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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATCBDAY, FEBRUAEY 17, 1912.
MM TIGHEMEETS DEATH
.Union Pacifio Employe Killed In
ttantly in Eailroad Yards.
:HLU IS SEVERED FROM BODY
-Fee; Trmmf Him soelaa ra Which
Track Tral Is Xevlas eae
He steps la FroWt of
BlllM, '
I Vartin TIrtiB was Instantly killed In
"the yards west of Seventeenth street at
'. yeeterday roomlns when struck by
-trala No II ot tlu Union Partite. Ha
was a r pedal watchman employed by
the Cnloo Pacific, and lived at SM
North TwenUeth aCMeL His head was
severed from his body. y
J la company with Watcblban Chestnut.
Martin Tishe was walklnc west la the
.Union ratine yards. A oensa tog was
hansine and It was Impossible to are ob
jects mors than a tew (eet away. As
, ths two men reached Seventeenth street
they heard ths rumbling of a train com
ing front ths direction In which they wars
, proceedinc They stepped aa track No.
X and aa they did so the wan beuea
passenger earns along In eharse ot Con
ductor Hamilton and Engineer Hollen
berk. Neither ot them saw Tlstie until
tha pilot of the enelne struck him, and
they are of ths opinion that when he
, atapped upon tha track. It was at a
point not mors than all to ten fast tract
ths engine.
" When tha anainsman saw tha pilot
' strike Tlfhs, they stopped tha train. Tha
body had bean oast to one slds of ths
".track and tha head waa lying bauds
" one at tha mlla. Tha body was recjoioa
-to tha rooms ot ths eoronsr.
'. Martin Tlfhs was one of tha meat aoa.
utar man la tha Union Pactfle special
1 aerrtee. die bad baaa la this aisaiusmt
; of tha company's employ tan yam, and
was retarded as a man of mars than
, ordinary ability and Jndsmont Ha lenvae
a wife and five children, all frown. Ha
', was about M years old.
:i kf ii kill PI LzlH? 4
f 1 I
k w.
nvs
: Telephone Rate
: Hearing Put Of f
' Thro members of ths eJty council sat
' as aa Invest letting committee yesterday
t forenoon, ta mantra Into telephone rates
".In tha city, but aa representative of ths
-telephone companies failed to appear no
! probe waa Instituted and tha osmiulttee
. adjourned until mdejr.
; M. T. ruakbooeer. A. C Xucal and
Leuta Burmsstsr eonsatats ths eem
;mlttos. They have basa securing Infor
mation from other dtlsa rotative te tele
phone charges and will make a com pa r
;ison with the rates eiMUnc la Omaha
and adjacent towns.
L-tie Abbott reoelvsr for the lade
v pendent Telephone company, and C II.
Morsmaa tor tha Ball, wars Invited te
attend the session of ths committee but
'each had business elsewhere, day Pratt
- of the Nebraska- company was protect
' but BO discussion ot rates waa held.
; BOYS' AEROPLANE MEET
: AT FORT OMAHA SATURDAY
. W. A. Plilsy. U D. Callahan and Otto
Baysdorfer are to act aa Judges and J. t.
' Dsrlarht referee for the fifth modsl nero-
' plena mast te be held at tha fort Omaha
beHoon houts aturday. The fd lowing
bore have Indicated their seelrs te
'pets for ths silver loving sup and boys
membership B ths Toung Mea l Christian
association: Alfred Petersen. MS rrenk
.tin street; rrtdolf Ingstrom, SW North
- Peventeenth street: Otis Shuttle ft. oM
North Thirty seventh street; Olsa Orse-
jeaa, WM Brown street: Ronald Barrows,
M South Tw eat r-elith .street; Mark Dub-
ham Mt South Twenty-atitth street; Tlra
.othy Sullivan. TO Bouth Thirtieth street:
James Reynolds. Mt North Thirty-first
venue; Carl Dteklnson, eTli North Forty
first street: Oncer gender, CIS North For
tieth strost: Wilbur Bradley, til Bouth
Twenty -seventh atreet; Mela Nordoutat,
Thirty-first and Stone avenue
CADETS SELECT COLORS '
FOR AU THE SQUADS
- The raglmeatal battalion and company
: colors ot tha Omaha High school oadeta
hava been announced by tha ooaunls
alooed stflosrs la chars These color,
win be used during the rsmatndor of tha
present school year and wlU be draped
about the baloonlss at Chambers' this
' evening, whan the Cadet Officers clue
will gtvs Its annual boa,
roUowtng u the Ust of
Bssimentsl, bins and fold.
Saturdaythe Greatest Sale -t
' ' " OF
SILK HOSIERY
FOR WOMEN AND MEN
g Ever Held in Omaha
Thousands of pairs
of women's pare
thread 8Uk Hosiery,
plain with double lisle
hem tops, also fancy
silk embroidered boot
patterns, lisle soles or
spliced silk heels and
toes,, is black, tan and
evening shades; worth
II, at, a pair
69c
Mtn'sAU Silk
HOSIERY
Double soles, rein
forced heels and toea,
in blark, tan,
gray and fane)
colon; worth
80c, at, pair
29c
Women?! Pure Thread Silk Boot Hosiery
Wide lisle garter tops, lisle soles, spliced silk OQi
heels and toesj'worth 50o at, per pair O 7 v
Women's' Cotton and Lisle finished, also mercerised (inlahed
hosiery, double keels and toea; regular and out altea, worth
lie, at, a pair : 150
atlases'. Children'! and Boys' (In and heavy ribbed hosiery,
soma with garter tops, double knees; worth I Be, at pair 12t
Kid Glove Sale
Women's Long FrenoJi Lambskin
Gloves, 12 and 16-button, elbow
lengths in white, pearl, ohampagno
and tan; fitted if desired, worth
Women's Short Gloves, , also Gauntlet
Olpves, 1 and I-clasp effectsln black,
white, tan, (fay and brown; worth to
fl.lS a pair, on Bargain Square, at,
pair 6f4
Kayier's Long 811k Gloves, full 1 (-button
length, double tips, In black and white;
' all alsea, at. per pair 81.00
IS
i!
SI
ft
II
Men's ISo Japonet Initial Handkerchiefs So Each.
Manufacturer's samples and odd lots, also plain white,
' ' some with f anejr colors.
; Plain All Silk Taffeta Ribbons at lOo Yard.
( Up to 5 inches widej all oolors.
Women' "New Spring Neckwear 25c and 50c
; Lace and Embroidered Djitcb and Bailor Collars, Lace Jabots,
Csscadas, ' Side Prills, Coat Sets, Dutch 'Collar Seta,
Fancy Stocks, Ribbon Flower Novelties, Etc.
Monday is the Big Wall Paper Sale
Thousands of rolls ot lew, up-to-date wall paper In the very lat
est spring patterns at the biggest bargains wy ever offered.
Save One-Half the Cost of Your Wall Paper Monday.
1 1
BRANDEIS STORES
' First battalion, red. white and urnia
. Beooad battalion, greaa ana wnite.
Third he He I Ion fellow sad
- Company A. red aad blue.
2 Conouv 2L blue and whlta
T Conanr C Military blue and Infantry
.- cemnanr D. red aad www.
.r Coavanr X, Pnk and aieen,
Comeanr F, purple and yellow.
i Coniiany k o ranee sad black.
, Company U, red and srar.
- Coapanr L red and black.
Baflaaantal band, aurnla and (old.
.
TO HELP SLATE. MAKERS
jTALK OF REFERENDUM
- DtfAoaMIss are lasetniui the exaeattva
-.eommlttas of the Clttaens aalsa ta ptok
i Ins the sovea oandtoatea tar essunls
' eloaer who are to constitute ths slate te
.no eo do reed, especially since the resltna-
tloa of Ralph unoertand has taken away
Xhle valuaals asslstaaea for thla task. The
"talk now la that a referendum vote will
"be taken by ma of all who have slined
membership appueaUona aa a sort of
( guide for the executive committee, al-
--tbonch not ta be esntroinnf upon It
The awot poaaH&B obstacle la presented
'by the promise not to snake oadoraesaents
until aU the aandldatea were ta the Bald,
'.coupled with tha tact that the time tor
finag U doss antti tea days before
Itbm prtaerv.
NEBRASKA JEWELERS HAVE
. ; UVE TOPIC TO DISCUSS
- A amber of Omaha and Nebraska Jew-
, ?lere bavlag been "stuasT by the pur
- chase of becoa elk testa, ens at the sus
ecu of dlsenaswa at the annual ccana
; oa of the Nebraska Betatt Jeweler as-
sjdatlen meeting, which win be held la
Omaha March aad i, will be "Hew to
Mstlncatsh Bogus Klk Teeth from Real
Daea, Bimr'-r of both win be aa auv
-plar aad experts win attempt to ahow the
.Jewelers the difference. ,
; The Jewelers win be grna a theater
party at tha Orphoam ea ths first atcM
lot the convection aad a dinner at the
'Tejton ea the eecot night- '-
2 Dynamite Wracka Balldlaae -aa
completely aa aonchs and ooida wreck
lucsa Curelhai eatc wtth Dr. Klnc's
'.Kew Ineeevvy. Me sad B. For sale by
-Beaton Drag Co.- ' '
Wharton Receives
Note from Capital
.Job C. Wharton haa received 'official
notice ot his appointment to tha postmas-
tarahtp. sucosedlag B. F. Thomaa, and to
gether wtth the notice comes a blank
bead which bs must fill out and elm.
His bond wtl be for tlM.egs. Whaa the
bond te returned to Wsahlnaioa and ap
proved Wnarton'e eemmlasloa will be
forwarded and he will be alvea Instrue-
Uena aa te whaa to beaia-hla term of
office. -
SOUTHERN FROSTS MAKE
GREEN GOODS HIGHER
Frosta la the south have made green
eatables hlsh-Prtced In the north. Omaha
grocers are seuttuf them at about ths
name price per hunch aa ta uaual for
this asssoa of tha year, but the bunches
are smaller. ' One can- get a doasa small
turnips for - a duns; a doors small
radlshea for a nlckla, beans at 3t cents
a pound; eucumoeca at UH centa each;
lettuoe at t centa a head, and new po
tatoes at 1k centa a peuod. Caflfornla
tomataea are aetUnc aa low as M cents
jlX i&xhS is.
-tjeB fle .ill i T
Bsyd'Sk Batnrday Matinee, ealM
TOT
UsDiADi OKAVlr OdflBA I
lMt OW BotltB f.
ClAaJwAVV
Fheaeei Msaglaa 4M tad. A-14S4.
Mat. Every Her 3:IS Kvery Mght t:la
ADTABLSB V1SDMU1I
Blanche Maleh. Mr. and Mre. Jack Mo
Greevy, Harvey- and beVora Trio, Lea
Freed, Nad, Bob and Trip Trio, glegal
and Matlhiwe. Leland a Tranapereat
Falntera, hlinetoecope. OrpheuiL- Concert
Orcbeetra. Mghta lc, lie. ssc, lie;
Matinee 10c, beet senta Sec except Sat
urday and Sunday.
rill
"OMAMAf, m CXa-TBaV
As Always, Best Show In Town.
KOIEYMOCI GIRLS w';SotthhVS.T0
iiniTitint ass TauosTna.n
I apt. Arnoldo'e aix Jeopanla VMilil.e
Uuelral Numbers. Plenty 'of Clean
Comedy. ' Btunnlng Chorua
Ladles' (Hma Ma usee Bvary Weak Bay.
Sun. dc Wk. The sreat Behman 8how.
YOU FEEL SAFER
ta knew that year Bonds, Frl
vate Fapers and Jewele were
locked np ta our great Bafe De
peslt Vaults safe from Fire or
Burclara?
There e no doabt ' about ' their
betas sale here.
Ton have acceee td thetn any
time during Snaking hours a
aatety boa coats but tiM p
wards yearly.
Omaha. Safe Deposit Co.
Street aweet Bsjlraaeo to T emits.
trie
KRUQ THEATEE
Mat Today 1 J3 Night l:S
Beat Beata SOe
I1UT BUBXESOtTSnS
Xxtre Big Female WreetUag Match
for a pans sf aioo, seat two f alia eat
of three, betweaa Vita BneoeU, eaaaa.
tea of Colorado, aad May Brews,
ahamnlea of Bnriaae.
wosrDEartn, BaBOaniB on
nSSlBLI aTKBCHABDISS P08I
TITELT UOOO OBXT OB"
SATURDAY
RAPHAEL -P RED CO.
t minutes' walk from ISth h Famaav
13TM AMD laUM BTmZBTB
Men's Sox, 5c Idiea' li.sa
.11 klnHa Union lal'r
all kinds, gu)tfc llfM ,un-
palr weight. nel Shirts,
3c 1 19 c 1 98c
1115 Men's !5c iSen m
Slightly Lelc Box. beautiful
Dolled all ehadea, iOc Silk
Corsets. pair. Tlca,
50c 16c 19c
Ladles' Men-a.Sc
Silk s guspen- golled tall-
Walsts ders ored Waists
$1.48 19c 50c
1
Children's Children's ' Ladle
all wool all wool Handker-
Underwear, Bwcatara. chiefs,
odda and worth up sightly
ends, gar- to II mussed,
7y 1 25c I 3c
II. OS Men's Ladles' He 0o Ladles'
Dress Walsta, mercerised
Shlrta. Sat- allghtly
urday only, eolled,
43c 19c 7c
.... ...... i. inw nrlces on aU our
orewcoata. Suits, Crave-
nrtt CoaU and Boys1 Suits,
Just think of It. our prices In ths
first place are low hsn any other
alore In Omaha, and when we say
price from our regular prleca. that
tw,ray,w
Ov.rctVTiT..oi Suit, or Over-
coats Bioxo, etc. t
(1.05 reduction on every Pir
shoes from our rapra .v-i
Saturday only. AH 3.00 men s
and woman's shoea, 'an
3.B0 men's and women a auoc.
12.45; $4.00 nln',52 95
aDU VUIUVB B muwmt
Box of I
pair men's
llsls fin
ish Hose,
guaranteed
to wear for
month a,
. Saturday
only, ,
pair for
50c
Ladles' and
misses'
new spring
Dresses,
Including
whits sergs
sa.se, aaMJ
ss.tt ai
$10.95
11.71 high
grade
men s flan
nel Shirts,
all shades,
wall made,
extra long
aleeves,
Saturday
only
69 c
lie
chlldren'a
taat black
rlhbed
hose. Sat
urday on
ly. pair
DO
tie Boys'
heavy hose
also gins
Tine novo,
Saturday
only,
100 '
Samples of
new spring.
ladles' and
mlsee.'
tailored
eults and
roata at
- ae.aA tn
IS. They
have to ne
aaen to be
sppracl.ted
at tha
price, they
are neing
offered
here.
Sam plea
of men's
high grade
hats,
worth. 12
to $J.50,
Saturday,
choice,
95c
it Ladles" Winter Coat a worth up to
llv.oe, to close Saturday, dtfjj Q fj
$2.50
FOE
CAPS
$1.09
Raphael -Pred Co.
Whslosale aad Be tail
Oovae 1st a aad Fernem Streets
The Store tor the People.
FOR
THE
i BOY
Here Is a Shoe
The American boy is full of
ginger he is continually
on the go continually
wearily out shoes. No or
dinary shoe can stand the
, knocks.' We have a
Dependable Boys' Shoe
which we guarantee to out- '
wear, two pairs of ordinary. ,
boys shoes. They cotst
more but are wortn the dif
ference. ' .
lto5U ......$2.00
10 to 1314 ..$1.75 1
Drexel Shoe Co.
. 1419 Ftr.am St.
Swn
1
AmsricanTheater
roa-iar unm rtraasaT,
. TSVBSSAT an BATtrBBAT
THE WARREKS Of VIRGINIA
STast Weak "Boee of the Baaoha.
, Wtth BM
iLLi ii .JLULt-i
Tats altemooa, SSe, see. Tee
Tonight, Sea to tl.es
Clherlee Zleta'B limn
tub rams psoara
BuSay tngkt Fartuimeacia
rrsKB o ust ta the lew triak
ruy, toTB-a TOtta etna
VVavft" A.S
v55'.(l
Special .
$-1.50 li
Shoes Cl
$2.50 IfJ
A great Sale of
High Grade Pants
Fabrics ths best.
Style, the Utest.
Blue Serge Suit
Special
We have displayed la our win
dows the best $13.00 Bine Serge
Suits ever shown Hand Tailored
and all wool, Saturday, one day
only.
wood substantial baalaess snlts,
worsteds aad casslmsroo, worth
ap to aajo, Bat urday,
special
$4.98
Fornishiog
Bargains for Satarday
Mea's wool and worsted I'nlon
Salts, values np to QQf
Men's Derby ribbed Talon
Salts, blae only value
to 1JJ5 UC
1
Fine Silk Lisle Hose, also black
wool, 23c qualitr. JC
California Flannel Military
Collar Shlrta, ouf' c 1 OC
$2.00 grade PI aaJU
President Suspenders 39c
$2 lo $6 Values f
.00
01
$2
and
$3
.00
Re
s
ml
Every Saturday is a busy day at our
five big stores
OVB CXOAB BBFABTIaMT .
Enjoya the reputation of having- tha
larreat and beat kept stock of clfara
In tha city. Our Humidor haa a
capacity ot over tM.OOO cltara; buy
ing In auch quantities as this ws are
able to sell you clgara at retail prions
aa low aa aome wholesalcra charge.
Onbaaoid, a lone filler and broad
leaf wrapper, cigar batter than moat
lSc ones: our price, box of 11, $140
Box 10 El Capltsn General. Satur
day apsclal '. !
Box It Cuba Romas, clsar Havana,
at 91M
Box it Little Chancellor. .. $14d
Box to Henry George, special for Sat
urday .- I.5
Box it Tom Moore Club House, spe
cial for Saturday tM
And hundreda of other well known
brand, at correepondlngly low prices.
A visit to our cigar department will
make you a ateady customer. (
btjjtdakb rarxa-r niicmi
AT OUT rUCM.
Rexsll Mucutons 4Se, BS.
Uaterine loo, ate, 46c BOo
Rexall Kidney Cure tea, BBe
Borden'a Malted Milk ate. Tie
11.00 Lydla Plnkhan'a Compound BSC
11.00 Kexall Lope ranee BSe
Olycotbvuollno Baa, 40a, Sao
Newbroe Herplclds 4o, B0
Rexall Hair Tonic too, gl-00
fellow's 8yrup for .aso, tut
f 1.00 Grays Glycerine Tonic ...BSe
E.kay'e Pood Boa, too, Boo
11.00 Wine of Cardul for aso
Dr. Cooper1. Medicine A.. too, SSe
11.00 Hoelettsr's Bitters -Bee
Full line of Goodrich'. Family
Medlclnee and Toilet Artlclea
11.00 Squibb'. Earaaparllla for ...Too.
Osomulaion for ..eta, BSe
Armour'a Malted Clam bottle
for , 30c, BSe
Rexall Orderllea ...1..10C, aso, boo
Scott's Emulsion 4so, BSo
Hyomel ; 46a, BSe
Hay a Hair Health doe, Bse
TOILET ARTICLES
25c bottle Japanese band lotion,
at ..15
I Bo Peroxide 7
50c Shah of Persia Soap ..19s
$1.50 Oriental Cream ....89s4
50o Halrlna Cream 29dt
Pond's Extract, 25c, 40c. 80c
nd S1.58
Seven Sisters Hair Grower 4Pc
nd 89
Nearly COO articles of Colgate's,
Soaps, Perfumes and Toilet
Waters, Cut Prices.
Vantlne'a Oriental Soapa, Per
fumes and Sachet. Special agency
at our stores.
MIVERAL WATERS
We carry nearly 100 differ
ent kinds of the best recom
mended mineral waters.
Bhermac's La Grippe Cough
Cure, 8.V, 60c, immediately
stops that night cough and
tickling of the throat .
RUBBER GOODS SPECUIi
l-qt Fountain Syringe
J-qL Hot Water Bag..;
...eoc
. ,d$c
SHERMAN & McCONNELL DRUG CO.
Five Good Store in Omaha. .
Hayden Bros'. Meat Dept.
Here Is Where You Save
50 Per Cent on Your
Meats for Sunday
No. 1 Sirloin Steak 10c
Porterhouse Steak ; .12HC
Pot Roast'..'........ 8C, 7C, 8C
Pork Loins , 9c
Pork Roast 1 '.V 7 MjC
Hindquarters Mutton or Lamb ...6c
Fproquarters Mutton or Lamb 5c
Mutton Cliops, 3 lbs 25c
Mutton Stew, 10 lbs -25c
No. 1 Hams '. .12V4C
Picnic Hams J .9c
Bacon 17C, 15c, 12V:C and 10c
llayden Bros'. Meat Dept.
Fry's Saturday
Slipper Sale
will be one of the bargain events of the season have
you got your share of the slipper bargains if you
haven't you had better come Saturday. You can't af
ford to miss them. Here are some of Saturday 's prices :
ITS palra of (4.00 patent, ITS pairs suede, patent and
suede, deml kid, pumps aad kid Fancy 81tppers. white,
straps. Fancy gO A C bln"' Uo' Dlcl t1 A K
Slippers, at.... Pa-.tO $3.60 grade... D 1 .40
1T pairs patent kid. castor Several ' lines of kid and
buck and kid Theodora Ties patent slippers, that were
m'onlsle r Fr-- -n JJ.00, f and 11.00
now0. r??.!"0: $1.95 u"':.'.0.:... $1.00
16th and Douglas Sts.
VERY HANDY
1. what the people ear about our new location.
We have a beautiful line of Silver suitable for
weadinc lift. Look (or too name
S.W. LINDSAY, Jeweler'
am Beat atstoanth Btieet. rasSaa tUoak.
. s
The
Thinz
To Do.
tt yoa toee your poeketbook.
Bin broils, watch or some other
article of value, the thing ta
do Is ta follow the example of
many other people and adver
tise without delay ta tha Lest
aad Found co turns of The Bee. .
That IB what most people do
when they lose articles of vale.
Telephone aa and tell roar loss
to ail Omaha la ft ting)) after
sooa. r . :
Put It
.In
TheBea
Telephone
Talking
The - wonderfully rapid growth,
of the telephone haa made ita
use. universal and ita misuse a
matter of keen public concern.
When yon talk over the tele
phone, speak In a slow, distinct
and even tone, with your llpa
about one Inch from the mouth
piece, talking directly Into the
transmitter.
Telephone dlaphrama are
constructed for ordinary modu
lations of the voice, and to talk
otherwise la not conducive to
the beat transmission.
Vhea your telephone rings,
do not reply "Hello!" Answer
by giving your name, aa
"Brown speaking,' or "Jonea
& Company, Brown talking."
That method eaves useless
words and la both courteoua
and direct
In making a call, the figures
ot a telephone number should
be separated and one Bomber
given at a time.
For example," in calling
"Black 140." when "Central"
asks for the number, say
"Black one-four-oh."
Nebraska
Telephone
Company
Advertisers!
The Omaha Bee
goes into the
home and is read
by women who do
the buying for
the greatest num-
ber of Omaha
homes.
