THE DUE: OMAHA. FRIDAV. XOVEMP.ER ? 1f14.
THOMPSON, BELDEN & CO.
Coats of Hindoo Lynx Cloth
$24.50, $29.50, $35.00
The cloth of cloths on Fifth Avenue.
These ttylos were sent to us by our buyer xvho is now in
New York.
Discriminating women arc liivlin' tliat. our Fashion Sorv'uv
is uncqualed that the new styles which are distinctive and re
lined are shown here first. Further, they are finding that the
prices are decidedlv moderate.
CARRAHZA AND : " '
VILLA ARE AT WAR
Fint Chief Submit a New List of
Condition! and They Are
Rejected.
CONVENTION SEIMS DIVIDED
Some l.mrrtli VII Take Me of
f'erransa First Important
lash Kl peel erf In AlrlrtH)
nf (Inrrrliro.
IN LINE FOR PROMOTION TO 3E
NEW ARMY HEAD.
Coats From $12.50 to $85
SUITS
DRESSES
SKIRTS
1 1
The Fur Shop
Has just received pome more ni
the elegant mink and fitch acts
which are so reasonable in
price.
The Store for
Shirtwaists
Attractive Chiffon, 'Lace
and t.'rejic- do Chine Blouses
$4.50, $5.95, $6.50
ni i.i r. riN.
WASHINGTON. Nov. I:'. - General
Villa, at th heed nf a hirge column f
troops, hss Ix-aun msrthlna south from
Aguss (allrntea to atti' k the tenant.!
forces under G'ncrsl Goranles at yuere-
taro. Official ndvli-e today say the
I Aguss Callentrs nthn orclnJ.t)o
movement.
General Mano, who hail ftnnoinicd'i
lila Intent Inn of remaining loyal to the
convention, started for Mexico t'Uy t1i
take command f till troops, but r
rested at fclao by General Ounzalc.
George c, Carethers. Anicrhan consular
l.iltmt nportcd that ha tan accompany
ing Villa on hla tnarrh south.
Peevish, Constipated Children
Love "California Syrup of Figs"
Look at the tongue, mother! If coated.
It la aura algn that your little one
stomach' liver and bowels need a Ben tie,
thorough cleansing at once.
Whan pcvlsh, cross, listless, pain,
doesn't sleep, eat or act naturally, or l
feearleh, atomach aour, breath bad. haa
etomaoh arhe, sore throat, diarrhoea, full
of cold, (Ive a teaapoonful of "California
Syrup of Klga." and In Just a few hour
all the foul, constipated waste, undigested
food and aour blla gently move, out of
Ita little bowels and you have a well',
playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children to take
this harmless fruit laxative; they love Its
delicious taste and It always makes them
feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for a M cent bottle
of "California Ryrup of Figs." which has
directions for bablea, children of aJI agas,
and for grown-upa plainly on each bottle.
Fteware of counterfeits sold her. Oet
the genuine, made by "California, rig"
Syrup Company." Refuse any other kind
with contempt. Advertisement.
BEIT0NS TAKE
LESS ROSY VIEW
0FWAR0UTL00K
(Continued troro 1'age One.)
before the Russian assault outside of
Warsaw and ha la berng blamed for this
reverse.
A dispatch received from Tetrograd de
clares that the dlasentlona between Geo
ral yod Klndenburg, commander of the
German fortea In Cast Prussia, and Gen
eral Dankl, tha Auatrlan commander, are
so a carte that Austrian officers are refus.
lng longer to co-operate with tha Herman
staff.' - (
Vienna officially admits the with
drawal of the Austrlana from western,
Galleia and tha' 'cdmnleta Investment by
tha Russians of tha Praomysl fortress,
but p to yesterday tha Austrian general
ataff was reporting continued aurcesa In
tha Auatrlan Invasion of Per via.
Russian army headquarters In the Cau
casus report only minor actions, wjth
tha Kusalana atlll occupying the points In
Armenia previously captured by them.
OFFICIAL RETURNS GIVE
REAVIS324 PLURALITY
Krom a Staff Correspondent )
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. It. Bpeolal Tel
egram.) Complete return on the First
and Fifth congressional districts show
that C. r. Reavls. Kalis City, defeated
Congresman MaOuIre by 324 votee In the
First district, the count standing Reavls,
U.482; MaGulre. 15.118, and Lyford, pro
greaive, 1,3.
In the Fifth district Rhallenbrrger re
ceived 17.MJ votes. Barton, I7,M, and Bir
mingham, Lit.
MASTER BAKERS SELECT
OMAHA MAN PRESIDENT
. (From a Staff Correspondent.)'
LINCOLN, Neb., Nor. 12.-Wcla Tel
egram.) The Master Lakers at their ses
sion yesterday afternoon elected T. V.
Teterson of Omaha, president; A. T.
Bceley, Lincoln, vice president; R. 8,
Rayne, Omaha, secretary; J. J. Markey,
Pouth Omaha, treasurer; and C. W. Ort
man, Omaha; George. F. Wolae, Fremont,
and Robert Tlvedale, members of the
executive committee.
) .WASHINGTON.' Not . U-Incertaluty
I ruled again today In the Mexican sltua
) tlon. General Luln.Ho Oullerrea has
: taken the oalh of office as provisional
president at -the Arum Cs Hen tea con
vention, whii h declared Geni ral t ar-
rsnxn, hitherto first ch'of of the consti
tutionalists, as b'lng In rebellion. Many
generals, who swore their allegiance to
the convention, are leaning to Carranza.
while some of his most loyal followers
are preparing to desert him.
TliiS was the tenor1 of the official dis
patches todny from American Consul Pll
llman at Mexico City, and leon Cmiova,
spe'tal ssent at Aguas Callente. In
the mcantlmti President Wilson and fee.
retary Aryan were awaiting further word
from Mexico before announcing the date
of the evacuation of Vera Crur.
farransa Is still at Cordoba and may
move to Vera Crux to celrbraie the de
parture of the American force. The
convention Is still In sesslem at A sua
Cnllentes and there sre rumors of 'fight-'
lng In the vicinity. Crirrsnxa has invited I
Outlerrex to meet blm In conference Ini
an effort to reach an acreemcnt. Gut-i
lerrea declined. Carranza submitted n
new list of conditions under which he!
would retire, but these were rejected.
Generals Obregon and Villareal did not
return to the convention from tholr visit
to Carransa at Cordoba and the belief
In Aguaa Callentea Is that they will re
mall loyal to Carransa. Benavldea was
the only member of tho commission who
returned. Uncertainty prevails as to the
attiTuiie or ueneral Jllanco In command
of the troops In Mexico City; but latest
rwporie innicatq that he may stand
the convention.
The governors of the federal district of
Mexico and the ataie of Tttniu jllpan.
General Francisco Mugla and General
Luis Caha.lle.-a. respectively, have tele
graphed tholr repudiation of the conven
tion. While tha leading generals are
wavering, telegrama are passing In plota
and counterplots.
The point at which the first -Important
clash Is, liable to come la In the vicinity
of Queretaro. where CJeneral Pablo Oon-
saiea, wno i loyal to ' aJTanxa. Is sta
tioned with several thousand troops. The
loyalty or a large part of his for.-e la,
doubted, and alroady one report to thai
convention said many of hla men refused
to obey his orders. Fighting at lieon.
south of Aguaa Callentoa, also, wau re
ported, but no details have arrived.
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t jv'r. ;t:ft: ;C
! 4x O v.f 1
g k.nktia I. man i pc'ott.
Sour Stomach, Colds, Headaches,
Regulate Your Bowels 10 Cents!
Turn tha rascals out the headache, bil
lousnees. constipation, the sick, sour
stomach and bad colds turn them out to
night with Cas'-arets.
Don't put In another day nf distress
Let Caacarets sweeten and regulate your
stomach; remove the soir, undigested,
and fermenting food and that misery
making gas: take the excess bile from
your liver and carry off the decomposed
waste matter and cm Ml pat I on poison
from the bowels. Thrn you feel great.
A Cnscartt tonWtit will straighten you
out by mornlng-a 10-cent box from any
druu store will keep your lieud clear,
tomach sweet, liver ami bowels regular
and niako you feel bully and cheerful for
months. lon t forget Cic children.
WORK WHILE YOU SLEER
lNslK.WCfc; IX M)KCF.
tie.'ctulier .",1, ' .V,'',f "
Decfmber 11. I! 1.4.J.1H
!eceinber CI. 1PIO S.M1.0SI
I'occniW -1. 112 .(W.5"J
Decemter 'dl. lrii.'l 5,7"2.""-5
October 13H ,t4,6i:
LOOM. AOENTS WANTED
In exerv county In the state. THK
MIDWEST I J IE Is a live, up-to-date
company and pays liberal Initial and
renewal commissions. Its growth hH
been steady and persistent. The yciv
will soon be here and It 1s none toi
early to make your plans. Call or write
TheMidwestLife
N. .. SNELL. President
A NEBRASKA STOCK COMFANr
SELLINC lOS-PARnCIPAnHC LIFE IHSTOAHCE 0STT
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, LINCOLN.
OMAHA AGENCY
CITV NATIONAL bank; BUILOINO
fltNERAL AGENTS: CEOKCI CROCKER,
r A.rmnll nu B..aiPiaiaie
SUSPECTED CATTLE
ARE BEING TRACED
Wednesday morning. Rev. John Blery,
pastor of the German Reformed church, 1
officlnted.
( "ontinued from Tage One )
BERLIN REPORTS
EAST YSER BANK
CLEAR OF ENEMY
(Continued from Page One.)
the northeast of the Forest of L'Algun.
"In the Argonne region the German at
tacks have been very serious, but have
accomplished nothing."
Ita. Staff Statement.
PET ROt l it AD. Nov. M.-The Russian
gener.il staff nsued the following state
ment today:
"In East Trussla on November 11 an
action developed on the front of Stal-
llinonen ffrnfiff tie nken anA tb refftnn nf
Holdau. Our troops occupied Johannls- ard!' for Bome aW were doln
burg (a small town of East Prussia, sev
enty miles to the southwest of Oumbln
lienV "Rnvond the Vistula biiltlen of aecond-
. .v.. .. e'the klUcr'a standpoint, were not much In
Kallsx. Russian Poland, and Neschava, I Jmand today, buyers being suspicious
o the record runs at Kansas City, where
70,000 head of cattle have been received
within the last few daya.
Mot ton Holds Vp.
At the local markev e.ano hogs sold at
S7.40 to $7.35 for bulk and $7. toppers.
Eleven thousand sheep held the rnarket
steady with an upward trend of c.
Lambs aold at 9Wc and ewea at 6c. Thla la
getting back to the $9.30 lambs of Mon
day, whlf h fell off Tuesday and Wednes
day about 10 centa. Bhort fed cattle waa
off X centa and the market alow.
Of all the packers Armour & Co. was
the only one that tried to hold
the market up when It threatened to
tumble Monday. Armour bought most of
the Monday offerings. Today, however,
the packers all .were more or less laggard
in offering, and when they , did bid the
price waa at much as 75 cents off, with
but few takers.
At that, however, the packers contend
that they are fighting to keep the price
of meat down. The farmers and stock
men are getting the best of the mar
ket, while the packera, when they buy
high must sell high. Thla Is exemplified
In the recent raise on sheep, which
showed up at once In the retail market.
Speculators who have been out of the
llttlo
business yesterday, with the expectation
of being la strong when . the market
opera next Monday. Short fed cattle,
which are regarded as not reliable from
Kimball Man Kills
Wife and Shoots Self
KIMBALL. Nb., Nov. 12. (Special Tel
egram.) Joseph Kinney shot and killed
his Wife this afternoon and shot himself.
Kinney will probably die. He Is the son
of J. J. Kinney, now of Sterling. Colo.,
but formerly an old-time ranchman and
county attorney "of Kimball county.
Young Kinney has been running a pool
hall here for some yeara and has borne a
good reputation. His wife, the second
one, left two weeks ago and went to- the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Pyle, near here and came to town
for the first time today for her clothes!
They have one baby, which Kinney had
given to a neighbor to care for. Both
parties have lived here their lifetime.
Bee Want Ada Produce Results.
(Suits
DIAMONDS
Thet terms perfect cut or perfect color
are used by some dealers and have mis
led many a diamond purchaser. When
we tell you a stone is perfect, we mean
it is1 absolutely without a blemish. No
carbon spot, no bubble, no crack, no
cloud, any one of, which means imner-
ieci according 10 our sianaara.
15'-& DODGE
where advance guards of the enemy
sought to progress.
"The Carpathian Austrian rear guards
maintained at the crossings on the upper
. Han In the region of Banok, were attacked
ny I " our iroopa.
l ne siege or r'rsemysi, wnicn was sus
pended during the period In which the
Austro-Qcrmsn- armies were on tha of
fensive, has been re-established."
IJarht Aaaln on West.
LONDON, Nov. 12. The Russian suc
cesses In the east, which for a Unie.were
a predominant feature of the war news,
must again divide apace with the accounts
of rekindled activity on the part of tha
Germans In West Flanders, where the
forces of Emperor William have disproved
the contention of the allies that their at
tmnpt to force their way to Dunkirk or
Calais has finally failed.
that the weight and fat would not stand
up as well as the corn-fed stuff.
Five, Chicago Plants Disinfected.
CHICAGO, Nov. 12. Five more packing
houses doing bualneas outside the Chicago i
stock yards have completed disinfection'
against the foot and mouth disease, and:
tonight will make formal application to
have the quarantine lifted. The ban was J
lifted from one concern yesterday." Un-i
der tha terms of the agreement none of
the packera will resume slaughtering until
all Join. This la expected next Monday.
Kaat St. Lonla Tarda Reopen.
EAST ST. LOUIS. 111.. Nov. 12.-The St.
Louis National stock yards were reopened
here this morning for the receipt of na
tive cattle and hogs, after having been
closed since last Saturday In compliance
with the federal quarantine order result
ing from the Spread of the foot' and
5v
Order $18
Reduced from $30.00
$40 Suitings A A
Reduced to p3.UU
We are making a general
reduction in price' of all Suit
ings and Overcoatings.
We use good linings and
trimmings and guarantee ev
ery garment perfect in fit and
Btyle.
Samples and -measurement
blanks sent upon request to
any out-of-town address.
MacCarthy-Wilsori
Tailoring Co.
304-806 South 16th St. '
I- .
l .
3 a a
AMI'SEMEWTff.
iippThcatrc
15th and Harney.
SyNov.l3and 14
Daniel 'ITouman'a Of farina;
With Dixmudo In their possession tha,moth disease. Cattle and hoga only will
DEATH RECORD
Frank Sherman.
BHENANPOAH. Ia.. Nov. U.-Rpecial.
Frank Sherman, a retired farmer, who
waa yeara old. .died at the home of
hla daughter. Mra. Clyde Oulbereson. ten j
miles south of here, yesterday. Ho waa!
born In Pennsylvania, He la survived by
two sons also,. Will and Wesley Sherman,
who live near North hro, Ia.
Mrs. C. C. 'healer.
HENDERSON. NeS." Nov. 12.-(Spc)al.)
Mra. C.C. Regier died at tha family
home, three miles west of thla village.
Wednesday morning. She waa 30 years
of age; She leaves a husband and one
son B years of age. Funeral service will
be held FTtdajr afternoon.
.lira. A. C. Pratt.
FLATT8MOUTH,. Neb.. Nov. l.'.-tHpe-claD
Mrs. A. C. Prstt. sged W years,
passed away in the- Nebraska' Maaonlc
home hers and her body W'as taken to
her former home In Palmyra. Neb., for
Interment
Invaders today wero less .than fifty miles
from Calais and much nearer Dunkirk,
and the fight they have, been -putting up
In the face of tremendous losses seems to
bear out what had also been said that
be accepted from states now not quar
antlned, and will be slaughtered as. rap
Idly as thoy can be sent to the packln
houses. The quarantine order partially
AuGtion Sale
lifted hv tha state veterinarian doe. not! . . . .
thev will not abandon this struggle toi .... ..!" v an nxoraga wo., bus awnta
Bl ira-rniii ints xltBbi xmuib bivao w
DAVID HIGG1NS
In Bis Original Kola in
the famous Xaolnf Flay
"His Last Dollar"
BRANDED
MAY R0BS0N. S-baV"
BAT.t MAT., aso; yiOKTg, 85o to $1.60.
Daya, Beginning Sunday Mat., hot. IB.
He Fell in Love With His Wife
tfan. Mat. ; 35c, boo; Evenings, 95c' 91.00
fosgh
Reremmends ChasnVerlala'a
Remedy.
"Last winter I used a bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Retnmlv for a bad bron
chial rough. I felt Its beneficial effect
immediately and before I had finished
the bottle I was curml. I never lre of
recommending this remedy to my
friends." writes Mrs. William Bright. Ft.
Wayne, Ind. Obtainable everywhere.
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crushed. Tho English and French theory
is that the holding of Dixmudo la only
temporary; that Us history will be much
the same as that of other towns which
hsve been taken and retaken in the fight
ing on the Yser.
Left of Yser.
In certain places north of Dlxmude, the
Germans are at least on the left bank
of the Yser, that is, on the side nearest
the French roast towns and their attacks,
Instead of concentrating to the southward
below Ypres, apparently . have been re
newed almost on the coast line. Hera they
drove the allies from Lombaertsyde, only
In turn to be driven out themselves.
The official announcement given out by
Parts this afternoon says that the Ger
mans again are frying to take Lombaart
sydc, which' Is to the north of Nleuport,
and within a stone's throw of the m
How they 'can operate In this locality If
Uiitlfh and French warships still ara
standing guard oft the shore la not quit
c lear lo HrltUii observers. For some time
past there has been no mention of naval
activity on this coast, but it haa been as
sumed that this was explained by the
! reported Uerman retirement from the
coast of France and Helgium and the
news that they were delivering their at
tacks further to the south.
hold cattle or to reshlp them.
More Cases Discovered.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Spread of the
foot and mouth disease to four more
counties In Illinois Hancock, LaSalle,
Warren and Mercer and from Bullitt
.county to Henry county, Kentucky, waa
reported to the Department of Agricul
ture today by field Inspectors. Reinfec
tion of two herds of cattle In Allegheny
county, Pennsylvania, also was reported.
Children Poaalbly Infected.
PROVIDENCE. R, I., Nov. U.-Fesr
thst the foot and mouth disease .had
spread . to human balngs was expressed
by federal and stats authorities today. .
Four children of a Providence man who
owned Infected cattle were foupd, to have
sores in their mouths. A boy of 14 who
had taken care of cows had the most
pronounced symptoms. The children hava
been examined by several doctors, but
the nature of the disease haa not been!
determined definitely.
ISth treat, Saturday, Hovembar 14,
1814. Commencing at 10 o'clock aad,
lasting; all day. Several good hard coal
haatera will ha aold, also soma ranges
and soft coal heaters.
Tarnlturs of all description good
dressers, chairs, tables, bookcases and.
writing desks, stc.
Several good rags, all sixes. Linens,
bedding, dishes, books, and ons Horse
and Watera 9600.00 Piano in good condi
tion. All will he aold to highest bidder.
Dont miss this opportunity.
This sale will be indoors. Ooll waathai
will not interfere. , -
r"
Extraordinary Trimmed Hat Sale
Starting Friday, November 13
Every Trimmed Hat
in our store up to and
including all AO
our $25.00 $Vy)30
hats, only v
Every Trimmed Hat
in our store up to and
including all ?pi Aft
hats, only . . .
Every Trimmed Hat in our store up to and $
including all the $4.50 Hats, $
only , .
1.98
FLANDERS FIGHT
FARFROM FINISH
tContinued from Page One.)
built brick houses, with their walled
court yards and sometimes with deep
ditches, make excellent bsses for small
detachments and play an Important part
In the long battle. The struggle la taking
place among tr.e farms in the direction of
the border towns of Co mines, Wervlck and
Menin. '
The combats around 1-Rassee and Ar
ras, where the ltrlthsh are operating, have
tihnwn no decisive change. The ground
here has been successfully and steadfastly
maintained, the Urttixh repelling attack
after attack.
Aviators Resort Moenirata.
Aviators report the movement of troopa
and heavy guns on a large scale In the
interior of Helgium. some going towards
Germany, others tosrd Antwerp, and yet
others toward Couratat The explanation
of this movement appears to be that solid
troops capable of operating In the open
are being sent to Eaatern Prussia, their
places in the trenches being taken by less
trained men. The guna going to Antwerp.
It ia believed here, are due to a desire to
have a strong flank position against the
allies In esse they advsnre on Brussels.
The oblect of the continuous German at-
tacka in Belgium and In the Arraentleres
region, according to some of the French
military erltlca. ia to achieve a real vic
tory which will oblige tha allies' left to
fall back In order to reorganise and repair
Ita losses. The Oermsns would then leave
aa small a force as they deemed safe to
hold tha allies and send the rest sgalnst
Russia.
HYMENEAL .
Woods Anderson.
MADISON, Neb,. Nov. II. (Special.)
Miss Elisabeth Mae Afderson. eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Alderson
of this city, and John S. Woods of Lin
coln were married Wedneaday morning
at the home ot the bride'a parents. Dr.
Farmer of the Presbyterian church offl-
elated. Mlsa Aiderson is well known in
Msdlson, and Lincoln also, having been,
a teacher of the Lincoln schools for the'
last seven yeara Mr. Wooda la a proe-j
peroua and highly respected buslneaa roan(
of Lincoln, being auditor and collector!
for one of the leading lumber firms ot
that city. After 4 wedding breakfast
Mr. and Mrs. Woods departed on the
southbound passenger train for a short
honeymoon at eastern points. They will
be at home In Lincoln after December 1.
Breh la-Rail.
YORK. Neb., Nov. 13. (Special.) Miss
Christina Brehm and Wallace R. Ball
were married at the home of the bride'a
parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Adam Brehm,
$1 A WEEK, 14c A DAY
WILL BUV ANY PIECK OK
JEWELKY IN OUR KTOIIK.
Western Watch & Jewelry Co.
2l Floor Karbarh Blk.
209 South Fifteenth Street.
TuiUHlll All Mt
Mtlnee Sundty, Thursday, Raturday ,
EVA LANG CHAS. MILLER
- And AMrvMat lavtrs iu
STOP THIEF
. lTI-. 2So and boo
Week of November 16, "The Typhoon"
f bona
Douglas
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ADVAJTCEO VAUDEVILLE.
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Klrtsl, Ana Chandler. O'Brien. Havel Co..
Uom Valeria Sejletle, Mario and bill Hart,'
Ch McOooda' Oo., Orpheum Travel Weekly.
Price.: Matinee, gallery 10c; Beat beat (ex
cept Haturrlay and Sunday), oc; Nights, 10c, Sfta
bic end Tftc
' "Omaha a rtraT cErrsi"
CC4gg tSfTt 1 Daily Mat- IS-SS-SOo.
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I0A,ls BOWERY BURLESQUERS
Fitzgerald & Quinn, Edna Green, Sam
MichiUs, Bobby Harrington and a.Hi
Cast. Screaming satire on Alexander
Klsson's "Madam X." entitled "Madam
Xcuse Me." lt'n true bin lexeme.
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Kev. II. 8tubenvoll, Allison. Ia.. praises
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First M. E. Church, Corner Davenport and 20th Streets
Sunday, November 15th Auditorium.
Afternoon 2:30. Evening 7:30.
Turpin's Dancing Acaileny 28th and Farnam Sts
New class for beginners neat Monday and Thureday. i p. m.
Tueaitays, S p. ni ' L.'p-to-iate iinca ate atanduriiiieii fuid
afrtTsts Lessons Bally. Assembly Heat Saturday Bvealag.
Advanced rUs
HAKSTET 6W