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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23

THE SALVATION OF
 NANCE o'sHAUeHNEssY At the Orpheum-the House Of Good Shows. the Pathe Daily News
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23

z That is why we want our goods to give satisfaction. We want your trade now and we want Go hold it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23

We know that the successful and paging business is built on the princi- pal oi people being attracted to our store and coming again.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
,ATrLE oIsEAsE AEEEcTs

sr ROCKEFELLER ESTATES
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23
sTocK EXcHANeE sEATs

ARE ADVANCING
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23

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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23

2 Everything that we handle rom nails to kitchen cabinets. iu orther words. OUR STOCK. Is selected with the greatest care.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-23

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

Man Who worked xfard 40 Live a
century Falls sheEt Tive

After dieting ana following \ regular
routine OF daily exercise Tor twenty
years IN an effort 20 1.-Two % b 100 years
Old. Daniel sullivan q nlnshanton. n.
r.. died At tho ago Of q yeara - tho
result ~ = minor accident
rwenty years eso Ar. sullivan dnrlns
discussion with party Of friends ex-
pressed the belief that BY following q
daily sel routine Ia eating and living
any person could live 10 DO q centena-
raan. They laughed az him. He said no
would proVn It. He immediately ala
oontinued the use OF tobacco or intoxi
cants IN any form and began eating
nothing but she plainest Of foods. He
walked st least four miles daily, and
was IN the outdoor air at least five
hours out of every twentyefour no mat
ter what the weather.
A week ago &c was IN his usual good
spirits and hcalth and ate hia usual
dinner. he vent 70 MS Toqm aud mis-
daughter heard fan sac found him
lying on the floor where he had fallen
after tripping on rue. ne had burst
a blood vessel This. with his old ast,
caused IFS deafh.-Ncw York Herald.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21
Little More Quiet
In University Row
fFrom ! staff correapondent.l

LINCOLN, Feb. q. fspeciai.) 1.-THE uni
versity Authorities are willing 20 furnish
any information the legislature wants
about expenses II the lawmakers WIN give
the regents time to figure over shout
1900 vouchers on hand. This inforna-
ton was given the house today In q com
nunicntion from Chancellor Avery as an
aftntrnath Of tho big row over higher
education preclpitafed BY Representative
TAYLOR yeaterdny. The house decided Il
has been little severe upon Mr.. Taylor
IL refusing 10 give hts committee instruc-
tons desired and today he ard hts m
vestleators were refotred 70 q resolution
calling upon al boards and stats adminis-
srativo bodies 20 furnish the senate with
phatovcr information waa desired.
There probably win be no further de-
veIopmensss now until the COMMITTEES
makes report.
Mr.. Taylor said today he was not m
favor Of two boards OF regents. one for
the university proper and one for inc
state farm, but that he wanted one board
81 regents 10 serve for the two institu-
tiona He was particularly anxious that
tho state farm should set what WIS coma
ing 70 t.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21
AerOplanes Drop
Bombs on Cettinie;;
Women Are Killed

PARIS. Feb so--It was semi-officlsily
announced IN Paris today that an Aus
trian aeroplHne flew over Cettinje. the
capital OF Montenegro on February ~
and dropped nine bombs. Two women
were killed and four children were
wounded BY the explosions. according 70
the statement.
BERLIN. Feb. 9o,--CBy wireless TO say
ville)--The Overseas News agency today
gave out the following itcms for publica,-
tions
Reports from Sofia. Bulgaria, say that
hostile Manifestations occurred before
the Serbian legation ana tho Montenegrin
consulate
TN negotiating with England concern
ing the use by its vessels OF neutral flags
tho Dutch government repeatedly char
acterized the action Of the British a. an
abuse.
The Swedish customs authorities have
taken the strictest measures TO prevent
the smuggling OF contraband INTO RussIh.
Herr 0winner. manager OF the
Deutsohe bank, who has made a trip 10
Vienna, says the financial and economic
accomplishments OF Austria during the
winter exceeded all expectations"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21
Commissioner Hall
( Points to Letter
By Board Members
tFrom : slaff corr.sponaent.l


LINCOLN. Feb. 2o.--CSpeciai. Railway
Commissioner Thomas Hail in replying
20 the letter Of Railway Commissioners
Clarke and Taylor. who declared they
were not for the measure, placing regu-
iation Of public utilities under the rail
board has pointed 20 q letter written
by them 20 member or the legislature
and read IN the house IN which they
recommended u. r. 80. bill that would
almond the stock and bonds act 20 as
TO allow the Missouri Pacific railroad
10 convert It's common stock into pre-
ferrsd stock.
comfnissionsr Hail says ne feels II 20
be In duty ~ member OF q oommbp-
aioR employed by the state and paid,
thoroughly 70 famIilarize himself with
every phase of public interest, to pro-
tect those public interests even 70 the
extent OF going before tho Legislature.
He says the amount Of abuse that he
has received seems a little tmfan VII en-
n ~ considered thRt the legislation for
which he u working Il now the law IN
twenty states OF the uEion, those states
having heen driven to it within tho last
few years.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21
LEWIS OBJECT OF MOTION
Dundee Man Pointed Out in ResOlu-
ton introduced by Chambers
Of Douglas County.
GAS COMPANY IN L1ME11oHT


rdNcor,N. Feb. 2o.--CSpecial - Lobby
osrf. have got into tho spotlight, the
chief Villain In the play being = hrion
I.ssyia Representative Chambers oil
Douglas county today sent up a motion
20 che ciork asicng that the rules OF the
house roEarding lobbyine be put in force
ana specifIcalIy mentioning s Arion
LAWS OF Dundee as the arch demon in
the business
The resolution charged thsf Lewis was
che representative OF real estate firm
which. owned large tracts OF real estate
in Dufidee. who was working AGAINST the
annexation bill and was not registered.
why don't yon put in the name Of tho
gentleman lobbying over IN the other end
OF the building. who IL somewhat taller
than ami. shouted Trumble. Later
when ssked 20 whom he referred he said
e was not Arthur Mullen, az alleged,
hut another gentleman from the big
eiis
After getting the matter before the
house Mr.. Chambers withdrew the reso-
luton.
The following appropriation bills. rec
ommended by the Board OF Control, were
reported out by the finance committee
this afternoon and sent TO third reading
i, r. soc-FOr 1850 70 buy land at Nor
X r. St-For 1850 to buy land for tho
i r. r. ,s w 500 to buy land at BE-
1 ~ r. Fs,o--For 5000 20 erect new build
fnr az crthopedic hospital AZ Lincoln
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

Continued from Page One)
mon river below Kovno down 70 tho right
bank OF tho lower vistuia. and military
experts in London say Il Is difficult TO
victuailze this position.
The campaign IN the Austrian crown
land OF Bukowina continues. with pros
poets Of developing into decisive bat
To on the banks Of the Pruth river.
In Gaiicia the repeated violent Aus
TRAN attacks against the Russian posi-
tons in the Carpathian passes have been
costly TO both sides. but they have left
the alignment little changes
In the west the Germans are hammer
ing away in an endeavor TO recover lost
ground and are reported to be keeping
the British troops especially busy TO the
southeast Of Tyres. IN Belgium. and else
where along their comparatively extended
front. but. according 10 French and Brit
ish claims. without making appreciabis
gains.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21
English Pheasants
Send Word Of Battle
To the Nations

Correspondence Of the Associated Press)
LONDON. E'eh, 1l-Eolka On the east
coast have no need Of lookouts to warn
them Of q battle In the North Sea. Oven
when they can not hear the gunAflring
they have augurias Of the battle in the
pheaaants, IN which the country there
aeouts abounda.
Hours before thu people Of LONDON were
aware Of Il many east coast residents
knew there had been an engagement on
the morning Of Sunday, january a. Az
most Immediately after firing had begun
the pheasants made great stir and
fuss and those old rehidents able to read
tho signs realised that the sensitive birds
we're aware Of distant cannonading. sim
Mar demonstrations by the birds had
been made on previous occasions
Rev. w. NJ. l.. Evans, writing from
saxby Rectory. Lincoinshire. on the east
coast, aayss ut may bo OF interest TO
Admiral Sir David Beatty to know that. a
large portion OF the population OF this
remote parish. Ii spite OF the censor. knew
all about his doingn on Sunday morning
~ an 6afsv hour.
\ four worthy slerlk met me with the am
npuncemont, There be raro eosngB on In
the North Sea this morn
swhyf' / inquired,
The pheAsants IL all over the piac
with their fusa' was the reDy, Many
Villagers" adds the rector confirm his
statement @ TO tho excited condition OF
the blfds''
The Lon9cn Times, investigating the
matter finds that pheasants elsewhere
aion6 the coast have Displayed ths same
uneaninoss during naval engagements.
Their sensitive organism catches the
fainfest distant tremors when tbs human
ear - not disturbed.
Bes want Aau Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

CEDAR BLUFFS, Nob., Feb. ao--tspo-
sial)-H. W. Etoliey. retired farmer
liyins At this place. sold his farm ssven
miles south Of here yesterday for ans
per acre. The farm consists OF eighty
acres.
The ice IN the Platte river sust uorth
Of this place n IN q very weak condition
and Il - expected 10 break up at any
time. Many o. the farmers living north
Of here arc watching che river with q
sreat deal Of interest ON account Of the
valuable hayIands they pesness near the
stream.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21
SENATORS ARE TIRELESS
IN THEIR ACTIVITIES

LINCOLN, Feb. Especial. Colonel
Augustus Beschoner. head bookleeper Of
the senate. figures that the senate has
passed forty-six bills. killed forty-slx. has
forty-two on third reading and forty-one
on general file. The senate has received
from the house sevonty-seven bills. Of
which IL has passed two, killed two and
sent 70 third reading two. There are four
teen on general file.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

BELIZE T0uRCHB FEB. 2os--tspeciaD
The Consolidated Power and LAsht
company has purchased tho city lighting
systam OF Hbearfish, 10 annex to the sys-
tern. sThe PURCHASE was made from the
HombktalKe colnp1iiy. which has been sup
plyink speArfiah II IL stated that the
sale waa made because the HomestAke
has iieaa Of ali: the electricity generated
bv il spohrfish canyon plant The CON
aoIldatcd lines from their power plant at
Redwnter pass through the edge OF Spear
fish. so 1t viii not be a difficult matser
10 transfer that oisy's lighting system
from one company 70 the other.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21
DEATn RECORD.

HASTINGS. Ncb., Feb eo--fspeclal
Tsisrran. N FL wentworth. aueer-
vlsor e. Inrieslde former county super
Visor. ana 8 pioneer settler here. died
fhis morning Funeral services win Be-
held Monday. Il Wa Ar. Wontworih'e
charges Of attempted bribery that caused
"a inrtstieniion Of tho letting Of bridge
contracts bers seme years aso
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21
Dalbey Good Roads
Bill to Third Reading

W'foIn H1ntf CurtVHVuI'uvf't.{ q
LINCOLN. ycb. se'-sppeciai.l-' .sk, -
seL b. pa1nsy and eeveFoi others Or tne
house u 4 measure which u expeeteA to
help greatly in the building ana keep.
sur up 81 tho roads Of the state ara
increases the annual llconse tax on motor
vehicles.
the bill was taken up IN committee
a. the wheie today and met with nv
orabio confederation. being cont % third
Feadlne. rhe fees - fixed BY the pm
requires d license on each motorcycle o.
a, one each automobile for private une,
a: Tor business use. IS. and for dealers
and manufacturers each, -
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

WASHINGTON. Feb. 0.--(spccial Tele-
gram Prank M Eaton Of Alllance
Neb, has been appointed a laboratory aid
In the Agricultural department.
The postoffico al Taholah, Chehalis
county. Wyoming, has been discontinued;
mail to Atlantic City.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21
AMERICA STANDING
FIRMLY ON WARNING

national law and while officiais here
admit that the commerce Of the United
states has heen treated much better BY
the allies since the protest was sent than
before. hey are unwilling 70 set any prece-
dent toy scquiesence IN several Of the
British contentious.
Fewer .Conplafnta.
The State Department Of late has re-
caiwsd comparatively few. eopplants %
iietentions and seizure and the opinion
prevails among officials that the Ameri-
can note has had its desired effect.
As for the note which Great Britain
sent In the case OF the American steamer
bound for Germany. with a
cargo OF foodstuffs. now held BY the
British prize courts the state department.
will enter into no further correspondence
on the subject. awaiting r. has boon the
customary practice. the decision OF the
prize court before making diplomatic
The decision OF the
court "a expected. however, 70 be made
within a reasonable length OF time and
II In the opinicn OF the state dspAft-
ment there IL o denial Of justice OF the
American owners. q protest will BE- on
tered.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

I Investors with money read the Real
Estate ads in The Bee. Advertise your
property Tor = quick sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21
White Goods
Specials

SOC White Checked Dinity,
Monday 25c a yard
SOC White Checked Dimity,
Monday 35c a yard
25c White Persian Lawn,
Monday 19c q yard
35c White Persian Lawn,
Monday 25c q yard
6Oc White Persian Lawn,
Monday 35c a yard
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21
BRITAIN DELAYS
FORMAL CLOSING
OF TEUTON PORTS

CONTINUED from Pase one)
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

Mr.. Nicoll, to whom years
Of experience both abroad
and in America have given a
wonderful insight into the
ways Of Dame Fashion, is
again spending the season in
New York as our representa-
tive. He is in close touch
with the foremost American
designers, and in a position
also to watch closely the
Partisan models.
He is, because of his wide
acquaintance and because he
is on the ground, able to take
advantage Of any price con-
cessions. As q result, we
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18

commission, contends that the sman
manufacturer the country storekeep-
err and the retail merchant, as rule
do not get all the bank credits that
they ought to receive, owing TO the
fact that they are unable to present
balance sheets in accordance with
good business practice. He contends
also that ii Is a we'll understood fact
among business men that the general
decentralization in a large number of
Industries has been caused by firms
which cut prices without knowing ac-
tualIy what II costs to manufacture
and sell their goods.
The commission hopes said Mr..
Hurley ito cure these conditions by
putting at the service of the manufac-
turers and merchants who have not
had the experience or advantages
that larger firms possess. the account
| ants. bookkeepers and experts in cost
of production that are employed by
/ the commission. and in that way to
help strengthen American industries
where they are weak. These services
will be rendered only on the request
OF the individual merchant or manu-
facturer who desires them
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
HELP BUSINESS IS
Governments SLOGAN
Court Attacks win Only he Resorted
TO Where Ends of Justice May
BE Secured I'm No Other
WAY.
OK THEIR GOOD BEHAVIOR
Big Business Interests of Country
Doing All In Their Power Evidently
TO Square Methods With Law of
Land.

Washington. July i7.-Develop-
menfs of the last few days make II
apparent that orders have gone out
To all in Washington. the high and
the low. to do everything possible to
help business
In talking with the newspaper cor
respondents today. Attorney General
Gregory said that, notwithstanding
that the government will take an APP
peal in the Steel Corporation case.
and that other trust cases now pend
ing In the courts will be followed to
their logical conclusions. TO the end
shat the governments interests in the
enforcement of the antitrust statutes
may not be neglected in any way, yet
Ae was free TO admit that lately ''the
trusts have been on their good be-
havipr.~
This was regarded as an admission
that while pending cases will be car
rted Through to the highest court,
sNwen In the face of adverse decision
the government has in contemplation
i10 new court attacks upon big bust
ssS4s Fair Saaexw For Business
The snggestion has been made that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18

the newly created Federal Trade Com
mission would In a large measure take
over the task of disciplining business,
and that hereafter no business would
be subjected to penalties until II has
had its day in court and has been ac-
corded chance to clean house.
The worst blow dealt by the govern
ment recently IN It's attacks on bust
ness was the refusal OF the Supreme
Court by unanimous decision TO re-
view the Cash Register cases involv-
ing the criminal sections of the Sher-
man law. The admission was made
In the governments brief In that case
that IL the motion for review was
denied a serious blow would be de-
Iivered 10 the governments efforts to
enforce the criminal sections in any
other case.
The Federal Trade Commission al
ready has mapped out for itself a
large program OF constructive acttvi-
ty Leaving Washington this month,
the commission will hbid hearings in
many cities. including Chicago, In
diana paios and st. Paul, and then pro-
coed westward TO the coast Many
phases of the trust problem will be
discussed and big business will be
heard.
Unfair trade practices where alleged
will be investigated before any prose-
cutIons are started on merely ex-parte
showing.
Another significant undertaking on
the part OF the new trade commission
is it's move TO aid the business men
OF the country in obtaining additional
credits to which their business opera
tons may entftle them. They may
also propose to aid business In estab
fishing a standard system OF book
keeping and cost accounts.
The commission liz now working on
plans for dividing the country into
zones and maintaining in each experts
In accounting and manufacturing
upon whom manufacturers, merchants
and business men may call for en-
pert advice and assistance in estab-
fishing reforms.
A Widespread Seryfse;.
Vice Chairman E. N. Hurley. of tht
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18

Halifax Hamilton. London. Montreal.
st. John. Toronto. Vancouver Vic
toria and Winnipeg. The British clubs
number nine, and are in Belfast, Bir-
mingham, Dublin. Edinburgh. Glas-
gov, Liverpool, London, Manchester
and Newcastle-on-Tyne. Organixa-
ton work Is proceeding rapidly In a
number OF other British and Cana
dian cities. and in Havana Cuba j,
and the Rotary idea Ia travelling to-
wards South America and Australia.
The Rotary Club OF Honolulu was or
ganized this spring and was granted
charter in the international Assoc
citation Just before the convention.
A Voluntary ASSOCIATION.
The International Association OF
Rotary Clubs is a voluntary organiza-
ton Of the clubs In the various cities.
Its government at present liz vested
in a president and board of directors.
Frank l. Mulhoiland. attorney, Of To-
iedo. lie the present president There
are also eight ice-presfdents. each
In charge OF division, five in the
United States-Eastern, Southern.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18

Central, Western and Pacific; two In
caaada--Eastern and Western. and
one for the British IsieA Revisions
in the constitution. which are 10 be
voted upon Mt the convention, viii.
IL adopted. abolish the directors ana
the divisional vice-president, and will
provide for twenty-one district gov
ernors. fifteen for the Unite State&
three for Canada, ana ono each for
England, Scotland and Ireland
The association maintains its head
quarters At Chicago, $40 Michigan
Avenue. The secretary 10 Chesiey r.
Perry, who also 10 the editor and bust
ness manager Of The Rotarian." the
official publication Of the organixa-
ton. a monthly magazine of stand
ard size. which Ia subscribed for by
every Rotarian.
Since the last convention. which
was held at Houston in June, 1914.
there have been fifty-seven new
Rotary clubs established.
AT every breath we draw four souls
-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18
n, s. w. WILL. OPERATE
EXCURSIONS TO RICHMOND

Details OF the big excursion into
Richmond from Bristol, Bluefeld and
winston-Salem TO be operated by the
Norfolk and Western Railroad on
Tuesday. July Fl, were received at the
local Offices OF the N. u w. yesterday.
The excurstonists from the three
points will be assembled at Roanoke
and be brought in in two sections,
the first arriving here Tuesday after
noon. Returning. the excursion will
leave Richmond Friday night. July 80.
at 9:45 o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18

Captain william Austin, of Phiia-
delphia. general agent OF the freight
and passenger departments OF the
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Rail-
way, is business visitor in Rich
mond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18

AT every breath we draw four souls
perish never having heard Of Christ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18

suffered
dhavngfa and with little
highly
inpo services to ufere o diseases mentioned below
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-18

rho n,ggestion has been made that
The Monticellonian., 1915-02-25
NEUTRAL RIGHTS
 ARE THREATENED
TAFT SAYS SOLUTION OF CRISIS SHOULD IT ARISE NO LINGO
 SPIRIT MUST BE ALLOWED.
SHOULD NOT BE INFLUENCED
We Must Stand By President Wilson to the End, Declared
 Taft.

Morristown, N. J.-The United States Is threatened with q serious in- vasion of it's rights. as a neutral. by the warning nations of Europe, and in preserving its commerce with those nations is face to face with a crisis, in the opinion of former President William H. Taft In the solution of that crisis, should it arise. no jingo spirit must be allowed to prevail, Mir Taft advised, neither pride nor mo- mentary passion should influence our Judgment
 And when the president shall act, ' MT. Taft declared. We must stand by him to the end. In this determina- tion we may be sure that all will join, no matter what their previous views, no matter what their European origin All will forget their differences in self-sacrifiicing loyalty to our common flag and our common country"
 MT Taft's reference to the situation confronting the United States was made at the conclusion of an address delivered here before the Washington Association of New Jersey.