THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. JANUARY 27. 1912.
318-320
.as
S o uth 16 th. St.
Goats
J A A V s-A VVWs WAA W V A
Our Hie!h Class
Opens Saturday Morning at 8 o'clock
Don't be confused by department store sales be here
at this exclusive store. A bona fide clearance sale of Orkin
J .Bros, high class garments and not goods bought for sales. This will be the
'P 1 f -.1 - . rr 1 t 1 11 f 1 i't 1 " r
greatest sale 01 tne season as it oners a wonaenui couecuonoi Deauuiui ana
pi actual v,uaior ai memo iui vwi jf ucvasiuiii ui viviuu,guvwkui uiuiunn.
The materials are Imported Bread
cloths,. Imported Mixtures, French
Serge, Fancy Polo Cloths, White
Pole Cloths, Sealettes, Plushes, Etc.
OVER 1,000 GOATS
to choose from sold at
$35, $39.50, $45 and $50,
. On sale Saturday, at ........ ;
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FJor the
WUMLiN
MIDWAY JURKMNOT AGREE
Cratchfield 6 1 Broomfield Again
Tried or Violating liquor Law.
THUS m013 DO KOI APFIAR
V. rui th Bx Jas Orsere th
lilt la Secure Throe Mea
Umm Imh lynllim ,
la Cart Noam.
' After belag out for over two hour. th
Jury In th. cas of Jack Hro.mri.ld ana
fWIMem Crutchfle'd. charged with selling
liquor at th Midway after th. prescribed
hour, reportnl at l:l,rtruay att.rnoon
pat U oouid not air.
Tli la la th aecood jury tht lia. heard
he Midway case and failed I. agree,
k ess ni probably Row ba dropped.
VkiD th. Jury aa called by Judg
Toaur It waa round that ttiree man wr
kating. Tb.y . r Thomas Redmond, J.
B. Robertson and T. C. ttlmpaoa. Court
jofflrsr Glorer ss la.truetad ta lct
ikre .tb.r Juror, from anwn th snec
kstors la th. court room. II. chess C. U,
jFwttw. U. Kohn and C. K Uv.r. Th.
faithful thraa Juror, ar i. B. Reynold..
yr. U Chsmbere and' John McDonald.
, Th. atata put three witnesses on th.
Hand while th defene did not Introduce
any teatrmosy. Walter Hangar waa th
tint artine and ba toid ( sunrhtalng
two drink, ot whisky at th. Midway,
January a.
i Chief Deputy W. A. Footer corroborated
th atory told ky Hanaar. H. aald ha
goun a tub full ot bjet aa th anond
f!or and alao r.ral bottle, of whisky
land tin at the bar. Ha took eom bear,
whktky and (In a. evtd.no. Sheriff Me
Chan aald h did not e Jack Broom-
field oa to aacuad floor, but that he
u ta chart ot the tint floor where the
aarabllns wa ta progress. He .Imply eor
roboratcd tb. testimony of th. other
Boy Scout Founder
is Coming to Omaha
Lieutenant General air Robert Bi den
Powell, found of tba Boy Scout will
Mop In Omaha ok kla American lour, and
rraniianta ar already under way (to
entertain him her. Baden-IT.I ar
rlve In A merle, from England n Jan
uary , and he will a In Omaha on
Wednesday, February at. On that day h
will take lunch with the Commercial club.
tn the aftwnooa hd will apeak to scouts
and their parent, and In - the evenlnc a
publle addre will ba glvea. He can
under th auaptea of th local ecout
council and I'emn-ercurl club.
From Our Near Neighbors
Don't worry about Mixes;
we. will guarantee that
any size from 30 to 52
waist is somewhere
among th unaerpriced
lot of trousers offered in
tomorrow's final clearance.
CLOTHING COMPANY
C0R.a & DOUGLAS.
Pants Sale Again Saturday
The final endsthe short tots the total remain- v
ing quantities left here from last Saturday's un
. . paralleled selling have been held over for a
Final Sensational Special
If you're posted on clothing events you'll remember our sensational sell
in; last Saturday, where we sold a large part of the 3,000 pairs of trousers pur.
- . chased by us at 33o on the dollar from a New York maker whose name has
been identified with "America's Finest Trousers" for years. Saturday we re.
peat the inducements; price for price; value for value; all sizes; all styles; ail '
materials; priced as per following:
Bays Pants worth
up to $1.50 a pair
111
Bays Pants worth
up to $3.50 a pair
Buys Pants worth
up to $2.50 a pair
Bays Pants worth
up to $4.00 a pair
, Bays Pants worth
up to $3.00 a pair
Buys Pants worth
up ta$5.0Q a pair
. In BU addre. to th Jury. A. 8. Ritchie.
avetlnf aa th attaraejr for th defrnat,
aald the Mat had failed ta anna that
Icruteb field and Brcomfleid were runntat
ta place that nl.ht He aald that the
'keanae treated th two men on trial.
joaeand only a pace ef Wa feet oa tbe
flret floor, and that the katror wa. told
Ua the Mtd fioer, whkh wa. not cor
red by tba Uceate. .
Corn Receipts Ample
to Meet Contracts
Omaha fain man atat. that oarn re
ceipt! hav. been heavy enough thle week
to fill their January contract, and that
their only troukl sow ta to tat ear
for train awaltlnt ahlpmeat from . the
oountry. Recipta wer light durln th.
oold weather, and ' for a tlm it waa
feared that the Omaha Internet, would
be aertouely embarraeaad by Inability t.
make January dellverlef.
Irrlaa-taa.
Oeort. Freeman ipent Sunday after
aooa at Omaba.
Mm, J. M. Andereon haa Juat returned
kama after a abort vlntt.
Mla riorenre Richard, wag th tueat
ot Mia Mantle Wood duoaajr.
Ml. Mlntrva' Krat ka returned to
acbool again, after a bait year . abnc.
William Henry HIntnwIretch of Irrlnt-
ton died BuMay after aa nine of eleven
week. During part ot Ihla time he waa
n Inmate of the Swedish Mlaeloa hoe-
pltaK where he died. H waa bora In
bcatur county, Iowa. September M, U9l
Mr. J. P. Chfnaworth of Florence, who
haa been living with her daughter, Mr.
M. J. Carnahan. for th. laat foarteea
year, died Hunday morning. Her maldea
name w.. Clarleea Footer. lh wa. bora
In Campbell county, Kentucky, June It,
lMt he leave, five chlldren-Mra, M.
J. Carnahan of Florence, Mr. Bell.
Lewi, of Shannon City, la.; F. (.'. rhena
wortk of 8eco, Mont; a R. Dolem of
B.rr. Mont., and A. B. Chen. worth ot
Bbaaaoa Cluv la.
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES TO .
JOIN IN MISSON SERVICES
Th federation of 'th Miatlooary 6
etlea at th Chrhul.n charehei of
Oeoaha. Hooth Omaha. Council Bluff, and
jlmnctoa wllr'mert In tb Flret ChrMUaa
nrek of 8outh Omaha.' January 3k
Uanckeon will k Mrved at U o'clock,
lead th tollewlaa; program prill Basin at
1 clock.
Hymn AU Hall the Power ot Je.ua'
Kama.
Jayer
Mr. Nathan Johnfon, Houth Omaha.
)vodonal
Mr. H. J. Bradford. Council Bluff. '
paetneae
RVorta of eeeretary and treasurer.
Rail call and report of societies.
Fyr
dare, J, S. William. North Bid Christian.
Hymn
Addre Th Buprrm Motlv for Scr-
yloe
aire Ullua R. Harford. Omaha.
Music , ..,
penned South Omaha High ecnooi chonia.
Mis. Knla M. Eaaor. Cosdertor.
Uenedictioa
llee. 11 J. Kiracaatetn. -
ataat Vs'astaerfwf Hrallagv
' After osfferlag. asanr years wltk a
or. Aao King. Port Byron. K. T . wa.
cored .by : Bucklen . Arnica Salve, sc
Vr ami by Bealoa Drug; Ca. -
. . . -. . -
Leuenerberg attended th. danr at Papll
llon last Friday .vening.
Mlasea Amanda and Auguata Keleon.
who ateendo btstneee college at Omaha,
were at horn Saturday and Bunday.
Mr. Oaora Pailon gave a party but
Monday In honor ef her birthday anni
versary. Mr. Gallagher ot Booth Omaha
wa. on of th guMts.
waa aa Omaha
war
and Mrs,
th
RAILROAD MAN LOSES
OUT ON BOTH HIS JOBS
fa closely are the ratlroado adhering to
tba age limit in employing men that It la
practically Impossible for man peat at
years to secure employment Is the oper
ating and traffic department! . And then
era a mad that are holding mor firmly
to tb K-year rale lhaa the Northwestern
and Rock Island. '., t- t
At Mason City. la., the other day, an
agent of tba Hock Island, who had been
with that company almost twenty year
and had been a faithful employe, con
eluded to chant over to the Northwest
ern. H tot tn sew place at an to creased
alary and waa at woaa, Hewevar, tb
application bad been only casually looked
ver In th Chicago office. Whea the
thorough exammatloa wa mad It waa
discovered that the man waa nearer at
than year. He wa relectod for tht.
reaaca and whea ha went keck to the
Rick Island a few days later ha waa
told that there wa nothing tor htm, aa
b a as pat year, th ac limit far
giving men employment 1
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS .
H. R Roblnao. a pramlnent real aetata
dealer od Columbus, I. la Omaha.
Mlbw C Jon ef Psru, accompanied
ky hi. wife. Is .pending tew say. la
Omaha.
J. Scherarti of Lexington. Keev, well
know rattle man and ahlpper, I la
Omaba oa l esirm v a
W. K Wrrka and O. B. Winters, .pe
dal (xamlner tor the lateretatk Com
merae commteeSoaere, are in Omaha en
route to Denver.
J. H. MIetiaH at Ornaa Range. Moat, b
a prominent western atockmaa who la
spending a tew days kef. Mr. Michael
l.as uet aoM a terse ahlpmeat at cattle.
C. W. Conkltnt. a prominent Tekamah
banker, wa In Omaha far a few boars
rld.r vlsnuia fr lends. Mr. ConHtng la
on hia way boos frees Cklhuee.ua, Mexico.
A. H. Borwalt, manager ef tn National
Envelop company, and Major H. D. Bow-
key of the same concern, ere In Omaha to
start neawtnuiona wit snerai local print
mg firms.
W. 11. Murray, assistant geerecal pas.
emcer agent of the I'rrton Pacific, has
gone oa a tear ac the com panic.' eastern
aaencies. While abeeal h wlfl visit
very rnlea Padflc agency la the cen
tral and eastern states, goinar aa far
eaalaatoa.
P. Mangold returned from Denver Mon.
day.
Mrs. F. C. Kennedy spent Tuesday la
Omaha. ,
Twin boy. were born to Mr.
Fred Me Frtdey.
Wayland Mage wa. bom from
at Farm orar Sunday.
Mrs. Lewi and Mr. Collin waa .hop
ping ta Fremont Wednesday.
Tbe run oMb from her Is ereotlns a
hunting loos oa th Piatt rtvr.
Mr C. Coilen and Ml Gertrud In'-
gram were Omaha visitor Monday
A alelahlng party drove out to F. Ohrts
Tuesday aiurnooK returning Utter la the
eveeUaa.
Mra. Charlea Will cama ont from
Omaha ftatuntay te stay with Mrs. Age
while ah la III.
Mr. and lira Qeorte McDonald at Nor
folk arrived Tueertay evening for a abort
visit wltk A. J. McDonald. ,
ArUaataa.
Frank Reynold. Jr.
visitor on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. O A. Marshall
Omaha visitor on Tuaaday.
Miss Myrtle McKtbhen, clerk at th
postofflce, wu off duty last week ok
aecount of atcan. . "
from a heepltal at Omaha where a
ka been laalug tptaUueat
Claud Morlee returaa tax wlr ew
Waterloo, la., where ha red heee visli.
tug his brother, Harvey Morley.
The drerlr I maklna- excellent hall
way In straightening the KJKhorn river.
It la n earing the Douglas oeunty line.
Ueel Johnson dted Bondav a the age of
year. He came ta thle Munirv in
UGa. A widow and Mi hlldra aurvlva
O. R Park.nlna1. who waa formarlv an
aperator at the depot here, but now In
Omslit, waa visiting frienue her Busday.
Mr. and Mra. K. P. White of Beatrice
rived tn tewn Monday and have com.
need heusekeeauis In the im.ii.
Rickmeyer houa .n fieventk s treat ,
Herman Orlssalmaa returned last week
W. C. Brawn left foe Tb.nv.p i...
atnrday. He will go from there to
Malvern. Ark., to work fr a railroad
contractor. . , . .
Revolt in Mexico '
Awakens Country
to Its Possibilities
C W. Conkltnt. promkient banker of
Tekamah. who tr tbe last few months
aa hoe la Mexico near Chihuahua ex
amining soma of his mlninf properties.
s ta Omaha Friday morning visiting
for a few boar with Ross I Hammond,
and h aays that tbe recant Mexican up
rising has awakened an taUreat la that
oountry that could sot bar been aroused
la any other way.
"The trouM hag quieted down and In
most parts ot th couatry verythmg I
at pose. - Interest Is reviving In buji-
, affairs, and Americans by th hun
dreds r rocking down Into tba rich
mining regions. Th mining resources
ar la snoat caa. la th ban da ot Amer
icana, and they are making th most ot
theml Agrlcuirur la rapidly developing
I th rich country will b no longer
the land of lasy asnors and senorttas.
Th revolutloa ha don much for tn
oountry, for It has awakened ft, and that
la what It seeded. From what I can learn
the present admlntstratkoa at likely to
stay In power, and th confidence ot the
people is rapidly returning. Mexico hi
such' grand place that I often wish It
waa part ot our wn country.".
aralldlaar Pwemlts.
P. Jaesbeea. tai south Thirty-fifth ave
nue, fram dwelling. II. M); K. Brown,
cement oiock gan&ge. Uov:
Wll south BlxteeB.4. alone
drove Wharton t'enstruc-
frm
VtU Em
C. rt
building.
mvjn.
g. H I
TaUey. J
I-awreac Cor returned Wedfltedar
from an extended business trip la th
est ...
C. B, Ntehol waa called to Omaha
Wednesday aa aecount ot th Illaees of
hss Bewher.
Th Valhnr Castle It oval Highlanders
held Its Installation of officer Wednes
day evening la Kukharda bail.
Mrs. C. a Mcaola wont to Omaha
Tuarday la aaeiet In caring for Mr. Nich
ols mother at the bom of Oeorg Hilt
Tba rverumr martins? at the Woman's
ejub will be held Pride r afternoon at the
home of Mrs. W. ft Sddy. Parttmentary
drill aad domestic adene will b th
pregreja tor th afteraooaZ
The regular meeting of the Woman'
Muawonary society ot th Presbrienea
church, waa held at the horn of Mr.
Ingram Thursday afternoon. Th society
xpecta to send a box of clothing to th
City sn lesion la Omaha this week. -
Th Millard Higk school girl' team and
tke Mead High school boy- team met
the Valley High school team in ne.net
bl at th Valley Opera house Saturday
evening. The eroreo were: Girl, 1. to 3
In favor ot the Valley girl and U to B
m favor ot the Meed boy.
lion company, few Corby, frame dwelling,
8,000; M. F. Jensen, Fortieth snd Ida-
rum dwelling. vi: J P. Bhae, das Wirt
fram dwelling, UW: Pater Petersen, tea
South Twentieth avenue, repair to fram
dwelling, .
Perwistsnt Advertising hi the Road
Big Returns.
to
Miliars!.
Mra I' M. Thomreoa ot Omaba wa a
Millard visitor Monday.
Mrs, Baldwin and laughter, Ruth, vis
ited in Oasaha Saturday.
Prof. WVksand spent ftatarday aad Busv
dar at his home In Valley.
Mia Frieda Hoteteln. who ntlbnd
school at Omaha, wa. boms over Sunday.
Mrs. Karar of Omaha visited eeveral
. VMk with (HeeMla eiul mI.IIvh
bere.
Mr. Fossler visited from Thursday to i
Saturday of last week with friends at:
Council Bluff.. , I
Mrs. Okrts Hoist - n and daughter, wn- ;
heimina. vtettid -a'.lvee at Pa pillion I
Sunday etfteruoon. 1
Misses Msraaret tderi and Hslda Dager-'
ma nattend.4 tb dttc at Pasiluoa I
kvrt Friday evening. -
Henry id sl and Mawry
gxssaUa
aad raffeea
Peroeoaoh
$1.50
Ptae TaO.
ored aad
Uagerle
' Waists,
50c
The Famous
16TH AND FARNAM
ad Ptoe Or IXeOrerey s aad
lOo Ban.
Last Call on All Winter
COATS and SUITS
-' Choice el my cut ii lit (tore
2.95-$5-$10
T 1 . t A OetAAA
. , . f - Acgai vauuea up so aoo.trV. . - ',
Choice oi Any Suit In the Store, SIO
. Saturday Only-
Fifty New Spring Serge Suits, in black and
navy, in all ais, fined with Skinner satin,
real $20.00 suits, for.
'"-!
Choiotj of 100 Skirts, values up to $7.50,
for.i.t
$10
2.50
scnooLs.
i
THIS IS A GOOD TIME TO ENTER '
Bellevue College
Second Semster Opens January 29th, 1912.
, Courses Adapted to the Needs of AIL
BELLEVUE COLLEGE
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Constituting
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Located In Omaha's moat beautiful guburb. -Th.
kdvanUsi of tbe city, combined with th. aafatr and quiet
' of the country. . .
STRONG FACULTY OP TWENTY PROFESSORS '
Representing Harvard, John Hopkins, Columbia, Princeton, Chicago,
Wisconsin, Iowa, Lelpglc, Edinburgh aad Oxford.
Thorough preparation for a
BUSINESS CAREER ,
Graduates of the College and Normal School
GRANTED STATE CERTIFICATES
on the same baala as graduates of th State University.
THE GROUP SYSTEM
enables the student to make the most direct preparation for the
' PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL IN LAW, MEDICINE,'
THEOLOGY, ENGINEERING, ETC.
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SUCCESSFUL ATHLETIC, DEBATING, ORATORY
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Philadelphia HaU for boys and Lowrle Hall for girls ot High Bcffool
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Expenses moderate, scholarships for Honor Students.
- Send for free Catalogues' and Bulletin. Phone Bellevue 10.
Sotna Practical Courses
Not Found EJsawnor f
D9 Moines,
.Iowa
beat ot mo Sj V . S&EZ
rekeaavy aotk .ViSiiH
fllUlH rlllll rr T HTirTrrr1
J-J steetsl eoerses te sll
evades of relies work. Including tbe t'Lsssieai,
KctaoCflcetttl kaetseerlQS. E:eetrri Raalaesr
tns aad Msrhsnlcil Eegtaesrlag Coane.
Neraal aad Preparatorr Comes
keclaalair as alvaeosa tlsiisi wtq se snail
Me. B an onsl. PrisisiTTrauihuisne Frepar
aMT sasieet. riftt irlU trs aialatslnr. I all
"Wacaj rewired r aor graea ef eeru scale.
Pbaemarw sectaaias as. advaaeeS stoaeats
' IU seaassliuut a bota the rere
Bsrra.e.ea.tamueesrs'Crees ta raar
suev. Tela hike best B ef the rear osier
Ik Spatial lev ceanM at Paaraaaey.
if voe are tan isilnilhiaayef theomiises
sveli si tafornsj uje relauve to muses efferea.
Practical SWt ltiaeri-t Ctwrsts
XeerelaeaesvnimerasalaeS ta theeae-vear
Steais. Kleeuleal. slerasaleat Dmeta. s ckla
bts' ss SaKHDoene keeaaaiets' Coanea. Alee
ta tke twelve week's steen sa Gee Trsi Hs Ea
giamriag. AametoOUs aa fees aSsta rnei
Msik an. Orxlory trr-lt,T,
asssr tse euesea la Unto se. Oraurr nrsrocai
H wail as at tke eiguuuaf at a sceeel year.
fafnatirriil Courses cissm wm se
xessascToaj uoM m tae see-
aeasOoarna Stnruias aal Trpewnuac. s.
"r " -t Tilinank mines
neg stove, ro shoal vrtas foe caiamsse ul
ermennoaaasm aaJesjeaaa. .tax eoerse is eiuc
a a LONGWDi, Pros, HsgMasJ TmA Collesw, DES MOINES, tOWA
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