Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 26, 1915, Page 14

OMAHA EMALONEY SAYS HE | o et ot ne- Broswpreman | Gavnor cires et he had '.?.";:.,‘,ln: GOLEARKNEOEO:JEIETS'#A:TS;’] HERE / { Theological meminary, who lives across out the Dennis basement all | the street from the Bykes family therefore could not exactly. determine the Tt New: Fatsans ’BEI IE v ES GAYNOR Talks with Gaynos. time of edch VIAlL, although he was posi-| Govemor Whitman of New Fovic WO Uve that it was 1,0'clock or shortly after | companied by his wife &n \ Dr. Marshall had talked with Gaynor | oo | & A GO C0F persons, most of whom are state officials, .| When the man eame to work early Friday 4 lert|will Be in Omaha thirty minutes Friday i for His| % relativ of . After Gaynor and Marshall had left| o, R et morning relative to a bt of painting at| .y iion Chiet Maloney admitted the |mOMing. i i overnos enroute to Whereabouts During the Time ‘:"’:fi’;:":" i ihorty after 1 0'clock that | 4frair to be decidediy batfling and would | The New York goveror 1o ! of the Crime. | YKo8 Property 19| youchsate no information as to what line | the P Italy’s Strength on Land and Sea New York Times Most Conspionous Feature of Day's| Bassion is the Extreme Apathy Shown. ALSO PLAINLY PROFESSIONAL THE ARMY, Permanent Army Mobile Militla ......... Territorial Militia ... 515,000 734,401 245,000 320,170 340,000 2,275,681 acifie coast, traveling on a special NEW YORK, Ma Total . sesibniiee RRTEIEE 1,100,000 3,330,202 | complete urrangements- with him about | . EEIE Bl LW follow on the | train over the Northwestern and Unfon spicuous 4 Four armies have been organized, each of tvo to four army corps and dne ! o oo Mo+ bonsigiertigroprs i o B od £ |Sctfie.’ 7he. Mop in Ol 10 L0SSSE extreme apathy. Compared w avalry division An & ns, or two and |POLICE STILL ARE BAFFLED barn on which Gaynor was belleved to st that he makes at any place betwees previous day trading diminished over an axten mobile milft v 104 guns and | ! be working and did not see him led oceans. His train will arrive at. 10 per cent, Another feature of the seasion ghicen machine with 184 guns and twen I _— the painier Bl o ot Throat and Lung Troubles. | P aiooh and wiil teave for the west: at was its plainly professional characte ty-six machine guns. g firml rinced that J. M painter being asked to account for| Quickly heiped By Dr. King's New Dis- [ 0'clock an it will be run os thers being an absolute absence of public | g op oy " oe ipe bl 7 ..700,000 am firmly convince M. hin whereabouts at this hour. This he| covers. Tn tee aver forty years. Every|10: Out of Omaha it w inquiry. Dealing were again limited to the so-called war specinities, with the Consisting of fourteen army corps, with twenty-six Alpine hattalions, @itference. however, that this group thirty-eight mobile militia companies, in the sccond line; and twen Gaynor has told us a straight story | did by relating that about the time Mar-| home should kéép a bottie for émergen- |8 vecond section of the Union Pacific |as accurately as he ean recollect |#hall called he was in the basement of cles. c. All druggists.—Advertisement. | Overland train manifested more or less heaviness \lpine battallons in the third line. Rehind the foregoing are - | v ows throughout mountain batteries, #ix battalions ofcarabinierl, and twenty-three bat- | what he saw; also all that he kn | Opening prices were irreg battalions of customs guards with milida formations hehind them of events that transpired about the 01 was maintained, subject to slight ehanives. noon, when §F Analysis of the Three Lines, No Let Up to the Wonderful Bargain"Giving | Bykes home Friday, when Ada Swan- ot S T, ‘ttallons of infantry .......... v s 824 || son was murdered,” declared Chief in th ‘break In Rock Talan: - l‘l‘l“'“';“"l """ "":’""‘ Cerreeisiaeaas ‘:? of Detectives Maloney after Mr. Gay- —in the— ing news from Waalington that the In- atteries o eld guns. . cseey sssvesssvsnnns 260 || terstate _Commerce, commission 00 | Batteries of fortress artillery. ..................0.eeeeseeiis 475 || Bor had come to police headquarters would resume its investigation iInto the financlal affairs of that system. Final Arms, rices Showed net losscs of 1 to ! vo: Infantry Is armed with the Mannlicher-Carc 65 i "aumber of Lnes. Inciudiag (n , aginfants armed v th annlicher-Carcano mm. magazine rifle, States Steel, Reading and St velry s armed with carbine of sama caliber and pattern in the early operaiis s i hundred field baiteries with the 75 mm. rapld-fire Krupp, moMy re- Nepublic Steel, common «d by the Deport gun of same caliire, pattern 191] Siege guns Include v, Pressed Car Steel, Am"d" !, cm. guns and 15 and 21 cm. how.tzers and the new 0 cm. howitzer re- some of the coppers an y successfully experimented with at Genoa. There is also a machine gun & new pattern capable of discharging 1,40 shois a minute, Republic Bteel directors to i THE NAVY, action on the preferred stoc Six Dreaduoughts, |and in detail accounted for the time |he had spent upon each portion of the barn which he was painting to |the rear of the residence. | The Interview with the painter was oc- casioned by information vouchsafed the Hargadine-McKittrick Stock Sale from 2 ynrn “up, broidered Linens, Domestic Room m it ) snts — st were of a ‘hature v, Eive n\:l ““mr;rztl{ Lo Do ) (18 1-Anch 1 i Ut ot St || e ofCaveii - cacn 2w tons Ve Vi | i mm Xioras F dl k F h ; L Stock bore Intimations of an un- ¢ R R | LA Vi hcaam ancy Needle Work From the St. Louis Stoc K Y poa- || Dante Atigntert........... IlMlnnni?r!»:»lnrh w0 e ol T et St | 2 A o e | To be placed on sale Wednesday Vorno conditions. The|| San Glorglo........... p 80 tons - 4 10-ing - L e e 10118 toneq 18 16 pounders } "~ At About One-Fourth Actual Wholesale Pr ces 10,118 tona & o in steel sha y ) s W A TS Mk e to 3@ Yiutorio s 1:7 12neh e 75¢ !'nnyy Gooda at IS?O—FB:Q% S:tft Pl}i 36¢ Fancy Goods at 10c—A hl(nssnrtmmlt rhets were more stesdy. || Neser. ! N S a lows, Linen Towels, Stamped Scarfs and | ¢ hretty Sofa Pillows, Center Pieces, Table mmxfiylu T0"salen on Rome || peomeaciis Frin. St todd "% i et b m » Center Pieces, Tinted Table Covers, etc., | g.otc oto. sold by Hargadine MeKittrick neck x..'.:.." ST e H L | Gitnee Garivaie ; ' ot Hargadine McKittrick prices to 75¢, our | G5 ! e oh fesues. Tota » ¥ : : at to value, aggregated 81,502,000, Varese ... . 7,400 tons 1 10-inch, 3 8-inch " bt R R S AR T ) Frencesco p 2 el ¢ umu sE....... m&; 5w P | e ey 9300 tons 4 10-4nch, 4 S-inch ™ lt’s Time 4Yo.yard Pillow Ruffs, at ........... Silk Pillow Cords, each ............. 39¢ ’M welatiom :‘:",T,:' “:,::.,.""bmo 3 PER R AR & i 50¢ Embroidered Bibs, at ............ 15¢ | 3 skeins American Beauty Floss ...... 5¢ Vetior Plsan y iy ’ Ch 4,583 6 6-inch, { 47-4nch " " oo bt armiaed vasosid ot = B y w0 1% to ange Women's Silk Petticoats, made Women's Nobby New Dresses, Women's New Suspender Skiris the type of Re Umbertl.... 13,500 tons 5 67-ton guns, % 1 to sell to $2.00, all new colors, made to sell at $5.00 to $6.50, to sell at $3.98, in Shepherd It's time you were dis- carding your high shoes. Thirteen Effective Oruisers. From the Marsala, of 3,47 tons and 6 47-inch guns to the Libia, of 3,50 tens and 2 6-inch gui Gunboats .. Torpedo Boats Total Checks and Serges, black and colors, on sale in Domestic with full width fancy pleated all new spring styles, in Pop- flounces, on sale in Domestic lins, Messalines and Serges, in Room, at Domestic Room Great Savings on Silks and Wool Goods Wednesday ' Beautiful 32-in. and 36-in. Tub Silks, in the | 50c Quality Wool Challies, in good assort- two and three-color eombinations, Candy | ment of neat designs and border -effects, For men we are show- ing the largest and most varied line of low-cuts we have ever shown. Tans, blacks, patents, combinations, cloth tops and rubber soles, from Destroyers .. Submarines were received frém various organizations, The commissioners promised to give this ] Largest Band Goes matter due consideration when they took Stripes, etc., so much in vogue, all fast col- | light and dark colors, at, yard ...... 18¢ f to Coast With 300 [ur e mauer ot s prsac ey v $3-50 to $7 ors, at, yard ........ Coeenen 38¢ and 68¢ | 5oc ghepherd Oheck Suitings, black and $1.00 All-8ilk Satin Messalines, 36 ins. wide, . . 0 A 3 in black, white and most wanted colors, at, whxt‘a, 42 ins. wide, a splendid wearing e T N 58¢ quality, yard ...... serreeseiaens . %8¢ $1.25 Black Ohiffon Taffetas, 36 ins. wide, $1.50 Wool Suitings, including 54-in. Cov- rich, lustrous finish, 10 pieces on sale, at, | erts and black and white check suitings, 88¢ just 15 pieces in the lot, at ..........98¢ Men Will Like These Pine Silk Shirts, regular $3.00 values, §1.98—A splendid line of ‘Tub, 8ilk Shirts, pretty patterns, in the season's best colors, excep- $1.98 cation as Auditorium manager. Decorah Lutherans Three hundred Norwegians from De- corah, Ia., enroute to their general church i | convention, will arrive In Omaha Wednes- day mornirg et 8 3 o'clock on & wpecial train over the Milwaukee. Here they will be transferred to the Burlington and will leave for the west at 8:46 o'clock, Ohlhynyubnwr Iduanuvn Best Thing for a Blilous Attack. "'On account of my confinement in the printing office I have for years been a chronic sufferer from indigestion and lver trouble. A few weeks ago I had an ttack that was so severs that I was not to g0 to the case for two days. Falling to get any rellef from any other treatment, I took three of Chamberlain’ i mmmmmmmuu Tablots and the next day I feit like a new man." writes H. C. Balley, Editor the largest band in the world. It is made . up of 110 muwicians, bosides & chorus of | C™rOlina News. Chapin, 8. C. Obtainable some fitty volces. The organisation will| *¥*TYVhere—Advertisement. 1 ‘ furnish the music for the convention. lLUEPIIIIT!——OFTWINSIX SLNNY BROIOK SOPHS AT BELLEVUE AT THE PACKARD OFFICE " PREPARE FOR ANNUAL v goors Blue prints of the new Packard twelve- eylinder car received by Mr. Orr, local : Koy :mmmm'.‘u",""“"m,fl; representative, show the Twin Six has & remarkable range of ability. elect the editor, and business manager ot new s Jupiur Annual, Ralph Mar | TS ReWw car will be furnlshéd in two heslbase lenathe. The 18" 1y 1% % |tin whs given the editorship and Waiter | *IRIORS, ToH rries practically the pres- B, Webh was made business mansger. | (0TI UL SO Sy bodten: " The ,.;..'.. hgr s yne o gyl is 125 Inches and takes a new line of GILLAN URGED AS . Packard buflt bodles, which are a little less in length. AUDITORIUM u‘"mn Those wWho have seen the new Packard Twin 8ix motor and driven behind It, say that it marks the greatest advance in motor car design since the passing, ot Parcel Post Paid. Drexel 1419 Farnam. o » > and Children’s Hats B0 Black Leather Traveling Bags, to $3.00 values, all sizes, some leather lined, slightly marred but otherwise in good condition, - choice Rug Dept. Wednesday $30.00 Axminster Rugs, rize 9x13, good line of patterns, on sale Wednesday 3,?8 $21.50 Axminster Rln. vice p.tto‘:'n'l. 8-3x10-6 size, :lleulo. at, choice .. $8.50 Axmins ’au. 4-6x6-6 size, good line nl pat- $4.50 Axminster -4 36x72 size, l fine line for selec- tion, at ... Sale ul ’l'hlrd Floor. PURE FOOD ‘Wednesday, and silk finish fabrics, in white and colors. One of the choicest lots of underwear bargains shown in Omaha in years. \ Men's Silk Interwoven Mo#e - Champagne, Palm Beach, Blues and all colors, pair ll; or lar 76c values, 16-in. size, with lock and bolts ....45¢ Children's Wash Hats, regular at 0sén of them, vh!h and all colors and sizes. On Main Floor. Dress Skirts Made to Measure FREE All This Week FREE Snaps for \\ ‘ednesday "r;y Department T J ’llhm\.y R. C. Strehlow,\C. C. Belden and * oth appeared before the L wide, o ; Written petitions in behalf of Mr. Olian | Bea Wants Froiues WesiE -5 .,5' Q'mfl:y"x:c:'&‘mum. B Artistic tailoring and perfect fit are guaranteed ev- , &t DAIF .. .iiiiiians 00 Lo i mfiss‘f ery customer—absolutely no charge for the making — yards long, great bntnl'n-. at, | | your only expense being cost of materials. Make your E}“tm m.'{m:fi-' & selections from a big lot of summer fabrics which we are g s B e AL showing and the skirt will be made for you absolutely free of cost. Inquire at Dress Goods Department. . Put Up Your Pmeapplu Now ~ PACKARD “TWIN-SIX” The market is and will be | 4 large cans condensed milk The best creamery butter, 1b. ..g8¢ higher in & few days. 8 small cans condenaed milk Fancy No. 1 creamery butter, 1b. 880 We have a carload of extra fancy | Advo jell for dessert, the J iy Fancy No. 1 dairy butter, Ib. ..380 fruit, practically all 30 size, nothisg | WA BRS. ...ooco Good dairy table butter, 1b. ..... 230 - ) tiner for canning. he hest -Gnastio : | The best strictly fresh eggs, doz, 800 celll or spaghetti, pke. | Tall cans Alaska salmon . Yeast Foam, pkg. .... E. C. corn flakes, pkg. ll-ol. nk‘ condensed mince ma-;h ‘Wedneaday, per crate Fancy full cream, white or colored cheese, per Ib. 200 The Vegetable Market for the People, utcome of the present year's n-u aperations. The best cooking potatoes, peck 173%c 6 bunches home grown radishes “c- 1 b, i high ond Mul..uon- peanut butter, 1b. 18346 | 6 bunches home grown onions ..89 TEAGHE “ HOW TO .ET flour, nothing for bren‘f’. Large bottles WurcT-nr sauce, p\:m g heads go:: Ihallflth::xec g a: I T cakes. t pays lfl make Yo tomato catsup, pickles, assor heads o ea ettuce M AL WITH BUT ONE ARM A I WEl VE CYI INDER CAR Swa "r»?.n per ik 41985 | Linde. votlle a88083e0 | Freah spinach, peck . - 4 1bs. ;9. h beans, Ib, ‘;t Large cucumibe i Dunches Tre (Correspondence of the Assoclated Preas.) PARIS, May M-—Seldiers In hoap'taly the Bomme, who have lost an arm, are being trained in the tise of (¢ ro- maining membér by ‘Leon Coblence of Abbeville, who, during thirty-five years' We have just received et ' actual size blue prints of R e e e e the new Packard Twin-Six | showing compléte details of construction. Hanhoy ‘s breakf, Golden Santos cof ‘200 s | For lce tes try our combination | La 2 & TRY HAYDEN'’S FIRST,!!, - Trial Quar Pumps That Will Look || 5ttt Right on YOUR Feet On display in our XD W els Whiskey salesroom. o SRS , r:l:"é-?ur Whlsk ORR MOTOR SALESCO. e Fortieth and Farnam Streets : b H HH T 3 peel frult, do his own gur- trim his own finger falls. “ 3 hif i i i ACT AT, ONCE, m Dll'lu."“l COMm RIS SoR