Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 2, 1910, Page 12

0 I/HF, BEE: O\LML\ “FD\IFSDAY FEBRUARY 1910. Fighting Trust Prices’ Our Special w«.;‘l"v‘lmr:s We're going to give our customers the best of Dress and it on all Trust made and Trust controlled goods+= Tailored greatly reducing cost of living. Are you with us | WAISTS Now Golng on in this campaign? SPRING STYLE BOOK is just the finest ever. ("o\l‘ll need it 20¢, and a Pattern Free, WHITE DJAESS LINENS Basement White Goods Dept. B6-inch fine\white Dress Linen, lug, | yard 50¢ y ‘380 gé-nch” ‘white " linen 'Cambric, yurd 50¢, 60c and up to $1.00 ich white Lina Sulting, " yard ¢be, fidc, 69¢ up to $1.00 Special’ number of 86-inch linen cambrie, yard..... @00 85¢c Hand Loom Em- broideries at 49¢ 18 and 27 inch flouncings and - skirtings, elegant de- signs in Swiss, Angleterre, crochet, filet and new combination 49c effects, yd. OMANA BALLOON A FAILURE Dirigible Could Not Be Used Success- fully at Los Angeles, NOT GAS ENOUGH TO FILL IT Left Here In First<Class Shape and Colonk! Glastord is at Loss to Un= derstand What Knocked All the Women's SAMPLE SKIRTS Worth Up to $15 Each— 50c Fine Embroidered Flouncings at 25¢ 18-inch flouncings, skirtings, corset cover and elegant galoons; many worth 50c yd 25c at, yard ... BRANDEIS STORES, Omaha i mated that he poked 80,000 feet of gas into the bag, but could not fill it The balloon was never putin shape for Fallure here may mean its retirement, and the government may go into thé business of building aeroplanes, as Paulhan's flights mado a great impression on the army offi- cers here, Lieutenant Paul W. Beck who was the official representative of the government | here during the meet, has been detailed as survey officer. The affair has.becomd a state affair, and orders arg lssued from the War department. Lieutenant Beck's duties are to make an | examination of the balloon, take affidavits of experts on its condition, and the prob- able causes which may have affected it, and to make full reports and send them 1t Out, to Washington. g § Tne aviation committée probably,’ wil "have to put up a hond equal to the value The dligible babloon sent from Fort | of the balloon or its probable damage until Omaha to Les Angeles for participation in the tournaments there seems to have fallen short of success. It was not in good ‘con- dition and could not be used. It was certalnly a success in numerous experiments at Fort Omaha and Fort Des Moines.and scemed to meet every require- ment here a short time prior to its ship- ment ,to Los .Angeles. The balloon had béen filled in the Fort Omaha balloon house with hydrogen gas shortly before boing shipped west. Colonel Glassford, in command at Fort Omaha, said: “I do pot wish to get into any controversy about the matter and do not uaderstand just why so unfavorable a | report should have come about the dirigiple the court of survey decides what is dye. The aviation committee says the balloon was well packed when it reached Los An- geles: army. officers say the ‘Omaha -au- thorities hardly would have sent the balloon out in poor condition; those who handled the balloon here say that nothing was done to injure the bag or its equipment. There- fore, there s but one conclusion to reach— that the balloon cannot stand packing. and handling without being rendered useless for immediate action. Louls = Paulban, who handled the big French war dirigible, La Republique, says that the dirlgible cannot stand packing without careful repairs before using again. Balloons must be varnished, Peiched and generally overhauled, requires a week or two, ¢specially when hydrogen gas is to be used, The government balloon was sent here 1% returned in firsi-class condition, in which at Los Angeles. In fact all that T know ::;:m it h;lnw:w:')d to hlve“hoen sent fl;‘am il o gl 6] a. cost the committee more than about it Is what T have seen In the papers.” | g o brifg it exclusive of ossibie dam: Los Angeles Story, age. Now it may be necessary to pay & R Ty v iyt small fortune to make §00d if the ‘board e Los Angelés o8 sa of survey finds that the Los Angeles com- The government dirigible ballcon shipped from Owaha for use in the aviation meet here 1s a back ndmber and may be worth- . Jess, now that the aeroplane is such a suc- cess, When the gas bag was taken from its packing and the hydrogen turned into it, it leaked like a sleve. Knabenshue esti: BONSTIPATION MUNYOR'S PAW-PAWPILLS \u};on- Paw- ills are un- lL all other I tives or cathartica. They coax the liver aclivity by methoda. y do mct gripe; tEy do not Secak- ut thev do art all the secre- s of the liver and stomach in a n‘qy that soon u s €8 Organs healthy condlfion d cormtaucom‘ tie tiom, Tn opinion _constipation fl responaible lor most ailments. There are \Flrtyd.wn feet of human bo\vd‘ which is really 8 sewer pipe. When t i3 pipe becomes cloged, the whole system ecomes poisoned, causing biiousness, in- digestion and impure blood, which ofte pmdu:r- rhwmuusm and_ c;y ails No woman who ufl'en with con- p:thn or any liver comoleint can ex- *d‘l“ h?ve a clear complexzion, or enjoy sod health, Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills are a nlt'iv" and lk»nu Ay y invigorate - inat of weakening; they enrich the blood instead of impoverish- ing it; they emable the stomach to get nlf tho nourislivent feom food that is P e pills contain o gelomel, 0o & eso pills contain no 1o dope, they are. woothing, -hesling and stimu: A school the Lowels to et out physic. Price 25 centa, ¥ 3 to the stomach, mittee i8 responsible for the damage. MILK WAGON AND STREET CAR HAVE MISUNDERSTANDING Collision on Tracks Interferes with Early Morning TPraffic Dodge Street. The moval avmosphere of Sixteenth stecet, between Capitol avenue and Dodge street, was slightly streaked with blue early in the morning and the ruffled tempers were attributable to the vargaries of a milk wagon. A trolley car, crowded to the steps with passengers, was doing Its best to get its human freight In time to resume the labors of the day when it struck & snag—the wagon—apparently glued to the tracks. For case of locomotion the driver had selected the Applan Way, and when he endeavored to bring his charge off at the sound of the bell the vehicle refused to budge, try as he might to urge the willing steeds, It was not untll the* trolley car officl with poles lent a helping hand that the signal, “all clear ahead,” could be given, but by this time part of the cargo had Jelllloned itself. BLOCK SYSTEM NEARLY DONE New Proteotive Ine Chicago to Omaha, Complete fn April. Within sixty days, it is stated, the Rock Tsland line between Omaha and Chicago will be operated by & complete automatie | block system. Electrical experts haye worked as far west as Atlantic, Ta., and it 18 expected will have the system in opera- tlon to Council Blutfs by April 1. A “block “slgnal Is belug placed at in- tervals on one mile along ‘the route. The safety devices huve been in operatiop be- tween Chicago and the Mississippl river for some years, but the improvement be- tween Ohbicago and Councll Bluffs was undertaken recently, use, and the crowds did not even' miss it. | with the understanding that it showld be | BANDIT'S FIANCEE ASKS COIN Bill Matthews' Sweetheart Wants Ransom for His Capture. SAYS HER TIP LED TO HIS ARREST Katle Schuell of Kansas City, Com= plcuous in Train Robbers’ Trial, the Union Pacific for Reward. e And now-this is the unkindest cut of all Katie Schnell of Kansas City, who was the special sfrfend of Bill Matthews and through which friendship came the ulti- mate undoing of the Overland Limited mall roblers, now wserving life sentences in the United States penitentiary at Lea- venworth, for holding up the United States mail in Omaha, May 22 of last year, now comes in and demands a slice of the ran- som ‘from ‘the Unfon Pacific. Miss Schnell' recognising the inevitable has reached the conclusion that Matthews, ‘Woods, are permanently located in Leavenworth, trayal of Matthews and his fellow bandits and has brought sult in Intervenor In the United States circult court against the Union Paclfic Railway company for a por- tion of the reward offered by that company for the “information leading to the ar. Test”; the arrest and conviction of Mat thews and through his arrest sccuring the 1| conviction of the other four: bandits. She claims to have been the responsible party who brought about Matthews' ar- rest and asks that she be awarded the whole $5,000 offered for his arrest and further that she be awarded $1,06.06% of the $5,000 reward offered for each of the re- maining four,” her total claim belng for $11,666.06%. Witness at the Trial. Miss Sonnell was one of the witnesses trial held in Omaha In November and positively identitied all of them as being seen by her frequently in Kansas City a ort while previous to the Omaha mail robbery. She admitted to having been on friendly terms with all of them, but claimed that she did not know what business they were engaged in at that time, The Union Pacific Rallway company has net yet flled any bill in answer to the claims for the reward of $35,000 offered by Food Is High But there's more sustaining power in a cup of Runkel's Cocoa for | two cents than a pound of beef for twenty-five cents. Make Runkel's your daily drink. You will be how it satisfies. You'll welcome the saving it pro- vides. ' You'll feel better and think quicker. You're sure of the utmost in cocoa if you are sure it's Runkel’s Cocoa ' Torgenson, Golden and Grigwaro | now heeks to profit by her confessed be- [/ against the guintet of mall robbers at the | There's been a “run” on them th often. wide, twenty-five shades, also b! yard. .. Every class Splendidly ready. out for ithis season represente! Tissues, New Ginghams, New Zeph 32-inc 82-inch Tissue Zephy Corsets for Wednesday that Mean Fine Savings Two distinc¢t models, in coutil and batiste; one has medium bust and extra long hip, the other is extra high and long; .splendid $1.50 corsets, either lace or em- broidery trimmed— 89c at Long Directoire Corsets, made of very durable light weight French materials, made with an extra long skirt and designed for the average figure. They are beauti- fully trimmed with embroldery— a regular $2.50 number,Sl 29 e special. . large can Bennett's Breakfast Lnl- Small Sour fee, 2-1b. n. And 60 Stamps. Bennett's Teas, assorted, per Ib. .....iuiiin 48c And 50 Stamps. Candied Peal, 1b..... And 20 Stamps. 1. Wh And 10 Excelsior We offer for Wednesday and Thu healthful oranges. 26c size size, at, per dogen 36c size, at, per dozen 40c size, at; per dozen iGc size, at, per dozen Fancy Small Navel Oranges, each ... New Carrots, new Beets, new Turnips, hothouse Radishes, at, e bunches New Sprmg Wash Goods Madras, worth 20c, speclal 2%¢ 38-inch Domestic Gingham, special, yard.....15¢ Omaha’s Greatest Grocery Specialized on Sale Ipqms DoubleiGreen Stamps on Butterine. Poppy Condensed Milk, e 100 Franco - American Soup, Bennett's Best Cofign.'m], PR And 168 Btamps. b by Bennettis Best Cotfee, 1 1b. for .. <o 300 LT ANATR cam Ana 3 \Stamps, S e ancake, PKE. Bennett's qunlll), IDL e Bennett's Capitol Pure Flour, #ack ......8078 | paragon’ Egg Maple ‘Byrup, qt.” can And 80 Siamps. Cans for 1t etk g 2%, %00 French Cut; Loat Sugar, |swansdown 8hredds “And ‘30 Stamps, Per DK, wocvsives 88¢ | Codfish, 3 pkgs. California Table Raisins, And 10 Stamps, And 10 Stamps. on stem; 1b........ 106 REDLANDS NAVEL ORANGES is week, and mtln wonder. 50c a yard saving on the most popular silk in America doesn’t happen very Omaha women are fortunate to have this opportunity. have all the newest and most fashionable shades, too. silk has a rich glace finish, medium weight and 24 inches We ‘‘Mirage” 85¢ Ready lack and white—at, per s of washable dress fabric brought ed New Linens, New Poplins, New yrs, New Madras. rs, worth 25¢, yard...... 19¢ Amoskeag Apron Gingham — Wednesday only . . 5 C NOTION DAY Every Wednesday. Dutch Linen Tap all widths; speetal, .66 all 00 for. . dozen to box colors, 26¢ kind, Bone Hair Pins, for Wednesday, per box .80 Machine Thread, 200-yard spoois, all numbers, two for. A Spool Silk._ 100 'yards," black " oniy; special, two for Darning Cotton, dozen spools lo box, for 160 Pearl quality, dogen on card Dressmakers’ Pins, %-1 Economies Wednesday and Thursday. Hartley's Pure Frult - ......... Jams, jar .........260 Stam| And’ 20 Stamps. o Chocolate, kgpo Washing Powdar, ......... 236 kgs. . Stamps, Stamps, I’I(‘kles, a per And 10 Stamps. i | Bennetr's Capitol Minge: meat, § 250 And Sweedish Matches, 12 boxes ulnmml Olive Ofl, eat, OA(I or .100 Stam| rsday a carload of these noo and 10 Green Stamps id 10 Green Stamps 300 and )0 Green Slnmpl luctous, Highest Porcelain ments ca; THIRD F. that road, and’ may not do so until the claimants for rewards have filed their Jaims, These ¢lalmants may yet run up juto the hundreds, because of the clause in the reward offer made by the Union Pacitic, ‘for. ipformation leading to the arrest of any ..I“nn of the robbers,”” which opens the door for numerous other claim- 'ants for the reward. | Thus far about twenty-five suits have been flled by original and Intervening claimants, but the end Is not yet by any means. WOULD PAY LABORERS FOR CITY EVERY DAY Oty Clerk Butler Has Scheme to Save Street Waorkers from Loan IShurks’ Operatl City ‘Clerk Butler has taken up with Councilman Berka the question of making official arrangements with City Comptrol- Jer Lobeck to issue pay checks to the minor ¢ity employes eyery day, if they want them. Mr. Butlér's idea, with which Councilman Berka Is inclined to agree In a general way, Is that the city can afford to do for the laborers what the money loaners do. Workers on the street force, for instance, are not employed steadily, some being given a few days' work this week and some other next weék. Many of them are in the ’mhn of ‘selling their day's wages to the money loaners every day, or every other to keep them running. They must | have ready cash, as few, If any, of them | have any credit account at stores. For a 32 check they get $1.80. and In order to keep ip touch with the men at work the men who supply the money make a daily § of the time books in the office of thé street commissioner and the city enginser. If the' eity aleric's idea should prevail. i wuull_-'nun some additional work for the day, Best equipped dental offl BAILEY & MACH DENTISTS in the middle west grade dentistry at reasonable prices filliugs, just like the tooth. All instru refully sterilized after each patlent. LOOR PAXTON BLOCK Cor 16th and Farnam Sts. SLAYER OF H. FRANKLAND ASKS FOR A NEW HEARING Tom Johnsonm Wants Another Trial on of Statement in a Newse paper. Attorneys for Tom somnson, the colored murderer of Henry Frankland of Chicago, are arguing a motion for a new trial be- fore Judge Sutton fn dlstrict court. One of the principal grounds on which the motion is based is that there appeared in newspapers the statement that Johnson wishes to plead guilty and take a life sent- | ence. This offer was retused by the state, |the case went to trial and Johnson was sentenced to death. During the trial and just after the jufy had been impanelled Johnson's lawyers asked the jury If they had read the article in question and ‘they said they had. But the attorneys did not sk the jurymen if they had been prejudiced thereby, and it may now be to late to raise the point of projudice, Another point which it is attempted to make is that police officers in numbers were in the court room and in the en- closed space before the bench while John- son was on the stand, the implication being that they were there to influence the jury. | It 1s doubtful if this point will have much welght with the court and the:: s & pros- pect that this motion for a new ‘rial will result as such motions usually do. Hoarde Cough, Stuffy Celds, pain in chest and sore lungs, are symp- toms that quickly develop Into a dangerous lllness If the cold is not cured. Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough, heals and eases the congested parts, and brings quick rellef.—Sold by all drugsists. com| ‘s office. but met a great deal, he holds, beause at. present the comptrol- ler 18 ggmpellea, for safety, to keep tab on the orders issued by the laborers to the money loaners. \ There is no danger from croup whan | Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 1s used colors, ete.; regular price 58¢c: Wed- nesday . .38¢ Two cases of Nuhu- (‘loth fnr super- for to Hamillan cloth, at, yd...25¢ See our new French Percales..12%¢ Extra Specials in Our Famous Domestic Room bleached, worth $1.00 a yard; Wed: nesday at, a yard Y German silver bleached Table Tinen, 2 yards wide, worth $1.39 a yard; Wednesday, at, a yard....... 98¢ FOR ALL DAY in Qur Famous Domestic Doom See Our 16th 8t. Window. Five cases of fast cclored Batiste, reg- From © tc ©:80 & M —One case of | ar price 12%c—new just from Edwards’ yard wide, fine bleached | the mills. No dealers sold at thiy Sheeting, regular 10¢ values—ten | price—per yard .... . . 5eé yards limit—at, yard...... B5%¢|10c Merry Muslin ... ¢ From 10 to 10:80 A, M-—Ono case of [ 36-in. Percale, fine qnnmy. rexulnr 10c Towels, either bath or huck—4 | price 12%¢ ................10¢ palrs nmlt——al SROITS L e .5¢ | 32-In. Percale, regular price 10¢; #pec- From 2 to 2:30 P, M.—One case of fal, per yard T% 4 81x90 Sheets, regular price $1.00 Binn etu: all each—4 sheets limit—at, ea. .56 % ¢ From 8 to 8.80 P. M.—One case of Domino Apron Checks, wokth 6 % c-— 10 yards limit—at, yard. 4N We Are at War With Trust Prices T6 18 to your interest to M:ult May- | Fancy Japan Head Rice Five cases of $1.98 to _close, at, pair $1 Table Damask, 72 ins. wide, ., . 16c Towels ..... See our other sperhl 5 dew's and help fight Trust pri price 10c; our price . 1 sacks best high patent Flout— |Choice California Prun: Trust price $1.75; our price...... $1.40 | “price 7Tigc; our price 19 Ibs. pure cane Granulated Sugar— |pancy 3 and 4 crown Trust price $1.20; our price...... $1.00 | T Frust Drice 13340 OUE.DHCE - Corn P‘llke ‘rust price 10c; our p;‘cn- Trust Busting Prices on Fresh V« ogeta per res ets, Carro 4 o Bhet Bofa Grackery, per ib. Fresn Bests, Carrots, Tupaips, Shallot ce_10c; our price esh Epinagh 1300 Ginger Snaps, pe resh vu Tomatoes, 1b. 150 o; our price . Fresh Mushrooms, Ib. ;660 ) ou or Mustard Sa Fresh Cabbage %0 T¥%c; our price vees--4C (Two heads Fresh 50 Worcestor Eluca ‘Bottie; Trust price | Fanoy Head Lettuce 44 ; our pri m:ta Citlup_ Bott Buy NMighland Navel Oranges i4c; our price . The great Anti-Trust Orange. No& s Alsska S I controlled by any syndicate or combinas %e; our price tion, The richest flavored nnd highest Best Domeéstic Mac grade orange grown in . Califoy: price 12%c; our price o | " Kissed by the aun, moon und m.r. Good Japdn Rice. per Ib.; Trust prlcc Per dogen. 17340, 800, 300 T%0; OUr DriCe .uv.eovseviss Trust Brices.. 20 4be, 305, 35¢, 80 b To Street Car Passengers Our conductors and motormen are required to oe polite and courteous towards passengers at all times, and we will appreciate it if passengers will report to us any discourtesy or incivility, being careful to give us badge number, or car " humber, as well as date and time of day. At the same time it is suggested that if passengers treat conductars and motormen with respect and ceurtesy, it will be easier for them to be courteous. A little patience and forbearanceé on [ both sides will result in pleasanter relations between pas- sengers and employes. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY COAL CONSUMERS: — TRY OUR CENTER:ILLE BLOCK “A_manly Ameri- ) Gives good _satisfaction, free froti can’s favorite brew slate, clean, hot, lasting burner, e e e e . We clalm lhll coal is fun as GOUD as ILLINO: Iuonhllfl'l Cut Price Goal Co., 1283 Wicholas St., Ind, Bl4ls A manly American-- that means you” No. 1 Pork Loins, 1b. Sirloin Steaks, 1b.. Sirloin Roasts, 1b. Rib Roast Lamb, Rib Roast Big, Ib fin, l‘ ?0\!'. 21' 1b sack. e 0. jacon, b . LD, v.9. Fat. OF., R, \'Q:E};-g,"'m, THE BEER YOU LIKE onsumers' Distribute: John ' Nittler 8224 So. 24th Street, .0" 1689, I.d 3934, Hotel Martinique B’way, 32d and 33d Sts. NEW YORK CITY IN THE HEART OF THINGS BIGH CLASS FIREPROOF HOTEL Aandsomely fiwnished, all outside rooms, with every modern appointment, o0 blisek from New Fann Denot, near all leading department stores and fheatre ROOMS WITH PRIVILEGE OF BATH, $1.50 per Day and Up. ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BA $2.50 per Day and it class of Boaationa st moderate rates. OUR CANDY SPECIAL For Wednesday Vanilla, Maple and Chocolate ) Fudge, per pound, ‘Wednesday, only MYERS-DILLON DRUG €9, 16th and Farnam Sta. P »- i5¢. ', A REMARKABLE SALE | LB T P [y | 4 i w 0 M E N’ S C 0A T S Ty s Bunder, ‘ | Thursday. Thursday. 3 S THE RELIABLE STORE ! wo m e “ S S ampl e S klrls [ Our Stock While we're cutting the established prices on all Trust ml:il; { ! and Trust controlled ds, we're also making delightful barg: J An Immense Purchase of All the Samples and Surplus Stock | All COlt lll ur Stoc $10 prices_bn &0 s ‘ From a New York Manufacturer Who Accepted a Loss in Order to Get the Cash. Worth $25 to $40 . Emi & «1onuit the entire stock at practically our own price. You can buy new skirts r.u‘fi%:r‘::‘:gg.’:"xafi?.:l’élll:zfii.' «IIE}'\'I%‘:\?:'irffsx'_{::‘fl%;v".fi?i\'{}':Ev'::-‘fln::—" mbrOiderieS al"ld Laces iy .\ Wednesduy at %4 what you would pay a few weeks later. #nd the charagter of tailorng that go Into $25.00, $30.00 and $40. f;g_c,o;;-‘,';;-y{ X ;’hree Big Counters of Three Big Counters ! | 3 00! oliey never to ds’ over 18 MBROIDERIES Wednesday— f LAOES Wednesday— ALL IN THE CORRECT NEW STYLES FOR SPRING 1910 [l e Tuamnathre For this astonisning price. Just think, §10.05. ©0 ednesday ol ] Fve \-to-date new style feature, made of fine Altman. voile, chiffon panama, EQUALLY INVITING IS THR SALE OF 3%c¢, 5¢ and 10c a Yard. | 3%c, 5¢ and Tl a Yard. | e S Pl : ! ! Worth from 5¢ to 25¢ a yard. | Worth from 10¢ to 15e #yard. | Freneh serges, heavy taffetas, gray worsteds, colored suitings, serges, panamas, etc. | wo M EN S SU lTS T Rinse adeort sick & ttermk fdr Botr stle(‘tlon. is . 6t ohe e 5 2 1, ce. ment of pretty pa 2 It is your best chance to buy a fine new skirt at less than 1% pri Foil San*C%kMord to miss thenr e ———————— All the Women’s I Afl SIllt m OIII' Stock $1 5 Extra Specials in our High Grade | Four Extra Speelals in our High Gradg Sam Surplus | : g;‘;';gT;m ! Worth $25 to $50 Wash Goods Linen nep;riment The suits look fresh and new as the day we unpacked them. They hl\'e_ s Stock, Worth Up to S perrathly, bl whd. movided and Are z";!.;:”;;::‘:n‘,'n“.; Tt wors oLt Tha Department | T o ol i '«“u.‘-‘é'r'rf:.'n':nfi,'?nfllfe‘"r'f,'r“I‘R.T‘.'x'.'f,'.-n“‘?('..'p‘é}‘ff. ‘J\‘n‘x:‘?::n:‘\"\‘\‘:»rr‘x:x; -'r'fifih :‘lfl:fin?“fl:; Three cases of Anderson's beautiful| ready for use, worth 15c; Wednes- f of puits we offer in this end-of-the-season clearing. Doesn't the $15 5.00 price Scotch GMnghams, sold the world| day, each ......... coer o 10 influence you to a purchase now? over ltdflflc a yard; Wednesday ov;y. Towels for 12%¢, l”n‘: ln;u. &an:lt 'Y T the $1.35 grade— Taerc);:: R A R ¢ :;«.d, fn}: use, wort edness - M"'age Sllks T TR 85c 00 WEh-G60aK; TBesutital atylee, fest|-Ai pove lthen. Tatie: Damas ol 3 1 (4