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Bystander Is Shot
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in Fight Rrlwmi
Police and Suspect
Cupturn! Man Coiife"'. He I
Kx-Gnir From Aiiamoaa,
la. Woman U I Mil
for Oiirctioiiing.
Miffed l.'(f(U Hint Wll Nield.-il fur
rmnliiK lii.mr at, 4 In th iiiurnluK ft -tr
in) u nt iitKibile i-idn with a woman
fi 11 ml, a t'riiiiii ii i!i(T vtuiiiiiri flirli'0
mi (In' xup't th" nrxt d.i y with
limn, llllli- thliikliiK Hi'- f"l-
low line would 1 mull:
C.en;i lluncdck, F.iluitliin Army
limnc, an Innm cut hyJaiidiT, hul
In lh" dlniul.ltr,
.hum luetic. V. n Twenty.
Hi:hth incline. 1 ' xiiiil lllufT. cur
m titer and Imr c rnl'inyer lin 1 -hided
lier fur th Hut" ri'le, hule.l Into
( 1 1 ill iuli ruiirt.
W. W. rryUII. 22. nf 'IiIciiko,
pli.ix .1 nn 4 .1 (lively, Hinlur, with
whom hIu- flii Itil, ifvciili-rl nil hii ex
imivlrt from Aiiiiniiii ii'-nltcn-tiary
In fun ,i und i-niifeiai d pruwler.
And she lurself, A dull I'miif, 37.
Iiiuthi-r of two Mond. Unwind, 7, n rxt
Im-kle. ((Headlined hy Ji- w ho
III tll cl alli-( tell her (if Irt'lnR In-
V'lUed In recctit IiiukIu' !.
Ilcl'l After Sh (jnl in if .
All of tlu-lil Wire KH'cmIciI Tucmliiy
n.tiht riiiiiiwinu a kiioouiik m i nir-
(lllll Ull'l limine Klr'MlH between
ryutiil ami jK'lei'llvcK llnnt-y ami
iiilerxnn,
Hancock, nil ililinei lit l. nl.lllilil', fell
Wounded iii the Blu.uliler l.v a Mi-ay
t ullet, ViMrrdiiy he wim wnlkltiK Bhoiit
thH H.il vnt inn Army hi.mM with the
liiillet mill in hin Hhinililer, JukIii
Willi n m-me (if fellow hoiudi'r thcri!
(iiit IiIn wound lifter having under
iri.nn inn. Iilim run itch Hie fur
tiiniilli!! In Kmtice with tho Klt-venUi
li. fault y, wit hunt a ni rnlch.
W in n Ki llled III the (.Mho (if Chief
Of Detective Villi DeijMeii, 'iyntnl,
0'iiiiii lllvelv, iiilinltleil lilx till Ideii
lily, the chief nlleKcH, and contVaMeri
to l.i Ink' wanted tl Aniinii'Nii. lie
a I no ennfeHHed, tho chief iixwrtx, In
having ci.miiillteil xever.il buiKlinleii
III Cntlli.il I'.lul'lH.
Woilltlll Trill SI (! '.
In hlH alleged 1-iilifViKlntl, howevel',
lie exonerated the I'ooro woman of
any 1 1 S j 1 1 1 1 in 1 kiiowleilKH nr Intent.
Nhc ti.'.d t Mli xlnry:
Hhe till been winkll' na Ikiiimo
kecper fi r DIkkIu fur muiio tlnie.
(inn nWlit hn Ht.iycd out until 4
a. m., whllo riding wllh a wninnn
friend. DIkkIu leninnul intcd wllh
her. Hh.! became angered. Meet
ing Crystal nil the at reel, xlie Pit
pifjed In a tllrtfitliiii Willi him, tak
ing him to I he niggle Inline where
be wiin duly liiniiillerl ax it lyonier
and boarder.
At th tlmn, Dlgglc wan splitting
kindling In (ho lun'k yaid, but wild
nothing. Two wiM'ka elapned and
Crystal bad paid tmlhing for hid
board an 1 room. When pienxed for
Maytnent, he told her: "I have Koine
women' wearing apparel over at
Hotel Fontenclli'. If coil will go
with toe to get It and help mu '!!
it. I'll pay you with Hie money 1
get."
Theft Iff Admitted.
8h went alung. They got th
clolliing. iihe went with him to
the Friedman pawnshop, 1-22 Doug
lax Ktreot, where tho delectlves
flrxt xlghled them and becaimi UM
plrlllllX. Detective llitney took the woman
and the clothing In a taxleuli, while
Anderxon purauid Crystal, who hml
fled, on fool. AndifHon Joined In th.'
chaxe in tho tuxkah when ho lir.ii',1
A l V KRTIXK.M EN Y.
HUB RHEUMATIC
St. Jneotix (HI xtopx any pain, and
rheumatism Ix pain only.
Not one cuxe In fifty reiiilrex Inter
na! treatment. Stop drugging: Hub
i.iothing, Jic'etratlng St. Jacoha Oil
right Into your xme, xtitT, aching
J.iintx, and relief muiex inxtuntly. St.
Jacob (nl Ix a Icirndexa rheiimatisin
liniment, w !u. h n rr dixappointx. and
cannot burn the rlun.
I.nnl.ir no' ijult coniphiiiiiiig! (let
a aimi tilil nettle ol old. nwnxi r(
Jm . bx (tl ut any drug xi' ie. and In
jut a in. .ii. nt you'll l i- fn e fioni
rhc i t..' pi ii X' ri-nex and wti.'Tni'sx.
li.nt i t i' lU-'.yt aw alia yu. St
Jac x t' l i- t . 'I ax mxl f -r x. l.itlea.
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"Flirtation for Spite"
Brings Dire Reckoning
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Mm. Adah I'mile, nlMite, with her
Iwu III lie Mdiixj, llnuanl, 7, left, and
Jackie, ft, right, little realized It luiiii
fllrlalii.il with W. W. Cryxlal, xliown
lieliiM', lefl, wniilil renal I in it xprelHcil
lar gimfiglit iiml wild iiiiloiunhilii
cliaie In which (ieorge Hancock, lie-
fhoix and xii w it crowd gather, fear
ing fur hi partner.
Cryiital iiilnililid tho eluthing hu
and tho I'oorn wonian were trying to
aell, had been xtolen, Van JJeuxcn
Rild.
The Pnore woman's two little xonx
ulxo were ut police headquarterx ycx
teiday and won the offlcerx by their
gentlemanly action and xweet iacex,
"They're Jnxt ahont the two nicext
little hoyx I ever xaw," xnld In lecllve
Miiney. "H'x a ahiiine they have to he
(hugged into Ihlx affair."
niggle, tho I'liure woman nnd the
Iwo clilhlreil will probably be released,
detecllvca declared.
Poxlal
Inspector Here !
to Arrange Conference
.1. W. Jolinxton, Washington poxt-
otllce iii'.pictor and lulvance repre-j
mutative f.f Dr. Hubert Work, wax'
In Omaha yexterday conferring wllh i
I'oMlniUKter Charlex K. lilni k on ar- ;
rangcmentH for the N"hraxkit poatal i
conference to he held In Omaha No
vember 13,
"Thix will be a buxlnexx confer
ence," Johuxton emiil. yized. "The
poxta! eHtal.llHhmenl'x buxlnexx Ix to
xell xervie and If there Ix anything
hiiHlnexx men can xuggei-t to Improve
the xervli'e, we want to know It,"
The poxtmaxter Koneral, hix llrxt na
xlx'ant and their party will arrive in
oniahn die morning of the 13th at
7, on the Missouri l'ai'Hio from Kim
kbs City. Similar confercnoox there
and at Denver and Topckii precede
the local one. From hire the party
goex to Dcx Molnex.
"No Official Authority"
for Whispering Campaign
Lincoln, Ni li., Nov. I. (Special I
Charlex W. Hryaii, democratic candi
date for governor. Inxued a xtatiment
this morning in which he denies that
any "official authority of the demo
crat in party" has raiaed religious nr
racial questions In the present cam
paign. His statement Is In answer to a
charge by Charles ,11. Kendall, repub
lican nominee for governor, that a
"whispering campaign" was being
made In behalf of the democratic
nominee by men seeking to stir tip
religlotm and racial prejudice. Mr.
Kim bill did not charge that this move
d been made In the open, but xpecb
fi.allv dexI'.-Tated it a "whliperlng
; campaign " Mr. Ttrv.in'x denial simp.
ly covers the official and open spi kes.
; men of hu party.
Jl lorid.t Hon Context
! y!-!,:nm; Chanipioitxhip
(irovehitid. Kl.i., Nov. 1 one An
cam Inn owned bv N INarxm, a
f irm, r rex.dll.g Pear lu re, exceeded
l.ulv Jewell peg living f.ut repoitr l
ft. -in Tin Min.i, Vah , v.x'. t.t.iy dor
lei; 3ri ,l.ii en. I i' In M in h. Hi VI.
wh.U another if lha .un Irrel
c'lu.tli'-l it. lie rd.un to l ! t'ouls-y
(ii. n One hep leci l w i Jl e,
,ii:.l the other 3t!.
I Ti e to hem were far. tiii- l l v
I'. ir mi fl to H Cell t'l. ei pill (f
IM. I. , who aftei b itiiii'if if thi.f
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CASTORIA
fr UUut aa4 CaUi'tt
Ik ''U fOftGvCft 30 tlUS
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law, right, an Innocent hyxlumler,
Miffered a wiiimil in tht; xhonliler
1 from a xl ray liiillet,
Mr. I'liore laid police xhe fiinnerly
wax a bareback rider wllh Hie Har
mon H Ha I ley clrctix and her liux
li.ind. f jii'le I'liore, (iury, Ind., for
mer linn tamer.
Youth Victim of
Buckshot Shower
Man Fires Upon Lad Ho He
Jifvrd Hcnt on IluIIowcVn
I'rankx. Police Say,
Ago Anderson, 2a, employed lit the
Liirx N'lelH.in daily, Filth and J.ocuxt
xlreetx, llaxt Oinimrt, wax the victim
of a shower of liuelixhot believed to
have come from a xhotgun In the
hands of John A. Nelson, Knxt Omaha
loxldent, at !l:!lo Tiiexilay night,
Anderson and playmates were In
the rear of the Nelson home. Nelson,
fearing I hut they were about to per
forin llillowe'en pranks on IiIh prop
erty, bid in his barn with the ahot
gun, according to Council Uluffx
police who arrested him, und fired
the weapon at the youths.
Anderson was brought to the
Swedish Mission hospital in Omaha,
where his condition was reported crit
ical yesterday morning. Ilia body was
covered with wounds from the fine
shot. J In was attended by lr. C. C.
Morrison.
I'ollce found the shotgun Nelson Is
believed to have used In the basement
of his home.
Queen Wllhclmlna hax been made
an honorary member of the lluguo-not-Waloon
tercentenary commission.
Gorgeous Plumage Hats
Rich Brocaded Hats
French Room Hats
Lustrous Satins
Smart Velvets
IVoliaMv the largest collection
ot line millincrv that vasecr
offered to the women of Oma
ha at such a price reduction,
Va
namlalls Pluck
Wins in Kattlc
Willi MirvKoads
Candidate Traverse 110 Mile
of Mud to Reach 1 Fut i ngif
Audience Cheered
hy Hearer.
Hasting, Neh., Nov. 1. i.lpnliil
Teh gram What eenu"l h forlorn
hope won yixierdiiy wllh tin! deter.
Initiation nf Cliailix II. I to ii. In 1 1 lank
of it.
A meeting wax 1 1 heduled for Hast
ings laxt lilghl. In Lincoln It
Wil
learned that the tililll coiili
flllt get
him On re until It 30.
At 2 lu Mr. Ui ndall stalled for
Hiixtlngs, lla tulles away, it a Kind
wllh hla nephew a! Ilio wheel, Ar
ning.'iiicnlx were niinle for nnolliei
car to itoiiii out from llnxllngs and
imet ,Mr. Jtandall nhout half way he
I ween the two ell lex, nt l''iilrmoiit.
Krom Lincoln the llllle cur labored
tetrllily Ihrotigli Ihn d"i p, stiff mud.
It xUilled mi two hills and was started
only by pushing. Two hours passed
and Mr, Itandall' had arrived only j')
miles west of Lincoln. It Seemed
hopeless.
"We'll go on," he said. "It Ix xiiine
Ihlug to have tiled mid fulled and I
have never dlniippolnled nil fun Hence
yet."
On labored the cur. It wax 4:30
mid llaxliiigx mux xllll h'i miles away.
And then the roads began In grow
belter. The car sped on, Hornet line
at a rapid pace, Dnrehcxler, Krlend
mid Kxeter were paxxed with fair
roads und l''iilruioiit wax reached at
8:25.
"Hero wo are," called a mnn
standing by a touring car with a
wnleh In ils hand.
Croud Walled.
Mr. Itandall run to the other car,
his grip In his hand. In a I rice they
Wero speeding toward I laxt lugs, 38
mile uwny.
H. K. I'atily, secratary, and I', W,
Vager, chairman nf the republican
central commlltee, were tho men
who met Senator Itandall arid took
him on lo Hastings,
Ta miles sped past, t bough the
roads were again muddy and rutty.
Tho lights of Hustings appeared and
I he cir sped down along ttio paved
and brightly lighted alrceis. It
stopped ut tho courthouse. The hour
was K;:)8.
"The crowd's waiting," called
lookout, placed to watch for the
party. ,
Senator Itandall Wax ushered Into
Iho big court room, crowded lo the
doors. Ho wax received wllh ap
plause ii nd cheer and tbexo were re
doubled when Senator K. J. Johnson
told Iii a few wonlx of tho strenuous
lank which Senator Handnll had set
himself und accomplished In order not
to disappoint, an audience.
Mr. Hanilall's uddrexa wax ap
plauded fre'iilently, particularly those
portion) nf It In which ho told how
the present slate administration ha
reduced taxes nne-thlrd for next year
and declared state taxes will soon re
turn to a prewar level.
Violators of Cigaret Law
Taken hy State Authorities
De Molnex, Ju., Nov. 1. Violator
of the clguret revenue luw are hav
ing no ret from the agent of the
department, according to the past
wcek'a record of arrests find con
viction compiled by 8lute Treaxtirer
V. J. Jim-hank, under wlioee super
vision the provision of the law are
enforced.
Three arrents and one conviction
were registered for tho week among
Des Moines dealers alone, besides
several arrest In other part of tho
state.
ft-clrt A M
BURGESS
Wallace Pledges Aid
for Higher Crop Price
Kaxt Ijiiibiiik. Midi, Nov. 1 Aid
of the government in needling fT III
(aiiuera n I ilr pi h e fr fatui pi.'itiu 'x
wax piouiised ycnii'idiiy by Mecielaiy
or Agriculture inline in 1.11 101.11 e
tu Kimb'Utx, iiliimnl and offi.'i.ila of
i.Mlclilgjii agrlculi111.1l coll. ae lu re.
J "Heretofore," .Mr. Wallace deilur
iid, "the ciuph.ixlx hax been put on
I showing faruierx how to produce
j more. That la right and proper, Hut
I we propose to put the x,irni- implm-
ix on helping funneix get f.,ir price
1 for their crops I. adjusting pi-mine
lion to the prohiible it' in, md and by
'la iter marketing iniihoiis."
jMother Betrayed
hy Son, 12, for $.'
Hoy Iteteulx Theft of Clothe
Stolen hy I'oterty-Slrick-en
Mother.
Mliiurupolls, Minn, Nm, i --A
mother who Mole lo feed her four chil
dren and then tu have one of them, a
12-year old, betray her for a IS reward,
ivii allll ut llherty today while au
I hoi II leu liivesllgati d father her story
of misery und poverty,
I'entiilex und xlung by the pleax of
her children for xomethliu( to eat, the
mother three weeks ago, robhed u
neighbor' cloihex line of xilkx, hm-nx
and lippurel, valued ut I (Hi.
When police were li mi Din to find Hie
Ihlif, Mix, I. N.,Nelxon, the owner,
offered a reward of l.'i to uny neigh.
oorhooi! child who could give a clue
that would bud to the a (real of the
culprit.
Sobbing, grimy faced youngster yex.
lei day unci ijin,e. ., the lure of the l.
and Informed Mrx, Nelson that Ills
(.un mother had taken tho guriuent.
Most i f the stolen goods were re
covered. Since the police an: In douht
a to whether they shall uriest Hie
poverty stricken mother It i n iiiex
Hon whether the xon who betrayed her
will profit, by lilx ad, n the reward
wa offered for a clue leading up to
lh nrrext of the thief and no arrest
lias been rnndu.
F.
it n i.
our nun as nestm
of Slippery Streets
Kour persons wera hurt In arcl
dent attributed to slippery afreet
caused by rainy weather Tuesday
night.
(ioorge J. lt'iss, (12, 2324 Jukc atreet,
and Jon Hath, u butcher. Hex hotel,
received serious Injuries when struck
hy an automobile driven by John
Workman, 1802 1 2 North Seven
teenth street. The two men, Omaha
pioneers, were crossing the street nt
Seventeenth und California at reel a.
lioth received severe Ixaly bruise.
lola Clark, 6, 1717 Hurt street, was
struck nt Sixteenth and Cas atreela
hy a machine driven by Juck Howl
ing, 2S('i7 Capitol avenue. Her In
juries were not serious.
Nicholas Sanchez, 2722 North
I'Virty-elghth avenue, wa found In
u dazed condition at l'orty-thlrd and
Hamilton atreet. He did not know
what hit him, ho said. Ho surferea
from painful body and face bruise.
IowaiiH (Jo to Florida,
Shenandoah, la., Nov. 1. (Special.)
Iowa winter are not a popular
those of Tampa with a large colony
of Shenandoah folks who are getting
ready to leave for tho Florida rexort.
Moat of them oro going for their
seventh winter. In the party will be
Mr. and Mr. C N. Stevens, Mr. and
Mr. Charles Mitchell, Mr. mid Mr,
(i, U. tlrlllln, Mr. and Mrs. I), li. llute,
Mr. and Mix. Andrew Cox and Mr.
and Mr. Thomaa Spear.
Ink Mill-..,
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EVERYBODY STOHtl"
Bryan "Political
Bootlejrgrrr Says
State Llhor 1 lead
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State Keilcralioti of l.ahor,
Allarks Wel-)ry Coiiihi
nation of Pcniocruts.
CliaiKUi.; (hut Senator llib In ne,
Ix CMiopiilgiilug for offn - at pul.llo
epeiiM rod thai lie n.ipported vl
clou" laws lending In i.flii:e the fa nil
er and ilulcule of William Jemill'K
Iti-yaii for coming from Klnrldu to
campaign for hi brother (hinlcy
for governnr full und the speech of
C. A. McDonald, prel,ent of (he Ne
braska l'( deration nf Lnlmr at an
open meet Inn hi Labor temple, Tues
day tilglil,
" ye'1 iii;o llt'i In in I; aii l llrean
Were so blller aiiiilnxt each ill her
they wouldn't walk on the same
slieel now (hey me political bed
fellows," McDonald declined,
lie called lb van a "political hoot
legger" bicauxe lie "pi . Idles moon
Hhlnc politic,"
McDonald nporled a lour he and
H u Mallard took llirouuli the Mate
to defeat In referendum the anil
Picketing, batik monopoly, nglnlra
lion mid rliuary I, lilx.
"1'iirmir are wmklior wllh labor
and pollllciil party lines lire shot lo I
plccex, nccorillng lo (he speech. u
said faimerx ui-e "eeebig led." Ix'.
ciiukc prices of com and potatoes are
hi low.
McDonald also spoke In favor nf (he
progi exclvi) parly, (wo of whose candl
dale were prexi nt and spoke Inler.
They Were llev. ,1a mi x I,, Hei be,
running for l ulled Statex senator,
and A. J. Dnnfihne, c.indlilatn for
sheriff. A. II. Illgclow also spoke.
The iieetlng was under auspice
It's a main
Pottum com In two
form: Inatant Postum (in
tin) prepred instantly In
the cup by th addition- of
boiling watr. Postum
Crl (in package), for
thoao who prefer to make
th drink whila the meal
is being prepared; made
hy boiling fully 20 minute.
The two forms are equally
delicious; and tho cost is
only about ,c per cup.
Made by Postum Cereal Co.,
k , f4
of Ciiip iiliix lodil No I'V, c. i:
U ii... lui I, u F W, iMMtli and John
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jUnited States Steel
Pay Usual Dividend
New Voik. Nov 1 Duel tots of the
1 I oiled Statu Steel 1 01 p. a at Ion, a!
,ihelr iiuarteily n iiiik vexietday. de
( uie.l the leiiiilar ill Idi ndx of I .1 t
per cent i n the preferred stock and
I 1 4 per cent i n the common, but the
i""!'p"l ilou ai'ala t nt.'.l to earn all
the common, Inking 1 1 .3:it,lin'.' out of
Hoi Ii i i 1 1 1 1 1 . I suipllix tu liiaKe the
pavnient.
Tolnl r.iinliig of f'.',.n;:t;ri. n
l ouipiiled ih .'",.. m! '' , I III thi. pie
(dllig 1 1 1 1 ii r I . c, i-hiiw (bat Iho xieel
ii.duxliy ix i. u the Ineiid.
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All Coal Reacreened
Our Yard
at
highway
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disturb digestion. Even the children may safely enjoy it.
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so many have found in coffee and tea, and protect
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Postum?
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Inc., Battle Creek, Mich.
littering Metallic Hats
Styles for Matrons
Costly Fur Hats
Children's Hats
Feathered Hats
Only once during a season is it
possible to nut on siub a sale.
Our entire stock of ailwuued
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! Have Internal Row
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Sa. iiinii mu. Cut , Nov I - n
HiUiin (he ranks of the H o-i unieiilii
: li Klux K In n I Hike nut vchleiday
with Kleui'.le l-dgiir I I-nil' I see 1,1114
the HI lift of I' llll.t'd nielillxln oil
ihaiatex of grnnd laninv and Attor
ney Hurh Sd'-liaiu seeking l-'ulh i
arrest on il iliatge of eiubi 'lenient.
The1 illHtrlct altorneCx olllve ie
fined belli upi'lli antx for wai r. mix tt
the city allot uey'x othi e and the kil
ler' ottli-e xelil tlieni back to Ilie
dlMli-li I nlloiiiey'x i.ltl.-e with the ie
suit that late toil.iy no wail Mitx had
been Issued,
iii i; vm Tvhh iiium. him i in
2-in. Lump, $10.25
Central
6-inch
2-inch
Lump ...SH.2r
Lump ,...SI0.7.ri
Charter Oak
6-inch Lump . .
inch Lump , , . ,S 11 .50
Smokeless Lump
Wyoming $'J.r0
Colorado $10.50
KEnwood 2261
JA ckion 0840
KEnwood 2262
fok iiiAi;m
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