THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JANUARY" 20, 1912.
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OrHsi B:
318-320 South16th. St.'
Your Unrestricted Choice of Our
ALL THE EXCLUSIVE
Tailorei .SMts
Entire Stock f
SOLD FROM $45.00 TO $125.00
Sale Opens Saturday Morning at 8 O'clock
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This extraordinary announcement will appeal to every wise -woman in Omaha who has learned not to be confused
Sby the sales held atjlepartment stores but to wait for the final clearance of Orkin Bros, exclusive garments because
it is a bona fide clearance of high class garments that arc one season in advance of what are shown elsewhere.
K Everyone will be amazed at the wonderful collection of beautiful and practical styles for present or spring wear,
? in fancy or plain tailored models. ' ".',, ' "
All our suits sold at
N czar ecn ccci en
565, $75, 585,
$95 and $125
Corduroys, Velvets, Imported Taney Broadcloths, Plain
Broadcloths,' Imported Cheviots, Imported Suitings, Imported
A Serges, Fur Trimmed Suits, etc. -
A Your cSioice at
FORMER TEACHER IS AUTHOR
Child ! leader in Tern Immediately
Adopted by Book Concern.
WILL FILL A LOIO FELT WAR
V. arias the Oaa la talld'a
Edaeatlea Setae the M.W
Weeds Ar Oeapled with
Thesghta.
Km Sam Eldrldgs at San Antoale, Teg.,
frmerly Mis Emma lvi of fcll Howard
treat, a graduate or tha Omaha 1 1 tart
school and an Omaha school teacher tor
tea year, baa Wok mi Into tka literary
liawllght a tha author of "A ChlM'a
loader la Van.'' which tha American
lieok company acoeptad for publication
at ft rat reeding, aitd wMoa will aooa be
put on sal lor Introduction la public
school..
"A boa caa hum,
A gnat can fly.
An ant can run.
And I oaa cry.
A do( caa (row),
A bora eaa walk.'
A wolf eaa howl.
And I can talk.
Tha wlad can Wow, ' '
Tha fir can bora.
A brook can now, "
. And I can loam." '
It la by such verat at the, think,
sirs. Eldrldg. that th tap eaa b
bridged In th child ! education between
the llrat mechanical raadlnc work and
the growing aiaoclatloa of printed word,
with thoughts. The child loves th
rhythm and awing ot verse, h says,
therefor b bt mar Interested In simple
vena thao In prose, which makea It
raster (or htm lo aatorlat th thought,
with th word.
Th book dala with various phaaea of
child life In Ita relation to anlmat and
Inanimate objects. What little girl would
want to bar dirty hand, after reading
"Th Morning Bath," which toll, how the
bird, and chicken and cala wash them
selves aa aoon aa the aun ta up and bow
eves the nower an bathed la morning
dewT What boy wou'4 waat bla time
without qualm, of cooadenc after read
ing tha story of "The Clock, how It
tick off the second that grow Into day
ad hours and rear.? Her la on en
titled "Do Work Well:"
Bvery little drop of rain
Haa aosM work to do;
So lias avery plant tlutt grew
8o dear child, have yon.
Things Ilk those can never choos
To da workwtl or Ht.
Tou. my hild, can do sork sell.
If yon oiriy will"
It was th Interest of her ovn two
little sir's In rhyme that l-d -tia. Kt-
drirtg to th wrH.ng of litis volume. Her
husband Is asststsst City attorney ot Baa
Antonio.
Dahlmanites Say -They.
Will Have Big
Train to Baltimore
Dahlman deniecracy will bs represented
at th national convention In Baltimore
by a tralhload el hilarious, dyed-in-the-wool
.upporten of th cowboy mayor and
his political principles. If present plans
carry. Arrangement are being mado to
bold numerous meetings after th first
of February to prepare (or tha trip.
"W will decorate th train," tald
Mayor flat, "lake a commissary coach
along and with about W democrats
we'll advertise Nebraska. W will r-ury
literature deearspUv ( the stata aad of
Omaha."
Demoarats from several parts of the
tat will ha expected lo Join th excur
sionists. It baa been decided that no
boosting will be don by any of them
for Wood row Wilson, whom Mayor Iahl
maa has repudiated. . .
Because they will advertise Nebraska
and Omaha the Dehlman dements will
ark the Omaha Commercial club to chip
in toward paying th xpensa of th
trip. A Ion or twe of Uteratur will be
distributed.
Lincoln's Birthday
Will Be Honored
Th University club haa decided to
make th birthday of Uncoln the occa
sion of lie annual dinner. Just aa th
Omaha club celebrates Washington's
birthday, Th first annual dinner will
therefore bo given on Monday evening,
February 11. at the I'nlveraity cluN of
which members will b duly notified.
Hon. William T. Gurley will deliver th
eddr en that occasion.
Th entertainment committee which
has this In charge would ho Interested
In receiving from those who har any
(uch relics In their poeeesatoa a auto
graph letters, original photographs, docu
ments or any other souvenirs of Abraham
Uncoln. It Is their Intention to hold aa
exhibit In the club room all day Monday
of material of thla kind. Communica
tions concerning thla should be addressed
to Clement Chase, chairman.
Michaelsen a Stop
to Loan Shark Grab
Waldemar arte had sen, city electrician.
Is a member of th On ar e Danish Aid
society aad yesterday wnt oa a. r.Jrsion
of charity to a Danish I truly. This fa-a
lly was ia Bead of money during the
severe cold weather and borrowed Ut
from a lean agent. On thla amount they
agreed to pay K at the end of alx months,
aj they bad don a before, being led
to believe -that such Interest was (air.
Mr. Miebaelsea went t the loan 'shark"
aad stated postttvety ti-al bat H per
cent woaad be paid on the men, which
amounted to ft Instead of fa, The loan
agent agreed to this and promised not to
extort such a rate from the Danish fam
ily again. Mr. atk-htetsea said thla owe
family bad paid ths one loss bureau
bout M la lute rent at a similar rate.
Trains from East
. Delayed by Storm
While western Nebraska and Wyoming
people are basking In Sunshine and work
ing In their shirt sleeves In temperature
ranglug from a to d degrees, those of
central and eastern Iowa are hugging the
stove. .
Advice from Iowa are to Hie effect that
from Fort Dodge eait and eitendlng from
up In Minnesota, almost down to the
Missouri line, th mercury dropped Thurs
day night to from IS to Ss below aero, end
the same kind of weather continues to
day. Over a greater portion of that
country there was a fall last night of
from one to three Inches of snow, that
drifted badly yesterday.
Pasenfer trains from the east an from
on to Ova hour late, while those from
th west an practically on Mm.
J HYMENEAL
Pa X. Paalta and Edward gebraeder
wrer atavrried by Rev. Charles W. Savldg
at hi real dims. Thursday afleraoea at 4
They war accompanied by Miss Myrtle
dark aad Earl Jed era of CaaacU Bluffs.
Makes Profession -
of Joining Army
juioert McCooasb found a way to
tnvel about th ceuntry at th expenss
of the government, but will now have to
answer for . his travels ta the United
Slate commlsstaner. About twa months
ago MeCoombs enlisted at th Omaha
si my recruiting station and was furnished
with transportation to Denver. McOsombs
stayed at Denver a tew days and then
left. About a Booth ago be enlisted at
San Franctam and was furnished wtth
transportation ta Denver strain. Tester
dsy he spptied for enlistment at thy
Oruha etatioi again, but, be was recog
5!si. He trfd to teste fescS this
morning. When bs returned he wae ar
rested by Officer WbeeJer. McCaorah
had never takea t: ath when at Den
ver and the reeruttmg officers bav not
th newer te swear la the .recruits.
CLUB BUYS COURTLAND BEACH
Bod and Gun Member Unanimous
. ..for the Jlew Project.
FINANCIAL SCHEME WORKED OUT
Stsrkasldlagj Members to Pay Ktlp
a la ted Hem and Receive Lata aad
Kreedan from Dees Fifty
Theaeaad Fiaare Maaaed.
Over 300 stockholder, of lb Rod and
Qua club at a .pedal meeting laat night
at the Itome hotel voted unanimously to
buy Courtland beach and tha adjacent
grounds aa a an. for the club.
The property will be secured from the
Crrhthton Really company at a coat of
H.osh Flvs years urns bss been
granted the club to nay fur It.
A scheme was submitted by Frank
Weaver, chairman at the finance commit
tee. which showed how money eould he
raised with which to buy the property.
An entirely new club under a new con
stitution will be formed, unanimous con
sent being given this plan.
The project calls for a: lesst tfe active
member who will pay ISM Into the gen-
eral fund, which will be used tor tha pur.
ehaa of th all and the expense of Im
proving It. With IS or mora charter
member th fund would amount to
ITVW or over, and 60. would be used
for th purchase of the site, Rach stock
holding member will be entitled to per
manent privileges at the club and will be
given a cottag lot on th ground ad
joining the lake front. The dependent
Wmher. of the stockholder's family
would also be exempt from duea at th
club.
Beside the stockholding member, then
will he a special associate membership a
formerly practiced by the club. The
name ot the new organisation may not
be changed although a new constitu
tion will be drawn up.
Avsldlu Old reaatltatlea.
The reason (or the new constitution la
on account of th eld oonetitutioa not
allowing the members to contract a debt
of mora than Jio.ojs. Th new club will
take possession of Ita quarter at Court
land beach on April 1 when the first
PXOM Is paid on the purchase price of
fc'&Qro. According to the terms on June
I another fl.OM la to be paid. July 1. tl.dOO,
July IS, 1.M0; September I, tl.WO; January
1. 11J, fl.MO: January 1. lilt, F5.; Janu
ary 1. u R OW: January Vmt, ";
January L UK. tX.m.
In purchasing the property the club will
not have the revenue from th Ice la the
winter until after July, 1M7. ewlft a.
company now have the Ice cutting rights.
A meeting will be held la the near future
to consider changing the name ot the
club, if K Is so desired end also to ar
range some plan for the distribution of
the lots sa there is evidence that ob
jections will be made by some ot th
stockholding members If they do not get
a choice lot.
Passengers Pounce
. Upon a Pickpocket
J. D. Rogers, Frank Lawaoa and John
F. Mullen wen principal la the enact
ment of wild scenes on a north-bound
Park avenue street car Thursday. They
were at Sixteenth and Chkago when one
ot them aaw a maa attempting ta opea
the porketbooa ot a woman oa the car.
Th three st one attempted to arrest
the fellow and after a struggle managed
te subdue bins. He wae marched to the
police station and te Desk Sergeant Mar
shall said has aam was J. J. Boyd.
TWO MEN KILLED IN WRECK
., NEAR WITTENBURG. MO.
WITTENBERG. Me, Jan. UV-Tao men
were killed Instantly, ene wss injured se
riously, twa others were hurt slightly
sad twe engine and twenty freight can
were demolished when twe FrhMe freight
trains collided, head on, a mile below
this place early todsr. Both traina wen
going almost at full speed 'When the
sccurrsd at a i
the vMlasiealnsi river banks. Chsrte
Beard, engineer at the aerthbeund tnia.
and Oars, the fireman, wen killed.
Mlllbeua. brakemaa of the south see o
traia. we acalded.
ROBBER GETSGEMS; CAUGHT
Forces Mr. Salrito to Yield Val
uable Diamond, by Gun Play.
LIKES UP HUSBAND AND SON
beete at All, Missing Them, da
Making K scape and la Feand
Mldlaa la Flats at Sevea
teeath aad Case
Diamonds valued at KM) had. Just been
forced from' Mrs. Hylvla Salvtte -by a
robber at 1M. North sixteenth street, at
o'clock last night when the woman'a
nusband walked In upon . the . scene.
Backed against the well, he and his wife
aad son. v. A. Montgomery, were shot
at by the rubber la making hla retreat
from the upper ball ot the place. Two of
the bullet narrowly missed Balvlto'i
head. ' i .
The loud reporta brought patrolman
Hudson. With Palvlto he followed the
robber from a' aaluon downstairs Into
which the robber had also fired In ht
anxiety to escape, and located the man
hiding In the Kstabrook flat under con
struction a i seventeenth and Cass street.
Patrolman Hudson took the revolver from
th man and handcuffed him, led htm to
the police station. The chamola .kin
bag containing Mrs BalvHo a Jewel were
then taken from hi pocket.
aya Task Jewel far Iteveage.
The men gve his name as J. B.
Frederick and said that he wa a rail
road man. living at Norfolk, Neb. U
declared he took the Jewelry to avenge
himself for the loss of a watch Which
Mrs. Bait Ita had taken from him. A
pawn ticket In hi possession showed
that the .watch he spoke of la at th
American loan office.
Fredericks went to ths Balvlto rooming
house Wedngsday night and secured a
room.. When, he returned lan night,
Mrs, Falvlto and her son. who operates
ths rooming house, thought he hsd come
In to retire. Montgomery waa at tha
stove In the rooming house office punch
ing the (Ire. when the man walked In.
' Mrs. Salvlto. who waa there on a visit.
wa seated In a chair nearby. "'Give
me your poeketbook," demanded Feeder-1
tcks. Mrs, falvlto thrair out her bands
and said she hN no poeketbook.
"It's In your waist then. Olve It
to me." To emphasise the demand
Fredericks Jerked forth revolver, and
leveled It at the woman. Mrs. Balvlto
Immediately compiled, ; .....
aaeata at aalvlta.
Afhea th son raised from his stooping
postun In front of th stove. Fredericks
pointed the gun at him with the demand
that he stand back against the walL
Then Salvlto came up the stair nd
walked directly la front of Frederick
before he saw the gun. He also wss
made to back against the wall and the
robber showed his determination by
shooting directly at his head.
Turning shout, Fredericks nn down
stair. Ha opened the rear door of th
saloon below and emptied the remaining
cartridges from hi revolver aa h wa
leaving.
Mrs. Falvito won diamond earrings
and a valuable diamond brooch which
Fredericks did not take. The chamola
skin bag that ha made her give him coa
ts toed five diamond ring and twe pain
of cuff buttons. On pair cuff buttons
wss mad of KM gold niece.
Mr. Sal vita formerly waa Miss Georgia
K steer. She Hves at TU North Four
teenth street.
The boHc d not believe that Fred
ericks t a crook. He was drunk when
he entered the he use. He waa recently
released frotn th hospital, where he had
beea all summer as the result ot ah acci
dent la a railway wreck last spring. In
pouca court Frederick, said he did not
know he had tha Jewels or that he bad
entered the house until told of it this
morning. He claim the last thing he
remembered waa eating dinner yesterday
noon and knew nothing until he awoke
this merntna: In Jail. Re pleaded Sot
guilty to a charge of grand larceny and
robbery and was bound ever to the dis
trict court.
A "3000 Pair" Pants Sale
Palace bought 3000 pairs of Men's Pants
at it's OWN idea of a price-
bought 'em cheap enoul
spring a SENSAT
s v r uaa aj yi i.Tj,ii k m, uiivo.
a price V i J
"Saturday
"Hi:J mm
Trfr mm
IV ft '
Cohen, Goldman Co., of 4th and Broadway, X. Y., who
"set the pace for all America on pants," nave seen fit to dispose '
of their ENTIRE end-of-the-aeason stocks, surplus lines, house and
road samples, etc.. at THIRTY-THREE AND A THIRD CENTS OX -THE
DOLLAR, and the "Palace" was the lucky buyer.
Palace says ''"lucky" because Cohen-Goldman trousers are In
imitable at ANY price; at two-thirds reduction they are simply III
RESISTIBLE. The 3,000 pairs on special sale here Saturday Include
every si:e from 30 to 53 waist; include patterns that proved best
"sellers" during the season Just passing, and the mere fact that
"Cohen-Goldman" MADE them, insures "class" and plenty of style.
Men's Pants worth up to QQ
$1.50 pair are going at pair w v W
rfasaaWsaaasaatsttaaaa
Men's Pants, worth up to 2CI
$2.50, in this sale at pair
ajnapjMWMJsnrn1a
Men's Pants that always
bring to $3, are here at pr. A vir C
Men's Pants of the usual t Qfi
up to $3.50 grade, here at A 5 O
Men's Pants, worth as O A O
eahWaVVhAmVV-a
much as $4, are included
Men's Pants America's
very classiest kinds that usually bring
to $5.00-now at, per pair only .......
2.98
These are FAR bet
ter pants than
those generally of
fered in ".ties". The
Cohen Goldman grade
ia invincible always.
I H clothing company I
eTe4)JMuj
CLOTHING COMPANY
COKJ4 & DOUGLAS.
TURKS LOSEJffiRCE BATTLE
Large Fart' Attack . Column of
Italian. Hear Tripoli.
FRENCH STEAMSHIP IS SEIZED
Itallaa Office Sara that Saaaosed
Jtrt t rees Serves ee Bear are
Tsrklsh Officers a
Olsaalse.
TRIPOLI. Jan. 1.-A terrific attack vraa
mads yesterdsy by a large body of Turks
and Arab on an Italian column, which
waa on the march, about ten mile, from
the town of Tripoli. - '
Tv.. iiaiian tranna. which consisted of
detachments of all arm, left Tripoli early
In the morning on the way lo Ohlrgarisn.
a raall oaa Is situated about trn miles
alone the coa.t to the west of the -town
nA tmrmiuutMl hv a number of mud
forts, which hitherto had flvea shelter
to Arab Irregulars.
8uddrnly, as the soldiers wr marching
along the road, which runs parallel to
tha coast, they were attacked by a large
force ef Turks and Arabs. The Italians
inn-Ktiiiv tank un Dosltioa and threw
up field entrenchments. The enemy con
tinued Its attacka through the day. but
finally retired.
Detatla ot the losses have not been re-
ported.
Tarha Retreat ta Desert,
A ft Mr the Italian army, which Included
three battalion, of line Infantry, a bat
talion of grenadiers, two batteries or ar
inu.rv ta-o sausdron of - cavalry and
other details, had taken up position after
tha flrrt onslaught by the tutus in in
ndnlty1 of Uhlrgartsh, a galling Ore waa
poured In on them,
eh. Ttif-ka and Ar.ih who were In con
siderable strength, were under cover In
th brush ot ths oaa!.
Artillery fir from th Italian bat
teriea caueea the enemr to withdraw for
a tin, hi. the returned later with
heavy 'reinforcement and .ucccedcd In
turning tbe Italian right.
Th llallan commander .iicoeeoea in
rallying bis forces and after aeveral
hours' fighting th Turk finally re
treated to th desert
K reach Vessel Seise.
n-via r.n is Italian destroyer to
day seised th rrencn steamer staaouoa, j
Douna to Tunis arms Mi - ,
The afanoube la a mall boat be.or.ging
ta th French una. It waa earrytng
ninety-Bine passengers. Including twen
tv.nine Turkish nurse, belonging to tbe
coiaapny of the Re Cross, which has
left Harseliya Wednesday and reached
her yea'rrday and la due at Alexandria
January It -
Trinidad Woman
Shot by Burglar
TRINIDAD, Cole.. Jan. It-Mr
George & Plercy, wife of the cashier of
tha Colorado Supply oomsany store at
Segundo, west of this city, wa shot In
the bsck and probably fatally wounded
last night by an unidentified man who
was attempting te rob the More. The
robber, la turn, waa shot and hilled by
Earl Tucker, city marshal of Valdes. a
camp one mile south of Sea-undo.
ToCet
Its Beneficial Effects
Always Buy the Genuine
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&.X(Rof$EllfA
Sold by ell leading
Druwists
OneSize Only, 504 o Bottle ,
Relieves
Backache
Sloan a Liniment is a great rem
edy for backache. It penetrates
and relieves the pain instantly.
SLOANS
LINIMENT
ia also good for sciatica.
Mr. narcna Korstas, of Whtttler,
Csllf writes: "I had n; hack hart la
theBoersmr. I tried all Vlads of dene
without sneaa. Twe weeks age I ft a
soul, ef Sloaa'e IJalswiU le try. The
Irst appneattoa eaassd tnrtaat ralisf."
etHSTJ inlin. tiaa ,. !..
Dr. Eirl S. Sloan . Boston, Mass.
In the papers ef Hems being
burned ur entered by Burglars,
which means a loss of valuables
to the owners.
Den t risk vr valuable In
this way a Safe Deposit Bni in
our Fire and - Burglar Proof
Vault ia the .ur way te avoid
the risk.
The cost Is front S3. upwarda
yearly.
Omaha safe Heaeslt Csapaar,
See the loretlens offered today,
atreet Level Eat rear a Vaalt.
lsi ran-iAM street.
SAGE TEA DARKENS THE HAIR AND
RESTORES COLOR TO
HAR
the
asm object aa the lie Crnes so
ciety.
The steamship officer declare that
he vessel wa not carrying contraband
r kiiwL in anlte ct this the 'vessel
wsa arrested and takea to Cagtlarl In
Sardinia.
vk. Italian arfieers who effected the
sehntre of the Masouba professed to be
Uev that Turkish officer, were en board
daatfsrd a aurvea.
Itallaa destroyers also stooped and
searched the Oermaa steamer Srhleswig
th North Oermaa Uora uae. wnicn
aaeeal thaeared with Harder.
FORT WORTH. Tex.. Jan. r.-J. R
8ned ss tceay mdu-t-4. charged wtth
tt-9 fbttrder of A. ti. itevee, sr., and his
trial was set for January 9.. Kneed,
whose wife eeoped with A. O. Bovee. Jr..
te Winnipeg ta Novemoer, ahot and ail ed
th (athar oa Jaauary u.
Cures Dandruffa Stops the Hair
from Falling Out and
Makes It Grow.
There la nothing new about th idea
of usiagr aaga for restoring the color ef
the hair. Our areat-grendmothers kept
their locks soft, dark and glossy by
astng a "sag tea." Whenever their
hair fell ant ar took aa a dull, faded ar
trakd aswearanca they mad a hr
cf aaca Isavaa aad applied It ta thetr
hair, with auuaeifulr beneficial eft art.
Nowadays wa aoa't have to resort te
M-ttma, Urnums taMthods at amtherlag
ths herbs and making th haa. This
dene by ckllhhal chemists better than
could da It ourselves, sad all we have ta
da I t call for th ready-mad prodftrl.
wyeth's Sag and Sulphur Hah- Rem
edy, containing aag. In th proper
strength, wtth tbe addition ot sulphur,
soother Id-tlms scalp remedy.
The manufacturer ef this remedy
authorise druggists to sell It under guar
antee that the money wul a refunded
If It fall lo do exactly as represented.
Doe't aeglect your hair. Get botti
af Wyeth's Bag and Sulphur today, and
notice th difference after a few da: a'
This areearatloa t offered te th anblla
at fifty cent, a bottle, ard la recom
ind and sold by all druggists,
Sherman a: hleConnell Drug C., Cor.
Mth and Dodge, Cor lath and Harway.
Or Mth and Kama as. -- North lath
I St, Loyal HotaL
EISTULA-Piy When CURED
TT51arvar
I B IT q aSta. Ail K octal jjueases cored withoat a surgical Bk
I I lial BBat eperatioa. No Chtorolorm, Ether or other rco-j
arsa, am am -aase- --.- evai aswasineitc aseo. vvnauuanrutiuy
tolas a LIFE-TIME. aTiXAjiiSATvo-i r;t.
W wcrrs roa book or rtLts and rectal diseases with testimonial
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ta