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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1911)
J Fhe Omaha Daily EDITORIAL SECTION TAQES KTJTE TO SIXTEEN. Wowt ars th" Brt Buyer. Tlie Fnpfr Tht is Read by the Women Pays Adveitisers Bps' VOL. XLr-NO. ISO. OMAHA, SATl'UDAY MnKNINli, .f ANITA KY 14. mil. NINHI.K COPY TWO (I IMS. 3BE1 Bee mm 5 1 V Our Annul January Sale ( Men's Fancy Shirts Is the most eventful sale of the year in our men's furnishing department, for we offer the very newest and best made men's shirts in the city at pricos that average a saving of about .") per cent. Pleated or plain bosom Shirts. Pattern or plain white Shirts. Made in half sizes, guaranteeing n perfect fit for all size men. Come in and see the remarkable assortment to choose from. llll All $2 and $2.50 lines, Saturday, choice, at . . $1.15 All $1.50 and $2 lines Saturday, :'t,oi.c::...89c All $1 and $1.50 lines Saturdav, at0.ir?:...69c Other Big Saving Events for Men Saturday r.MKHVKAH SAI.K. 60c Men's Fleece Lined Under shirt, extra quality, Saturday, t, each 29 Men's $1.00 Wool Fleeced Under wear, Saturday, at, each..5J) Men's 11.50 Wool Garments, Sat urday, at, each $1 MKX'S HWKATKIIM. 1 1.00 Jersey Ribbed Sweaters In all sizes, Saturday, at.. 59? Boy's $1.60 Wool Sweaters, nicely made, Saturday your choice, at, only $1 Men's Union Suits, greatly re duced for Saturday only. IIOVH CLOTHING HALK 8ATI KHAY January stock Reducing Halo The very best suits and overcoats for Boys' wearing;, sizes from 3 to 16 that have ever been offered to the mothers of Omaha, will go on sale Saturday' at prices that mean a very material saving. All $.1.ftO, $4 and $1.50 Suits and I All $fl and $7.50 Suits and Overcoats , tor 82.75 Overcoats at S3. 75 Roy's KiilckerlHicker Pant Hale All odds and ends of broken lines I In all new rresn materials, in popular colors, regular ti.au values, I Saturday, at per pair 50f? Flower Sale 36c Violets Saturday, ' 20c These are beautiful home grown, fragrant violets. $1.00 and $1.60 Roses, Saturday, special, at, n,y tor $1.00 and "Br Carnation all shades; special Snf urday at only 39o Imported Enamelware Sale Saturday Our satire stock of Bin and White Imported Bitmilid War, plaoed on ale at January Clearance Bale rrloesi 11.76 Seamless Tea Kettle tao I8e I1 ah Fans, 10-quart else 4o Sto Mlnclia; Bowie..'. t0 S9c Sauce Pans So 200 Peninsular Hot Blaet Heater for either soft or hard coal, v Batur- day. at 14.e8 f Bo. 00 Peninsular Hteel Kance. .$3S.S0 Toilet and Drug Spe cials for Saturday 1 -lb. Borax for So 15c Antlchap, for chapped hands.. lac !oc Byrup, White Pine 180 2-graln Quinine Capsules, dozen... Bo -lb. Peroxide 80 1-lb. Peroxide 300 Scott' Kinulelon 4o and 8o 25c Tetlow'o Talcum Be 25c Willow I.e Trefle Talcum 80 25c Hanltol Tooth Powder lTo 25c Banltol Pace Cream 170 25c Pond's Kx tract Cream 830 10c Trilby Soap 7o BOc Palm Olive Creum 390 10c I'alm Olive or Jap Koae Soap, To Orangewjod Sticks, each 10 f, 1 1 Bamboo Scrap H.eket, I Kline Wash HhsIhs. if If I I "u' value. Saturdav. I fin.- value. Saturday. IS If f-,T I at only 390 I at. onlv 190 J Candy Specials for Saturnay Bennett's I'l n f f ea t a Chocolates, regular fine creamy renter chnco latea. Special Satur day, per lb BSo tur New Whipped Cream Maple Choco lates. A very special for Saturday, st. . Me Maraschino Cherries -Chocolate dipped, fresh. Saturday. 1n per lb 390 J7.5J r.,,."c.,...'.".!0'.... $12.50 Xt"'.""!' Standard and De Luxe Books h JLST Each year Just after the Invoice sheets are in, we place on sale all books that remain from the year purchases, at prices that axe sure to make a quick cleanup Bale; thus putting our section in tip top shape for our big Valentine and Spring trade. In this great lot of books, volumes that will appeal to every literary taste may be found. It may be pos sible that In this announcement, you may not find price items on Just your ntyle of books, if so, we ask that you come In and Inquire for them. They are all here at our sensational reductions. Sale begins Saturday morning at 8 o clock. About flOO Titles of fl.BO ROOKS OK FICTION From all the leading publishers, the greatest booklovers' opportunity; sold Saturday at 15 s FA MIL BlliliKH Beautifully Illustrated and space for family record, regular $6 bible, at, only $2.50 FOnt BIO T.ABI.K LiOaded with books worth up to $1, at four prices ! 100 12 and 10 FA.MOIS COPYRIGHT BOOKS. Beautifully Illustrated, round at this sale ror only 39 The Life of D. h. Moody in three quarters leather binding, at.. 400 700 BOOKS FOR' BOYS Written by all the leading authors of boys' fictions, including Tteed Kills. Surfs, Optis, Otis, King's and other books, Saturday, at....l5? STANDARD YOI.UMKS $90.00 Set Dickens, 20 vols., three quarters leather, ror. ... $31.50 $50.00 Set Scott, 12 vols., three quarters leather, for .... $18.25 $38.00 set Shakespeare 10 vols.. three quarters leather, at. $12.75 $22.50 set Burns, 6 vols., three quarters leather, for $8.25 $25.00 set Fielding, 6 vols., thre- quarter leather, for $8.35 $18.00 Set Irish literature, 6 vols., for $6.00 Corsets Made of the very strongest Coutll and Batiste with the long skirt erfect, have double hose supporters, and made with extra stout boning, they come in all sizes, giving us a perfect fitting, popular price model that will fit the average figure, regularly sold for $1.50, Saturday, very s;Kf''l at Our Annual January Clearance Sale of Men's Suits and Overcoats Haa Commanded the Attention of the All January Suit and Coat Buyers. You've all heard about half price sales, but we are offering the choice of our entire stocks now at prices that no half-price sale can compete with. We are determined to sell every garment In the bouse before the first of February, therefore, the way that we have cut Into prices to gain our point, offers greater values than any sale ever held In Omaha. . In our stock are found the leading ready-to-wear Men's clothes, in cluding Michael Sterns and Garson Meyer garments, known the world over as being the highest type of quality, tailored In styles and fabrics that out wear all other makes.. Saturday Your choice of all gar- i Saturday Your choice of all gar- ' ments up to $17.50, at Saturday Special Offerings TaIZHZ January Clearance hale Any Colored or Black Cloth Coat in the house, worth to $43, Saturday, at, each $15.00 Any Velvet Suit in the bouse worth up to $:.5."j.U0, Saturday, at.... $15.00 Any Wool Suit our entire stock worth up to KA your choice Saturday, at ,$19.50 One big lot of Wool Dresses, our regular $U0.00 and $25.00 values, Saturday, at !$10.00 Any Fur Coat in the house, your unrestricted choice Saturday; at One-fourth Off CHILDREN'S COATS. 'Sizes 6 to 14 years, our best $6 lines CHILDREN'S DRESSES. All Colored Wash Dressea In a wide assortment to select from, the best grades at $2, for.... $1 All Colored Ginghams, Waist Dresses, sizes 6 to 14 years, regular $4.00 values, at $1.85 Junior suits, sizes 13 to 17 years, our regular $16 values, cut for Satur day to $7.50 All Our FUR SETS 4 at HALF PRICE Groups of Lingerie WalBts, prettily embroidered in many elaborate designs, made of the sheerest materials, our best $4 models, at only $2.50 for . $2.05 Children's Coats, sizes 6 to 14 years, our regular $10 valires, Sat urday, at $5 All our Children's coats worth up to $15. at.." $7.50 Special Hosiery Inducements Ladles' Pure Thread Black Silk Hose, summer weight, values to 69c; Saturday at, per palr.29 Boys' and Girls' Medium and .Heavy r Weight Ribbed Hose, values to 25c, special, Saturday, at, per pair . ..12V4 10c Handkerchiefs Mussed and soiled, either Men's or Women's Handkerchiefs, Saturday, at, each 3 Oar Saturday Undermuslin Specials are priced lower than you'll find elsewhere.. Gowns, Combination and Skirts, sold regularly -at $T.25 and $1.60, at.. 890 Gowns and Drawers in beautiful patterns, Ssell regularly at 60 and 75c. at 39 Women's Flannel Gowns, the beat of our 86c lines, Saturday, at, . only 59 Gloves Bargains Saturday 200 dozen Long Kid Gloves for ladies. They are all erfect, most any size and color, not fitted or guaran teed Saturday, for. . .49c Embroidery 300 yards 27 and 45-4nch embroidery, flouncing, regular 85c value, for Saturday, at, per yard .49 Metis Specially Price! Saturday Pig Tork Chops, per lb..l2 Pig Pork Shoulder Roast, per lb 10a Fall Lamb Legs, per lb..lO Choice Pot Roast, lb.. 9 and H Veal Chops, per lb 12 H? Loin Lamb Chops, per lb. 124 Veal Shoulder Roast per lb 9 and Lamb Shoulder Roast 7hio Veal Stew, p r lb eo l.ajiib Mew 60 &.000 lbs. Cudahy's Sugar Cured Bacon, pir lb 13Ho Cudahy's Diamond "C" Hams! per lb ISHo Saturday Underwear Specials Two cases Children's 25o and 35c Underwear, broken sizes, clean-up sale, at, each . . . v .19c Women's Extra Fine Union Suits, worth $1, sizes 4, 6 and 6, Sat urday, at, each . . . 50 Merino Vests and Pants, made to sell' regularly at $1, Saturday only 501 Fruits for Saturday We Just received another car of larg- Colorado Potatoes, the regular 0o a bushel grade. A bit Saturday Spe cial, at ' Order taken. Out we csnnot promise deliveries as a certainty for Saturday. rua On Beautiful Oranfs Spoon with our !c and 30c a doren bemons. oxAiraa baxb to batvbdat 60c sixes, per dozen 8SO 40c sizes, per dozen S5o 80o sizes, per dozen 800 Large Kancy Urape Fruits, regular Kc sizes, each Bo 2 Large Bunches Plain Hot. House Lettuce 00 Saturday We Will Sell all Our $3, $3.50, $4 Men's and Women's Shoes at one Trice, 52 29. This is the much watched fer Jan uary Shoe Clearance Sale. In ladies" shoes will be found the famous horothy lodd and other high grade makes, in all fixes, styles and leathers, with either turn or welted soles, cloth or leather tops., in either button or lace effects. These are fall and winter shoes; some very heavy for the more service able street wear, while others are light weight, very dressy for evening and may be worn in early spring months, months. The Men's SIuph are likewise found in every wanted style and nlze. In patent colt, dull leather, tan or black, viol kid, etc., the short vamp, high arch and heels that arv so much in demand right now, are found In atvirie uks( rtmont ot styles THKSK SIIOKS AUK NOT NI'KCIAL IH'IM'MASK KIIOKS HIT . 15 K OI K UKa L.K LINKS Never before have we made such a wide and deep demi ii stock sale, where the best grades of Standard Quality shoes were offered Ht such a remarkably low price. Those who need shoes Miould visit this sule without fall, for better shoes were never offered than so on se here Saturday at, per pair 2.29 Boy's Shoes Greatly Ke- luced Good heavy, well made, stylish boy's shoes, made of Box Cilf, Patent Colt, Vlcl Kid, In button or blutcher ef fects, our regular $3. lines, this sale, at per Pir $1.98 Youth's Shoes Patent colt and Box Calf, $2.50 lines for $1.-18 Misses' Shoes, Ijow Priced Our lines of girl's and Misses' shoes are the largest and most com plete in every detail, style, size and leathers in the west, Saturday to make our great site complete, we offer all shoes, sizes 6 to a, reg ularly sold at $1.50, at. pair 95 C Men's Heavy Work Slices Kxtru strong leathers , thick soles. Rood sizes, regularly sold a'. $2.5n and $H.OO, special offer this Bale, at, per pair. only 51.9S Three Great Specials From Our JANUARY DINNERW ARE SALE Haviland Sc Co. Decorated Dinner Sets Fancy 100-Pieee Dinner Sets, with Rose Design, and beauti fully gold traced handles, Ransom shape, regular $41.0i) value. This sale, at ...S27.50 100-Piece Fancy Green Tinted Dinner Set, Ransom shape, gold stippled handles, $40.00 value. This sale it '.'..$32.50 Handsomely Decorated 100-Pieee Dinner Set, apple blossom pattern, silver shape heavy gold handled, $84.00 values. - This sale, at ....$57.50 Bennett's Big Grocery Saturday Specials Bennett's Capitol Flour, per sack tl.30 Bennett's Best Cofffee. 1 lbs $1.00 Free Larxe Salad Bowl. Teas, axflorted, lb.. 680 i'ree 3 tSnuce Dishes. Tea wmiriKs, lb. pkg. lac Blue Label Catsup, pint bottle, at 940 And 20 Stamps. Bennett's Capitol Pep per, pure, ',4 -lb. can at 10o A nd S Stamps. Speolal Offer Imnn cake cookies, lb., ISO Mapletlne, bottle ...SBo And 10 Stamps. Gherardelll Chooolaate, per lb. can S5o And 10 Stamps, t Bars Beat 'Km All Boap for BSo Cream Cheese, lb. . .860 And 20 Stamps. Virginia Swiss Cheese, per lb 88o And i!0 Stamps. Walker Chill Con Carne. 2 cans for aoo And 10 Stamps Macaroni, Star and Crescent, 8 pks. for SBo And 10 Stamps. Hulled Beans with chlckeni 2 cans for 8So Peanut Butter, 2 Jars for BOc And 10 Stamps. Lima Beans wltn chicken, 2 cans for 8So Diamond Crystal Table, Halt, 2 sacks 100 And 10 Stamps. S lbs. New Navy Beans. at BSo Double. stamps on sugar and Butterlne. Monarch Cut Asparagus, large can for only 80o And 20 btanips. Hartley's Pure Currant Jelly, per Jar... ...80c Hurtley'n Muramaluria Jelly, per Jar ISO Kuulu s Macaroni and Hpagtettl, pkg. for Soo Seeded Kuislns, 1-lb. P"s- 1840 And 10 Stamps. Bennett's Capitol Oats, 2-1 b. pks. tor 110 And 10 Stamps. Snlder's Catsup, hot., 83o And 10 Stamps. 30c Jar Tea Harden Pre served Figs. fnr...B0o Snlder's Salad Dressing bottle for 8&o And 20, Stamps. Bennett's Capitol Bak liiK Powder, 6-lb. can, at 91.00 And 100 Stamps. Candled Peel, assorted, per lb S6o And 30 Stamps. These patterns are carried ti open stocks, and i offer a special discount of . 80 on these patterns. PLAN PERFECT SEWER SYSTEM Acting City Engineer Hai Plani Com plete if Money Comei. CONTINGENT ON THE FUNDS If Charter Hill Passes Legislature tit? Atrey Hle Holds the Fands Will He Available This H. Military avenue to Ca:. forma street, but It Is proposed to cxteml It southwest to a point outside tin- city limits south of Lin coln avenue. To do this work will cost In the neighborhood of 1185.000. The esti mate Includes the rnlargemcnt of the sep tic tank at Forty-sixth and Harney avenue to four times its present capacity and the construction of the new tank In the vicinity of Lincoln avenue. Nine months will be re quired to do the work. With the tomple tlon of this sewer the territory west from Fortieth street will have excellent drain- ! age. Plant for the extension of what Is known I all tne Thirtieth street and Fort street Plana have been drawn by Acting "l'Beweri nol.tll Bn,i Kttt, iail for the ex penditure uf llul'.WO. The northern ex- on will alford drainage !'!' Miller Omaha a perfect system of sewerage. Air. ( a h alu, bolve ,le question of drainage Bruce has been working on trie pians a.nce , m (he p-n,,.,.,, pa, t 0f the cit: . The last fall, and Friday morning got them ln'...wir no4V terminates nt Twenty-seventh 'shape where he louirt give an estimate ofin,! 1 iiuip'...iuk1i avenue, anil extension Engineer J. E. Prura. which. If accepted and ordered by the city council, will give u.np. the amount of money required. j To give Omaha the sewerage necessary, s air. Bruce estimates that If will cesi J!.- CM.!", and that It will taUe tie a-s to I complete the work. ; !:ins piovide a terminus mini f Miller 1'tu... At preci;t there Is uuth.'titt h'lt an op.ii i'v, ii' through the park, whi.t the iini'i o vmcnts tall for a sixteen-foot wl circulur sewer vl'h a flat rv.nf'Tc-d o.i- Ifornla streets, with branch lines on ail Intersecting streets. This la estimated at 3t,00u. The proposed sewer will prevent the flooding of the downtown business dis trict after heavy rains. Then the final extension of the Burt street hewer will coat 210,OUO. The success of Mr. Bri.ce s plans depend-) 'rfle tiasc. largely on the passage of tne charter re vision hill which ( intr-sluced In the legislature Thursday afternoon. t'nder the present charter the city coun cil la empowered to vote r.ut.i ann'ialiv for sewerage bonds. At this rale It would require at least ten jears to-carry out the plans. But If the charter revision bi'i passes, the co.ini 11 ll! he empowered to vote t'JOO.OOO bonds annually, which will furnish sufficient fumis to complete the work within the five years. Should the bill pass, which It will. In all likelihood. It will be possible to begin ex tensive Improvements soon. City Attorney Ktne haa gien his opinion that should the hill pass, the council vlll be permitted to vote the extra I100.0UO bonds this spring. Mr. Bruce plana Include the extension of Burt street sewer aad the extension of the southwest branch of the ' south Omaha aewer. A resolution was Introduced Into the rlty council Tuesday night pro viding for the southwest branch of the southwest sewer. It is practically assured that this will pass and the work begun as soon as weather conditions permit. The construction on these to sewers lll cost In the neighborhood or i'.uu.oj. hich sill piactlcally wipe out the 1M bond tesue. This work will be done li re spective of the outcome of the charter revision bill a44le I reek wer. Mr. Bruce s p ans call fcr the extension of what is known as the Ksddle Creek sswsr. At present the sewer extends from entually have to lo eMeoiied to 1 Ki'.s Kewer lie river. v IV KINKAID RECLAMATION BILL tNUUnStD BY DEAVER Oar It 111 t.lve the Poorer Mum a Better lbs wee to Secure Land. The recent reclamation blil Introduced Into congress by Congressman M. P. Kin kald of Nebraska has received the hearty Indorsement of the Burlington railroad land department, represented by D. Clem Dearer, general colonization agent. The bill provides that a man taking land ahull pay II per aero tho firm year, S3 per acre the third, fourth and fifth years. i per acre the sixth, seventh and eighth years, and 6 per acre each year thereafter until the whole amount Is paid. Mr. Deaver declares that In his dealings with poor people seeking land In tho west on in w.-u Hie sct will be e.'.tendti ne IlnuB lluM- tne from 'I h'i 1 1 -tliiid an.1 J;. d streets to For 11 -s-cord and Hnyu, vhlch wlil afford oralnukc for tne section uiojini Grand av i.i.e as far s .,nli ar Plnkney street. The liiipros enu nti 'e entlmaied at JTO.OnO, while the viorii on the northern exttniilon will .ost $s2,in. Seer for "llullomi." The tast ce:itral purt of the city, known m tl.e "lottoi.i," coi.Hs in for a generous allotment. It Is proposed to construct a new storm vater out.ew vviiich will drain ail tf iritoiy between Piatt street 'on the north and Izard en the suulh east ot Sher man avenue. Mr. Bruce considers this the most Impor tant lmpt overcent of the proposed sewers. At present there are no sewer facilities In this section. Mr. Bruce will suggest that this be considered first. The estimate calls for 190.000. The gap In the Twenty-seventh and Spragua street aewer between Bedford and Lke will be closed and a branch con structed which will rtxend southwest from Miami stieet to Forty-second. The plans Include the extension of the North Omaha sewer outlet ti the river at a cost of $iu.uX the construction of a tributary to ths Burt sewer at Twenty-seventh stieet. to extend southwest to Thirty fourth and Pacific, at a cost of tro.OOO, and the construction of sn intercepting sewer on Seventeenth street frviu Douglas to CaJ,- inoney necessary to buy land under the land laws In force now, and that as the first tew ytars on a homestead are the hardest for a new settler he has not a fair chance to get a farm. "At the various meetlnga held In the last few years In the United States." says Mr. Deaver. "the thought of the plans made has been to help settlers to make profit out of land rather than to help the poor man without motuy to get a home." In writing to Congressman Klnkaid he states that the bill he Is Introducing; Is Just the one to fill this vacancy In the land immigration laws, eopeclaJly In the matter of the government Irrigation lands. RUSHING PRODUCTS TO SHOW Railroads Hustle Displays for Omaha Land Exhibit. GREAT FALLS' CAR ARRIVES Gralas aud Grasses Gathered by Com mercial Clob ReeelTed Another Shipment' from Northwest Is oa the War. Kxhiblts for the Omaha Ind show are arriving In numbers from the west. The railroads are handling the exhibits In bag gage cars on regular passenger trains to Insure their getting here safely and on time, the products being stored when they arrive. Friday morning the baggage car pre pared by the Great Falls, Mont., Com mercial club, consisting or grains, grasses and fruits, raised near Clreat Falls, ar rived over the Burlington. The Burling ton has also conveyed the greater part of the combined exhibit of the towns of the Big Horn Basin to Omaha, and the remainder of It Is expected here Monday. A carload of show ptoduVts from along the line of the Northern Psciflc Is now on the way to Omaha, having been col. lected and sent to St. Paul and from there to Omaha. The t'nlted htates government Shoshone, Wyo., irrigation project will be represented In the Omaha Land show. The farmers who have taken up lajid In the newly started Irritation plan have prepared a carload of the grains, fruits and vegetables raised there and It Is now on the way to j 1'iiiaiia. i ne exniou win tnow wnuv can be raised In one year on land that six months before the first seed was planted bad the appearance of a desert. the time she married Pedersen. The trial court denied her prayer for alimony. HERMAN AYE IS APPOINTED ASSISTANT TO B. T. WHITE Moves from tloa lllalr tn Aecept Promo a the Northwest era Host, Herman Ae of Hlalr has been appointed assistant to Ben T. White, attorney for the Northwestern lines wen of the Mis souri river. Mr. Aye has been local at torney for the roail at Blair for some time. He takes ine position formerly occupied by John Hhui, who went to St. Paul as general attorney fur the Omaha roud. and C. C. Wright, who has gone to Cnicngu as general solicitor fur the Northwestern ss-tciav HUSBAND MUST PAY ALIMONY iusrn Though Wife Gives tease for Divorce. Court Holds He Must fettle. F.ven though a woman may have given lier husband Just grounds for a divorce It does not follow that the husband la en titled to all the property held by the pair, according to a supreme court declHion and opinion In the ease of Pedersen against Pi-derhen, received In district court Friday. The supreme court overrules the trial court and orders that Pedersen pay J?. Owl alimony to the wife whom lie divorced on grounds of cruelty This la the sum of money Mrs. Pedersen asserts she had at Lumber Men to Hold Annual Session Here Session of Nebraska Sealers at the Rome Two Days Holmes Will Speak. Pensions of the twenty-fifth annual con vention of the Nebraska Lumber Dealers' association and the fifth annual meeting of the Nebraska Lumbermen's Mutual In surance association will be held at the Rome. January VI and 30. The proceedings of the Insurance department will occupy the second day. Arthur L. Holmea. former secretary of the Michigan Retail Lumbermen's associa tion and now manager of the retailer's Journal know as the "Scout" of Detroit, Mich., will make the principal address to the lumbermen. VY. I, Noland of Minneapolis, known among his own people simply as "Bill, " will entertain the delegates with amusing stories and blta of monologue. The Pacific Coast Lumber Manufac turers' association will be represented at the convention by Q. Q. Startup and K. It. Schafer of Seattle, Wash. The lumbermen of Omaha and the Omaha Commercial club will entertain those In attendance at the convention on the even ing of the opening day. Friday night the famous Hoo Hoo order will hold a concate nation. At the close of the ceremony a banquet will be given at the Rome. Girl Scared by a Dog Jumps Into Car's Path Helen Blosi Loses Three Fingers of Her Right Hand When Hit by Street Car. The harking of a big dog scared little Helen Bloss. 6 years of age, into the path n a street rsr, which tossed her aside and nipped off three fingers on the right hand, yesurday afternoon. The little girl was removed to Wife Memorial hospital, where she was treated liv Dr. J. '. I'.ikhop l;er noine th at .wlj Sherman avenue. W. f Blons. the ihlhl s father, lost the same three fingers on lain tight hand in a railroad accident sevei.il w Saturdav Will 11a Kug Day ... vur T , I TT T , .-eV. -ir- .. vtiyc,.. v -'. our high grade stock jP7V V" of Run a aold at Wwlrfrr .Wr Greatly Reduced W ... . ""' Prices. . S 1.50 Wilton Velvet Rugs used at double doorg, dreaaer or hall 77i54-lnch size; Saturday D5 $22.60 Wilton Velvet Rugs, 9x12 aire; gpeclal Saturday ... . 912.00 $25.00 Smith Axmlnater Sample Rug, 9x12 alio, for ..-...$13.75 $32.50 Hartford Body Brussels Rugs. 9x12 size, for $151.75 "And hundreds of others." Big Ilattress Sale Saturday $10.00 3-foot. 6-intb Kelt! Mattress $4.50 $10.00 4-foot Felt Mattrtaa; Saturdav, at $1.50 $16.00 full size Felt Mattress; Saturday selling price $10.00 $20.00 full size Felt Mattress, with roll edges, fancy tick; Saturday ... $14,25 We are still soiling at syttlal rices all our Sanluiry Couch Pads. IF BENNETT CO. years ago. Father and daughter are maimed alike. Beyond the loss of her fingers the girl sustained no Injuries. She Is rapidly re covering from the fright and shock of the accident. ! LECTURE ON GERMAN AUTHORS (.oelbe, schlller and I r.ilng Die rossed hr Prof. 1'ot.lrr at t.rrinsH Home. l.eKlng. Oocthe and Kchiller were dis cussed In a lex ture at t I.e icrman home on tiouth Thirteenth street Thursday night hy Prof. Ijiwnnce Kossler. inetrui tor In l.; r aian ltUrsture at the I'nlverslty of Ne- braska. Val J. ters, representing the Omaha blanch of the Herman. American alliance of Nebraska delivered the Intro ductory address. The umiiha Maennerclior sang severul s lections. Miss Kmina UeiKu and Carl Ulos sang solos. This entertain ment was the first of a series for ths win ter, seoaun. Several hundred pcisonu vveie In attendance. Ilos Hold fossa at Ua. NA.J1IVIM.E, Term, Jan. 13-AmiMi with revolvers. Charles and Henry Kobt-rtv. 17 and IS ears old. respectively, who e caped from the Tennessee Industrial mhoo on the .M in f reeshiiru pike lal nl-ht. held at hay more than Km uuu, offx-laix ,f ti. school, police and cltliiwi Vfi.-r filing a Miore or more of shots at their puryuvrv. the bo disappeared.