THE" BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY. APRIL 1, 1913.
UftlEF CITY NEWS
Boat Frtn n New Baaron rraes
Barftss-Oraaa: Oo. Uf htln frttura
9 tit W. Bodfora for city commis
sioner. Advertisement.
Vtbraska aariara MA Ioa Ass"
Nsw offica bstwsva city hall and Fon
teMll hotel. tU Pouth Elht?iitb St
A fNlliit of BsSjnrtty Ts ens of the
bant Una acquired when ycu office In The
Baa BulldlDf. "the bulldlnc that la al
waya nw" Pea us now lor a few room
svailable April 1. '
Many Wast Work About 250 Idle
men have applied for work through the
federal employment bureau at tha Omaha
postofflce, mice it was establned dur
ing tha winter. The bureau has now
used up all Its application btetiVa and Is
awaiting a further supply.
Tie State Baas at Omaha para 4
par cent on time deposits. I per cent en
savings accounts. Ail deposits In this
bank ara protected by tha depositors'
guarantee fund of tha state of Nebraska.
"Today's Complete Morte rrorrasa
classified section today, and appears 1a
tha Be EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
tha various moving picture theaters offer,
guarantee fund of the state of Nebraska.
Was rowaer Keg-asiae Korea On
hundred and fifty residents of the vl'-tn-Ity
of the. Dupont Powder company's
storage house for explosives west of
Florence have signed a petition to the
county board Asking that the company be
forbidden to store explosives there longer.
A hearing will be held by the board next
Friday.
BOARD IS MAKING
BUILDING PLANS
School Authorities. Will Hare Defi
nite. Program in Event Bondi
Are Asked For.
EXECUTIVE SESSION IS HELD
Escaped Patient
Sought When Held
Under New Name
King Albert Denies
He Is Hero; Says They
Are in the Trenches
While suffering from temporary In
sanity, John Tipner Of Plslnvlew escaped
from St. Joseph's hospital yesterday aft
ernoon, where he was In the care of Dr.
K. M. Barnes, and twice attempted-1-
end . his life. He wss taken in charge
by the police and returned to the hos
pital, where he was booked under the
name, of John Smith. Meanwhile, police
and hospital authorities spent their tlrve
Peking Tinner;
It was not until nearly 'I o'clock that
the hospital authorities and the police
discovered that "Smith" and Tipner
were one and the same.
Tipner was first seen by John Cronln,
toll-taker on the Douglas street bridge,
lie was standing on the bank, divesting
himself of hls clothes, and aa Cronln
yelled, he jumped into the icy wate,r,
iwam several feet out into the stream
ind then turned around and climbed out
Before Cronln could reach him he. had
cut several Jngeed wounds In his throat
with a pocket knife.
Police Surgeon J. T. Tamieiea says Ms
condition is serious.
. After in exhaustive session of the
Board of Education last evening
President C. J. Ernst announced that
the members had decided not to an
nounce their deliberations on the
Question of relieving congestion In
the schools until the matter shall
hare been brought up In regular ses-
Islon next Monday evening.
The members discussed conditions
as they found them during several re
cent trips of inspection. It is agreed
among the members that more school
facilities are needed and a
proposition meets with favor among
the members. , j
Graff Oatllaea ih, j
Superintendent E. U. Graff told the
board of crowded rooms In various I
schools. Conditions at Psrk, Mason,
Lothrop. Clifton Hill, Bancroft and Sara
toga schools took up much of tho time
of the meeting." x ' t
The board favors enlargement of .the
four-room Bancroft unit to sixteen rooms
and the abandonment of the old build
ings now being used as Bancroft annexes.
That congested rooms at Lothrop should
receive- early attention Impressed the
board.
The meeting was as a committee of the
whole and was quite Informal, except that
the door was kept closed and publicity
dented.
a in Technical Hctinol.
Or. K. Holovtchlner still contends that
the proposed bond Issue should Include
provision for a technical- high school.
In the Very probable event that a bond
Issue should be submitted on May 1 the
board will have a definite building pro
gram to'present to the voters.
Smith Under Foot
And Mouth 111 Ban
.
ROCKFORD,. Ill.i March 31.-A quar
antine was established today at the home
of Thomas Cunningham, a blacksmlUi In
Winnebago, for fear he might have con-J
tracted foot and . mouth disease. The
disease broke out ' recently In herds of
cattle In the township adjoining Winnebago.
GBNEVA, Pwltserland (Via Parts.
March Jl. "I am not a hero;, you will
find them In our trenches," said Albert,
king of the Belgians, at his headquarters
In the field In an Interview today with
Edotiard Chapulst of the Journal De
Geneve. Iurlng the conversation the
guns of the Belgians and Germans were
sounding constantly.
"I affirm that before the war I and
my country observed scrupulously all the
requirements' of neutrality that the pow
ers prescribed for us with a precision of
the specifications in an engineering con
tract. "Tour neutrality," said King Albert
referring to Switzerland, "la an act of
sovereignty. Ours had been obligatory by
an agreement of the powera. Neverthe
less you see the result." '
Further on. the Belrian king remarked:
"We had no til-feeling against Germany.
We received Its business people. We hsd
bond cordial and courteous relations.
tven at tne present moment i am at
a loss to explain why we have been made
to suffer what we have -suffered. I ran
explain to myself still less those acts of
cruelty. I never could have Imagined
that the German was malevolent. On the
contrary I considered him as a quiet and
domestic character. I know many Qer
mint. I have German blood In my veins.
My mother wss tho counters of Flanders
a Hohensollern. Why all these cruciy
ties?"
DMAHA DOCTOR ON SPECIAL '
- TRAIN TO REACH PATIENT
Dr. Palmer Flnd;ey of Omaha was
called to Beatrice Tuesday to adminis
ter to the daughter of R. J. Kilpatiick,
who Is very ill." From Omaha to Lincoln
te:. traveled on a special train, there
latching the regular, train into Beatrice.
STORZ GENUINE BOCK BEER
On draught and In bottles on: and after
April 1. A real . oldrfashloned genuine
bock of exceptionally fine "quality and
flavor.1 sure and try It. Ordetf a case
for your home now the supply is limited.
Phone Chas. Stors (Web. 1T80). , ., .
SEATTLE CARMEN ON STRIKE
Trolley Workers Walk Out Because
Refuted Eight to Organise
a Union.
HALF ELECTRICS ARE STOPPED
Rockefellers Will
Give $100,000 for
Relief of Miners
NEW YORK,- March 31. T John D. Rocke
e feller, Jr., In a tolcgram to the Colorado
state committee on unemployed and re
lief, announced that the Rockefeller
foundation stood ready to contribute 1100.
090 to relieve distress among the workers
In Colorado, particularly In the mining
districts.
On March 23. the committee sent a tele
gram to Mr. Rockefeller saying that there
was considerable distress in Colorado and
that although contributions had been re
ceived or pledged from various sources
the Indications were that the funds so
gathered would be Insufficient to meet
the needs. -
W. Mackenzie King, formerly commis
sioner of labor of Canada, but now con
nected with the Rockefeller foundation,
is at present In Denver, fn his message
Mr. Rockefeller said that Mr. King would
represent the foundution In this matter.
SEATTLE, Wash.. March SI. An
Immediate strike of employes of the
Puget 8ound Traction," Light and
rower company, operating the .street
car lines 'n Seattle, was ordered to
night at a mass meeting called by the
Central Labor council to consider thn
company's refusal to permit Its men
to organise.
In a short time half the cars of the
city had been stopped. The com
pany sent Inspectors and shop em
ployes out to take stalled cars Into
the barns. Other cars which had not
been deserted by their motormen
were being run under direct super
vision of Inspectors. Guards were
stationed on the platform to prevent
strikers boarding the cars and to
keep men from cutting the trolley
rope.
Frequently great cheers arose In
various parts of the- downtown dis
trict as carmen who had secretly
Joined the union abandoned their
cars and others listened to the ap
peals of the committees and accom
panied them to "the-labor temple.
The masa meeting was attended by
an enormoua crowd. Supporters of
the. strike movement advanced the
argument that with automobile buses
available to handle traffic the gen
eral public would not bereatly In
convenienced by the strike nnd that
the men's position would therefore be
strengthened.
Women's Clubs
Of Third District
Meetat Randolph
RANDOLPH. Neb., March SI.-BpeMal
Telegram. -The twelfth annual conven
tion of the Third district of the Federa
tion of Women's Clubs began Its first
session In the Randolph Preshyterlsn
church this evening, Mrs. W. 11. lllll,
president of the Randolph club presiding.
Visiting women Were formally welcomed
on behalf of. the city and local rlul: by
8. O. Reese and Mrs. Tatge of Randolph,
with response by Mrs. Foster of Med.son.
Mrs. K. R. J. Kclholm of Omahs, govern
ment special agent for the department of
the children's bureau, .gave the main ad
dress of the evening, speakinfi on the
birth registration test In Nsbraska.
A large percentage of the towns the
Third district were represented at the
first session, following which a reception
aa tendered th delrgstes and visitors.
Mrs. O. A. Williams, district president of
Nellgh. will have charge of the Wednes
day session, at which time Mrs. A. 3.
Davlsson of the college- of agriculture,
t'nlverslty of Nebraska,, will address the
convention.
STCRZ DELICIOUS BOCK BEER
Don't miss It. Nothing superior to It
hss ever been brewed. A genuine long
aged mellow hock. On draught and In
bottles on and after April 1. Watch for
the "Stors-' sign. Phone for a case for
your home.' (Web. 1W0).
MARSHALL TALKS WTH
MEXICAN ACROSS BORDER
PAN niK.OO. Cel.. Mareh .",1. While
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall stood
todsy at a monument merklng the inter
national bundary line between the tnltd
Ptates and Mexico. Mrs. Marshall, es
corted by a committee of Pan Piegann,
went Into the town of Tijuana, Mexico,
and purchased souvenirs end curios. The
vice president did not cross the line and
while he stood at the monument he
chatted with Lieutenant Colonel Juan
Mendleta. commft.ndnt of the . Mexican
forces at TIJusna. who all the while re
mained on Mexican soil.
The officer extended a warm -greeting
to Mr. Marshall and the two shook
hands. .
Apartments, flats, houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Bee "For Rent" Ad.
Culls from the Wires
' Population of state - hospitals for the
Insane- in Illinois has been Increased by
200 since the Harrison federal drug act
recently went Into effect .
An order to strike Thnrsdsy morning
waa issued by union officials to 7,000 mem
bers of the Chicago painters'- council.
whose wage agreement expire tonight. .
James P. Brown, sssistant secretary of
the International Harvester company tor
three years, died' at his apartments in a
downtown hotel at Chlcngo after an ill
ness of three weeks. He waa 55 year
old and formerly lived In Ban Francisco;
Abolition of capital , punishment In
Illinois, which waa asked in a special
message by Governor Dunne, virtually
was shelved In the legislature at Pprtng
field. -The annate committee on judiciary
voted to report out an anti-capital pun
ishment bill with recommendation that it
"do not pass."
Villa Collects One
Million in Monterey
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.', March 81. Gen
eral Villa Is reported from Monterey to
have received and acknowledged a con
tribution of 1,000,000 from Monterey mer
chants. Americsns. It 'Is said, were exempted
from contributions.
Movements of Oeras Pteasaers.
Port. ' . Ariired. Ball4.
OITIHAT.TAR. Europa l , -
PIRAEUS.,.. .... ThcmlatoclM..
GENOA Turnout Floltns.
VI.ADIVOHTOK. . Rio Puis..... -BORDEAUX.
....Rochambiu..-
LIVKRHWL Onluna
CHRI8T1AMA Jutland!.
HONG KUNO I... MtnnMoU.
Salts Fine for
Aching Kidneys
We eat too ntnch meat, which clogs
Kidneys, then Itack hurts and
Bladder bothers you.
Most folks forget that the ' kidneys,
like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged
and need a flushing occasionally, else we
have backache and dull misery In the
kidney region, severe headaches, rheu
matic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach,
sleeplessness and all sorts of blaiMer dis
orders. You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean, and the moment you
feel an ache or pa'" In the kidney
region, get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any good drug store here, take
a tableepoonful In a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your kidneys
will then act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid of grapes and lemon
Juloe, combined with llthla. and Is harm
less to flush clogged kidneys and stimu
late them to normal activity. It also
neutralises the acids In the urine so It no
longer Irritates, thus ending bladder dis
orders. -
Jad Baits Is harmless; Inexpensive;
makes a delightful effervescent llthla
water drink which everybody should take
now and then to keep their kidneys clean,
thus avoiding serious complications.
A well-known local druggist says! he
sells lots of Jad Baits to folka who believe
In overcoming kidney trouble while It Is
only trouble. Advertisement. ,
Wednesday, March 31, 191S Burgesa-Nash Co. STORE NEWS FOR THURSDAY Burgess-Nash Co. Phone D. 37
MERE
you
ARE. MEM
MEW
Your Opportunity
P
to Select Your
From the IB. Edward Zeiss Stock
" "Which we bought and offer to you beginning. Thursday, at but a mere
Fraction of the Regular Price
EVERYONE knows the "why and wherefore" of this sale
that B. Edward Zeiss, Men's' Furnisher and Hatter at
1504 Farnam street, was forced but of business because the
World-Herald is to raze the building he-occupied to make
way for their new structure. "
Mr. Zeiss was in business at the one location for the past ten years and
was probably the best known furnisher and hatter in the city.
His Stock of Hats Include the Famous "Dunlap" as Well ' as Other Well
Known Philadelphia Makes, Embracing a Shape to Suit Every Fancy
Wo've divided the stock into six big groups and offer you choice, beginning Thursday, like this:
Men's Hats, Soft or
Stiff, Zeiss Pric
$3.00, for
an
Men's Hatsj Soft or Men's Hats, Soft or
Stiff, Zeiss Price Stiff, Zeiss- Price
$3.50, for $3.50 to $4.00, for
Men's Hats, Soft or
Stiff, Zeiss Price
!$5.00 to $6.00, for
Men's Hats, Soft or
Stiff, Zeiss Price
$7.50 to $12.00, for
Men's Hats, Soft or
Stiff, Zeiss . Price
$15.00 to $18, for
$
Zeiss Stock of Men's Caps Offered Like This:
Men's Caps, Zeiss fl r- Men's Caps, Zeiss m p I Men's Caps, Zeiss p I Men's Caps, Zeiss
I Hr 100 Sale Pric 1-50 Sale IITP Price $2.00, Sale
swl TnA - AWWI WW
Price 50c to 75c,
Choice
Price.
Price.
85c
urgess-Nash Company.
EVE RYBODYS STORE'
:-ZaHBS Store Hours8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M.; Saturday, Till 9 P. M.
URGESS-WASIi GOMPANY.
WettnrsdH)-, March At, 101A.
"eve r yd opys STOKE
HTOHK NKWS Mill THLKSDAV.
ritone 1. 137.
Many New Goats With Unusual Style
For Easter Wear ,
$15.00 to $75.00
OATS with the swine coats with the flare coats with
V bolts straight line coats Every new style'thnt is good, in
i . I- c -l. i i.. i ii
tsviKi-, vuverui, iuuu, ck-ou'U ihitus, jjvuiui:r iulaiiuvb, bhiv a;
faille, taffetas and water-fall cloths. fV
-Utility CoaU $15.00 to $25.00
In mixtures, coverts, chinchillas, serges and checks. There
a wide range of pleasing styles. .1
The New Tailored Suits
At S16.75 and Up to $125
SUITS typical of the season's very smartest modes. An as
semblage of pleasing styles of "un individual and distinc
tive character that will appeal to every woman who gives a
thought to her dress.
There is practically' every material and shade that Is In good taste for
this season Including poplins, serges, garbardlnes, checks, worsteds, etc.
. r . - 2-r. - r irv
Bnrfs s-Wath Co. sepBd Woor,
Charming New Easter Hats
At Burgess-Nash Thursday at $5,00
Km aa If!
SCORES of exquisitely trimmed creations a shape and
style to suit every fancy, smart new effects, all tast
ily trimmed with flowers, ribbon.3 and wings and faced
with faille silk. ' '
i . qnapes or iineBi , quality nerop, niuan ntmp in ne large
Ivand small sailors, pokes, shepherdess and turbans. The elderly
as the younger woman and miss. An assortment that will please
t S5.00.
Bnrf ssu-ITasB Co.- soona Tloor. . 4 , ; ,
Pick Out Your
Easter GLOVES
AND we know of no better,
place than Burgess-Nash to
make that selection., The most
worthy makes are , represented
and at prices that are pleasing
and satisfactory to every one.
Expert fitters In constant at
tendance. agf ss-sTash Co. Main Tloor.
Easter Novelties
of Endless Variety
HEN . and chicks, coop and
chickens, candy eggs of all
'Sizes and kinds. )len on nest,
roosters, bunnies with carrot and
o on an almost endless variety
at modest prices. ,
Banrsss-XTssh Co. Bsssmoat.
NEW EASTER
NECK FIXINGS
DAINTY new con or its la wide
selection of styles to com
plete the sew Easter toilet. Col
lars, gulmpes, veatees, coltar and
cuff sets, etc., price 2ftc, 5(o A
Burarss s-BTasa Co. Main rieor.
A COMPREHENSIVE showing of unusual attrac
tiveness, embracing all the new style features
favored for. this season. v
WONDERFUL BLOUSES, $1.95 AND $3.95.
MATERIALS.
.Pure Handkerchief Linen Blouses.'
811k Crepe de Chine, attractive models.
Very. Pretty 8Uk Lined Lace Blouses.
Very Smart Silky Pongee Blouses.
Pretty Tub Bilk Blouses.
Extra Heavy Japanese Silk Blouses.
Dainty Fancy Trimmed Lingerie.
Black Over White 811k Shadow Lace.
SHADES.
Sand
Maize
Flesh
Peach
Candy Stripes
Black .
Silver
White
MODELS.. ,
Piping Rock
l-in-1
Country Club
Tlpperary
Matinee
Mllltalre
Tallleur
For Dress, Etc.
OUR BLOUSES AT $2.50 AND $3.95.
Cream Lace Over Chiffon Blouses.
Crepe de Chine Blouses, extra heavy.
Handsome Georgette Crepe Blouses. ,
Richest Radium Silk Blouses.
Beautiful Filet !ce Blouses.
Combination Chiffon and Lace Blouses! '
OUR BLOUSES AT $5.00 AND $5.95.
Embroidered Georgette Crepe Blouses.
Excellent Quality Crepe Meteor Blouses.
Paradise Meteor Silk . Blouses. '
Filet Lace and Net Combinations.
Gold and Silver Net Blouses.
AH white or color combinations. $
1,000 NEW MODEL BLOUSES IN VOILES AND ORGANDIES, AT $1X0.
BQTf ss-Wssh Co. gscaad floor.
Untrimmed Hats in the Basement
Thursday at 63c Instead of $1.49
sBSBBflBSBttas
OftO
J,
IT'S A SPECIAL lot we, were fortunate in secur
ing at an underprlce. Hemp shapes. In black, '
white and every wanted color, worth to 11.41, v
for
29o FLOWER WREATHS AT 15c.
Four styles of beautiful wreathes In the new spring color
ings, 29c quality, at
. WE TRIM HATS FREE OF CHARGE
Burcsss-Bask Co. Boosomy Basamsai.
isrr--rrr fw r DUIiQ ESS-NASII COMPANY
63c
15c
15c
Hyacinths, hy
drangea, asa
leas, Splreas,
rhododendron
at a p c i a 1
prices. - .
Barrass-araaa
Co. mows
ftoctloa,
Basomsai.
ll
Great Display of Pretty New Blouses for Easter Wear
Roller Skates for
BOYS and GIRLS
Just the thing for sidewalk or
street, pin or ball-bearing. Spe
cial prices.
Bar a -Bash Oo. ronrta Floor,
EASTER LILIES, 15c
LARGE,
healthy
plants, potted,
with S to 8
blooms, spe
cial Thursday,
at per bloom,