Show ’ i S S3 L : ClTTvTJTAB SUNDAY JANUABY 141917 10i:BIKiaBEaPTjBIiICtofSAlTt:ijAKE r ' f ' e‘ ir' ' ' BREAKERS DASH THAW TO FIGHT REQUISITION Have You Rheumatism t Kidney Xiver or Bladder CRUISER ASHORE NY Trouble!- - r Legal Battle Begun byAp-- j plication for Hearing m Pennsylvania if’ ! ? f M ilivaukee W recked Beside Stranded ft Submarine -- jt:i JKPhaaPhi f 3 Jan IS— What Is looked iijpon as the forerunner of a legal battle to prevent Harry K Thaw from being removed from the Jurisdiction of the courts of Pennsylvania was begun here today with a letter from Henry J Scott of this city one of Thaw's atof torneys to Governor Brumbaugh Pennsylvania requesting a hearing requisition papers which already Nave been signed by Governor Whitman Albany are finally acted upon l‘Thaw’ has been Indicted In New York £for kidnaping and assaulting boy of Kansas City In Thaw's rooms a New York hotel' st K Mr Scott's communication win not the governor until Monday 1 reach Meanwhile Barney Flood a New York detective who returned to Albany late 4 today after formally identifying Thaw ht St Mary's hospital Is preparing to $ hurry back to Harrisburg with the pa-- 4 per for the extradition of Arthur A i:" J Most-peopl- - -- - -- T - ot i re ' 't V -- - - be-‘fo- - - Pain or dull- ache Inthe back is ibles day and fcight irritation sediment often evidence of kidney trouble It etc uric acid 'Lack of control smarting is Nature timely warning to' show you nervousness' sometimes i the heart acts that the track of health iz'not'clear J- badly rheumatism bloating ¥ lack of ambition may be loss of flesh" sallow Danger Signala" complexion- - V If these danger signals are unheedPrevaleaey of Kldaey Diseasealarmed more serious results may be exdo not realize the pected kidney trouble in lts ' worst remarkable prevalency and increase form may steal upon you ing ' While kidney disThousands of people have testified of kidney disease the mpst common orders are among that the mild and Immediate effect of diseases are somethat they: prevail Swamp-Rothe 'great- kidney liver ' recognized by patients and bladder remedy is soon realized— times' the" last themselves that it stands the highest for its re- who very oftenthe content the effectswhile markable curative effect in the most with doctoring under-may disease constantly meda If cases' need original you distressing 'y mine the system icine you should have: the best and Ur Lame Back at all dffg stores mistal£eStout remem-V Don’t make any Lame back is only one of many Other ber the name Dr KHnrigr'a: SwamP-Rosymptoms of kidney trouble and the address: jainghamton symptoms showing thatyou may need are being subject to em- N Y ' which you will find on everyr Swamp-Robarrassing atid frequent bladder toru- - bottle Swamp-Roby SPECIAL NOTE —You may obtain a sample size i'bottldof Y N This gives you Co & Kilmer Dr to Binghamton encloning the opportunity to prove- the remarkable-- ' merit of thli medicine Theyiriil a book of valuable Information containing many "of the founa also ' send-yosay they of grateful letters received' from men and women who s to be Just the remedy needed In kidney 6liver and bladder toru-bleSwamp-lloare s well known that our The value and success of Swamp-RoAddress Dr Kilmer for a sample size bottle offer readers are advised to send sure in the Salt Lake to say you read this Co Binghamton N Y Be v" City Sunday Herald Republican ? -- v r size-bottle- 50-cent - s - ot a'19-year-"6- !d ’'' ot ot 10-cent- s thou-stan- ds ot ot i?rower Indicted with Thaw and now Imprisoned in Philadelphia 1? Thaw who attempted suicide here Thursday by cutting his throat and YvrJst with a razor after the police of 5 this city and many other cities were 'searching for him is rapidly mending f M physician said tonight No mem-- v her of the Thaw family has visited Thaw since Ills confinement at the j hospital His mother has made arto come here next week rangements rrf IT Knw Thaw for 30000 f White Plains N Y Tan 13 — Suit to v 5 -- - recover from Harry !K Thaw $30000 for services rendered it is alleel as his counsel in various efforts his release from the asylum forvthe criminal Insane at Matteawan NV was filed ' here today bj Walter H Rathbone a New York laager He asserted he was counsel fdc Orhaw from March 1913 to November! ill 6 - to-obtai- : ft -- - PARIS WHARVES FLOODED Paris Jan 13—The Seine' rose thirteen Inches during the day and the registered gauge at Tournelle All thebridge wharves of the thirteen feet city1 are now under water and large still coal are submergedTribuquantities of the fuel shortage accentuating taries of the Seine continue to rise In Cuba tobacco is planted grown and harvested in ninety days ' v : 1)' JiO (Continued From Page by the first line of breakers arid Was’ ? hitting' the bottom'- For nearly ten hours the crewwalted on the leeside i for £ h elp from ehorel When the sun broke through 'the fog that had enveloped the-- ' vessel-- ' alnd aH - onboayA dawn 'It- was' aeen'-thwere wearing" life prervers 'S’: jr: Lylng as she did at an angle of near-i- y 20 degreesl i t wa: Impossible to launch' any-- ' of ’th®- cruiser's own boatV but soon llfesavers'of the coast-guarservice reached: the ecene:from their station' two miles distant 'y'-- V Later a surf boat from the Humboldt station-wahauled across the sands bay ' ‘ to the beaph near the Milwaukee The coast i ashot line from the shore tothe stranded cruiser a cable was stretched a and breeches Coxswain ' T S ’Decker rigged buoy was the first man to be ashore in the breeches buoy-- trolleyed As the Milwaukee- rolled Decker was immersed ' in' the breakers and then the cable he was snapped thirty howfeet tightening in the air Hey landed ? safely ever ' Reports "All On Board afe Lieut Harvey S" Haisllp" who was !n of the cutter which capsized in charge the surf Wednesday came next Speakfor Lieutenant Newton commander ingthe Milwaukee he said: of “Everyone on board is safe and well but we want haste in getting the men ashore" The first surf boat was launched at 220 o'clock It was manned by men from the Cheyenne and Iroquois which in the meanwhile had come Into the bay Six of' the Milwaukee's men were brought-ashoreThe second safely boat brought back five By this time two men at a time were ashore in the breeches buoy and coming dusk nearby ly 200 men were on the beach from the wrecked cruiser' so Only one man suffered far as known This was G Binjured Roth the seaman whose shoulder was fractured Wednesday when the Milwaukee’s surf boat capsized His shoulder was broken again as he was being brought ashore today As Axel Lease a seaman from Wallace Ida was swung ashore he was handed a message telling of the death of nis little boy A from Bremerton yard said dispatch the tug Mojave had beennavy ordered scene to the The work of rescue It was announced would continue all night until every man was off the derelict Great fires havebeen built on the beach to aid the lifesavers The surf boats were up to a late hour' but owing operating to the strong current sweeping in the lee of the cruiser this method of getting the men was becoming extremely hazardashore ous Lieuts Milton S Davis and Eric F Zemke were planning to make a presurvey of the wreck tomorliminary row The Milwaukee they said recently left the drydock where she received extensive- repairs According to navy officers here her stranding as it now will mean ar- loss of approxiappears ITOOOOOO mately : - - at - d s 11 n guaj-dsma- - -- : - - - V - - - - : Established 1859 expect to see an remarkable of the finest bed- showing room furniture worth more 'than the regular prices at the sale prices A massive Colonial dresser as illustrated in choicest quartered oak sells for altogether-- 1 t 41 MA rKHR M:AN0 BROADWAY J GOOD G00PS V - T ‘BUFFALO BILL'S’ BODY Salt Lake This means an actual reduction the regular price The original tags remain on each article from these you simply figure as' floor samples are being cleared out If you have even a remote need of furniture we urge vou to BUY NOW AT GENUINE SAVINGS IN A MADSEN SALE NOTHING IS RESERVED $2250 f Oak Dining Table own discount At from price' and your present-da- y mar- mean lass than ket prices this wouldwill find a wide factoryofcost You range styles to choose from Box Seat Solid Oak Leather Seat Chair — If your Genuine Tapestiw Overstuffed Chair or Rocker $195 old table is unsatisfactory — top loose or unsightly— do not fail to see at least this solid oak with Jock extension' table equipped “ and thumb screws ' 'whlch Is going at To relieve congestion In our upholdisplay of De Luxeadvancstered goods the 6-f- Our entire stock of broken sets of dining chairs or discontinued numbers ' to be cleared out this week at less than present factory cost Come early Complete Bed Outfit LIES IN STATE TODAY litv Oiua f- pieces and suites of - Most & “odd” furniture which have served their purpose - -- 1 Hundreds of fYou-ma- have been disre ing costsand re- garded The above ductions madesweeping chair or rocker goes at' Colonial Buffet Luxurious Davenports - jTenting on the Old Camp Ground? to Be Sung at Famous Scout? s Funeral ‘ Denver Jan 13 —Final arrangements were ' made for the funeral of Col William F Cody (“Buffalo Bill”) at a meeting of committees representand the city of Denver ing the ElksFew none imporlate today In plans already antant were made changes nounced The only song his friends ever heard him sing “Tenting on the Old Campwas chosen by his relatives ground” of the two Vocal numtoday toasbe one rendered at his f&neral bers The body is to lie in state for three the capitol building tomorrow hours in by national guards members guarded of the Grand Army and representatives of other organizations to which the colonel belonged while the public is admitted to view the bronze casket than a ton in which weighing more all that is mortal of the famous scout is to remain A of a rural school near superintendent here today brought In the first contribution to a monument for Colonel new Cody It consisted of forty-seve- n in buffalo nickels one for each child ' the school Florists! express messengers and other agencies were busy today de at the home of hl llveringhereflowers bister where Colonel Cody’s body Is Some of them were delivered on lying cabled orders from abroad many were sent from distant cities has been learned as yet of theNothing ceremonies 'the Sioux Indians of the' Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota are expected by relatives to hold in connection with Colonel Cody’s death COLD WEEK FORECAST Washingtoon Jan 13—Weather predictions for the week beginning Sunday in the Rocky mountain and plateau re are: Generally fair except for gions local snows Wednesday and Thursday in northern and sndw or rain in south ern parte temperatures below seasonal ' off vimg$ : T$ n the $1M Not big lots of anything but values which have never been duplicated before in tills citjy IF YOU COME BEFORE THIS MERCHANDISE IS ALL GONE You Will Got SS2 WORTH of VALUE FOR EVERY $1 YOU SPEND V Cliildrcn’K Winter Coals $239 Girl’s Middies for 29c Keg-ala- values r to $500 brighter colors Golfines las sizes 2 to 6 Black navy aiul fur fabrics chinchil- Sensational Prices on Women’s Wash Dresses !JSe a great' variety of styles and colis a most unusual offer You " should get several at this price All sizes and orings This -- extra special Children's Colored Hoods ' G9c Regular prices wrfId be to $198 We made a fortunate purchase and trill let you share the benefit of it for the children to 59c Good grade materials fit girls to 14 years v A allies Here Is One for the Girls Wash Drcssesj SOe Regular values tolJOc Just think one of 'these bright attractive 'dresses at less than 50c on the "can afford & supply for the months Dollar to cbmesave all the trouble and time of setring oa Women’s and Children’s' Hats 19c This is a rare opportunity —get a fresh hat with which to finish out the season ' 29c for 85c Shirt Waists White and white with colored collars and cuffs all good styles and materials - We can average Come in white and colors and would be priced regularly at 25c Handy articles' Saying Will Save Skating Toques for Boys and Girls Just what the young folks need for skating and coasting all made of pure wool J- all other similar 'materials - ? largely Tani white and black for men women and chil-- r dren Imagine this offering considering market S w vVO Icct m MAIM ST39KKT -- Zii hm ' - STift ii j Preet WcCmlck Vlce-Pr- i TV7 CW S Axtkon H Load Geo Albert Smith F BL ' MichcUfcn vCashier ('' i War Department Informed Fliers Were Forced to Land South of Border i San Francisco Jan 18 — Five civilian men mistook Laguna Salada for the sea salton ' It' was thought likely that Bishop and his fellow flyer were trying to make their way afoot over the sandy wastes to the border leaving their machine behind them — It was said the military was doing possible short of' sending everything United States forces into Mexico to succor the lost aviators “Leave nothing undone” General Bell wired Colonel Wilder today Vlee-Prest x‘ 1 - " i ' :w : ' - V -- GET MINING PROPERTY Salt Lalcera Obtain Control of Batte Bnllwhacker Mine Special to Tbe ' Herald-Republica- n! Butte Mont Jan 13 —Negotiations are under way here by which Salt Lake interests will acquire control of the HUGHES HONORED Butte Bullwhacker mine from the East The holders of Leasing company BY NEW YORK BAR Side the option of '510000 shares are Sam-A1 uel Newhouse Clarence Bamberger Frank and other Salt Lake mining men New York Jan 18— Creation of an The will East Side Leasing company American court of arbitration empow- transfer75 cents a for its holdings of ered to effect peaceful settlement controversies among the nations of the share American continents was suggested at THE USUAL ROUTINE the annual meeting of the New York Then in Brooklyn toup and kiss me State Bar association Typist— I want to geL-o- hurry with my work —Londay A resolution was adopted authorizing don ppinion - s Fat' Is Fatal to Health Comfort Happiness r and often Fatal to Lif e v ' T : Fbt people need no longer despair for there Is a simple reduces wetis Csf remedy to be bodtbat Issafely the body It called the ADIPO Treat invpsrt'of to doce and the work na pleasant prove tbs tit and perfectly harmless way we will send a 50c BOX FREE to any person who is too fat and sends ns their name and address We want to prove that ADIPO takes off fat by leotoring Che normal functions of the system without dieting exercising1 or discomfort Remember we offer to prove this to you at our own expense Other diseases like Rheumatism Asthma Kidney or Heart troubles that so often come with Obrdtf Improve as you reduce WHAT OTH KKS RAY ABOUT IT Miss Litnra A Fouch McConnellsvIUe Ohio says tinTwr ADIPO —w instil bMqfinwr J - Bishop had reached him indicating and Robertson had been forced to' land about 100 miles south of the border'' In his message Colonel Wilder seemed to favor the theory that the men were somewhere east of the old bed of the Colorado river and it was In that section: the troops of the governor of Sonora V were wanted' iThis - theory would fit 'Jl in with the'' belief that the SysiHfs Bliss Effie Click IMS Johnson Keokuk HI imniJUnOOlMinrwmMfM la Irw1 4 a singt smsS tm HI r J ohn McGowan Memnuncook X H 1 bat Canada says: KiSnril 1(W facISaa far ADIPO tmlmiititaUmimUtabsnptMiMn ysiij What ADIPO haa done ft ttirsn neople and hundreds of other men and women all over the eons This offer may not here ft should also do for you At any rate It costs you nothing totrylt no write at once tor aFIUE sne Box of ADIPO and Interesting Illustrated book ithyj are hath Address TI1E ADIPO COMPANY 3354 Ashland Building New York N Y I : '‘'I -i the appointment of a committee to reon the of establishing port the court of advisability arbitration Charles E Hughes was elected president of the association - automobile searching parties with five days’ provisions were plowing the sand Mexico tonight in wastes of northern ' a rainstorm hunting for Ueut 'CoL Harry G Bishop and Lieut W A" Robertson Jr two army aviators lost in the desert without food or water since The rain that impeded Wednesday was a blessing for the alive and lost Aviators if they are still Mexican de- ‘ - ert -- J ii operate Brig Gen Henry F McCain adjutant general of the army telegraphed 'western department headquarters here J today from Washington that Information that Open your account here 33 and-childre- v' ' E First South Street - Golf Gloves1 37c This wanted article reduced ' from regular 'prices to 65c For men women made of wool assortment which to se- from good purest 51-- 57 - rf- ask P W MADSEN FURNITURE CO of cavalry to aid In the search Mounted soldiers under orders of areGovernor Cantu of Lower California already in the search and the 'American commander at Yuma has been asked to co- " ly finished throughout A buffet worth double the price we 3 50 $1750 oh this one virtue Calexico had telegraphed the governor of the state of Sonora to order a troop : It’s a needed virtue today to save one s "surplus o Sensational Hosiery Sale pair 9c conditions' 45-pou- nd :j scrims toweling and - all-ste- el The warring' nations who marooned In the parched have been taught saving sert' as is believedW A Wilder “No de-yet” Col western vfor generations have i U S Anews division telegraphed mesThe here tonight this Jon pended struggle headquarters Mexican consul at sage added that the Remnants of Domestics Half Price Calicos mnslins ginghams fillers an spring witti coil a and guaransupporters teed mattress all for their-progres- - built of quarter-sawe- d It is oak is conveniently arranged and beautiful- This Pullman Davenport is the embodiment of all that makes for comfort combined with maximum utility Luxuriously upholstered in Imperial leather Clearance price h one-inc- - a 12c - two-inc- h --- Way Knit Mufflers 5c Values to 49c Consists of a beautiful post steel bed with heavy Vv V y 4 - i f r-- S ?r - jj V “''V ''v “ i' - - - kl w |