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TFIK ni;K: OMAHA. Tt'KSDAV. MAIiCH 22. 1010.
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ViAHA MARKET CLIMBING
Still Stands Second in Country in Re
ceipts of Corn.
MOVES UP AS WHEAT MARKET
Aim trp Ip la Oas Cols row ami If
Receipts of All ftralaa Bom
from lllsth to Fearlh
roaltloa.
Omaha rontlnuff to climb th lulder of
(lift, primary grain markMs of th world,
nrcordlns: to the government report for the
month of January, which la Juat out. The
omaha market moved from sixth to fifth
ifltlon In the- receipts of wheat; It re
irmlned In, second pooltlon In the receipt
of corn; It moved from fourth to third po
sition In the receipt of oats and In the total
receipt! of all grain, moved from alxth
to fourth ponltlon.
Tlila la cunaldered a moat remarkable
situation when It J considered that Omaha
has pasaed many c-ltlp which have had
their grain market extabllnhed many years
longer tlian Ihe Omaha market.
These tables for January, 1910, ahow the
strides the Omaha market has been
making: '
Total Grain Haskell. ,
-.RKCKIPTS. -SHIPMENTS.-1!X.
1!10 1li(X 1910
1M14.S02 IfiM.LK.VS ID.Tia.W. 11 .10T,,1fO
7.iOi.:.' 1M,4iO 4.KW.6XO 4.713. ZX)
6.8'.'r.,7a 7.5w.f.2 5.223.4D M"3.1V
4.277.700 8.2M.500 4.003.000 3,f2-,000
WHEAT BfSHEI.ff.
-SHtPMENTS.-
Chlcsgn .
Mlnnea'lla
St. !X)tllK
Omaha ..
Mlnnea'lls
Kan. City
iMiluth ...
SI. Louis
Omaha ..
( 'lilcaaro
minha
rfiicago
1910.
1.E70.SM
l.t'.W.VOO
102. 50T.
1.7M.Ci
5(0.U0
-RKC'KIPTS
vm. ifm. 190k.
4.SSX.2SO lO.lWl.MO 1.0H2.440
?,irOX tS-24. 1,64.M
1.0.04 l.'M.SB 1.K6.1M
1. OKI. 400 1.124.400 863.000
COM V RI'Kf IF.I.R
RECEIPTS. -.SHIPMENT.
110. I'JOf. 1M0.
.7,C11 S.7SH.5O0 7.735.120 4.4;I7,S16
2.23.9VO 3.."il!7.70l 1. Wit, 000 2,011.01.0
OATS Bt "FUELS.
RECEIPTS -.SHIPMENTS. -
1S0. 1910. l!(09. 1910.
K.ra.ini n..V.4,400 B.21S.4W 5.12M10
St. tenuis. 1.TD6.S70 2.228.S00 l.THS.tMH) - J.H41.7VO
Omaha ... 43,100 1.:.:t,10 l.CSfi.OOO 1,236.000
Mother Draws
Gun to Keep' Boy
x from the Police
Sayi She is Not Going to Hurt Any
body, but Officials Feel Un
comfortable. "Stand back. I-et my poor boy alone,"
screamed Mrs. Filbert to a squad of offi
cers at' he,r home, Eighteenth and Hickory
streets. She covered the foremost of the
detail which had come' to arrest her son,
Charles, who escaped from Officer Carver
two weeka before. I
Charles Filbert was Implicated In the
robbery of the watchman at the Guarantee
laundry by the confession of Spencer Wil
liams, a negro, who assumed leadership
and Joined with the boy In the crime. '
Filbert was sentenced to the reform
school at Kearney In Juvenile court and
escaped Jusf as he was being taken from
the Bee building. - I
Saturday night the police located the
boy at hln home, but he leaped from a
window as they were surrounding the
house. .
Bunday night the police went again to
the home in force Jand found not Charley
Filbert, but his mother and a revolver?
This she pointed with no wavering, wob-bilng-
hand at Officer McDonald, who had
'led the charge.
. "Shoot away!" cried McDonald.
"I'm not going to take anybody's life,"
said Mrs. Filbert', lowering her gun.
But the police did not like this gun
play.
."-It was more than the officers could
stand," says Desk Sergeant Marshall's re
port and Mrs. Filbert was taken In tow. ,
When brought into Juvenile cotirt on the
charge of aiding and abetting a deltquent,
she was ordered back to Jail pending a
hearing next week. Bail In the sum of $o00
will be arranged for, her.
ARTHUR L0CKW00D IS DEAD
Son-ln-I.aiT of Isaac W. Carpenter
Falls to Survive Operation
for Appendicitis.
Arthur Lorkwood, son-in-law ot Isaac
W. Carpenter, died Sunday night after
an operation for appendicitis.
Mr, Lockwood ' was taken 111 Sunday,
March 3, and an operation was deemed
necessary and performed March 17.
Mi;. Lorkwood waa born at Peru, Ind.,
July 23, -1882, where he resided during the
early years 'of his life. He assisted his
father In publishing' paper at that place.
Six years ago. ha came to Omaha and ac
cepted a position with- the Union Pacific.
Later he worsted for the Missouri Pacific
as rate clerk and was promoted to the
position of freight solicitor.
Recently he went to work for the Car
penter Paper company in a responsible
capacity.
Six months ago ha' married Miss Linn
Carpenter, eldeat daughter of Isaao W.
Carpenter. and they made their home with
Mrs. Carpenter's parents.
Mr. Lockwood wus especially Interested
in church work and was a prominent figure
In Calvary Baptist. Ha was also Inter
ested In tha work of the local Toung Men'a
Christian association. .
Mr. Lockwood was a member, of the Phi
Kappa Psl fraternity and was a student
at Ds Pauw and Ohio Wesleyah unlver-
sitles.
The funeral will be held at the home
Tuesday afternoon at i o'clock. Interment
will be in. Forest Lawn cemetery.
O'KEEFE CAN'T SEE THE JOKE'
Pickpocket Who Gets Canafct at the
Trick, Then G aided Into Olfl- '
err, Draws Thirty Davs.
i
John O'Keefe, .who was arrested last
week, charged by V. O. McCaffery with
attempting to pick Ills pockets, was given
thirty days In police court by Judge Craw
ford. O'Keefe tried to rob his man while
both were riding on the rear platform of a
Farnam street car, but McCaffery saw
blm first and Insisted on searching him
right on the platform before he would let
lilni go. Later, when McCaffrey aaw
O'Keefe on a car lis accused hhrt of being
a pickpocket and when O'Keefe resented
the accusation he Invited the suspect to
get ait and fight. O'Keefe accepted the
invitation and when tha two men alighted
and made their way to a suitable spot to
pull of tha battle, McCaffrey guided the
man Into a polloeman and had him sent to
the police station. ,
McCaffrey thinks It a joke i O'Keefe,
but O'Keefe does not.
I .
A Uluodr Affair
Is lung hemorrhage. Stop It and cur weak
lungs, coughs and colds wlh Dr. King's
New Discovery. 6$c and $1.00. "For aaleby
Beaton Drug Co.
TUESDAY IS
lay
at
Five Specials in Basement Cloak Dept.
Silk Petticoats
These petticoats are made of
good quality silk, in Mark
and colors extra $98
special, in basement. . ."'
Walking Skirts
In all new spring styles
pleated effects, black and
new colors in C8
basement vPw
Spring Suits
Up-to-date spring styles, wi
give splendid service; new
colors and materials $
in basement, at . .
10
Muslin Underwear
Gowns, Chemises find Skirts,
that are very prettily lace
and embroidery
trimmed; special. . . w"t
New Spring Styles in Women's Waists
All spring effects plain or fancy trimmed worth fLCk
, J
regularly $1.00, at.
sf.
.5 &sm
Stunning
Easter Hats
V-Thousands" of beautiful new
flower trimmed hats for
Easter; in the newest shades
and cleverest trimmings, the
colors are the very newest
for 1910. Other stores might
duplicate them for
$10.00; Brandeis
sells them for. . . .
Second floor.
T f
Beautiful Trimmed Hats and Street Hats Including all the
clever new shapes and styles for 1910
stunning hats for Easter wear, at
$10-$15
'Z Odds and Ends ' Art Dept. 5c each
Slightly soiled articles, such as fancy pin cushions of var
ious kinds, pillow cords, remnants of ribbons, fl
coronation cord, silk fringe, spools knitting silk, f
fancy bags, etc. wonderful bargains Tuesday. .
36 skeins of embroid- C 36 skeins of embroid- CS.
J'v erv cotton. : - V
-ery silk .
18 and 27-inch Fine Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric Flounc
ings, Skirtings and Corset Cover Embroideries, also wide
insertions and galloons worth up to 65c 0n QQ
a yard, at......:... . . &d,mOVK,
Fine Embroidery Edgings, Insertions and Beadings Med
ium and wide Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric endless vari
ety of pretty, new designs worth up to 20c a yard, A
at, a yard. . , Xvt
Fine 'French and German Val Laces and Insertions, also
dainty crochet, cluny and Armenian effects many to
match and many worth up to I2V2C a yard Pa
at, a yard
Novelties in Easter Cards
Hundreds of clever new designs for Easter greetings to your friends.
An Immense showing of new Easter Post Cards at lc each and up.
Sale of Boston Ferns fcu,D;
but Flower
artment
A large quantity of Boston Ferns, in fine condition.
A new stock which we used for our late opening on sale
Tuesday. . . . '
Regular 75c and $1.00 QQA Regular $1.00 and rQ
Ferns, at.1........... $1.50 Ferns, at .9tJL
Stars lti(t4 Uak steer.
Supplied promptly to private fmlly trade.
Uet your order In early. Charles Stori.
Tfaouea, Webster UW; IdJ , B-1WL
Cronk Gcts'HiSj
P'urnitureBack
Mil. Cronk Had Stored Missing Pieces
in Council Blaffi in Law
1 yer's Name.
George P. Cronk has back in his pos
session furniture and personal effects
worth at leaat tM5, which Mrs. Cronk"lhad
atored in Council Bluffs in the name of
Oorge S. Wright, the attorney.
Mr. Cronk. hearing that the furniture,
which was moved from the Cronk home the
night of March 4, had gone across the
river, sued out a writ of replevin and got
the effects, which conBlated of one trunk,
one box, one brass brd, five rugs and a
number of books. The property was moved
back across tha river and Cronk now has
it here.
Mrs. Cronk, In her last affidavit, reply
ing to Crunk's accusation that this prop
erty had been removed from the houxe
In the night time, said that ahe had realized
that she must move from the Georgia
avenue home, and finding an opportunity
to atore the things with a friend for Doth
Ing. had availed herself of.lt.'
The property went to the warehouse ot
the Durkee Furniture company In Council
Hluffa and waa to be charged to Georgt
8. Wright at the rats' of 12" a month.'.
The replevin ault Is actionable at the
August term ot the district court of
Pottawattamie county. The recovery of
the property Is said to have been accom
plished before Mr. Cronk'a attorneys knew
anything "about the affair. ' ' '
a o n
a n n n. n a a m
n n no b a a n n n mm
I The only high-claM -
Baking Powder sold a ,
"K atooWata price JC
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Hl'I XKW KASTKIt MX "K UK Alt H)H WOMKX 1
IJ I l.Ti:sT XOVK1.TIKS Jl'ST IN.
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S Easter Gloved at a Third Less
r
An offprlng cominj; In the nick of time is full of promise for glove
nhoppers. A lot of fifty dozen very nice dollar quality kid gloves In
me nest colors are one oi our uesi i ut'suay onrgains.
Those gloves Hre fine, soft and pliable. Identical In
finish, trimming and gra.de to regular $1.00 lines
pair
Women's Linen Handkerchief All pure linen hemstitched, 10c kinds,
Tuesday, special for Jj
1U IIV.ITB JI1
69c
"Showerproof Foulards 85c and $1.00
Unmistakably tbe highest grade foulards extant and the only kind
that fully meets every requirement of well dressed women. The styles
and colorings of the "Showerproof" line are surprisingly beautlfuK
Our"s are exclusive patterns not shown In other Omaha stores.
"Showerproof foulards do not spot from rain or water. They are
soft and Phlmmerlng and strictly pure silk. nr
No silks are more popular,' yd OOC'Ol
Easter Week in the Suits
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Alterations, if necessary, made free
and delivered in time for Easter if
ordered Tuesday.
There's a distinctiveness about Ben
nett's Suits for women, a tone of char
acter and quiet refinement that is sur
prising to find in popular price suits. .
The materials are the newest all wool
weaves, principally in plain serges, wor
steds, etc. Linings are guaranteed satin
and soft Louisienne ilks.
e
a cut
There's a style touch to them,
that makes far perfection in fit,, quite
out of the ordinary. Our Mnes at
$15.00, $19.50, $25.00, $29.50
are the big selling numbers. AVe show
so many sizes that alterations are unnec
essary or reduced to a minimum.
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Exceptional Shoe Values
Smart Patent Colt
skin Oxford for young
women-' Short front,
broaxl tread, high
arctfi as dictated
byrhodern fashion.
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I.
Some merchants persuade themselves that
women are ignorant of a difference in shoe
values. "Dorothy Dodd" Shoes prove this
contention decidedly untrue. Call to-day?
i
$3.50 to $5.00
BENNETT'S
COAL CONSUMER
Our hlghrat quality of Xadlant Hut,
(S.so p.t too. mhers charge you
.&U. Bad wsatbar bound to corns.
Have c-uul on hand. Quality and
Quantity a-uarantssd,
Rosenblatt's Gut Price Goal Go.
1933 sTlctaolaa St.
' Both Pbonsa Bsll, Sour. 412;
Ind. B-1412.
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Rollabfo
Dentistry
Tali's Dental Rooms
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
A Popalar Farsa Paper.
AYHirS MAIK VIGOU
Does not Color the Hair
Stops railing Hair
Makes Malr Crow A r . g , . , 11 .
Hat.. Does not Lc!or the nair
s-" w at ti sj stanBas
Makes Hair Grow
3 O Am Oomhit Tw-M Vim
Does not Color the Hair
THHlMlUilTH
J"' T 1 1 Pfi o a v
IS BARGAIN DAY
Five Rousing Special Bargains in Our
Busy Suit Bcpartmcnt
$1.1.00 New Spring ('oat Coverts
and broadcloths, in choice now
styles, 100 to select from on
'sale at $10.00
ftrt.OO Auto and Kalnconta Silk
rubberlzc-d, 75 of them In tho
lot the biggest snap of the sea
son $G.93
200 MIsmV Ueautiful Sprlnn Tailor Suit All newest colorings and
styles, sires 14, 16, 18 and 20, garments made to sell for and well
worth to $20.00; on salo at, choice $10.00
Dainty Ungerie Waists $2.00 . Lingerie and Uingliam Drvases
values, lace and insertion trim- Regular $7.60 values, In all col
med, at t)S ors and white: choice. ... gS.OS
Extra Specials for Tuesday
grade above Amoskeag and bent
in the world, 6-yard limit; at,
' yard .'.5d
From 2:. 10 to 8 P. M. Genuine
Old Glory long cloth, regular
price lf c yard or $1.80 bolt En
tire bolt of 10 yards for. ...83
From 4 to 4.30 P. M. S 1x90
Beam loss sheets, round thead,
strong and heavy, and reeulur
price 85c, 6-sheet limit; nt.
each 42 H
i
Specials in Our, Famous
Domestic Room
From 8 to 8:30 A. M. Indigo
blue prints, regular Cc, 10
yard lmit; at, yard 2
From to :30 A. M. Thistle
down bleached muslin, 9c regular
pVlce, 10-yard limit; at, yd.4Hr
From 10 to 10:30 A. M. 15c
towels, extra large and heavy, C
towel limit; at, each g
From 1:30 to '2 P. M. Genuine
Lancaster apron ginghams, one
High Grade Vash Goods
Specials
From 10 to 12 Noon.
All fancy wash goods (no ging
hams) will go on sale at exactly
half price.
From 2o 4 P. M.
All ginghams, including Scotch,
Frenob and English high grade
ginghams for these two hours, at
exactly half price.
WOOL DKESM GOODS.
Forenoon Only. .
All black goods at half price.
Afternoon Only.
All colored dress goods at exatftly
half price.
FOK ALL DAY.
$3.00 table cloths for $1,
$1.00 sheets, 81x90, seamlons yft
12e pillow slips, 42x36... 10
25c silk finished pongee 15
10c percales, all colors 7
39c silk stripe pongees 18
39c white fancies 15
25c white goods for waists 12$s
18c white goods 10
15c English long cloths lO
1 2 Vi c bleached muslin . ; . . . g ),
15c black sateen 10
Eight other specials called on
the floor.
Special for Tuesday in Groceries
All Monday's (iroeery, Flour, Butter, Choose, Cracker,
Fresh Vegetable and Orange Sales to be continued
Tuesday.
SPECIAL SALE OF HAMS FOR EASTER TUESDAY.
TVio Vnet fatictr Nn 1 Rnrrnr Purorl TJermlnr TTn.ma' jaasi .
If 2fc
The Supply is Limited.
fL-DOlTT
per pound.
jat IIAVDEU'S FBSTiJ1
H
Easter
Styles at
DrexeVs
There In a wealth of beauty
and style in our Women's Ox
fords, Ties and Pumps that wo
men of discriminating taste will
appreciate.. v
Oxfords in lace and button
styles and In blucher cut
handsome ribbon ties. The new
ankle and instep strap pumps.
Dainty leathers, Cuban and
French heels, narrow toes, short
vamps, hand turned and welt
soles. Every size and width
that's made.
$3.50 and $4.09
We know that vye are safe
in saying that we have tbe fin
est showing of women's foot
wear that can be fou;id.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam St.
MONEY
AND
VALUABLES
Should be kept in a burglar and
fireproof safe deposit vault.
Nearly every day you read of
someone having had money or val
uables stolen.
Why not make yourself absolute
ly safe by renting a safe deposit
box in our big bank vault?
Our boxes are for the poor as
well as the rlm. They rent for
only $1 for three months. Call
and see them.
AMERICAN SAFE
DEPOSIT VAULTS
Bee B!dg. 216 S. 17th St.
omeseekers
round trip tickets at reduced rates
to theDakotas, the Black Hills,
Wyoming, and other points West
and Northwest, are on sale via
The North Western Line
on the first 'and third Tuesday of, each
month. The opportunities provided for
stop-overs to examine lands and the return
limits are all very conveniently arranged.
Colonists tickets on sale daily March 1
to April 15, and Settlers' tickets are also
on sale every Tuesday March 1 to April 12
inclusive, to a large number of points
including the Canadian Provinces.
Excellent train service 3. and direct routes.
For rates," tickets and full infor
mation apply to
ticket Office
. 1401-1403 Farnam Strut
Omaha, Ntb.
HW1383
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WAIT
WAIT
; FOR THE BIO
SALE or
LADIES' SUITS, SKIRTS and
DRESSES, at
DILZ'S
WATCH TOMORROW'S PAPER
SELLING OUT,
FINE ARTISTIC
WALL PAPER
-AT-
LESS THAI! COST
2C08 FARNAM ST. ;
pnrnrEraisisTiiT : jy
Artesian Water Free
The present agitation regard
ing the city's drinking water,
prompts me to Inform tbe pub
lic that the Pure Artesan Water
f II0TEL ROME
is free to all who care to use It
In their homes.
ItOME MILLKR.
Ground floor
Farnam Street Front
Dee building
This is tbe ground floor room just west of the main
entrance.
It is to be remodeled so as to increase the floor
space to 1,271 square feet. If desired, it can be ex
tended to give the tenant 1804 square feet.
It includes a- very large vault
Heat, light, water and janitor service furnished by the
building. (
The room will be partitioned and arranged to suit the needs
of the tenant.
Apply to R. W. BsWr. Supt.. Bee Business Office.
Available April First.
J! 0 In their homes. II
g ItOME MILLKR. l
CKzaa&aacua
(T9
s) J
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A. Watch for Easter
would make a lasting, acceptable gift, A tiny one
for a lady 12 size for a gentleman. We have a
beautiful line of thege. Spend a few minutes in u
store. ok for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
J51A Dougla St ! t.
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