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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-04
miscellaneous.
BUYERS WITH
THE MONEY
TO INVEST


Farm land ads placed IN these col.
umns reach the kind Of people all
over the west who have ample funds
with which 70 invest IN lands,
Quality and quantity are both found
IN THE BEES country circulation.
The subscription rate for The Hse II
much higher than any other 0maha
newspaper. Naturally The Bea Us read
by a class Of well~to-ao faTmera,
Send III your nd and reach some real
buyers
AnE Yot GOING no BuY LANDg
III 40, get copy Of our journal frat,
II has lands, city property and stocks
Of goods advertised from nearly every
state. SO that you can find just what
you wish IN It's columns Established
10 years, reaching 1900 readers Send
26o for one years subscription or 81 for
FARM AND REAL ESTATE JOURNAL,
TRAgR. IOWA o..
FARM I.AKDs On account ~ western
intoresta, will soil several large tracts
of farm lands In North Dakota and
Montana at Wholesale prices and on
easy terma Address y pa Bee,
FARMS. acreage and city property fer
sale and exchange, G. X. Combs 80
BrandeiA Theatsr HldE Dong 1918.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-04

THT best lard IN Wisconsin. adjoining
the best market I'm America: very low
price, easy terms. Arnold Co. Superior,
WIS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-04
AuToMoBILes-FoR SALE
USED CARS


USED CARS
We have n number Of used cars that
Hro IN good condition, at attractive
prices.
faig Overland. touring s.t.s..,tstst.. $40
1912 PatRo, touring tsftstfts tssttttst.ty VIZ
1911 International, touring, sf.s..ttsst J.
..a...t..t..sss.ts, Al your own prize
1913 Ford, touring st.tsstssstts.tss.tt..YsA 100
1914 Ford. tpurlngf.tftt 10
1915 Ford, roadster ,t,,tttsssf,sst. s,.... 49,
1914 Studebaker 7spasHanger ..st,.t.ts. Nlb
1919 Chalmers, roadster .Ht.s.,.ts..,..s VIZ
1919 EMF, touring .sassst. q. t,,ts..t..ss.s 200
1919 Maxwell, slightly used sts.+.t.tt.. to2a
Maxwell truck,
II you wish terms, come III ana we
can accommodate you.
G. w. FRANCIS AUTO CO.,
22ls Farnam, Doug &a
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE.
Special ratio for liability insurance on
Ford cars, including property damage
S2b Fire and theft al lowest rate,
KILfY, ELLIS r. THOMPSON,
sl3.4 city Nat. Bank Hidg. Doug $50
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
200 Farnam. Douglas sai0
Cnrnation touring, $40,
1913 Ford touring mechanically right,
1914 Ford touring, fine shape.
iai8 Ford touring electrically equipped
THE AUTO BHoP-3servioe First" prices
right, 1908 Jackson. Tyler 9e5. Auto re-
pairing and gen blaeksmithinE, Used
Forda fur sale.
THE AUTOMOBILE WONDER
Make ton truck out OF your Ford
car. Everybody Ia buying this Form
n-Trurk n solves YOUR delivery prob.
lem ana sells Hike Wild fire. Agents
wanted F9F IN nafnqqia ~ sse os Mfe
WE viii trade you new Ford Tor your
0'' lNpusfRrAL GARAGE CO.
goth and Harvey. Doug ssl
GENERAL Motor Company truck. two
ton capacity. good condition, Can be
bouRh' right Call Douglas SA
ron AAfE-Q.i tgsfI. r. case traction
engine / 1919 Mitchell touring car or
ferhd at a bargain II taken az once.
Mocha An CO. Nicola, ~.
AUTO WREGkiNa CO, aB go. 2lth 81
All kinds OF repairing and parts for
saia, Used cars bought and sold. =. Mta
USED CAR nAReiAlNa AT
MURPHY 0,BHlEN AUTO CO.
1874 ISIS farnhm ~
FOR AALEi tlon u and y Chalmers.
just nvpfhAuled Will sell cheap. asna
M 18TH Sc Tai Webster tBi6
is6 WOnna Electric aimoat new har
gain uNnaf leaving eiiy fMtl Room
~. Fonleuniln eF hoWFiaa aiiA
Aata nepattiaw aaa ratattR@,
kEn Auto Radiator Repair Service ana
nftees fleht ~ y iaih 80 N fAas
iia reward t0r magnetic We can fepalf
Coils fensifaa iaNAat#fHF 40 y 18th
lE MuWaHf Auto fenaifins lis 81 ihh
Sc TYieF Mf NiFht tieA slat
Omaha hsdiatar Aep c0 vac u MI
Aata F.rss aas sapnats..
WE tfata Ia fuH Qlh tires ana neW nHea
CUR f#Haif department. = complete and
prompt wa makH aHa #ndd lire ffam
lwn GIG ones ttafaatnH III tifsas Sea
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WANTED TO RENT

FURNISHED house in Bemis park and
Dundee district Family or Q, Refer
ences. Address ] 1858, Bee.
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MOVING AND STORAGE
GLOBE VAN & STORAGE

Stores, moves. packs. sbipe. 2.horse
van and 2 men, si.26 pnr nour. storage,
e per month. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Douglas 1888 and Tyler go.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-04

IOWA BARGAINS

n yog SAINT so hug an Iewa
tsrnit $50 80
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-04
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

PIGEONS nay far better tHan chickens,
always ponnaa up, little HpAnn needed 20
start; free book e1plains all Majestic
SQUAD Co. Dept d. Adel. la
FEED your canary on Max 9eialet
"Rollersneed" and German Fird bic
cult" ana he will aing all year round
Max deisler Bird Go.
DOd~A perfect auto and house broken
coach dog, cheap 10 good home. Ad-
dress Harry l. holland, Pclln. ~.
MxD grain 100 lbs. tl7b wagner. s0iN.iA
BcrenninY N.2G per 100 lbs 80 " 18th 81
H0RSES-LIvEST0CK-V VEHICLES
Far sale
HARNESS. SADDLES IND TRUNKS,
We make them ourselves and aeil thsfn
direct 10 the consumer Why pay TWO
profits for inferior goods when you can
get hiRh-Srade goods at first coHtf
ALFRED CORNISH n co.
1910 Fgrnam st., Omaha.
HOG raisers write for free booklet on
care. treatment and diseases Of hogs.
ri q. ". Richardson, deputy state vet-
erinariHn WellsYille Kan,
HAY s6M Ton A. w Wagner sOi ". 10.
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bal oMAHA.

nmpressi Vaudeville and photo-plays
0aystyI Harry Hastings show"
Hippl Photo-pisym.
1ruQs "Ths White sister"
Muses. yhoto-plays.
orDhsumi Vaudeville.
strand Rhoto-piayn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-04
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN


HAVE you been figuring on building ia
pundee7 Why not look at a Dundee
house already built that must be sold2
Reasonable cash payment. balance
monthly. Telephone In the evening
after o'clock. Walnut l0sa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-10
THOMPSON IN FINAL FIGHT.
G0es to Albany 90 Press Public
service Bills.

Senator George r. Thompson an
nounced yesterday that he intended to
spend the present week In Albany In y
final fight to secure the passage OF the
i've hills introduced as IA result II his
Investigation Of the Public Service Com
mission. lia expects that the work of his
committee. following the adjournment OF
the Legislature. will hold daily sessions
again about Tuesday after Easter.
There are three bills besides his own
that have to do with tn" Public Service
Commission. These also will get his
support.
Senator Thompson said that two mem
bers OF his committee. A~ssemblymen KIM
kaid and Baxter. who. he explained.
seldom attended the committees hear
ings in this city. had filed a minority re-
port against the committees recoinmen-
dalton that the subway construction
work he transferred from the Public
Service Commission to n new body to be
composed Of the Mayor. Comptroller and
Ave borough Presidents. Tho Senator's
bill to give the Senate sole power to
punish contempt of u joint committee, he
said. had passed the senate, He will
try TO get Il through the Assembly this
week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-10
SAGE EXPLAINS TASK
IN STATES BUDGET
Sends to Realty Men Answer
to Criticisms Of City Blu
rcau Of Research.

In answer to criticisms Of the States
budget system. which have appeared in
4 series Of pamphlets ISSUED by the
Bureau OF Municipal Research, Senator
Sage Of the Finance Committee Of the
senate has sent to the Advisory Coun I'll
OF Real Estate interests an explanation
OF the actual conditions under which the
State does its budget making. lie OBJ
jects to the criticisms Of the bureau,
saying that they are absolute distortions
Of fact.
The Senator says that Gov. Whitman.
or rather Public Service Commissioner
ticrvey. drew up a budget bill. When
this was presented to the Legislature.
says Mr.. Sage. u was found mot only
that a closely itemized system was un-
workable except with the power Of
transfer given to the Governor, but also
that the bill al prepared was full Of
errors n omissions"
I'VE have been endeavoring for three
months" says Senator Sage, ITO perfect
this bill keeping all the time as closely
To it's provisions as we could. Tho labor
Of drawing the bill has been immeasur-
ably Increased. BY work done during
the summer we would have been able 10
draw up a bill In half the time which
II has X us to draw this bill witch
would have been "a more perfect bill
han this one can possibly he. We were
placed in the position Of rebuilding AN
old house.
This bill will not he perfect. There
will be In II offices which are unneces-
sary. salaries which are too high. and
there will be left out OF 1t Offices which
would make for efficient government and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-10
SQUIRT GUN RoWDY SOUGHT.
Operates Nea Ira nj Central sta
ito and Ruius WOMeu's Dresses,

1he police have been hunting for
months for a person, who in the neigh
borhood OF the Grand Central Station
has smeared the dresses Of women with
some sort OF syrup that, practically ruins
the raiinent.
This thing has been going on for al
most "A year" said one of the matrons AZ
the station Yesterday afternoon, THE
mar or woman who Is guilty OF these
acts seems to m out women wearing
costly dresses and dresses that are OF Ia
light material. men In some way,
whether by splitting or by using a squirt
gun he slneare the syrup over the dress.
Presently some woman %,lls the victims
attention to the fact that her dress Is
stained and they Invariably come here.
y nave known Of seven or eight cases
in n day and ! personally have at
Tended to hfty such women In the last
year. There urc six mutrons here and
they have had almost as many. At
first We thought that the guilty person
might be lettering around the station, hut
detectives proved that this was not so.
Tho womcn old w that they had just
come from Fifth avenue or from the sub
way and that their attention was called
Ia the stain just as they we're about to
enter the station
The trainmastsr said last night that
he had not heard Of "A case for son,
time. as the evil minded person usually
waits FOR warm weather when women
are wearing light dresses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-10
DIR. FLLNT"S WILL OFFERS
PUZZLE FOR EXECUTORS
Aid of Supreme Court Asked in Determining What the
Alienist~ Meant-Validity Of Trusts Created
for Sons Also in Doubt.

The late Or. Austin Flint. tho allen
list who wac called as "A witness many
times In contested will cases 10 testify
concerning tcstamentary capacity ~ per-
sons whose willis were In litigation. exc.
cuted "A will of his own so complicated
that his executors have been compelled
to file suit in the Supreme Court asking
for the aid OF the court in determining
what tho testator meant.
Or. Flint died on September 81 last
and his will was admitted to probate
on November Q. Ills heirs at law were
his widow. Elisabeth McMastcr Flint,
n four children. DR.. Austin Flint. .ir.,
Sherman. George Elliott and Annie Flint.
The suit for the construction Of the
Will was filed by Beverly Chew and
DR.. Austin Flint, Jr.. AZ executors. They
say doubt has arisen concerning the
validity OF several sections OF the will.
The first doubtful section leaves to the
son Austin all the family portraits. "A
silver loving cup presented by the faculty
OF Bellevue Medical College. bound al
annotated by the ~decedent's
kreat-grandfather. glassware presented
by Cornell University. diplomas. IA deco
ration OF the order of tho BUST Of the
Ldberator" and all the Flint g~encaiog!-
cal books.
These articles were all left to Austin
TO hold during his lifetime. then given
to the son Sherman. and finally TO he
disposed Of as follows: In case the
son Austin legally adopts a son who
shall thereafter receive the degree Of
doctor OF medicine. such person Is to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-10

former Governor Murphy's rrircipat ro,.
tenants. has found II necessarv Ia ,,nn
that he Is double crossing" Senator CnHy
gate and promoting the Edg. bonn, a..
order to help along Murphy's ca,rn,isma
for the United states Senatorship N.,c,'
theless the suspicion In entertained u.,
Dalrymplc realizes that t.sseN ropr,, u,
asking for too much when If scot.
get tho two best offices IN the piu "a, H..
people Of the State. For several u,,r,
the Newark Sunday CaH has been ,.y,,',
Colgate to get out OF the fight iu ,,,o-
that Essex may make sure of the SOM.
torship.
In the triangular fight the chn,c. =.
Record winning is by no mean, hor.i,.
if the local ODtionists can make good A.,
their claim that public sentiment f,,or.
them.
On the Democratic side there IL s,srrc,,
a shadow of doubt that Naval ort.,.
Wittpenn will be the Guberna,ori,l r,,
didate. Senator Hennessy has d,r.J
that he intends to withdraw. but II. bas
been confined to his home u, ,I,r.,s
while Wittpenn has been winning ,so
support Of all the party leaders ou,s,ao
Of Hudson county and many Of ,ho.s
within the county.
Secretary Of state Martin also clair.
10 he In the running. but there is genera,
agreement that he IL in merely for W.
purpose OF getting support tor the ann.
Wtttpennite candidates for Fr.eho,dcr,
and Jersey City Commissioner and so,,s
Of the big county Offices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-10
CAN RESTORE DROWNED CLAIM.
Johns Hopkins Doctors Have Life
Giving serum, II IL Said.

BALTIMoRT, April s,-Some time ago
physicians AT the Johns Hopkins Hos
pital investigated a inAchire 10 restore
to life those apparently dead from
drowning. The machine proved success
ful on animals that could he put under
treatment. Immediately after the .rci-
dent.
With the idea Of restoring life some
time after the accident the physicians
began 10 search for the desired serum.
This has been found. II has been tried
on animals III the laboratories and in "A
number OF cases has proven successful.
However. In most of the cases there
have been after effects such as high
blood pressure or hardening Of the ar
teries,
According TO the physicians, IL the
serum can he injected i, the person sey-
cral hours after the acciden, IL can 70.
store the person to life. In one case of
AN animal the serum WAS Injected four
hours after the drowning ana the ANNA,
wac brought back 10 life, but died l.t.r
OF = high blood pressure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-10
R. B. KERR GETS LICENSE.
Miss Adele Gilbert May Have Wed
New York Broker.

baltimore. April 9.--Hobcrt y. Kerr.
- years old, Il stock broker In New
York city, and Miss Adele Gilbert, 20
years old, Of New York obtained "A
marriage license here late yesterday.
II * believed that the couple left the
city and w.r" quietly married at some
outlying point.
Mr.. Kerr il senior member OF the
stock brokerage firm Of Kerr a Co, "A
Broadway. lie IL extremely wealthy,
and since his wife obtained u divorce
from him in 1872 he has made his home
at the Yale Club.
For many years Mr.. Kerr and his first
wife lived In elaborate fashion at $40
North broadway, Yonkcrs. 1t became
known on December IL. 1912, that Mrs.
Kerr had begun action for divorce. and
that the papers. which were sealed,
named at least one we'll known woman
as correspondent. Efforts to discover the
names of this women und Others who
were reported to have been named were
frustrated hy Supreme Court Justice
keogh, who heard the testimony In his
chambers sat New Rochelle, and immedl-
ately granted the plaintiff an lnterlocu-
tory decree, which was made permanent
after the required laIfse of time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-10
RECORDS CHANGES
BRIGHTEN IN JERSEY
Local Optionists Now Realiz-
ing They Must Get Out
Their Vote in Primary.
CLAIM PUBLIC SUPPORT

TRENTON. April s.-Rcpubiican lead.
ers who but q few weeks ago were
sneering at George l.. Records candi-
dacy for the nomination for tho Gov
ernosship are beginning to feel alarmed
at the prospect that he may win In the
primary w both Edge and Colgate.
Recently the temperance people have
declared In favor Of Record. whose plat
form contains a pledge in favor Of To-
cal option.
The local ~optIonists were o disposed
10 rush to Records support until 1t be-
gan to dawn upon them that they would
be put TO the test in tho primary cleo
tlon and must make a good showing II
they hope to make New Jersey dry"
Both last year and this they had q ma
Jority In the Senate for the Gaunt bill
and lacked but about a dozen votes In
the House this year to pass II.
They now realise hat they must get
their vote out In the primary. II Sem
ator Gaun had Injected himself into
the campaign as a candidate on a local
option platform the local optionists
would have been able to claim the votes
cast for him and for Record but Gaunt
seems to be eliminated as a factor In
the campaign.
Whether he retired voluntarily as a
result OF the rebuffs he received while
trying 30 have some OF his bills passed
or In consideration OF being chosen pres.
,dent OF the Senat to succeed Read
and to be acting Governor during Field
er's absence at the st. Louis convention
10 a question. There was a report that
Colgate and Edge induced him to keep
out in order that the fight might not be
further complicated.
Alfred n. Dalrymple. who Is one OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-10
GAG RULE THREAT
TO SPEED UP HOUSE
Trouble Anticipated ms Lead
crs Plan to Force Admin
istration Bills.
FORESEE LONG SESSION

washington. Apri, s.-Majority lead
crs of the House whose plans for speed
ing up legislation "a been futile nave
come to the conclusion that legislation
BY gag rule must be undertaken II the
mass OF legislation proposed by the Ad-
m%inistratiou Is TO be passed within "a
reasonable time.
The rules committee will meet prob
ably on Tuesday to devise a system by
which special rush rules will be brought
In to put through the bills. An cnort
will DC made to secure an agreement
with the minority as each measure Ii
presented. II this cannot be ordered
tho parliamentary rules will be applied.
The situation is disauietlng To the
House leaders. After tho Democratic
caucus had decided that the House should
speed up It's work they have come to the
realization that IL is making haste more
slowly thar ever. The river and harbor
bill has been under discussion for more
than a week. Almost every item in II
has brought forth a volume Of oratory.
Democrats as well AS Republicans have
clainored for "a hearing on one project or
another.
The majority leaders have decided
that harsher methods must be applied.
It is not NJ all probable that the minor
ity leaders who have no interest In many
of the su-called administration meas
urcs will acauicsce in the limitations OF
debate. and a lively fight against gag
rule may follow.
The House still must pass twelve ap-
propriation bills, among them such I'M
portant measures AS the one providing
for a naval building programme. the
largest bill ever reported the agricul-
tural. diplomatic and consular and sun
dry civil bills.
The President has also laid down a
legislative programme which includes "A
revenue hill changing the income tax
law and providing for the imposition Of
special taxes. a tariff commission bill,
a rural credits bill. conservation Iegis-
latior. the ship purchase bill. the inves-
legation OF tho transportation problem.
the Philippine bill and a Porto Rico
citizenship bill.
The supply bills are full OF debatable
items. The so-called Administration
measures. such 40 the tariM commission,
rural credits. taxes. Government owner
ship of shipping lines. are provocative
of long and serious discussion. At the
rate of progress now being made. there
seems no hope for adjournment until far
into the summer.
Whether or not trouble follows the
bringing In of new rules. the majority
leaders have reached the conclusion that
drastic measures must be taken. unless
the House should decide upon the other
alternative-to sit indefinitely or throw
some of the Administrator bills over
board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-10
had held public hearings on each ftAr
II would have taken ten months or more
DIRECT A.
senator Bennett FINDS Heavy As
sessment In sage Biii.

State Senator william N. Bennett has
discovered, he says. that the Sage budget
bill introduced last Wednesday imposes
a direct state tax OF 3i0.54s.3os.3S in
spite Of Senator Sage's assertion that
there VIII be nc direct tax next year.
Senator Bennett said last night that
he would Immediately introduce a bill
10 repeal the budget bill. which has been
signed by the Governor.
lie says that on pages 63s TO 64e
NJ the bill II IL decreed. In accordance
with the Constitution. that sixteen rates
OF direct taxation for sixteen different
sinking funds. beginning with the $10i.-
900. 600 canal bond issue. ARE hereby
established"
Other sinking funds are for the $780,
900. 900 highway bonds. the S1s.s00.000
Issue of canal terminal bonds. and the
s27. 900. 900 issue to complete the canal.
The Constitution directs that there be
IMPOSED n direct State tax to pay the
interest and sinking fund charges OF
state bond issues. the sinking funds to
be of such size AS TO discharge the
principal debt at the end Of nifty years.
The acts authorizing each Of these six
teen bond issues makes the same pro-
vision. he says.
lie says that the direct state tax pro-
vided for amounts TO $10.5+s,30a 3s. as
the appropriation bill sets this as the
figure for the estimate OF the funds
which will he provided under the rates
hereby fixed for sinking fund cont1bu-
tons"