THE REE: OMAHA, "WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2G, 1916.
12
W0I.IAN DEST1TDTE
WITH FIVE KIDDIES
Telice Appear on Scene Juit Win
dow Are Bein. Bemoved
from Home.
HAD OKLT LITTLE FLOUR LEFT
Deserted by her husband on Christ
mas eve, four of her five children
sick In bed end h erf elf unable to
work, Mrs. Hose Smith, 1807 Madi
son street. Booth Hide, waa on the
point of being thrown from her little
home by friends of the landlord who
desired to occupy the. cottage, when
police offlcera In the person of De
tective George Allen and Chauffeur
Danbaum Intervened.
fom time ago Mrs. Pmlih ii work
t:i si ih Omaha National bank aa
Janftreaa. 8he waa tha aol support of
hr frrn'ly of four children and husband,
out as happy In lb work. Tha com In
of anotiiar chill, a babe, t'fcarlea. now t
months a'.i. compelled her lo lrave her
position. Shortly after the child waa
hom brr huhanrl ds"rtd her and she
ui left to hattle her own way alona
without any help. Phe held up brave!
until few days ago when the ownc,- of
tha boiiae. Mil. Oliva Ralley, 701 Madison
etieet, attempted to oust her from her
home. A -brother-in-law of the latter,
Harry Yatr. desired In mova Into the
nous: . ...
RmtaT' Wladtwi. '.
PoVr officers found Walker and-hrlp-
rs bil!y enaaged. removlna all etorm
;n4ma m,iA ilnota from tha houae,
They were even a rtc hlng putiy from J
.w. -. ij Minni iii til,, naiiM. i .
Three of-tb latter had been removed jmade aitre that Mr. Pollock waa dead,
when 1 he d e"tlvea Intervened. the stoiitlph man waa ahoutlng for a
Mrs. Kmlth waa found shivering, in a doctor, and the room waa filled with a
mm whl'-h-.harbored tha alngle small; lot of hyaterlcal people from the han
healir.6 tove of the home, trying aa heat; quel and tha aupfr dance downalalra.
she could tu comfort her three children
and babe. Three of the chlldten wer
pini cough ami ono
ore an,: Ben. a.e.1 I
... ,, ....
ak'k llh,t: .hoon
tsmA h n-iirt.m The
17 'yearn; Mdle, n. years; rem;-
nardged . year.: Oeorg.e aged I y es. - t;phone for a
and three montha. and Charles, a ,M,!doc.or wu , for the police, because
f rlx months, stlil nnnonactoue). Ha went
I'rerilcnllr Dratllale.
luvea-.ltr floh dla -loaod that the family
w 'pra. -lb-ally' dlatitute only a half
talldn can of gaaollne and a half aack of
Hour, being the material for edlblea in
i ha house.
Mr., BL:!c' and Harry Walker weu
Imirvrdiate'y otdered to replace all atnrm
wh da, Uoura and window panea taken
the ln ne a .d in not moleMt
ih family in any way until tha children !,
t ol well. An ef'oH will ba made to local ! ,
ih father Mt-a Umlth la M yeare of
tr. ' - !
Nick Photines Has
'Close Escape When
Win rrrtt-i TJit- V.-t Tnnin
II tliiUU JJ.1U U V XltHU
Nick Photinea. baxer at North
Forty-algth atraet, Houth Hide, had a nar
row eacape from death when a train hit
a wagon In which "he waa riding, at
Thlitf eiit'n and Maeon atraeta. The vahi
i le waa demcllftlted. Photlnea waa bruleed
and rut and tha horea waa ao badly Injured-
that Humana Officer liana N'ielaen
it It Photlnea aald ha did not aa the
algnal of the flagman.
JCE CUTTING IS TO BE
. RESUMED THIS MORNING.
The 'return' of cold weather wa hillod
Kh joy by 1.0TO to 5.000 men of Omah
Wha for aeveial day prior to tha warm
epell were orklna; on tha Ice, ban-eat-Ing
the crop. When tha warm weather
came -on, momi of tha men were laid off,
but thla morning they will gll be
Ink on tlio iul. A good many of the
men reaunied work yeaterday clear
ing off th" little anow that had fallen,
otheia were act at weik marking tha
flelda and at noon et!M more were put
at work aanlng tb k Into blocka and
preparing it for being run over the
butea. . ,
LITTLE BCY AND HIS DOG
BOTH DIE AT SAME TIME
A .chjid suffering- from scarlet fever,
i:ed yeaterday afternoon in tha . East
Omaha bottoms l the foot of Grace
tree.'-
Tha chl'd was- t'.e -yrar-old son of Mil
ton ITafVe, e m"lter ei'iploye. , He had
been suffering for a week. The family
dog bee-!il, tl; crl U:ed at the same
nm,- T-e doer who looked at It aald It
as prol t blr It too h id became afflicted
ll h the plague."
SCHVAGER GOES TO NEW
YCRK TO DAIRYMEN'S MEET
('bailee fr Hchwager. pri Ident of the
Alamlto Tapy ompany left tret night
far New Verk. where he will attend a
meeting of the executive committee of
the Intrrnat'onal Ialrrmen's aaaoclatlon,
of which he la a member. Two of the
ub.'ccia .up are the eatabllchmont of a
nH'nl "milk day" and Inaugurating a
VKtlonal campalsn of educational adver
tising to Intreere the consumption of
mis.
OMAHA NOW HAS OVER
25,003 LAGRIPPE CASES
I'r. B. Holovo:i:i.ner. addressing tha
lt council as a rucniticr of le 'Hoard
of tUiicat'oii. au'd: "Tlicro . at this
tine tictreen U'.'ou and C A rases of
(i!p In Omul a " .
Taak a taSir s Aalstre.
"I-ait winter my son Claude had a
avere attack of rrous. I took a neigh
cor s advice and procured a bottle of
chamberlain's Cough Remedy.' It re
114 him promptly.' writes Ura. T.
II. .Hell. Vender-graft. Pa-. Obtainable
very where- Adv trtiaemenl
BBar Inn Hfcrn.
WASHINGTON'. Jan. .-The supreme
Mnirt today announced a recess fiura
January U to jtebruery Xl.
PERSGMAL PARAGRAPHS
M. M. Betsnoe. local freight agent of
i rurnwtrtt ralirua4 at Sluui 1ty,
l-as eoroe to Cnihalo have an operation
Ttertonmrd op Ma noee. Mrs. haisner is
h t.i-a. and they are eu.pping at the
llrnauaw roir. t
Y. V Hnrk. city paaaenger sgenl of
ti e VniaaukM. has gone Ui f'hi aao to
-or.fr with bis rlaef. orae b. liasnea.
St-utiai ieistv aei 01 l ne roQ.
K. I. MrtJtA.Mh of the rlir elrciriral
ff.Nie lUtn driai trrtit haa gone tu Chi-'
. to mirail a rmi Ina of the vttvetrin
The Strange
Case of
Dy Frederick Lewis, Author of
"What Happened to Mary"
(Copyright, PIS. by MKIure Publlcatlona.)
BTNOTPI".
Mrr Taire. actreea, l arruaed of tha
murdrr of Jamea I'ollork. and la rUni-l
hv her lovr, I'hIMp Ln1on. Pollock
m lntolcal1. Hhale. a crook and tool
of ToIIim k. waa on the fire escape watch
ing for Lanvdnn.
(Contlnuod from Veeterdny.)
( II tPTKH II.
-It waa Juat beyond the finger tips of
Mlaa Tage a hand, which lay limply bo
aids her."
Did Mlea Tage aay anything In re-
sponaa to Mr. Langdon'a question?"
-She wa um-onsrloua." Farley asm,
"and I answered him. I aald. 'Not did
he do It. but why did aha do It, Mr.
Langdon.' "
-Did you aea Mlaa fage enter tha
suite, where Mr. Pollock waa?''
No. air. I couldn't sea the door or
tha aulta from whera I waa. but there, are
only two other doora along tha corridor
and they both open into private roome
for card parttea and auch thing, inoaa
doora were open, and a a I could see her
aa aha naaaed them aha muat hava en
tered that suite or continued down the
corridor to the elevator and atalra.
"What waa the condition of the room.
Waa there any avldenca of a BtruggleT"
"Tea. air; that la to aay, a boUle of
whlaky that waa on the tabla waa upset
and had drlbl.led onto tha carpet, and
there waa a broken glaaa on tha floor.
Mlaa Page a coat waa crumpled In a. heap
i oara 01 m ut .... -
jopen-on top of It. but that . waa all."
I "And having found Mr. Langdon with
I Mlaa Page and the body of David Pollock,
li.,t hm vnu do?"
"Well," the detective ahook hla head
tii ..iiriiiiv "bv the tlme I had
and Mr. Langdon
got up ana "num.
roe Oods sake. Farley, get theae peo-
Pie out and send for th. po'" hnW
h. waa right, and I ordered them out W .
had aome trouble with one man. tha lead-
...... ,nA Mr
'to do that, aaylna ha would aend up a
apeclal force of the hotel poi tera to tnar
the corrldoia, and then Mr. Ingdon and
I went back Into the room."
"Waa Mlaa Page conacloua by that
time?" There waa aarcaam In tha voice
now and Farley a reply waa couched In
i the annit) tonea.
When I got, back In tne room, air
&llaa l'ase had dlaappeared
"Do you mean aha had left the aulle?"
"Yea. air."
liowr
Well, there waan't any way for her to
have gone with ua at the door eicept
down tha flra eacape, and the window waa
open, but aha waan't In eight at that
time."
"Than you mean," aald the proeecutor
lahamlv. "that thla aiiuDoaedlv III and un
oonaoloiia woman. In tha few momenta
which rou anent In parley In the corridor.
ant ud." climbed through a window and
down a flra eacana and waa out of eight
before you got back Into the-room?
Yea. air."
"That U all."
aald the diatrlct attorney,
with trim triumph.' Turning, he ald
word to the clerk, who called aharp'y:
"Mary Pajre take tha atand!"
At the aound of her name Mary roaa
unateadlly to her feet, her eyea turned
appeallngly to Langdon. one trembling
hand c running back the little cry that
roaa Involuntarily to her llpa. But her
agitation waa no more than an echo of
Wilson to speak
with jfrahkhess
President to Discuss Preparedness
on Western Tour with Candor.
It Is Said.
TO , SPEZD UP . LEGISLATION
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24. Presi
dent Wilson today began efforts to
peed up tha legislative machinery
of congress to clear the awy (or the
preparedness program. Before be
ginning his speaking tour late thla
week to bestir public aentlment on
the Issue, he will Impress on con
gress the desirability ot disposing of
appropriation bills and other pend
ing leglalatlon ao there may be as
little delay as possible In reaching
the army and navy billa.
The president discussed the ap
propriation bills today with Repre
sentatlvea Floyd, 8tephena, Lever
and Page, chairmen, respectively, ot
the house foreign affairs, Indian
and agricultural! committees, and the
District of Columbia subcommittee
ot the appropriations committee.
. Meter t'ablaet Texlay.
Plana for pushing' legislation will b
taken up further by the president and
his cabinet tomorrow, and while he is
.hv from Washington the cabinet off!
cars will co-operate 1th leaders of th
senate and houae In every possible way.
lie also will no ever with them th out
1 1 nca of his forthcoming speeches on na
tional defenae, hh he prepared while
yachting Paturd-y srd Bunday.
In there speeches the preatdent plana
to discuss preptredneea and other Issues
penduisT l the country In the frankest
ay possible. 11 baa been told by cabl
net members that In many atitlea the
people do not understand why the army
and navy should he Increased at thla
time, lie Is expected to declare that
there Is real neotl for the United States
to be prepared to uphold Its posltlou be
fore tha world, lu this connection th
Mexican and European situation will ba
mentioned.
Leave far Uethaaa Wedmeaday.
Mr. Wilson will leave for New Tort,
Wednesday iftrtioon. and remain there
Wednesday albt and Thursday, making
two apeechea Thursday night. He atill
plana to return to Washington. Friday
morning, before starting on hla middle
wester trip Friday night.
tit. taula waa added t th Itinerary to
day at th urgent request of Senator
Bton and Reed of Missouri. Progress
aa made oct tha arrangrerecnta for the
meetings and er.tertalnmenta tobe At
tended by him In Pittsburgh. Cleveland,
Chicago. Dee Monies, Milwaukee, Topcka,
Kansas City and ft Lout.
Mary Page
Pictures by
Essanay
the) excitement that awept through the
crowded room.
To Langdon alone the calling of Mary
cama aa no aurprlee, and he waa at her
aide In a moment, whinnering reaaeurance
jt i- ... .. .ini. ...a
nil ultima iiti i. mi-"t " .
clearly aa ooaalhla the oueatlona ahe waa
aaked. Hla calm gave her back aome
meaaure of her own aerenlty. and her
voice waa low but clear aa ahe took the
oath and, atepptng up Into the wltneaa
atand, looked down upon that ea of
facea. For a moment they awam before
her eyea. and with a catch In her throat
ahe remembered the laat time ahe had
looked down upon crowded facea; looked
down a r roaa the footlights upon thou
aanda of amlllng llpa and friendly eyea
above a snow atorm of applauding white
glovea. How long ago It aeemed, ,aJid yet
how ahort a time! And now the facea
that (tared up at her were avid with
curloalty; aome hoatlle, some sympa
thetic. '
Then her eyea, traveling beyond them,
met the teardlmmed onea of her mother,
leaning forward yearningly from the wlt
neaa bench; and beeauae of the eurretlng
on that face Mary rmlled. Her flrat an-
awera to the queetiona of the district at
torney were spoken with quiet dignity.
Mlas Psge, isn't It true that David
Pollock wished to marry you?"
Yea." The anawer waa lower now, and
hot fluah crept for a moment Into
Mary'a pale cheeks.
"And you found his attentions unwel
come?"
Something In the tone brought her hesd
up sharply.
I had told Mr. Pollock that I could
not marry him," ahe aald firmly.
Abruptly the proaecutor changed hla
train of questioning.
"Now, Mlaa Page," he aald harahly,
please tell the court exactly what hap
pened Juat prevloua to the time when
he revolver ahot waa heard and Mr.
Langdon found you unconacloua bealde
the murdered man. lie g In with -the mo
ment you left the banquet."
With a, aliiVer of averalon Mary closed
her eyes for a aecond; then, gripping tha
edge of the wltneaa atand, she began
speaking alowly and with an obvious ef
fort.
When the boy brought me the tnea-
eage I waa glad to go. They were
drinking and were very noisy at the ban-
qunfc and I waa tired. The boy ahowed
me the door of the aulte, and I went in."
Bhe, paused, and covered her eyes a a
If to shut out something terrible.
Mr. Pollock waa in the room." ahe
said at last. "He he had been drink
ing he waan't himself he could hardly
eland. He he aald, he wanted to talk
to me alone for five minutes and he
wouldn't let me out, though I waa afraid
and begged him to,"
"Did you try to get out? Waa there
a atruggle between you and Mr. Pot
lock T"
8he shook her bead. "Not then," she
said with a little sob. "But I waa very
angry I, told him he had tricked me
and I wouldn't listen to him. We we
quarreled over hla being; drunk and he
tried to make me take a drink of the
whlaky myaalf!"
A shudder of repugnanoe awept over
her, and her eyea grew wide and staring
nnd she swayed for a moment like a
flower In a storm; then, with a. tremend
ous effort. aS one called back from the
borderland to conaclousnesa, she added
haarsely:
,"I remember striking at him an
knocking: the glass out of hla hand. I
heard It break-nd then I must have
fHlnted!"
7l'o tie Continued Tomorrow.)
Goethals and Canal
Commander at Outs
PANAMA. Jan. 2S.-Serloua differences
of an official nature that have arisen
th last few months between Major Gen
eral Oeorge W, Uoethala, governor ot
the Panama canal sone. and Brigadier
Oeneral Clarence It. Edwards, command
ing the t.'nlted Btatee troopa in the sone,
are to come' to a head at Washington
when these two officlala reach the cap
ital, according to Governor Ooethals.
They aalled today for th United States
on th steamer Calamareat.
Governor Ooethala aald before Mb de
parture that criticisms alleged to have
been mad by General Kdwarda had
reached the secretary of war and that th
secretary had requested Information on
th subject. The governor replied with
an official communication In which h
detailed th trouble at considerable
length.
Want More Pay for
Carrying the Mails
, WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-Hallway com-
panlea whose Incomes from mail tran
sportation would be effected by tha Post-
ornce department a proposal or substitute
pace for the present a ye tern of fixing
ratea by weight, urged before th bouse
postofflce committee today a plan of
their own which would mean a 10 per
cent Increase In ratea. Representatives of
lines receiving about f-MI.Oon.OOO annually
from th government, proponed by a
readjuatment of the baaia of payment, to
raise thla amount to approximately lK,
100.000. .
Typhee Havaiajea I.eaa Wlalearel.
Rl. PASO. Tea, Jan. 25. There wer
Tim case a of tyjihua fever at Vera Crus
laat week, aa compared with 1.000 the
week before, according to official ad
vice reeelved today by A n't reus (I Gsr
cla. Mevhan consul here. There are now
only 1,000 ease In the eutlre country, I ar
range officials atate
Aoononoaononooonoj
g TO END CATARRHAL g
DEAFNESS AND HE ADD
o
a
NOISES 2
O if you have Catarrhal Deafness O
Q or bead noises go to your drog-Q
O s st and get 1 ounce of ParmlntO
p (double strength), and aV to It Hp
0 pint of hot water and 4 ounoea efg
n granulated sugar. Take 1 table-Q
apoenfal four times a day. Jr
m . This will often bring quick re-M
U lief from th distressing head U
O t,,itaa OltrmA niulrlla Knnia nnn O
P breathing bwom eaay and thP
O mucua stop dropping into the throat. O
U It Is eaay to prepare, coat a ltttlsljlth scalp soft, and the hslr Tne and
O ! Is pleaaant to take. AnyoneQ j ellky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and sy t
p aho haa Catarrhal Ueafneaa or headQ ' manaje.
O noises should glv this prescription Q You can get mulalfled eocoanut oil at
Q trial Advertisement. M ',ny pharmacy. It a very cheap, and a few
q 5 ounces will supply x-very niemler of the
,CDOnOnOQOaODOQOn3I family for montha Advertlvinent.
GIVES WAY FURTHER
IN LUS1TAHIA CASE
Benistorff Submit: New Proposal
Understood to Meet Objection
bj Wilson.
END OF DISPUTE SEEN NEAE
WASHINGTON. Jan. 24. Ger
many has submitted to the United
States, through Ambassador von
Bernstorff, another written proposal
designed to brine; about a settlement
of the controversy over the sinking
of the steamship Lusltanla, with a
loss of more than 100 American lives.
There were Indications tonight that
the document might bring to a sat
isfactory termination . negotiations
hlch have been In progress for
eight months.
Although the greatest secrecy sur-
rounds the negotiations. It was I
stated tonight on excellent authority
that Germany finally had agreed to
eliminate from the text of the agree
ment any mention of the warning is
sued by the German embasssy the
day the Lusltanla sailed on Its last
trip from New York. Mention of this
warning la understood to have been
contained In the last proposal, which
waa rejected after President Wilson
had considered It.
Other Omlealona Made.
It la understood aluojnat Germany baa
left out other pronoBed general reaerva-
tlona of admlaalon of wrong doing on the
part of the submarine commander to
which the United States objected.
Mention of the warning Is believed to
have been most objectionable to the ad
ministration. In effect it waa regarded
aa conveying the Idea that no American
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Bad For the Hair
Soap should be used very sparingly. If
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One or two teaapoonfuLa will cleans
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It waa also atated authoritatively that
In ita lateat communication Germany
makea aome reference to a dealre to see
tha United fttates take action In .regard
to the queatlona Involving the freedom
of the aeaa. '
The (ierman ambaasador and Secretary
Lanalng probably will confer regarding
the propoeal In the Immediate future.
Germany reiterates dearly, it la aald,
that the torpedoing of the Lualtanla was
sn act of reprisal fnr the British blockade
of the German cnajit. Kxtreme re
gret again la expreaaed that Amer
icana loat their Uvea In the . commis
sion of the reprianl and Germany freely
offera reparation " In the form of ;in
demnlty. arrflaoaa Dtacaaaloae Left Out.
The attention of the 'United Ptatea I
called to the fact that auch forma of re
prleala have been discontinued aa the rc
ault of negotlatlona with thij government
and to the fact that brotd assurances
for the future have been given. . All dis
cuacions considered enperfluous have been
stricken from the proposal.
Conldratlon of public opinion in thl
country and In Germany was said to havo
J played an Important part In the drafting
of the document, it has been pointed out
that German public opinion would not
look with approval upon a form of settle
ment which In any ,way admitted that,
regardless of the Americans Involved, th
torpedoing of the Lusltanla waa an Im
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for Wednesday Quality
25 to 50 Per Cent on
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17 lbs. best Pure Cane Granu
lated Sugar Si. OO
48-lb. sack best high grade Dia
mond II Flour; nothing finer
for bread, pies or cakes, per
sack $1.45
10 bars Beat-'Em-All, Diamond
C or Laundry Queen White
Laundry Soap 23c
8 lbs. best Rolled White Break
fast Oatmeal 23c
10 lbs. best White or Yellow
Corn meal 17c
5 lbs. choice Japan Rice. . . .25c
4 pkgs. best Domestic Macaroni,
Vermicelli or Spaghetti, per
pkg 23c
Gallon cana Golden Table Syrup
for 3Ho
6 cans Oil Sardines 10c
K. C. Corn Flakes, pkg 5c
W. O. C. or Krumblea, pkf. . . Oc
4 cans fancy Wax, 8tring, Green
or Lima Beans , . .2c
4 cans Golden Pumpkin, Hom
iny, Sauer Kraut or Baked
Beans 28c
4 large cana Condensed Milk 28c
1- lb. cana Assorted Soupe..8Hc
2- lb. pkg. Self-Rising Pancake
Flour ........ .8Hc
Buckwheat Flour, pkg 8e
Pure New York Buckwheat
Flour, lb. ' 5c
7 lbs. best Bulk Laundry Starch
for 23c
Yeast Foam, pkg, 3c
Mullo for Icing, large can. . .10c
MacLaren'a Peanut Butter, per
pound 12He
The best Tea Slftlngs, lb., 12Kc
Fancy Golden Fentos Coffee 20c
THK BEST STRICTLY FRKSH
KOGH, I'KR POZKN 30
The best Storage Eggs, dos..22c
TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST
WINTER EXCURSIONS
To the Ever-Sunny Southland
VIA TIUS y
WABASH RAILROAD
ltOUXD TRIP TICKETS ON SALE DAILY TO
Florida, Cuba,
Mobile, New Orleans
And all other Gulf Coast points. Final return limit, June 1, 1916.
To dest illations In FLORIDA and Cl'UA can go one route and return
another at slightly higher fare.
L1BKRAL STOP-OVERS PERMITTED.
'Attractive crulso to the West Indie, Pawiui.a Canal and South
America. For detailed Information and descriptive literature, cull
un or address
H. C. SHIELDS, General Agent Passenger l-pt.,
- 811 South 14th St., Woodmen of the World ltklg.
Telephone
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Ceeral Diatriautors Omaiia, Nebraska
proper act and which might reflec t upon '
the commander of the submarine, who j
waa acting under instructlona whi h since
have been modified, in view of this, it
la understood. Germany may admit in
the final acttlement that it waa wrong
that Americans 'should 'have been loat
without conceding It waa wrong for the
commander to fire a torpedo at the liner.
In thla connection attention waa called
tonight to the fact that Germany hardly
would agree to pay an Indemnity for '
killing American cltlxena ahould It be con- j
eldcred that the act waa within the taw.
The German government Is underatood '
tc be moat anxious to settle the matter
In a manner mutually satisfactory. It Is j
said, hoT-ever. that the propoeal now be- (
fore the administration ia conaldered to :
be final. Germany la said to bold that I
It has Rone as fnr as It nosalbly can
honorably to meet the vlewg of the United ,
States.
Taken from Jail and
Lynched by a Mob
TEX ARK ANA, Tex., Jan. 3. W. J.
Mayfield, aged S4, waa taken from the
Jail at Boaton. Tex., ahortly before mid
night and lynched by twerKy-flvo maked
and heavily armed men, according to re
porta here. Mayfield waa held in Jail
there charged with killing his father,
mother and brother with an axe.
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Pictures, Have
at Hospe's
1513-1515 Douglas Street.
Goods and a Saving of
the Cost of Living
DOUGLAS STREETS
The beet Creamery Butter, car
ton or bulk, lb 31c
Fancy No. 1 Country Creamery
Butter, lb: 29c
Fancy No. 1 Dairy Butter. . .27c
Full Cream Young America, N.
Y. White, or Wisconsin Cream
Cheese, lb 22c
BOX APPLE SPECIAL
WEDNESDAY
1 carload of fancy Calorado Jon
athans, 1 carload fancy Roman
Beauty Apple, 1 carload fancy
Greening Apples. All packed
In standard boxes; CtVL
Wednesday, per box, P . aOO
Florida (irape Fruit and Tan
gerine Special
Fancy 64 sice "Florida Grape
Fruit, that retails for 8c and
10c each 60
Fancy FlorWa Tangerines, regu
lar 2 5c seller; at. dozen. . 12Ho
Highland Navel Orange Special
Wednesday.
The orange of quality, kissed by
the sun, moon and stars; regu
lar 60 aize 40c
Regular 40c slze'for .30c
Regular 35c size for. 2.V
Regular 30c size for 20c
THE VEGETABLE MARKET
FOR THE PEOPLE
Wisconsin Cabhajre oer pound. . . .Jo
IS lbs. beat Potatoes 334
8 large bunches fresh Shalots. Ilad
lahes. Beets, Carrota, Turnips, 100
Fancv Denver Cauliflower, lh., 70
Old Bjets, Oarrota, Turnips or Par-
anlpa, round go
large Soup Bunches for 10e
TArge Cucumbers, each. . . IOc-ISM-o
Fancy Head Lettuce, head THo
.FVeah Spinach, per peck S3
Our Annual Pure Food Kxhlhlt
will commence Monday, Jan. 31st.
For 2 W-jeka. Don't fall to see this
mammoth display and demonstra
tion. Douglas 833.
it
Wednesday
Is
$1
00
Day
At DREXEL'S
For Women
We have selected Juat 300
pairs of women's shoes. In
patent, dull leather and glaz
ed kid, broken sizes of our
best lines, values up to $t
are included in this lot'. No
charges,' no deliveries and
no exchanges of
$1.00
these shoes. The
price ia only
-For Men-
100 pairs regular $5 and $4
values, In patents, button
and lace. No charges, deliv
eries or exchanges. djl
Priced at only i A
Sale Continues
. Because of the large number
who attended our sale laat week
and were unable to get served
we have decided to continue the
sale at the same price reduc
tion for this week.
For the ladles we have added
ten lines to the sale. Including
two styles In bronze In good
sizes.
DREXEL
SHOE CO.
Steinway
The World's Best Piano,
, will be used by
; Corinne Paulson w
one 'of Omaha's most
prominent pianists,
Tuesday Evening:, Jan. 26,
at The Noon Day Club .
Banquet.
Schmoller & Mueller
Piano Co.
, 1311-13 Farnam St.
XXCX.TSITE HTKTITWAT
mEFKESEXrTATITXS.
1,000 Overcoats
All Styles and Kinds
Half Price
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A GENTLE REMINDER
Patroalae Home Industry and
order
Aa Rood as the best.
Save Coupons and Get Premium
Phone Donglaa IMS.
LUXUS
Mercantile Co.
Distributor.
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