THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1913.
Introductory Exhibit
of Imported White Goods
Spring 1913
Nob Crepes 40-inch; a yard $1.50
French Striped Crepes 40-inch; a yard $1.35
Embroidered English Voiles 45-rnch; a yard $1.00
Plain French Crepes 40-inch; a yard $1.25
Embroidered Batistes 32-inch; a yard $1.00
Embroidered French Piques 32-inch; a yard. . . .$1.00,
Ratine Crepes 40-inch; a yard $2.00
Mummy Linen Suitings 45-inch; a yard.1 $1.00 .
Dotted Crepes 27-inch; a yard ........ .25c
French Ratine Suitings 40-inch; a yard . .$1.00
Nob Embroidered Crepes 38-inch; a yard 85c
Linen Crash Suitings 48-inch; a yard 75c
Phantom Cloth A mercerized nainsook with a shallow
stripe; used for fino undennuslins and layette, 40 inches
wide; for j hoi t of 10 yards $2.50
I
8 16XU. AT AND WflKr
Cape Gloves at 89c a Pair
Just 200 pairs of those good wearing tan capo gloves
left for Tuesday's selling; a pair 89c
den&3
HOWARD STA.
BATTLE IN WEST VIRGINIA , MONTENEGRINS TAKE HILL
Posse and Miners Clash on Moun
tain Near MucWow.
THREE OFFICERS ARE TTTT.T.ET)
Vam Amonar Miner Had Not Been
AwrertnineA "UTien Conrlrr l,rti
Telrsjmph Wlrm Cnt Fight
SHU in rrosjreas.
BUY YOUR
DRUGS HERE
Your hoalth is your greatest
asset, consequently you should
be particular where you buy
your' drugs. Vou tako no
chances when you conic to
ISeaton's. Wo llavo achtevod
thn foremost placo in the drug
business in the city on account
ot adhering to our policy Tho
LI est Drugs at tho Lowest
Prices. '
50e, 7Cc and J1.00 tjA
Perfumes, oz 6ncC
bOo Null Buffors, dotachablo
chamois covered, Of?
at T. . ZOC
2Gc Peroxldo of Hydro- ty
gen, at C
Johuuon'a Papold qa
TnblotB OyC
Boaton's Cold Tablets, oc
at ZbC
26c Druna's IthlnltiB -i r
Tablets 17-C
75o JIughcs' Ideal Hair qa
Brushes . . . ; 3IC
35c box Linen Station- ig
gry, at . ., , JLOC
25c SanKol Tooth i
Powder, at 1C
25c Sanitol Tooth in
Paste, nt JLiSC
Papo'ji Dlopepsln. ., QQy,
Compbund4Ec. . . ...OJC
f0c Hay's ITalr Health. EJ'
"Follow tho Denton rath1'
Beaton Drug Co.
Fftrnnm nntl 15th. Bts.
WATCH REPAIRING
AL39 iXWKUCf-my EK9rs
All YYcwlt GUMMtMd
Prices IRmlmmmMs '
PDHOLM
CAPITAL OF MEXICO
IS IN POSSESSION
OF REVOLUTIONISTS
(Continued from Page One.)
Home Treatment
for Epilepsy or Fits
' Those who suffer from this norv
'ous disease, accompanied sby tta aud.
-den attacks of unoonaalousnass and
convulsions, will be Interested .in
knowing that we have authorized the
'ale of Koalne treatment for Epilepsy
'by. Beaton Drug Co. ,
This wolUVnown atoro haa our au
thority to .sell the Konlne treatment
for Epilepsy an Hie following guar
"antee: Iluv" d bottle of KoBlne for
$1.60. If after using you are .not en
tirely .satisfied, your money will be
.refunded.
Wo want the most skeptical to try
"the Konlno treatment on this guar
antoe, for tho success of the treat
iinept during the past ton yeara, both
by the laity mid profession, haj
proved the merit of the article.
A valuablo booklet on Epilepsy,
(containing a complete diet, given free
by the Hcaton'.Drug Co., 16th and
Funiuin Bts., Omaha.
I The Koslne Co., Washington, D. 0.
"5 -
Catarrh
Quickly Relieved
Get a 25 or 30 cent tube of
IfONDONS
AM. Catarrhal Jelly
at once. Use It quick. Froeit remedy erer
offered for Catarrh. Cold In the Head. etc.
Money rti'ioded II wanted. Twenty years o(
success. Why? Sample free. Write aulek.
KONOON MFC CO- MlnncnpoUa. Mian,
section of the border country In which
federal foroea areatlll loyal to Madero.
ore Uken to Indicate that there will bo
no Immediate, Increase of the American
patrol force along - tho Texas-Mexican
frontier
Catron Advocates Interrentlon.
Tho Mexican situation was the subject
of animated discussion among senators
today, particularly those from border
states. Senator Catron of Now Mexico.
In an interview saki:
"There la only one Jhlng to do. That
Is for this government to so Into Mexloo
and handlo the situation ther as It did
Jn Cuba." , .
"I am not In the len,st surprised at the
'report ot ,he uprising" tfralnst.Pjeslqpnt,
"Idodero." aaidi Senator "WJlItom Alden
Srrilt'fi. chairman of the' senate ep'nvftttliA.
investigating conditions on tna eoraer.
I have been astonished that the, MCAjt
has not come sooner." . r
A resolution calling for tho safeguard
ing of American Interest In Mexico also
was Introduced In the senate by Senator
Martins of New Jersey. It was Identical
with that Introduced in the house by
iteprescntatlvo Hammell,
American Officials Reported Shot.
IX8 ANQEUSS. ifeb. 10.-J)istrtot At
torney John t). Fredericks said today
that Hoy E. nankin, who was perhaps
fatally ahot at Tijuana, lower California,
early yesterday, and Guy I Rockwell,
his companion, both of whom are held
by Moxlcan authorises, were attaohea of
the Investigating department of the Los
Angeles district attorney's office and
were in Tijuana on official business. - H
declined to tell what these men wore
working on or to say why Attaches of
Los Angeles county should be working
on Investigations Involving a visit to a
foreign country.
BAN DIEQO. Cat, Feb. 10. An investi
gation of the shooting of Roy E. llankln
at Tijuana, Lower California, by a
Mexican volunteer soldier, was begun
there today by Mexican authorities. The
soldier, Jose Marcus, Is under arrest.
According to Mexican Consul domes In
San Diego, Rankin and Q. L. Roakwell
played pool with the sub-perfecto In Ti
juana Sunday night and were on their
way to their hotel when ordered to halt
by a sentry. Rockwell answered the sen
try In Spanish, saw him throw up bis
rlflo and stepped aside. The bullet struck
llankln In the right shoulder, passing
through his lungs. The consul stated he
was under the Impression the shooting oc
curred on American territory.
Superior Man Dead.
110ONE. In.. Feb. 10. (Special Tele-
gra ni.)A message this morning from
Los Angeles brings Information of thv
death of V. M. Johnston, of Superior,
Neb., formerly a pioneer resident ot
Boone. Death came (suddenly Baturday
nt the residence or Lafe Zlmblenian. In
terment will be In Superior.
C 1,1 A RLESTON, W. Va,, Feb. 10.-
Three men ware killed In a fight between
striking miners and a posse under Cap
tain Fred Lester on the mountan near
Mucklow today. The dead men were
members of Lester's force The flgbt
was still on early this afternoon.
Tho dead I
FRANK .BOBBBTT, bookkeeper at
Mucklow mine of the Paint Creelc Col
lieries company.
RADOLIFF,
VANCB.
The wounded:
NesbltL
Captain Lester, an officer of the West
Virginia National j guard, who has been
employed by the Paint Creek Collieries
company Mo command Its mine guards.
learned today that a force of striking
miners and their sympathisers were
marching toward Mucklow to attack the
force of deputies under Sheriff Bonner
till), stationed at that place.
Fight on Mnnntnln Ton.
Lester gathered his forces and, march
ing over the mountain, came across the
miners near the summit of the ridge. A
sharp engagement followed In which tho
miners are sold to have fought desper
ately. It Is not known how many of
them were ktllod or injured.
Captain Lester's men held their ground
and when the news of the battle camo
out of tho strike country tha fight was
still In progress-
Governor Glasscock Is expected to call
out the National guard thla afternoon.
The scene ot the fighting Is for up in
the mountains. Governor Glasscock and
KJovernor-elect Hatfield have determined
to arrest the men who, It is alleged,
have been directing the revolutionary
operations In tho Cabin Creek and Paint
Creek sections of the Kanawha coal
fields of Charleston.
Bote nt Capital.
It has been learned the striking miners
and their sympathisers have been re
ceiving' Information from what appeared
to bo -confidential sources In the- capital
Itself; that they have been supplied with
money, arras and ammunition, and were
warned to return Into the mountains
when any show of force was made.
While thore la no disposition to view
the situation In the coal field hysterically,
the military and civil authorities are
convinced that It la grave, and tho wires
at Mucklow having been cut, the news
was takon by ooutler on horseback to a
telephone station ten miles away and
telephoned to Charleston.
Ay
S Vigor
Then you will have a dean and healthy
scalp. No more hair low. No more
rough, scraggly hair. Does not color.
Ask Your Doctor. fiSiftTt
telling him that he Is entltlad to the
offloe, and he has the assurant of Sen
ators Stone and- Reed of Missouri and
Champ' Clark and former. Governor Dock
er y. that they, will .do everything In .their
puwro;Jilmw. And, furthermore, hebe-
JIotbs ho would be eltoted If the matter
were, left W a vote of his people.
ARTHUR MAT COME BACK
Persistent .Adverttsmg la the Road to
Big Returns. ' .
SOLONS WORRYING
OVER MANY BILLS
YET TO CONSIDER
(Continued from Page- One.)
Old
Revised Code Rejuvenate
Cojmty Organisation.
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, Fob. .-(8peclal.)-Arthur
county is going to get back on the map
with a big A. The revised code corrWa
Arthur county, which has been off the
map for years, and the legislature has
passed the bill which provides for the
adoption ot the revised code. The coda
commission also bounds Scott's Bluff
county on one side with Cheyenne oounty,
which Is wrong because- Morrill county Is
now a boundary of Scott's Bluff and
Cheyenne does not touch It.
Turks Are Driven from Fort Com
manding Scutari.
LOSS OF LIFE IS ENORMOUS
Four Thousand Turku nnd 2, BOO
Btonteiieirrlnn Kllleil or TVonnded
Tnrlni Ar Defeated
nt nnlnlr.
PODGORITZA, Montenegro, Feb. 10.
The Montenegrin army bcselglng the
Turkish fortress of Scutari carried the
great Bardanjol! hill by assault at 10:30
o'clock this morning after several hours
of severe fighting.
The Infantry on several occasions came
Into such close quartern that hand-to-hand
fighting was general 'along the
line.
Bardanjoll httl dominates Rautarl fmm
the eastern sldo and thn 'tin'ni.n.iMn.
are mounting alege guns on heights to
bombard the principal polnth of tho city.
Fighting has gone on since enrfv mnm.
Ing all around the city. The Turkish, de-
lenuerrt are aisputing the ground with
fierce determination.
Losses SIxty-Flre Hundred.
CETTINJE, Motenegro, Feb. 10.-Th
capture of Bardanjoll hill at Scutari by
the Montenegrins cost the victnra a win
men in killed and wounded.
The Turns left L(X6 men. AmA mrA
wounded on the field of battle.
This heavy price twtld bv th
nnd the defenders at Bardenjoll wom mode
Known in messages received today from
the front.
A Montenegrin attack on th n
Terabosch, which dominate Scutari on
tho west, has been going on for three
days. This onslaught Is believed to have
been as sanguinary as the engagement
at Bardanjoll.
Tnrlu Defeated at Bnlalr.
SOFIA, Feb. 10. The rout of tho Turk
ish army before Bulalr on Saturday la
sold here to have been cnmnit ti,
Turks are reported to have suffered enor
mous tosses.
The field of battle was Ilttfw tt.
flags, field guns, machine guns and
rifles left In flight by the panic stricken
Ottoman troops.
The Turkish dead and wouniifl
lying thickly overywhore. Twenty offloer
were among tne killed.
The number of men killed among the
Bulgarians Is not vet known, hm n n
pears to have been Insignificant
Attorney May Be
Declared Fugitive
from Justice
tflOUX FALLS, B. D.. Feb. 30. (Spe-
olal.)-It is oxpected that within a few
aaya warren Aiden Lord, one of the
wealthiest resident of the city and man
ager of what are known as the Templo
Court properties. irltun.tid
of tha. business district, which belong to
tho Ilord estate, will be placed In tho
oounty Jail to serve a term of thlrtv
daya. The charge upon which he waa
convicted waa conducting n. dlsordorlv
house and grew out of a sensational epi
sode In which some young girls' flmirml.
Lord waa originally fined 100, but took
an appeal. With tha result thHt thu.nrlarm
.term of thirty days waa added to the fine.
iio, uien, .cornea tha case, the state
supreme court, which affirmed the Judg
ment in no. case. The supremo court
recently denied him a rehearing, and as
the papera in thn cose now have hean
forwdnTed hero from the sum-erne court
a commitment will be Issued, and if Lord
falls to put In an appearance he will tor-
relt hla bond of H.K and be declared a
fugitive from Justice. Lord departed a
few daya ago with hla mother fevr a visit
at thtlr former home In Boston. Mna.
iLord's attorneys In Sioux Falls have
asked that the Issuance of the commit
ment bo postponed for a few days In
order to give the defendant time to re
turn from tha east. This is taken to In
dicate that ho will return and commence
serving hla Jail sentence.
Announcing In Advance for
I
Wednesday
Choice from our entire stock of high class
DRESSES
Including such matQriuls -as silks, velvets, corduroys, chiffons, Bedford
cords, eponges and Serges.
The former selling prices were ,
$25, $29.30, $35 and $39.50
FOR :
$9.75
See Tuesday's papers for full particulars
Feel Bully! Head Clear, Stomach
. Sweet, Bowels Right "Cascarcts'
You men and women who can't get
feeling right who have headache, coated
tongue, foul taste and foul breath, dizzi
ness, can't sleep, are nervous and upset
bothered with a sick, gassy, disordered
stomach, and are all worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels clean with
Caa carets or merely dosing yourself
every few days with salts, cathartic pills,
castor oil and other harsh Irritants?
Cos carets Immediately cleanse and
sweeten tho stomach, remove the sour
undigested and fermenting food and foul
gases; tako the excess bile from tbo liver
and carry off the constipated waste
matter and poison from the bowels.
A; Coscaret tonight will straighten you
out by morning a 10-cent box will keep
your head clear, stomach sweet, liver and
bowels regular nnd make you feet cheer
ful and bully for months. Don't forget
the children their little I'nsldcs need a
gopd, gentle cleansing, too.
KW 10 CENT BOXES -ANY DRUG aTORfc
Mflha. ALSO 23 Be 50 CENT BOXES
alii mill datftijiJ
Three Men Bonnd Over.
BEATRICES, Neb'., Feb. 10. (Special
Telegram.) Richards Tavera, Mlko Welch
and Pat Hogan were given their prelim
inary hearing . today on the . charge of
robbing J. B. Parker's harness storo In
this city laat week of 153 worth of fur
overcoats. They were bound over to the
district court In bonds of 3500 eaoh, in
default of which they were remanded to
jail.
Women's S-3.B0 Bboea at f l.SB Pair.
we made an Immense purchase of wo
men's high shoes from an eastern manu
facturer and place them on sale 'Wed
nesday, February 12, In our basement at
1.26 a pair. BRANDBI8 BTORBS.
Mrs. Dlller Injured.
BEATRICE, Neb., Feb. 10. (Speolol
Telegram. )-Mrs. Annie M. Dlller of thla
city sustained a fracture of the skull and
a broken Jaw by falling down stairs at
her home today. It Is thought she suff.
fered a stroke ot apoplexy Just before
she fell. There are no hopes for her le-
covery.
TO CUIUS A. COLD IJV ONE I1AY
Take LAXA'TIVk: nRClMn Oulnlna Th
lets. Druggists refund money If It falls
to cure, K. W. onovE'B signature Is on
each box. Sc. Advertisement.
KaBBBPaBBBBBaVl"BBBWK9
BROWNE
TROCHEVJ
For the Voice '
Abjc psbUo iislm ud ta(tt tk tnext papain
thruu mu4, CdTr(UMttA4 prompt)- t3ttlft
. . -, 0. IIJA HunlUTlH.
unci I. nnuwra a HON.iiMion.Mau,
Where to Vote, for ,
Today's Primaries
Polls open from 8 ft. m. to 9 p. m.
K1RST WARD.
District.
1-1203 & tith.
J-W1T B. 10th.
a-1930 8. 10th.
4.-41S Bancroft. (Rear).
6 iM Lincoln Ave.
SECOND WARD.
1-SS2 8. 29th.
S 3cS Vinton.
S-1KJ Vinton.
4- 1711 Vinton.
5 1003 Dorcas.
THIRD WARD.
I-lilS Webstar.
SIS 8- 11th. .
5 31S N. lMh.
4- 321 8. Wth.
6- 141T Jackson.
FOURTH WARD.
1-1610 Davenport.
1-1S14 Harney.
5- Tll H. 16th.
4 Sit 8. 20th.
6- 2307 Davenport.
FIFTH WARD,
l-tsbf Sherman Ave.
S23S Sherman Ave,
S 2t3S Bherman Ave.
4 1849 Bherman Ave
5- 171S Nicholas.,
6-4100 N. Hth.
SIXTH WARD. ,
1- 2419 N, SUh. f
2- 1901 N. 24th.
3-3004 N. 18. (Bam rear).
4- 1533 N. Sd.
B-m Military Ave.
SEVENTH WARD.
1- 2715 Leavenworth.
2-1525 Qeorgla Ave. (Barn
rear)
3- lStt Park Ave.
4- 3104 a. jsd. (Barn rear)
friSOl Leavenworth
2-J7iT Cuming,
5- ll N. 17th.
t 2421 Cuming.
i UTrH WARD.
12579 Cuming.
s C1T Cuming.
8-8304 Davenport. (Barn
. rear)
4-2S1 a sth. (Barn rear)
62914 Farnam,
TENTH WARD.
1- 1014 B. 10th.
2- 1603 Leavenworth.
3- 1225 8. 22d.
4- 1253 8. 16th.
61424 a ISth.
ELEVENTH WARD,
1-4108 Hamilton.
-s?: Farnam.
13123 Leavenworth.
4707 S. 27th.
6 SS03 Leavenworth.
TWELFTH WARD.
1 4114 N. SOth.
2 4129 Qrand Ave.
3 3524 Ames Ave.
-3S21 N. 30th.
trr 0t??:U (Barn ter
6 - X8U7 N, 2Uh.
7- 3104 N. 24th.
K-41M N. Htlu
8- 4411'N. !4th.
NlNE0lEN-tfsblf'EM.
1 FBbKl KANSAS" REFORMATORY
KANQA8 CITY. Mo".. ''Feb. 'IDAKino
negro women escaped' from the woman'
reformatory here last night" after over
powering 1L C. Boyd, the night watch
man, and threatening him with his own
revolver.
The escape, which had been carefully
planned, waa made when tho watchman
went to the cell foom to lock 'up for the
night. Four ot the women, who had
hidden In the corridor, rushed at him and
threw a blanket over his head. They took
his revolver and keys and hurried to the
entrance. Boyd disentangled himself and
ran for the door, overpowering the woman
wt...flnfllTaViori VilM VnVnlVnr Olid' slammed
e"floorhut BUt nine had escaped.
REG4 IEVER 'APPOINTED
'FOR UNITED COPPER CO.
NEWTOK'Feb; 10. Receivers were
appointed in the federal district court to
day for the United Copper'company. The
appointments were made on the petition
of Maurice Delenes, receiver of tho Aetna
Indemnity company.
Brnndela Glirnntle Shoe Sale.
We' secured thousands ot pairs of wo
men's smart, winter footwear from a.
well known' maker, at Just half their
wholesale price. Wednesday you can
buy regular 12.60 women's shoes. In base
ment, at a pair. $1.25.
BRANDEIS STORES.
that Anti-Kamnlq Tabtttt eire sure,
guJck, safe, relief for the headache,
ack-ache, tide-acho and all pains pe
culiar to women, ot a timulant,
dtprmttanl or habit formir.
IfcBa Ask Yur Druggist For
TM
1st Qun'.lt? or ICe tni 25c fxiiiii
MRS.
WIHSIOW'S
SOOTHING
SYRUP
FOR
CHILDREN
TEETHING
Grandmother Ubcd it ior her
babies, Mother ued it for her
babies, And now I am using It
for my baby." So snoke the
young mother, Three Gcntritlisi.
It Soothes the Child. It Softens
the Gums. It Allays the Pain.
It Relieves Wind Collo. And It
la the Best Remedy for Infantile
Diarrhoea. Favorably known
and sold all orer the world.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
The neat In tho West.
Spoons
Like Good. Things in Them
Ask the children about it. Think it over yourself for . you- are a grown
up child., . , ;
Sure it's true that's why the dish rati away with th(i soori that time. J
Post Tavern
Special
delights most everybody it is suoh' a good," pure, wholesome blend of the delicate food
flavours of wheat, rice and corn. '
It's difficult to find a food more nourishing and palatable. , , " . '
Suppose ypu have this rich, creamy, hot porridge in mind. for. t . ,
. , Tomorow's Breakfast
Sold by Grocers Paokagea 10 and 15c, except in oxtreme: Vest.- '
Iostuni Cereal Co., Ltd-, Battle Creek, Mich.
John Says:
"IrijPage'o, E o y a 1
per Paste holds things
por Paste hold things
together pretty well,
but they cannot atlck
oloser than my
TRUST BTJSTEH Oo
O I a A & onstomers.
And Z am sot 'stuok
up' at that."
John's Cigar Store
16th and Harney Sts.
AMUSEMENTS.
OMAHA'S PUN CENTEK."
aUy Mat., 15-as-50o
Tha Peerleea Ecoantrlo Cnm.i..
DAVE MARION "X
Ana The Magnificent pnnoo -
dbsaulazts co., in Jousse Cafe
EXTKAVAOANZA AWD VAffDEVILM
Snuffy Savs: "Chi. iTi,, ,vrS
tell ver nil ho ,1 thl, -.wV.',7,f 1
::, " ..u, jrV1 jini goiter
Iadtea' Dime Matinee Every Week Day.
"Worth Ollmhlng the Hill."
nnTTriT.an an an, !M
Kytone Vaudavllle Includes the 3 Riding
natr.nnni.ta Vnda.i.l.... ... - - "
V.WB flttli OICHIQ fie
Mcjtiasier: AiHltiann;
awynne & Go8se.tte;
mpposcope. ficturcs.
x-rom a to b: at 7 and 9
JU3T ZiIKE A
HEVr RitnnM
IEVEBY WEBB
M. Ually.
BRANDEIS THEATER I
Tonight Wed. Mat. and Night
KITTY GORDON
IN THE OPEBETTA
THE ENCHANTRESS
100 PEOPLE 100
Thursday a Says Mat. Saturday
THE BLUEBIRD
PEBBUABTT 16 and 17
TRAIL OP THE
LONESOME PINE
. PEDBUAE7 30, 31 and 93
SOTHERN & MARLOWE
Bgg"'S"SSS.SSSBSSBSSS
""""'Si I'lTHi ,
BOYD THEATER
Tonight, Matins Wed. and Sat.
EVA LANG
IS HB NEW PEAT
Making a Man of Him
Net Weak QUEEN STOCK 111 OS
E7f..!lE- Ery Hlght, 8115
ADVANCED VAUDEVELM
This Wesl-ppW TUB TALKING DOQ. Ethel
sou tic, sicept SsturilaT sna gandsy. 1
Krug Theater
Matinea Today, 3:30 Night, 8t30
DANTE'S DAUGHTERS
with Gladys Sears
COUNTRY IJTOEE PBIDAT NZQKT
IUs' Dally Dime Matins
1