Trial of Souder
Deputy Is Berlin
i -—
Move to Quash Indictments
Against Former Lincoln
County Official
Fails.
By Associated Press.
North Platte, Neb., Jan. S.—Selec
tion of a jury to try Elmer Baker,
former deputy treasurer of Lincoln
county, on charges of embezzlement
got under way late today, after Judge
•T. T. Tewell overruled motions to
quash the indictments against Baker.
Baker, who was a deputy under
former Treasurer Samuel M. Souder,
recently convicted of arson In connec
tion with the burning of the old Lin
coln county courthouse, was ousted
after the fire and the subsequent dis
covery that the treasurer and dep
uty were short in their accounts.
Baker is also charged wltn arson,
but it is said he will not be brought
to trial on this charge, as the evi
dence used in convicting Souder in
no way connected the former deputy
with the burning of the courthouse.
The indictment charging Raker
with embezzlement said that he was
short more than $9,000 in his ac
counts. It was thought the jury
would be completed by tomorrow aft
ernoon.
1.800 Birds on Display
at State Poultry Show
T,lncoln. Jan. 8. — Approximately
1.S0O birds are nn exhihit at the
:iHth annual show of the Ne
braska State Poultry association.
A feature of the show is the en
tries of Ij. P. Harris of Idncoln, who
has entered birds in every state show
since its inception.
AKVKKTISEMKNT.
Beauty
A Gleatny Mass of Hair
35c “Dandcrine” does Wonders
for Any Girl's Hair
f.iils! Try this! When combing
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jour hair brush with a little "JJan
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that incomparable softness, fresh
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While beautifying th" hair ' Dan
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ing each single hair to grow thick,
long and strong. Hair stops falling
out and dandruff disappears. Get a
bottle of delightful, tefreshing “Dan
ilerine'’ at any drug or toilet coun
ter and just sec how healthy and
jouthful your hair becomes.
Awards Announced in
Corn Show at Lincoln
Lincoln, Jan. S.—Colley and com
pany of DeSoto was today awarded
first prize for a single ear of yellow
corn entered In the com show being
held In conjunction with Organized
Agriculture.
Charles Grau of Bennington, who is
judging the exhibits, gave first prize
for 10 ears of white corn to C. J.
Bush of Auburn. Ten ears of yellow
exhibited by Ft. F. Ttoggendaeh took
a first place as did 10 ears of red
corn, shown in the other than yellow
and white class, raised by Rudolph
Eis of Humboldt.
A feature of the exhibit is 10 ears
exhibited by Fred Grau, son of the
judge, that won first place at the In
ternational Livestock show at Chi
cago. The ears are aiot entered in
competition.
K. of C. Officers
All Re-Elected
Thomas 1'. Redmond and J. If. Ko
peitz were elected directors of the
Omaha Knights of Columbus lodge at
the annual meeting of the organiza
tion.
All officers were re-elected. They
are W. C. Frazer, president; .1. J.
Fitzgerald, vice president; Arthur F.
Mullen, treasurer, and ,12. C. Cogan,
secretary.
Certain amendments to the articles
of incorporation were authorized, to
permit the issuance of stock, prepara
tory to the erection of the lodge's new
building at Twentieth and Dodge
streets.
Nebraska
News '
Nubbins
GUIDE ROCK—S. E. Chitwood has
shipped another carload of fat Ne
braska hogs to the Hardy Packing
company, San Diego, Cal. The cars
ore protected about half way up witli
heavy roofing paper, and 40 bushels
of ear corn are hung up inside the
car in gunny sacks, and troughs are
arranged in the car for water. By
taking two carloads of hogs, Chitwood
is passed free to southern California
and back by the railway company.
It takes about seven days for the
one way trip by freight. The Pack
ing company has found that fresli
meat on the coast is obtained to bet
ter advantage in this manner, rather
titan having it butchered and shipped
from packing houses in Missouri
river cities.
M’COOK—Nebraska spends less
for school supplies per pupils than
do other states. This is one of the
discoveries made by Superintendent
J. A. True of McCook, who has
been making a study of expenditures
for school supplies and text books.
Class A schools (larger spent $1.68
per pupil for supplies,) Class (B.
and C.) schools (smaller), $2.05. The
cost of text books per census pupils
is $1.18 for Class A, and $1.50 for
B. and C.
COLUMBUS — California - bound
traffic from points along the Union
Pacific's branch lines out of Colum
bus has increased more than 200 per
cent during the past week while nil
trains westbound are carrying the
heaviest run of Pacific coast traffic
for winter in a number of years, ac
cording to railroad men.
COLUMBUS—In spite of the intense
cold weather during the past week
no fires occured in Columbus, mark
ing a record for cold weather condi
tions h»re when fire alarms increase
and Is believed to lie the only town in
the state during the recent cold spell
which did not have a single fire
alarm.
COLUMBUS—\Y. C. Butts, former
owner of the Butt's Drug store, who
sold bis business to the MacMillan
and Speece Drug company, has re
turned to Columbus from Chicago
where he has been traveling for a
cigar house and purchased a half in
terest in the store.
HASTINGS—The Hastings Cham
ber of Commerce Journal gives two
pages to a report on school condi
tions.* During the past five years,
Four out of Five
have Pyorrhea
Dental statistics tell the story—four
people out of every five past 40, and
thousands younger, have Pyorrhea.
Apply the “ounce of prevention”
before Nature warns with bleeding
gums. Go to your dentist regularly
and use Forhan's daily.
tMore than a toothpaste—
it checks Pyorrhea
35c and 60c in tube*
R>rh n’s
forthIHjum!
enrollment In the high school has
increased 19.4 per cent, it finds. The
teaching force has been increased
1 ut 16.2 per cent. A more or less
similar situation prevails in many
other Nebraska schools, and it is
generally conceeded that more build
!ng and teaching facilities will soon
have to be provided to meet this
growing demand. The alternative is |
to krrp th* boys snd girls out »•
school.
The First Washer Made Mas a
,voss
Over 47 Years Ago
Ask Yoiir Neighbor
How She Likes Her Voss.
Sales and Service
Fifth Fleer
EVERSHARP PENCILS
At Reductions of 20%
Off Regular Prices.
Stationery Department—Main
Floor—Area do
Blankets and Bedding
A Special Selling
Genuine 0. D.
Wool
k Blankets
Size 6 C x 8 0
inches, a p
proximately 80
per cent wool;
neatly whipped
edges; a heavy
warm blanket;
rema r k a b 1 e
\alue, each—
3.99
rinill Wool Rlankels—In
assorted colors; size 6tix
SO inches; a woo! ami
cotlon mixed blanket:
extnr heavy /;
weight; pair,
Kxfra Heavy Plaid Ilian*
kets Size GGx80 inches;
in a range of pretty col
ors; neatly whipped
edges; special A ,4Q
per pair, x«xl7
Heavy Winter Weight
Comforters — Filled with
a sanitary cotton; all
dark colors;
sacti,
Ilow n Comforters — Cov
ered with best quality
sateen; in assorted col
ors; size T2x84 inches;
regularly 16.50 "J O QP*
special,
Ha«earn(-.Wfil
3,500 Yards Unbleached Mohawk Sheeting
—In 72 and 81-inch widths; in JOl „
lengths from 5 to 12 yards, special.
''1-Inch Cnhlcachcil i’e
qtint and Kniclil Anchor
Sheeting — None better
made; 10-yard limit;
special per
yard,
Hlcuched and Unbleached
Muslin—Cood quality In
practical mill lengths;
special per
yard.
| iiasemrni—>orm |
Odd Lots of Vests and
Pants and Tights—
Some are part wool,
others are cotton knit;
speeial 1.00 48c
values at,
Odd Lota of Children’s
Pants and Vests —
Heavy fleece lining;
good warm quality;
50c and 65c values;
special
at, ,
Third Floor—Center
1
Robes and Undergarments
For Winter Weather
Warm Beacon Blanket Robes—Plain or
with braid and ribbon trimming; figured
««jpi.udedfu; 4.50 13.98
* ___'
Corduroy Hobos — wide
wale; colors rose, blue,
wisteria, coral and Amer
ican beauty; specially
priced—
3.98T011.98
Cnrdoroy Breakfast Coats
—Narrow wale, wisteria
only; regularly 3 9S
1.98
at,
knit Skirt* and Prince** Slip*—Make cold com
fort sure; do not crawl up around the hips or
bunch between the knees; fast colors; cotton
j and wool and cotton mixed; also all wool; reg
ular and extra sizes; TO ft ftfl ■
special, OUl D.OU
Third Floor—floath
Wednesday Final Clearance of
Winter Suits for Women
Wonderful two and three-piece models of the
better kind radically reduced for final clear
ance, placed in five big lots for Wednesday.
Group No. 1
Velour, Twill Cord and Jersey fab
rics; made up into stunning plain
tailored and embroidered models;
values to 2o.OO; specially g q/y|
priced at O.WJ
Group No. 3 .
Fine suits of Velour, Duvet de
Laine, Marleen and Vcldyne; all fur
trimmed with fine quality furs; Fox,
Viatka Squirrel, Beaver and Cara
cul; values to fio.OO; .
specially priced at ZO.UU
.
Group No. 2
Suits of Velour, Twill Cord, Trico
tine and Poiret Twill; plain tailored
and fur trimmed; with Caracul,
Fitch and Squirrel; 1 r aa
35.00 values; special at 1£).UU
Suits of Montera, Melrosa, Sport
Suits fur trimmed and plain tai
lored: also some embroidered mod
els; all the new models; ^
values to 89.50; special 0.7./Q
Group No. 5
Special Lot of Fine Suits
Made of fine fabrics such as Veldyne, Marleen. Poiret Twill;
two and three-piece suits; trimmed with Lynx, Viatka Squir
rel, Gray Squirrel and Fox in the latest models; values to
115.00; specially priced at 49.75
Sffenil Floor
Comfortable Clothing for Infants
Babies’ clothing designed especially for warmth and comfort
through the cold weather, is here in a great assortment, and
prices are fixed to attract economical mothers.
i
Beacon Bathrobes — Very
warm and comfortable; sizes
^ are 2 to 6; a good assortment
* of colors; cord ties and well
finished edges, spe
cial at v
Beacon Bathrobe
Sizes (i to 14, at
Woolen Sweater Sets—Firm,
heavy knit, three pieces; cap,
sweater and warm drawer
leggins; an all-wool heather;
red, blue and white; sizes in
fants' to 6 years; spe
Wool Mixed Sweaters—Slipover and
coat styles; good assortment of colors
and color combinations; sizes 1 JQ
are 22 to 28; wonderful value at
Boys’ Outing Pajamas—Well made and
neatly finished closings; button or frog
fastenings; one-piece styles; sizes
2 to 8 years; special at
Infants’ Silk and Wool Mixed Shirts—
Tiny Tot make; a well-made shirt,
nicely finished with silk shell edge;
double-breasted, with strap that pins in
the back; sizes 6 months to 3 years;
regular 1.85 value;
special at
Wool and Cotton Mixed Shirts —Single
breasted; good weight;; shell
edges; sizes infants to lij years
Vanta Wool Mixed Hose—Perfect elas
ticity, mercerized heel and toe; JT
sizes 4 to 6Vo; special at
Imported Hand Crocheted Saques and
Saque Sets—For baby; white with pink
or blue floss, embroidery and edgings;
ribbon or yarn tics: sizes in- "j CQ
fants to 1 year; special at i.u»/
Another Lot—Very attractive, 1 pf\
special at l.vv
Fluffy Beacon Wrapping Blankets—
Size 30x10 inches; blue or pink, with
pretty nursery designs; special 98c
Flannelette Gowns—For infants, nicely
finished at neck and sleeves; draw
string at bottom; specially
priced at
Children’s Outing Flannel Gowns—Of
firm, heavy flannelette; in white or
pretty stripes; well made and cut full;
high neck and long sleeves; sizes Oi
2 to 1 1 specially priced at 0*tC
Third Floor—Eul
The Studio of
Decoration and
Foreign Shops
w
This new department on our Seventh Floor is
full of lovely, interesting things that will de
light and please every one interested in unique
beauty for the home. Among some of the artis
tie beautiful bits of art are lamps and shades,
wall coverings, art objects, wood finishing
furniture, draperies, painting, mirrors, and
scores of other entrancing things.
The Brandeis Store Studio of Decoration and
Foreign Shops is under the management and
personal supervision of W. 6. Colling and a
staff of competent artists. Here it will be a
pleasure to buy the unusual in a most interest
ing Interior Decorating Department. We will
be pleased to have every one visit the studio,
located on the Seventh Floor, west end.
J. L. Brandeis and Sons.
t
W arm Wool Scarfs
Scarf*—Kor warmth; fine brushed woo! scarfs; high
grades; smart colorings; ff A ATO "I A AA
specially priced, " Xl/«\7Vr
Sport »ool Scarfs—Kor school and skating; good
quality; heavy wool scarfs; "I Off
2.98 values, special, M.*mtv
.'lain Floor—Font
J Warm Gloves for Cold Days
, Long Snrde Fabric lilaves—Our direct importa
, tion; 16-button length;
IKxIrj Quality shrunk Fabric—With heavy em
broidered backs; shades of covert, mode, beaver,
brown and gray; 2.00 quality; t fTfl
per pair, JLatW
i __ ___ _ __ _
! Wool Sport tilorM—Ex
j treme novelties in col
ors of heather brown,
heather gray and heath
er green; also white and
other popular shades,
well shaped cuffs: some
trimmed with fringe;
others with clasps; spe
lal at—
1.65 ™ 2.50
Children*! Wool Sport
Gloves—For boys and
girls; large, well shaped
cuff; in all the popular
heather shades; camel,
gray and brown; special
at—
1.00,1.25
A-'D 1.50
* Wain Floor—>or»H j
Hosiery Specials
For Cold Winter Days
Soft Warm Woolen Hosiery—Black, brown,
nude, irray, tan and contrasting heathers;
wool and silk and wool; both plain and
ciox; all are first quality; full-fashioned
end well reinforced double spliced soles and
tops; 2.50 and 2 75 values, 1 QQ
special at. J.»I70
1VM, Silk and Wool and
Mercerized Warm Has*
lery—For cold weather;
all are semi-fashioned,
in plain end heather
shades; plain and ribbed,
ribbed mercerized; in
regular and out sizes,
specially \ Q
priced.
" i»»l and >ilk and Wool
—Full and semi-fash
ioned black, brown, gray,
sand, nude, tan and
smart heathers; soft,
warm cashmere in plain
black; regular and out
sires; special of the l.M
values, spe
cial at.
| Main floor—North |
Boys’ All-Wool Sweaters
Fine all wool shakrr knit sweaters for boys of
all ages from 3 to 16 years; pullover style,
coat style, belted juvenile styles; attractive
color combinations; 3.98 and 4.98 Q
values, reduced to Cs
Fourth Floor
Overshoes for Stormy Weather
Bijj Assortment of Women’s
and Men’s Felt and Fleece
Lined Shoes—Many styles;
all felt or leather trimmed;
for men and women; broken
sizes, but all sizes in the lot ;
^ values to 5.50; special
6,000 Pair of Womrn'i First
Quality Rubbers These rub
bers come in storm or satidnl
rut styles; medium and hifrh
heels; first quality stock; very
special; sizes 'J'-. to (J
8; special nt, ^ OC
Children’s Four-Burkle Over
shoes - Fize* f> to 10 'k ;
ST" 2.65
Four-Buclcle Over
shoes Siz^S 11 12 to O AT
'J; upecinl,
\Arompn’» and Girt*' Four
Buckle Overihoe* Sizes 'J'j
to H; styles to fit nny shoe;
first quality, perfect O ar
goods; special,
Women'* Rubber* To fit all
styles of shoes, Oft
per pair 0*>C
Children'* One-Rtn kle Ovei
■ hoe* Per | Oft
pair, I *fci *7
Men'* All-Rubber High Pare
Root* I-le. ee lined; rolled
edge; size - 7 to 1.’; •* OQ
per pair. — **eO
Final Clearance of
Picture Frames
Both hanging and standard style, also mouldings.
Assorted and placed on five different tables; you
will find all sizes and finishes.
One-fourth off on all framing orders and
all frames in stock
I
ahlp \«. | a group of fi.imips
rotn 4\ti to K>\L‘0; »1Q_
*1>ppIhI at. •»«/V
hiti|p Vo. An aanorlmt nt of
'rnntps. both hanging nn<t swing
mg wIjIp; wpoolal 79c
I able v>. 3 \nutlii r aaaoi t
mrnt of various styles and fin
Istirs of frame -. QO
special at.
r»ldt> \n. I Both ant’qnr cold
and silver finish; I'o'h Rlylrs;
sssm trd si'ps. »|o , ml 1,19
I ,'lilr \n. S| "|" p Of . >
■ Izr* mv1ftnl«hrs; *prri I *t.
*l\lh I Ion**-—
** vm mmwhmmmmmm■■■■«■■■■■■■■■
Rubbers—the Winter Necessity
W omen's and < liildren'* <
Harkle -Of first qual
ity, in make and material, and
very good Bearing qua'ity;
Women* Stirs, 4 IT A
per pair, *»Ol/
hisses* Slier, lit, to 4 AA
2, per pair. 4.1FII
f hildren'r Stirs, f, n O ^A
It. per pair,
Women’* >"ui; Kiihhers—Thee*
are of excellent quality and eaaj
i to put on Priced. Q[T
per pair, OOC
Women'* lull Rusher*—"1 ry\
r*r pair, l.UU
Children's M«rtn front Rnbhers
rJ" 75cT0 85c
I Third PI«m»9—tail
Men’s Union Suits
and Gloves
Men's Fleeced Union
Suits Good, warm, de
pendable fleece lined
union soils that "ill
wash and wear well; in"
sizes 34 to 4(i; regular
price, l.dO; January ^
Clearance Sale QO n&m
Price, suit.... VO C mkm
LINED GLOVES
Fine Domestic Cape Gloves, plain stitch or em
broidery hack: cotton blanket or wool fleeced
linings; in several shades of dark brown.
All first duality, in si?e> S to 10'
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