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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1922)
Ml. OMAHA DEK: WEDNESDAY, NOVUM lEIl 15, U Democrats Gain Two Senators in New York's New Senator Special Prices on Notions Official Canvass May Gain a Third Mfinltrr in Upjirr Houim of .Nrhraoka Legislature When Couiit It Complete. C'oinpltie nAti-tnl return frmn thn 24th nkt(irml dixtrli-t. telt-Ktuphmi to The Amltd rri., ikhow tt. M. Yrl, domorrot, aa Heitt-fJ utata ntor fvr O. C. Humphrey, rpub licn. who election . indlct(l by luioffVlal return. Th vow by counllea In the district follow: firley, Humjhry 'US, Fries 1.439: Howard, Humphrey 90S, I'rle 1,59; Hall. Humphrey J.082; 'rl 1.731. Total, Humphrey, 4,72; Vrim, 1,011). k f'hfirle Pmrlia. deuuwrat, aord liiJC to offlrlhl return ti'W'Kriiphed to Omaha from the 17ih KPiiatorlal dla trlit, a elerted to the alntc aenata over W. A. Frllera. republican, In a liotly fotiKht route!. Tim official Vote, which Kve Sinrha a lead of 38, waa ax follow: Hmrha, 7,337; Feller, 7,I9. t'nofTlclHl return had Indicated the lection of Keller. Una l-ead of KlicM. The posnlblllly exlet thnt the demo rrata will khIii another mat acfmlor In the 2M dlatrkt, where It aeetna the cfflclal rarivuaa will be neceMiry lo determine the winner between i, K. Hturdevanl, republican, and John A. I JloherUoti, iloiiiorrat. Thu latter, wltli the official cnnvaNN reported In .all countie of the dletrlct except Hoyrt nd Rock, hoe a, Hd of eltrht vote. OmVM rfiurnH a telegraphed to The AMKM-iated J'reea from Jtunhvlllr ahow no Minimi- In the reeult fur Mate repreexntatlve In the fi,1l did trlct, F. M. liroome, democrat, havlnff rion elected over V. V. (irlawold, rc publican. Th unottlclal count kiivk Jlroom". 1.27S rind ilrlewold, 1,277, a load of one vote, while the offlcl eanviwa irnve Broome, 1,293 and Orla void, 1,2S7. No ( hance in Keaulla. Likewise, the ofllclal cimvaee failed to make any change in the unofficial result In tho 100th leglalatlve dlatrict. f'hritlan Hanaen, republican, of ficial election returiia from Norfolk ahow, will reprenent the 6(th repre sentative district (Murllaon county) in the lower house of th Nehruaka leg Mature, Inntead of Frank Con ley, democrat, whoee election had been In dicated on unofficial returns. 30 Liquor Cases Advanced on Federal Court Docket Tlecsuiio of the Ihiko number who pleaded fuilty Monday and Tueaday, Vieorpre A. Keyaer haa moved for trial Thursday morning, a Hat of 50 liquor ns orlsrinally aet for hearing No vember 20. AniotiK the defendants are C. W. aid S. L. Colwell. ChHi-lee Kllnger, J'egRy Reed, J. ('. Klouck, HnndyDu Main. Thomas Duckworth and W. O. Krsslan. O. J. porter and C'harlo Lltachauer, v ho pleaded (ruilty yeaterduy, were aontmced to jail for 20 dyj and to pny $100 fine each! Ju'lfce J. W. AVorxIrfillch fltlH C .1 1luli-l ant John Sniilyer $100 each. Ex-Policeman Not Guilty of Theft, Wife Believes Tie dienm of Mre. Chi inllne Ewlng of havln a home for hereelf, her huahand, their two children and her fiit her and mother, haa been threaten ed by Kw lug's diamlaaal from the po lice force a few weeks ago and the finding of a quantity of atolen gro cerlea In hia garage. "I don't believe he had anything to do with the theft," ahe aald yester day. 1'olire are searching for Ewlng. .Mrs. Ewing 14 working In- a laundry ti support her parents and the-chll-dren. V & ri lr. Royal H. Copeland, health roinnilftHloncr of I he city of New York, haa been elected to the I'nlted NUtea, senate, defeating Senator William M. (alder. Fred Brown All Smiles as He Enters Prison Lincoln, Nov. 14. (Special.) ;Fred Brown entered the state penitentiary tod.iy all smlleM. "I'm tickled to death," he aald, "to get a chance to inhale a little fresh air." He said he got a "dirty d!il" In Onmh't and had been "in a hole in solitary confinement" ever since he hail been there. He just grunted wlien nuked If he had anything to say regarding the In juries received In an automobile, ttccl dent by Jenn JeiiMiiH, one of the gitJs he wu cornicle, I of kidnaping. Hrown Is the llrst man who ever entered the Nebraska state peniten tiary for a llf term for kidnaping. Omaha-Chicago Trains on Great Western Resumed Effective Wednesday, November IS, the Chicago (Ireat Western railroad at.noiincea the resumption of trains No. 5 und 6 between Omaha and Chi cngo. No. 6 will leave Omaha at 3;40 p, m., arriving In Chicago at 7:30 a. m. No. 5 will arrive at Oma ha from Chicago at 3 p. m. Pender Cross-Bred Hogs Bring Top of the Market A shipment ot 30 head of choice butcher weight hogs wa brought to the local yards yesterday by J. F. Ottoman of Pender. f The animals, averaging 231 pounds, were sold for JS.1'5 a hundred, the top price of the day.' The hogs were a cross between I Turocs and Poland Chinas. Mr. Otte-1 man said he found such a cross worked out well in making naroy growth and good Increase In weight. Two Accused of Car Theft. Kdward Carruthera and Albert Wayne, held in the city jail for in vm'igatton, were yesterday formally rharged with stealing and transport ing a ear from Caaiier, Wyo. "One-Cent" Sale a Great Success Our Ninth 1-Cent Sale opened yesterday morning like a whirlwind. The two 16th St. Stores were crowded to the guards and 19th and Fafnam was "com fortably full." Last year's customers of this sale are all coming back and bringing their neighbors," There is no Sale like the 1-Cent Sale. Some of the outstanding bargains arc: 25c Talcuma (several kind), 2 for 26 Nonolio Automobile and Fur niture Polish; 2 1-qt. cans for 51tf 75e "Walnutta" Hair Stain, . 2 for 76 35c Orange Marmalade, 2 for 3Gtf $1.00 Mb. LV(?ett' Orange and Gold Ppkg. Chocolates, ' 2 for 81,01 12c Council Crepe 1,000-Sheet Toilet Tissue, 2 rolls for $1.00 Red Morocco and Whits Celluloid Case Durham-Duplex Razor, 2 for ..$1.01 1. Varan Skat Hand Cleaner, 2 for 16 15c "Good Form and "Charm ing: Lady" Hair Nets, 2 for Per dozen. . .96 Hair Brushes and Combs in Abundance luil,luJtllll.tui Sale last until Friday evening at 10 o'clock but come early. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. Cor. 16th and. Harney Cor. 16th and Dodge Cor. 19th and Farnam 50c Klenzo Tooth Paste, 2 for 51 60c Orderlies, Laxative, 2 for 51' 30c Rexall Shaving Cream, 2 for 31? Opeko Coffee, 2 Mb. pkgs. for 5l Opeko Tea, 2 '4-lb pkgs. for 46 Cascade Linen Note Paper, 1-lb. pkgs. for 41tf 15c Fine Envelopes, 2 pkgs. for 16 35c Prophylactic Style Tooth Brushes, 2 for 36 Be Sun Maid Raisins, 2 for 6 5c Eucalyptus Cough Drops, 2 for 6 50c, 65c and $1.00 Face Pow- ders, several well-known brands, 2 for the price of one plus 1C li ilium Lots of Eggs, All Winter Hotk ( 4 Ueiu l aid 39 Ei a Day. 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A lt Wa.hable Blecmar ' Elatlic 3 yards for 25C Singer Sawing Machine Oil Per bottle. 10 Ruit-Proof Hook and Eyea All. aiz, black or white, per card. t Kleinart't Doublo-Faeed Rubbor Sheeting In white only, per yard, OS Ivory' Finithed Droaaing Comba Coarse and fine teeth or "11 coame, 30 Hair CurUra Asbro practical hafr curlers, 10 Ruit-Proof Hooka and Eye. Mark or white, 3 cards, 10 Slocking Faol All sizes, per pair, 5t Imported Siring Shopping Baga Large size, 10 Maid of America Faatherititck Braid Pretty colors In vari ous widths, bolt, !S Slickarar Waib Edging Pr bolt. 10 Ocean Pearl Button Assorted sizes, 3 cards for 10 Peter Rabbit Safety Pint Ai- sorted sizes to the card, 5 Velvet Crip Saw-On Cort Car- 1er Pair, , Salvo Sanitary Belt Of fino sateen and broad elastic web- bing shaped to fit, 60t? Hickory Para Rubber Sanitary Apron Regular size, 39ji Mutual Hook and Eyo Tape Yard, 10 Hair Pin Cabinet 160 pins to the cabinet, 8 Knitted Dih Rag Large size, regularly lfie, each, 10 Puritan Drawing Pin 5150 needle-point pins to the paper, at ' IOC Hickory Walat for Boy and Girl Special, 39 Vanu Sanitary Step-in Light and comfortable, regularly 2.25. special at 1.08 Barton' Rd-E-Trim In a vari ety of colors, bolt, lOtf Main Floor South Sale of Men's Silk Shirts Satin striped crepes, Japanes jacquard silks, satin striped jer seys and satin striped broad cloths. Sizes 14 to 17. Main Floor South Kitchen Cabinets That regularly sell at 42.50 are offered for Wednesday at 31.75 In the intcreFt of kitchen efficiency, every modern minded housekeeper wants to be equipped with one of those cabinets. This model is made of oak in jroMen oak waxed finish. Its equipment i the lat word in 1abor-!avinir device. Dust and Moms-Proof Construction Wire Pan Rack Wiro Sliding Shelf Extract Bottlo Rack Ticktt and Chang Tray Rolling Pin Holder Cutting Board with ir support Metal Brd Bot. Handy Filing Hooka Tea and Coffeo S Food Chopper Bracket Clan Front Flour Bin Th flrttir" bin lower to the lel of erk table for ea? filling. lh awo Mla eabinet ntav b ha t in aU-hile enamel at Stitnth Floor Wednesday Another Great Sale of Beautiful Floor Lamps Silk Shades and Poly chrome or Mahogany Finish Bases Complete - H I ' a "La. The fine Values in this sale make it worthy to take its place among the big events for which our art department is justly noted. Third Floor West Among the bases arc those of polychrome finish in both junior and floor sizes and mahogany fin ish in floor size only; the shades are of georgette and silk, lined t with silk and beautifully decora ted with silk fringes and braids. The colors are blue, gold, rose, orange, black, mulberry. Complete, with 1 Qfi Wednesday Sale, of Housefurnishings Mazda Electric Light Globe At the new low prices: 100-watt, now 7Uf 75-watt, now tUDC Wath Boiler No. 8 size, made of Kalvanized iron, with t i n cover and wooden handles, 1.10 Ca.t Iron Skillet Heavy 10-inch skillet, smoothly policed inside 70c D- B READ lid eorwl LA SVGKt jyijpur Electric Double Socket Mak ing two outlets from on regu lar socket 30 Galvanized Iron Water Pail 10-quart size, with handle 10 Fifth Floor West Banner' Pantry Set Con gists of bread and cake box and cans for flour, sugar, coffee and tea. Set, 2.34 1 In Our Hosiery Department Uncommon Value in a Great Assortment of Silk, Lisle and Wool Hosiery for Women The Silk Hose Every pair is full fashioned. Pure thread silk and some chiffon weights. Made with double soles and spliced heels; some are silk to the top, others with lisle garter tops. These are seconds of a regular 2.00 quality. In black, brown, gray .1 AA and tan. Pair. l.UU The Wool Hose Plain and English ribbed styles in wool and silk and wool. Some have embroidered clox. Medium and heavy weights in black, brown and heather 1 AA shades. These are seconds. Pair, l.wV Imported Lisle Hose Regular and out sizes in fine gauge, silk lisle hose. Plain and embroidered clox styles in black, white and brown. All full fashioned, all first quality. Pair, 1.00 Main Floor- North WednesdaySale of Motor Robes for Winter Driving Warm, Heavy, Comfortable and Good Looking Tho pleasure of motoring is considerably heightened when a comfortable robe is always kept in the car. This time of the year, of course, a robe is imperative. In this sale are handsome robes in colors to harmonize with the decora tions of the most aristocratic of town cars. Less expensive qualities will suit the tastes of more modest car owners. All are warranted fast colors and the robes are guaranteed not to shed. The values, we believe, offer very worth-while; savings. Assortment of Robes Som 7i r'br it piu."h nd wool. Slid cc!r with I'ln.un.l Sie 5272 Ineho trul S6iTI inhf, . A n rmirVnM." l nr 0,JJ Mm, Plush Kobe An tftra hiay r ntnl ? la-1 t'le arj jluh in lin MvK tmnt with lilk nlfc1. A j'i.ntu 1 r'd t t hv n ji'ur rr nil th" )rr 'round, i!, '03 imbr. K Urly .rth . '". 1 9 our puff, lfcJJ 1 alvr , rch, AllAVool Robes Uur lumoiia I'rinofM nd Knir jijalitif , md rnhrr mirMblf or plain back with hrvy wl ft tug. Mide of Purf rfin wml, it Iim n r-junl for wrrtth iut omt.rt in n rn ir. Th r',' eitif!)y 1150 Unrgnin SuarrMain iHr-f.oi Wool Robes An nilWilit of lii-iiw Uid rt'i'rii, II Willi l .u-Vt iin I wool (nnsi- .i Msilil tnli. Madu y Anit'ru'' l'i"t knovMt rolf uiit'if i tm rr, i 4 v U i'ln t t nkri' ttt!ifi on tuVt-t, A artut 8.00 a,. a mu I l n At WJ. ifc,M I . Ill - l 4 .-