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THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. APRIL 20. 1912. k! PRIMARIES STOP THE WHEELS C M) 3E Little Doing at State House on the Day of Toting. NO FREIGHT SENT TO MEXICO andelberg's $50,000 Stock of Jewelry, Diamonds, Watches, Silverware, etc. Mu$t4flJill--Baise $1 5,000 Cash inl 0 Days two Sales Diil-2:J0 P. H. aid 7:30 P. M. Cmamencig; Saturday, April 20, 2:30 P. M. ROBERT FISCHER, Auctioneer Come! Bid! Not a Piece is Reserved. It's to Be QUICK and Decisive the $15,000 Simply. MUST Be Raised The ladies are especially invited to at tend this sale and we have chairs reserved for your comfort. A beautiful present given away to some lady at the close of each sale. Don't think of buying a watch, a diamond, a piece of cut glass, silverware or the like, until you've made a "bid" here. Going! Going! Gone! until $15,000 worth has been auctioned off. And every piece GUARANTEED by Mandelberg nn hv 1522 Farnam St. andelberg Omaha Saturday ought to be a big day at this store. I am offering blue and . tancy serges made to order for S20 the coat and pants. The S 20 offer also includes grays and fancies, They are worth $25, WILSON MacCartby-Wilson Tailoring Co 304-804 South Sixteenth SU Bishop McGovern.,. Taken to Hospital . ' at Denver, Colo. CHETENNE. Wyo.. April 19. -Special ) -Faifier Patrick. H. McOovern of Omaha who waa yesterday officially consecrated aa biihotf of the Diocese of Cheyenne of the Homan Catholic church, was today removed to St. Joseph's hospital In Den ver where be- will be treated for nervous trouble. Indeed, Bishop McOovern la on the verge of a breakdown, and local phy sician advise his remevel to the hos pital! Blahop McOovern has been under a sever (train for many weeks and waa In no condition to withstand the) ordeal Incident to his elevation to the high position lie now occupies. It Is thought, however, that with rest and quiet bis health will be restored.'.-, MURDERER OF SHERIFF '. , HAD LIVED IN NEBRASKA HASTINGS, Neb,, April l.-( Special Tel egram.Through the publication ,vt the man's picture In a newrpaper the mur derer of Sheriff Moody of Rockland county. South Dakota, has been Identified by Deputy Sheriff Wilson, as Bart Hud son, who lived at Hansen. Neb., until two yeara ago. Hudson was killed by the posse, and relatives llvlna- at Hansen mt Hastings will have the body brought bare lor burial. BONDSMAN SETTLES WITH JOHNSON COUNTY TECUM8BH, Neb., April U.-Frank A. Taylor of this city has given County Treasurer W. C. Redfleld bis check for IS.-24.lt This Is the balance due, with Interest, on a Judgment given the county against Mr. Taylor, who was one of the three bondsmen of the defunct Chamber lain banking bouse of Tecumseh to se cure county deposits. Mr. Taylor bas paid the county something on this ac count before and the amount, with the present amount and Interest, amounts to more than 110,00. - Deadly Frisk t possesses sufferers from lung trouble till they learn Dr. King's New Discovery will help them. Price 50c and 11.00. For sale by Bcalon Drug Co. Buy Your Spring Clothes The "CREDIT" Way Paying caih for clothe doesn't benefit YOU any. It's, the other fel low YOU are helping. He doesn't pay cash. Why should YOU? It will be a wise thing for you to do, before buying elsewhere to Inspect our complete line of Men's and Women's Wearing Men's Suits and Coatt range in price . . $10 to $30 T .J.'-. C,l. 1 ,.rm rm. I- CIA t. Ci ! ixiuica uuna ami a-icaic iauC lii jiiiic . . . t7 lu tfOV A full line of Ladies' Coats, Skirts, Waists, Petticoats and Millinery and Shoes at Popular Prices. You Are Welcome to Credit Here Open Saturday Evening Till 10:30. Our Council Bluffs Store is at 33 So. Mala St, M. T. SORDyUST, Mgr. BALLOT CONFUSES VOTERS Many Find it Difficult to Pick Delegates They Favor. SOKE SWITCHING OF PASTIES Veto Rather Llaht Over Nebraska, with Heats Where Coateet Is B liter ClarkMen I rsed mn by Telegrams. (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN. Neb.. April 1. (Special.) The primary vote early today waa de cidedly light, but Increased aa the day wore on. and toward night It waa beavv. There waa even less talk than usual around the polls to Indicate the trend of the voting and the most astute political observers confessed they could see noth ing to give a clue as to the result until the votes were counted. In spite of the spirited character of the primary cam paign there waa no III feeling manifested by those around the pulls. There were the usual number of workers, but the voters did not seem Inclined te listen to what they had to say, all evidently hav ing their mlnda made up before eomlng to the polls. No trouble waa reported from anywhere except In a predict of the Fourth ward, where Franklin C. Hamer, republican candidate for atata treasurer, became In volved In an altercation, but It was not serious. Democrats twitch Over. NORFOLK, Neb.. April M.-Speclal Telegram.)-Up till J: o'clock tonight more than half the city vote and more than a third of the rural vote had been cast. Twice aa many farmers aa two yeara ago voted. A very large number of the democrats voted In the republican primary, some on account, of local candl- dates and some to vote for Roosevelt or Lai Follette. The lack of designation a to national convention delegatea caused great confusion and it is said many voters cast ballots In this community not know ing which presidential delegatea thsv were voting for. LIssl VMa la Freseoat. FREMONT. Neb., April UWRpeclal Telegram.) A very light vote was cast here. The republicans are turning out In a larger proportion than the-demorcats and there aro Taft and Roosevelt work ers at each of the polling places. Leas than 1,600 votea will be polled. Leading .ark democrale today re ceived telegrams urging them to try to line up the Wilson men for the Missouri statesman In order to bead off Harmon and the Harmon received dispatches warning them of the plan. Prominent men en both sides who bsd not registered their party affiliations had to file an af fidavit wtlh the city clerk in order to vote, Inclua.ng one candidate for a taste office. Heavy Veto la Qage. BEATRICE, Neb., April 1. (Special Telegram.) A heavy vote Is being polled In the primary election In Gage county today. Taft la getting a big vote In Beatrice, but reports from some of the country precincts are In favor of Roose velt. For national committeeman, Victor Rosewater appears to be tnt he lead, al though the vote as far as can be elarned la close. For state senator Peter Janeen, repub lican, appears to be leading his opponents in Beatrice. Unless the country precincts will change conditions materially he win be nominated. , . Ballet Ceafeaee Electors. KF.ABN'ET. Neb.. April .-(8peclal I Telegram.) An exceptionally light vote waa polled hi the four precincts that cw ter In Kearney. Tbe prospect at 7 p. m. rave l-SOS aa the maximum number. Re publican votea outnumbered the derao cartlc, 1 to 1, the ratio running about the same In all polling places. The gereral opinion has Taft picked for a more plural ity vote with Roosevelt and La Foilette eacb receiving possibly a little more than one-fourth of thew hole. Great confusion on the part of tite voters prevailed regarding the preferen tial vote for president and preedential electors, many thinking tlie preferential jte carried With It the electors In avor of that preference. Many democrats were disappointed that there was no way for them to vote for Senator Nome Brown. ... Eons Cored la 1 te a Days. j The Paris Medicine Co.. 2S24 Pin. street. , St- Louts, Mo., manufacturers of Laxa ' Uve Bromo Quinine, have a new and l wonderful discovery, GROVE'S 8A-NARB CUTIS, which guaranteed to ours any ! ease of ECZEMA, no matter of how long 'standing, la s to JS days, and arm re fund Br one? If It (alls. GROWS SA. ! NARfi CUTIS as perfectly dean aad does last aula. If veer druggist karat n. jeeed as He ta stasias aad at wtu he seat iky mail. Here: alaad Railroad Serves Notice Thle Service Mas Beea "asaeaded Jadae Masers Feeket ricked by "Die. (From a Staff Correspondent ) LINCOLN. April .-(8peclal.-State officials who did not go yesterday left today, going borne to vote at the pri maries and as a remit there Is no ling doing at the state house ex--e; oflclal routine. The last of the officio's departed this afternoon. Governor AlJr.ch a'ld Secretary of State Walt bringing up ".'ie rearguard. Secretary Currle of the T'ft headquarters left on a late trail lal night for Broken Sow anu the offiie. whlt-h has been a busy place for the last few days Is now deiterted. The first filings of -amiiln expenses were made today. Tli.- a Follette com mittee a:bmtttd a 111 showing tl e ex penditure of fSSl.49. This Is slKtied ly F. A. Corrlrk. P. A. Caldwell republi-Jm candidate for congress In the Fifth dis trict says he spent !1E.U in the prhn.iry campaign. These reports sre o law cm pelted to be filed not later thun ten ilav after the primary and It '.a tomewt-at unusual to file them brfxie the irl martes, In fact, a c-imiJor.o:i portion of the expense often Is Incurrtd on th'.t dsy. Governor Aldrlch's boys I nt evening had a chat with Colonel itooamclt. As one of the boye Is consi-1 vlile of a sportsman he and the coluiu-l at once found common ground for convtrfctitlo.i. Ke Freiakt for Mexico. The Hock Island rallro-ii -las notified the State Railroad cumiu..-sln that all rates to and from points in Mexico are temporarily suspended and that the road will receive no freight destined for point In that country. The order is Issued cn account of the disturbed conditio.! f af faire m the Bister republ'e, the greatest trouble existing In the portion Ulrectiv tributary to the Rock lsuuij lines. Cum nany officials, of course, M , n.i Inllnia tlon of when the Mexican liaffic la llkily to be resumed. William Husenetter, stste oil Inspector, Is back In Ms office after several days spent In the hospital with an attack of muscular rheumatism. The Memorial day proclamation has been Issued from the office of the assist ant adjutant general In the state house. It feelingly calls attention to the fact that each year finds many less of the old veterans to participate In the ceremonies and contains directions for the official observance of the day. The Grand Army of the Republic de partment has also Issued a circular to the various potts cautioning them against taking any official action regarding the proposal to erect a memorial to Mary Todd Lincoln until after the national en campment has passed on the question. Thla action la taken, not because of oppo sition to the plan, but because rrgula- tlona require endorsement of the national body before the posts csn act Kxpeaaes ef State lastltaf lose. The expenses of the various state In stitutions were 110,212.46 less during March thaa In February thla year. The Febru ary expense bills footed up to t7e.Ml.iw and those of March to MS.T7t.41. April will probably see a larger amount ex pended as work on various buildings snd Improvements, notably the tuberculosis hospital at Kearney, which was suspended during the severe weather In March, will be reeumed. Following Is the detailed statement for the various Institutions: Salaries knd wages til 22. M met ana ngnts n. 2xs Repairs and buildings x,34.4 Farm repairs, expenses and ma chinery - (79. Feed, grain, hay, bran and oil- meal l.lll.M Rreadstuffs, (lour and meal l.WH 4 Freeh fruit 325.8S Dried fruit 246.71 Canned fruit K1 40 Canned vegetablea 191. Fresh vegetables Sugar 6.13 40 Tea and coffee 174. wrrmK a.-vw. .u Other food supplies i... 13&.41 Carpets, rugs, pillows, bedding, curtains, furniture 970.42 Dry goods KS.JO hok. rapera. stationery M 7 doming z,lis.3 Lena, new nuutungs, permanent Improvements 4.7M.4& Soap, laundry supplies snd ma chinery SS3.03 Hitcnen ana aimng room hard ware, crockery 3W.74 Drugs, surgical Instruments K26 70 Live stock MS 76 Not listed elsewhere Ztel.M Total MS, 771.41 badge's Packet Picked. Judge Hamer of the supreme court had hla pocket picked last night In the crowd returning from the Roosevelt meeting. The pocketbook contained no cash but a check for 13, soma receipts and other papers of value only to himself were lea. He noticed his loss Immediately after being jostled by two men. but they had disappeared In the crowd. Several othera report having lost valuables aa the result of the work of pick pockets, but up-to-date no large losses are chronicled. Carta ta tarlety. The Bute Historical society baa been presented a hair lariat made by the Pawnee Indiana. It waa presented by E. Land is of Morrill, Kan., formerly a resident of Kearney, this state. He ob tained It from the Indians In the early day and haa had it In his possession ever since. It Is now twenty-two feet long. four feet having been cut off from time te time by curio hunters. JUDGE GOOD KNOCKS OUT WILL OF W. B. ECCLEST0N ASHLAND, Neb.. April . (Special. )- Stipulation waa filed In the district court before Judge Edward E. Good at Waboo Wednesday wherein It la agreed by and between the proponent. Mrs. Clarie Pawl ing Plummer. and the contestant, Wil liam B. Eccleston, that the appeal In the matter of the estate of George W. Eccleston, deceased, be dismissed. It Is further agreed that the findings and decree of the county court, holding that the Instrument tendered for probate Is not tbe will of the late George W. Kccie- stoa. shall remain In full force and effect. This case attracted attention acroaa the continent last fall. A paper purporting ta be tbe hurt wtu and testament of George W. Ecdestoa was filed .before Judge Peter P. White la the county ocnrt at Waboo by Mrs. Chuie P. Plummer and waa contested by William B. Bcdeston. a minor son. ' Mrs. Plummer conducted a retreat for Incarablee near Atlantic City. J., at which place Bcdastoa was a patient before hla death In July last. The document presented by Mrs. Plummer read as follows-. -L George W. Eccleston of Aablaod, Saunders county. Nebraaka, bequeath ta nrr best friend. Clarke Pswhng Phnsmer ef the cfty at Atlantic Omaha's Greatest Clothing House The man who has $15 to spend receives just as much consideration is just as welcome in this store , as the man who can af ford $40.00 for his spring suit. We want you to feel that you must be satisfied here, whatever you have decided to expend on your wardrobe wants this season. ' No suit goes out of this house, unleis it reDresents a dol lar's worth of value for every 100 cents you pay for it. Kuppenheimer Clothes $18 to $40 Ladies' Panama Hats Just arrived, the real swell trimmed Panamas for ladles. In various shapes and grades. These hats were all trimmed and blocked lu Paris and are very exclusive. You should visit our hat de partment and try one on or see them on display in the window. Silk Hose For ladles, In black, white, tan and gray a new line for our furnishing goods de partment The regular dol lar grade are on sale Satur day, per pair 55 Men's NegBgee Shirts The kind with French cutts and collars to match in neat stripes, made tip of French flannel wouldn't do any harm to see them at least, price .... 91.50 Union Saits I'assar. Superior, flrrlven and Peerless Union Suits la mercerised, cotton and silk knee lengths, athletlo style and regular. You fat man or tall man coma here we have sixes for any build man. Price ft 1.00 to $6.50 Knit Ties, new arrivals that are shown only by ns. 'Very exclusive designs 5O4 to 83 'fPlJ '''' ':''P!$lffl : i City, N. J., who haa done more for me thaa any of my children. She took me In homeless and hslpless, not knowing she would ever receive one cent. In ap preciation of this great act of kindness t give to the three following all my prop erty, real, personal and mixed, to be divided between Clarie Pawling Plummer, my son, Charles Eccleston. my daughter. Bessie Eccleston. to share equally, each to receive one-third of the eatate." It then goes on te stale that If either of the heirs try to contest the will the one contesting shall forfeit his or her shsra and the portion of the one contest ing shall be divided between the remain ing, that he prefers snd demands that Mrs. plummer shall share In the estate, she being named as executrix. William B. Eccleston, a minor eon, waa cut off without reference to his name. The prop erty consisted of a SW-acre farm In Green precinct, thla county, two and a half mllea southwest of Memphis, and a small balance In an Aahland bank, this city having been Eccleaton's home for several years before his death. Ills daughter, Bessie Eccleston, who resided at Beatrice, died last September, after the will waa filed. The other children reside at Spokane. Wash. Burkett, Wilson at Brown represented Mrs. Plummer and Beckett, Brewster A Snafford the con tsstant. William Eccleston, FALLS CITY CONTRACTOR IS KILLED BY FALL FALLS CITT. Neb., April UV-(Speolsl.) James Jelllson, a brick contractor, died from spinal and Internal Injuries re ceived by falling from a brick wall on which he was working at the Oehllng , brewery. Mr. Jelllson waa one of the best known contractors In southeastern Ne braska. The widow and two grown chil dren survive. Budweiser At the Top Because of Quality and Purity Bottled with crowns or corks only at the Horn Plant in St Louis The Anheuser-Busch Brewery Covers an area of 140 acres of oround, equal io 70 city blocks, upon which are located 110 individual buildings. OflPflQlTV Brewing Capacity . . . 2,500,000 Malting Capacity . . . 2,000,000 Bottling Works , . '. 1,000,000 Grain Storage Elevators 1,750,000 8tockhouses (for lagering) 600,000 Steam Power Plant . . 12,000 Electric Power Plant . 4,000 Refrigerator Plant , . 4,000 Ice Plants ...... 1,200 Uoal Used ...... 325 FREIGHT barrels per year bushels per year bottles daily bushels barrels horn BAufar horse power tons per day a am. j... MAI. sroi UUf tons per day Inbound and Outbound . , 50,000 cars per year TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES Refrigerator freight cart ... 1,500 Horses at home plant . . . 143 Wagons at home plant . . . . 78 Auto Trucks at home plant . 74 Horses at Branches . ... a 483 Wagons at Branches . .V . e . a 430 Auto Trucks at Branches . 47 EMPLOYES " At St. Louis Plant At 36 Branches . 6,000 people 1,500 people Total Sales, 19111,527,832 Barrels Budweiser Allied Beer SaJe