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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1912)
2 SHORT LIKE TO THE GULF if Sampeck Overcoats Now jTTy Young men! Here's real overcoat class at a price greatly lower thau it should 1m1 we lmve cut the cos-t down to a minimum; but the Sampeck style, clever ness and originality remain unaltered. The Imperial a big, luxurious coat, fit for auy weather, has a reversible collar that does STAY PU T and '- --H pltl-i-r way ym wear it. $ The Chesterfield-a dressy, gentlemanly model whien i..Ms hm it to any oce::ion mid is very popular this season. Either style in rich mixtures of brown and gray. You have wanted a Sam peck overcoat this is your o; lortnnity to secure one drop in tomorrow and slip on a few S15 QRTOVft mnn Ml 1518-20 Farnam Street. Bock Island Plan to Cat Distance in ' Southern Trip. CAPITALIST TO BUILD MA1KET Offer Ma to Mar Haaaa of Oea Molars that Mar Prove Solatloa f Big Prohlesa .Iffeettaa ( llr' Iatereete. tKrnm a Staff Correspondent- : DKS MOIXES. Feb. S-tSpeeial Tele- ; gram. Construction of the new Uork i iKlend line from lies Alolnea to Allerton ia to b followed by th extension of that , lino south through Jefferson City. Mo., i thence to connect with the St. Louts , Kansas City line of the aame road, and : then on aouth to reach the gulf. . , Ihla will live the Rock Island the tliort , line from the twin cities to the gulf when the Panama canal la opened. Den Mo'.nes will be the moat Important Intermediate ! oily. This ia the plan of the Rock Island KEBELS ATTACK CHIHUAHUA JAIL (Continued from First Fate.) eurrence of conditions that prevailed on the American aide in the battle of Jaurex. He asks the president to notify the Mex ican govern men: not to fire across the border. 'Mir advices." say Governor Colquitt in hia messag to the president. "Indi cate eerinus disturbances at Jaurea, op posite El Paso. I have dirbanded tha extra force aa per your suggestion. I ark that you have direction to tha War de- i Mrtir.ent 10 protect the citltena of Texas ' front the firing' of Mexican bandits across the border. "1 ask tltat you give notice to the mutineers and Mexican govern ment that they must not (hoot Into Kl Haw aa they did at the latt battle ot Jaurex. "If necessary I will take dranllo steps lo prevent this recurrence. Please advise me'' W. S. Clayton, president of the El Paso t'tmmne? of Commerce, hss telegraphed Governor Colc.ultt, asking fur protection unil describing conditions there as serious. Onl e (tUISIKS" That u Illative arrorr, Qumia. liook for the sis-nature of K. W. Drove, lead the world over to euro a oold ia aa day. S Pore Liquors for the Home Aa ounce l p oven t Ion la worth a pound of cur. At thla time ef tn year, weather conditions ara uch that it la an easy matter to contract co'd, grlpp or pneumonia. . To prevent aertom. Illneaa no horn hoiild be without a bottle ot gnou Rock and It). Taken Judiciously, It I the very beat horn remedy, and le far better fur the cnrlna of void than nil patent rough medicines. Til's theory has been endorsed by many of Uoialia leading phyaU'lana. FOR SATURDAY ONLY Crystallised Rock and Rye, worth l.s Tee Pur Rye ail Rock candy, mixed, per oottle, worth $1, Tao Lemon, Jiuesuple Orang, lloarhound Hock and Rye. per . not tie Old Kentucky Com Whiskey, 100 proof, full quarts, worth 11.1. at a . OPP A aampla bottle of our fin a Dirp I 1 Tokay Vina with every purchase r wCC I THE STORE FOR LADIES f , a it cents nunc snxjLaa'a, if am aa rood." ' ' r ' raoaOT stUTiar ro a parti or m oitt. KBa IIILLER LIQUOR CO. "m""'" Cotton Broker Commits Suicide XEW ORLEANS, Feb. I.-Immedlatery after the announcement on the floo.- of Ui New Orleans Cotton exchange at noon today that Charles X. Klnley. ment ber of th cotton brokerage firm of Fin ley Simpson, had committed suicide, new of tiie failure of the firm wax given out. This Is the second failure in two days among membership of th local ex chance, both ot which ar generally at tributed to the sensational rise In the price of futures. i aystcm according lo reports in local rail road circles. j , j May Ralld Market Jlaaa. J By offering to advance at least IW.IM for tha construction of a market house Ion the alte of the: old .city hall, pro vided the city pays the first $1.0M of the total amount involved from the general j fund in 113, a Des Motnea capitalist may provide the solution ot the market house problem for the cttv. The proposition ! was made to Mayor James R. Hants and reported by him to the council. Uolllver's Bxeatatlsa. The soldiers' tag exemption of tl.SOO provided for by Jhe hut legislature must he uken pro rata from all classes of property owned by him and cannot be deducted entirely from any on class of property, according to a ruling made- tills morning by Special Counsel Leo of the (tat department ct Justice. Mr. holds that th pro rata shall be on the basis of th percentage which the amount ot th. exemption bean to th total value of h property subject to taxation. Seventh District Cavallea. Tha republican congressional committee of th Seventh district met tonight and caJUd' the district convention to be held her on March I, when two delegate will b selected to attend th republican na- tlonal convention. ! Saturday you should visit this store Unusual values in men 's superior made suits and overcoats awaits you. These are not the sort of V garments made for sale purposes. Only a few days left to secure B. K. & Co. Clothing . .i at tnese reaucuons s3gq&? , Overcoats flS.OO and $20.00 values now . . .$14.50 $22.50 and $2.1.00 values now . . .$18.50 $2S.O0 and '$30.00 values now . . .$22.50 $32.00 and $40.00 values now . . .$25.00 Suits $15.00 and $18.00 values now . . .$12.50 $20.00 and $22.00 values now . . .$14.50 $25.00 and $28.00 values now . . .$18.50 $30.00 and $40.00 values now . . .$24.50 R. S. Wilcox, Mgr. BroyningrKing &C 15th and Douglas DEATH JRECORD. tieara II. Monro. DAYTON A. Kia., Feb. t-deorga II. I Munroe of Jollct, 111., tresrurer of the ! I jkes-to-lhe-Ouir reep Waterways aaao I elation, former Illinois state senator and one of th largest orsuge grower In ' Florida, dropped dead last night In th i bath xuom .ot hi winter horn here. Apoplexy la given a the cause. M. K. Waldravea. OKLAHOMA CITY. Okt., Feb. t-M E Waldraven, flrat mayor of Denver. Colo.. la dead her. II cam to Oklahoma at ' th opening In UM and had alnce been a j farmer In Oklahoma county. 'Mr. Wald ; raven wa th flrat fir chief of Memphis and wax In th confederate army. Mrs. Maraaret Clalrk. I MASON CITY, la., Feb. I. -Mrs. Mar i garet Quick, th mother ot Herbert Quick. , th author, died at her horn her this afternoon, following a stroke of paralyala 1 auetalned tw week ag:fh wa . 1 year old. Mrs. Maraaret Qolrk. ' MASON CltT. I., Feb. t--p1 "ral I egram.r-Mra. Margaret Qutckt " mother I of John Herbert Quick, th atory writer nd editor of Farm and Flreaide, died this afternoon at lh age of year. mm MM OUR UE17 OFFICES ARE lOl'J THE U. P. BLDG. 15TI1 AND DODGE STS. 1 at i Iowa City Black Hand Gang Still at Work I . . i IOWA CITY, la, Feb. t,-Hpeclal Tet- I grain.! 8. K. Stevenaon. attorney for the Adam family at Kolon and who haa I been conducting their Investigation ot th blackhand outrage against them, lo- I day received a letter from .member) ot the gang; declaring that all members ot lh Iowa City civic teagti had been spotted and that tlu blackhand was going to blow him tip and hang hi hide on a fence. FORT DODGE SCHOOL BURNS. BUT CHILDREN UNHARMED FORT DODOB, la, Feb. -tSneclal Telegram.)-Fir darting aa the children and teachers were assembling for th aft eraooa aesaion today completely enveloped a achoot structure. In on hour accom plllilng it tntal destruction and a loag of W.voJ. Th few children and teacher al ready In lh building wen abl to nuUe their exit Just before an explosion oc curred which thereafter mad entrance to th building Impossible. Nothing waa saved. Inauranc was 7,000. Four hundred children will be deprived of school (raining until temporary ar rangamant can be mad. A new building will be erected at onoe. CLAIRE CITIZENS SUSTAIN SECOND HEAVY FIRE LOSS PORT DODOB, la. Feb. l.-8pclal Telegram.V-Th aecond big fir In all week at Clare laet night almoet finished the buslne dlatrlrt, entailing a loss of WS.0IM, Starting In th Hood drug nor from an unknown rauae, it quickly burned than business, spread to I.ahlfr 'meat market. Hood grocery and dry gooda tor, arlffln' hardware stor ana th telephone office. - AM were destroyed. Th lo ram Ara en December t! waa KW, - ... - - . .. IOWA CITY MINISTER WHO CUT HISJHROAT IS DEAD IOWA CITY, la., Feb. t-Tha Rev. Herman II. Falrall, editor of th Iowa Methodist, wh cut hia own throat with a raxor Wednesday afterncon, died at hia horn her today. Letter written by the minister before his death are In th hnda of th' authorities. They are said to Indi cate Insanity with rational mtervalK Dr. Falrall waa 71 years old and had eea ml mater tor ilfty years. V Our public office, consisting of Cashier and Contracting Department, is on the first floor, immediately east of the Dodge street entrance. Omaha Electric Light & Power Company ..... DAYTON BUSINESS BUILDINGS ARE DESTROYED BY FIRE FORT DODGE. Ia.. Feb. t-(8peclal TleTam.J Ftr started in Frank Allen' restaurant In Dayton laat night and quickly destroyed th restaurant. Kirk man'a barber shop and th residence above, and Baai at Coleman pool hall and bowling alley, boas, $4,600; well In sured. . . FIFTY THOUSAND-DOLLAR FIRE AT CLARE, IOWA CLAHE, la. Feb. t-Th econd big fit her In six weeks last night almost wiped out the bu tineas district, entailing a loaa of t.M. well Insured. Th fire started In Hood' dru stor. snread to IMfCa meat market. Hoed rroeerr and dry good store, Griffia'a hardware store and te'ephon office. ! Certified Coal at Your Own Price Among our 31 kinds of Certified Coal those quoted below are best known and most used. These coals axe guaranteed by ns and we stand ready to REPLACE or REFUND if not entirely satisfactory. i SnCHIGAX lA'MP, $7.00. 6PADRA BJUQIETTES. 4.00 This coal wai bought to aell at $8.50 dur- Few tons ot these briquettes left and this lug the extreme weather. Do not expect to ban- - is just halt the regular price. Made ot Spadrs die It regularly sod need th storage space, hence screenings and pitch (not certified). First come the price. first served. FVKXACE MIXK RVX FVItXACE COKE, $9.00 CHEROKEE COAL - Many people using Mine Run Tho ,de ,,ueI- No moK; Besides Cherokee Steam Coal in their furnace, this winter "ft ? ".".t Charon with great economy. isfactory. Twice the bulk of Nut- WB0: ch,rolM LunlB ' , Low prices on inquiring. bard coal. $0.00; for boose use. ECONOMY CERTIFIED COAL VELLOWSTOXE COAL, $7.00. . . ,. ,v .. Our one big bargain, especially for furnaces .;. Xump. egg and nut all the same price, $7.00 , he,tert ,. mgnt ..oun(1. a ton. Economy Coal is known to s great many ee on for this coal but this Is our way to Intro people in Omaha and they continue to use It duce the Yellowstone Coal. OZARK 8PADKA, $0.30. BLUE FUME, Colo., COAL ECLIPSE LIMP, $5.50. With all the qualities of This coal comes from an ex- The best coal that Is mined eastern hard coal except that it ceedlngly deep vein in Colo- .nwhr hot ween the miis. is more brittle. Some of ns rado. Hard, clean, strong and "J. . .!?!, are using Oxark in our own durable. ippl snd the Missouri rivers. homes. Jus right for fire places. Pr'c Standard Coal. KIXDL1XO, Load, $5.00 EASTERN HARD COAL CHARCOAL ' Dry pine, short slabs. Every site extra clean screened. . .. .... . split if desired. No extra Fresh, bright, beautiful hard coal. You An' Quantity. Lowest prices, cartage for less quantity if take no ohance when you buy Sunder- Cn Jsa')tiil delivered with roal. land Certified Hard Coal. dUuQCrilHi MlSOHDERlAfJD BROS. CO. , charg of both barrels entered th body Juat abor th heart. ' - Iowa News ftate. MAKBHAI.LTOWN Mr. and Mm. Ol Olson, an old and hltihly respected couple living near here, yesterday celebrated the fiftieth annlveisary uf their wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Olson have lived her for forty yxara. , . ACKUSY Th John Rath Exchang bank of thla place, eetabllahcd by John Kath In 1XSI, and one of Hardin county'a oldeat banks, opened Its doors today a th Kath State exchange bank, with It capital Increased from .000 to $.V).euX EMMF.T8IU'RV-By the will of th late Father Smith, who for forty year waa pastor of the local Catholic church, rlt. Anthony's Orphan at Bloux City, la., receive the bulk of his VM,im estate. A niece living In Palo Alto county, Iowa, gets the residence her and a brother priest, rather Junghlut of Wesley, la.. geta a bequeat of W,0t. Culled from the Wires Th deficit of the federal treasury for the current fiscal year baa risen to KX- JU.0O& Charles Olfford t?T, th painter, for merly of Chicago, died' In Munich Wed nesday. Thirteen people were killed and thirty four were Intured during the Oklahoma hunting season Just clod. Mrs. Alice Helen Mann, known on th stags aa Marguerite 8iva, applied to the circuit court In Chicago for a dlvoro front William David Mann. flalvator and Paequal Morello, young Italian fruit and vegetable vendors, were found murdered m their horn In Wet TKnty-fiftn Mreet, Chicago, Mayor Carter H. Harrison of Chirac, in defense ot hia Bollc force, nt to Chief Harry Olaen of th municipal oourt a criticism of municipal Judge who were lenient Wlin prieonere. A large crowd. Including members of the general assembly, heard Governor wnodraw Wilson ot New Jersey deliver an address on "The Democratic Oppor tunity" In Blcnmona, va. SCIENTIST SCATTERS RICHES; POSSESSES CHICKEN COOPS BIOVX CITT. la.. Feb, 1-Ttr will ot D. II. Talbot, a scientist, making bequests to Sioux City. Slotix Fall. Iowa univer sity and other amounting to about 00.M wa probated today. Th wilt waa made whew k waa a rich man. fie left at his death only a tew chicken coop.' Mar Aeldeatallr Kill niaaarlf. DEEP R1VEH, I-. Feb. Xc-tSpecial).-Themas Godkw, th r-year-oW son of Tbama Ooodlow. was Instantly killed at ale horn Bear here this morning by the t supposedly accidental dlscaarcr 't a shot ' gun. ang Ooudlow body ws found i by a rural mail carrier lyinaT besid a fence f th highway. Good low left home to ear tor some stock that were hi a distant pasture. He took fete shot gu with him and it la auppoaed that while trying to crawl through the fence th igua was accidentally disc barged.. Tee The liamond lor a Because of the great beauty rind the poetic value possessed by a diamond, this stone has become a most appropri ate gift for birth day, anniversary and other import ant occasions. The mother, sister or brother appreciates every gift, but a dia mond of char a c t e r and true beauty will be prized as the best of all gifts. The Ed- holm store contains a wonderful collection ot beautiful diamonds In both platinum and gold mountings. Boat Merely Bay Invest. ALBERT EDH0LM, JKWH.EB). Sixteeath as aXaraey. Drug Sundries at Reductions We offer for Saturday articles which are always in demand and rapid sellers, consequently our 6tock is always fresh and it will pay you to stock up on these soaps and powders: 75c Tiroli Powder ......43 0c DeMars Rice Powder 25 1 COc Dr. Graves' Tooth Powder 27 25c Colgate's Tooth Powder, every day 15 7.1c Pompelan Massage Cream 45 15c Chamois 9 75c DeMars Shampoo 45 Excellent as a hair and scalp cleanser, leaves the hair soft and natural in appearance. Steero Cubes ' 35 One cube makes a enp of beef extract. 36c box of Stationery 141 50e 1-Inch bard rubber Combs, coarse or fine....25 25c Woodbury's Facial Soap 16 25c DeMars Rose Glycerine Soap,' 10c; a doien. .31.20 This is an Ideal toilet snap as it softens the hardest water. 1 y 25c Peroxide of Hydrogen Tj) Benetol 25 45 $9 Most effective antiseptic germicide known to medical science. Lambert's Listerlne 10 25 45 89 $1.00 D. D. D 89 $1.00 F. F. F. 73J4 All $1.00 Patents ... Q All 50c Patents '. 45 We are agents for all of Dike's $1.50 preparations. 'Follow the Beaton Patli" BEATON DRUG CO. 1511. and Farpam Sts. FISTULA Pay When CURED Ait r; octal vinaa eared witboat a surgical operation. No Chloroform, Ether or other gen eral aoeasthetie used. CURE GUARANTEED to last a L1FB-TIMK. sTu&stisTio; raxx. WRITE FOR BOOK Oil PILES AND RECTAL DISEASES WITH TESTIMONIALS D. C . TARRY. Z4 Be sMMtasE. OnMba. Ntsmka Piles t 0 SafCSEXEXTl. arrss xiw yosx, jaw hatisbb tooat, im to slss Two Its anrlani atarrUS Uf TOS1IOXT, so TO SlO as slew Tw iasetioa, aa ts - A Brest Apaeh Baao. Sitrs. Ocats liUlaU LilA .K Ormaay aa4 thalr rsmoa Water- ta th tfuleal Ssooasa ef an Semraa auloa Txaat. rnday Right Chora .ToTTirxV!, 7Z.Z? Olrlv Contest. WaltHaV CeatMt "MISS DUDELSACK" an Antawnr iTlgbt. ' ' ! RffalSaT 4 DATS atAT. WaW. IKJrtVvewvr, frank McivrY V VVfcAVAV V tar ami rio) gqecsss -SROBs- - Thenar 1.. tl . aa1 AlaVaa. 1 ll"l"""aax?aBBBs.a ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE Matinee Today, 2:15." i Note Kariy rortain Saturday Xiglit 4:13 Sharp. AMERICAN THEATER Tonight, seats. Toes, Than, and Bat. "Ih m of Waf STS XT VXXX -The Ttm Oha ovAaXA-a nrm amr . That Corn fed Dutch Comic, Glib FAV arxa J-'' OA1BTT CO. XXTS-ATAOABTXA AJXTO TAVDITOLI I Alajesue Mualcai Pour; Al Herman. Hi Biacx Laugh; West Benton, -Kun !: Jail." Galftty Girlv Chor-.la Ladle' ptsa Matt nee Sverr Wees Bay. TWICS DAILY XTIT Wltlr Omaha Oin coiuediaji, ED. lXR WaOTal wlih "The .ir.ger tiirls.'' I r.eal Race hors in Futurllv Winner." Seat Jelling and selling tajt.
