THE BEE; OMAHA, WEDNESDAY,' APRIL 4. 1917.
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SPEEDERS BUMP .
INTO POLICE JUDGE
nineteen Motorists Are Haled
Into Court for Violating
Rules of the Road.
DOZEN SUSPENDED FINES
Kinetctn apprehensive motorists
who had heard of the magistrate's
declaration to wage vigilant warfare
on all speeders faced Police Judge
Madden Tuesday morning.
Twelve of. the refractory motorjsts
were arraigned on charges of speed
ing. "Five dollars and costs," re
peated Madden twelve times, and
gloom pervaded the court room.
Then the police judge, after deliver
ing a lecture and providing each mo
torist with a copy of the city traffic
ordinances with the gdvice to read
carefully, suspended the sentences,
much to the joy and delight of the
autoists.
The speeders who were given the
Suspended sentences were Ira Ehxen
reich, Edwards hotel; J. Borghoff,
402 North Sixteenth street; W. H.
Low, 718 North Thirty-eight ave
nue; S. K. Hanfotd, 120 North Forty
second street; Milton Johnson, 3131
Davenport street; ,V. Pascale, 4021
Cuming street; Harry Flescher, 1623
Ohio street; L. M. Rogers, 2401 Far
nam street; R. J. Mayer, 2344 South
Thirty-fourth street; G. R. Turner,
2502 Cuming street; Howard Upde
graff, Colbert apartments; Joe Gen
tille. 906 Hickory street. . - .
Five others, charged with violating
the parking ordinance, were dis
charged, as wero two accused of reck
less driving.
Forty New Cars to Be in
Service by Early Fall
The street railway company has a
force of men at work on .forty new
cars that are being built in the Omaha
shops, but the probabilities are they
will not go into service until late dur
ing the summer or early fall.
General Manager Smith of the
street railway company asserts that
on account of b?ing unable to get ma
terial and parts for the new cars the
work is greatly delayed. This, he
says, will hold back the new cars and
prevent their going into service as
early as originally planned.
Some cars in service now look like
new cars, but they are really old cars
that have been run through the
Omaha shops and have been made to
look like new. A number of the old
ide seat cars have been equipped
with regulation front and rear plat
forms, new motors, new curtains, the
short seats and they look like new.
An Excellent Remedy for Coughi
and Colds.
You will look a good while before
you find a better preparation for
coughs and colds than Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. Mrs. George Bry
ant, Charleston, 111., in speaking of
this preparation, says, "My husband
caught a hard cold that settled on his
lungs and he coughed terribly. A
neighbor advised. Jiim to try Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. He bought
a bottle of it at the drug store and
the first dose relieved him. Before
he had taken the contents of the one
bottle his cough and cold had en
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A large percentage of tooth and gum
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and stains elmply cannot be removed with
out the use of grit But the continued
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(Helps to Beauty)
Even a stubborn growth of hair will
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arms after a single treatment with
delatone. To remove the hairs, make
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delatone and water, apply to hairy
surface and after about 2 minutes rub
off, wash the skin and it will be left
free from hair or blemish. To avoid
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City Defers All
Contracts When
Prices Too High
On account of high prices the city
council will defer letting contracts
for supplies for this year. Second bids
recently opened were higher in most
instances than the first lot of bids.
Corporation Counsel Lambert advised
the commissioners that if they can
buy cheaper in the open market it
would be public policy to do so until
conditions are more normal. Since the
opening of the first bids in January
the city purchasing agent advised he
bought some materials less than prices
quoted in the bids. The bids were for
crushed stone, cement, castings, coal,
sand, asphalt and other materials.
Druggists Offer Their
Services to Uncle Sam
Anxious to serve their country to
the best of their ability, several out-of-town
men have written to navy re
cruiting headquarters and offered to
enlist in commissary or pharmacy de
partments, in which they have had
much civil training.
A. F. Barnes of St. Joseph, Mo.,
past 45 years of age, wrote from Te
cumseh, where he was temporarily
on business. He said he was experi
enced in grocery, drug, dry goods and
railroading lines and was anxious to
U6e that experience in serving- the
country's navy in the crisis.
R. E. Listle, a registered pharma
cist at Havelock, applied by mail to
enlist as a navy pharmacist.
Other similar applications are re
ceived daily by the navy recruiters,
who are always anxious to enlist men
possessing training in professions or
trades.
EASTER
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ON CREDIT
Outfit the entire family
at this big Credit Store
doll up for Easter in classy
' new togs, put it all on one
bill, and pay as you wear.
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or so a week is
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Theae Extra Values for
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Beautiful Suits for Easter;
in silk, poplin and serges,
in a large range of 'styles
and in all the new shades
and cqlors. Placing our
orders early enabled us to
secure these suits at a con
siderable saving. Prices
range from '
$15.00 to $42.50
Charming New Coats
In a wonderful assortment
i A large variety to select
from in gold, apple green,
mustard, navy and black,
at a considerable saving.
Prices ,
$7.50 to $39.50
Ladies' Genuine Onyx Silk
Hose, 50c and 75c values.
Special at 25 and 39
Ladies Spring Shoes in the
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$4.50 to $12.50
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GRAZED BELGIAN
POLLS' GUNJN COURT
Police Judge Fitzgerald Grabs
Him Before Any Shooting
is Done.
HAD TROUBLE WITH WEFE
Wresting a gun from the hands of
a heart-broken Belgian, Adolph Jac
quis, 5035 South Thirty-ninth avenue,
when the latter threatened to take his
life in the city hall, South Side, Judge
Fitzgerald of the police court pre
vented any serious damage.
Jacquis appeared in court before
the morning session opened. He
charged his wife with delinquency
and demanded that she sign a paper
promising to start to work at a pack
ing house at once, eed over to her
spouse all property jn her possession
and also promise not to go away from
home at nights or on Sundays. The
judge took the part of the young
women and refused to allow such a
proceeding.
"You no do this?" the young man
demanded with tears in his eyes.
"No," the judge answered curtly.
Draws His Revolver."
Then before anyone had time to in
terfere Jacquis whipped a revolver
from his coat. Before he could use
the weapon the judge had jumped on
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him and wrested the weapon from his
hands.
The man screamed in his mother
tongue. In broken American he cried,
"Give me my gun. Cut my head off.
I no want to live' with her no more."
Prosecutor Fred Auheuscr ordered
the man arrested. Later the affair,
was straightened out. The police con
sented to signing a paper and Mr. An
heuser drew one up. The couple left
in happy mind. Jacquis, his'wife said,
is a hard worker, He is a carpenter
at the Armour plant.
Crowd Cheers Raising of
Old Glory at-Creighton
Students of the dental and law de
partments of the Creighton univer
sity held a flag-raising demonstration
at their building on Eighteenth street,
between Douglas and Farnam streets,
during the noon hour. While two
students raised a flag to the top of a
new pole on the roof a band on the
street played patriotic airs and a
gathering of students and passersby
cheered lustily.
Omaha Red Cross Nurses
Will Meet on Thursday
The local committee of the Amer
ican Red Cross Nursing service will
hold a patriotic meeting Thursday aft
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock in ihe Nurses'
Central club, 2420 Harney street. All
nurses are urged to attend. Forceful
speakers will talk.
Dr. J. M. Banister is to speak to
the nurses' committee.
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Covered Chairs and Rockers
$46.50 Tapestry Overstuffed Chair, sale
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39.00 High ' Back Tapestry Chair, sale
price" $31.20
124.00 Jacobean Cane Back Tapestry Seat
Rocker, sale price 819.20
$22.50 Tapestry Back and Seat Rocker, sale
price S18.00
$20.00 Velour Chair,' sale price ... 816,00
$13.75 Mahogany Tapestry Rocker, aale pr. 911.00
An exceptional value In a solid
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Railroad Chief
Says His Road is
. Afraid of Fines
In reference to the refusal of the
Burlington Railroad company to haul
as baggage the camp equipment and
impedementa of the soldiers when or
dered from place to place, General
Passenger Agent Wakeley explains
that doing so would be a direct viola
tion of the ruling of the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Mr. Wakeley asserts that every pas
senger traveling on a first class ticket,
the kind furnished soldiers, is entitled
to carry200 pounds of baggage in the
baggage' train on which he is travel
ing. However, he contends that in
terstate commerce rules provide that
.this baggage shall be wearing apparel,
or composed of articles having to do
with the comfort and convenience of
the soWier. The rules of the commis
sion do not take into consideration
tentagc, camp furniture, cooking uten
sils or munitions.
Everything, aside from the personal
belongings of the soldier, under the
ruling of the commission, says Mx.
Wakeley, must go by express or
freight.
Asserting that to violate the rules
of the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion in the matter of handling the
camp equipment and impedrmcnta of
the soldiers, says Mr. Wakeley, is the
same as violating the rules in other
respects and would subject the road
doing so to fines. ,
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$128.00 3-Piece Tapestry Davenport, Chair and Rocker, sale
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$ 55.00 Tapestry Davenport, sale price 44.00
$ 45.00 Golden Oak Duofold, Imitation Spanish leather
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