The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 2

Get Used io going io the bank every week and deposit ing what you enu spare of your surplus earnings The sooner you get this habit the better find it to be for you financially and otherwise Open tonight 7 1 9 Evans Woollen President Albert MeUgcr Vice Presidents Hugh Dougncrty Vinson Carter Trust Officer rli 1 Interest on Ingest in Indiana Checking Account ialnngs anb Trust Company Wiil Heip Vou to Sare SAELY Cor Market Monument Plaae It Is Embarrassing to have to explain Unit you have left your purse at homo if you do not have a Bank account cither a (Savings or Checking Ac count In either case your money is always avail able you know il feel it and act il Security Trust Co Pennsylvania Street Safe Deposit Boxes S3 Per Year and Up Open Saturday Nights 7 to 9 Set Sale When the New York publishers were ready for their first of the year clearance we were ready to buy heavily and for cash We arc satis fied with a nominal profit if we ran by so doing tempt you Io th second floor WK Stewart Co Temporarily at 16 Washington St WILL CUTS SON ORMER LEGISLATOR CRUELTY IS ALLEGED SCORES MORMONISM Testament Left by Mrs Martha Wyckoff Gives Only $25 to John Wyckoff Who Denies Mistreat ing His Mother rank Cannon One Time Mem ber of United States Senate Declares Polygamy Is Taught and Practiced in Utah The will of Mrs Martha Wyckoff who died Mardl 1 wliich vas unel in Pro bate Court 7strrhiy leaves all of the $2000 estate to her son Alberl Wyck off 622 Linwood avenue with tin tton of $25 which is left to the other son John 'Wyckoff 18 12 North Rural street The codicil of the will reads: lor sufficient cause eonsistinu of wious offenses as personal bodily tieatment abusive language and gross negligence from my son John "Wyclc off I hereby devise give arid bequeath residue of 11 my property real and personal to my other son Albert Rider Lesser 1325 South Del mont avenue us named executor Will Attempt to Break Will Albert ckuiT rt fiised Io make a statement last night is at the bottom of asserted John Wyckoff Sun day the will was opened by my brother Albert and Mr Lesser the executor was not present They sent word to me that the i 1 1 would be opened in Probate Court riday 1 have witnesses who that they saw inv brother and Air Lcs sei open the instrument on Sunday I never floated my mother badlv in my life We had words once when' she berated my wile 1 mh nd to break the'Mil I will prove that my mother was fickle minded rJ lie fsiale amounts to about $2UOO and want my half of ADVISES OICIAL PITTSBURGH Pu Marell An eat nest plea that both i lie miners nnd the operators consider the rights of the public in determining a new wage scale in the central competitive field was made at the convention of district No 5 United Mine Workers of America here today by illiam IT Green sevretaiy treasurer of the mine workers Mr Green said that mine workers and the operators should take in tn account the inconvenience to the public which would arise if an agreement were mrt reached and a strike wore called He feaid it was Ids opinion that concessions the interest of Urn public at would have to be made when the mint conference is renewed to fix the two year wage scale rank Cannon lecturer former United Stales seiialor anllmr and news paper editor came to Indianapolis last night and made his attack on Mormonism and the Church ot Jesus Christ oi Latter bay Saints It resulted his audmmm assembled in the Meridian Street I Church unanimously adopting resolu tions addressed tn the 'rosldent and both Houses ol (engross urging the adoption ot the resolution pending in 1 he House and the heniito making pnlvgamv and ly gamous eohabi La ion sub joe to I mosooiii mm Cannon hn nieiiv was a Mormon made Ins andmiico gasp with the inten sity of his atim lie appealed for action against what lie (armed the greatest menace to i he coiiij ry Accuses President Smith After reciting the incidents which led up tu the against the Mormons and their subsequent surrender and pledge to respect the laws of the United States he dei'laied that J'residoul Smith and his apostles arc violating dally every pledge I made to i Im government Smith is the only person in 1he United Slaves who opi nly violates the Mann while slave said the frequently leaves Utah with one of his polygamous Smith publicly boasts of the fact that he is living with live was jinoilmr statement of Cannon "Tim Mormon Church spends inure than $LHH)ii0n annually to suppress nows con ecrmiig its leachings and said Camim) Cannon came Imre under the riuspioos of the National Reform Association lie left last night for Pittsburgh wlici'e he will address a mass meeting tonight CABINET MEMBERS ENTERTAIN AMILY THE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON March Members of the Cabinet and their wives entertained President Wilson and las family tonight at dinner at a hotel on the anniversary of the first Cabinet meeting of the pres ent administration Mrs Wilson who has been slightly Hl for several days was unable to go but the Misses Margaret and Nloanor Wilson and their cousin Miss JTelon Woodrow' Rones accompanied the 'The secretary to the President and Mrs Tu multy were the only other guests I Such as AUTOMATIC LOUR BIN maple table top ant proof casters sugar jar DISAPPEARING RONT metal bread box etc If you consid er design con (feaWj) Mtruction and Iferf "'M nEff TJz lENCk you'll rngKcaHm decide on a jffinl iff if JwWps Sellers gT 'wk K1TCHENEED A ft even 1 hough I jo 7 1 1 Mv 4 Jjf 1 you look at A I IMY Il Yy a 1 1 others frL fl i IIHW I lift Kl IRST The pOKZT1 price is an JWk 1 1 yO4qBI other item of special inter V' 1 ion Other styles jtl rllll 1 at higher and lower prices Og A IM III Study illustration and note exclusive Jflj features 335 TO 339 EAST WASHINGTON STREET ASK DEEP PROBE CHICAGO PIT Board Members Invite President to Start Rigid Investigation of I Charges That Monopoly ixes Wheat Prices on arms UTURES DEALING DEENDED Canby Declares Trading En livens Competition and Provides Constant Market for Which Wilson Has Been Preaching WASHINGTON March 6 An exhaus tive investigation of groin exchanges preferably by joint commission of rnmnbprs of Congress and business nirn selected by the 'n sident would be wel comed by the Chicago Board of Trade tijrnrs and mnihrs of the board so de Montana Millionaire Dies In ormer Virginia Home fwrd Cr CONRAC I a glared today before the House rules com mittee in answer tw charges that the board is involved in a monopolistic om bine which arbitrarily fixes the price of wheat on the farms The committee will conclude its hear ings on the Manahan resolution urging an investigation tomorrow when officials and membera of the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce will be heard President if Canby Vim Griffin and former President Tl Sager of the Chicago board were before the committee all denying that there was even a possibility of monopoly and de scribing the present system of market ing farm products as the best that human ingenuity had yet evolved Provides Constant Market Trading in futures they said was the backbone of the system the method tlmt made it possible to give the grower ev ery day a market for his products President Canby argued that since the WJNC11ESTHR Va March Wil liam Conrad of Montana formerly a political opponent of Senator Clark and one of the wealthy men of that state died here today of disease after an illness of several months Tie was 67 ycar old t'onrad owned extensive properties in Montana and left an estate valued at $2)uuU0o0 Jle was interested in rail road building and mines and is said to have owned land in every county in the state His home was in Virginia ami he Had gone West after in the Confederate aimy Conrad was a Demo crat and was urged to make the race for the vlcn presidency with Bryan in 1903 but be refused In the late seventies lie founded the banking house of Conrad Bros in Great alls and from that time continued tn accumulate a fortune through his shrewd Hess and native ability as a financier ORTUNES Take a bottle home! flat od old dmveiwijiskiy JISrellCB BOTTlgD BY CKEN El ER since 4Wwohgcof Ke Summit of Whiskey Quality aged and matured to perfection Good old Bottled In Bond A Guckenheimer Bros Co reeport Pa Bl a ijSr a aWk i grain crop was harvested in ninety days although its consumption was spread over an entire year some method of carrying the crop until it was called for by consunitTs had to be provided This was done he said through the future trading and hedging orders is my experience in thirty two years of wheat 1 lie said lids speculative dealing cues nut influence the price of grain Through that trad ing in the wheat pits there Is furnished free open eompulition in grain the thing the President has preaching so long The cost of working oul the system the 'k cent Per bush 1 commission on futures might well be termed the premium on tile Cites Argentine Conditions Mr Ca nby compared conditions in the grain Industry of the United States with lhose in Argentina where he said a few large IntcresLs dominated the business rind gave producers 1p lowesl possible prices because there was no open ex change John Stream of Chicago public ele vator company declared there had not been a dollar proht in the public ele vator business in the last hfieen years I lls 'company would get out of the busi ness he said but lor the tact that its trading in tutures had Lu be protected witn the storage capacity lie denied that there was or ever had been a mo nopoly oi combination among the xvare housemen Janus bimpson New york defended tuture trading as vital an economic sense Jle declared UiuL (he removal ol on corn had cost American corn pro ducers $6500001'0 through Argentine com pciiiiom TAT'S NAME IS SUGGESTED AS TRUSTEE STOCK WASHINGTON March 6 ormer President Taft has been suggested to President by Senator Gallinger as chairman of the board of trustees which the Now Haven Kailroad and the Depart ment Of lustier I'Xpnrt to put in control of the New Haven's imstint Nc Maine stock rriio same suggestion has been made to Attorney General McReynolds 'lic nrgotiatums concerning the per sonnel of the board of trustees have pro gressed so tar however that it is 'not probable that Mr Tait can he asked tn take the place All parties have been in accord on the niembcrshiji of the hoard and it has been that the chair manship shall go Marcus Knowlton ioriner justice of the Massachusetts Su preme Court Police Raid and Gather Army of Gamblers SAN 1'RANGlSCO Cal March In an early raid today on the hall of the Native Sons of the Golden West which had been rented for the night to the oresters of America the police seized three crap tables one Klondike game arid two rou lette wheels which they found were in charge of rank I'arnux a powerful ward politician and sporting man No arrests were made Between 2(H) aud 300 players were at the tables Chief White exphiined that the ores ters had been given permission to hold what is known as a nine mimic i oproductions of the pioneer days of unrestraim license but that there had been no intention tu authorize a genuine gambling hail under professional man agement i Detectives looked the entertainment over decided that it was questionable and the rah! followed Weather Conditions in Other Localities MAIUJH fi Low High Tro Weather Atlanta Hi 52 92 ear Atlantic i 12 I i rv Boise 36 56 oudy Huston 3 jq Snow Huff' In 2i :2 2 1 Snow Tin tn nooga 4 0 52 tChly 2 2X ni rmiidy Chlcago 34 4 2 Cloudy 'inci nnal i 32 4X 01 th) 31 Cloudy 24 34 01 t'luMy Des Moines 30 34 03 Snow HI 3R 10 I'vansviHo 32 hi 93 I 1 I fclonn 4X ricuiy Jneksonv 0 r2 fil jiCidy Kansas ity 4 40 02 PtCidy 1'is Angeles tl 2 Sf ('Icar LouisviHc 34 Nashville 06 48 ('iniidy New Orleans 4 1 U) i New York 3n yq Snn'w North 24 ID (Tear Oklahoma 32 54 Omaha 50 3G (Tnmlv Plmcnix 4 8 R2 'Imr 34 38 22 Ttain Pocatello 36 48 Clear Portland Oro 48 64 ptCldy a i I ity 24 32 Cloudy Sacrnmenlo 52 68 Clear' oufs in Snow St Paul 30 32 04 Snow Salt Lake City 5 40 52 Clear Suu Antonio 46 68 Clear ban Diego 5 8 80 Clear San rancisco 52 72 Clear Sauli Ste Marie 24 38 PtCldy Sen I tie 44 58 Cloudy Spukano 28 5Q Cloudy Springfield Hl 32 36 02 Snnw Springfield Mo 30 4 2 Picidy Tafoosh 4 4 4 6 J2 Toledo 28 34 Cloudy i olin)i8lp 42 1 a 1 Waha alia lb 56 1 1 ou Washington 54 Snow Yuma OP Clear omy une iirtOMO To Kt the gf nulnft call for full name LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE Book for signature of EW GROVE Cures a Cold in One Day S5 SINCE IT IS A NECESSITY most desirable and will last a life time it most tliouirlitless not to ei i it now Instead of later? durability of our modern bathroom fixtures makes the question of length of service me ely a matter of whether we are permitted to Install the eaulument now or later A little talk with ns about your plumbing will convince you tliat a new nlnmbin equipment is welt within your roach AMESHAEMSEL COMPANY COG Massachusetts Avenue Corner East Street Prompt Service numbers USE STAR WANT ADS OR RESULTS THE HANG IN BALANCE MARTIAL LAW IN ORCE Will Lose Prestige Gained in Mex ican Restoration War if No Satisfactory Explanation Is Made in Benton Case AWAITS PROBE REPORT Great Britain Likely to Refuse to Recognize Carranza Govern ment Should It Succeed if Reparation Not orthcoming WASHINGTON March 6 Although the American government intends to suspend any further development of its policy to ird Mexico until the commission of Mex ican Constitutionalists now investigating thn rocrriL execution of William Ben ton a British subject has made a report today's Cabinet meeting here developed a discussion of the importance of the future attitude of Gen Carranza toward the United States Jligh officials of the administration be lieve the fortunes of the Constitutionalist RIO JANEIRO IS QUIET Government Informed of Trouble and Announces That Americans Are in No Danger and Property Is Safe WASHINGTON March 6 Ail vices to the Brazilian Embassy here late today from Rio Janeiro said the capital was 1 quiet ami that there was no ground fori alarm on account of the disturbances which caused a proclamation of martial law The government Ambassador Da Gama announced was in complete con trol of the situation and the state of siege proclaimed until the end of the month as a precautionary measure might be raised before that time dispatches brought the first ofllcial reports either the embassy or the 7Hrfiu i zena iiineni nau receiveu concern ing the trouble in Brazil Martial Law Confirmed The State Department summarized its advices in this statement: Department of State has received confirmatory advices from Rio de Janeiro as to the proclamation of martial law by President Daoiiseca in the cities of Nictlmroy and Betropolis and in the ed eral district Rivet Teeth I'XIfMrn TO MARCH STH We have decided to extend our liberal offer rivet teeth with beautiful flesh colored pink parison these teeth are worth $15 to $3 0 to March 8 to make a fine new set of gums hold tight suction for $5 By com We make them for $5 Gold inlays Silver fillings Examination Estimates $150 UP 50e REE New teeth made same day of impresston A written guarantee on all work for 15 years UNION and DENTISTS Market Street and Circle THE DADDY THEM ALL If yon see the word UNION or on the windows yon are tn the wrony place YOU CAN SAVE $200 ON THIS PIANO We have a Hazelton Plano that we took in trade on a fine player and propose to sell it today with a low price inducement A hand some beautiful figured mahogany ease looks just as good as new' This piano sold for $400 take it today $200 LENNOX PIANO CO 311 North Pennsylvania Street movement hang largely in the balance ttnd that only a clear explanation of the Benton Incident and satisfactory repara tion to those responsible will regain for them the prestige they had acquired as persons desiring the restoration of consti tutional govi rnmenl In their country Great Britain Has Trump Should the Benton case remain unset led in the event the cause of the Con stitutionalists is triumphant there are strong intimations heard in olficial circles that Great Britain would refuse to recog nize Carranza if he were elected It is also taken for granted by officials that Great Britain might influence other Eu ropean nations to withhold recognition until reparation is made for injury done foreigners Administration officials hero in discuss ing that phase of the situation today pointed out' that on the Benton case seemed to he dependent the political fu ture of Gen Carranza The point raised by Carranza ihur he need not sup ply iniormatmn to the United States about British subjects or other foreign ers is not regarded seriously now as there are assurances from some of Car friends that this altitude will be modified The expected discussion in the open Senate of the Mexican situation lipgan today with a speech by Senator Works of California Republican who arranged the Mexican policy His words brought no reply from adminis 1 ration senators ails to Make Speech Monday Senator all of New Mexico proposes to make public a mass of information im has collected with regard to the Mexican situation particu larly the treatment of American citizens Senator Shively plans to reply defend ing the attitude of the administration Other senators are planning tu open up tho Hood gates thorp is to Ito a free for all ilseussion which so many times has been threatened in the Senate and as suppressed riemitor all will speak on a resolution i ill rod iieetl last summer pledging protec tion of this government to American cili zvns tu ox ico Gem elix Lnaz who ull is in Wash ington has made indirect overtures to get a hearing before the Senate foreign relations committee but Senator Shively acting chairman of the committee said tonight uo meeting of the conmiitlpg for that purpose had lu en called as yeL MOSS WINS 0 CONTEST IN TERRE HAUTE SELECTION WASHINGTON March 6 Ralph WMoss rcprirsentativc from tho ifth In diana District won: a poslofllce fight to day Iliac has kept him on tenterhooks for sex oral weeks Soon after he recommended John Cleary for posiinnsler of Terre Haute an attorney of that city who attended Brinceton University when Wood row Wilson was its president undertook Lo Mock the nomination Charges of an apparently serious nature were filed and an investigation was ordered Evidently the report satisfied the President that Hie charges were mifounded for he sent name lo tho Senate today There was a melon cutting of large jiruportions in the postotlice patronage patch today tlie President sending to the Senate the names of about 200 ap pointees postmasd erships The fol lowing Indiana appointments were in cluded in the batch: enough and broad enough to realize that it is no disgrace to rid themselves of the drink evil and to advise their friends to do so The treatment consists of harmless vegetable medicines given internally no bad after effects from hypodermic in jections Tf interested write or phone Neal Institute 1803 West Washington street Indianapolis Ixit us tell you how thousands of mor phine aud other drug addicts have been freed DRINK AND DRUG HABITS citizens cred decree issued during' the night of March is to continue in effect until March 31 being occasioned by agitation in the vicinity of the Brazilian capital in military and press circles consequent upon the unsettled political situation in have you done to asked one friend of another a few days Iago used to have a lean and hungry and now the picture of gladly tell you old said the other took the Neal Drink Treatment and quit and say just paste this in your hat thou and do JENSEN GOES TO CINCINNATI SI 1 LIJ Vi LLE Inm March 6 The Thousands of high class business men who have taken treatment at the sixty Neal Institutes located in the United States Canada ami Australia are big Rev Gierluf Jensun who gressive candidate for Congress in the Sixth District in 1912 and his family will leave here tomorrow to make their home in Cincinnati where Mr nsn will be the assistant secretary of Christ Hospital The Day in Congress SENATE IIct at nomi Senator Poindexter intro duced a resolution calling on PresidentWilson to explain certain phrases in his Panama Unnal address MATINEE DAILY PHONES 4681 Robert Dailey Co Pan! Morton and Naomi Glass Prince Lai Mon Kim II O'Donnell and company Roehm's Athletic Girls John Geiger Mat West Hanlon and Cliffton or "Women Only ree lecture and demonstration by Aldah and Edna Roehm after riday matinee on physical culture for women ree to all ladies attending Eri Mat AMUSEMENTS Senator all conferred with elix Diaz who wints a hearing on Mexican affairs before the foreign relations committee "Mrs IT Belmont warned Senator Ashnrst not to press for a vote now on the woman suffrage constitutional amend ent Imrnigrat ion comnnl tec practically com pleted its work cm the Burnett hill with a literacy test Adjourned al 5:15 in until imon Mon day HOUSE MATINEE i Quay night MU GEORUE ArlisS (The Llebler Co Mgrs) LOUIS PARKER'S MASTERPIECE DIS RAELI DADDY LONG LEGS SKATS SELLING ''J RDT CHATTERTON Management Henry Miller PRICES 50c to $2 SEATS READY Prices Night 25c to $150 Mat 25c to $1 Mel at noon Interstate commerce committee reported a lull to repeal the Panama Canal lulls exemption Representative Hensley asked the labor committee to report a bill to prohibit im port at ion of prison made goods I Representative Aswcll of Louisiana urged tho mvil service committee to seg regate while ami negro governmriit clerks Representatives of tho Chicago Board! of Trade replied to charges that it Is Op erating as in illegal tnonnpnly Adjourned at 5:25 until noon Sat urday Want a ine Job With the Government? Uncle Sam Will Pay $75 to i SI 50 and Your Chance Parcels Post Makes Thousands of Jobs Any man or woman botwec 18 and 35 who has had a few years of schooling can with the proper coaching pass a civil Service Hxanuna Lion and receive a Hup life position Such positions as Railway Mail Clerk I Postoilice Cb rk and Uarrim Hookkeep ers Stenographers Departmental Clerks I and many other ('lermal positions are td be had easily for Undo Sam i i muvu I'uv smu nours imeral va cations and no layoffs Examinations lor positions will be held here soon jf von want job or a new and better position write to th Wobsfer Institute Dept oti5 Buffalo for free particulars as to passing Roiitical pull not necessarv IT1 I Hf matinee every day A I 1V1 15c 2Oc 2 5c THOMAS Mat Today f'BZT1 TONIGHT A Study in Dual Peronality JEKYLL AND MR JETCT WEEK IVfutt and Jdt In anama 23k IT1 CSTP I REAL BURLESQUE A 1 HONK8: MAIN 4170 NEW 562 THE HAPPY MAIDS WlTK The ORIGINAL EXTRA DORA RODRIGUES The Girl rom Holland AtEvery Performance NEXT WEEK the CAtiAHET GIRLS COLUMBIA Grestest week of the season and Biggest Show Good by performances of Dave Marion Co GREAT MEXT WEEK MOLLIE AREWELL MATINEE and NIGHT TODAY AT TONIGHT AT 8:13 WILLIAMS tk COMA1MY Seats 10c NIGHT I 2O 3OC Tinji rl li(M LYRIC Sullivan A Considine Vaudeville Road Shows ROBINSON'S Educated Elephants 6 SUPERB ACTS 6 Danville William A King Clinton John Noblesville Philip Curpenter rank Dalton Remington Dennis Worthington William 11 JJeatly Goodland rank 1 Retterath Greemsbiirg George Hrd mann Madison John Lawler Middle town Joseph Cummins Oakland Cilv Curtis Butler Rockport Charles Ll S'ilim Peymmir Allen Swope Shelby ville Allen 1 Green Spnncu ranklin ield Syracuse Benjamin lloop jugarner Saturday Special $4 and S3 Trous QA ers Special for Bennett Swain Co Massachusetts Ave and Delaware St S3EBS9.