THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1912.
The Sale sof Rugs and Linoleums
that will take place at Brandeis
'
Stores Next Monday and Tuesday
Will Be the Greatest Rug and
Linoleum Sale Ever Held by Any
Store Any where. : : : : ' :
Brandeis bought the entire stocks of rugs and-linoleums from a retailer retiring
from business. The rugs are all bright, new, spring patterns, rich in coloring and
design; selected with careful discrimination and faultless taste.
All the Bugs
on sale
Monday
All the Linole
ums on sale .
-Tuesday. .
N.
ITIWITI51T3I
Floor Space
Larger than
Floor Space of
Auditorium.
85, Clerks.
BEIEF CITY; NEWS
Bav Boot Frist It.
hi, Bias. Fixtures. Barge ss laim
If utl to get Booth'a Guaranteed
Canned Oysters of your dealer, call Doug
las CM tor nearest dealer's name.
Tweoty-Oae in the Field Twenty -one
candidates have (lied for th nomination
for commissioner, the latest being Eugene
B. Brando and Elbert Leamona. The
petitions taken out to data number Hi
C. F. Hyde, O. W. Hill and K. A. Clark
are the .last candlatea to take out blanks.
am. tan berry W1U Vot Los Fingers
-An erroneous report waa given out that
Mr. A. gtan berry, who had her fingers
crushed In a mangling machine at the
City Steam laundry Wednesday morning,
had to have th Injured members ampu
tated. Ths woman la In no danger of los
ing her fingers and her condition this
morning waa reported aa being greatly
Improved.
. Crippled Olrl Xakee Cherries Miss
flelma Ohlfs of South Omaha, for twenty
five years a cripple, has discovered i
method of making vary naturally colored
fruits and has placed specimens of cher
ries on ths market for Washington's
birthday boutonnieres. The are mad of
cotton. Th Associated Charities Is as
sisting the crippled girl In disposing of
ths cherries.
Faaeral of Miss Welptoa Friday The
funeral of Kiss Marquerltt Welpton,
aged 1 years, daughter of 1. W. Welp
ton of Ogallala, will be held there Friday
afternoon. Miss Welpton, who was
student of Brownell hall, died at Dos
Koines Tuesday, following an operation.
Her father, J. W. Welpton. was formerly
president of ths Nebraska Stat Bankers'
association, and Is a brother of Douglas
Welptoa of Omaha. s
NIXIES DEPARTMENT AT
- POSTOFFICE IS GROWING
Larger quarters for the "nlxle" depart
ment of the Omaha postofflcs will have
to be provided for If the "nixies" con
tinue to pour la at their present rata
At present there are over loot packages
and about 10.0OJ letters that are im
properly addressed and these take up a
largs amount of spaoa In the mailing
room. Ths packages are large and In
some Instances their contents are valu
able, so the need of mor adequate quar
ters la keenly felt.
ROBBER EXACTS CONDITIONS
Aiken, Looter of Kail Pooches, Pre
fen Federal Prison,
WHL ENTEB PLEA OF GUILT?
Cealtia Is that Ha Will Hot Bs
readied la reatteatlary for
Leaaer Tfcaa Period sf
Blasters Meathe. .
J
Tkr u appetite and food digestion
in a steaming" auh of Faust Macaroni
strength and energy, too. 5c
and 10c package at your grocer a.
MAULL BROS.. St. Lo"ui,Mo.
"i set
oftherhiri
Old Clarke
Bourbon
q Clarke Bros. & Co- the largest
whiskey distillers in the world, for years
have had the highest reputation for
making a pure Rye Whiskey.
CJ For the past ten years they have manufactured
a high-grade Bourbon and today present it to
the general public for 1 first time.
( This Bourbon is manufactured from the
highest quality ot corn and small grain, a first
class Bourbon h every respect Itsqialky
s guaranteed by Clarke Bros. & Gx, the
largest whiskey distfDers in the world.
Bottled m bond. 100 proof, under the so
pervBkm of the V. S. GoTerameot.
(J Try Old Clarke Bourbon one
tune, luat an we asK, we teare
the rest to your judgment
ojuoai
.ta.IWlT.sa,
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The anticipated confession of A. D.
Aiken, alias Krutslnger, on of the mem
bers of the Pruett-Pahst-Custln-Kerns
Sana of freight car looters, has been
conditionally mads at Council Blurts.
It connects him directly with the theft
and destruction of the reflstsred mail
pouch, aa well as a number of the others.
Ths confession waa considered to be
sufficient by Poetofflos Inspector
Ranter, and ha has left ths city.
Alain's proposition is that ha will go
Into ths United States district court and
plead gulltr to ths chart of assisting
la the theft and destruction of the mau
baa and its valuable contents. Including
about V7M0 worth of bank drafts and
obecks, provided his sentence to ths
Leavenworth federal prteon Is not for a
term looter than eighteen months. This
kt about equivalent to tne remainder ox
the term h will hav to serve In the
stat prison at Anamoaa If ha la turned
ovr to the Iowa slate authorities.
The matter waa laid before United
Stale District Attorney Temple Wednes
day afterHoon by County Attorney CapelU
but he waa una to glvs any assur
ance until after a conference with Judge
Smith McPherson. Aiken has expressed
ths greatest aversion to being returned
to ths Anamoaa prison. Hs said If he
went back there after making his con
templated confession his lifs would bs
mad miserable by tba men, many of
whom are friends of soma of those who
will bs further implicated by his confes
sion, notably Papet
A Ikes' Checkered Crr.
Aiken's prleon record wss received
by County Attorney Capsll Wednesday
from tha board of parol. Hs wss sen
tenced In the Polk county district court
on May . 1M, to aa Indeterminate sen
tence of five years sftsr eonvtctlon of
bxor robber! ee at Valley Junction, la.
He waa received at the Anamoaa prison
on June L 1W, and paroled on Septem
ber U, ,111. with fifteen months and five
days ot unexpired tuna to serve, after
all deductions bad been made. After his
sentence he Implicated another
named La wren oe, who he said helped htm
peddle out the stuff stolen from ths
mere handle cars. Hs had been working
as a switchman at Valley Junction two
three weeks before hi arrest. The
personal history of tha man tells ths
usual story. He waa born at Eureka,
N.v., twenty-Ova years ago, and left
horn when he waa 14 years old. In bis
railroad work ba started as a fireman
and then want to braking. Hs held thlr.
ty-thre Jobs whlls engsced In railroad
work, and the parol board record shows
all of the towna where he waa located.
Another Incident, almost pathetla. Is the
reference to th death of the boys
father, J. E. Aiken, at Eureka whlls th
son was In prison.
Mall Sacks Are Feaad.
Yesterday morning Aiken was taken out
la aa automobile by officers with a view
to locating th sacks that war stoles
from th Milwaukee depot. Aiken la un
familiar with th streets and after some
difficulty th sacks wars found la a well
at WB South Eighth street This place
was formerly occupied by Fabst, whom
Aiken Implicates la th robbery. The
rack had been ripped open with a knife
end ths contents removed to Pahst'
house, where th letters were rifted sod
bunted after th valuables had been
moved. Aiken will make a formal i
fesstoa this afternoon Implicating Pahst
snd Kerns.
GERMANS COUNTER THE DRYS
Anti-Saloon League Attitude Toward
Charles Kagel it Resented.
SEND PEOTEST TO PSESUEHT
Gfflaaa-Aaieriraa Alliance) ef Ne
braska Deaeaaec l.ea;ae'e
Actlea aa fjawarraatea '
and Iasse-rtlaeat.
Nebraska Germans hava mad forcible
resentment airalnst the efforts of the
State Antl-8alooa league, which seeks
to prevent th appointment ot Charles
Nat el, secretary of commence and labor,
to a seat on the United States supreme
bench. Tha league, claiming to repre
sent W.Ks) temperanoe people ot th stats,
haa forwarded to President Tart n pro
test against th appointment of Nagel,
and now a counter protest com from
th Germ an-American Alllano ot Ne
braska. The counter protest, which Is
in ths form of a resolution, and aarnad
by President Val J. Peter and 8eertary
John Matte, jr., haa been directed to
President Tart aa follows:
-Whereas, Tha Antl-Salooa league of
Nebraska, claiming to represent and act
for aj,0SJ temperance voters ot this state,
bat taken It upon Itself to forward t you
a protest against tha appointment to a
Justiceship ot the supremo court of the
Hon. Cbarlea Nagel, tha present secre
tary or commeroe and labor.
"We hereby denounce their action as an
unwarranted and impertinent Interference
with your executive prerogative) and
-Speaking advisedly tor mors than a), 000
voters of Nebraska, whose devotion to
tba causa of personal liberty we can
vouch for, wa beg to assure yon that th
appointment to a place on tha supreme
senoh of Mr. Nagel, whosa qualifications
for that position and his splendid record
la his profession, as wall as a publlo offi
cer, are fully recognised by a large ma
jority of the voters or this state, would
ba most heartily endorsed and appre
ciated by this alliance.
"We consider that th objection mad
by tha Anti-Saloon league to Mr. Kegel's
appointment on tha grounds that ha ha
acted tn a professional capacity for
Adolphua Buacn. one ot tha moat pubUo
eplrtted eltlsens at St, Louis, whosa be
nevolence and boundless charity Is uni
versally acknowledged, and whosa good
name a most highly honored on both
sides of th Atlantic, la a manifestation
ot narrow-mindedness quit unprece
dented and deserving of th severest con
demnation by all fair-minded eltlsens.
"Wa hav too high an opinion of th
Intelligence of Nebraska voters to
Ueve that such narrow views could hava
tha endorsement ot even tot voters la
this state."
I'Je Announce for Saturday Only
a special offering of the balance of
our entire heavy weight stock of
Men's Suite at a price that will
enable men to buy high class
suits at an extremely low price
. Hundreds of these suits are suitable for SPRING
WEAR. This sale gives you an exceptional op
portunity to purchase fine suits for little money
MiidftaCfb
Omaha's Largest and Best Equipped Clothing Store
BOSS
Young Society Folk
Give Two Programs
Friday at Studio
Miss Isabel Lowden will entertain at a
studio tea Friday afternoon and evening.
Interesting programs have been arranged.
Original pantomimes, reading and danc
ing solos and duos will be given by the
young society people of Omaha. Tha
program for ths afternoon Includes:
PART I.
(a) English Suite ft. Osorg
Raff
(b)
(Prelude, Minuet 1 and II Olgua.)
lAvauna
Mosart Club.
I
Prion
Pease practice) piano ....... .tMIAO'
Vosa Son practice) piano ... .0400
Gilbert aprlght plana ......'J00
Kimball Speight piano ..... .V
tiaWer aprtcbA piano ...... 1 1400
Alton aprujht piano ..OTB
Brba pricha ptaao ........ 5
loxlnaTtooi npriah tlano ,,..tHOO
Voss at Son aprtffct piano. ...asAO
Fisher nprtgbt piano naoo
Smith Barnes) iprlght piano $1150
LOVELAND MAKES GOOD
IN CAPITAL OF KANSAS
Dr. Prank U LsvetanoTs proaiililng has
been a municipal feature la Topeka since
be went from tha First Methodist church
of Omaha I tha First Methodist church
of that city a year ago, and It mad the
need of a larger church Imperative, ac
cording to th Central Christ las 'Advo
cate, m an article on th dedication of
th r amort nli d church and Its aew annex.
Dr. liaveland, with n stirring sermon.
started a subscription campaign, sars
th Advocate, and ss a result tue etrareh
aodttorhua now has aa additional seat
lug capacity of as) and an annes has
been added to ths building for the ac
commodation sf a large Sunday school
snd th young people's societies. Fifty
thousand dollars wss spent In ths lm
The church waa dedicated on January
M end an that, day a niawaa mbjrjih.
Aesthetic Walts-Walts Dream.... Btraoee
Mary Mors man, llria LAiigdon, camiua
nuaojm, juunenne eunyuit
Josenhlna Platner.l
Wand Drill
Dickie Btowart. Junior Mash, Mershoo
weicn, rucnara weipton, rjosmr i "ra
ms n, DeWolf barton, Jasper Hail,
Louis Meta Harkneea Kountae.
Reading Rosebud's First Bali
Lola Bobbins.
Amerlrsn Beauty....
Josphlne Williams. Katherina Bquler.
rantomineocene la an inaiaa staia-
en a Lue .....
rir.tf.h.n Isnsdffll.
La Fsrla Arranged by Challf
Miss Btubbs. .
Pantomime
Catherine Barton, Charlotte Rosewatar,
Eleanor Austin. Marions i avers.
Olsdys Prenlca, Haael Nicnois,
VVadielgh harton, uawvii
RutM
Russian Danoe-Sf r-nata Moskssilaka
PART II.
Don Juan Overture Mosart
Mosart Club.
Rondo Caprice Sudds
Cathsrln Barton, Margery aenoio, nass
Nichols
ReadlnvMv Aunt Tabltha.
Oliver w. noimes
Harriet Sherman.
Dance
Gladys Prenloa.
rvtimh sun Drill
Mary Morsman. Olds Iangdon, Josephine
Plainer, Josephine Wllilama, Mm.
erlne Squler, Ksthertne Smyth.
Pas ds Amphores-Ths Butterfly
Cbamlnade
Oretchen Langdoa.
fteaillnewThe Cmm'a children.
.Phoebe Cary
Helen Ooodrlcn.
Pantomlme-The Thief, "My Cnlldraa
Cried for Bread"
Adelaide Fogg.
Russian Pantomime Danes Ala vonto
Rhapsody Friedman
BHse f rancos Nasn, Mr. wnnam ittyiur.
OrfhMI ra under the direction of Mr. H.
J. Hock. Pantomimes originated by th
performers. Evening program ioiiows
PiRI f
(a) English Suits Bt. Oeorge I &EW TXKXS ADDED TO THE LIST
(rretuoe, suowvi s u wsr
. ,W.. .VIi.,.T,
Schmoller says:
"No piano house on
earth ever sold high
grade pianos at the
prices offered dur
ing this sale."
Y6
SHEEP
Of Every Piano from our So. '
Omaha Branch (Just Closed)
IN DOUBLE-QUICK TIME
Our Booth Omaha Brnach wag dosed tba last da of January. Tbe otlr stock M
broosht to our Omaha Saicnroora for qaick dlspoesJL. ilaay llano wer exrid tho past wek,
bat wa bav oat th prioss on too balaara stlU daspnf to cloaa them all oat thin wwek, an
wo mwt hava tha room.
Read These Prices Carefully Every one of them
tolls a story of saving which demands your Immsdlats attention
Prtr
Baldwin upright ptaao ........ MO
Katey ttprl(ht piano rT5
Masoolm es laro aprlfbt ptaao tSOO
Btcsjer es Bon aprlKht piano . ,t00
Knabn nprtght piano , , $000
Btatnnay a bob aprigttt piano (760
tack (mad piano (MOO
Btegjar.es Boa graad pUao . .WM '
Emorsoa nprlgbt piano ...... $400
eVNoto Fearer Piano 9AOO
M-Note PUrer Plaao tooO
Mow
155
8310
$450
310
M
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS
Wo are excluaiv tepreseisiUtlvea for tb asntrhlesa Btednway aad - Pianola Ptaaoa;
also the celebrated Weber, Hnrdnian, Kmeraoa, Stager es Boas, McPhall and tho sereeO
toned aVtuneller el Maeller piano. Bold (rem factory to thecoma in every tate la the
Union. . .
Order by mail wtU receive prompt attention. Writ for (llaatrated eatalogao aad price list.
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co.
, MASrFACTCRKRS,
1811-181S TARS AH STREET. '
WHOLESALERS, RETA1LE118.
OMAHA. NEB.
SiajsyprTf!
SHOW NEW BUSINESS WAGONS
Commercial Vehicle Diiplar
Auto Show to Be Large.
at
(b) Cavatina Haff
jsosart v.iuo.
Wan Drill
Edward Crofoot. Wadlelgh Barton, Asn
Harper, Philip Thomas, wuiara Mil
lard. Cullea Root Richard Hue.,.
Slnva Hmlth UuKsrt PlnkertoO.
La Feria. Arranged br Chalirr
Mis BtuDbs.
Rdlng-A Mortifying Mistake.
Majori Cavers.
Motor Msrcn.
ttora nate Sapplr Cassaaai' to Be
Clvrn trace .. t).. .( th
a.vtfttariaas Cnaaell Blaff
rirsa is Added.
elaborate display of commercial
vehicle ertll be exhibited In th basement
LouuT RobMnn HairYrt"6&rm th Auditorium at the automobile
Onndrleh. I show next Weak. TMi mnA at tha shoe)
Pantomime The Thief, "My Children aa wall as all tha ther einlblta. Is going
. I la tar mxtl In minting. arui huni.
Adelaide rogg. ; .. . . .. :
Pma de Amohores-Tha Buttrrtly..... previous eiiorxs ot tn daaMra.
cniminsm i ih vnur oaasnwnt will De devoted to
uretcnen Luram. - th. 4iani a
Readlnc-Th CroWs Children. ........ ',fr, . , .
moooe ry i -
Helen Goodrich. I truck will ba shown, la former years
AH GsdIUno Arranged by Challtt only n portion of th basement wa need
Mis. cowi miss Armstrong. I and part of the main floor was dsvotrd
Dan Juan Overture Jtosart commercial tracks. This year th Brat
Mosart liua. noor is to p asea snureir lor pleasure
cars.
On of ths features of ths commercial
exhibits will bs a Flanders "BT deliver?
wagon. Thla la tha first ear of this
kind that tha Studobaker corporation has
ever put out and Is arousing much In
terest in sutocnohil circles.
Tha Regel Bales company win not ex
hibit as It waa Impossible tor th fac-
to ry to get out a lata model of th Ragel
ear. The company's space tn tha base
meat has been given to tha Elect lie
garage- Tba space en th mala floor has
been taken by tha Marsh Auto company
of Council Bluffs.
Th Stors Auto Supply company la on
of the sat aocesaoi exhibitors granted
space en tha stage of tha Aadttarium,
A full line of aotofnobtle supplies will as
shown by this company. Tha company
waa organised several days sgo.
Mlladl Canrte
Clare Daugherty.
Read log The Minuet.. Mary Ma pes Dodge
Eleanor Austin,
RnTwtMi Canrtoa Sudds
Catherine Barton. Margery Maaold. Masai
lilonois.
Pantomime Been la aa Indian Maid
en s Life
Oretchen Laogdon.
Eugen Onlgaa-naater'a Walts
. nuiiniw
Mlea Stubbs.
Reading My Aunt Tabltha
tsii.er w. noiDsee
Harriet Sherman.
Oriental 8alte-BJlKiryptian...tlg1na
ai Cymbal Lianoe. o in uwit
Flower, to The Spirit of incsnee
Adelaide Fou.
Russian Pantomime DesKe-eiavorde
tuutpsoay rneomaa
Miss Nash. Mr. Taylor.
Orchestra under th direction of Mr. H.
J. Bock. Pantomime originated by the
performers.
If your children are eireject to attacks
of creep, watch for th first symatoa.
ueiaess. Hve Chamber Iain's Ceugh
Remedy ss soon as the child becomes
hoars and tbe attack stay be warded
ad. racjaJehy. all druggists. . J
Reeafron
Hignaet
Asrarsl
World s Pore
Feed
CALUMET
BAKIHG PO'.yDER ; ,
The wonder of bak
ing powders Calumet
f1Jyt7.?bll Wonderful in its nuW '
powen its uniformity.
its never failing result, its
punty.
Wonderful in its econam.
It costs less than the hieh-orice
trust Druids, but K is worth an
much. It costs a tnfle more than
the cbeap and biz can kinds
a ts worth more. But proves its
real economy in the baking.
U CALUMET-tha Modern
aeon reveler.
At all Grocer..
.A.
. . Aa Aasetrtaaa Kin
Is the great king of cares. Dr. King's
New Discovery, ths Quick, safe, sue
cough and sold remedy. 9o and XL For
.sal by Beaton Grac Co.
Railroad Manager
Sees Big YearAHead
Oeneral Manager Sllfer of the Oreet
Western hi In town, after bavins; nsad a
trip over the entire system of ths road.
Speaking of tha outlook tor a crop dur
ing . th coming sssson, hs says that
through Iowa, Minnesota, hflssoarl and
Illinois it is th best In years. The en
tire area for weeks has seen covered by
a heavy blanket of snow that is now
slowly melting and the water -"''m
Into the ground, putting the sou la splen
did condition. ,
Inspired by present high prices betas
Isald tor aU'akiads of grain and farm
Produce aad tha nkelihood of these prleee
eeotlnninc tor a mdeftntt perwd, Mr.
811fer says that wherever he has trav
eled farmers are laying their plana tar
planting a large crop. Ha predicts that
this year none of the farms will Ba kilo.
but Instead every here of tillable la
will be cultivated to eomething that will
bring good returns.
As ts business with the renM ma.
surer says It at picking op wendarfBUn
wita every nsaicaaoa that it ts coin? to
eontinne to grew better aa the seal
advances.
rred Bewfeaaas
Republic candidate for
publie buds aad bttldtnga.
Key to the giUistloa BeeA4Tmrtlyj0; J
