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TIIE BEE: OMATTA, TUESDAY, AUG EST 23. 1010.
SCHOOLTEACHER KILLS SELF
Mill 01?a Andreen, Imitatci Her Sis
ter at Suicide.
SHE HAD BEEN- KEPT GUARDED
C'llmha Into th Paatrr Window
Where tha Gai Star Had Beta
Plnrcd, and Tara On All
tha Jrf.
Overcome by ih long brooding ovr tha
uirMA of lu-r (Inter srvl by an Imitative
Impiiliift to likewise taka her life. Miss
ni(;a Andreen, a young school teacher,
succeeded in destroying herpelf after
rmcral Httompts at her home, 1701 South
Sixteenth utreet, . Monday morning. At
tracted by the odor of racaplng gas, Mrs.
Andreen, tho young woman's mother, forced
lier way Into the pantry to find her
daughter deud on the flour. Mrs. Andreen
become unconfclous also from the fumes
and nearly died bofora police surgeons
arrived on the scene.
For several weeks pust Miss Andreen had
made frequent efforts to kill herself. It
Is said, and to guard against the despond
ent woman's mania, all the gas Jets were
stuffed so their force would be weak, and
tho kitchen gas rtinge was removed from
that room Into the pantry. The pantry
door was then kept securely locked by
other members of the family against the
Intrusion of the suicidally car zed woman.
In finally accomplishing her purpose.
Miss Andreen crawled through the window
Into the pantry some time Sunday night,
tihe then turned on ail the Jets of the
love si. that an enormous flow of gns
caino forth. Her body was found by Mrs.
Andrcrn nbout 4:30 o'clock Monday morn
ing Answering the summons. Police Surgeons
Johnson and llnrris Kveeeeded In reviving
Mrs. Andreen, but their brief efforts upon
the yonncer woman showed thvm she had
been dead for some time.
Coionrr Crosby has been notified of tho
affair.
So for as It known Miss Andreen had no
serious am row other than the memory of
her younger sister who took her life two
years ago. It seemed she could not thrust
tho thought of the dead girl from her
mind, and In the mental strain gradually
fell Into the desperate desire to end her
life as the othr girl had done.
Was- Popular Teacher.
Mlsa Andreen had a happy career before
the tragic taking off of her sister, two and
half years ago, and In proof of the high
popularity she held, was one of the two
teachers who were sent on a tour abroad
as winners of a local newspaper contest.
After hearing of her self destruction, Sup
erintendent Davidson declared the teacher
bad been one of the best In the city be
fore the coming of her fnontal ailment.
Miss Andreen graduated from the Omaha,
High school In ISM- with highest honors.
She graduated from tho Peru normal
school In IfW. and, after a short enrollment j
on the waiting list, she received an np-
polntment at the Forest school. After a
month she was transferred to the old
Dodge street school, which Is now occupied
by the city and county Jnl!s. The young
woman remained in continuous service as
a teacher In several of the schools up to
two and a half years ago, when the death
of her sister brought on mental aberration.
She was then taken to an Institution In
Lincoln. She returned some time ago pro
nounced restored.
Several years ago Miss Andreen was
chosen with Miss Clara Cooper as the
most popular couple of teachers tn the
city, and was rewarded with a trip to
Europe.
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USSSjaST wSaSSJ Nlr'SBBT"nsT(SpaSm
Wateh
Our
for Big
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Bales
This
Week
Tuesday Is Brandeis Stores
Special Bargain Day
Wo offer scores of small lots nnd accumulations of
up-to-date merchandise specially priced for one day only
at just a fraction of their real value.
AN EXTRA SPECIAL BASEMENT BARGAIN
We place on sale fifty pieces of 25-inch soft, shim
mery silks which were made to sell at 50c yard. They
have caused wonderful excitement for the last few days
in our show window at 15c yard. They come in all even
ing shades and dark colors. They are just the thing for
late summer dresses, for evening and party dresses. Mere
ly to close out this little lot of 50c
silks, for one day only, we make H
this extraordinary price per Jft- Cllr j
yard
EXTRA SPECIAL IN BASEMENT
60c TABLE DAMASK at 25c a Yard
10,000 yards of finest mercerized table
damask in mill lengths worth up to
GOc yard, nt yard
25c
a.
Aged Pioneer
Called to Rest
Mrs. Mary E. Gratton, Who Has Lived
ia Omaha Since 1863,
it Dead.
Mrs. Mary E. Gratton, one of the earliest
residents of Omaha, and the first president
of the Nebraska Woman's Christian Tem
perance union, died at Des Moines Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Gratton was 80 years old
and had been In good health up to a short
time before her death.
The aged woman had a host of friends.
She was one of tho charter members of
the Westminster Presbyterian church and
lor a long time was secretary of tha
-lenth street mission.
The body will be brought to Omaha this
afternoon and held .for funeral from tha
residence of Mrs. Qratton's son, Charles H.
Oratton, at 6109 Florence boulevard. Tues
day afternoon. The funei M la to take place
at t:3U Tuesday and interment will be at
Forest Lawn cemetery.
The late Mrs. Qratton cam to Omaha In
JS0S. She was married to George Oratton
tn IS. Her husband died In 1881. There
were three children, one of whom. Anna,
died in U63, William' E., of Des Moines,
with whom Mrs. Gratton was visiting at
the time of her death, and Charles H.
of Omaha, are the only survivors.
"CHET" CRAWFORD IS RICH
oat of Pioneer Theatrical Mil Has
Aueamalated a Million
Dollars.
Cheater ("Chet") Crawford, son of U C.
Crawford, who once oondupted a theater
In Omaha, has lately pawn rich, according
to the statement of the New York Tele
gram, which says:
, "Within the last few day there has re
turned to New York Cheater ("Chet")
Crawford, son of U C. Crawford of the
Chamberlln & Crawford circuit, now re.
; puled to be a millionaire.
"Young Crawford's business success In
, the two years he has been abroad has been
sensational. The foundation of his fortune
I was laid in roller skating rinks. When the
erase broke out afresh in this city Craw
ford boarded a steamer for London, or
ganised a" stock company, took a lease of
the Olympto there and soon was gloating
over weekly profits of $5,000. From London
ihe went to Parts, where he converted the
Hippodrome ino a rink and also built a
new one. Both of them proved to be gold
I mines. .
i Just at present he la planning the erec
tion of a White City at Marseilles, and
after a brief visit In this country he will
return to France, carrying with him tha
, equipment of several dog and pony cir
cuses.
SUES FOR PRICE OF A PUP
Oscar K. Johnson aaka Pay from Store
Brewing isniisr ana the
Oifap V. tnhniofl has flleri Bui ( ...
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court against W. H. Keasler and the Stors
llrewlng company for T5 for the death of
a nosion oun larxiwr. nm claims Kessler
wss driving a atori automobile which ran
over ana si ie me aug.
A Break; for l.lhertr
from stomach, liver and kidney trouble la
made when a So box of Dr. King's Ntr
Lire Pills la bought. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
AN EXTRA SPECIAL ON OUR MAIN FLOOR
Misses', Children's and Baby's
Summer Hats, Caps and Bonnets
A big special purchase, including scores of samples of fine
straw, embroidered and fancy wash hats, caps and bon
nets. Fine lace, straw braided hats and bonnets, neatly
trimmed with all silk ribbons, mushroom shaped straw
hats, ribbon trimmed fine embroidered mushroom and
ruffle brim hats, daintily embroidered and lace trimmed
baby caps and bonnets hundreds of styles worth up to
$3.00 each two big bargain squares Main floor, at, each
15c, 29c, 49c and 69c
. 50c WIDE EMBROIDERIES at 25c YARD
18 and 22-inch fine Swiss, nainsook and cambric embroid
ered flouncings, skirtings and corset cover widths, 'also
wide insertions all this season's newest designs, ir
worth up to 50c yard, at, yard aVJl
10c FINE LACES AND INSERTIONS at 5c YARD
French and German Vals, pure linen torchon laces, curtain
cluny laces many to match worth 10c C
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Great Tuesday Bargains
WILL MAKK XKW SALKS RKCOIUIS
It's a small ad. Don't Judge the offerings by Its size. Big ads are
costly. What we save In the cost of a big space and a little one, we
are putting back Into the merchandise In Increased values for your
benefit.
A Fine Wash Goods
IJnrgntn lor You at..
Lawns batistes voiles, etc. Original prices have been totally
disregarded. The goods are very choice In every way good colors
nice qualities excellent patterns. 10c, 12 V4c and 20c have been tha
prices. A nickel a yard buys. them now.
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Short and to the point, but each
tells of fine savings.
36-lncn heavy Unbleached 8c
Muslin, at, yard
Two and a quarter yard long
Bleached 75c Sheets for.. 50
Good quality 14c Pillow Cases,
42x36 Inch, for 10a
60c Unbleached 68-lnch Table Da
mask for 29
Splendid Huck Towels, with red
borders, for . , . .' 5
White 19c Crash Suiting (10 yards
to a customer), yard JJ
Full size Hemmed Bed Spreads,-
worth 79c, ' for ........ 5Q
25c White Pique, fine cord, at,
yri 15
THE AUGUST KALE UNDER
MUSLIX8 Continues all week. Note these
economies:
Drawers, cambric and muslin,
wide hemstitched tucks, at J?5
Drawers, cambric, circular gtjle,
lace or embroidery trimmed, 85c
values 9
Oirset Covers, lace insertion
trimmed and ribbon run. fine
35c values,' at 23
Gowns, slip-over styles, also blgn
and V shape neck, nicely
trimmed 85c values .... ()
Muslin Skirt, with beautiful em
broidery flounce, well made
from good materials, $1.50 val
ues $1.00
Combinations, new fresh gar
ments, exquisite lace and em
broidery trimmed effects $1,25
CI uny Trimmed Centers ind Scarfs
On the tables we will have grouped a large collection of linen pieces
considered to be one of the best values the Art Departmnt has made.
untea di-incn, round centers, in natural linen, floral border and-
ciuny lace edge. White linen centers and scarfs,
some with two rows hemstitching, some have
drawn work, others have lace insertions, and
all are cluny trimmed 75c and 85c values for
Tuesday, each
rai Doraer ana-
49c
The Preserving Season is at Its Height
Lt lis help you with all necessary needs in canning supplies.
Our prices are not undercut. We have the right kinds and make
prompt deliveries. Phone your orders in.
Mason Fruit Jars, quarts, com
plete with caps, dozen., 49
Economy Fruit Jars, wide mouth,
sure seal, sanitary, smooth
edges
Pints, dozen 85
Quarts, dofcen $1.00
M gallons, dozen $1.25
Caps for Mason Jars, dozen 20
Bi'i:B':i!H!i;ia'iiia::iia;iilRB::i;B::HiirB:
Extra caps for Economy Jars, at,
dozn 20
Fruit Jar Rubbers, red or white,
extra heavy, 10c kind. 3 dozen
'or 25
Common Fruit Jar Rubbers, at,
dozen 4
Jelly Tumblers, tin top, pint
size, dozen 15,
y pint size, dozen 20
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MILWAUKEE EARNING MORE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Shows
Bis Increase.
SUBPLUS MAY BEACH MTT.T.T0N
Report Js leaned Shows Jnne Earn
ing- to Do War IP and Annual
Report ia Promised to Be
Considerably Ahead,
Reports from the Milwaukee have Just been
issued, showlne that the earnings of the rail-
road for June bring the dividend totals of
the year to a surplus of from $300,000 to fl,-
000,000 above that of last year. The Increaae,
according to the report, will hold aa being
outside the Income of fl,800,0u0 which comes
from tha charge made against the Puget
8ound railroad for the use of plants and
for proportionate eipensea In the conduct
of the Milwaukee A Puget Sound railroad.
It la announced that the next annual re
port will chow the Tuget Sound railroad
making a respectable return on the money
Invested in It It If expected tho younger
line will furnish 14,000)00 Interest on the
first 1100,000,000 of first mortgage bonds
turned over to It by the parent company.
Some months ago the Milwaukee filed
with the stock exchange an Income ao
count for eight months of last year, In
which lnoome from Investments was given
aa HtZi.rW. against only tl.OVO.OOO for the
whole of tha previous year. This great
gain was largely the result of Interest pay
ments from the Puget Sound, but to Just
what extent It has been Impossible to as
certain. If this Item for eight months In
cludes only the accruals of that period the
Investment Income for the entire year
should approximate 6.000,000, and In that
caae the Milwaukee would have oovered Its
dividends beyond all question.
New Of flees at Salt Lake.
The Oregon Short line has planned a
mammoth structure for general offloe pur
poses .In Salt Uike City. Utah. It will be
large enough to house the entire general
offices, and It Is now learned that the
engineers have received ordres to make
their plana for a building that will meet
the requirements of the big company for
many years to come. This means that the
building will probably be more than six
stories high. Each department will have
Its rooms planned for the special uses of
the department. The engineering rooms,
for Instance, are to Include the moat mod
ern blue print room, and the ticket depart
ment will be provided with a fireproof
stock room. Each head of a department
will confer with the supervising architect
with a view of evolving the most perfect
railroad headquarters ever built. The com
pany will put from o00,000 to 1750,000 into
this great structure.
Railroad Kotes.
When passenger service between Bait
Lake City and the coast begins ,thls month,
the Globe Express company, a Gould cor
poration, will operate over the line. It Is
estimated that this corporation and the
Paclflo Express may be combined, the
name of the Olobe retained.
The total assessment roll of railroad
property In California haa been fixed at
$130,XX,141 for this year by the State Board
of Equalization, an increase of $8,313,863
over last year.
Burlington officials have cancelled the
order requiring the remoTai of engine
crews from Aurora, 111. It would have
disturbed 400 families.
The Grand Trunk railway of Canada has
declared the regular semi-annual dividend
of thi per cent en tha second preferred
stock.
The Salt Lake route haa under considera
tion the building of a line from, Oasis, on
the main line, to Fish Springs, in the Deep
Creek country, U0 miles, and perhaps to
Ely, Nev., but probably will not settle the
matter until after the new road through
Meadow Valley, Waah., haa been com
pleted. Bids for the latter will soon be Invited.
ROBBER SUSPECJ PICKED UP
Bar Piper and Ills Wife Forfeit
Bonds nnd It la Supposed
Hare Gone.
Kay Piper, who was only recently re
leased as a suspect In the Johnson holdup,
with his wife was arrested Sunday by De
tectives Heltfeldt and Donahue. When re
leased last week he was given the chance
and advised to lesve the city, and when
seen by Heltfeldt and Douahue the two were
Immediately brought In. They furnished
2J bonds, which were forfeited Monday,
and It is thought that they have gone.
Tha tearing of children U frequently
followed by poor health for the
mother. This supreme crisis of llf
findinf her physical system unpre
pared for the demands of nature,
leaves her with weakened resistive
powers and sometimes chronic ail
ments. This can be avoided if
Mother's Friend In need before the coming of baby, and the healthy woman cas
remain a healthy mother. It Is the only remedy that perfectly and thoroughly
prepares the system for healthy motherhood, and brings about a natural and
easy consummation of tha term.' Women who nse Mother's Friend are always
Bared muca suffering when tho little one arrives, and recover more quickly, and
with no 111 effects, or chronic troubles. Every expectant mother should safeguard
ier health by using Mothefs Friend, ft , jf7 f 9
for the hour of motherhood. This
medicine is for sale at drug stores.
Write for free hook for expectant m 't . p
cothers.
&AXriELD EEQTTXATOR CO,
Atlanta, as.
Through
Sleeping Car
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Lines
Daily
Union Station. 8.00 P.M.
LniCu2fO Eniflewood.... 8.19 P.M...
South Chicago 8 33 P. M.
PLYMOUTH 10.18 P.M.
FORT WAYNE 11.55 P. M.
BARBERTON '5.24 A.M.
AKRON 5.37 A.M.
fllpVAlirifl Euclid Ave. 6.53A.M.
jlCVCldllU Union Sta.. 7.05A.M.
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Cleveland's Most Convenient
Psssenger Ststlon is the
Pennaylvsnia on Euclid Avenue
Adres. W. X. BOWXiAKS.
Traveling Passenger Agent,
319 City Nat. Bldg., Omaha.
(157)
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OPENING
aforand's Dancing School. 1Mb. and
Harney Rts 4)rpheum Theater Bldg.
Friday, September 2d, 8 P. M.
Buy your tickets now and save two dol
lars from regular price. Office hours:
11 a. m. to 8 p. in.; Sundays 2 to t p. m.
Telephone Douglas lit.
M at iv WHIM eusin
HILeb-PISTULA
v All Rectal Dlseseee
eared without a eurrirsl operation and Guar.
ot.od le last a Lifetime. No cfc tufofursh
etbor. or other et'iarel aniivathotic vocd.
I.iaaatnalie free. Write fer tree geea.
OR. C. R. TAMMY
1M SJee Bid. OMASA. NEB.
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HAMI'S
The Ideal Shoe
-FOR "i
Men and Women
1
Of all the shoemakers In
the world today, none has ex
celled the house of Hanan.
Shoe progress has been typi
fied in the footwear turned
out by these famous makers.
They are termed the shoe
without a hurt, and Justly so.
The Hanan shoe conforms to
the foot as a kid glove con
forms to the band and they
' wear like iron. We are well
stocked with the latest styles
from the famous makers, and
our corps of expert fitters is
ready to assist you In selec
tions. PRICES RANGE.
For Women
$5.00 $5.50 $6.00
For Men
$5.00 $6.00 $7.00
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Far&am SL
Rollablo
Dentistry
WV Tali's Oental Rooms
HOTELS AND SIMMER RESORTS.
OLD POINT COMFORT
HOTEL CUAMDERLIN
UOATLMU. BATH1JSG. K18HLNO.
bA.ll.IXa, OKCHKSTKA,
TKNNltt, GOLF;
Unique sea feod Culalaa,
rORTKa.ua tlunhUb, UrU( VI Ut-
taxy Jr-ost on the AUauUo Ceasb
Uiki-'luA ItOAiui, tiie Henuoaveita
ine MiUwit Vrui4e.
S peolal Weekly Bates Jaae te Oetoeat
Beosiete at Ohloago. Beak SslaaS At
Vaoilio, and Vfabesk Railroads,
Ot auareae XO. jr. ADA-SI a, MM,
'0av.aa laOMavtfal. Va,
Don't Fail to Hear the
HUNGARIAN
ORCHESTRA
Now Playing at
ROME'S VINEYARD and
SUMMER GARDEN
Every Noon and Evening.
Grand Clearance Bargains in Drapori
ill
Visit Our
New Drapery
Dept.,
3d Floor.
iry
THE RELIABLE STORK
New Fall
Lace Cur
tains 35c to
50c a Pair.
Remodeling Salo of Ribboh
The opening of the now corner entrnjice on 10th bt.
will require a complete remodeling of our Ribbon depart
ment and Monday we will close a complete line of all Silk
Tnttetn Kibbons at lxss than Halt
No. S Taffeta RibbonsRegular
7c a yard value 2
X'o. 7 Taffet Ribbons Regular
10c a yard value .1H
o. 0 Taffeta Ribbons Regular
12c a yard value 5
So. 12 TaffcA Ribbons Regular
16c a yard values. 7?
Xos. 10 ml 22 Taffcla Ribbons;
regular 20c a yard values. .J)
No. 40 Taffeta Rihlon Regular
30c a yard values 10
Seven Rousing Special Bargains in Our
Busy Suit Beparfmenf Tuesday
Beautiful Lingerie, Lawn and Gingham Dresses, in colors
and white, that sold up to $10.00; your choice. . . .$2.95
Nobby Linen Jacket Suits, that sold up to $15.00 and $1S.50
just a fer left; your choice $1.05
rewale Dressing Sacques Regii- Colored Princess Slips Regular
lar 75c values, at 25 I 13.00 values, at ;,.. $1.29
Uwn Waists $1.60
values, in nobby new
styles, at 69
Drs Kkirts Values
to $7.60; voiles and
Panamas . . . .$3.05
Silk V-rnderskirts All
colors, the regular $5
values, at . . .$2.03
Extra Specials for Tuesday in Gsr F&rsss Csmssiis
Room Closing Out Wash Goads
10o Lawns, fine patterns. .. .5
12c Lawns, fne patterns. .7
16c Lawns, fine patterns. .. 10
Gem 7 He Batts 5
White Rose, the best one batt for
making comforters 25
Best 16c Sllkollnes 10
Pacific Quilting Cloth, 16o grade,
tor ...10
Best Pac. Satins,. 18c, 16c. 12
EXTRA SPKCIAL ON RLANKF.TS
Crib Blankets, each, Iftc, lBo, BOo
Cotton Blankets, pr., 30c to f;l.50
Wool Blankets from $1.00 to $2.00
From 9 to 10 A. M. One case
of Crib Blankets, Elfin, at,
each 12V4
From 2 to 3 P. M. One case of
10c Bleached Muslin, 10 yd.
limit, at, yard 5
SIX OTHER SPECIALS OX FLOOR.
Buy Your Peaches Now for Preserving. The Colorado
Elberta Peaches have just arrived. These are thojch
est flavored peaches grown. We place on sale Tuesday:
Colorado Elberta Peaches, crate $110
Colorado Pears, erate $2.65
Monday Prices on Groceries and Vegetables Continued on Tuesday.
foroctTRY ilAYDEIJ'S FIRST pAY0
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ROUND TRIP
tAAM til 44 4R
Detroit
32.00, 33.0
Toronto
OQ60, 32.00, 33.00 and 34.00
lOOOO, 33.00 and 34.00
0& Niagara Falls
$0000,33.00 and 34.00
d4 Buffalo
$O100t, 40.60, and 44.60
aH Boston
$qQ60 and 44.05
00 Saratoga Spgs.
da Honfrcal
$yin50, 41.85 and 43.20
U flew York City
SjmOand 41.00
m Atlantic City
11035 and 46.35
Portland
On sal July 6 to 10 Inclusive.
t On sals June 29 to July 3 inclusiTS,
I On saia July 4 to 6 inclusive.
Ticket Offices
1401-1403 Farnam Strut
Qmha, Nit.
Literal, return
limits and favor
able stopover
privileges
Fast trains at
convenient hourt
make direct con
nection's in Chi
cago with all -lines
east.
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TRIP NOW
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