mn OMAHA ..EL': SATl'HDAY, 'KTOIUT. 'J. r.C-
Surpl
us Shown
in Hepuhlicau
Campaign Fund
(.'ontrihulion Total 422,
066.96; Kpciiiiturr. $121,'
, .III; Laving $62:'.
on HmihI.
ftniii 1'wiii.miir '.lerul If J
' Iwrt W..l'i, ft I'll) (iMfll't IW
inuater llriK-nil Will II ll,iv. (I.onu
ln.in rli,iil- II. Warren vt Unroll,
miilNiaaailor I" Japan, II.J'iii fioril Ku
Igrnx bit-be,-, nuiiumm Ulim-lut
at tin- War iiiuih h.iimji jta.ii,
I.'-.'") fimii I'jul M. Warbiim. leVm
ifiom Juliua KlriM'hnMiin, -tl.stm from
Vimi-nt Aaloi. f froth Jiimi A.
j'ntt.n iif tin- I'lni.iiio io,fl of Trade
How Hitchcock Voted on Profit Tax ;',y w,nef,T?ii
IiilrrilMlioiiHl liiiiiiiir
(ionfrrriirt l'rgiil l) (lary
Ni w York, I S7 Anoint r inter-
,ruiinul pmca conference In Waahiuir
(inn fur I hi- full ami trunk dicuioii
C TIi ' ull uneu tiled (.num wl, rotiiiin-n lid
n. IihIuiIiImI (Ubii.ii Iii vthli li iri'
l'rili'1 K rji 1 1 U lull rmti'd Wa SUK-
uinicil l.y Kldrii II, fiiiry, rliulimaii
'bii-lRO. l. IT ll'.y A
lepubllcan iinllni.nl u,ininil(- hue
lMl H.'J tul H tut the preaent rum-
imlitn anil, to tli.. . !.. of hueim-a ((( ,h XUMt,y HllrH ,., pori.t.ou.
tW.i,rUy i.ik-lit, ha.l l-tH M.'MH.-,,, f(i.,y , 1B ,flljul)llll.,
I4".'" .."J' '''"""""Tm.ciii.ic of the Amerb-sn ,lrn mid
' 1 "''""'! Kl'y. H.. Imtlmite, of which tia la f.rHl
I. HI
Hit h u roiafvreiicc, lit? Willi, alibubl
Iih partii ipntSxl In by able, open mind
p.l, wi ll il ! representative frmn
Iha ililf-rnil uuflona, auctl aa thoee
whn uppa-urt-d at the hi limitation
i if iirmitiirnt roiiereme.
Ilia report. fiw-l Willi the clerk of
I Iih holla of rrit lit 1 1 Vt-M. eliOWMf
II. II. Ma-lion of IMitnliiirnIi, brother
of llm ni'riiliiry of the lieuemy, was
i hi I.iikihI IihIivmIiiiiI i ontrilnilor,
xivmif I.'I.Oimi.
John I). Itorkefeller la m-kiiiiI, with
ii Klfl of ll'i.n'Ml, and John I Iti.i kr '
fHlei'. Ir . UiiVK lltlflrl Tie.iuiirei '
I'iiImiiii ha lint yet inadu lua ninlil
billion, liul Iih Iuih advanced IJ.'i.iU'O
In the national imnniillee tn run t a
Irlli II
H I iir IIu.ikiO i uiilrilMiiMia an Wll
liuiii Wfl;ii-y, Jr.. vt I'IiIiuko; IT. H.
I, Kiiiiii'ily if TiUa.i, OKI., uii'l Ilia
N w .lniMiy m.iii' ruilnil imiiiinltl'
IIii'iukIi IhviI llalnl, tiniHiirr.
Mr. t'iijrii a i xiiIm ahuw ronlrl
liuliniia nf lluO nr n I"!" liroiiKht lit
;i.. J !3 I . vtlillc iloii.ill'ina In aimia
nt ) Hum l yiflili-d
Tlic It2l.4l4 fXi.fllJf.l lm:li.i' IV,,-
f.-i'l :IM IhujiiI firiiictiHiJ an, I lnl,'rfMl
nil liaiiia iiri..liiii.l lnrliiK the pri-iil- I h liMianry t' n li'iiai- lli t'miu'Kftn
rinilliJ rini,aiKH i f Win, .me of hn'iii. c Kinrnilil, wlii,w' Milzur tiit
Tiuiiih in- mill iin i jl 1 th tliitc iiiJki limit bythf iroh.
Tlx- individual roiilrlhiif lima In- lilllon Myllioritlr naull"d 111 u iroti-at
i luile l.",iiiiil fiuiii IIitIh-i I , I loo rr, ' fnmi III Hnimli Knvi-rtimiTit.
Mican Coimulatr (.'Iom-iI.
Nrw Vnk.'lH, 27 Thw Wfka
coiifiilalc nKiiirul hrra waa rloaml li
nay mii'p nii-liil nf an oidrr fntfi
Ihc Mi'xli'iin rhiira d'affln-a at YVh
Inaiuii, qui'Una liirtruill'iiK frinn th
Minliait uuvrrnment tu auapcml buxl
iht ii k ii i intent uKiiiimt a ruling ly
Ni'W York tourU uKUlnat Mcxlro In
null lnutijclit ly lh Hlvr Ami:rli jn
Tradinii A.riipuny.
ScIkioiht Onlrml Kflfael
VViiHhliiKiuii. (iii. 27. Vort ii Whorl
Ilea nl Si w Vi.rk Wi re oideft'd ly
NEW VOItK
(IMA1A
MiNNKAJ'ULIS
Magnificent:-'
- i
Is the IVmd That Bat Expresses Thae
New Coat and Wrap
Creations
Their distinctiveness, their beauty of style, soft
warm fabrics and wonderfully rich colors make
them favorites with women who know style.
35 $50J7S noO
A Hias' Brothers' label in your
new coat is a mark of tenured
quality a certificate of style cor
rectness. .
A Dress Offering
Most Extraordinary
m Truly magnifU'ent Dresses in the
m-'.ewegt modes. Haas Brothers'
J ' super showinif of smart frocks
surely affords an uausual ftld for
choosing.
H'll a WUHHItl Til rSd
& I Mm
BO
I k
J
25
Cantons - Velvets Laces ,
Crepe Satins Tricolines
Poiret Twills
Metallic Cloth Combinations
No more attractive group of
Dresses has ever been assembled
in Omaha at this strikingly low
price.
Offerings From Haas Bros.'
"Gray Shop"
(
1r fstif pi
Stunning Wool
Twill Cord
Dresses
The large woman will find these
drease of exceptional intcreat ;
their praeeful slenderurnif lines
arid beauty of style are certain of
winning your admiration; ii
to 58.
'49
50
mm
H'onJa ful Conk in Lai 8?
Sizes
,V9.50 $75 m
Mas Hrnthar' Cray Sh..p i mn
ly yh mn liv'il ac f.ir yu i
ta vkt-tt that rew l unl, I'Uin ur
r ur-Triminrd tH - unuU4l a
rttuiiU.
NVmo am! MfNiart I'oiHft.t.
$5.0)' to $H.50
Kxtra the Silk Has.
$1.00 to $3.00
HaasBrotnGrs
ttcscnaa u;srjt !rt anc rxsA4. j
Mr. W ALU II of Mnwarbuaxta. 1 eapoaaa, te tba abarnr f
furiUM aaiacaa uu um owuauitat taiwulmtiil la la I
Tlia V( a ITr.rtllJl.NT. It U.
Mr. WAUH 9t MaaaKhvila. I bat Of Nnbf amrotfoMal
la "frr.
TM Vina I-1i1llitST Tk a.srtloa a? aa afrftaf ta la
roiaalllaa rxndiawt.
Mr. IUJC'i. Mr. l'raWl, uat awuxat aatltl ri turn a
tkat iimnilaMnt
Til VU-K 1-NKSiriRNT. It U at tha foot nf WI T4
Mr. kKKti. la U prtal aaica I aaa twfora im Ikat la a
BM-iMiycut la axtliia till. I bira ara au aiaa lainli I rta Pol
uinl il miH-i' liai-ni now waiiin(.
ib vi k riu.siDKs r. ru awmart win nn tu pJ-
iiijt iinailairtil.
Tli.' .iirt liontir Tba pandmg ap.'iaant It aa
"1, u-tfinniiif la Una 21, wtiTu M l ! to lnrt
.i iibla ad, " l''ri III 'orintiiaj." and a ci.bna4 tiial'r
III I, ' Tn oo n.rt)OrUuii," anil Mcllna 21.
.M'- Ill.r.U I iln rt'4 Ilka la (Mar Iha ftnUe. Uut I ds wUh
I twil l iui FtranrMrtiH out an fhl auUar, tNmw I faar U
K0U4U i'miuj tu ilr.rlr aw uf affrrlnf giurti-trwnl. aud I
aiy ili to o-k la.it It t ar. Whirk aa af tb
(Mm nlll.a HatlmnjK la auir jwwllogt
Ur. UIIm.K. I "!' ta ilia aaatr fnnu Uiavwrl waara
bi tiu 'D'tmral wuuld atf'y " a baa In I'xl'
Mr. IIKKIi. tly aiuriHluwit la ta atloa ZD) i
Mr .DH,?. That 14 arbat I auppuaad. Tbdi aartlo la
rlud la amrwiiumt ljr lh uaauuaouBM-nt Ofrraaaiu.
akb ru'Iai .
All mMan'i la uM Ktloa "" aawilawata na
kt UM a.aii iiu llau uuiil IM'. wttaai. atau m
a MM akaaf ar-
Mr. RKf.D. I am not dolls? with that aartian saw r av
ararwalna tu aumvl It. aa I uatfcjtaod (u
Mr. UUXJt. I tlwuzht tka tkattor waa aOrilai Jr. isaad
Bjrnt hh-iIuo 2.W . .
Mr. KK1. What I am loollrU; utrul attd I tot ftaak la
aar I kat dot br a abla ta fright wlwatlDS Hrar la rnr tolad
la wbribrr a ara naw iirmrtiaa at this Hue to act aa ac-
turn ZI0
iir HUrvir. '- - 1 ajDMldmrnL
Mr. UKKll. I nak tha irluaM.atary toulT wtliar It la
Iht onloloa of tlia Itiair Bi-Vr Iha aaaalatoiaaniBawit afra
mM that a auhaUHiia mar
Tl- VH'K I'llKNIL
ft aflrrnl In Ilia I
Mr. lil.l.l. VtrJ
aow ba eOerad to wcUoa
Hras not JMir b allrad. II CM
I dra aatm,' wbatbar M Uf
In tna SaMto aa auituaiai la
1 i Dortloa of aactlau Z30.
Vba 4 tattoo la airatlof U
mty r iiri, that I Lball affnr
Ilia nuturr of aul.lliil fur
thi urllna.
Mr. SIMMO.V8. Oiit'i
nava.
Ur YJa.K. L tha am
Mr tVAl.Hli af Mon'mii
Bail U aialiil.
Tbv VICE HtESIDES
nmnrtpd.
Till. AHUIKTABT lUtarTA!. VO 10, VCfWUUf WHS I UK
?1, liiacrt Iha following;
a I'ut III C'laroamoaa.
tai 0 cuaoaVfa.
a ia Tkr la llu At iba tu (moo hr arrnaa 3XA af Ibr
I rtta art M Ul. ib"a ahill fta latM. miiafia. aaa paid tar aara
aMa ' mwa Uu ort lucoua t rnr raifantlaa a lai at tba
af Ika
and
aatloa I daaaasd lb ru J
bd&vnt a at ted.
1 1 ak that tb paadlag aakiad-
Tb fndlnf aaxaaatat will b
JUkiS'l. la Ma ahara' I wiibiiol-J uur toll. If wtmiltnl ta
)ut, l au. iwia "ear.
Mr, I.OIxir! (ahrn Ida Bin waa rallrdl. I tiat a Craaial
air aim lt rhuaiar ftuia Alabaau (Mr, l'Ninaui I
iramfrr that pa r ! Itw )uitkr hruator from IVnuajhaaia
(Ml. 1 aaw aal a
Mr Mi M4.I.AU lakva bit aam waa rallM). I hai
ral j r with Ilia faler fruia li.dlana I M r, Nawl It h
una irraut ha would to "rra" If I vara iwnallt. J lu
lull- I Huald ol. "nay." I oh aoabia l al-raua a Irnrxfrt
tail fwilijia williitold 117 t.'lr
Mr Mi I I AN mhva In . tuiiu.' wna lallnll. In i: t almm.a
a mi t'nlr I hUlilu'M my tuir. ff aa-rralltnl v voir, I aouU
irta " 1 an "
Mr. OVMIM Y I alaa hi. aat.a iaa rnJd) I l a !'
r. I m r Willi iltr aa ut Nvniur I rata Vooun WaauaJ,
Tlii'l Naal.ir hn ta nl, I wiHi!,,;J tujr ..U.
Mr. IIA.NHDKI.I, (alian l.lt mimi ui rulkd). I axilii ail'
iiMUiaa my fair wiili Ilia junlar Hnia-or (r un (iriaoaia (Mr
el INiMl In kt aliHiu-a I alilihuhl mj ..
Mr alMMD.Na 1 Ik 11 hi turn? w.ia ntllail). Uubn.f lh.
ftdiiii aanaiiiii-riiariit n 10 Mn truii'f'r af liy air !' ll.i -IHf r
rwiaiar irnni mm 1 1 vtui bmom 1, 1 voia nar.
STAM.I.T itvla-n lila 1 jiik' waa nllrrli. Uluk.li.- II...
. tnnnuiir.'infiit aa lo air ilr. I wllhaalil my voir.
, arKIII.I.VI (atian bl paw waa ftlla.ll. Ilabiiif laa
lOiiiiaMiim-iiN-nt that 1 inn. la 00 Iha fmrmrr tola aa la my
iMii'iii.iin my i.aa. . .
Mr HfTIIKIlUM (ahiti hla naina i.aa raJInil. Mami
. II. i- ni, aiinaunmiiaat aa balorc wtth rtVrK la My Kair
laad Ita Innafrr, I tola "a."
w tf it hla imna waa rallwl). Vlakina the
vOM.-ut MUh ri'iail 10 aiy alr aad I la irumfrr,
twhi-n hla iianw waa eallrdl. Mukine tlat
.id aa aa tha prwrlou Tula wlih rifrnu-a to
r, I tola Bay."
r.inrtuih'tl.
Klali to aaaauiMa thai (ba Krualat fiorn
I i aaar , pattnl wlili l! tkuamr turn
iiAwai.
WiWWlJira 3d, Dn it), followi;
tlUS-at).
axanibtaa 1
mu.i a
Hli.r,
aullMrlan.1
T'Mtaaaari
Wft.liwailli
! lu.
WlllU
Biaaa '
tlaall
W.lal,, tlfia.
Wim, Num.
Waiava, la.
I UUlf
iii ao
Nr
..1.
Kiy,
I Wr bUAS
a.iia aumiul
raia -1107
Mr. TK.AlJUa.l
Hnaa aiinoinvi-Mi
rana)l aula flr
Thf rult waaydi
uVw J1 '
xiia V. ki
w l-iuiaiiiaa . '""
J"aaK Vi-r
ii rr..rnnrb
liii.iVOi'W. laCrflatia
.uMlilr blaaa V.r MrKlalay
nub, ' ll.irrla -iiT
ri,iy limia fr.onO
Dai J.-i.nwia Twravrfna
VUt : t 111. Klwriau
frraaiiMiyatl ft-rilrub Hiuax.aa
0T VOTIKU 14.
till
( natron
'In. m
I ulijr....!
awatlm
aa iw
i;jya. -laal
'Hammer Murder'' Story
1 aa)itaiaa V imh faaa Hm.i
IK I .lllllllK." Ill" ttllll' KN t'l.lllllllMHl
",flrr lniiuilllikj t tilitl III Iln- Mli !
hitrd yoicwa ami wont liark Thry
wtra wilkinif fuwanl Ilia i ir arm In
arm nii'1 lalklni; Aa i. jclii tl Hi
m.u liliii', .Mi lrlll " a.n.1
" 'II" aliui liorlit uil llial 1 lat
.il. Il Tu Ml" .M.a.lnMa' H ily tll..t
aliK jiuri luioril 11 , In m.-lf, Mr. I'lill
Ira 1 mil 'In- ilnj .' .iixl (i in k Ikt
111.1.11 Ilia I1. .11I iih Iha ( iiiimrr
' bli a. Mva'I'iu (nil livr limla to
tw hnad and Alia. rinlllia un to
ward tin' I lull ttiittn l hi road
acrralillna tif Hill. Hilddrilly I b' iina
wank ami imaat have fillllfd. .flr
tt inla, I lonhait up Ilia mad Hint anW
I T li'.illlliai over Ilia laldy.
"TIim nat I 1 final 11 Iwr Mix. I'lill
l!i ilirw Ilia 1 11 r 11 i lirawli' lilt Itnd
hli-w Iha. hum Hh tald ma In ta in.
liar fm'. iir and Klovra war cor
arid wilh hi. Hlia ilikad lip Mr.
M.-ailnwa' biiMllwg, lik off liar l ll'K
ai d lri ij-l Ihani lulu Iha laiir. Him
Hi.' 11 uaUi-d tiwi foi my iilnVi-a an us to
niter Iha IiIihiiI oil liar ll.l Mill. A
wa ill i.v away "In- atHi'i.il vilrt Iter
krft hand wlill.- I trird tu Injl a Klove
011 hr Hitlit.-
I (diltnul.ii Man rit'iitU Guilty
j to IfoMiiiif; Mail Traiibft'i
;..iiki Criiiiii, nn y.'unif iiihii llvlna
; ,11 t 'iiluitil.ua. Neb., wii rii'li-d yea
jtrriliiy In 1'oiinwlioii" with tl" dia-i-liiHiiii-a
of theft at tha Union lu
jcllhi tranafar ixaiial atallon In f'oun
ell lllilffa. 1'iStiil niaiiiira my
(Uriilili ilul ti'4 know u warrant tmd
Ihm-ii Imiiird for hla aiii-al. Ha waa
I found in fnliiiuliiia. (dulili i.ad ulll
U'fuii. l luli-.l Hi a ha ('ouiinlcainner t .
A. Hyera mill wu rali.'if-l on ti"
lanid. Tbarn I n hum ilt-ik f'i
whom a wnimnt hna lan tua. and
who nimii'l !' liMHled, a
N.Kary
Nla.,a
n..o.k
J-alapa
r-aOattataa
ri'i.vr
llarrl.'a
ti. Waa
Krii.ifa
k'Bl'.n
Ij. M
M Knllar
M. I.n
Mia.a
frlia
aiaa!?
afiriii
I aro
M afire
Wrllir
wuiiaaa
ralaa
in ratmdar fir 121. 14 par n-nt af tba ai
iaw la alcaa "l lua rrauiia pri'.Mm, ia aanwn
aJT.
no 91 a.b talciHlur yar iMicann aaa aaa, ai iikb riaaaa
(S Tlia V1CK PIIWHDKXT. Tha quratlon I on wrrwlng to tba
aionvlna-nt rrod, ou whicu m ) coa uo aaya na twea
qiii'i.u.d.
Tlia y and naya ncr ordeiad, sat lb rcadlntt clark pro.
cmlcd to mil tbo roll.
'Mr. KIHiK (tthra bla ram wo called), Mtklnf III aam
nnoun'iwi't hafafff, I vota " hay." a
Mr. t'l.i:T''JIi;lt (wla-n hi nam waa olllad). I inula tb
uiimi aiinounceuirt bi lo my pair u brfoi and withhold my
Ha
Ir. IIAf.K (wlifit hla oa.ua wit falktd), Mskiof ta "
1u11.ru t:it aa before, I vot "yaa."
U.HIlfMON (tvhau lila mono waa called). I bf a few
air with the junior Btaulor froaj West Tlrftafa (Mr.
I'.artMa
llliaiaa
KaiKdalt
Iln.
alAuta
s Ku tlar i(.)ninlll.'r- nmamliuant una a(Til to.
Toe Ul.K 1'IIKMIIiK.NT. To Secretary wffl state tli UMt
afflaudiaent pampd aier.
Tha AaaiaTAKT : bctait, Tli nait araendnitnt naaaad aaet
la. aa fwia 05, br-KiiiiiloK In Una i'. to lnaart uader Iha aub
baail Tayaw-ut of corporaiien Ux. nr- tax at aovree," tivwa to
Bae V), aa nana IW
Tba VIOKr-RIWOiENT. Tlie uwidiuat ba taYO retul 1
II drlo-d that It In- rcnud? -
Mr. WAI U of MiiaaarbiMett. Mr. Prrwljent, let tb smend.
taani be ncaln atnliil
Tb MCli I'KttslDEM, Tb mrury ,wU' Hl tit
amemlmrnt,
Tbe AhaiaTAHT Hurrsy. On ba 96, bafuislog. In line 21,
.III ti'iioaed ta Inaert ;
'''rataiiai or ouaroaanoa taeaait Ta a aavan.
N Bar. 287, That ta tba raaa of tnrtign carporatiaaa auktrt ta tare-,
iina anar tala till not aoaaaMl In fta4a nr bwaa vltbin 11a
t:alla4 Ura an a., 1 hatlaa aa, baVa of alara af bualoraa cbarrla.
Iharrnha aa aaaorU.I aial without al tba buvrrw la) tb aamr maniiar
ami iit'ih tb, aaaae llnia tt lamax aa la iaorww.1 1a Kdu.,1 u a.
lwie ia a ii'iirmliiillan of porlion of Hie oii(reahlonnl Keeoid, rovirln: Hecllon iM, lax on corpor;
llonx of Ilia l!i;i revenue law. Thi aiiieiiiiineiit f uliallluleil Im-otiie lax of HI tier rent anil I i oar rent on rr.
puralluna In da-e of irevhiia Income lu on rorMrnlhina and Dm exrewa prollt lax.
Republicans Tour
Madison County
Congrcrjtiinaii K. K. Kvans
Wanhly Kei-eived hy Ilia
Conhtitnients
Norfolk. N.-l., tu t. 2'. iSpix-hil Tel
ef?ram.) The repuhKcHii liurly of M:id
Ihoii county aturted ci-lelii-atinfr Fri
day morninx with l'onrenm.in Hohort
K. Kvana au the :aua of txe Jubila
tion. Conitrewiman Kvana wn escorted
about the city Thursday byIJonuld
V, Mupes, K. ,1. lteeker and other
prominent yountr reiiublieana and was
then turned over to the.', representa
tives o the Kvunn headquarTer at
Madison for the swing around tbe
county.
Charles, A. Itanililll of Newman
Grove, candidate for railwuy comiiilu
sioner; Senator , John McUowun of
Norfouk, candidate for re-elertion in
the llth Hf-nuloi'lul district, and the
various county candidates were in the
party, which left Norfolk edkly Fri
day morning for aBttle Creek.
VV. L. JJowling,' chairman of the
Kvans campaign hi ailnuarters at Mad
ison, and A. E. Ward, secretary of
the headquarters, joiueil Iha party at
Battle Creek during the morning.
The entire day-was to be givcu over
to' the automobile tour of the .county;
Every town in the county was in the
tiny' itinerary, and street speeches
were being made by the, leading can
didates. ,
CoiiRremnan Ktans received a-good
reception wherever he went, lie had
been touring this purl of the mate
with Charles A. KantlaU of Newman
drove and I). S. fyillmiiu of Th-rce,
the lapuhlii-an modulate for attorney
geiu-ral. Mr. Spillman has gone lo
Lincoln and Mr. Humlall, after his
tour of the county with the Kvans
party, expected lo real for a short
time lit Ni wnum Grove. He 1ms been
working strenuously ove rthe state
and is tired.
Hee Want Ads firing the lU-st It
aulla. 1
NEW LOCATION
Dr. Scouten
DENTIST
311 Patloo. iBIwck JA 1089
tuMtiir.m.T.
A CLEAR. COMPLEXION
I Kmltly C lifVi-ijwilling F.ye
j ,1il W'pmrn Cun Hdc
ijm li IManiila a A ell K iw
m.lo rtiiitn
l"r r M I laaak f..r I J t.-ra
IfvaltHl a..rf if w.,inti f.-r h.rr and
UiWal a lli. '!! hi. 11. k tlx. 11a
l ita t I 1 11. 1. la a i'i.ni .in
liu x i f a f w is II kn. ia a aj.-i tlta
lor.t 'I'la Mot.. I vtllll .l.i. tail 1 111
ita !'. In- I ' '' it lai ia
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Jurist's Wife Kills
Pastor and Herself
(t onllauid From fata One.)
away togethe.r, Mrs. Cliristler Joining
her husband and friend and remain
ing in the restaurant untU late in the
evening.
Pastor Smelled Hmoke.
Keturning to the Christie r - home
with his wife, Itev. Mr. Chrlstler uim
menlcd that he amellcd smoke. Mrs.
Chrlstler declared she did not tell her
husband of Mrs. Carleton's visit be
cause they hud discussed Mrs. Carlc
ton in the past and she did not want
to bring up the matter again.
The Chrlstler had been in the
house only a short time when Mrs.
Curlctoii entered, according to the
minister's wife. The three engaged
in an ordinary conversation for soma
time, suld, Mrs. Chrlstler.
When Mrs. Carleton arose to leave
the house, Itev. Mr. Chrlstler accom
panied her Into a small hall oft from
the room Jn which they had been sit
ting. Kev. Mr. Chrlstler closed the
door behind him. A moment later two
shots rang out, according to Mrs.
Chrlstler.
l'ierced Her Heart.
The minister's wife said she opened
the door and found the bodies. Mrs.
Carleton's body had fallen across that
of the minister. Examipatlon of the
minister's body disclosed that a bul
let hud entered his right side and had
pierced an artery. y V
The bullet which caused Mrs. Car
leton's death had pierced her heart..
According to friends, Bishop Fatwr
of Montana, more than a year ago In
veKtlgated gossip linking the names
of Itev. Mr. Chrlstler and Mrs. Carle
ton and reported such gossip untrue.
Judge Frank Carleton, husband of
the woman, left for Los Angeles last
spring, and is supposed to he there
now.
Mrs. Carleton went south as super
intendent of a Chautauqua circuit.
Klie returned to Havre a, few duys
ago and has been quartered at a local
hotel.
Itev. Mr. Chrihtler was a close friend
of the Cnrl-lon family.
Hi friends declare hi Intcret-t was
Uiseil mion his il.olre to aid thu Car
leton 11 a miniver.
Milcf Wslrhed Her.
Coroner Holland and Chh f of Po
lice Mor.m. who with Ur. Mm-Kenxle
and !r. Kosi. were rwiiiled diy tele-
phono by Mrs. Cliristler fallowing the!
hooting, expressed yie la-llef tial.iy j
that tlm case waa onu of murder audi
auichle, I
I'll! Mn a 11 aaid thil ha indited'
Airs. Carlelon ataudlng l fr tl.a 1
i.aum uit lme Iha ClitMtem wi-ra,
al turn h Ual night, slid that her p
collar ailli'lia had a-l Impreuae.l lilm ,
Unit lot wall tied hr fr a.ana t.loe j
I. .lll.HatK.il balay of h r cfle. ta.
t her hold. Iha thief asl.l. Indicted
lot haul iWalioied a luse i' miliar of
I. 'Una 11. 1 tal.a'iaoia l..ai) Inf oa
ih. It..jt.'.
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I liangr itt (aa limit nl
I'ftivr I'roMrlit fitf I lI'MIJ
.Meriia township, is offering a deli
cate problem for its patrons and tin. ho
who contribute to its suppoi.t, accord
ing to Mis. C. J. Hall, tha librarian.
Tho reason for t lilt He in the fai t
that a referendum men uur to be voted
upon In CuKter county, would. If
passed by tho people, change the form
of county and township government
to the commission form, thereby do
Rig away with the machinery by
which support for the library Is de
rived. As tbo eltuutlon now is, tho
wholo township contribute to the
support of the library, In furtherance
of the wishe of the donor, J)r.
Breneizer, a pioneer citizen of tho
county.
aACI G ARETTEfV
It's toasted. This
one extra process
gives a delightful
quality that cart
not be duplicated
Trinity Cathedral
(EPISCOPAL)
18th and Capitol Avuiue
IN THE HEART OF DOWN TOWN
Special Muaical Service by tha
Cathedral Choir
A Sample and Reverent Service
BIG
LACE CURTAIN
SALE
AT VALUE-GIVING
PRICES SATURDAY
me VALUK-civiNu store
Itewaid St . between lath and lih
Kesmol !
X.
The Mens Shop
New bhirtt of fine mad
ras, percale, oxford
cloth, attractive flan
nelH, fiber and silks.
Manhattan, Kale and
' Iimery makes. Priced
in moderation.
Holiday selectiont of
fine linen handkerchief
are now in tstock. New
styleH of initials, corrln
or rolled hem hand
hemstitched. White and
colored linerin.
To ilia Left A You Enter
Slippers
Saturday a Group of
Higher Priced Hats
$385
A month end sale of one hundred and
fifty new hats in the most .desirable
styles, attractive shapes and smart krim
mings. Whether a large, medium or close fitting
hat for either Miss or Matron Saturday's
collection is inclusive. '
Millinery Section Fourth Floor.
A new slipper suitable
for shopping or drew?
occasions is shown in
patent leather and dull
kid. A laced style with
light turn soles and mil
itary heels, $10.
Satin slippers for dress
wear are shown in one
and two-Htrap patterns
with e i t h er Junior,
French or Spanish
heels, $10 and $11. -
Carter's Undies
Are daintily finished to
the minutest detail
each suit is thoroughly
shrunk and sterilized
before it leaves the fac
tory. And no matter
how often you wash it,
it stays a soft and milky
white.
We carry a complete
line of this make both
in union suits and sep
arate garments for very
moderate prices.
f
Wk
for a combination
Ml of authentic style;
qiidlitu tailoring', beaut J
iiul all-wool fabrics,
at moderate prices,
"we recommend
x Pure Thread Silk Hose
. Reduced to $1.95 a Pair
, A variety of desirable stvles, some with
embroidered fronts, clocks, chiffons, in
colors, silk to the top hose in browns twid
grays, and out size silks in brown.
These have all sold for much more than
Saturday's special price of $1.95 a pair.
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Petticoats and
Princess Slips
Are Inexpensive
Striped gingham petti
coats in blue or gray '
with white, regular and
out sizes, $1 and.M.23.
Black sateen petticoats
with plain hemstitched
hems, regular and out
bizes, $'J.D5 and $2.75.
Sateen Prince Slipons
of navy, brown ami
black, nizfs .'?(' to 50, for
$3.75 and $1.50.
Second I loor
Warners Rust-Proof Corsets
There's no reason why
your corset should not
be as sweet and clean
as the) rest of your
clothing if you
wear a
Warner's
Rust-Proof
Not only is a Warner's
guaranteed not to rust,
break or tear, not only
may it be laundered
without danger, but it
may be laundered as
often you choose
without difficulty.
Two Warner's rnrsel
worn alternatively will
last you a long as
three other.
Seeoae) rfoer
iiit.it it i. ivan.n.r
ion tu .it Jai'UaiiMH'Nr
heals itching
skin troubles
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