I'HE OMAHA HKK: TIHKMiAi, NUVK.MKKK 19:'.
Beatrice Crowd
Braves Storm
to Hear Kamlall
Tux Imuc DiruM Iy f'anili
ddlp for fiovrriior
nidti Tell of Ran.
lull, llir Man.
Hy V It. (.lutll.
ulf rmiHnlriil Mir on.nlia IW.
lionti lip, ,Mi l , N'iV, 1 (H.c-lul
Ti-li'Krittn. t All njliin- (lint Ml.-.l
Ylfuwn lixll 1 1 r tunlidit tw-.inl mid
KPIilauiM thn h i f 'tirft It- If
Handull, rnr1l.itn f.ir iv-rr)nr, unit
thnr i.f O. H. Hiiillmnn, t rl).!n t o ftir
1922 Sees Big Gain
in Business in Omaha
K unlmuxl front ri. On )
t.iu tht-y vr au bu.y at tli.lr
I'lntiH thy i. uM fi,,t apart piraonin
rroni lhilr nraanlrutlnnii to up-rviii.
tl. Mlllhlt. lln pnlfita to till dltll'l
Hun cpivlni nu Ui1nc of aetlvlty
Hi I'Miil iniiniif.ir'iiiriiig.
I'liMprtu Nrr Hrtfrr.
J. M liill.ui, liiilii.lilnl rminilHmi.
'i .f (hi- i'h.iintwr nf (ViniinM'i', tl
'"'I Unit II.Oiiii.immi nii.rK
lw p.ii.l fin. ynr In limnhit tniiim
f.irllillliK liillilrl. x.
"!(iin . h t lis In Align!. Hi'P
IniniM-r iinl o:i,Imt uml iiiumm-i -m
for Ihn future -cr ti.-vr liftiir,"
I 4lit i r, rwitm i.f TliwnpiMin,
llrin m imI i'ii. "uur Illinium
Ihn inpii ruiiiiliiK 1 I o 15 percent
over lnt year ami Hie volume for
ililn ymr will 1 mum thirn laat vpht
All Candidates Are
Required to File
Expense Accounts
.Sl.itcinciiU Are Still Rdiihiii;; (
Clrrk of House iit Kato
of Almost 200
Kuril Day.
attorney Krnpnil.
Mr fCti-lull wi mt il ih train althn'iiKli , flr ,mrt of ,,, '
l.y K. I ll.-iH.ini. .. ! .1. I H.irieii.1 ... ..,...i
Miiiitnwi Tmi'-iH-k,
Hint Ffto.rtr.l to lh hull which mm
Hlri.nly fillml In plln of tlie rainy
Wen Ml IT,
Me ii Inf rxliieel hy If K. K.iikett,
fn thn pliitfnrrii it II. K. M.illonn,
Jt0ln-It I'lil Hlvl (MlllTH.
HlM-iia Mule lamin.
'I fltlat nll Will lll.l lie (li-i'flVfil
Into Miliiklnv Mint IiIkIi tux" ma due,
to the roilo Ihw," iiii K.'iii.tor Itini
dull. "Do ynll know MiM If you 1I-rh.-irgi-d
nil Iho loilo ! rel;iriea you
would pay only on cent linn In every
31 of your limn''
"TlK-m upl.-mlnl ron.li, 5.000 mlli'H
of thi-in nil over tlin etate, ara one
thlnif yuur IiIkIi tnxe huva Ijp.ii puy-
Ing tor. Tho roadg ara now ubout fin
UIihI. You ore (iylnK fur ni-w mpl
tot, pnylnp; un you gn. WIh-ii It la
flnlohcd It will ho yuiiii nnd piitd for.
"Ni-hrHnkn la one of four atalca that
owa no hondi-d Indi'htt-din-iia, More
ovr, Nrbniaka owna $11, 000,00(1 In
bondc.
"The rupuhllrnna hava already re
dure.l the alula tax levy one third for
next year. They will continue to re
dure tux ph. Un aumired of that."
Favor Law Fofiirci'iiicnl.
Mr. ItandaU' derlnratlon for law
enforcement and the rciieal of the In
determinate eentenre waa mot with
applauaa. "The only way to curb
crime la fr make the criminal fed
that the Ihw will deal mrlrtly with
him and di-mund full expiation of
Crimea," he aald.
"Other utatea that work und'-r the
rode law like It becaima It really tuta
down expenxea, Twenty governors
have recommended or ara about to
recommend pnasagn of codo lnwa, Two
demorratlo governora of Nebraaka,
Neville and Morphea recommended
a code law."
Independent of HohM.
rtpeaklnif of Mr. Handall, fr. Spill
man ha Id :
"lie la independent of political
bni.Hi'K. There are no atilnga on him.
lie aland for economy and efllclency
In riinnlnif thn atnto Just aa he hiia
alwaya practiced It In hla own html-
nMM. le hai a record lielilnd mm
that any man could be proud of. Ha
la a man clear (IiioukIi. Everybody
who aeea him Juat once and look
Into hie eyea knowa (hut he haa an
honed heart. Jin haa alwaya been
the friend of tlin worker and the
farmer. He mnkea no lmponHible
promlaee, but hla pledge la to give
the people of Nehraaka the very beat
practical eervlce,"
Republican Speakers
K. II. HOIVF.IX.
fndlill Inr Unllrd Mle Senator.
THl'RSDAT, NOVKMBKR t.
rullPrton .. , 10:01) A. M,
ilrnoa , 2:0D P. M.
I'M. Center P. M.
tuanton 1:00 P. M.
FR1DAT, NOVK.MBErt I.
rilrr uno A. M.
Wt.t Point 1:30 P. M.
S.-rlbner 4:o P. M.
llonpr 7:30 P. M.
ftKN ATOB (.KORI.E V. NOIIHI8.
TIIURBIIAY. NOVEMIIKR 2.
Omilui :00 P. M.
I-HIUAT, NOVEMBER 3.
Tivld Clly :0I) P. M.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBK.il 4.
Orleana :00 P. M.
Bvr Clly :00 l hi.
MONUAI, NOVE.MBKR .
Cnihrlitg 3.00 P, M.
MoCook 1:00 P. M.
I.OVKRNOR M. R. M'Kr.l.VIK.
THURHDAV, NOVEMBKK 3.
aynn 11:00 A. M.
1'nrtr r o P. M.
Hanrroft 4- P. M.
I'.alr I 00 P. M.
KR1UAV. NOVGMPEH J.
prln(lld II .00 A. 1.
W,i.iil Wat r i "0 '. M.
Svr.in.M 4 "0 p. M.
'lH'iini.-li 00 P. 11.
MATl'RPA ', NOVEMBER 4.
Ntll ,11 on A. M
II iimlH'I.H
1 P. M.
)ii. fliy ' '0 P. M.
l.irbuiy .0o p. M.
Thur.lav, Nov.
Kri.la. N 1
. inniu k.
?. Hu-kniaTi
head of the
publicity inrtMient of ihe Chamber
uf 'iiniiii. rcc, ni.hr i led that the r'-cent
ImproveiM.nt In liimli,ii cuiiilltl'itia
In Omaha will oinilniie.
I'innre Mrmly.
"Kollowliiir the depreaalnn which till
knew rxiated lMt Vcuf, buallienH I ill M
been conducted on a mora careful mid
efficient l,aa," a. Mr. Tancock.
"I'reacnl Indlcatloiia are that when
IVi'l figtirea are compiled they will
ahow mm appreciable atep from
the low figure of lli'l. I'rnitreaa
now la hleady ami there 1 every
mn that It will ciiiitlnue."
I When Mh year hn been tinned,
j'lmuha'a three tire fiictorlee, accord-
! frier In rnnrla liiuila t,i t li Iniialrlfit
bureau of the Chamlier of Commerce,
will have paid In wane and miliiriea
more than IfiOO.OOO, and the combined
production In tlrea and tube will
amount to $3,500,000, Till lnduatry
wa eatubllahed In Omaha about
three year ago.
rtepor made Tueaday to the In
duitrlul i.ommlaaloner of the Cham
ber of Commerce showed an Increaae
of tonnage of packing houao product
and that thn piK-klni: plant are em
ploying mora worker and handling
more animal than laat year. This
report alo atatea that butter pro
duction In Omaha Incrtaaed 15 to
20 per cent during the flrat 10
month of thl year, a compared to
the corresponding period of laat year,
and ever factory handling dairy
product K working to maximum ef
ficiency. Knlirk) Market 81 rone.
The two large wholeaale dry good
houHc reported bualnea on a more
aubetnntlal baal than It ha been
any time alnce 1019. Market for
fabric of all kind are atronn. The
trade In rhli-t and overulla 1 more
active than it ha been at any time
In I wo year and the production of
women' garment la alao largely In
creaaed over 1921.
tl i g-nerally ngreed that buai
nPB during October of thl year waa
from 15 to 20 per cent better than
during October, 3921.
"Till gieat Improvement Is due to
the Increaae in value , of farm
product und alao In great nieimure
to the improved banking conditions
In the Omaha trade territory," wan
a atatetuent muilo Tuesday by thn
head of a wholeaale dry good houxe
to the Industrial department of the
Chamber vt Commerce,
Old Man Killed ly Tau'rab
Identified an Miliinaire
New York, Nov. 1. An old mun
Kiifflcrlng from injuries received when
he wns bit by a taxicab was brought,
to the Hellevue hoapltal Tlteadny
night, lie wa unable to give his
PHine. No one wns called to watch
by hi bedBlde or to Infinite as to hla
condition.
The old man died today. A few
hour later the body whh Identified aa
that of John Ruaaell Tuber, the mil
lionaire maker of decorative marble,
known for many year a the "marblt
king."
Ilia daughter, Marlon Tabor, 1ih
cliiirge of tho occupational therapy
work at the hospital where her father
died.
Irjsli Kditor Arrested.
Dublin, Nov. 1. Frank (.lallagher,
editor of the official organ of llamon
de Valera party, h been arreated
und lodged In Mount Joy prison. He
was formerly editor of the Irish
Bulletin.
,ihliiKloil, Nov. I Wlilln ee
than one half of Mm miulMm.- for
Iho aiMiilte have filnl rumpnlgii X
pensn aliilenienla, according to tlia
count luinle by clerks, i iiiiilliliilia for
Min hoiiHO are etlll a.ndlng their to
port nt the nil 'i of almost 200 a day
In the luldHt of tho confusion as to
piovlalun of thn law, thn one fact that
stands out cl' inly is that house candi
dates must tile, now and after the
cl.ction.
Tlin view was expressed by some
sciiiiio iillli iiils that many candidal.-
for that branch lni(;)it ucccpt the In
teipi. iiilloii of tlin aiipreiiin court de
cision in the Newberry case by At
torney General )uughetly that l hey
wire not required lo llle. In a letter
lust year lo Kcpieaentiitlve Line, re
publican, MasNiicliusetiM, tbn attorney
general, answering epecltlc Inquiry
aa to the effect of tho Newberry de
cision, suld:
"Ah I'nltpd Ktale senator are not
now elected bv InglsliH urea of the
stales, hs contemplated In thn act, It
la my oplnloi) that this fact, in con
nection with thn holding in tho New
berry decision, make It unnecesHaiy
for a candidate for United Hiatea sen
ator to flli) any alateincnt whatever
In connection wllrj hi nomination or
election,"
Itepmls l'i to DhIc,
Mr. liaiiKherly contended tluit the
only provision of the election law now
In force und effect la tho one which
require such atatenient to be filed
In connection with tho election of
candidate for the house.
Most of the report on file with the
senate have not been brought tip to
date, riiHiiy relating to primary ex
pense. Senator l-'rnnce, republican,
Maryland, reported that In hi prim
ary fight hla expenditure were $30,.
795, with contribution of $31,000,
Itoyal VV. France, hi brother, headed
the Hat of contributor with $15,000.
Henator Townaend, republican, !
Michigan, reported (hut bl election
expense were $700. After the
primary Senator Townaend filed a re
port showing the expenditure of $30,
72!) for hi nominal Ion fight tjjy tho
Townend for Senator club.
Senator Ashurst, democrat, Ari
zona, received a contribution of $100
from the lirolhorhood of Hallway
Firemen, He spent $17.
lAiatge Spend $3,870.
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts
spent $3,870, all of which went to re
publican, club In hi state, while
William A. r.aaton, hi democratic op
ponent, spent $1,SM in the primary
and $4,113 In the general election
light.
Some of the other reports show:
Lynn J. Frazier, North link ol a
(primary), $340; Senator King, I-tun,
on September 1!), contribution, $!,
87!); expenditures, sniiie; henawr
Hitchcock, Nebraska, $5,412: Carl W.
Illddlck, republican, Montana, $5J0;
Jfiarlo 11. Mayfleld, Toxa, $18.50.
Senator La Follette, Wisconsin, got
JB.-llS and spent $5,074, while Senator
Kendrk-k reported the expenditure of
$1,41S in Wyoming.
A final accounting by candidates
after tho election will give the total
amount of their expenditures, all
statements now on file not having
been brought "P to date. The list
with the senate clerk also Includes a
number of candidate who were de
feated in the primaries In various
state, Some states require a llllng
separately from those sent here.
Man Who Says He Is ('oiihiti
of Alvin York Is Fined Here
Aine York of Huckhoni, Ky. who
claims to be a cniisln of the renowod
Alvin C. York, world war hero, was
fined for $10 for being drunk by Judge
Wapplch in central police court, yes
terday. In a proposed law MubmlHcd by
President Obregon, Mexican who,
during the period of disturbance, ut- i
tack foreigner or th-ir property, ure j
to bo regarded as traitors.
J. J. Mi AHTHV.
V.'.u'. Nm 3, Atl.inw.-rt
Stti,,la, Nov I. Stiiait
Mir.!Y,
M.ip li,
ki. ( i.ir
Nov V lL,rv
When your motor atari
hard, buck It low speed.
Ualuffglah on the pickup,
balk do hill. iuImm at
high aped-tonk lo your
apark plug tint, h
trouble uaually are rauartl
h olU or norrecilT df.
signed plus. Very often
roettjr repair Nlla ara In
furtej, varloua a.tuN
mrm made and flrullv It la
tounJ that new apark pluga
ara the remedy. Avoid ihla
pna y inr ruilloa In
aw aai vt AC .
ACSrrk Tlug Co.
IUM. Af.i
, r aVt .e4 l
Say"fes"to Them
Don't Make the Children
Wait any Longer for their
-PIANO -
and
You'll be glad to say '"Yes" vheii you spo ,u,
liear any one of the
4. . J!' y
SPECIAL
10 Piano Bargains
ue he on Knit tomorrow mornitisr, nd every one
muit and will b aold before Saturday night.
m i! find in thU !t Mich splendid tisctl
make
Kurtzmann Hadrlorff HArdmnn
Vote & Son Sterling, clc.
$200
From A fl in I cm un
VERY EASY PAYMENTS
Our i lh nlv One PrUe, Ne Commiaion nin'f
tor in Netrak t-r ftT lw
anj'lU.ard fTAKFOUD Hh Si
Street ffCSTIC Co. Omaha
r
rlf I
n
I L"tfau j
rsv- - fl
36th Anniversary Sale
j - 1)
ft fa1!
W Jm 4aV e'i'yft eT jfff iflffitVfft
Hand Tailored Coats
Attractively Trimmed Willi
Luxurious Furs
$98.50
Soft pile fabrics of a most beautiful qual
ity lined with lovely plain silk crepes and
sumptuous trimmings of furs make up
the coats in this exclusive group. The
sizes are from 10 to 46 and particular
care has been taken to provide the larger
woman with coats of proper style and
lines.
This Price at the Beginning of
the Season Cannot Be Equaled
in January.
Special Offerings in
Fine Silks and Woolens
38-inch Imported Chif
fon Velvet Thursday
for $4.45 a Yard
A rich, lustrous finish in
black, navy and seal brown.
36-inch Novelty Cot
ton Back Brocades,
$1.69 a Yard
Choice stylos and excellent
wearing finality.
33-inch Kimono Silks,
$1.25
All silk in newest patterns.
50-inch Novelty
Suitings for $2.50
Very stylish tailoring suit
nigs in small checks and
stripes.
54-inch All Wool
Coatings for $2.75
Attractive new mixed effects.
40-inch All Silk
Radium for $1.95
Ivory, pink and orchid col
or, for slips and fine lin
gerie. 36-inch Satin Duchess
for $1.95
Suitable for dresses or lin
ings. 33-inch Corean Crepe
for $1.25
Fink, ivory, orchid, maize,
far lingerie.
54-inch . Wool Plaids
and Stripes
In prunella and velours.
Wednesday, $2.75 a yard.
51-inch All Wool
Duvetyn for $2.45
Newest fall shades for one
piece dresses.
Children's Union
Suits for 70c
Cotton suits, fierce lined m
wl.it or peeler. The nev
nnniver''y price, 70c.
White Linen
Handkerchiefs
t iiif ijii;ili'y Inn u w i t 1)
l.iinty hand rml i ..s l ri s.
UK. -DM) I t ru 'It
Women's Cotton
Union Suits, 85c
Medium weight cotton
imio'i unit s, fashioned with
ihe low in el or lmdii-f top
mid sleeu'levi in the Kmc
lenuMi. Finely reiiifuvi d
inmJi-U in while mdy. Sale
price, Pf)c
The prices on all
black spangled
financings are
vrru much reduced
' Wool Nap Blankets
for $4.45 a Pair
U.ilM, v.o-d I: ii til.lt, kit tli.lt Wi'Uh
nho'it I1.. Ih-. a lir. Ui"k(n j ! tal pitting in
Mut rut, utiiy ' '-X, !si 7- y M im-lu'O
Si 't tl! i'ii' nl fr 'Hiiir-i t) 4 " liii!,,
i - i ! . H
Two Pure
Linen Specials
I'um linen lili'uehed dimiisl.
70 ineles wide: priced iiiiiih
unlly low for $2.73 a yard.
100 doz. pure linen, hemmed
hand towels, size 18 by .'!fi.
An exceptional value for 60c
each.
Our very best quality
chiffons, 40 in. wide,
in every desirable
shade offered Thurs
day for $1.69 a yard.
TRIMMING SECTION
Specials
For Baby
White or colored blankets,
appropriate for the crib or
small bed. The new low
prices are $1.49 and 98c.
White flannelette gowns
with draw tape in thn bottom
of skirt. An unusually good
value for 98c.
SECOND VWOR
Vanity Fair make
flesh colored Jersey
silk vests in the
bodice top style. . A
decidedly excep
tional value at $1.59.
SECOND FLOOrt
French Kid
Slip-on Gloves
$3.45
In the well known Trcfousse
make come these fashionable
slip-on gloves. Black, w hite,
pastel and mode colorings
with three row contrasting
embroideries. Very specially
priced for $3.45 a pair.
Also twelve-button length
lambskin gloves in brown,
tan and white for $3.45 pair.
MAIN FLOOR
Heavy quality Turk
ish towels with fast
color blue stripes.
Size IS by 36. Re
duced for this sale
to 29c each.
MNEN SECTION
Silk Lisle Hose
For Kiddies 50c
A very tine rihlied silk lisle
hose with triple knees and
subs, in black only. All siz
es lowered to 50c a pair.
MAIN FLOOR
Silk Figured
Brocade Corset
For $2.2!)
A iiM'b 1 that '..Us ii irul.uly
f..r n ttnieh li'u'hi r n . It
f,illotlei nf silk flUtei!
!rii.'!i.! i't Mhitr, f 'a-a.li ciiliir
a". I d.Mii'y pi'i!. und blue. It
I :i. n;i ! .i c I and ot the
hi-.i, a iun'iutii h i it'h hW iii
.I' d is ( a .U -! s1'. wi 1,'Lt
rT- t t I "' .Ilil-if - H' If
Our finest quality
72 inch silk net h
special far $1.69 yd.
Sale of 150
New Fall Hats
$2.95 .
Unusually Low Priced Thursday
Charming models in both lai-c and small
effects, revealing only that which is new
and favored in the wintry mode.
'Panne velvets, lyons velvets, hroeades
and rnefallies in Macks, browns, navy
and other desirable colorings.
UIM-INKRV-FOrnTH VI.O0R
Luxurious New Furs
For Less Than Today's Value
Preparations began monlhs a??o to assure a
comprclifiisivc stock of the newest models in
best qualities for Jess than their present value.
The Anniversary Sale Prices Are
Worthy of Careful Consideration
Hudson Seal Coats
3fj to 40-Inch Lengths
Skins of the finest quality
with luxurious trimmings
of squirrel or skunk. Self
trimmed if you prefer.
Fur Coats
S125
A group of mtisknit, pony,
French seal and marmot.
Skunk or raccoon trim
mings. About fifteen coats
for this price Wednesday.
Stone Marten
$35
Beautiful, large, full skins.
Fox Scarfs
828.75
Golden brown, bauin mar
ten, walnut, and laupe.
Scotch Mole Coats,
Wraps and Capes
Six new models,
42 to 4'i inches long,
S350
Beautiful garments, ex
quisitely lined. Distinc
tive new coat wrap models.
Full length .capes, self and
squirrel trimmed.
Near Seal Coats
42 to 4o Inch
$225
New wrappy sleeves. Chin
or shirred shawl collars.
Squirrel, skunk or self
trimmed. Four new mod
els fmrn which to make a
selection.
Mink Chokers
S22.50
Fine quality natural Amcr
iefiu mink.
These are but a part of the exiensive sck offered
at lowest prices durii).,' this :!i;th anniversary KMle.
l' LH SHul' THliiO KI.OOR.
Toiletry Sales
1 dozen bars of Freme Oil
Soap for 80c.
Henna JFOreal, 70c each.
Son ia I fair Ac Is in
both cap and fringe
styles, in every de
sired shade, 10c do:.
Slippers for
Dress Wear
Reduced to(.80
S. I , l i f .,!, . I V br - I
,' . s t l ,..i..is j r i- a
( i in -a. me ,!.e!i I Hi 1 H.
V, Fa'rf,', i.i'lMa (n I
'.id l i ai. I ' ! s)'
tIH!i "I11! lir',!"! ).!,
1 ii. t. r 1 i - t"-'i I I'-' I )
Fi ') '' Tturdy
(or $fl SO
Stamped Pieces
for Much Less
lb inMilrhrd M-nrfs (S hy
F"i and IS by .Vi), fur 69c
fach.
I'iUuw ease, liuuMitilinl
I'm1 eiiei. Img i !ti hy -J)
$110 each.
Breakfast m;(, ineliidiiii; I
''ier and 4 i!iiItin, $12.').
IHT l-KPAHTMIAT
Sale of Men's
Union Suits
h..ly i.-!l ii.l.iled cnf.
! II 'i', 10 'l 'e, If-
.'u.-.-l I.. $1 2U.
f . li i I s'lil , f dpl.-n.
i ' i , v ' , hi at! ' "h f'.r
$1
IMpark Soft Collar!
: fr $1.00
' iiiin ! .!, I'.u'aiine, t
".rv, i I ntl.' ' i n, A'r,
!! i.i di i a'"! A ! -am.li.r.
1 i 3H tbret for $1
, I. , i r s ai, ,