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UHIEF CITY NEWS
Vuwasend'a for portlar Oooas."
BJt"atlas; rirtiwi Bureess-Orsndsrw
ere Boot hilt n Now Beacon Pres.
. tokae ntnovtd to T Brand. The.
To Soil Beat Setat list It with J. II.
tnimont A Co., Keellne Bids.
Xumb Bot Ouilty Arthur Hansen
waa found not guilty of a charge, of
robbing a Burlington bCx cur by a Jury
to District Judas Sears' court.
" Mono vroflTam" elasslflel
eoctloa today, it appara In The Bm
KXCLUBIVELT. Find out what tho ra
How mortnc plcturo theatere offer.
TO. Bankruptcy Botitlom JosepU
Gamble, K22 HlmebauRh avenue, filed a
Voluntary petition In bankruptry, statins'
Iita liabilities aa Hl6 and assets as $100.
lukaoussr Tllaa for Claris M. F.
Bnkhouser. dr-mocrat, well known In
local politics, has filed as a candidate
for nomination for clerk of the district
court.
- Br. Tonne Xeotures om Bsyoholorr
Dr. O. Alexander TounK. lecturer on
Bourolory at Crelghton university, ad
dressed the Efficiency club of the tfmaha
plant of tho Ford Motor company Tues
day night on "Mental Leakage."
ail for Woo of Kama The Omaha
Vs.n and Storage company. In a suit
against the Maggard Van and Storage
and tho Nebraska Telephone companies,
lo asking C.OOO alleged damages because
tho telephone directory lists the defend
ant as tho "Omaha Truck. Van and
Rorage company.'' The plaintiff asks an
Injunction to prevent use of Its trade
name tn the future.
Baya for Investment Hugh McCaffrey
haa made two purchases for Investment
through Olover A Spain. He bought the
"Pratt," a three-story brick on Twenty
fifth, Just north of Fern am, for $l,00a
Mr. McCaffrey also bought two lota on
tho southeast corner of Thirty-fourth
and Leavenworth for $3,000. It Is an
nounced Mr. McCaffrey will Improve the
Leavenworth street lota.
Seven Miners Meet
Death in Explosion
In Eastern Colliery
WTLKESBAB-RE, Pa.. Feb. I Seven
workmen were killed and two Injured by
a gas explosion In the Ross vein of the
Lehigh and Wtlkeabairo Coal company at
Plymouth late today. All the victims
were of foreign birth and several of them
left largo families. The Injured, although
seriously hurt are expected to recover.
It la believed that some of tho men were
killed by black damp which followed the
excloskm.
Gas Ignited by tho naked lamp of oni
of tho miners la believed to have cauaed
the explosion. About 100 men were In
the mine when tho explosion occurred.
They were hurled n all directions, sev
eral of tho dead and Injured being found
scattered along tho gangway. Those who
escaped the blast rushed to tho foot of
tho shaft only to find that wreckage had
made It impossible to hotat or lower the
carriages. A large rescue squad was
quickly put to work and after several
hours succeeded tn forcing an opening
through the wreckage and bringing th
Imprisoned miners to the surfaoe. At
midnight It waa announced that all had
been accounted for. ..... .' .
Former Omaha Boy,
Carrier for The Bee,
Now Noted Sculptor
. A former Omaha boy who Is achieving
fame as a sculptor is Arthur Putnam,
son of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Putnam, who
lived at Twentieth' street and Poppleton
"avenue. Arthur was a carrier on The
Bee for several years. He lived In Omaha
from 178 to 1898, when he went to Cali
fornia. How highly his work is regarded
Is Indicated by this extract from the Ban
Francisco Examiner: '
"Visitors to the Palace of Fine Arts
this week will see a dosen or so of small
. bropses. fashioned by a master who can
. put brute force Into Inert clay. Amid
the sua vo. aptitudes and beatltudea of
paatels and water colors and the wild
lucubrations of the modern cult they wHl
declare the primal and the strong.
"These bronsea are by Arthur Putnam,
the San Francisco sculptor. Mrs. A. B.
Sprockets haa "purchased them, and will
. present them to the city' when a permanent-
fine arts building la provided.
As they are now exhibited they will ar
rest the attention and tell their own story
of powerful genius." i
Mormon Church Says
'Ware the Avalanche
SALT LAKE CITY", t'tah, Feb. .-The
first presidency of the Mormon church
Issued a formal warning today advising
all persons to keep out of the mountain
canyons on account of the unusually
heavy snows and the consequent danger
from avalanches.
Such warnings by the off'cers of the
. church were common In the early" days
of Utah, but it is said this Is the firm
nt the kind that hns been Issued for f!fty
years.
More snow is in the mountains than for
many years past. Several deaths have
occurred through snow alleles recently anfl
railroad and other traff c In some of the
canyons has been suspended for several
days at a time in Iho Ust fc weeks.
Boys at Fort School Make Bird Houses,
Which Will Be Placed in the Public Parks
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Boys at Fort school are considerably
Interested In their bird-house activities.
Last fall City Commissioner Hummel pro
posed to furnish the material If the boys
would make the bird houses, which will
be placed In the parka during the early
spring before the feathered songsters be
gin to make their nests. The work waa
taken up at Fort school with unusual
avidity because tho boys have more
equipment than is provided In the ordi
nary manual training departments of the
elementary schools.
Helen Thompson, supervisor of manual
training In the elementary schools, snd
Robert Oalt, Instructor In woodwork at
Fort school, secured plans of various
types of bird houses and Instructed the
boys in the art of fashioning these little
homes for their avian pets.
Wren houses are being made with par
ticular care, because these birds must
have opening of such slxe that larger
birds cannot enter and disrupt the do
mestic life of the wrens. Wrens also
prefer tiny apartmenta In their housea.
The naturea of the blrda were studied
before designing these houses.
One of the boys at Fort school waa
so pround of his bird house that he
asked if he could have It for his own
use, rather than letting It go to some
park where he might never bo able to
Identify It. Other boys asked to have
their houses marked with Identifications
so they mlnht observe them when placed
in the parks.
There will be about 2M of these houses
from the public schools. Commissioner
Hummel and the school officials will
hold a public exhibit of the bird bouses
the latter part of next month.
CERTAIN WILSON
WILLJE NAMED
Democratic Chiefs in St Lonii Sur
President It Going to Be
Renominated.
MARSHALL'S CHANCES SLIMMER
ST. LOUIS. Fb. . That Presi
dent Wilson would he renominated
without opposition waa the consensus
or opinion of membera of the aub
cornmlttee of the democratic na
tional committee, who met here to
day to arrange details for the demo
cratic national convention.
. The committeemen were nr o cer
tain, however, that Vice r.valdent
Marshall would be renominated. The
election of a temporary chairman
will not be taXen up until May.
Robert Ewlng. publisher of the
New Orleans Daily States, was ap
pointed chairman of the press com
mlttee for the convention and James
Preston,' ecrgennt-at-nrms of the
press gallery of the United States
senate, waa appointed vice cbatrman.
"are Wilson hm4.
Chairman McCombs said to newspaper
men today that President Wilson would
bo renominated and that no opposition to
him had developed In any quarter.
.Several committeemen who were inter
viewed expressed the opinion that the
l"rs,rni had won the support of the
country to Ms preparedness program.
The eommlttee adopted a reanlmlon to
invite former national committeemen to
attend the convention as honor guests.
The following subcommittees appointed
today win continue tholr meetings hero
tomorrow:
Tlrketa and Badge Mr. McComha,
rhalrman Norman Mack, New York.
Thomas Tarvart, Indiana; Charles Moe
erhenateln. Illinois: H II. Moore, Ohio,
and K. F Heed New Hampshire.
Hotels -Mr. Taggart, chhlrman: R. O.
ood. Mtehlsan, and J. Bruce Kremer.
Montana.
Press and ruhllcltv--Mr. F.wlng. chair
mn: Clark Howell. Georgia, and Mr.
Mark.
Hall and reroratlona Bd ard F. Ool
tra. Mlaeouii. rhalrnian: llolla Wells,
treamier nf natlnitl committer; V. W
Marsh, lows, and Mr. Howell.
Another Meeting anon.
Another meeting of the eommlttee on
arrangements will be held In New York
City In about six weeka, Mr. McComh
said. Early In May thla committee wi
open permanent headquartera In St. Louli
with Mr. Kremer In charge. A majority
of the committee on arrangements will
remain In 8t. Loula from early In My
until tho convontlon clnaea.
NEBRASKA REPRESENTED
AT COMMERCE MEETING
(From a Staff Correspondents
WPII1NOTON. Feb. -8peelal Tele
gramsNebraska Is splendidly repre
sented at the 1'nlted Statea Chamber of
Commerce which convened today In a
three days' session. From Omaha the del
egates are: C. II. rickcna, H H. Hal
drlge, R. H. Manley, E. 3. McVann and
C. J. Iane, unattached, but an Interested
looker-on. From Lincoln are F. J. Rich
ards, president of the Commercial club;
.1. C. llarpham, II. B. Orelnger and F.
II. Woods.
"Tiz" Gladdens
Sore, Tired Feet
No tiffed-np. burning;, tender, ach
Inf feef fo eotnn or
cal1nuiie.
"Tla" makes sore, burning, tired f-ei
fairly dance with delight. Away go the
arhea and pains, tho corns, callouses,
bl tat era, bunions and chllMnlns.
"Tli" draws out the acids and poisons
that rff up your feet. No matter hiw
hard you work, how long you dance, h w
far you walk, or how long you remali
on your feet. "Tla" brlnas restful to l
comfort. "Tilt" Is msglrn', grand, w n
derfnl for tired, aching, swollen. aa t
Ing feet. Ah! how comfortable, how
hoppy yon feel. Tour feet Just t'r.!p
for Joy: shore never hurt or s.'cm tlthi.
Oet a cent box of "Tla" mw f m
any dnigglat or department aroiv. K id
foot tortvire forever-wear sma ler ah ea,
keen your feet fresh, sweet snd hpt'.
Jilat think! a whole years rooi oomi r.
for only cents. Advertisement.
humted mon
Hill)
Increases strength ot
delicate, nervous,
run-down people 200
per nent In ten days
in many inatanc e
lltt forfeit It It
falls as per full ex
planation In tares
article ooon te ao
peaf In this paper.
Ask your doctor or
Blkrrman Sk Mci ' nneit
irucLftML fthaut It
jtM Mtoree always oarrjr It la slock.
HERE IS ZEPPELIN
BEARIMTORPEDO
Eighty Monster of the Air Now in
Service of the German
Government.
GRAY Aim SHAPED LIKE FISH
BERNE, Switzerland (Via Parte),
Feb. 8. Eighty Zeppelina are now In
the German aervlce, It appeara from
Information developed at Friedrlch
ahafen, where the Zeppelin works
are located. One of the latest type
that la having a trial trip thla week
is L. Z-95, which Is taken here to
mean that It la the ninety-fifth In
the aeries dating from the beginning
of the war, fifteen having been lost,
it is said.
The newest model seems consider
ably longer tn previous types. It
ia of fish-like sliape and fray tinted,
by the means rf aluminum powder,
it is explained. The gondolas are ot
plated steel. Each has six machine
guns in lta quick fire battery and ap
paratus for throwing bombs and air
torpedoes. It is reported that a new
air torpedo more powerful than any
previously used ia about to be given
a trial.
MISS CLARA BUSCH
WILL WED AN ARTIST
8T. LOUIS, Feb. . Formal announce
ment waa made here tonight of the en
gagement of alias Clara liuseh. grand'
daughter of the late Adolphus Busch, and
"Central" Squeals on
Dems and Is Laid Off
WASHINGTON'. Ft. 3 A telephone
operator on the capUol sw tchbsrd was
suspended from duty tofljy following
charges made by Reprvs-ntative Nfely of
West Virginia in the demnrrailc caucua
laat night that private onversatlona o
democratic eongveenmen were being re
ported to republican. Mr. Neely said
that among other conversations of h'a
which "leaked ' waa one regarding pro
posed impeachment chargea agalnat a
Weat Virginia federal judge.
ITCHING BLISTERS
ON BOY'S HEAD
Got Worse. Affected Ears, Neck
and Face. Scratched Day and
Night. Terribly Disfigured.
HEALED BYCUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT
"When four months old ray hoy suffered
with blisters and a kind of scaly akin on his
bead. I go'. son:e salre and be didn't
teem to Improve but got won aod Lis ears,
nek. and face wera affnrted. He scratched
day ami igtit the lulling va no Imenrj,
aad e bad to keep his bands pinned tin
whole time. The a as sura and In
flamed, and be didn't have hair on his
head. It was Juil a rap of sore eruptions,
and his face wan terribly dlaflgured.
"He cot ao bad we had to keep a maaW on
his face. The trouble leJted for mouibi.
when a lady told my husband about
Cutii-ura Heap ar.d Ointment, and we gut
them. Tim tliird day I noticed a big
improvement and in two weeks my boy
wu bcalej." iSigurd) Mrs. II. A. Thleie,
S4S Cth fct.. iMlwauW. WU.. O. L 25, 1013.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Bkln Book oo request. Ad
dress post-card "Cullmra, Dept. T, Bear
. Bold throughout the world.
Percy Orthweln, an artist of this city.
Miss Busch la the second daughter of
August A. Busch, who inherited the bulk
of the estate of his father, Adolphus
Busch, multi-millionaire iwer.
A "For "ale"
"Classified Ad"
tr "For Rent" Ad placed
habit.
French Aerial Chief
ResignsUnder Fire
PARIS, Feb. t. Reno Besnard. secre
tary of state for aviation and aeronau
tics, has resigned. For some time there
has been hostility toward Besnard for
his conduct of his office. The campaign
against htm was conducted by certain
newspapers which charged that he was
Incapable.
During a recent session of tho Chamber
of Deputies members sought to question
Minister of War Oallleni about measures
designed to avoid future air attacks on
Paris. The minister declined to answer,
Stating that to do so would be against
public policy. Deputies then charged that
this waa proof of an aviation crisis.
Wants Milwaukee to
, Be American Capital
WABHIVOTON, Feb. t. Representative
Carey of Wisconsin today Introduced a
resolution for transfer of tho United
States capital to Milwaukee. Ho Bald ho
did It because of pending legislation
which might make the District of Colum
bia dry. Prohibition, ha said, waa "a
menace to society and good government."
HOT TEA BREAKS
A COLD TRY THIS
Get a small package of Hamburg;
Breast Tea, or as tho German folks oall
It, "Hamburger Brust Thee, at any
pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of tho
tea, put a cup of boiling water upon It,
pour through a sieve and drink a teacup
full at any time. It la the most effective
way to break a cold and euro grip, as It
opens tho pores, relieving oongostlon.
Alrt - loosens the bowels, thus breaking
a cold at once.
It la Inexpensive and entirely vegetable,
therefore harmless. Advertisement.
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Doctors used to say "Europe
Now they aay "Th not Springs of Arkanaaa"
Bocisty, before the wsr, divided
its crowds of health-aeckira and
plaasura lovars bttween the
European Spaa and Hot Springs.
Now they are flocking to us.
Ana wny aoir
No spa ia the
world im
paiMi in cura
tive and rju
vcaating por
srs the natu
rally hot,
radio - active
baths of Hot
Springe, Ark.
In th waters
there ia relief
for all, and cure for moat suf
ferers with rhtumatiam new
health for thota with livtr, kid-
UUS1N1.S3 MEN'S UtAOUK.
Huttteriw. Ark.
PIMM MS booklet.
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Addrrst i
acy, skin and stomach troubles
even for Bright'e liaae and
Locomotor Ataxia in their
earlier stages. There ia renewed
auength, energy and nerve
lores i or tne
tired, nerve
racked b u a i
new man aod
the a e u r a a
thtnic society
woman.
J e i a the
throngs for
health for
complete reit
or for a bril-
1 I A t U.IAII.
Coma and golf, rids horn back,
motor, walk, drive, dance
whatever you like, you'll find it
here at ita beau Hail Coupes.
SPECIAL: Low round trip rata in affect
on roade entering Hot Springs, Ark., and
all connecting lines. Be auta you get thia
special rate.
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Watarm Ouinad and ControtM by
thm Unifd Stat Government
Tha Hot Springs ars on the beau
tiful Government reservation
their virtue are endorted and
their ueele controlled aodregulat
ed by UncleBam. To hie Ane army
and navy hompital here he aende
Ida soldiers and aallora for treat
ment end they go away cured.
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What (Ullirrs !Verd Mew,
In spits of the best rare mothers can
give them this, weather brings sickness
to many children. Bate, reliable family
medicines are in demand. Mrs. T. Neur
euer, Eau Claire, Wla., writea: "Foley's
Hoaey and Tar cured my boy of a severe
attack of croup after other retried lee had
failed. I recommend It to everyone, as
we know from our experience that It la
a wonderful remedy for Coughs, colda,
croup and whooping cough." It stops tho
coughs that hang on and weaken after
the lagrlppe. Sold everywhere. Adver-Usemeot.
TODAY'S AID TO BEAUTY
& DELEOdoHJJS SlrEt7
HOT YoU rJ5E EMdJoY
An especially fine shampoo for this
weather can be easily made at trifling
expense by simply dissalving a teaspoon
fu of canthros In a cup of hot water.
Pour slowly on scalp and maaaage brisk
ly. This eroates a soothing, cooling lather
I that dissolves and removes all dandruff,
excess ol and dirt. Rinsing leaves the
scalp spotlessly clean, soft and pliant.
while the hair takes on a glossy richness
of natural color, also a flufflneas which
makes It seem very much heavier than It
Is. After a canthroa shampoo arranging
tho hair is a pksaaure, AdvertlaemeaL
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POLITE DELIVERY To FAMILY TRADE.
PHoNC WEB.I260
CHAS. STORL CONSUMERS DISTRIBUTOR
i Store Hours 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Saturdays till 9 p. m.s
urgess-Nasm Gompamy.
WeHlnewlny, Krl. I, IHKl.
"eve rybodys store"
I'lione) Douglas 137.
Our February Furniture Sale
Offers Savings of 15 to
33V3 Under Regular Prices
FURNITURE of every kind for the bedroom; for the dining room; for the living
room, etc. Maybe it ia an extra iqoq you need, or an entire bedroom uit, or
perhaps you intend to outfit a home in the Spring, whatever it is, you can get it at
Burgess-Nash during this February Furniture Sale at a sharp reduction in price.
Limited srmce allows ns to list but a few of the many upecial values.
$625.00 Bedroom Suite, $425.00
Four pieces, beautiful solid mahogany
bedroom suites in the Adam's design, an
tique finish.
$194.00 Bedroom Suite, $110.00
Four-piece bedroom tsuitcs in white en
amel finish, largo dresser, chiffonier, dreaslng
table and lied. An Adam'a reproduction. Regularly
1194.00, sale price $110.00.
Unusual Values in Separate Pieces
William and Mary dining table, fumed oak finish, wan $25.00, now $13.75.
Colonial davenport, new loose cushion seat, wa $1)3.00, now $65.00.
William and Mary china cabinet, American walnut, was $40.00, now $24.75.
(Jolden oak rocker, genuine leather peat, was $15.00, sale price, $7.75.
Rocker, upholstered in tapestry, was $22.50, sale price $13.75.
(Tliair, solid mahogany, upholstered in tapestry, was $25.00, now $14.75.
Ivory dressing table, mahogany, top, was $18.75, sale price $10.75.
Bnrtees.jrash Co. -Thus, rioor.
You Will Want One of
These Beautiful Liberty Rings
TV T ADE of sterling silver, finished in r rencli gray or dull
1YJ. preen gold and set with l.'i bright,
gleaming, red, white and blue stones to
represent the 13 original American eolonies.
The statue of Liberty, symbol of Freedom,
Justice and Peace, exquisitely engraved
and holding aloft a fiery Siam ruby, stands
out just as gloriously as it does to the in
coming ships in New York harbor. v
The Liberty Ring is the National fashion
a fashion that will never die while America is the iand of
Liberty. Exactly like illustration at $1.00. x
arressrash Co. Mala rioor.
BASEMENT TOME
New Satin Untrimmed Hats,
Values to $1.98, Thursday 79c
NEW satin shapes for Spring, large
and small effects, in black, African
brown, navy blue, green, gray, red and
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saim pinnies, iwguiuny pneeu u Jfri.yo,
specially priced for Thursday at 79c.
New Trimming Flowers
A splendid aiaortment of new flower (or the Spring or In
between bat. Including small roaebuda, novelty wreaths and hand
madi' eb'ffon flowers, very apwlal at 10c, I've and znc.
Free Trimming Service
$331.00 Dining Suite, $250.00
A heavy Colonial dining Buite in solid
mahogany, dull finish, regular $.'131. 0.)
value, at $250.00.
$315.00 Dining Suite, $245.00
.Jacobean oak dining suite, consisting of
buffet, china clonet, serving table and
chairs. '
Dainty Aprons
50c to 75c Values 25c
A 8PI.KNDID aaaortnient of
wonien'a aprons, made of
flno allover embroidery, awlsa
un( lawn, fine embroidery ruf
fled, slightly aoiled and mussed,
regular 60c and 75c )f
values t aOC
Barress.sTaah Cok eoend rioor-
Women's Muslin
Drawers, at 15c
Women's muslin drawers, heui
atltf hed ruffle, cut full, f f
a splendid vnluo at... IOC
nraess-Vash Co. aeeon4 rioor.
"Speaking of Operations"
THK funniest book yet wrlt
ten by lrvin B. Cobb. Kull
of the wit and humor so char
acterlatlc of (Lis well known
and popular writer. In book
form, 5c.
Burress-Haeh Co Mala rioor.
Don't Forget Heron
St. Valentine's Day
EVKN the smallest aort of a
token will be appreciated.
Our assortment of valentines
of all kinds ta very complete
and the prices art moat reason
able. .Valentine post card, out
and attractive, dozen, 10c.
Place carda and dinner fav.
ora in generous aelectloa.
Buffoss-Hash Co. Mala ricer.
aBurgessJfash Company -Everybody's Store jses