Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 16, 1910, Page 12

JUDANY CHAUEFEUR SURGEON fan Who Operated on Lillis Said to | Be Young Doctor. {TRED MONTHS FOR JOB, RUMOR Inld to Have Received Feo for His Work, W Yot Dome with Tusty Knife. Out of the mase of reports and rumors it the character and kind of injurles Jack tudahy inflicted on Jere Lillis on that jvantful night at the Cudahy home in Vansas City, comes one by way of Chicago Vhich, while not entirely unique In its lenouement, adds light to a point partially \bscured in the minds of some who have fontinued to specufate upon the matter. ‘John Moss, the missing chauffeur, in- tolved in the Cudahy case as the alleged (ssistant of Jack Cudahy on the evening It the attack on Jere F. Lillis, may not be \ chauffeur ‘at all, but a voung surgeon, payving the role of auto driver in order |hat whatever attack with a knife was frade wonld be by akilled hands,” says the Phicago News. “This fs the purport of fensational reports which have reached Ihicago enent the mysterious disappear- knce of the ‘cheuffeur’ following the rum- us in the Cudshy home In Kansas City he rumors \are said to have a foundation 1 fact and to be common talk among club olk of the Missour! city who know whereof Ihey speak. The surgeon-chauffeur is said lo have been pald an enormous fee by fack Cudaby “That & young surgeon was hired months b advance of the deed which has so upset |he Miswourt city and its soclal set is al- ’.pa to be the true and inside story of he affalr. He was attired as & chauffeur nd played his part as such, it ls further colared, that all who might see him would o decelved into belleving he was what he urported to be. Not Work of Rusty Knife. “Thén, when the time for action had ar- fived, nceording to the story told, he was |ght on hand to lend his professional ald {nd fnsure the success of some outlined heme. The wounds infiloted on Lillls, :ansas City folk are sald to have declared \ Chicago, could not have been made with rusty knife in the hands of an amateur. 18 also suggested that this explanation t the identity of the alleged chauffeur ‘ould: | aocount for the mysterious dis- ppearance, that all he would have to do ould be to don' again the citisen's garb t & physiclan and become himself. All ace of John Moss, chauffeur, would have f{antshed. “Efforts today to geach two Kansas Clty | fign, recently arrived in Chicago and reg- fitered at local hostelries, were vain, both |elng reported out and as having left no ord as to thelr destination. K A young han who said he had just returned from | |he Missouri clty was discovered, however, {1 the lobby of the LaSalle hotel, telling |ne story, as he had heard it, to a friend. Ite #ald he had not heard the new theory {sgarding the chauffeur, but declared that Ihe ‘whole town was agog as a result of he attalr, “ ‘“The citizens talk of nothing elge, he 1214 ‘and all sorts of rumors are afloat.’ " Refused to End the Cudahy Case Prosecution Admi—md, However, it Never Would Be Pushed— Trial Continued. KANSAS CITY, March 15.—When the fase of John P. Cudahy, the millionaire (lubman, charged with assaulting Jere W || |uits, president of the Western Exchange (ank of this city, was called in the munlel- al court here today, neither Cudahy or Lillts appeared and the cace was continued. “This case won't be prosecuted, will it?" tolice Judge Kyle inquired. “I_don't belleve so,” the elty attorney epiled. “Let's dismisa it, Hested then,” the judge sug- But the city attorney Insisted the case | le continued and the judge ordered the lontinuance. Chamberl teputation as CHARLES MOORE AND ALL OTHERS DISCHARGED BY JUDGE faloon Keeper Accused of V Otesfug Law, with Allexed « tomers, Turned Loose. Chirles Moore, arrested Saturday night br selling liguor after § o'clock, was dis- rged In police court after evidence had ceri heard by Judge Crawford. Moere explained (o the judge that he Vus not present-at the time the lquor was (lleged’ to have been sold and that he did lot know it was being =old in violation of e law. ( The police arrested some twenty men in © basement under the saloon at 912 Dodge reet, who ' were alleged to have been Finkig beer. - The men were charged Mth being inmates of a disorderly house. Ihey were also discharged. Moore #nld that the basement of the sa- pori’ was rented to a Jap who has a lunch bunter, ‘and if beer was s0ld after 8 o'clock le wus mot mware of the fact Liniment has an enviable sure for rheumatism, ¥ oroup, coughs or colds are instantly re- r\-ed and quickly cured with Dr. King's ow Discovery. 60c and $1.00. For sale by leaton Drug Ce. {0BECK_ NOW IN THE RACE Charles Otto Kabeck, city comptroller, ‘104 his tee Tuesduy and leaped over into he congressional arena for keeps. He is i full-fledged candidate at last, having urveyed the field from every concelvable tandpoint .and satisfied himself that he nn. safely venture out into the deeper tater of this political se Woula B Cost Wim His Life, THE BE BRANDEIS STORE Announce Their Annual pring Opening A Presentation of the Authentic Novelties for 1910 in Every Department 3 Our facilities for presenting the correct styles for each season are practically perfect. eign office in Paris, with an We maintain our own for- experienced buyer in charge. He sends to us at once the newest ideas in women’s millin- ery, ready-to-wear apparel and accessories to the costumes. We mention particularly our brilliant showing of Erench and American millinery during the week of the open- NEW SPRING SILKS Boft and clinging crepe de chine are In vogue. We show the newest colorings. Motora, Sapho, Salome, Rajah, Arab and Ottoman Slantungs are shown here, You will be charmed with the 45-inch bordered foulards and the 45-Inch crepe palm silks. Our showing of the new dress goods includes every extreme novelty NOVELTIES IN LACES AND NETTINGS Flouncings, galloons, insertions end allovers to match—in Point Lierre, Point Rose, hand run effects, Baby Irish, silk embroidered laces, 46-in. novelty silk nettings in black and colors, etc. AUTO AND EVENING N\ shades—auto vells and street SCARFS AND VEILS Hand run Spanish silk embroldered net Princess.lace scarfs—ombre veils—in the new shadow, hex- agon and craguley mesh effects—Ilatest shades, includ- ing new “Chantecler” red. KID GLOVES FOR SPRING 1910 Kid Gloves in the celebrated French makes—Perrin's and Monarch, for which we are exclusive agents in Omaha. All the newest colorings for street and evening wear—In 2 and 3-clasp effects, NEW SUMMER WASH FABRICS We now have in stock a complete line of all the new mercerized rough weaves in every shade, all the new poplins, Anderson's im- ported ginghams in an en dless varlety of checks and plaids, new linen suitings in white, all widths and all colors, in the fine and coarse weaves, our own importation of sheer linens and sheer'plain white goods of every description. NEW. SPRING SHOES FOR 1910 The i varfety: of h\r lu comfort’ and yet wear an " short vamp, huh arched pump—see the one ;nvl two {8 50 varied that aty foot can , fitted with up-to-date style. e new eyelet pumps—see the scores of smart noveltfes. THE NEW CORSETS" We show this season the very best new models in corsets from the mak- ers of the highest, grade designs. We are agents for La Vida, Gossard, Amerl Tady and other famous makes. BRANDEIS STORES 25 bottle Queen Olives 2- lb clnl Stewed and Stri W af Qt bottle Lotus Table Vinegar 48-1b, mack Lotus Flour Idaho Potatoes, per bushel 20 bbls. Pretzels, per Ib. Peanut Butter (bulk), b, BUTTER AND CHEESE DEPT. Fancy Country Butter in nnlury of 1, 2,8, 4 or b Creai But Order in Our Bakery Dept. OMAHA, WED Potato Fancies, per 1b. Glace Cakes, Green Bows, Clay Pipes and Bhamrock Tops, 8t. Honorles, as- sorted sizes; Bouchees Des Dames, assorted; Green Decorations, and many fancy cakes to be had in our bakery department. P A Ranch fresh per doz. s, all coiors, er d A. Checse, per Ib. . . P Blue Label Cheese, WPer PE. Large Edams, eac! DEPARTMENT Green Pipe Stems, apes in Cases, Green Spun Sugar Nes Baskets Favors (candy) to be filled Bow Knots (green) for tops of cakes or candles. y Curls Green, Candy Hats assorted, Oscar Bowman, Lebanon, Ky., writes: I jve used Foley's Kidney Remedy and hke great pleasure in stating It oured me fermanently of kidney disease, which cer- hinly would have cost me my lfe” Sold b all druggiste. Wb mtiesan Stovs Bottled Book Beer, ¢ A delicious and sparkling tonic, now . “Phone your order for a case t delivery guaranteed. Charles ‘Phone Webster 13%0; Ind., B-13 P e C—— ll‘l-. Permite, 1666 Bouth Elev: '_ p Eley -mh -y Buwmm. nn Bouth Six| u-nm mulxni ’orhror‘:{ iy s, vl Broger ':‘-:: anh 'hrulr -nnu-. g H Cl W Corby, tour framen o WLO"™ DENTISTS Best equipped dental office in the middle west Highest grade dentistry at reasonable prices. Porcelain fillings, just like the tooth. ments carefully sterilized after each uluunt. THIRD FLOOR PAXTON y ) Cor 16th and Farnam Sts. SPELLS £5ie} CANDY SPECIAL -A-W- The Best ‘Olul‘l. Throat ufl HOWELL’S ANTI-KAWF Tomorrow we will sell our regular Get bottle today, 880 and 80e, at your | 35-cent Angel Food Taffy at 15-cent .ndf Drug Co,, 307-30% | per. pound. Fresh Home-made Candy v-ll the time at popular prices, Have | you tried our Candy? If not, tomor- row will be the day to do so. MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO. 16TH AND FARNAM BSTS, Hotel Martinique B’'way, 32d and 33d Sts. NEW YORK CITY COAL AT OUT FRIOES Now that 11-11 coal season is prac- tically over, net finish up on a ton of our furnece use? call us for infor- ualities. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Best in the West. All instra. | v 2zex FOR WEDNESDAY| VESDAY, MARCH 16, 1910, FREE—Any 15¢ Ladies' Home Journal Pat- tern with Spring Quarterly Style Book at 20¢ SPRING OPENING WEEK Oome out and see the store in its springtime garb. See the beautiful window exhibits. See the new spring gar- ments and fabrics and women'’s fixings, in all their mag- nificence, l)islincliveness A cordial invitation is extended to all. and Quiet Refine- ment the Key Note of - Our EASTER $ : e SUITS at.... Our sketch gives you a faithful portrayal of the character of the twenty- five dollar suits we show, Individuality and rare good taste are expressed in every line. 'The tailor- R~ 'ing is superb, emanating from the shops of the master tailors of the craft. They have all the earmarks of high priced suits. The rich materials, the perfect fit, the faultless fashions are the admiration of all. Just the kind of suits you will be proud to own and wear and giving you an entree into the society of the best dressed women. You will be becomingly attired Eas- ter Day, and at smaller cost if you make your selection from the matchless Bennett stock at $25.00. New “Sunburst” Silk Dresses—New- est 1-piece models; entire garment is accordion pleated with yoke and cuffs of allover lace. Come’ ih various color combinations of changeable Spring Jackets for women and misses, in coverts and serges, in $5.95, $10 and 812 Long Coats for Spring, in light serges, diagonals and coverts, sllk moire collar and combina- many new styles, at $@.95, $8.95, tion piping trimming— at $15.00. $19.50. $25.00 Yo (67 % Easter Suits, Reefers and Hats, | Black Vofle Skirts of finest Alt- man voile, new pleated and over- drape effects, richly trimmed, in- cluding extra sizes up to 30 and 36-inch waist bands, at— $10.00. 812.00. $15.00 Pongee Silk Petticoats—Some- thing new, washable and durable —tan, gray, reseda, at..82.25 " Netw Nobby Styles for Little Boys #Th§ ‘@ntire second floor boys' section filled with snappy Baster “tog well. Y Olothes that are correct in style-and the most serviceable as SUITS. in ‘Russian, Sallor Blouse and Norfolk styles and single and double-breasted knickerbocker suits $2.50 to $10 REEFERS are shown in tans, grays, reds, Shepherd checks and fancy stripe and checked cloths. Complete new lines. -$2.50 $3.50 35 BOYS' HATS—For little fellows, 2 to ¢ yenrn—sort crush styles, in all colors, will goat - 50¢ to $1.00 American Beauty Corsets The American Bosut: Models produce those long, graceful lines 80 necessary to the season's exacting gowns, alike tell us they are the acme of perfection. Dressmakers and ‘costumers They make possible the best fittings, and still afford the wearer ease and comfort with an in- dividual grace that is simply marvelous. Wer would call your particular attention to— MODEL 3078-—This nfodel is especllllf! adapted for the stout fig- Ure. Tts a 1on5 hip corset titted wi geadily adjuste: X supporters hold it firmly in place. h reducing atraps that are It is 1ong hip model, low bun aftect, double boned lhrou'houl. and T Tm l‘nbs in a lunerb rted Coutll. Bizes 20 to 36. $3.00 We are uhowin‘ numberleu other American Beauty Models, all dealgned fog, grace and comfort and still carry out the season’s exacting lines. Prices range 00 to $8.00. \ 1 tted without extra charge. Sale of Post Card Albums Our New York office buys three cases sample and odd lots post card albums from W. .C. Harn & Co., N. Y., America’s larg- est ‘manufacturers, at HALF PRICE. Thig purchas {s divided into six lots and will bf!cld as follows Wednesday: 26¢c Albums will g0 for. . 50c Albums wiil go for . $1.00 Albums will go for . 10¢ 19¢ 49¢ Basement Specials 109, {OFF Peninsular Steel Ranges, i fio&. 1nclu lll( 15¢ Paring K‘:mes 26¢ Bread Knives . And 10 stamps. ven $1.55 Flootr Brushes, 1.65 Floor Brushes, )6 Floor Brushes, 66 Wioor Brushes, 12-ir 20¢ heavy w|re Carpet Beaters nd 10 stamps Aoe Shoe Pollsh Brush. And 10 stamp: $1.26 Albums will go for , $1.50 Albums will go for. . $2.00 Albums will go for .. 69c 98¢ 14 Wed’sday Notion Day Shears and Solssors—Nickel plated, point and blunt ends, 25¢ kind..100 Best Machine 8lk—35 yards to spool all colors; special, $wo for. .. Bunch Tape, assorted sizes to rnllr per bunch Pearl Buttons—All sizes, from three large buttons to dozen small ‘but- tons on card, for. .. .8 Jot Buttons—All sizes—one o three dogen on _card, .bnll!. one Su) ers for women dren; Dlack and whitar ! veston—Dozen spool ~—Dblack, white, brown; box....180 Groceries——Wednesday and Thursday Specials Bennet(’s Breakfast Coffee, 2 Ib kinds, pound for kinds, pound for . Cocktatl, Chill. Balad D Catsup, bottle .. Ra 12 ounce package imall- Sour Pickles, dozen S!nlh\urcks Chocolate vr , Condensed: Milk, C h 1 v;n Houtén's ( 1% Double Stamps on Butterine. Bennett's Capltol llnrtmefl. L] pk"‘.:or . pound ‘cake .. ca We offer at ........480—and «+s . 880—and .48c and 380—and 250—and -and green stamps green stamps #reen stamps Kreen stamps green stamps green stamps and and and ~and .940—and ,88o—and lfi uc green #reen stamps stamps green stamps Ereen stamps green stamps .00 Tee Breen stamps v He /@80-—and green stamps .. #178—and 50 green stamps .ooana 100 green stamps .I..—cn 10 green stamps vaporated Peaches, 3 pounds for acaroni, Star and Crescent, 3 L and Flour BOO"'- kages for . e o] g | Dlamond’ C. or, Both Savings and Satisfaction) | Offered in Our Sale Offerings - HAYDENS Sale Thursday See Windows. THE RELIABLE STORE Marvelous Silk Dress Values Manufacturers’ Surplus Stock of One Piece 8ilk Dresses— Delightful assort- ment of new 1910 styles, all colors, Rose, Resedas, Greys, Tans, Blues, Copen- hagens, Black, ete., plain, colors, and fancies, trimmed with 9 0 \ 0 Sale Thursdady See Windows. \ TSR S laces, appliques and self-tone braids. Made to sell up to $25.00— Your Choice, at. .. See t\he Beautiful New CROWN JEWEL SUITS $25.00 You'll not find them duplicited in | style or quality at less than $35.00. The 1910 styles are a revelation in beauty. of design and superiority of workmanshin. White Goods Speclals In Our High Grade Linen Department for Wednesday ‘ plendid line Fine Sheer Cross Bar Muslin and Lawns; regular 18c¢ values— Wednesday, at, yard 106 Fine Sheer, Chamols Finished Long (.le‘.h full 36 inches wide; never sold less than 30c a yard—Wednesday, at, yard -18¢ Beautiful line Sheer White Onoda in assorted figures and stripes wurth 39¢— Wednesday, at, 196 Elegant assortment in figured Madras, annn und Dlmmu some 50c values —Wednesday, at, yard .,. N e 4 Eltffl Specials for Wednesday IngOur Famous Domestlc Room From 8:30 to 9 A. M.—Hunter’s choice best yard wide goods, sold at 12%%e; fine bleached—10 yards limit— at, yard. ...6%0 From 10 to 10:30 A. M.—25¢ large Towels, hemstitched, good for dresser covers—8 fowels limit; at, each ... e 110 From 2 to 2: 30 P M ~36-inch Percales, dark and light colors; regular price 12V%5¢—10 yards limit—at, yard. . 61’ C From 3 to 3:30 P. M. 850 Sheets 81x90, seamless, very heavy cloth, round thread—6 shéets limit—at, each ..........420 From 4 to 4:30 P, M.— Amoskeag Apron Checks—6 yards limit— atOYARG iy i s Six other spec mls, $3.00 ROOKER $1.75—Hard Wood Rocker—like cut—large and roomy, | strongly made, fine golden finish— | big . snap Wednesday, . All Day in Our Famous Domestic Room 200 dozen 76c Napkins, No. 50, will close, at, dozen 100 dozen Napkins, No, 103, gell at $1.10 per dozen, to close, at 60 Table Cloths; 8x10; that sell at $3.00 each, will go, at ’ 100 pleces of Blue Ribbon Damask; sells at 60c a yard; all day, at, y: 35¢ Poplin, worth 26e¢, at ... 19¢ Abberfoyle Ginghams, at SEE OTHER SPF(‘!AL‘ j | READ THIS FOR WEDNESDAY IN GROCERIES. Stop and Think What We S8ave You on Your House Keeping Expenses 19 1bs. best Pure.Cene Granulafed Sugar) HGGS! BO S EGGS!L now - at aper Than Meat. 8 bars Diamond > | The best strictly No, 1 Fresh liggs now at ing better sold at any price, do. Road the Prowh Vegetable and Orange Ad for ‘Weases o Beat 1~.m A|I fitm noth- vy 20 10c size, Diamond Mince Meat, per pkg. ... 6 Ths. best Hand Picked N 8§ 1bs. Cholce Japan Rice . 8 Ibs, best Rolled Breakfas Rex Lye, per can %o H. ' Condensed .. TH0 | Beets, Carrots, per ‘bunch . Fresh Spinacn, Der ka | Fresh Tomatoes, per b, Fresh Cauliflower,” per Ib. 3. Turnlm nml Shallots-—— { 314 Egg O See or k. C. corn ¥ Truen's Wheat Flakes, pkg. Jonathan Apples. ber peck uaker Wheat Flakes, pkg. 2 heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce lna Nuts, pkg. s 4 2 RMI:llun Assarted Smllm JonalEsTIesl Lima Beans o An Pank 3-1b. can Golden Pumpkin, Squash or Baked Beans . Ofl or Mustard Sardines, can “Hominy, ¥ NGRS 7340 | we have it at & saving of 50 per oent ™ | The best Soda or Oyster ( | Tall cans Alaska Saimon nckers, Ib. 7:2., The best Crisp Ginger Snaps, Ib, . The best Crisp Pretzels, Ib, Fancy Cookies, 40 different kinds, Tb. loc Maricaibo Blend Coffee, 1b Porto Rico Blend Coffee, Ib. The best Tea Siftings, Ib 17%0 200 18%¢ Our Women’s Shoes The New Spring Shoes are now in, and we’re showing a wealth of choice models in High or Low cut creations. We’ve the Shoes that will play.an all important part in the toilette of the Woman who expect to appear at their best this Spring. Come See the Beauties We’ll not undertake, at this writing, to describe the new features in Spring Foot- wear. We’'ll attempt that later, but we do invite every Woman, that is atiall inter- ested in choice shoes, to come to see the new arrivals. FRY SHOE CO. "THE SHOERS 16th and Douglas Streets, The best Golden Santos Coffee, Ib. uc‘ Highland Navel Orange Bals Regular 20c size, dozen Regular 26¢ size, dozen o | Regular 80c size, dozen Regular 400 size, Regular 600 size, dozen | Orange Bpoon, guaranteed ‘for 10y at. each We owe you fi%c ¥ on’ ‘every "spoon. ronaey TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST _PAvs love. cnmfort and | wealth in RRGSTERLD, U.0. par. OB THE BEER YOU LIKE Ceasumers' Distribyter John Nittler 8224 So. Z4th Street, who find th FOOD FOR NERVES ' e i o or exertion shpdl; | SRAE NERVE OO0 FILLE BN Wiake you eqt and sicep and be @ mas aguin, #1 Box; 3 boxes $3.50 by mall, SHERMAN & MOCORNBLL DEUG 00, | Oor. 16w and Dodde tzeets. OWL DRUG [ Gor. 101 'aba Maruey Sta. Oumabs, Neb r power vy tul vigor it of gvers sttmsm CENTURY FARMER | One Dollar & Yean, rvous mee \'i)