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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1913)
THE BEE: OMAHA, SAT TODAY, JANUARY 4, 1913. tAWN $T GREATER aUBS CLIMAX GRAND v mm V 'flBBH aaaWaWaVMkaaaaaaLH In Value-Giving The Nebraska's unparalleled sale completely overshadows in value-giving all other sales. Com pare, look the facts in the face. CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP! We're breaking all records in Januarv reductions. Also, here's Omaha's largest stock of newest, most desirable clothing for men and young men. Every garment must be cleared out. EVERY SUIT, EVERY OVERCOAT. Out they go without reserve The vital important of this sale is being recognized by every man who knows real value. Don't miss this remarkable oppor tunity to buy best clothes made at actually the lowest prices ever known in Omaha or elsewhere. Choose From Our Entire Stock Thousands of Men's and Young Men's' Newest, Winter of 1912-13. Suits and Overcoats GIGA CLOT 5A imiL 111 J IIMU'I 3 r Absolutely None Reserved. All in 5 Mammoth lots. Sensational gelling. AUAAfcE EDAll 1 AT 1 Comprises nearly 1,000 high UllUUdE rnUIII LIPS I gmde Suits and Overcoats. Oomparo the Imndsomo 52-inch convertible collar overcoats at this price with $16.50 values elsewhere. Won derful rnngo of all wool, fancy fabrics and black velvet collar K;ertieys, all of our $10.00, $12.50 and $13.50 Suits and Overcoats, at j . )nvertiblp collar overcoats at this $7.50 CHOOSE FROM LOT II $Si75 A Most Extraordinary Offer. CHOOSE FROM LOT III Men and young men who usually pay $25.00 .or $30.00 for a suit or overcoat . nr directed to (his astonishing group of most extraordinary values. OVERCOATS The swagger shawl collar and 'convertible models swell chinchillus, Scotches, diagonals, single and double breasted, bolted styles; many like illustration. Black velvet collar dress , ovorcoats galore All of our up to $22.50 Overcoats, on sale at $13.50 SUITS Most remarkable values and variety over heard'of at $13.50. Semi English, Norfolks and over fifty other distinctive styles. Blue serges, fancy mixtures, black goods, $20.00, $22.50 Suits, at $13.50 $45.00 and $50.00 Overcoats and premier, hand tailored, full Men's Furnishings. Unparalleled Values WARM UNDERWEAR AT A BIG SAVING Over 1,000 hand tailored, high grade Suits and Overcoats. This wonderful offer includes fine clothes, superior to usual $20.00 values elsewhere. Con vertible collar, storm collar, newest shawl ,collar models; fancy weaves and black ker seys, dress overcoats in great variety. Fine blue serge and rich fancy weave suits, guar, anteed all wool. All of our $15.00 and $16.50 Suits and Overcoats, go at, $30-$35 Suits and O'coats $17.50 AM AAQI? EDAU I AT 1U Von't miss this intensely interesting group vnUUOb rnUlTl LU I II of rare weaves and distinguished styles. You most particular men and young men, here's your greatest opportunity. OVERCOATS Hundreds of the smartest now rough weaves. Novejtv plaid Hacks. High grade chinchillas. Belted and full belted stylos. Swagger inverted plait or plain back black dress overcoats, all the most wanted new collar ideas. $ 3 0.0 0 , and $35.00 Overcoats, on sale at. . . . ., SUITS None finer made than wo offer in this magnificent collection. Bough weaves, worsteds, blue' serges, fancy browns, purples, grays, diagonals. Full dress and Tuxedo suits, $30.00 and $35.00 values, at $17.50 silk lined, full-dress and tuxedo suits, choice at.. .. $25.00 styios. owagger $1 7.50 WEN,S($2.00, $2.50 COOPER spring v'ncccl!c! 'ribbed 'Union Suits white,' natural, n&.grayy all dzes; Saturday Sale price, at . . ,$M5 $1.25 AND $1.50 MERINO and Egyptian cotton fleece Union SuitSj all 'sizes, Sat- TK urday sale price,, at Iv0 MEN'S $4.00 AND $4.50 SWEATERS. Extra, heavy wool, hand fin ished, Byron and Huff np.ck collar, wine, navy, gray; " 9 'OR all sizes, Saturday sale price, at , '. ., vtiUv noc Hose, 25o Moh'b puro thread fillk hoso. Blnck and fancy colors Saturday ualo prlco OC ; 0c Mufflers, 23o Men's i warm Kniuea, mumors. Dlack, whlto , and colors, Saturday bale . prico at .... , . 91.no Shirts, Columbia, Kxccllo and Vniiltlcss Shirts AIT sizes,- groat range of patterns, Saturday snlo prlco at. , 25c $1, $1.00 Mufflers, 50c McrVs bilk rcof'rs and square mufflers, black, whlto, pearl, Saturday sale pa pride at OUC $1.10 Boys' Clothes. Tremendous Reductions OUR ENTIRE STOG-Thousasds of Suits and Overcoats $2.45 T 0 $2.95 ; $iut,, Overcoats and Reefed, go f 7? $4.45 TO $4.95 SUITS.Oyer- coats and Ecofers, goiat . , v $5.45 TO. $6.95 $7.45 TO $9.45 Suits, Overcoats and Suits, Overcoats and Reoiers, go. A rA Eeofers, go at $4.50 U $3.45 T 0 $3.95 Ruits Overcoats 'and Reefers, go at..1. $2.75 $3.50 John A. Swanson, Pres'. Wm. L. Holzman, Treas. Store open till 9 Saturday Nights. N - ' I I k. 1 No connection with any other retail store. D From Our Near Neighbors V Waterloo. Mrs... rt. .Waldroir went to Omaha nUttftcrnoSfi. atttoraxy ot Qpntrul City U lilting VAtcHoo friends this week. Mla Anna Leach, of'Elkhorn' visited Saturday "last a troy-rDr, Richardson home. t W. Cobts. of Holt county, father ot the Cobb bojm.bceii hero this week Halting pUMriends. ' ' s lr'?-l1lLM0V9V yl'lfl . "w day 'nlrti MrsrTraber nnu family. retrirninB VUjmo Tiirwlu) noon. -MncjlBaao. jfoycw.nnd lister. Urn, Mar Ify. wcnUo Onialia Jtomtny oifternoon to -jiit Judco and ,Mr. button. Mr. -Mid Alr. VI1 Morrieou and little Blrl wot out from Omaha to visit New ear at the Y. A. Schneider lioine. E. Coibii of Orand Island vTaltod at the llerriijBtoti Immn the firm of the yc. feplng to, Omahrt Tulay morn-1fi6- '.'" Ir. Claude tuition came over from llailan. Ia.. Christinam night tor a visit teHli thf.Jiome'fok, Jlr. and Mrs. i, O v-. . reuen. of Otndha. came out Viith 111 wSrt'lfl-law. Chas. nioomquist, after ChrUtmaa and nniiUned with the "latter at tho farm until Hunday.. Ar. and Mre. Chas. Uarnhart, of Qtln- nol. Ia.. who Tvero vlsltlnc over Satur ''. tlsU pi- the Wllehay home, left Sunday afternoon for their hopie, Mr. Ed gp;tc, of Meckllne. 8. U., a iitbCB of MU Ixwell und who wan visit ii'fi .relatives-at Vai!y. spent Sunday jfteinoon with her aunt In Waterloo. Harry, L'4 wards was . at Kmnard. for lirUtroa,.reWrnlng tlie Uat of the wpek. Iia. Canllner. df Omaha vIsltM u day it two'thU week Mth his aunt." Mrs. UJbks, ahd family. . MrL..Mc.GoJtl. aod M1m Margaret Ale Cold, of xgan. mother and sister of -Mrs. TomplQ Robjnspn, were over Jri luy lileht guests at h Jtoblnron home, vturlm,'tt- Ixigan' Baturday. TMits Harah-14 Allen. ma ha been malt- hpr. home. wlth. Jlr. ais Mr. J. It., lgsrrfH aovexal yejtra ouat, died abom 8 . riot U Thilfsday .morning Tht body 'was tkcn tb'Ootatur. III..' for1urlaV: Mr Itli'd 'Mra. Itoy Mtflel.l were at V luxiltv "Sunday to jwet a. little nephew Hoy who came from Alliance Uiat JIJjX 3"Jio W). whwtt inoyier was the lat Mrs. q. .U. OaTiUner. sister of Itoy, will make his hbmo with his uncle ana HUllt. AWeiilne Wntrr. Mr. und Mrs. Itnyunoiul Jehks of Lin coln vUlted old frleiul lere last Thurs day. Mrs. C. V. IonurU of Kansas City, a alster of. Mr. Ueorgu Illtohman, visited here this weelf. ... .V. B,flNowIoii of Ktcmont, pfeb,. visited his brother, C. H. Kowlon, and sister, Katheilne, tills week. Uen O. DoflbiiUKh of Xew York City ar rived last Monday and Is visiting his sister. Mr. U II. Olive-. ' Martin MotfusAn arWvrd last Wednes Uy from liURone. ore., and will spend the winter with his mother. Prank Bchaeffer of Kprt Boott arrived Wednesday tilght and la visiting his grandparents. Captain and Mrs. Theo dore Bchaeffer. A miscellaneous, sltower was given last Monday at the home of Mm. J. J. Meier In honor .of tho bride-to-be. Misses Pearl and Anna Wilkinson. Mi Js'. J. Calkli died Wednesday night after a lingering illness. The funeral was held Friday at S p. m. Dfoo4-d was an old resident of the county and leaves a husband and three nrnwn sons. A pretty douNe wedding took pluce at the. Congregational church Wednesday afternoon when Itev. J. U. Andwjis, pas ton of tho Congregational church, united thfc Uvea and fortunes of Mr. Alexander Vaughn f Lincoln and Miss Anna Wit kltiBon, and Mr. Ixonard Wells or Scott's Bluff and Miss IVarl Wilkinson. The brldea are daughtrra of Mrs. It. S. Wil kinson and social favorites . The recep tion wm held at the homo of the brides. I'nitlllion, Mrs. Jamese T. IVglny gav a towel shower, for Miss Edna N'olun list Satur day afternoon. Miss Nettle Mann of Soutli Omaha ;vfnt.,r.v.ipra,.d'iy'' ear'y ln V,e with Miss Ulllu.it Kntey. . Mrs. KuU, Ivln of Harrison. Neb., is visiting nt tho home, of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. It. r..Haron. Miss norence'l)ye of Heward and Mls UHTaI?'.' "f guests of Mra. E. S. Nrkoron durtiiK the holjdays. Mi nd Mrs J. J, Kustmau ai)d ramllj' of Omaha were the guests Mr. and Mrs, John Welsh and family over Sunday. Klkhoru. ' John Schuldt was nt Omaha Friday, Mra.,ntgby visited relatives In Omaha this week. , Mr. and Mrs. Kmll Parakcnlng went to CalR. Neb.. Monduy. II. A- Nolto returned from bis ranch at ttrldgeport, Neb., Tuesday. Mrs. C. W. Baldwin and son. Grove, went to Omaha Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. 15. Kate returned from their Chrlstmaa visit Saturday. Herman Oady of near Washington vis ited Ht the HensQ honte .Thursday. MIm llcjilnger of Wlnslow. Neb.. Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. "Mcarew, this week. v Mrs. Y. Martens and daughter, Maggie, visited Saturday with Mr. Julius Bchuldt. MUm Josephine Ort of Wuhoo visited her slater, Mrs. J. E. Knte. Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Carlton' ot ijpokane. Wash.. Is hero visiting her daughter, Mrs. Albert I'arakenlng. News was' received front Olbbon that little Thai Mickey fell and broke an arm recently. Mr. and Mrs. llobert Baldwin left for David City Saturday to visit Mrs. Bald win's parents. James Calvert and friend of Clear water, Neb.,-arc here visiting his mother and other relatives. .Mr. and Mrs. Itlgby and baby went to Hooper Thursday tq visit Mrs. Itlsby'a sister, Mr. Clarence Bendlc. Mrs. 15. Y. Calvert and son. George, and two granddaughters;, the ltendle girls, vis ited at the Grandma Haney home Sun day. Mrs. Frost and grandoon, who have been visiting her oousina, Mrs. Dan Qulnn and Mr. Van Alst, for some time. Returned to their home at Walbach. Nb., Tuesday. ' Mr .and Mrs. H. A. Mockelmann and Mlts Ilenlner went to Omaha Wednes day noon to attend the matinee that afternoon, returning In the evening. Irtlnsrtou, Mr- and Mrs. A. C. Deln visited In Omaha with Mr. and Mrs. Johnaon. A Christian Kndeavor social will be held at the SundalUhome Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bajtuusson visited Thursdav with Mr. and Jim Nels Uns nmsse', A waifh nlsht aoiln was held at the Christian church Tuesday evening. Forty persons were present. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Bjtsmussen spent Wednesday with their daughter, Mrs. Ired Paulsen, at Bennington. Mr. and Mrs. Ucrtdrlcktion and. chil dren, Clara and Chester; returned from a two weeks' visit with friends and rela tlves In Kansas. ' Vnllrr. The Valley schools were given a holiday New Year's. Kugene Carter, second son of.O. Carter, Is very 111 with pneumonia. Mrs. It. n. Steele Is recovering from a severe attack of the grippe. John Mehl sold his residence property to Andrew Wlcklund this week. Mrs. Clara -Bronson Spats of Mecklln, S. D., visited Valley friends Sunday. Mr., and Mrs. Charles Wllla of Omaha spent New Year's with Valley relatives. Mrs. Y. C. Kennedy has had quite a so vere attack or the grlPP. but Is some better. Mrs. W. H. Becd ha been quite 111 Tor several days, but Is again -able to bu arotthd. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bailor and' Helen r ttirnetl TuvsMlfiy from a week's visit ut Sioux City. Mrs. Anna Allen was called from Otnaba, Tuesday by the Ulnces of her mother, Mrs. IjovI. Mrs. Susan lewjs la very seriously ill with pneumtfnla. A trained nurse .trom Omaha Is In attendance. Mrs. W. D. Kelley gave a very enjoy able birthday party Tuesday alter school In honor Of the sixth birthday of Jesse. Mtfis Muriel Kndtleld, Charlotte and Mlldrod King gave a very enjoyable skat ing party at King's lake Thursday night. The young women and younger married women gave a very ejijoyable leap year ba)l New Year's eve In the Weekly hull. Dr. Harry Stanger of Boone. Ia., ind Mrs. Johnson of Iowa were called here ly the illness and death of their mother, Mrs. Manser. Mr. C. B. Nichols, superintendent of the Junior Christian Endeavor aoclaty, gave a very pleasant partyNfor them at her home Monday evening. Twenty-three were In attendance. Mrs, Qeorge Staiiger died at the home of her daughter. Mrs. J s KmnMiv Tuesday evening at o'clock, jid Oeorgo Htanirer. who wbji unenn.pinna .in. death, died Thursday morning at 0 o'clock. ne aouuie unerai was neld at the home Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Itev. Mr. Taylor, assisted by B. A. Fje. con ducted the sen-Ices and Interment was innur i ie aucy cemetery. Air. stanger Was H yeara of age and Mrs. Stanger 76 and they h.ad been married flfty-rtlx years. Most of their lives had been spent In lioone,' Ia. Tliey aro survived by three daughters and two sons. Tekamnlt. Sheriff Phlpps has ono to Baglcy. la., for a few days' 1slt with his aged mother. Boys were born New Tear'a day to Mr. and Mrs, Mclvln Boblnson and Mr. nd Mrs. Walter Chandler. i M.'J?S U"?"1 Seville, one of (he teachers in the University Place. Lincoln schools, waa n Tekamah Msltor over Sunday. Judge W. O. Sears In grandfather to a .new boy that camo to the home of his son, Edward, and wire the fore part ot the week. Mrs. II. H. Fear and children of Mon "mln. Ia., are guests at the home of Mrs. Feas mother. Mra. Mary Coleman. In this city. ..J- ,t.,9rom ,iad a famlly gathering' of tils chlldron and grandchildren at his homo on Ntw Year's day. There wer great-grandchildren among the number, too. Twins. boy and a girl, were born to Mr. and Mrs. John Bckley last Tuesday. thfi flnV ItAfnn fhrl.tnvaa V. I - 1 . - ten well behaved youngsters In that Tv II l . n Ttr.ittn trw fnrm.i-l.. nn . . . . . .. rerlntendent of schools In Burt countv. hilt nnv a nrnnllrlni. .Mnn.Jl. I n land, Ore., was In Tekamah this week on MIm Pluto U'rul a .1-. J ....... ..iiwiiuiriu nan united In marriage on Wednesday at MIm Kniiz' hnmn tn t Tv. nh., this place. The bride waa a teachor In the Tekamah schools last year. The groom Is a well-to-do farmer llvlne southwest of Tekamah. SprluKfleld. Prof. John Speedle of Benson Is here vlaitlng relatives. Mrs. Grey Miller and son Mas aro here vIMtlng relatives. O. W. Joern was in Seward (he fore part of the week. Miss Grace Johnson of Sidney,. Neb., Is homo for the holidays. Tom Darling of Grand Island ia visiting the John Mlnnford family. Mlsa' Essie Thomaa of Chlllcothe. Mo, Is visiting her brother Clarence. Mr. and Mrt. Hagun and daughter Ada returned from a '.hree months' visit in Ohio, Miss Helcfi Christlansnn has bean elected teacher in the Hrooklngs, S. D., school!". Kula Bates. KHxabeth Davidson. Mar garet, Jennie and Winifred ltoberts at- $5.50 mgwm j IJsakW ItlWl W - Mliri IP) (1 I Ml aaV aW flllll nil I aV II II I KM 1 1 m h ia I mi in. l inisa w1e? R J,0,U,M Party, given by Winifred Waters of Elmwood last Friday. Mr. n n H Mr. iriii L'ni.ni . . . . . . t parly of young folks New Year's night. Ford Bates of that University of Ne braska. Is spending his vacation with his parents. -J?iy!he hanK? '"I precincts, Springfield J"1 bmc.:5,cnde! ft mile and a half north ai)d a mile west. Hiram Mlnnford has proved up on 6V1 acres of land ner Wayside and is visit ing his parents here, l1!?" Mel8inger had a sale of his farm mm.hcry. anlltocl' nd will move to i'apllllon In a few weeks. h loS,lonLskL returned from Mlnne sota, where he bought a aectlon of land, paying $) per acre for t. ninlr. Ralph Kelwit of tmaha attended tho firemen's ball on Tuesday evening. A baby boy waa born to Mr. and Mrs.' Bernard Haller on Monday evening. A Otto .Siruve of Itaglna. Canada, spent tho holidays with his parents In Blair. Mrs. J. P. Wlshart saent the holiday week with her son-in-law, Ed Reed, and family.- ......M, .... ..vi . t-jr auu uauKJiier or Kearney spent Sunday with Mrs. H. E. f (aiq Anna f. Ufn .. . . . her sinter. Mm r a ronK.ii Pauu Minn. c'" Ml m- Tlie state, school appprtlonment for this county Is $3,742 and the county has 4.331 school children. Huirh Rtli- anH r.mllw r V . . , , ' " . 1 W I A 1 CI 11 1 VIS- Iten nvnr lnt Qaliira .t . i. ,.i. .. Judge I. C. Eller. u,,c,r' Gifford. 3-year-old son or Earl Booth.' fell Into fl. tilt, ttt hnl xx-n w la.. , r . ' and Was badlr scolded Miss J. F. Mead of Orand Island spjnt Christmas with her tnottter. Mrs. S C. Taylor, and alster Stella. George Wright of Kansae City spent u.Year wlth bu father. "Doc" Wright of the Clifton hotel. Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Walte of Sprlnsdale. hJ.i. spenl lh kc-'ldara. 1th .Mrs. White's brother, J. E. Lutz. and amlly. The city street sprinkler was on the S?.lka '.!,.tlrS day berore Christmas for the benetlt or the Christmas shoppers. Harry Plata and son of Clay Center, Mr Bt ,th.r hma of hl Parents Mr. and Mrs. J. It. rutt. over last Sat-i urday. . : Miss Ethel Stewart entertained a party SE.?1 .f her frinls. Including sev eral home front college, on ast Monday : etentner i-3?"x- Fi!len Fo"' Pna mn Bryan of Mill- ' len, Neb., spent The holidays with her 1 5 sisters. Miss Anne Carter of Blair nhlr Mrs. Yeoman of Omaha. , nf h (iorden .l "a-r'an. Ia., has leased the old Acme mills, which lias stood Idl for sqveral years, and will have It In run nlnir order In n short ti,n " C. (C. Vanpousen, democratlo ' member ThViS.iefl8latu,;c' .Mt for LincillPo,, lZtL1? ln,t0Ull with legislative duties for the coming sosslon. .. jV' A)''' Stockton, late of OmoJia. canm down from Norfolk on Tuesday and Twill hep J. V. White In his xtore. VeVently purchased of the Maylo commlny!- !i!"an A' , Servl-c. n former Blair b'oy P?J S'e0"?1' ond Mlss Marian M, Dfii nls of South Omaha were married In fhW city on Thursday by Rev. C r. I.ang. The new Minneapolis Omaha' railroad time can). rnVfuo- trt o..UV. i'"v'" ..... intM uunuuy. January ?,r,ias.can,fe ln, tlle. ev"lng. passenger train fnr Omnlm Innvlnw ninu . a..-..'3 m. Instead o7;3n. in. h " as alM p Miss Enid Beatty, who Is spending her vacation from Rockford. in' t "Tome. Grlswoid laT and formVf'Rockfc'rd "ixud wit. and Miss Beaty's coiiilm Miss A lien ?w" aaj-l0UX C'' as suwts over New ,,5lr". A. M. Pratt, mother of Mrs. F W Krnnv nml with ...I. -,. ' "''.V r'-" ... . . . . i rriiMiu hi n m,L'A. i... "nie 1", this cfy, was K, vears old ton a rfostal Card shower, lmtnv rnmn rrnjti rifn. rMm she lived for Hnreral years "to pSmm.' LONG BRIEF IS FILED IN CASE 0FEDT0R MYLIUS NEW YORK. Jan. aOne of tK- est "briefs" ever filed. !n the case of a iinii5rani is an appeal from the omer ot tne spocial. board of. Inquiry that Edward F, MyUus, wh'q had senfA a year In an English prison on. convic tion, of having published a libel, against King George of England, be deported. The appeal was drawn up by counsel for Myllus, who Contends that his of fense was a political one and. did not in volve moral turpitude. The brief was forwarded today to sec retary NageJ of the Department of Com merce and Labor. Unless he r.r. rriM noriiinn air tm Iai a . , .. nuthoritlas. Myllus will be some vesael of the line which brought him here. iicr l' vears old vpn '. nn.d rccelTj Jl many of whlcT friend, where fl In Pdlmt-M Key to th Kltimtinnn.. . .i. .... i -... i s,.. r