TIIE BEE j OMAHA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1011.
Tremendous Bargain Offerings Monday
RUOS AND LINOLEUMS
Two big Mill purchases on sale at prices
which will astonish you.
A Specially Interesting Opportunity for the
Home Furnisher Monday. A big manufac
turer's stock of Curtains and Draperies at
Greatly Under Retail Worth.
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You'll Find it Very Profitable to Make Your Pur
chase of Underwear Now While Lines From Our
Big Mill Purchase are Complete and Prices Show
a Saving of Nearly Half.
Men's $.1.00 Vnlon Halt
Good heavy wool, $1.98
Men's tilobo Union Salts
Fine wool $4.00 and 14.60
values, suit $3.50
Men's $2.00 Wool Shirts or
Drawers All beat makes,
on sale. at 91.25
Dno Elastic Union Suits
All sl3G8. very special val
ues, Saturday at ..91,45
Ladies $3.50 Union
Suits-Silk and Waist
Harvard mills make,
on sale Saturday, at
only $1.03
Ladies' Stratford Union
Suits $2.50 quality
wool garments in
white or grey, at,
only $1.50
Ladies' Fleeced Union
Suits or .Jersey rib,
regular or extra sizes,
$1 to $1.50 values, at
98c, 75c, G9c 59c
All Stratford Union
Suits at 50o to $1.00 per
garment less than reg
ular retail prices.
Ladles' and Children's
Outing Flannel Gowns
regular 75c values,
in Saturday's sale nt,
only 49c
Men's Outing Flannel Gowns
Values to 12.00,
nt , ,08 69 and 49
Men's Outing Flannel Paja
masUniversal brand, val
ues to $3 50, on sale,
at 81.45 and OS
Ladles' Outing Gowns,
values to $3.00, in Sat
urday's Bale
at... $1.45 &nd OSo
Children's Winter Under
wear SOo quality Vesta
or Pants, jersey ribbed, all
sixes 25
All Wool Vests or Pants
Start at 40o garment, rise
6c per size.
Children's Sleeping Gar
mentsRegular $1 qual
ity, on sale Saturday 49
Men's Shirts Dress or Neg
ligee, white or colors, val
ues up to $2.60, very spe
cial values 91.45 and 98
$1,0 and 91.BO Shirts All
hinds, perfect garments,
big assortment, on sale,
at 09 and 49
Men's Undershirts or Draw.
oi ilsavy, 7 Bo and $1.00
quality, floocod or jersey
ribbed . . . .49 and 35
Mtm'a Wool Shirts or Draw,
era 11.00 and $1-26 val
ues, all sites, special
at 75 n 08
Men'a nU Itohes Values
la $19, on sale at 82.45
$3.50 t $5.88
Men'a and Hoy' Gloves All
Vinda to $1.26 values, on
aale 49
' J 1 1 lif fill i i 1 If II
Grand Ribbon Sale
Saturday
The Opening Sale of the Season,
offering assortments and values you'll
find it impossible to duplicate at these extraordinary
special sale prices.
New Fall Lines
Furniture
Complete in wv
ry detail, an ex
ceptionally at
tractive showing
at prices you'll
find you cannot
duplicate, quality
considered. Get
our prices befcre
buying.
Surpassing Values in
Women's Outer Garments
Our New York Resident Buyer lias sent us tin;
choicest lot of bargains in Suits and Dresses shown in
Oinnha this season.
Manufacturers' Samples and Surplus Stock; all newest
fall and winter 1911-12 styles in most wanted colorings
and weaves Great Bargain Opportunity Saturday.
lieautiful Onc-Ploco Divhw
Handsome New Tailored Suits
Several hundreds of tbera for
selection. Serges, cheviots,
fine suitings and fancy mixed
fabrics made to sell at $20.00
to $30.00, all at
one price Satur
day
Sealotte Tlush Coats
Handsome long
garments, Skinner
satin lined, worth
$36.00, Saturday,
at 825.00
$12.50
$10
A beautiful Hue in silk chif
fons, niesBullntg, serges and
Panamas, light and dark shp.des
in splendid assortment of ciev
er new designs, val
ues from $18.00 to
$26.00, choice . . . .
IftO Sample Tailor
Suits Values to
$ 4 S . 0 0 Included
with our Crown
Jewel Suits, Satur
day at ...S25.00
Novelty Cloth CoaU
Also reversible
coats, all latest
models, big assort
ment for selection,
t 814.90
Manufacturers' Stock of Children's Coats and Dressos
On Sale Saturday at about Half Real Worth.
375 Nobby New Coats in Kerseys, Freeze, Novelty, etc., nil
colors, 15 styles to select from, all sizes 2 to 14 years;
conts in this lot worth to $10.00; on sale while they last;
at, choice ' $3.95
Children's All Wool Serge Dresses Natty styles, in all sizes. $6.00
values, choice 82.05
Lidleit' JUanke
Robes All colors,
worth $5.00 Satur
day 32.05
Ladies' Wool Sweat
era All colors,
great snap Satur
day 81.50
Long Flannelette Ki
monos $1.60 val
ues, good colors,
Saturday ....98
Greatest Showing of Fine Fur Sets, Muffs, Scarfs in
Omaha, every desirable fur is represented, and the variety
of styles and very reasonable prices make satisfactory
Selection easy.
Special Sale Saturday of Fine
Shoes
Saturday we place on sale several hundred pairs of shoes for Men and
Women at a saving to you of over a dollar a pair.
Shoes for Men and Women in nil leathers and
fchnpes, with styles in each kind right up to
the minute. All made to sell nt $4.00, Satur
day .....$2.50
Shoes for Men or "Women that arc sold in nil
shoo stores at $.'?.0() and embrace, all the new
stylos nnd leathers $1.9S
Doys' Youths' and Uttle
Gents' Shoes that were
built for the hardest kind
of hard knocks; saUiih, box
calf, gun metal and vlil, in
two
and
lots, at pair
81.50
81.00
Misses' and Children's Shoes,
the kind that gives your
, children good honest wear
and aro repeaters, SI. 50
"d 81.09
Warm Slippers for theae
chilly mornings, In two
lt, 50 and 39
Stetson's and Crossett
shoes for the men who want
the beat. Orover and Queen
Quality shoes for the women
who want the Iwnt and the
kind made for tender feet.
Waste
Paper
Baskets
100 of thorn that
sold up to $2.00,
while they last,
Saturday, at,
choice 19
In domestic room
Hall-Borchert
Dress
Formt
The ona best
dress form pro
duced and we are
Bole Authorized
Factory Agent
In this Bute
ahowlng com
plete lines at sav
ing prices to you.
When you buy
from as yon buy
direct at regular
factory prices
let us show you
this Una. Send
for catalogue.
Beaufiful Millinery at Less
Sale of Untrimmed Shapes Saturday
Velvet and Felt Hats untrimmed, regular values to $2.50,
hundreds for selection, nt .' 9Sc
Beaver
Beaver
Shapes
in black nnd
colors, $7.50
quality,
at $5
Vt. ViVv
VVVW' tft .ftk
I iJkl V
Shapes
rcgulnr
$10 val
ues in
white only
nt ..$7.50
Clearance of Willow Plumes at Wholesale Cost
"We'll save you money on nil kinds of Millinery. Easy
to provo it just seo our offerings nnd prices. Hun
dreds of Nifty Street Hats special,
at : $2.05, $2.50, $1.50
Why Pay More tor Drugs and Toilet. Goods
20c Ribbons at 10c.
A special line of wide silk taffeta
ribbons, in a good assortment
of wanted colors, at, yd.. 10
Odd Lots of Taffeta Ribbons.
A big assortment of regular 2c,
6c and 10c a yard values, on
sale Saturday, at. choice, yd.,
1. 2 and 5
BOc Fancy Ribbons, 7 He.
A big assortment of No. 40 fancy
ribbons that sell regularly to
20c a yard, on aale, choice,
at yd 7V4
New Fancy Ribbons.
36c values, at yd 19
50c values, at yd 29
76c values, at yd 39
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House r-fFf1
Furnish
ings
Hardware
Crowd Bringing Specials
for Saturday
SAKXX.ES WAJtS BVSCXAM
f-qt. Coffee Pots at 80
t-qt. Rica Boilers 4Se
No. I Taa Kettles So
10-qt. Pish Pans at aoo
4-qt Pudding Pans IBs
$1.69 Tea Kettles. No. (. heavy
niokel plated, at tSo
76o Range . Tea Kettles, heavy
nickel plated at 4So
to Cracker Jack Corn Poppers Xo
7c Furnace Coat Shovels 40
lie Frying Pans, any alse ....X0o
i is riimni Food Choppers ..Sao
. '
All Kinds of Stoves and Move
undrtos.
Flour Selves, heavy tinned Te
Fire Shovels, long handles 10c
Japanned Coal Hods BOo
fl.00 Waffle Iron with low frame,
at lo
91.(0 Waffle Irons high frame TSe
85c Japanned Bread Boxes , ,,.4Sc
$ 1 SO Painted Flour Cans, holds 50
lbs. flour S9o
l-wlre Coat Hangers for lue
tio Wilson Bread Toasters ....18a
10c Rlceroot Scrub Brushes ....So
Huccess Revolving; Ash Bitter, lame
site, on sale at sa.sa
Triumph Bevolvta; Asa Sifters,
ne at
large alse, on sal
New Hand Bags
We have just received a
hew line of fancy
TAPESTRY BAGS
in vanity and musketeer
shapes, special vulues Sat
urday, up from 98c
$2.00 velvet bags 98
$1.00 velvet bags 49
$1.00 leather bags 49
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Men's Sample Hats, Values to $3.50,
on Sale aJI.45 and 95c
Sample lines and floor stock of one of the best known manufacturers in
the country, new styles, good colors, big assortment, values uu to $3 50,
cholc $1.45 and 95
uoya' and Children's Hata and t aps including all felt
$1.60, on sale Saturday In two lota
Big Special aale for Saturday.
Write down articles that you r.eed
and buy them at prices quoted be
low. 1 00 else of ruri ITyrtrounn Perox
ide, extra else for S6e
tSo else of Pure Hydrogen Peroxide,
at (I) bottles for .BSe
Five (I) bars of Ivory Soap for.lSo
tta oaks Cutlcura soap for IVo
loo Jap Roso or Palm olive soap, at
(2) bars for 15o
lOo William's or Colgate's Shaving
soap for Bo
60 box Java Hlce or l'oxotil's Fm-e
Powder for SSo
Wool Powder Puffs, each
only a So, lBo, lOo
ISo Jar reroxlde Fare Cream, !) to
a customer, at, each 10
9 1 . CO bottle of Oriental cream for
only 8Q
Large Bice Pompulan Massage Cream
for e
Jio ran nr. K. U Graves' Tooth
Powder for lOo
Ida bottle lisy Hum (J) to a custo
mer, at each , ,,.,,.100
$100 Jewel Safety, with (It) blanVs.
for Sso
tl.nO lmffv's Pure Malt, for ...SSo
1.00 Plnkham'a Vegetable. Compound
or Wine of C'arUul for 890
1.ltH value In (1) or (X) quart Rapid
Flow Fountain Syringe for Tta
M 00 (2) quart Standard hot water
Doiiia ror-, ...,eo
t.no No. (I) Combination Syringe
and bottle for It
i.50 No. (I) lied rubber Syringe and
bottle for Sl.Tt
3.00 Wellington Pyrlnge and bottle,
guaranteed for t years, for...... S3
hata worth to
95 and 49
97.no Suit Casea and Hates, fl.on Undoubtedly the best bargains of.
fered in Omaha, mostly manufacturer's samples, many worth $7 60
you can't match them at sale price $4 '95
Factory Ctean-Up Sale of Pictures
A lare Chicago picture frame faetory (whose name wo agreed to
withheld I made up a big lot of pictures for a firm which recently failed.
We bought the lot at a groat sacrifice and Saturday offer
S3.B0 iHetuTM at 81.40 Double i Beautiful rietaroa at Half Xboot
unmet, sin irenipn, urauuruiiy
carved, else of glass KxilO, excel
lent subjects, regular 14. 0U val
ues, HutunUy at ..gl.eS
Sl.SO riotures at BSo Gilt and dark
framed pictures, slxe l(xIO, some
plain frames, others rluhly carved
iilcturee suitable fur every room,
1 60 values, at, choice BSo
100 pictures from our own regular
utock, Water Colors, Prints, oils,
French panel Mirrors, ate, Sat
urday, at OWB-XAX.F orr
.Picture framing One-rourta Off
For the next few days we will
tuke orders for framing at 25 per
cent discount from regular prizes.
Read the Big Grocery, Butter, Cheese, Vegetable, Fruit
, and Potato Sale tor Saturday
BOO Beautiful Boston Teraa on Sale Saturday. Crooksrv n.nirimani Th.. ..n
at regular florists fox $1.00 to S1.60; our price for Saturday BSe and 4So
16 LBB. THE BUST OKANXILATEU I The best No. 1 Country Creamery
8UQAR 1100
Flour, nothing Ilk it for price.. $120
tl-lb. sack of our Famous Highest
Urade Health Flour, for this sale,
. per sack $140
4 lbs. Fancy Hand Rloo, 10c quality 26a
10 bars Diamond C or Beat- Jim-All
Soap , 16o
10 lbs. Best White or Yellow Corn-
meal , 16o
lbs. Best Hand Picked Navy Beans
for 25o
OH or Mustard Sardines, can to
Urape Nuts, aokago 10c
Peanut Butter, lb , 16a
Brumangelun, Jellycon or Jell-O, per
package 7 Ho
Large bottles Worcester Baute, Pure
Tomato Catsup or 1'lckles SVc
Gallon cans Table Syrup 85c
BUTTS! 11 TAKKd ANOTHER JUMP
OK So PKH LB.
Wo will continue to sell at the old
price as long as possible.
The beet Creamery, carton or bulk,
per lb , . , . ,32c
The best No. 1 Dairy Butter, lb... 25c
Butter, lb um..
No l Dairy Table Butter, lb 230
Full Cream Cheese, lb Its
No. t Butterlne, lb t&o
llKD UIVKll EAKLY OHIO POTA-
TOKS. PElt PFK'K OF 16 LBS 20a
One peck to customer. No deliveries.
PUT UP YOUB KUlPPKli CANNING
P1CAKM NOW.
There's nothing finer for your winter
preserves than pears. The cheapest
and healthiest grown for table uss.
These are put up In bushel bankets, on
sale Saturday bu Olio
FKKSH VKiJKTAHI.E AND FRUIT
r PRICES THW TALK OF OMAHA.
Fresh Cabbane, lb Uo
t bunches fresh Radishes So
1 bunches fresh Hothouse Lettuce.. So
4 bunches fresh Heels 6u
Fresh Carrots, Parsnips, or Turnips,
per lb 2Uo
Largo Hubbard (Jquash, each. .TUo-lOo
Fancy Denver Cauliflower. lb,,.,.7V0
2 heads fresn Celery , Jo
Large Eggplant, a for 10c
Cranberries, quart 7Va
tiweet Potatoes, 3 lbs. for 10c
i
f - - - I V . V W I III ll I I I
Liquor Department
Specials
High class goods at very low prices
Buy here and save.
Maryland Rye Whisky, 6 yrs. old,
full quarts at 754
Per gallon, $3.60.
EIOIIT-YEAIt-OLl) WHIHKIKS
Weldon Springs, Cedar Brook,
Jack Daw and Suhenly, per full
UBrt" $1.00
Per gallon, $3.60.
Sunklst California Wines Port,
'Sherry, Muscatel, Angelica and
Tokay, extra flue, special, per
full quart 50
Homemade Grape Wines White
or red, per gallon $1.00
This Gas
Light
Complete
JL
Cecco l.luuBay Inverted light
complete, on sale at ..gtl.95
Magic Invorted Light complete
with globe and mantel, like cut,
Saturday 39
In the Crockery
Department
16c Lindsay Inverted and Up
right mantles, 2 for ....22
Tungsten Inverted and Upright
mantles, on sale, S for 45
Extra special Mantles, Inverted
or upright, special, each ..5
Sale of White Porcelain Ware.
7-ln. LMnnar Plates, 6 for 30
Thin White -Cups, 0 for ..20
Soup Bowls, large slxe ,.7 ft
Soup Bowls, small sis ....5
4-ln. Sauce Dlbhes, 0 for 20
Odd Saucers, 6 for 10
18-plece Bets, 8 eups, 6 saucers,
0 platos, decorated or plain,
with gold band, on Bale, Bet,
at 08
CRIME PREVENTION IS TOPIC
Society for Friendless Diicussei
Vital Social Problems.
STUDY SHOULD BEGIN AT HOME
Speakers peelo.ro that as Boon as
Caasoo Cam Bo Located It Will
Bo Easy to Apply Bern
edy for Clue.
"The Prevention of Crime" was the
toplo for discussion at the Friday morn
ing session of the Society tor the Friend
less. Addresses on this subject were
made by James Parson of Minnesota,
X. George Sutherland of Grand Island.
Rev. R. B. Wright of Boise City and J.
A. Leavltt of Omaha, superintendent o
the Nebraska division of the society.
"To find the causes for crime wo should
make a study of five institutions around
which cluster the good and bad of the
world," said J. A. Leavltt In opening his
address. "These Institutions are the
family, state, church, school and com
merce. When the cauees can bo found la
those Institutions fur the bad they bring
forth we con effectively apply the cure.
"W aro hoping to seo the enactment
of two laws, the sterilization of the unf:t
and a law preventing tho marriage of
eon firmed paupers, habitual drunkards
and Incurable Invalids.''
Convention Oprni.
Ttif roroni snnuat convention of the
Society qf the Friendless opened Thursday
ciuhih al 1 hi. ounj Men's Christian
association wib Juds Howard Kennedy
presiding. Rev. Edward A. Prodenhagen
cf Kansas City, Mo., responded to the
adresses of welcome by Mayor Dahlwan
and r. J. A. Jenkins of St. Mary's
Avenue Congregational church.
Top! s dlrcud at lust evening's meet
ing wore: "The Prevention and Cure of
Crime, "The Reclamation of the Criminal,'1
"The Relief of tho Fried less and Dis
tressed." Mayor Dahlman turned tho keys of
Omaha over to Rev. Jenkins, who in
turn distributed them among tho dele
gates. Dr. D. E. Jenkins, who Is president of
the University of Omaha, made the
closing address of the evening. In his
talk be congratulated the citlsens of
Omaha on tho adoption of the commis
sion form of government, stating that
It showed thetr advancement along the
1'ne of civic righteousness.
The convention will lost until Saturday,
Probably one of the most Important
events of the convention will be the
conference of Judges on Juvenile de
linquency. Among the prominent workers attend
ing the conference are Rev. R. R.
Wright, Idaho; Rev. A. J. Steelman and
wife, Washington; Rev. George B. New.
oomb and wife, North Dakota; Rev.
James Parson and wife, Minnesota; Rev.
Charles Parson. Iowa, and Rev. J. A.
Leavltt, who Vecently moved to Omaha
to devote his time to the work of the
society.
FORMER PRESIDENT OF
BELLEVUE VISITS HERE
Dr. O. W. Wadsworth, former president
Of Pellevuo college, spent a few hours In
Omaha Friday calling on friends. He
brought the news that ho has resigned
from tho pastorate of tho rt Presby
terian church of Pueblo. Colo., and Is
now western secretary of the Presbyter
ian temperance committee, with head
quarters at Denver. Dr. Wadsworth has
been attsndlng the sessions of tho synod
of Kansas at Topeka, and is on bis way
to the synod of Nebraska at North
Platte.
The Key to tho Situation Tho Bee's
Advertising Columns.
Woman's Suffrage
Wins in California
' BAN FRANCISCO, Oot. ll.-Atter tast
ing all the bitterness pf defeat supporters
of woman's suffrage awoks today with
the realisation that vlotory was theirs.
Astonished, but not disheartened, by tho
aparently aversement Iniloated by early
returns Tuesday night, suffragist leaders
immediately announoed plans for forcing
the question on the attention of voters
again, but before plans could ba whipped
into shape returns from outlying districts
gave hope for a successful, however
tardy, culmination of the present elec
tion. Only one local paper predicted success
for the suffrage amendment on. Wednes
day morning; estimates of the others ran
from 1,009 to 10,000 majority against it.
This morning all conceded that tho 1.000
majority shown for suffrage ooold not
be wiped out by the scanty vote yet to
be beard from.
Returns from mountain and desert pre
cincts and from tho more remote coun
ties poured In steadily all day Thursday
and formed an almost unbroken list of
suffrage majorities. The antl majority
wag wiped out and late last night with
Ui precincts missing out of more than
1.000 In the state suffrage had a majority
of tOtl. It la believed the final majority
for suffrage will approslmat iOuO.
So overwhelming was the vots In favor
of the other mors Important amendments
the Initiative and referendum and the
reoall, including tho Judiciary that tabu
lation of tho returns was suspended with
nearly a third of tho precinots remaining
unreported. Tho final oount taken
showed tho following results; For the
Initiative and referendum, Ul.Ul; against,
U.UA. For tho recall, lU.ITi; against, 44,-20.
The Key te lbs Situation Bee Ada.
Federal Grand Jury
Has Returned True
Bills Against Many
Tho federal grand Jury reported Friday
afternoon, returning nineteen indictments-
Tho defendants In but nine of
tho eases have been apprehended and
tho United Statee officials are withhold
ing publication of the others until war
rants can be Issued and arrests made.
The Indictments are against;
Harry L. Keefe, Walter L. Piddock,
John M. Commons, Frank Coddington,
Ernest M. Rosslter and several others,
for conspiracy to defraud the government
In obtaining temporary possession of In
dian lands. Mr. Ksete Is a prominent
resident of Walthlll, Neb.
Fella White, for selling liquor to Indians.
Harry Myers, for gelling liquor to an
Indian In Chadron division.
C. R. McConnell, for selling liquor
without having paid the special tag In
North Tlatte division.
Henry Van Horn, selling liquor to In
dians, Omaha division.
John Karnss, Introducing liquor into
Indian territory,
Will E. Eetill, conspiring to defraud In
tho matter of Indian lands, pretending to
lease lands for himself when ho Is al
laged to have wanted tbem to subUass.
klrnest si. Kelley and James J. Orr, for
conspiracy In obtaining leases tan Indian
lands.
J. R. Aiken, for conducting a lottery.
The Jury was discharged after making
Its report, and left on the late afternoon
trains for their homes.
Deadly Frisk,
posseeses sufferers from lung trouble till
they learn Dr. King's New Discovery
will help them. 60c and 1 1.00. For sale
by Beaton Drug Co.
Poland-China Hogs
Bring High Prices
At the sals of pure taxed Poland-China
hogs held In Florence yestsrday, D, C.
Lonergan disposed of forty-nlno hogs for
l.'.rjd W, gn average of Itf.SO each. Buy
ers were present from Nebraska, Color
ado, Wyoming, South Dakota, Iowa,
Kanras and Tennessee. The highest price
paid was IIM fur a boar fmrowod Sep
tember 4. 11)10, In a Utter of seven. He
was sired by Dig Victor 190h& out of
Metals Fancy mm, and Is a big
stretchy boar with a large straight
bone, such as Is seioom found In a
boar of this sge. The smallost pries re
ceived was t'i) for an August born boar,
Today at ths same place Herman P.
Kulil Is holding his first salue of fifty
head of the same kind of hone, and most
of the bieedrs are remaining over for
this sale. Most of tho hogs are sired by
ths prise winning Big Tom 16JM4.
Just before ths Kuhl sale, Lonergan
sold ths bour, Victor Chief, for IJOO.
Daughter of Senator
Behind the Footlights
Although few of the spectators ap
parently realised it, a daughter of a
United Statet senator disported hereelf
behind the footlights at the performance
by Miss Fitch's School of Acting last
night. On ths program ths nams was
printed "Mrs. Margaret Doorly," who, to
those who know her, la Mrs. Harry
Doorly, formerly Miss Margaret Hitch,
cock, daughter of United States Senator
Gilbert M. Hitchcock. Shs played ber
part pleasingly, having been ardently de
voted to amateur theatricals for some
time, and received her share of plaudits
and bouquets of flowers.
Soldier is Injured
When Hit by Train
J. r, Farrell, private, Fourth Infanlry,
stationed at Fort Crook, wt at'uwii Vy
a Missouri Faalfls train at I "'l"l Vft-.
day morning, but fortunately ph
with enlv a few miner bruises, INwever,
It was necessary a pea blH 14 lbs hos
pital at the rrt, pui wm c ut s'r
In a few dava At tits time uf thS BCCl-
ssnt Farrsll was. ittt8 . 'a !
side at the iraea. ann was. pais f
the train passed, "us geuldeat occurred
near, ths f'i
MIDSHIPMAN PRICE
KILLS SELF IN MANILA
MANILA, pet- i.-t:barles DenUton
Price, mldshlpmaq pf orulsor New
Urlss'ng bsluuglog fu Lnlted Htatee
Aslaeju flw'i pumiullted, suicide today.
Ha iup( himself m the. bead. 3-bs New
Qrlstui Is Ulng pf fiavtts. ' Price hud
beeq prseod, to r a- H4 WM Sppointcj
o fbe Nsvsi academy' at Annapolis frgm
f vuusvivatii pu July li, lo. Nq explana
tion, pf what Ivo; to" the demand for his
(lutlon. Is given (iure.
WAbHINri'i'uNj pet. '3.-AJiUrblpiB0
OUatles - piles, a-Uq FommlileJ sulfide
abeaid the ciuissc Nw uiUsus today,
had been ordsred by ls avy depart
ment to take a re-eiaminatlon for bts
promot on. Having failed on a previous
examination It Is believed at the depart
ment that he preferred to resign rather
than to stand ths test
I.I felon- Boaaage
to dyspepsia, liver complaint and kidney
troubles Is needless. Klectrlo Bitters Is
the guaranteed remedy, too. Fur sale
by Beaton Drug Co.
SPECULATORS CORNER
BASE BALL TICKETS'
NEW YORK, Oct. U.-The speculators'
corner on the world's series base ball
tickets was everywhere evident here to
dsy. Hlgns offering seats for sale at
cigar Stores and the theatrical tinker
agencies proclaimed It. Young men With
pockets lull of tickets patrolled Broad
way. Between 200 and SOO angry men be
sieged the office of Secretary Gray at
the headquarters of the New York Na
tional league club today demanding tick
ets or their money back. Today for tho
first time they learned that the manage
ment had honored only those mall orders
which asked tickets for the whole series.
The crowd finally became so demon
strative that the guard of two special
pollcement at Secretary Gray's door was
doubled.
The running price of tickets for Satur
day's game today was from to $10 for
the (ll tickets, with a proportionate ad
vance for the seats regularly costing 13.
Vice President Sherman was one of
those disappointed in the distribution.
His mall order for a box was not filled
and his money was returned.
UNION PACIFIC ROUNDHOUSE
AT SIDNEY IS BURNED
SIDNEY, Neb., Oct. 13. -(Special Tele
gramsThe Union Pacific round house
here caught fire at 11 o'clock last ntght
and was completely ruined. Elgut passen
ger and freiKht engines were damaged
to the extent of about 2,0oo. It Is thought
that a lighted torch caused the confla
gration. The round house, whloh was
erected several years ago, was built of
brick and heavy timbers and the material
was largely Inflamable.
Key to tho Situation Bee Advertising.