Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 6, 1915, Page 26

i i { =5F e e i S < e, i It tf 12- -B STRONG CHARGES IN DAMAGE SUIT .h.rtlh.nk.mom Made in Case of Former Poliee Officer Agninst Car Company. WITNESS IS ASSAULTED TWICE Charges of contempt of ecourt, physical assault and intimidation of a withess have been made in distriet eourt by the street rallway company in support of its motion to secure & fiew trial in the personal injury dam- age suit in which Alva Jackson se- cured a verdict of §12,000 in Judge English's district court. Jackson is a former Omaha police of- ficer, who more than ten years ago was wounded by Pat Crowe in a revelver duel on the streets with the kidnaper of Bdward Cudahy. Me sued the street rafi- way company for damages, alleging that on July 22, 1913, he sustained an injury to hils leg as the result of & car starting up when he was attempting to board it, which necessitated amputation. The case was tried last March, Witness Assaulted. Affidavits and motions filed by John L. Webster and W. J. Connell, attorneys for the street rallway company, contain the following charges and requests for action by the court: Nels Jensen, who had made a statement that Frank Jackson, the plaintiff's brother, had offered him a bribe to give false testimony, swears in an affidavit /that he was twice assaulted by Frank Jackson, the second time on May 2, at Fifteenth and Chicago streets, when he was knocked unconsclous. Btreet rallway attorneys’ motion asks Judge English to cite Frank Jackson on | & charge of contempt of court growing ‘out of alleged intimidation of a witness. Affidavits of P. A. Cole and Martin Nel- sen jdentify Frank Jackeon as the man who assaulted Jensen. Did Not Fall from Car. fiatement of Nels Jensen, %08 North ,Sixteenth street, witness subpoenaed by the plaintiff at the trial, who falled to |g0 up and swear to to Stoux City to -vdn getting Jackson linte trouble by his testimony; that he a street car, and that after Jackson left the hospital he sald he was “all in”" and that he “was golng to get & plece of money from the street railway oom- Pald as Witness. Atfidavit of Henry Peasinger asserts that Alva Jackson on September 4, 1913, offered him $0 to be a witness in his suit, umu'unmalunctWM ML, iz i i §s 5 z i H : 5 ; : « i 2 4 3! £ it : 5 i E3 H i I : H | i & new ordinance for the regulation of bread bakers, It is proposed to require that loaves of byead shall be made in #izes of one-quarter, one-half and three- X of & pound, one pound, and J units of pounds for loaves over one pound. present the bakers are marking the of their loaves res éi {in the morning. Swmewnere enroute, the |sleoper on which he was a passenger was | TH]-, OMAHA SUNDAY B EE JUNE 6, 1919, v_ . TRAVELERS ROBBED | WHILE THEY SLEEP Sleepers on Burlington Kansas City Train Lose Their Clothes ‘hnn'l Lha Wmdov I l SCREEN IS CUT mn OUTSIDE | A new and unique style of train| robbery has been introduced. So far as js kmown, it was tried out for the | first time on the Burlington’s Kansas | City-Omaba train Friday night and worked to a echarm, and without any person being injured or frighteaed. C. B. Nolen of the.City National Bank building, who aseerts and ln-i sists that he was not a victim of the new plan of trais-robbery, gives (hel detalls. Cut the Serecus. Mr. Nolan was at Kansas City and boarded the Burlingtoa's night traim for | Omaha, reaching here at an early hour robbed, or at least A mumber of the passengers were. Sometime during the night and probably whan the train was stopping at some lomely ‘station, some party, or parties, passed along the side of the sleeper, cutting the screers over the windows and then reaching in, hauled out coats, trousers, vests and other gar- ments of the men and gowns of the women. When the passengers awoke this mom- ing, according to Mr. Nolen, there was & great confusion in the sleeper. Men dis- covered that they were pantless and coat- less and several womel found that they were dressless, When account of stock was taken, it was found that a number of watches, a few pocket books and many articles of jowelry had gome with the clothing. At the first station where the train stopped after the discovery of the rob- bery, & flood of telegram started to the folks at home, tciling to meet the send- ers at the traln with such articles of clothing as might be mceded. None of the train men had any idea at what point the robbery oceurred and all main- tained that nothing of the kind ever neem before in the histery of rall- Infant Taken from Bedroom Before the Lightning Strikes Mrs. Prank Brodfl, jr, left her home with an infant Friday evening, a few minutes before lightning struck the roof of her dwelling, the clectricity passing close to a bed where the child had been lying. Mother and child went next door to stay with Mr. Brodil's parents during the storm. Fire Warden Morris happened to be standing on the porch of ks home acress the street and he states that shingles on the Brodil roef were hurled twenty feet into the alr by the force. The damage was nominal. Liberty Bell to Be in Omaha on July 7 Old Liberty bell is to reach Omaha on July 7 st b o'clock in the morning. It is to be here until 11 o'clock. The city com- missioners huve appointed a reception committee of three of thelr number and it s expected that the Beard of Bduca- Honored on Birthday ‘Willlam H. Stephens, a veteran pof the a ploneer of Omaha, cele- nty-tourth birthday Thurs- of his daughter, Mrs. G. Ames avenue. The house in the natienal colors and beautitul bouquet was o Stephons by the Grand of the lo”lh cirele. About forty | wel g ; 38 % i i There are always the well-known Remember that it is not advis- able to waslt the hair with any cleanser made for all purposes, but always use some good preparation made expressly for shampooing. You can get a pack- age of the best, which is called Can- throx, from your druggist. Dissolve a teaspoonful in & cup of hot water and After ita use rapldly with uniform col- Dandruff, excess oll and dirt are and entirely disuppear. Your he so fluffy that it will look ‘h heavier than it is. Its luster and will also delight you, while the ulated sculp gains the health which hair growth.—Advertisement. L RO I i i i i | ———— Every thing in stock bespeaks right —— o — Women of Greater Omaha Know the Splendid Saving Advantages of quality at pleasingly reduced prices, A right from the v1ewpomt of savings, right by the test 4 of intrinsic value whether the money spent is little or much, right by Coloréd Dress Linens at 49c Yard 36 inches wide, the soft French finish, medium weight, suitable for either dress or suitings, com- plete range of colors, quality us- ually sold at 69¢, here at, yd. 49¢ Tub Swuitings, plain and novelty weave, solld color fabrics, depend- able colors, all shades. These 27- in, suitings on sale at, yard..25¢ Tissue Volle and light welght sheer Fure linen, 70 inches clusive designs, uneq inch size, a dozen woven color Dress Fabrics, varlety of stripes, in all colors, yard..13%¢ | Pattérn Table Cloths — Dainty Volle Fabrics, printed nov- | linen, 2x2 size, $2: elties; colors light or dark, woven 2% x2 color stripes and plain shades, all | <7%& «cccevveinens 49-in. wide, y&rd .........0... Foundation 8ilk, 36-in. " ‘wide, " all #hades, also black or white, the Ideal “slip” or loose lining, for all sum- meér materials, yard Main Wash inch size, a dozen Phenomenal Values in Tme Embroideries for Monday Our Great June Sale offers a broad assortment of finest St. Gall Hand Loom Embroider- ies at about half actual worth. Flouncings, Bands, Edges, Allovers and Galloons in Mull, Swiss, Organdie, Cambric, Longcloth, Voile and Handkerchief Cloth, for Brides, Brides- maid’s, Graduation and Party Gowns and Summer Dresses. ed elsewhere at $1.50, Napkins to mateh, in the $3% wide, ual- vd. Napkins to match, in the the standard for fair dealing which you've always found clearly reflected here. June Sale Household Linens, Bedspreads, Sheets, Cases Notwithstanding the greatly increased import cost of all foreign linens, through heavy purchases months ago we are enabled to offer values at even less than at any former period. Satin Finish Table Damask—- Scalloped Table Cloths—68x | 12 ex-| 68 size, all linen, most attractive 119 designs, splendia wearing szys linen; $3.50 value, at .. Hemstitched Table Sets — Cloth and dozen napkins to match, pure linen, neatly boxed; Satin Finish Bed Sets — Spread and bolster cover to match, scalloped, cut corners; made for 4 ft. 6 in. beds; $8.75 3650 value, at, each Bed Sheets—-S1x90 size, seam- less, made from hard twisted cot- 99 95 All{ $6.00 value, a set ...... $4 ~|ton; best 75c value, 65¢ 50 Sa OREh ..iiiicnnecives . 1 tin Pinish Bed Spreads — e oo | Bxtra large size, cut corner, heavy MIHOM Pfllow Cases — =~-| fringe; the best spread value we| “Hand cut scallop,” 45x36 size; have ever sold, at, this quality made of super- each for sheeting, at, each .. " 19¢ A < . —— — — New Laces Splendid Economies Offered In These Monday Specials. We have just received a new line of the popular 18-in. and 27-in. Oriental Flouncings and will place them on sale Monday in 5 special lots, yd., 39¢. 49¢. 59¢ @0¢ and ........c000000 10¢ Val, Laces, Monday, yd. 5¢ 15¢ Cluny Laces, Mon., yd. T% ¢ 25¢ Cluny Laces, Mon., yd. 10¢ fe Oriental Laces, Mon., yd, 5¢ 15¢ Shadow Laces, Mon., yd. 5¢ You can’t afford to miss these great underpricings. 1st LOT 2nd LOT 3rd LOT 4th LOT 49c and 69c Yard | $2 Embroideries, 98¢ | $3 Embroid’ries $1.49 | $4 Embroid’ries $1.08 ‘Bluzustlf\lllxll};llo;;lm w(lu'lh Incll;dh;gm rvlda assort- | An exceptionally fine line | A Star assortment of the tlgul B .25; -In, ouncings | ment o -in. and 27-in. 8, 27 -in. worth $1.00; Combina- | Combination Lace and Fakiin suols BIIEN) 13 gg::}ul E::bro‘l::rl:so i?n tion Bands worth $1.50; | Embroidery Flouncings, | 0. &nd 27-in. Novelties | gyiss,” Organdies ' and Binner l"lnol Insertings worts | 45-in. Volle and Swiss in both white and colors, | Voile Flouncings, quali- $1.00; Vandyke Flounc- | Flouncings, Appli que ich ties usually sold at $4 yd. ings worth §1.25; 46-in. | Lace and Embroldered | F'°h Dpew patterns and Extreme Novelties of the igure. Volle Flouncings worth | Flouncings and New | 8ctual values to $3.00 & | yiohogt class greatly un- $1.50; 27-in. Organdie | Medalllon designs-in 1¥x I vard. You can’t afford | derpriced at $2.25, $2.75, worth $1.00. 27-in. Flouncings. to miss them. $3.50 and $4.00 yard. strator, == = We’ve Ready to Shew You New Fall, 1915, Patterns in RUGS Not only new ones but some mighty interesing values, too. So come Mon. Seamless Wilton Rugs 9x12 size, Monday ...... §-8x10-6 size, Monday . 7-6x9 size, Monday 6x9 size, Monday . 27x64-In. Wilton R Seamless Brussels Run 9x12 size, Monday ...... 8-3x10-6 size, Monday .. 7-6x9 size, Mondly 6x9 size, Momh{‘ o 8eess o Seamless Velvet ugs, 9x12 size, (I R R 8 Handsome Axminst size, on sale at . Suits wnrth $25. Suits worth $30. Suits worth $35. Suits worth $39, Manday . 36x72 size, Monday . Water Color Window Shades, 36-in, wide, 72-in. long, special Basswood Ourtal by 12 ft,, designs in n Stretchers, It. will not warp $35 values, Chines, 1,000 Men’'s Summer Shirts, in Percales, Penangs, Crepes and Mercerized or Silk finished fab- rics, new styles and colors, actual values to $2, in Fur- ssc nishing Dept., choice .. &LJC 2 Mm s 50c smn- or Drawers, |n Mesh, fine ribbed or balbriggan, all sizes, such well known makes as Rox- ford, Eyelet mesh, etc.,, regular 650¢c garment values, in Domestic Room Monday, at .. Poplins, June Sale Underpricings on Tail- ored Suits, Coats and Dresses Offering most pleasing economies. Our buyer, now on his way to the eastern mar- ket, left instructions to sacrifice all spring stocks for quick clearance. 125 Elegant Suits Go the Bargain Way Monday 19 £ A splendid lot of distinctive Taffetas, Failles, Checks, Serges, Gaban- dines and Novelties, in the sea- son’s best colorings. 008 00. 00. 00. Summer Silk Dresses, big special purchase of $20 to in Crepe de Pongees, ete., all colors, the season’s best styles, specml Lonsdale Bleached Muslin at 63 c Yard Sale in Our Domestic Room Monday. vards,) No Phone or Mail Orders Filled. Wide Sheeting, bleached, the 10-4 width, 30¢ qualit » Bed Sheets, full bed size 72 and $1x90 size, 'y 4 Bed Spreads, full bed size crochet, best § Percale, yard wide, W R AR Wh:::‘md ll;rlnled Novelty Wash Qualities sold at 12%c¢ to 20c yar: Towels, brown linen roller tg“ T LY 1 use, each ... ... yd., 65¢ value, each 1 value, each . shirting and dreses styles, 10c nnd yard Napkins, luncheon , ready hemm c Ginghams for skirtings, children’s c{ruul ’f(cu h yards of an excellent 10¢ quality, yard ... . White Suiti skirts and childre apparel, 36 inches wide, yard (Limit 10 21¢ 50¢ 12%¢ % yards in this lof. 0 2% yards long, rudy t(fi' ¢ thomsands of % the ideal material for outing lull?nncd - 12%eé - Special Flour Sale Monday Every housewife should try a sack of our famous D! and save from 2bc to i0c a ack. This flonr s Euarentacd s nh-olul' y rr!«l u!lll‘lelwn if not sat -t:‘::on‘-; T&‘"‘""‘" ; 8, 8000, M50\l refund you your money’{n Made ‘from ¢ wheat; Monday per e, 16 1bs. best pure cane Granulated | Sugar for .. . cans Fancy Sweet 00 | Corn: Wax. String, v | Lima Beans ...... h a5¢c l‘rla g‘olllu Worcester 'Sauce, to Catsup, l;: u—' um Mustard, bottle ...... .. - 7 ibs. best Hull l.u-ary iumh arge cumbe: o aperriss Fresh Beets or Carrote: b 0 { bbage. 1b. ....... Pl cane Rl B sa 1= | Ee Toier” Ladmons, 'dés. Green Flour o Kive {uu after using Sugar or S - - - $14Z Another Big Shipment of these classy new Middy llnum just received, all white, white and blue, white and pink stri best lot ever shown in Omaha, at price. . . See the Handsome New Palm Beach Suits— Assortment of classy styles, widely var ied. Values you’ll find matchless, The Right Corset for Binner Corsets If you have ever had difficulty in getim,': a corset to suit you; if your | to appear as slim as possible, wear a There’s a model for each type of have Miss Austin, their special demon- Stout Figures is well rounded and you wish Corset. Come in and look them over; , aid you in selection. Classy New Coats at Suryrmng Bargain "CCS Coats worth $15.00. .. Coats worth $19.50. . $10 Coats worta $25.00. .. An immense assortment of clever designs in Silk Taffetas, Corduroys, Coverts, Chinchil- las, ete., both plain colors and Silk novelties, values seldom, if ever, equaled in June sales. New Net Dresses $15, $19.50, $25, $35. | A splendid new lot just received. Crepe de Chine Dresses and Novelty Silks §$15.00, $19.50 and .....$25.00 New Taffeta Dresses— $19.50, $25 and $29.50 the prettiest and $1.95 ped madras or natural pongees, $14.00 English Semi-Porcelain or brown border design ..... der, 100 pieces; on sale at Plates, Sugars and Creamers, Footed Sherbets, Water Glasses, 50c 35c dozen White Crown Jar Caps, dozen Fruit Jar $3.90, $4.90, $5.90 From your choice of 500 pieces of fine wool materials in wide assortment of popular weaves and colors. First class tailoring—perfeet fit and satisfaction guaranteed Remember these pyices cover the entire cost of making and materlals. Ask about them at Dress Goods Counter. g Matting Small refrigerators $0-1b, capacity refrigerators, beautiful golden oak 50c Child’n’s 110-1b. capacity “White Moun- | natural guarried stons, vnn. o tain” refrigerators, beautiful oak | snow and hold the ice s.lt Cm. w”m ZSC o i g el B BB B $22.50, sale price . opal glass lined boxes. $1.75 values Satupday 50 dosen of them-— capacity e Moun- CLOTHES BASKETS at Jlarge size straws, also linen and | tain” refrigerator, goiden oa% Two lots of genuine Syracuse matung sult case. wash hats; all case, white lined, r-[uhr prive | Willow Clothes Baskets ot o m-d' e over -nfi».‘“(‘ &ood styles and | $25.00, sale pri &reat bargain. . - in all sizes. Buy the | 165-1b. capacity Lot 1—Small 65c size and Sontional value Ta he boys' summer hats | tain” refrigerator, golden ouk [ ium Sic size -‘I m“"“%‘,‘_ Monday in Hat Dept. case, white Mued food | Lot chamber, “Boston” three door | extra Extraordinary Values in Dinnerware On Fourth Floor Menda: $18.00 American Semi-Porcelain Dinner m—loo pleces, ‘l l '. decorated in pink, rose, cluster design; on sale at, set.. L $12.00 American Semi-Porgelain Dinner Sets—Gold band '. ‘. decoration, 100 pleces; on Sale At..........oeeieeeis . . $85.00 Dinner Sets—C onventional -lmfignu, with gold bor- ‘zl so .............. L 25¢ Bl 044 Pleces of Fine China—Flatters, $2.00 dozen values, each Flint Blown Glasses, 60c dozen kind; per dozen . dozen kind; at, . FRVUIT JAR CAPS LESS THAN HALF bb.tl 50 & dosen kind, per dozen, lo White Mountain Refrigerators Special Surplus Stock Sale Monday The continued cool weather which must be sold 85.95 case, regu- lar price $13.50: sale price $10. Exccptwnall Choice Values in Wanted Summer Silks wt, | Tub Silks | - 100 pieces of 32-in, and 36-in. Tuh Silks in a fine assortment of new weaves and colorings, just the th(nz for summer waists and dresses. s+, |Dress Silks{ = and $1.25 50 pieces in the lot including All- Silk Satin Messalines, and Chiffon Dress Taffetas, both 36 ins. wide, all colors, excellent qualities. $1.50 and $2.00 Silk Orepe de Chines and COrepe Brussellette, in broad range of new colors, including the scarce shades, 40-in. wide, to 3" 00 VRINOE "tcd o4 oo £ N0 ke Black [Chiffon Dress Taffetas, henu- tiful soft finish, rich, lustrouy raven black, the popular silk for separate skirts, two specials Monday— yard 78¢ and 98y — Drugs & Teilet Goods for Monday $1.50 box rl.eTrcfh E%i’ or Azurea Im 986c 50 Canthrox Halr Shampoo 50c Rouge Powder De Riz. 50c tube Pebeco Tooth Paste. 50c Aubry BSisters or Pond's Cream 26c bottle Listerine, 50c bottle Phenolas ¥ 26e bottle Lysol ... 26c tube Speriment To 10c Jap Rose or Palm Olive Soap 8e Four 10c bars Peroxide Soap. Five 10c rolls Crepe Toilet Paper’ 26c box Peerless Face Powder. $1.00 bottle Sal Hepatica .. 26c bar Shah of Persia, bar, 50c box Imported Rice Powdes Djer Kiss Face Powder and Puff’ Love Me Talcum, special. 1.50 Family Buib Syringe. 1.60 Hot Water Bottle, red $1.50 Fountain Syringe $1.50 Auto Chamoois . Auto Sponges 'm’;'s‘m 558 S 25 Dinner l-i-—wo nh s, blue “ .. Sauce Boats, Bakers, Dinner etc., up to $1.00 values, choice each Mason Sanitary Jar Oc’l 16c kind, dozen * has left us with large surplus stock at sacrifice prices Monday, front fill type. regular nflu $48. sale price .... . l White mwu: w- 'N\O" refrigerators are limed 'hl in | 3 3 | 3 | 8 | 3 { | i [ | se | | | | | S PORRE R | | ! | { { | 3 | | 8 | | | | | | { | | Z| t | | | { | | | ! { { | | i £ | | ! ; | | 3 | | wl | 2 | | | | i | | ; o ke e arge $1.25 slze, at. 890