TirR BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1913.
2
Children's Dresses at Special Prices
Children's white and colored dresses '2, 4, , G and
8 venrs regular prices $1.35, $2.00, $2.50, $.3.00 to $7.75,
nt HALF PRICE.
These nre soiled from showing, and there are only si
few of each size.
THIRD TZ.OOK
Imported Pongee
Dress Goods
Eponge is one of the newest
weaves and will make, up in
to smart dresses for street
and of temooui. wear. In all
the shades of "inn, brown,
blue and black.
About the New Spring Dress or Suit Ydu
Are Going to Have Made.
All tho Now Dress Goods nnd BUke aro hero. With an early
Easter It will greatly relievo our work room, and sccuro you bottor
attention to order Now, If possible. Tho demand Is very great.
We can book only a limited number.
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16 HI-
AND
Chime and French
Clocks Skillfully
Repaired.
EDHOL.M
10th fc Harney
HuBarman rose up like a. little Riant ami
wild, "Thla choir rules that the motion
to table the amendment did not carry
with it the bill, and Uie ruling will stand
unless the hotiso otmiigea It."
Then everyono got his breath and
started out fresh for a second charge.
Anirndinrnt l'roiiosert.
Foster Insisted that tho bill should not
lit killed by tricks and then Kuudsun
ot in with an amendment. H proposed
that no Sunday baso ball be allowed un
less tho permlralon was granted by the
proper authorities. That put the burden
or. the ball fans instead of the upposl
Hon McKlssick Insisted that tho
amendment was not necessary and a
bunch of others talking: at the sarofl
time thought tho same thing and on
equally largo bunch thought It was ncc
rriary. During this confusion Chairman
Bugarman was insisting. on the sergeant
nt-artns making the members take tnrlr
. scats. Harris and Stevens spoke for the
amendment and Uollen proposed to
amend the amendment by leaving the
question to a vote 'of the people In tho
towns and cities whether they have Dun
day halt and preventing lt unless u
majority favor It. Paltrier thought Doug
las county should want, this, aa Its delo
gallon favored homo rule, and Druestdow
replied that Douglas county did want
hurtle ruin for Its own people and for all
the people, and he would support the
amendment.
(letting to the. Question.'
Corbln spoke against the bill, .JVary
talked far about ten minutes, when "Vnn
Duesen interrupted to have tho chairman
compel him to talk on the amendment.
"I am Just getting to that now," ra
plled Jeary, and away he went.
Hardin created a diversion by aayinii
Sunday base ball Is for the benefit of
the national leagues, to give the owneia
of teams a chanoa to bhd the people. Ho
gavo out the Impression that if the bill
passed the stato would be overrun with
national league teams playing Sunday
games for a' consideration. Trumula cot
In with a story either to ktl! tho hill
outright or to pass It and not to amend
It to death. This was utter Stevons luA
moved to prohibit charging for adnits'lun
tt. Sunday games. Keckley took the nun
ecstlon of Trumble and moved to strike
out tho enacting clause, riiher moved
an amendment to cut out the prohibition
against fishing on Sunday and in Ha
place Insert base ball. Ho many metnlwrs
yelled at 'Fleher that he mado an lmian
started speech In favor of Bunday base
ball and alio In favor of Sunday fishing.
Kccldcy tfi'en withdrew 'hie motion.
.Amendment Peases. .
While roost of tha members were de
manding rtoocnltlon or yelling 3Usnrman
put the Pollen motion and It was' cnrrlr t
with, the ilaudson amendment. Then.
Sweet Breath
VMte Teeth
A prf ct dMtiMt tr-
ihu let eondluon
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chuu tha tMtti-dutre; nn at
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Dearer, Colorado
DKOWN'i
IkV Bponchlnl
For CongHs
AaexnnentrcEMJy. Prce 1 ran opiates. In
tmoTcrtOyeanu 25c. COc. tl.Ca Sample rra.
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ru aucc u bate, liuuui, naiatcM and eta
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lit el.oant root and bub cure
fur all ItilMy. h'.Mtr and Urinary trouble. Whan
you lad all rs down. tint, vrak and without
aarfr a thla racaartabU combination ot natsra's
serba and rooU. As a tonka UziUti it baa no aqual.
3lMlw Orar Aromalte-wut la ald br Druc
tu or atnt by mall lot 10 cU. Sample atat riUiH
aedtaac, 7t leather CUar Co.. Un ILau H T.
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Lavender Top Hose
50c a Pair
We have just received a
new shipment of those ?plcii
,did Silk Lisle Lavender Top
Uobo S0c a pair. Try tJioiii
once, ana me sniisiaciory
Service they give will nmko
you another . pleased pur
chaser of more.
HOWARD ST1
1 1
when other amendments were about to
bo put Drucsedow moved that the commit
tee arise and teport progress. This car
rled, 67 having favored It. Tho clerk or
the committee of the whole spent the
noon hour hunting for tho progress to re
port.
H. h. 311, by Palmer of Clay, to prevent
drinking liquor In automobiles or other
vehicle on the public highways or In
alleys was recommended for passasft
without debute. I
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IIOUHH CIIANOHS ITS MI Nil I
nrrnimlilrrs Illll for I iiinnmnR .
Amendment.
(Krom a Staff Correspondent)
i.muui.N, i-ci. jw.-iBpociai.j-i no .
nouso wickcu up touay anu rcconsinorea
Us action In killing on third reading the b(J tBken ln lhe Mexican capltol before
IJollcn proposed amendment to tho con- the Dlaz revoiut0n can be accepted as
stltutlon providing that publication of comptely successful. Ambasador Wll
tho lamo should bo by circulating gon Rnd the other members of the dlplo
pamphlets Instead of publication throuKh mat(o hody 0f the Mexican capital will
newspapers and providing they arc immediately recognize General Huerta as
adopted when a majority voting on the tho jefBcto leader of the temporary
amondmont voto In the nflrmatlve. government. This must be done that
It then refused to reconsider Its action figr, representatives may properly
in killing Druesdow's replevin bill, which joo)t aIter the Interests oC their own poo
Koster tried to get It to do, even though' plo- jjut what will follow that action
Foster voted to help out llollen. Mockctt- mut bo determined by tho developments
InslBtrd tiut tho clerk glvo tho house a
list of all bljla killed recently so every
one would liavo a chanco to sccuro u
reconsideration, but the motion lost. It
cost tho taxpuyot $1,000 almost to kill
tho Uollen bUl yesterday ana a gooa Bum
today to reconsider Its action
AHK TO ' ifAVC! II I I.I.
PASS
(Jrocrry Mt-ii of Htntr In Knvor of
Wuftr ICxrmptloit l.niT.
LtNCOI.r, Keb. lS.-tBpeclaD-Vtlefe-'
gallon Qf abput 100 retail Kroccmne.j
from umaha ana ivincoin ana soverai
other smaller cities of tho slate appeared
tmfora the senate Judiciary committee at
a nvinru iiiii nftemnnii to ask for the
passage of senato fllo DO), which provides
for tho gamlihment ut S5 per cent or the
wages of worklngmen who ere heads of
families, sutd wagis due or to be due to
be gurnlshable under the act
PflRMPR PRPQirtPMT flP
I Wlllllk.ll lll-WIWk.II I Wl
CHARLES CITY COLLEGE DEAD
MABON CITY. la.. Feb. 19.-(BpecluU-
News has been received in this city of
tho death of Prof. J. F. fllmch, ttto
first head of the German Methodist col
lege at Oiarles City. He died In Mil-
wuukeo from cancer ot the stomach. He
graduated from tho German college nt
Ualona, 111., In 1B71. He then taught In
Milwaukee. Utter he was associated will:
Prof. Wernll In a normal school at In-
Mars. In ISM he became president of
tho Charles City college, remaining
thero until Wi when falling health
compelled him to resign and he went
Into Milwaukee and entered business. He
leave a widow, five daughters and one
son. One of his daughters, Mrs. Menke,
is tho wife of Rv, Fred Menke, pro,
fcBJor ot philosophy In Nanking uni
versity, China, Edwin, tho son, Is an In
structor In the University of Chicago.
Frank E. Hlrsch, a brother, Is pastor of
tha Dayton Bluff church of St. Paul. '
I .
WIFE OF GRAND ISLAND
an nnniTPn niwnnnr
MAIM UrtHN I CU UlVUnOC
MARSUAMrOWN, la.. Feb. l.-(Spo-clal.)-Mra.
Elizabeth D, Clark was to
day granted a dlvorco from Andrew J.
Clark, formerly of this city, but now-
living In Grand Island, Neb. A settlement
and division of the property was ar
ranged out of court a'nd the dlvoorco was
not contested, Mr. Clark brought eult
on statutory grounds. Clark was a former
grain broker of this city and Is wealthy.
It Is said Mrs. Clark received alimony of
Sa.v.009 in the MttlemenL.
lotvn Ncvta Nulrs,
CRESTON The death of two long.
time residents of this city occurred
Monday morning. They were Hat 11 f
lilgglns, aged 77 years, and Mrs. liar-
barn K. Davis, aged 79 years. Mrs.
lilgglns had lived here for moro than
thirty years, and Mrs. Davis came Jierc
with her husband before the. Burlington
railroad was built to this place.
LOGAN A practical demonstration In
pruning will be given In the Paul Lovel
orchard near Ixrnn by Prof. It.
Hvrrlck of the Department ot Agricul
tural Extension of Ames In the near fu
ture. The Ames instructors are gtvlnsr
citizens of Harrison county valuable In
structions In all that relates to the farm
and farmers ure not slow to take ad.
vantage of the opportunities.
OTTUMWA Extensive preparations
.are oeing maae tor uie thirty-sixth an
nua) state convention of the Young Men'r
i Christian association, which opens here
Friday, February 21. Tho convention will
continue over Sunday, when two bly
meetings will be held. One United States
senator, four International uisoclatlon
workers, a noted minister and the Mood"
quartet of Chicago are among thV
participants on the well-llllwl program-'
Senator Kenyou Is expected to make aii
address at the Friday evening banquet
If he can Possibly leave vhin.tnn
'.Frederick H. Rindge and P. K Ober of
1 New York City, two International secre
i tnrla n rs tn Vim nmn,n , .a
the meeting, and Karl Bhumaker ot
Chicago and J II. Shoomaker of Wood
land Farms. Wis., are also to have busy
parts In the meeting. Dr Ijiclus C
Clark of Mason City will give the con
vention address. Tho singing will be
under the leadership ofC- B, Wills of
Milwaukee.
IIUERTA SENDS WORD TO TAFT
(General Announces that He Hai
j Taken Charge of Affairs.
WILL NOT RELAX VIGILANCE
tnltr.l fltntra llrallr.ru that Confln-
Krnllnn Jinx Ilrrak Oat Again
nt Nonir Other Port of
the Iteiinbllc.
WASHINGTON. lb. U.-Presldont
Taft today received tho following tele
gram from Vlctoiia.no Huerta, Mexico's
provisional governor-Rencrnl:
'I liavo the honor to Inform you that
I have overthrown this government, th
forces aro with mo and from now on
ptaco and prosperity will reign. Your
obedient servant.
"V1CTOIUANO HUEMTA,
"Commander-ln-CrJef."
Although Its plans remained set for no
tion In case of emergency the United
States today was distinctly relloved at
the overnight news from Mexico telllu?
of the abdication of President Matlcro
and the apparent settlement of tho civil
war that haa swept the capital Itself.
Preparations for eventualities, however,
wera not relaxed. It was recognized thnt
readjustment In government was filled
with danger and no orders were Isiued
that would halt tho movement already
begun.
Gathered under the avowed declaration
that they were to be mobilized for prac
tice with the Atlantic fleet at duantun
amo, Cuba, 2,000 marines will be dig
nnlnliBil r. .1... t.r . - n4 l 1 1 . I ww.
unless there Is good reason for their ri-
call. The Navy department denied that
It had Issued any orders in any way
setting aside the original plan of action.
Although the tension has been relaxed,
tho altitude or tuo aamtnisiration re
mains ono of great caution In dealing
with a situation which, it Is realized,
contains elementary danger to tho rela-
Uon of the two countries
officials realize that any outword ex
hlbltlon at this stage, either of condo
icnce tor the fallen Madero regime, or
in tin faction In the accession to Power of
the new military party, might be auickly
...,,, ,, Mexican neoDle and do
I much to nrotumce tne status 01 Amen
- in Mx1cn
, HI WW" www
Vnr lho Drescnt. the attitude of the
.. d.DI.rtmeiit will be one of keen ob-
ptftttlon nnd non-interference,
Rler.s of HrttVor imnortanco remain to
ot tho mmedlato future, for their must
be gU,stantlal evidence of tho perman
,nca .n8 new government and Its abll
to bring peace out of the chaos which
nBg prevallcd in Mexico, before political
recognltloti lnay bo extended
In a way the situation In Mexico no
approaches that In China, where tho dtatd
department has withheld formal recognl
.1 f 4v. ntww rAtitiHlIn until the nro
vUlotM, Rovernmont has been replaced
by a permanent conllt"iionai govern.
iTient Events arq moving sc rapiaiy in
.... l.l l..vr lli.t It Is
r"" - " 'recognition soon can bo
: V . -
extended.
Oilier Ilrlielllons,
Twd factors, mat must uo taken into
accoifnt are the probable course of tho
urozoo-oaiaxnr rcvumuuia m mo .......
and the Zapata rebellion In tho soutr.
for If the leaders of these movements,
as threatened, hold out against the niw
Huerta regime, another period' of dis
orders and suspense Is expected.
.lll. I ..ol ..rllnn.
for the dispatch of force to Mexican
waters or nearby points, such as Uuan-
tanamo, have been relaxed, sufnclent
data has been gathered by tho strate
glsta of the War and Navy uepartments
to afford material for an Interesting
study of the new scheme of brigade or
ganlzation of the army. It la bcllevoa
the results have tieen eminently satis
factory, showing ft marked increase Jn
the mobility of the land forces as coin
pared with the conditions cxlstln as re-
cently as two years ago,
The cost of the rapid military movement
ot the last week has been consldernbls,
The demands on army funds probably
will Involve an appeal to congress in the
closing days of the session for an ur
gency deficiency appropriation.
Americans Will Stay.
Americans who fled In terror from Mm
lc City to embark from Vera Cruz for
the United States are cancelling tnelr
bookings on steamships. Consul Canada
continues, to supervise the work of caring
tor nj refugees.
Consul General Shanklln at Mexico Clt
I reporis in answer 10 inquiries inu m
I following Americans ore safe;
Jefferson D. Smith and wife, William
Prim Wood, Archey R. Wood, Wesley A,
Price and family, Fred Bhelton, 11.
Mackleman and wife and It. A. Dellma.
Ho says Horace Whlttlesay and family
aro at Vera Cruz, Miss Ellen Hoffer
safe with friends at Santiago and F.
Staral and wife of Coahulla also are sa.'
Sidney Sulverland, who was slightly
wounded, left for the United States Sun
day night via Vera Cms.
Events In Mexico have caused
ohange In the orders to the First brlgad
In New York state and the Fifth brlgado,
mostly In Texas, to be In readiness for
foreign service. Nor have the orders to
tlx. big army transports, which sailed
yesterday from Newport News, been
amended. The three army transports,
Kllpatrlck, Sumner and McClelland, are
proceeding to Galveston, where they are
due Saturday nlilit or Sunday. The army
transport Meade will carry out Its orlg
nal Instructions to aid the Prairie in con
veying the 2,000 marines from Philadel
phia to Guantanamo, and they should De
enroute within the next twenty-tour
hours.
The American Red Cross today cabled
VM to the United States consul at Vela
Cruz to bo used In providing food -ar1
shelter for the refugees there from Mox
lco City.
Nrrr llonil Pays Expenses.
CRBSTON. la.. Feb. l.-8pecial.) The
receipts of the Creston. Winter-set & Des
Moines new railroad for the first month
of operation, which closed February IT,
morn than equalled the expenses of opera
tion, met the Interest on the bonds and
left a neat surplus for the company. This
was far In excess of the company's ex
pectations. It antlclated that the road
would be operated at an expense for the
first few months. The new cars ordered
by the company recently, are 'expected
htxc thla week
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising,
MADERO IS LOCKED
UP IN THE ARSENAL;
BROTHER EXECUTED
(Continued from Page One.)
the concluMon that the good offices of
this nation were preferable to the wanton
destruction of property and awful loss of
life which had been occurring, with
neither sldo gaining any apparent ad
vantage. Ilnrrtn Is tlovrrnor ttrnrrnl.
After tho arrest of President Madero,
Oeneral Huerta declared that ho would
deliver the position to anybody who waa
legally named. It Is understood that spe
cial elections will be called at an early
date to select a successor to Madero.
In the meantime Huerta will assume
the post of governor general, nnd has ap
pointed General Dlonquet military com
mander of the federal district.
All this was done without the agree
ment and knowledgo of Felix Diaz. Gen
erat Huerta played tho bold stroke of
taking Ulaz at his word, given some days
ago, .when he said he was not fighting for
personal ambition, but merely for the re
moval of Madero.
News of Hucrta's coup was Bent to Diaz
through the American embassy. It was
very late nt night before the final peace
papers were signed by both parties.
The first official act of General Huerta
in his new capacity was to send notifica
tion to the American ambassador as to
what had been done. The note asked
Ambassador Wilson to advise Preslderit
Taft and the members of the dlplomatlo
corps that the battlo had been closed,
thus ending the danger to the lives and
Interests of foreigners.
Amerlcnn an Intermediary.
Huerta asked the ambassador t'j permit
his office to bo used as a channel for
negotiations with the rebels In tho effort
to hrlnir about a complete understanaing.
Ambassador Wilson replied by agreeing
to act as intermediary and an exchanga
f notes was begun which terminated in
complete accord.
The formal transfer of troops from the
rebel zone took place early this morning.
In the meanwhile tho government lines
had been removed and the heavy cannon
dragged back to headquarters.
The election by congress of General
Huerta to the provisional presidency of
Mexico Is regarded as practically certain.
It 'Is said that ho will appoint Francisco
iM la Harra his minister of foreign af
fairs and General Manuel Mondragon
his minister of war. Mopdragon was
Diaz's chief lleutennnt at tho arsenal.
Proposed Nrvr Cabinet.
The cabinet, It Is believed, will be com
posed as follows, subject to the ratifica
tion ot congress:
Forclgh Frnnclsco de la Harra.
War General Manuel Mondragon.
Flnance-Corlos G. de Coslo.
Fomento Alberto Gil.
Interior Alberto Garcia Gronades.
Justlco Hodolfo Tleyes.
Public Instruction Jorge Vera Esternol
Minister of Communications David de
la Fuente.
To every govornor throughout the re
public General Huerto today sent tele
grams relating what had occurred. Ten
days ago another telegram was sent to
the same governors by Francisco Madctti
telling them the revolt hud been sup
pressed and that .Felix Diaz waa a fugl
tlve.
All military commanders In Moxlco
haye b.een asked by Huerta to .Invite all
tha rebel bodies In their districts to unite
with them. Tho federal commanders will
Inforru .the rebels of the developments In
the capltol and .assure them that general
elections will be hold soon.
Iloilolfu llcyen Still Alive.
The conclusion of hostilities in tho capi
tal revealed today that rtodolfo Reyes.
who waa reported a suicide, la still alive.
Ho waa wounded during an action In the
neighborhood of the palace and has since
been a patient In one of the Red Cross
hospital a.
About 130 students of the military school
at Tlalparo, who were Implicated in tha
plot for the liberation of Dlas from prison.
and Imprisoned br Madero, were released
today by order of General Huerta.
The attltudo which Zapata, the rebel
leader, will taka toward tha naw regime.
la "problematical According to a mem
ber of tho Madero household, Zapata,
two days ago, offered, tho services of
4,000 of bis followers to President Madero
for use asalnst Dlax. It has been stated,
aparentty on good authority, that Presi
dent Madero had previously sent Zapata,
100,000 puios to coma to his aid.
HuertA decided today to send troops to
Cuernavaoa In order to prevent that city
being occupied by Zapata.
HUERTA UMPOPUIiAK. IN NORTH
Ileltef mt Jan re a that Iln Cannot
Control Bit nation.
EL PASO, Tex., Feb. 19. Whllo rejolo
InX at tho overthrow of Madeto, rebit
agents hero and Diaz sympathisers among
tha Mexican army officers at Juares ex
press doubt of tho ability of General
Huerta to handle tba situation. Doubt
was expressed after press dispatches
saying: that General Dlax bad accept o-l
tbo Uourta claim to tha provisional pres
idency. Huerta Is not popular Ia northern Mex
ico, his administration as commander of
tha northern military sono having re
sulted In much feeling between officers
and civilians.
"We will sustain the existing govern
ment, "declared Colonel Juan N. Vas
quex. commander at Juarez, when asked
today regarding Ills position.
Speaking as Veil tor General Antonio
Rabago, from whom he had received
notice of the change of national govern
ment. Colonel Vasquez .continued:
"The army wllli maintain order and
sustain the acknowledged, government.
All Is quiet in the north and I believe
will remain so. The army Is bound to
sustain whatever president ts named, be
It Francisco Villa. Inez salazar or any
STOPS FALLING HAIR
Thin Homemade Mixture Stops tho
Hair from FallfhgfOut and
Makes It Grow.
To a half pine of water add: -
Bay Hum , 1 ox.
Uarbo Compound ' a small box
aiycerlne tJi os.
These are all simple Ingredients that
you can buy from any druggist at very
Ilttls coat, and mix them yourself. Apply
to the scalp once a day tor two weeks,
then once every other week until all tha
mixture Is used. A half pint should be
enough to rll the head 6t dandruff and
kill the dandruff germs. It stops the
hair from falling out, relieves itching
and scalp diseases.
Although It Is not a dye. It acts upon
the hair roots and will darken streaked,
faded, gray hair In ten or fifteen days.
It promotes tha grout h ot the hair and
makes harsh hair soft and gloasy.
ther bandit " lie made no direct refer-
nee to General Hucrtnt
However, trouble at Juarez and other
points In the state still Is threatened by
the vblunteer troops. Their officers,
many of them former Insurrecto leaders
under Madero. are expressing their
faith in tho ousted president. Nearly
half of the 1,0(0 troops at Juarez aro
volunteers.
It Is pointed out by rebel agents here j
that the claim to tho provisional nrcsl-
ency of Emlllo Vasouez GomeS made
some days before the Hucrtn revolt i
gainst Madero will complicate matters i
seriously.
Vasqucz Gomez now Is In the rebel
camp below Juarez with general Inez
Salozar, recognized commander of the ,
northern revolutionists. In view of ;
HUertas unpopularity, especially among
- - ... ... I
tho rebels, the Vasquez Gomez program,
they say, will -stand better chances of
being accepted by Salazar, In the north,
Zapata In the south and the many other
rebel chiefs already In arms.
The plan outlined by General Diaz to
appoint the. provisional president at a
congress of revolutionary representatives,
met with approval here. Uut the naming
of General Huerta without any repre
sentation from the northern and south
ern rebels Is unexpected and will not In
crease the popularity of Diaz.
Mndrrn Is Prisoner.
Francisco Madero, forced from tho
presidency by the coup d'etat of two of
his generals yesterday, Is a prisoner .to
day In tho national palace.
General Vlctoranlo Huerto, who had
been commanding the Madero forces
against the rebellious troops under Gen
eral Felix Daz, has been proclaimed
provisional governor-general of the re
public. General Aurellano Dlonquet, who
aided in the overthrow of Madero, Is pro
visional military commander.
These arrangements have been agreed
to by General Dlax and the ten day's
battle which he has been waging with
the federal forces appeared today to be
over.
Throngs of men, women and children
seemingly gave popular approval to the
sudden chango In affairs by crowding
the big square in front of the national
palaco and deliriously shouting "Viva"
for the three principals and for Manuel
Mondragon, who has been conducting the
Dlax military operations.
Mlnlactr'a .Ilrothrri Shot.
The demonstrations of the night, how
ever, were not without serious disorder.
Marco Hernandez, a brother of tho
minister of the Interior. Rafael Her
nandez, was killed In the streets by
rurales when he refused to cry "Viva
Huerta." A demonstrative crowd sur
rounded him and insisted that he Jain In
the shouting, but he defiantly replied,
You get more air room in
JDiamond
(No Clinch)
Tires
, made of Vitalized Rubber
and it is the extra air
room that does the work
. The secret of building a tire that lasts means
building a tire that does the work easily a tire
that does not strain under road usage.
This is a scientific problem that our engineers
have solved for you and all other tire users.
It took years to perfect our ideas we reasoned
that the thing for us to do was to build a tire with
additional air room, so that the strain wouldf be
equally distributed over the entire surface of the
tire.rather than concentrated atoneparticularpoint,
and today we offer you Diamond (No-Clinch) Tires.
This extra air room is gained for you without
lessening the thickness of the tread or weakening
the side walls in any way.
You can get Diamond Vitalized Rubber (No
Clinch) Tires, with Perfect 3-Point Rim Contact,
No-Pinch Safety Flap, for inner tube protection,
and if you wish, the Safety (Squeegee) Tread,
at any one of the
Diamond 8aferjr (Squeegee)
Tread (or
Antomoblei, Motorcycles,
Dloycles.
to fit all types of rims.
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THE RKLIAHLE TRUCK,
Wm. Pfiiffer Carriage Works
Distributors Eastern Nebraska and Western Iowa.
25TII AVE. ANU JEAVENAVOHTH ST. l'HONE DOUG. 0022.
"Viva Madero!" lie was answered by
the pistols of the rurales.
Another instance of disorder was the
firing of the building occupied by the
Mueva Hra, a newspaper organ of the
Madero administration.
I Vice rrcsidont Joe Pino Suarcz, who
I was also arrested, was held prisoner dur-
Ing the night in another iart of the
palaco from that where Madero was
confined.
Each man was guarded by two
soldiers.
I The ministers of tho cabinet were given
p" over nigni.
Senor Juan Asconla, prlvato secretary
to Madero, fled during tho night In an
automobile. Tho deposed president will
" ircmcu win nil consiueration ny those
who have him within their power. It Is
declared. General Huerta promptly des-
. , r. n V, . ... w-w . .. w rw 1 ' n r
patcneu a message to Mrs. Madero, as
suring her of the personal safety of her
husband and declaring that ho would
be well treated.
HEAVY FALL OF SNOW IN
COLORADO AND WYOMING
DENVER, Feb. 19. A heavy snow In
Colorado and Wyoming yesterday and
last night was followed today with pre
dictions by the government weathor
bureau of a continued fall this afternoon
and tonight and falling temperatures
Snowalso was predicted for New Mexico
tonight or tomorrow.
DEATH RECORD
Fnlrtmrjr Vrtrrnn Dend.
FAIRBURY. Neb., Feb. lD.-(Speclal.)-The
body of the Into Moses T. Hedges
arrived In the city from Newton. Kan..
Tuesday and the funeral services were
held yesterday from the Methodist
church, Rev. M. E. Gilbert officiating.
Mr. Hedges- died at Newton a few dayn
ago from a tfancer. Deceased was born
In West Virginia, June 6, 1813. He served
In Hie war of the rebellion and shortly
after the close of tho war ho was married
in Illinois. Then he came to Nebraska
and located at Fnlrbury, engaging In thii
Implement business. Ho removed to
Newton, Kan., several years ago.
Nelson llnrtxon.
SHELBY, Neb., Feb. 19.(Speclal.)-The
body of Nelson Hartson wns burled yes
terday from the Methodist church. Rev.
Mr. Morrison officiating. Mr. Hartson
was one of tho old residents here, and
about twenty years ago was probably the
largest landowner In this part of Polk
i county. He was 83 years old nnd has two
sons iivinj?.
To I'llRVKXT THE WHIP.
IAXATIVE BROMO QUININE removes
the cause. There Is only one "BROMO
QUININE." Look for the slguature ot E.
W. GROVE. 25c. Advertisement.
s
The' more air
room the more
resiliency and the
greater ability of
the tire to absorb
the shocks of the
road insuring more
comfort for you and
your passengers-mort?
comfort for your tires.
Fa. 7varantM on Diamond Tin. Imnu null aad
vowt win wu I n jM.MrMC tnia
meom
mm tearing on of f am npxiox
ttampM r Aartna had it rfal
moer rtoca in titH4 t prt.
We Have Opened a Service
Station and Salesroom for
Speedwell Trucks
CALL DOUG. 6922.
Let Us Ammlize Your Hauling
Problem.
SAVING
MONEY
ON DRUGS
Ib an important consideration
and yot you should not con
sider saving money on drugs
when you have to sacrifice
quality to do bo. You need not
sacrifice quality. You can got
tho very best drugs at the low
est possible prices If you como
to this store. Whether you
want prescriptions, fnmlly
medicines, patents, or anything
else sold by the modern drug
store you will find our prices
absolutely the lowest.
60c Hays' Hair A C
Health 4rOC
Pape's Dlapep-
Bin .- T'O C
25c Sanltol Tooth 10
Paste ..... X C
25c Sanltol Tooth 1 o
Powder ImC
Benton's Chlorate of 1 Q
Potash 1IC
25c Peroxide of "7
Hydrogen C
2-oi. Rose Water and 1 r
bottle IUC
2 doz. 3-graln Quinine -t r
Capsules IUC
26c De Mar's Corn iq
Remedy J.IC
50c La Noyo Faco nfi
Powder aSOC
50c and 75c lot of O -i
Perfumes, oz 6 1 C
$1 Woodbury's Clear rye
Skin Lotion OC
"lfollow tho Ilenton Path."
Beaton Drug Co.
Fnrnain and Fifteenth Sts.
Cold. In Mead
Relieved In one minute. Money back quick
If it doesn't. Get a 25 or 50 cent tubo ot
K
ONDOM'S
Catarrhal Jelly
Use It quick. Finest remedy ever offered
(or Cold in Head and Catarrh, Sore Nose,
Couchi, etc. Twenty years of success.
Why? No dope In KONDON'S. Samplo
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UONDON MFG. CO.. Minneapolis. Minn.
Drink Habit Destroys
Happiness and Business
llecaute It Wrecks Homes and
Renders Men Unfit for Business'
A drinking man's home is al
ways an unhappy ono, for drunk
enness destroys home life. Exces
sive drinkers are not tolerated In
buBiness because they are unreli
able and are not truBtod by busi
ness associates. This means busi
ness ruin.
If tho craving for drink has be
come stronger than tho will pow
er to resist and you are in danger
of losing home and business, you
should take the Neal Drink Habit
Treatment,- at once. It is a harm
less vegetable remedy that will re
move the craving and necessity for
alcoholic liquors in three days,
without the. use of painful, dan
gerous hypodermic injections.
You liave tried a drinking life,
now' try a sober ono and havo a
happy homo and a successful bus
iness during the coming years.
Call at the Omaha Neal Insti
tute, 1502 South Tenth St., and
investigate, or write or phono
Douglas 7556.
WKLL IKONK1) SHlltTS THAT 1
FIT SNUG AND LOOK IUGUT. R
a gn "Washword" of the Home. fr,
IWaVVaOHlBaHnHMallslMssslHiH
AMUSEMENTS.
OMAHA'S FUH CEUTER." '
Dally Mat., 15-25-500
EvffS., 16-25-50-75O
Entlrelr Brand Naw Thla n.nn
oxSstb Cracker Jacks
HXTKAVAQA.KZA AND VAtTDBVlXI.n
Huby Leouli Johnny Jets, Usitrlcti ilerlowe anil
Chorui. Clean Fun Throughout. '
Sadies' Sims Matinee Every Week' say
"WortU Climbing1 the Hill."
Douglas St. at 18th Hytono VaucsvUls
i n (' L U U IS O Mlli At
Evani. Sadla Sntiman.
WHEEE IT'S
Swaln'i Cockatooaj Itut
Mll'i T Colonial Mlnatrala;
Ulllaa Sltteri, Jack Bur
Mt. Hlppoicopa I'lcturea.
WOETU YOUB
on a to 51 at 7 and 9 P. M. Daiw.
BRANDEIS THEATER
Tonight Friday Saturday,
Matinee Saturday
SOTHERN-MARLOWE
Tonight "Much Ado
About Nothing-."
.Friday "Macbeth. "
Saturday Mat. "As You
Like It."
Sat. Eve-" Twelfth Night'
Pries s 50o to S2.00.
Mat. Evary Say 3U5; Every Night Sin
ADVAItOBD VAUSEVIX.se
Thii k-Tha Top O' the World Dancari, Mar.
Ion Utliedela'a Florentine Clugers, llarmi a
tiavlord. Klltabetb Oll'i. Al, Uajrno's Uull Don
trniiut nroth.ru, C'Nell ,V Walrnatejr, Patha'a
Wt.klr imlew. l'rlcea Miht, 10c, T&o, Wc. 7S.
Matlnea; Oallarj-. 10cj Btat Stall, Me, except
Saturday and Sunday.
BOYD THEATER
Tonight, Matlnss Waa. and Sat.
(for a Limited Season.)
EVA LANG
and Ear Own Company in
A. E. W. Mason's Comedy
Ifsxt Was. Pep. 83. The .Chorus Safly.
Krug Theater
Matinee Today, 3:30 Wight, 8:30 -
GIRLS PROM JOYLAND
With HAKBT COOPER as
KAPPT KEXHIE and BLANCHE
Sadies' Bally Sims Matinee
Country Store Friday night
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