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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1909)
12 TTTK OMAHA DAILY RKK: FRIDAY, MARCH 5. 1009. PROBE INTO BETUER'S DEATH Sheriff Will Mkt Eiforont Inrettiga tion m to Cant. BEEN AT VALLEY TWO DAYS PRIOR 11T Nnlt Criticise Corwwer 'RMftr far HoMlasr laejaat la ' Oaaalka Wa4 Wltacsaea j frosa Former Tawa. !Th stranga death of Henry Bethers of Council Bluff a, whose body waa found In ai cinder ear at Valley, will ba subjected to continued and vigorous Investigation by hertff Bralley and his deputies;. Two Valley men. Albert Harrier and John Mehl, hara bttm found who aaw Bethers alive two dys before the body wii dis covered In the car by the tramp, a fact wblc.h la taken to prove that he could not tiav klltad himself at Council Bluffs on renin Into the cinder car. The fact that tMs car was not dnmped by the railroad and that It was the only one of a strlns; of six which was dumped, fa regarded as a suspicious fact, for by the dumping the body was thrown Into the midst of the atll! burning- cinders. There la much complaint at Valley that the. Inquest was held by Coroner Heafey at Omaha, -and that no Valley witnesses were called to testify. Practically no man, say the complainants, who know aught of the circumstances, was a witness at the Inquest held Wednesday afternoon In Omaha,. and the verdict, confessing com pleu Ignorance, la, therefore, not a sur prise, Feiln at Valley la declared to ba ac centuated because this Is not the first case of the klrd since Coroner Ileafey assumed office. A petition has been cir culated asking him to change the pro cedure In the future. 1 V, ednesday's' Identification of the charred body of the man as that of Henry Bethers of Council Bluffs waa corroborated Thurs f ay 'morning by his mother. In all, eleven persona, all . members of the faml'y or relatives of Henry Belhera, agree that h ta the man. Thursday morning the body waa given to Undertaker Cutler of Council Bluffs by Coronar Heafey. He will be burled Friday morning In , that city. Odd Position for Some Woman Someone Wants Her to Faint a Sign Board on a Down Town Hoof. ,. . The drama of life la dally enacted on the want ad pages of a newspaper like The Omaha Be. Today an advertiser la calling for a woman with sufficient nerve to work for aevwraJ hour daily, for a few days, upon the ropf of a prominent down town location, painting a sign board for big advertiser. The person's experience or ability as a algn board artist will probably not count for a great deal. The Identity of the person who will fill this novel posi tion presumably, never be given out, unless so desired by the person herself, and as trie "height of the position will make rec ognition by paeaersby Impossible, this ad vertisement will bring many a woman anxious to make soma quick, eaay money about which no one will know but herself. The novelty oi It may even attract the at tentloat of Omaha's society set and cause ene-of the debutantea or belles to seek the position, Just -for the oddity of the affair. The story told by the want ads is changed each day, Sometimes amusing, sometimes sad, 'but- always Interesting and every day entirely different. 3Bn&EKBVDHBBBBV i i i i IF 1 From. Alaska .to. Find His Age r ' Dare , Calhoun Comei All the Way from North to Determine How Old He Ii. "Exouse me, I was Just looking back over the register to sea if I could run across my old cronlea from Alaska," aald Dave Cal houn at tha Millard Wednesday morning. VI am figuring ou going back to Nome 6a Boon' as tha seaaon opens, where I have one or two claims. I came out of the pauattry- last fall to find out my ago and what time K waa. "Tom see. the days are six months long up there, and If a fellow's watch happens L run down b la Just half a year out if he aeta It by aun-up or sun-down." H ' How can any person risk taking soma unknown cough remedy when Foley's 'Honey and Tar coata them no more? It Is a safe remedy, contalna no harmful drugs, and' cures the moat obstinate coughs and colds' Why experiment with your health? Inslsi upon having tha genuine Foley'a Hone and Tar. For sale by all druggists. Immm aaaaaaaaaa bbbbbbbbbbbb i aaaaaaBaaaBB aa . -.. Mlaaaarl Wuli New Capital. JEFFERSON CITT. Mo., March 4 A new lata capltol Is the plan of constitutional amendments Introduced In both houses of n Missouri general aasembly today. The Measures call for tha tesuance of 16.000,000 In bonds to provide funds for the structure. The ulaa Hut -removea ltrer inaction and bowel stoppage with Dr. King's Mew Ufa Pills, tha pain- Use regulators. Xc. For aala by Beaton Drug Co. GSEMNAOT DAY 5 Gases of Mill Ends and Importers' Samples STRICTLY ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS Three to twelve of one kind to match. We have sold thous ands and thousands of pieces of these dress goods. This lot is the best and cheapest ever offered your choice, each piece 29c All the Smaller Pieces from the Same Lot Q , Q in basement, at, each C na 1C New Spring Dress Goods In medium colors, pretty combinations of patterns, checks, 6tripes and barred effects at half price Q0 Friday, yard tJC 60-inch Gray Suitings So much in vogue at present. They come in various pat terns, in neat effects, stripes and checks, yf.C1 yard .ffC High Grade Wwh Fabrics Main floor department (on bargain square), mercerized dress linen. Himalaya linen suitings, 27- f Inch Rosco silk and mercerized cotton, beautiful sheen lm- ported Popllnettes, etc., all 27-inch widths, yard sTs a 44-inch Ottoman Twill Suitings In dark red, navy, green, tan end black only from the recent Btelnfeldt & Co. sale balance of the great lot goes Fri day in basement posi tively worth 75c yd, at 15c Mostly 64-ln. medium weight dress goods, from 2 tt to 10 yds., fancy suitings, serges, covert cloths, all good lengths, worth up to $1.50. at, yard . , 39c-49c 2Jc Remnants, Odd Lots and Mill Ends, French and Ger man Val. Laces and Insertions, yard Also torchon and fancy wash laces all kinds of laees they are worth up to 10c a yard. 3c Remnants, Odd Lots and Trial Strips EMBROID ERIES and INSERTIONS, yard These are narrow and medium edges and insertions, worth up to 80 a yard. 15c ALLOVER LA0E3 and NETS, 20 Inches Wide, Worth up to 35c Yard at, yard Neat dots, discs, dainty figures, stripes, etc, in white, cream and ecru on big bargain square. 19c 18-inch FL0UN0INGS, SKIRTINGS and CORSET COVER EMBROIDERIES, worth up to 40c yard. . Wide insertions, headings, etc. Swiss, Nainsook and cambric on big bargain square. BRANDEIS STORES- REMNANTS OF WASH GOODS Fine New Spring and Snmmer Patterns ON SALE IN THE BIG BASEMENT Mill Lengths Trench Gingham 32 inches wide, extra fine, equaling in texture, beauty of design and colorings to any that Europe can turn out worth double, f )l n yard Waist and dress lengths of Finest Domestic Ginghams for waists and children's wear and those one-piece dresses that will be so popular this season. The assortment Q 1 is now complete, yard r. OC Pretty Pattern Scotch Cloth Colors absolutely fast, made to sell for 10c a yard. This is the best cloth we know of for skirts, boys' waists, misses and children's dre.sses, etc. large, new asortment, yard. ........ 6jc White madras waist lng, pretty white Swiss, fine white dim ities, etc., 19c and 25c white goods, at, yard 8 till 10 a. m. Turkey red prints, long lengths, 1 slightly soiled, yard..C ,8!c Regular 7Vc grade of White Lawn very desirable long lengths, 1 yard a&2C SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION STANDARD PATTERNS During this entire week we are conducting a special demonstra tion of the celebrated Standard Patterns at our pattern counter. Ex perienced demonstrator in charge. If you haven't goad bread, it's yawr awn fault ASK TOUR GROCER FOR "BUSTER BROWN" BREAD It to eteaa, It ta paza. It la fresh. It to 104. ' It Is Mtrltteas. Zt to waeleeosaa, Waa4 at tha a-vesa." U. P. STEAM BAKIX3 CO. BRANDBIS STORES 1 1 TT1TTT TTTsiTilfTM Spring Style Hook and any 16c ladles' Home Journal Pattern iiUC Friday Bargains An Sdrrrtlwnirnt overflowing with aharp derisive bargains. Rome of th pst this store rfa.a ever been known to make In Its weekly Friday Sale. Rend each Item carefully. MISSES' SAMPLE SUITS One dozen only, light wool mixed novelty , Suits In 10, 12 and 14 year sizes, made with neat box $f95 coats. Garments valued upward to $12.00, Friday U GIRLS' RKEFERH Also three-quarter length coaU, In Jaunty spring styles and colorings size range 6 to 14 years. A $Q95 special purchase brings theBe $7.50 coats to you for O VOILE SKIRTS 6 A very special of fer lnj that should bring- a throna; of buyers, constats of a lot of 36 beauti ful navy and brown voile skirts. each splendidly tailored and In best of styles, taffeta trimmed, none worth less than 18.00 $4.95 SELK WAIBTSS Taffeta and Mesca lines, tailored styles, in brown, (tray. navy, cadet, red ami black. $6.00 values, at . BKEtlSIBTO BAOQUBS A1TD XI MOHOB Of light weight fleeced materials, neat Persian designs, and black and white, and navy and white effects, $1.00 aarmenta SSr closing now. at uv KUSUBT OOWBTS Made of excellent materials, cut wide and full, either tucked or lace trimmed SQf yokes, all sIhps. at each ov XSTT AMTS' (EOBT WHITE DBZttZl and Yoke Skirts, a little soiled, all $2.00 Igarments, at 98C $3.95 SPRING SKIRTS A rack full of smart light weight Skirts of grey check niH terlals and a good ly assortment of brown panama gar m.nl are priced about half. Each la splendidly made and an Ideal skirt for business or feneral wear. All are C9 OR Ine $5.00 values, at w More $25 Tailored Suits on sale again CM Q fs Friday at 4lJ7.0vl The wonderful success of our $19. B0 Suit Sale Is further evidence that Bennett's are again leading the pro cession In offering the biggest values In popular price suits for spring. More new arlvala this week makes the line as strong as ever. Variety of ad vanced styles with materials nnd workmanship as usually found In $ZS suits, are plentiful here now at $19.60 A Friday Sale, Rubbers Spring rains, and the usual slush and muddy condition of the streets always to be expected at this season makes the need of rubber footwear Imperative. There will be practical economy in buying during this one day opportunity. Note the Savings: 65c Men's Bteelwool sole Rub bers, storm and low cut 90c usual ly, for Women's black overgalt ers, all sizes, and plenty for all who come, a reg ular 60c quality. Fri day, on sale At), at, pair aSfJC 45c Women's Steelwool sole Rubbers, storm and low cut, 75c usual ly, for Women's rubber heeled, elastic side Juliets, (like cut), a very comfortable and durable house shoe, plain or patent toe $2.00 usually, 4 39 at pair X "O -m tt sr t "I" r Dress Goods On the bargain tables two big lota 60 and 54 inch Fancy Suitings, in spring colorings; also plain Panamas, $1.50 materials, at 39c and 49c Remnants of the very best grade muslins that sell up to 10c yard, on sale all day Fri- p day, at, yd kV In the afternoon beginning at 1:30 regular 15c grade of 40 inch wide lawn desir- Sf able lengths, yard THE GIGANTIC SALE of Floor Oil Goth and Linoleum iak.sn.ee NEXT MONDAY, We have received the entire stock comprising 3 Great Carloads of Linoleum and Oilcloth The stock is so immense that we will devote to this sale ENTIRE BASEMENT, OLD STORE A SPACE NEARLY AS LARGE AS THE FLOOR OF THE AUDITORIUM 80-Experienced Clerks to Wait on You-80 Nothing Will Be Shown Except Goods From This' Great Purchase on Special Sale. SEE THE 12 BIG WINDOWS OF LINOLEUM AND OIL CLOTH FROM THIS SALE. 0a Sale J EMBROIDERIES 200 'pieces Embroideries and Edges,' and Insertions, f? worth to 16c, et yard uC 25c and 20c Embroideries, Corset Cover widths, Edges, Bands, etc., all go at. . Cotton Torchon Laces, 8c qualities, yard ; 10c 3c and Silks Lot of Trimmings, rv at yard XUC ROUGH PONGEES, nearly every color,, worth 75c, big demand now, on sale at or per yard , . .9C Silk Remnants, all kinds and col ors, worth 65c a yard, a at yard IV7C Brown Changeable Taffeta Silks, in full pieces, also 27 inch Black China Silks for linings and drop .skirts, 65c and 76c ' goods, at yard Wash Goods Remnants, all-kinds, lengths of prints, etc., . clearing, at yard 29c kinds, 2ic NEXT MONDAY Gigantic Sale 125 Different Kinds nyjin q High Grade Room Size JIlUVjO A sale that will dwarf in comparison the best values of any previous event. Without a doubt these will be the most astounding Rug Bargains ever seen in Omaha. f y Turkish Towels . j About 50 dozen Towels that got slight Imperfection in the making. You would scarcely have detected them had we not mentioned the fact. .They are fine, heavy, big, spongy Towels, too, that came to us a third under value on account of these little defects. Buy them Friday this way. 30c Bleached Towels, each 19 I 50c Bleached Towels, each 2f) 40c Bleached Towels, each 25 I 65c Bleached Towels, each 3f) 25 dozen only, 15c Pillow Cases, each 9t Heavy 15c Shirtings, for work shirts, yard . . . .9 65c Bleached Sheets, 72x90 inch, each 2Qc Pillow Cases, 45x36 inch, each 14 8 He Bleached Muslin, yard wtde, heavy, yard Q Best 15c Silkollnes, Friday special, yard ....) 4 Friday's Domestic Bargains Inexpensive Corsets, Special Display Batiste Corsets, girdle top and extreme hip models. Young Girls' Corsets; also long hip, high bust, flattening back models,. or Coutil and batiste each daintly trimmed and firmly boned, at each ; . 5(Q)D BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY Rnnnett'a (iolden Coffee, pound 86c and 40 sreen raaa, assorted mnaa, ine usual use qualities for, pound ., Tea. Siftings. per pound Uranulated Sugar, 20 pounds for Hartley's Pure Jams, assorted, Jar Hue itorax Starch, package Heat, for cleaning, three Tor 'reserved Bloaters, ran Gatllard'a Ollva Oil, basket bottle Polk's Tomato Soup, three cans 8ntlerJs fork and beans, large can . . . I'lamond 8 Chill Sauce, bottle Hub-No-More Hoap, six cakes for Poppy Kvaporateri Milk, large cans ... Hartley's Marmalade. Jar Pure Honey, Mason pint )ar Full Cream Cheese, pound Hontveur Sardines, large can Oatmeal and Graham Crackers, package Gem Milk, six cans Metallne. a Die package for Bennett's Kxcelslor Flour, sack Jemy RuMerlne, two pounds for 38o and 10 green SEEDED RAISINS ulen Ko" Seeded Raisins, regular J 6c w U" " pound packages. Special Friday, for ... 1 ..150 and 20 green lOo and 20 tgreen 96a and 20 green 20o and 10 green 360 and bO green . . ,..95o and 20 green Hue and 10 green 16o and 10 green 8&o and 20 green lOo and S green 80o and 10 green 86or and 20 green SOo and 10 green SOo and 10 green lOo and 10 green 85o and 20 (green lOo and S green tl.70 and 75 green staanpa 280 atamps ...1.00 a tampa stamps atamps stamps stamps stamp stamps stamps atamps stamps stamps stamps atampa atamps stampa stamps atamps stamps Next Monday, Basemen!, Old Store BSSHsflaSKBS Are You Thinking of purchasing a wedding present. If you are, spend a few minutes In our store. A handsome Cut (Jiass $2 00 to . 00 to 15.00. sterling Silver Pieces. $1.60. $2 DO to 13.00 to fo.00. A nice selection. Look for tha Xfama. S. W. LINDSAY. Jeweler 161 OUOIAa BTXJSBT Friday is HemnaniOay) This one will set a record in bargain giving that will be hard to duplicate. Every Item A Matchless Special Bargain. THI RKUABLst STORK Mail Orders Filled Except in Case of Hourly Sales. Romnants of High Grado Wool Dross Goods. Two Groat Sales. First Sale From 9 to 11:30 A. M. I Second Sale from 2 to 5 P. M. No other house gives this kind of values: Jlenriettas, Broadcloth Herpes, Waterproofs, Tailor Suitings, Fancy Suitings. I hey range in price from 75c to $3.98 per yard: FORENOON IN SIX LOTS Lot 1 Lot 4 25c Lot 3 49V Lot 6 ...08c 10c B Lot 2 39c 59c Lot 5 75c AFTERNOON IN SIX LOTS Lot 1 15c Lot 2 10c Lot 3 25c Lot 4. ...... ,.30c I Lot 5 40c j Lot 6 50c HIGH GRADE LINEN DEPARTMENT Worth from 50c to $1.98 yard, at per yard .25c 30c 40c and 50c Ten other Specials during the day. Extraordinary Silk Bargains Friday Odd pieces and short lengths of fine Silks on sale in our Big Domestic Room Friday: Taffetas, Messalines, Pongees, Poplins, Peau de Cygnes, in plain and novelty effects. A great assort ment of beautiful weaves and colorings, values up to $1.25 a yard, in two lots, at yard 20c and 40(' FOUR GRAND SPECIALS IN MAIN SILK DEPT, 10 Pieces of Black Taffeta, Chif fon finish, 27 inches wide, 85c value, will go at yard ..40c 5 Pieces Black Peau de Soie, $1.25 quality, 36 inches wide, at 5 Pieces Black Taffeta, oil boiled 36 inches wide beautiful finish, a regular $1.25 value, yd. 85c Messaline and Rough Silk SuiU ings in all the New Shades, 100 pieces to select from, at per yard 50c Very per yard 80c The strongest showing of the New Foulards in Omaha, highest qualities, at lowest prices. , "v In Our FAMOUS DO MESTIC ROOM 10.000 yards of all kinds of Mill Ends, In cotton and silk and cotton Wash Goods for the Spring of 1909, at prices to beat anything In the west: 36 Inch Fine Percales, yard ....5 27 Inch Voiles, yard 5 27 Inch Voiles, yard 3f 30 Inch Mohair Creton, 26c values f 36-in. Flannelettes. 12 c values7Hc 38 Inch Flannelettes, 10c value 5 25c White Goods, will go at . .10 19c White Goods will go at ..7tt 12 fcc White Goods will go at ... -5 10c India Llnons, yard 34 15c Long Cloth, yard 5 25c and 39c Silk Mulls and Toklo Silks, all on a square, yard . .10 6 He Indigo Blue Prints, yard 4 7c Fine Silver Grays, yard 5 12 He Double Fold Percales, yd. 5 25c Madras, 32 Inches wide, yd. 7H 26 large squares loaded with bargains - too numerous to mention. Be sure and attend Our Famous 30 minutes Sale FROM 8:00 TO 9:00 A. M. 1,000 yards of short lengths of all kinds of Wash Goods that sold up to 15c yard, 5 yards for FROM 9:00 TO 9:30 A. M. One case of 38 inch Cambrics, regular price 10c, 10 yards limit, yard 5 FROM 10:00 TO 10:30 A. M. One case of 65c Cotton Blankets, 1 pair to a customer, at pair . . . .25c FROM 2:00 TO 2:30 P. M, One case of Hope Muslin, the gen article, from the bolt. 10 yards at yard FROM 3:30 TO 4:00 P. M. One case of 12 Ho Lawns, nice prlntelt good style, 10 yards limit, at per yard 3?4 10 other specials not advertised. VI. nulny" llmiC pecials for, Friday Ruffled Battenberg Muslin Curtains, insertion, hemstitched ruffles, at per pair A very fine figured Muslin Curtain, with hemstitched Ruffle, pair 81.49 60 Inch Nottingham Curtains, go Friday, at pair SI. 1:5 $2.60 Madras weave Curtains, Friday only, at pair Sll.OH $4.75 values in Barnett Curtains, go at pair $2.08 Extra Specials on Sample pairs of Tapestry Portieres, $12.60 values, at Pair 88.50: 6-50 values, at pair 84.50: values, at pair 83.08 Extra heavy Couch Covers, regular $5.98 values, go Friday at $3.75 Ruffled Swiss, worth 15c a yard, goes at, yard 10( Remnants of Scrims, Swisses, Silkollnes, go at, yard 5', Remnants of Silk. Madras, and Fancy Net, at HALF PRICK Rope Portieres for single doors, at each 80 Rope Portieres for double doors, at each .Sl.Oa HARDWARE SPECIALS R. F. D. extra large Mall Boxes 75 Steel Roller Skates, best quality QSt Boya" large Wooden Coaster Wagons, at each 82.50 Brass Bird Cage 08 Large Bird Cage 70 City U. S. Mail Box, worth 75c, 39 Fence up your Chickens now, best Poultry Wire, per square foot 2 Burner Gas Plate, special ..-08 nZ7 DISH PAHS 15c 100 dozen U-iiuart crsy Enamel Dish Pane worth 86c, Friday at 16c 17-quart Knamnl Dish Pan 180 Do not miss this sain. raDAY'S SFEOIAIil IV BKOXEtf TOIXET BTH Odd Decorated Wash KuwIh 4o Odd Decoratrd Pitchers 4e Slop Jar, with ball and cover 69o Gold Trimmed Slop Jars, with handles and covers, at .980 You can't beat Hayden's for groceries, butter, cheese, Y i Bee Want Ads Boost Your Business Telephone Douglas 238. Bee Office. 17th and Farnam. oraoksrs. Trash veg-atablea, fruits, Etc .Tor tbs freshest growths, highest quality ana lowest prices. 7 lbs best California White Rolled Oats for i -50 6 lbs rholc o Japan Rloe 25c The best Wblt,e or Yellow Cornineal, per sack IBe RromanKelon. Jelllcon or Jello. pkg..7Sc The brat Domestic Macaroni, pWg 8Sc Otllett'a Washing; t'rystal. pkg lc r pass. Up-to-Date Washing- Powder.. 10c The best Soda or Oyster Crackers, lb..c The best Crlep Pretzels, per lb Sc 1 lb. cans eolid racaea iion..,.w 1 lb best Assorted 8oups 7 He 2 lbs. Kancy No. 1 Sweet Sugar Corn flSe Large Bottle Tomato Catsup. Wor cester Sauce or Pickles, assorted kinds, per bottle 4iO The best Tea Hlftlngs. per lb 15c Fencr Oolden Hantos Coffee. Ih 1 Rc BUTTOX. CIZIH A WD BUTTXKXXJB V SLICK. Choice No. 1 Country Butter, lb lie Fancy No. 1 Country Dairy Butter, lb. 23c Kancy No. 1 Country Creamery Butter. per pound 28c Fancy Full Cream. White or colored Cheese, per lb 20c Neufchatel Cheese, each So HTACINTKH, XTaCXsTTKB, XTACIBTTHB Beautiful Blooming Hyacinths In pots.still growing and blooming, each ....10o JUOKZ.A.ITS sTATEL OKAXOE BALE Will. Highland Navels, beats 'em all. JKery one has been kissed by tha sun, niiifn and stars. Regular 60c size, sale price, doz. 40c Regular 40c size, sale price, doz. 80c Regular 36c sice, sale price, dot. 23c Regular SOc stfes sale price, doz. S()c Regular 25c size, sale price, dot. Ac Regular 20c size, sale price, doz. lSfec Klsd by the sun. moon snd the stars. OMAJZA'B rmSSH KOSTABX.a MAB.KWT rresu cpinacn. per e a J nips 1"C t bunches fresh Shalot Onions 1 t lbs. Jersey Sweet Potatoes 10r Large bunches fresh Pieplant.... 7Vi; z neaan ireun Hothouse Lettuce i: Large head Lettuce 7c-c Fresh Cauliflower; per lb o Fresh Cabbage, per head 2'-s" Large Orape Fruit, each (-' Fresh Roasted Peanuts, quart DON'T FORGET TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST IT PAYO TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Reaches the L Stoelc Me a. On Dollar a leir. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. Nebraska Military Academy UVOOX.ST A MlUUrjr .Boarding ScImoI fur boys, now located for the winter at Fourteenth and U streets. All de partments are In full operation. A good pise for boys who don't fit la publlo schools. No entrance examlnalluns are given; regular class work is supplemented by In dividual Instruction; back work is easily mad up. Pupils are received at tny time from fifth to twelfth grades, inclu sive. Writ for Catalogue. B. S. apart tedeatk XOasela, Bah. Something' to Be Moved? Call for a Van from us. When yu need a wagon you want It right aaa not "sometime toddy." Quick ac tion 1b our rule. Btorsge snd moving OMAHA VAN & sioRAGH CO. JOOfHi Farruijo Ht. , Doug. 1559 Intl. A-1539. r