour bile
and fermenting waste will gently
move out OF the bowels, and you have
well. playful child again. A thor
ough inside cleansing" is ofttimes all
that is necessary. II should be the
FIRST treatment given In any sickness.
Beware OF counterfeit ng syrups
Ask at the store for n 5o-cent bottle OF
california Syrup OF Figs" which has
full directions for babies. children OF
all ages and for grown.ups plainly
printed on the bottle. Adv.
The state herald., 1915-01-22
Gov. Hunt Make. Reeommenda,ion.

PhoeniS.-Four hours after ArI
zona's second Legislature convened
Governor Hunt read his message urg
Ing the creation OF u State Labor Bu.
reau. the creation OF the office of pub
lie defender. the establishment OF u
Bureau OF Research to furnish accu
rate and unbiased information TO clec
tors ON measures presented on the bal
10, and substitute for the antl.alicn
labor law. recently declared uneonsti
tutional 10y special court OF Judges
who heard the case In San Francisco
after n temporary Injunction had been
granted.
The state herald., 1915-01-22
ship Approprla,Ion .sa.,e2.nas.

Washington.-rrovlsion for the con
struction OF two great drcadnoughts
six torpedo boat destroycrr. sixteen
coast.dofense submarines. u sea goIne
submarine, hospital ship. transport
and n fuel ship. nj an nRgrcgli lie cost
OF s53.iCS.S2s. IL made In the naval
appropriation bill ~ agreed upon by
the House naval committee. Al told
the bill carries fiib.5O0.0O0. of which
t?s.eo3. .a9s ir directly appropriated for
new construction.
The state herald., 1915-01-22
DEFEAT SUFFRAGE BILL
HOUSE VOTE WAS 2o4 FOR TO
ia AGAINST.
Vote on Submitting Constitutional
Amendment Was Second in Con.
gress on Woman Suffrage Issue.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington--The House of Repre-
sentatives, by vote Of 204 to ia, re
fused to submit to the states an
amendment to the federal constitution
to enfranchise women.
The vote. the second In the history
Of Congress on the woman suffrage
issue, came at the close of day OF
long prepared for oratory. during
which many of the speakers, includ-
ing Representative Taylor OF Colo
rado. were listened to with frequent
evidence Of approval or disapproval
by packed galleries. The question
was before the House on the Mondell
resolution to submit a constitutional
amendment providing that the right of
suffrage should not be abridged "be'
cause of SEX"
A twothirds affirmative vote was
necessary to pass the resolution; it
was defeated by a majority OF thirty.
Party lines were not strictly drawn
in the fight, though Democratic Lead
er Underwood, voicing the attitude Of
his party that suffrage Is state is
sue, strongly opposed the resolution,
while Republican Leader Mann was
one of the chief speakers for the suf-
'raglsts.
Enthusiasm mingled with detection
when Speaker Clark announced the re-
suit, and into the corridors from op
The state herald., 1915-01-22
Prairie Greek Miner. Acquitted.

Greenwood. Ark.-Jamcs Standard.
and bee Trout. charged with the mur.
der Of two guards during the rio,ing
at III. ilachc. Denmnn coal mine No 4.
In tho Prairie Creek diutric, last July.
were acquitted, The Jury dcliberatcd
nm hour and half. Three physicians
,ns,ifyinR for the defense said bones
found IN the burned miners cabin.
supposed 10 hay. been those OF the
two guards. were no, human homes.
The state herald., 1915-01-22
Mo,hst.. Pension May eyIe, psup,r,

Phoenix. Arlz,-To save inmates OF
county aims houses from eviction. the
machinery OF the State Legislature
was expected TO be- put In motion To
inyalldate n mothers pension inltia
tive amendment adopted At the No.
ycmber election and which provides
for the sale OF all county charitable In
Htitutionu 10 raise funds for the pen,
sion. Al the country farm Mt Douglas
only -four days supply Of food r.
mains.
The state herald., 1915-01-22
Cara New pre.Id.n, Of MEXICO.

Mexico clty.-Gen. Rogue Gonzalez
Cara, one OF Gen. Villas principal OF.
ficers, was named provisional presi'
dent of Mexico by the conyeitnon In
session here. over which he has pre-
sided. The former provisional proai.
dent Of Mexico by the convention In
Gems. Blanco. Robes and Jose Vaacon'
colos. lef, Mexico city for Pachuca.
Martial law has been declared by Gen,
Cara and the city Is being pnirolod
by mounted police.
The state herald., 1915-01-22
Mc,Iem. con,Inu, Fluh, on slsv,

London Turkish troops have occu
pied the Persian town Of Tsbriz. which
In n Russian sphere of influence: are
battling with the Russlnna In tho cnu
easnH. and are mannlnT an army foi
mn Immediate invasion OF Egypt, The
Russians have assumed tho offensive
In East Prussia while the 6ormnni
continue TO attack them In Poland and
they ARE again trying To cross the Nlda
river In southern Poland which iH held
by the AnktrianK.
The state herald., 1915-01-22
Queen Receives Willard.

Madrid. Hpain.-rhe American am
baAHador. Joseph " willard. aud MrH.
Willard, were received nt n special au.
dicncc by kins Alfonso. queen Vie.
,oria and tho bosasor Queen, Maria
rhrlHilnna,
The state herald., 1915-01-22
psrmIs,Ien for PROXY Wedding l..usa.

~. Louis. Papers authorizing the
marriage by proxy OF MiaH Eugcna
Campbell OF Denver and John Plc,rr
scholton. n mining engineer livinF IN
soufbaya. Java, were SIGNED by Dr !.
]. Houwink Dutch consul here. schol.
ten Ia reserve officer In the Dutch
army.
The state herald., 1915-01-22
blizzard In Middle Western s,.,e.

Kansas CITY Severe anow. nlcet
and rain storms prevailed over Kan.
nnH. Nebraska. Oklahoma and parts OF
Iowa. Missouri. Colorado. New Mexico
and Texas Saturday night The storms
were accompanied by high winds aud
sharp drops IN temperature.
The state herald., 1915-01-22

home.-The great earthquake which
laid In waste AycZzano and scores Of
ncighborlng villages. taking u toll OF
lifo nov estimated ut $4,000. was
caused directly by the conclusion OF
the great guns along the war front
In western Europe. according to Prof
MnS kolm OF Isnchlln.
The stricken district OF Italy Mon
day night was vast morguo from
which bodica by the hundred were
being removed. Relief work Is well
under way,
The property losa now Ia estimated
at so. 100000.
The state herald., 1915-01-22
Cotton Embargo Renewed.

wnhhington.-Tho Italian foreign
office has assured the American En-.
hasHy nj Rome that cotton may now
be- shipped freely to order" tho EN-.
harKo on rc.crpofthtion decrocd In De
combor having been removed.
The state herald., 1915-01-22
pous, Passes moun,sIn Park Oil.

waHhington The Senate bill TO cn'
tabliuh the Rocky Mountain National
park. comprising 900 acres In Colo
RADIO. mostly In forest reserves. was
passed by the House after adoption Of
Aome minor amendments, There was
practically no opposition
The state herald., 1915-01-22
Nav Workers to Loan Guar $4,000. 1000

petrograd.-A group Of New York
bankorH, including ], y. Morgan s Co,
have agreed 10 lend the Russian gov.
efnmunt iig00o,0o0, according TO an
official announcement
The state herald., 1915-01-22
phon, olrl pou,s -Four psoal,s.

Andhle. Rnn,-clara Dreasoll. a
ia'yearold telephone operator, with u
revolver and quick work nj her switch.
board, frustrated tho plans of four rob.
bera who attempted 10 loot bank
here.
The state herald., 1915-01-22
Thieves Steal rreiuh, Train.

Hammond. lnd.-TbicyeA stole a
freight train Of 81 cars IN tho Haiti.
more a Ohio railroad yards at Indiana
llarbor. The cars were wrecked aud
stripped TO the trucks
The state herald., 1915-01-22
Anderson speaker Of Utah House.

Salt Lake City. utah.-R, Anderson.
ORopl. was elected speaker OF the
House. In accordance with the caucus.
After considerable HkirmlHhlnE, In
which Republican detection was
threatened. an equal division of com
mite. appointments and. House pat
ropsga has been agreed upon
The state herald., 1915-01-22
PROPERTY LOSS is sso.ooo.o 900.
Late Estimates Place Toll Of Lie In
italian Earthquake at 25.ooo.

la Grando. ore.-An earthquake
which rocked buildings and caused
much alarm was reported Monday
from summerylllo. center OF farm.
ing district near here. The tremor
Was felt at points over an area OF forty
miles. No damage has been reported.
The state herald., 1915-01-22
Cos, Of Grand Junction p. o. $4,000.

Washington The house passed the
bill increasing tho appropriation for
the public building at Grand Junction.
Colo. from 100000 10 ,l5b.o0o
The state herald., 1915-01-22
Federal Jufls, ples In lows Home.

DcH Moinoa Iowa. Smith Mcpher.
son. fifteen years. judge Of the Federal
Court IN the southern loWn district.
died nt bis home nj Rcd OAK
The state herald., 1915-01-22

Every girl VOWS when she marries
that she will not stand for neglect
from her husband the way her poor
old mother does.
The state herald., 1915-01-22
pr,sId,nt Mll.on |. oranan..

Washington son wan born at tho
White ilonae sunday to Mrs Francis
Doves sayfe. President wilson's sec
onh dnnnhiht
The state herald., 1915-01-22

Ten smiles for nickel. Always buy Red
Gross iiag Blue. have beautiful, clear
white clothes. Adv.
The state herald., 1915-01-22

now coffee straincr can be tas.
toned inside nny pot by wires inserted
In the spout.
The state herald., 1915-01-22

washing,on.-The British embass,
announced that word had been re-
celyed from General carranza through
the British legation In Mexico City
lifting the embargo on the expectation
OF oil at Tampico which had threat
ened the fuel supply of the British
fleet -
The state herald., 1915-01-22
FORCES LEAVE BORDER
AGREEMENT WITH GEN. SCOTT
BEING COMPLIED WITH.
Cars Loaded With Wounded Soldiers,
Women and Children and Mer-
ehandise Leave Naco.
Newspaper Union News Service

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Naco. Ariz.-Naco, Sonora. the
scene of an intermittent siege for
three months by Governor May
torena's villista forces. was evacuated
by the Carranza troops under Gen. p.
ELIAS Gales.
A company of 300 troops started on
its eastward march to Aqua Prieta.
while the wounded. the women and
children and the stores and household
goods OF the garrison were loaded on
cars and left later, in bond, for their
journey through the United States to
the same point.
The arrival of this force at Aqua
Prieta will fulfill the preliminaries OF
the border peace pact made with the
two Mexican factions by Brig. Gen.
Hugh l.. Scott, chief OF staff OF the
United States army.
Governor Maytorena, the other
party to General Scotts agreement.
already has withdrawn his troops from
the blockade OF the town.
ihe Dhfptu wire enlansleinents
erected by General Hill. now on his
way TO Vera Cruz, during the three
months siege OF Mexican Naco by the
villista troops Of Governor Maytorena,
have been torn down. the mines In the
space between the two sets OF trenches
exploded. and the trenches themselves
probably will be made useless.
General Gales reported the action
already taken by him In fulfilling his
agreement with General Scott and his
intention OF carrying out the re-
mninder of the program.
During the overland march OF the
Gales troops TO Aqua Prieta squad.
ron OF United States cavalry under
Major Dado Will parallel the Mesi-
cans on this side OF the border.
The state herald., 1915-01-22

Slow Delivery.
Mrs. Gotham-Who spoke at the
dinner tonight, dear?
Mr. Gotham-Well. one Of the speak
ers was the owner of that big depart
ment store'
mo wonder you're late. then"
'Why?"
Il happen to know his delivery is
awfully SLOW
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Soo5, "a. 9e5entber 1914.
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I'M Sitter bon 100 Syobren in 9eo-
foro, 9t.-y., eeltorben. sic lebte 70
Sabre ais @eeetarianerin. 9lls iie
etDa 80 Sabre alt mar, crfronfte
iie, lnO Die gler5te propbeaeiten, ooB
iie feline 5wei @o6en me6r 81 Ieben
babe. Gorauf entbieIt iie iid alien
5leiihqenuiIes.
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geOanerIidlcr llnfaG.

g 10 gort 81. Sonuor. II
Gin u9oD Scout" wuroe eeitern
glbeno in eiueut SeIoIoaer in 9aortb
Seadj 5ifdaig BON einem ieiner SEA.
merooen erihoiien. SSerome geilfiol
Bontirte ein @eipcbr, oas fid plob-
lid cntIuo. 9ie augel trof ben 13
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Ser8. Gie 0@cp Scouts" purOen
mad Ger 9litoria 9SoIi8eiitotion &C.
brodt Der Gororpr entidieo. Dab ein
llnfaa borIoe.
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nung geiG6pft aus Der 5toOt w ".
W2opor 01itheIs, Dab Ole gerbflIlss
oen 9lrbeitcn an oen rellSnl' eaon 900 az
ruugcn fir wclt6e ST. oo''Us.roe.
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5rieOen einge6rodlt peroen. GinIt-
meilen miiiien mir ms freiIiH oarnit
begniigen Ben bon ms occiipirten
dusldnoiihen @ebieten Gontri6utio.
nen aiIf5uerlegcn aus Denen oie
Soften Der @eiebung ge0edt iuer6cn
fonnen. @du5 Iei6t lit oud oaS
nidt, pie ser Sergang ser Tinee
IN Selgien ae5eigt bat. Gort muBte
crit cine neue 9loten6onf (our6
Gerleibung zines entipreHenoen
8riDilegilims an sic Societe @ene-
rale oe 9elgique) ms 2e6en aerit-
fen iDeroen, Inn iiberboupt sic W1og-
lidfeit Der @rtrabiriung bon N2itteln
81 eeipinnen. 4S0 W1inionen Srcs.
iollen Die beleiiAen Nropiu5cn 1T
@lonatsraten oufbriueen. 9os miro
oaOurd sei6e6en, ooB lie S6ot-
ideine ouSge6en, Oie iie BEL ser 60
ciete @eneroIe oiscontircn. UicIe
emittirt auf @runo ser Shotideine
uno nuf @runo i6rer ousldn0iIden
@utbnben, oie lnperbinolib ouf
200 bis 300 W}illionen Srancs ge-
ih1bt iueroen nclles Napiergelo. -
6e6lt oen Soften ser Societe @cne-
role aud ole netollii6e Qedung, 10
perOen iie bod ais iiderer 5u gel-
ten ba6en ais oie bon ser gelgilhen
gaationalbant ousgegebenen. Gem
oaS Ser 9idtionalbanf ge60renoe
@olO lit noH 2onoon gei9afft NOR
oen uno Der belgiide 6iuon8mini-
Iter bat lb oie freie @erfiigiing oar-
ii6er borbebalten gr f0nnte alio oen
Metallporrotb Der @anf, oieie 9le-
iereo Der belgiiben @olfsmirtl6oft,
oireft ooer inoireft 5u &riegs5meden
beriuenoen, ipoour1 oie @runologe
0es 9iotenunlonfs, Scr ettpa 1900
WliIlionen Sroncs betrdgt (pobon
inoeB 0nrh belgiihe &apitaliitGi
Elm GROCER T6eil auBer 9on0es ge.
idofft iiD, cri6iittert iperOen ipiiroe.
Cine St1rflng unierer ofonomi-
iden &rGfte aus nnOeren ais Oen
notiirli1en inIdnoiiden 0uelen
boben mir fins erite I'M olleemei-
nen niht 81 ermarten- g9ir broit.
den aud feline Siilfc bon ouBen,
penn mir itiiere 9ieierben rotionell
bertbeilen un0 6nbin pirfen, SAB
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in @ewe-
glmg blei6t-
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9er gempsrens.Snm6na in enaIanO.
Cine ooIfswirtbidoftlihe Sfi58e aus
Der 5eoer Oes Or. S. 4. aern.

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GS fam feiH 3iueifeI Oariiber berr-
iden OuB 9}idts ioenttuiiroigenO uno
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iGledt iii, ols Oie ltnndBigfeit. Si-
1erli9 bnben mir belte nit 9oitern
5it rednen Ole ~ ipenigitens in Dem
gegenpdrtigen W}aBe beobodtet
morOen iinO. Gin geipiIier Sbeil Oa.
bon fonlmt obne alien 3peifel auf
Re6nltng ser Srunfiudt, ltnO mir
baben in 8e5ug oarouf @elegenbeit,
oieielben geobadtungen 81 MAIDEN
bier in ltnierem freien 9lmerifa pie
in GuglnnO, Ser 9rutitQtte oes in-
ternationaIen 2oiters. @er Elm frei-
beitsliebenOes @epiiien bat, fam iid
in gnglano nibt Oes glergers eripeb-
rem iiber ole 9lnmaBung unO 9luf-
OringIi6feit, nit ser BORT W1GBigfeit
betrieben miro. Ga funn nibt mebr
Tie HeOe iein bon freiem moraliidem
@oQen Gs griinoen iicb @eieaidof-
ten, Die iidb aus 2eutcn 8uiantmenie-
ten, Die 2eiite bei6dfti9en, meiit iiber
biel @el0 perfiigen, biele glngeiteQte
inter iid boben Die ii6 6eriifen fiib-
lem 9lnoeren W}orol auf UrunO oes
@ottesmortes ais nWliniiter~ geipii-
fer Sefteu 81 preoigen. glneeiteIlte,
Die 0ie 9lb5eifen Der trofenen @eiea-
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ouf Ser 8ruit trageu, Die po6I gar in
ser Otadbari1oft elmer @irt6idoft
geieben ueroen meroen riidiidtlos
ais gefdbrliGe iuo unIautere Gle
mente aus Der 9lr6eit eeporfen. @e-
Re 0enienigen Die iiidt 81 oeu nMec-
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itabl mare Elm lei6teres 9erae6en ais
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3rr WlGBigfeit, 5. +. blin0en Gnt5olt.
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-07
CHAMPION SHOWS
OMAHA SOME GOLF
Robert A. Gardner, Despite Unfa-
miliarity with Course, Defeats
Thre Omaha Cracks.
GETS OUT OF DIFFICULTIES

Robert A. Gardner of Chicago, national
amateur golf champion, demonstrated his
superiority over three Omaha cracks
yesterday at the Field club in an eight
een-hole foursome. Despite the fact that
the national champ was playing the
course blind. while the Omahans were
familiar with 1t. and despite the higoh
and cold wind which mad good golf eN-
ceedingly difficult. Gardner turned in an
eighty-three for the eighteen holes Sam
Reynolds followed Gardner with an
eighty-six and Blaine Young turned in
a ninety. Karl Book completed the four
some.
Gardner proved to be a veritable won
der at driving and approaching. His ap-
proaoh shots always brought applause
from the large gallery which braved the
cold wind to see the champion play. Sew
sral times he got into the rough or mixed
up with hazard. but made as pretty an
approach shot as even al exceptionally
good golfer would make from the fair
way
Gardner Is in Omaha as the guest OF
Karl Book. Gardner and Book and Sam
Reynolds are all members of the National
Coal Dealers Golf association. The cham
pion will play today at the Country club.
His score yesterday was as follows;
Outside ...............5 5 3 43 ; 40
inside .................5 4 446 $3.50