THE BEE: OMAHA, KATl BI)AY, MOVEJ1BEU 22, 1U13.
Coats for
Wear and Service
Yet possessing those requirements of
style and refinement so necessary to
distinctiveness. Because of special ef
fort we are privileged to offer excep
tional values in all silk lined coats in
a number of fashionable fabrics and
late styles, at the low price of $24.50.
Other coats from $16,50 up.
No charge for alterations.
The November Clearaway
Offers great values at $18.50,
$24.50, $29.50
No Charge for Alterations
No matter what your dress
needs may be we can supply pleasing
styles of dresses for street, afternoon
and evening wear, including the new
DU BARRY DRESSES '
Courteous attendantsPrivate rooms
Stylish
Fit your feet and
McCall Patterns
' Please the most'
particular of wpr
inen- lCtoaittl 15c.
HOWARD AN
Quality Service
Price
Thesa are the three essential requirement of any successful busi
ness. At Beaton's the roach the nearest" point to perfection.
QUALITY Every article you purchase at Beaton's must stand tho
high test of quality. We buy and soil that way,
8ERVI06 You will receive prompt, courteous, efficient service,
whether shepplag at Beaton's In person or by 'phone.
PRICK T)w folk) wis g. lUt for Saturday will give you some Idea of
th fatrMiM, lowaess of Beaton's prices.
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Hurtle7 7JtJU Milk
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tOo 'ityrup of Figa..
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THE 1XFKSUL EMBROIDERY OUTFIT te guaran.
teed to be the grfkst collection md hfcggeet bargain in
patterM ever effevei. The 160 patterns have a retail
value of 10 ceata eaek, or more than $10.00 in all Bring
SDC Covnom and 16 eeats to this omce and you will be
presented with One Complete Outfit, including Book of
Instructions and oae AU Metal Hoop. The $61 cents is to
cover duty, express, handling and the numerous over
Head expenses of getting the package from factory to you.
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Sorosis Shoes
save your temper. It is pos
sible to year a perfect fitting shoe
and a perfectly easy shoe at the
same timer-providing it's a
SOROSIS. None other like it.
The peculiar construction of this
famous shoe enables the
to be on her feet all day
without ache or pain.
DrapriM
Made to special
otfder. and are
properly hung.
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The Store for Shirtwaists
The Evangeline Waist is one of the
most attractive of the new styles of
fered for Saturday graceful in line,
with a drooping collar, made, of sheer
fabrics. The Evangeline emphasizes
the latent art of the early years of style
on the "American continent, recalling
the simplicity of dress of that period.
Prices from $6.50 to $l'5.f
LIGHT WEIGHT FLANNEL WAISTS for
printer wear, $2.50 and $3.75.
FOR THE FIRST TBIE SATURDAY many
other new styles of waists mako their appearance.
Prices from $1.25 upward.
wearer
CHAUFFEUR SYOYTEK
DRIYES CAR INTO
CROWD ON STREET
(Continued from rate One.)
Tho woman thought Bernateln vrae "get.
ting- freeh" ahd sho came back with n
emart slap. Then she saw tho danger,
and escaped. Itornateln waa sllg-hUy
irraxed by tho car.
Svoytek Uwaer Arrcat.
While the Injured vrero befnff cared for,
a crowd of several 'thousand . persona
gathered. Bernstein and Officers Itelge)
man and Wright 'placed Chauffeur
Sraytek under arrest, an he Is being de
tained pending1 an Investigation. 8 tell
waa also arrested, but was later released
upon his own recognisance.
While the crowd ' waa standing- In the
streets trafflo waa tied Up. Police Com
mieeloner Ryder endeavored to get the
situation in hand, and white directing
his men, a negro on a motorcycle going
at a high rate of speed, went dashing
through the crowd. Several persons nar
rowly escaped Injury.
"Oet that manl" roared Ryder,
Several officers started' to obey, but
Mogy RernMeln, by firing his revolver
several times Into the air, made him
stop. The negro said his -name waa John
Holmes, employed by tho Kllpatrlck com
pany, lie told Ryder that tils wife was
flying at T1S North Thirty-second street
and he was hurrying to her. Ryder took
UU (tamo and allowed htm to go.
Police surgeons say that all of the- vlo
ttme will recover, excepting: . U Council
Bluffs woman, who Is In a critical con
dltlon.
WITNESSES TAK THE STAHD
(Continued from Pago One.)
visit which Belaagee does not deny, sur
prised most of those familiar with -the
pase by swearing that he heard talk
about "Your winter's coaL" "When asked
If he had told a man who was then In
the court txxxn that lie had hot heard a
word of what was said by the two men
the lad admitted he had. but said he
had told the truth to Clinton Drome,
who, he revealed, went to his house sev
eral days ego.
Wesley Qard, his wife, his eon and
Charley Itasch, who Uvea across the
street from the Cards, told stories similar
in phraseology, Oard standing croas-ccc-amlnatlon
much better than the others.
Mrs. aGard became confused aa to the
number of times she and her husband
had visited the Dromes' office and was
unable to recall what they talked about
there, but was quite positive the Present
cas was not discussed. Both admitted
having been at the office yesterday morn
ing before tho hearing begun. Mrs. Oard
positively fixed dates of Belangee's
visits to her home, but could not' give the
date of a single visit to the Brontes'
office. She and her husband "just hap
pened in." she said.
Vigorous assertion by Judge Ben S.
Baker that "I will show to the court
that If there is any contempt in this case
it Is on tho part of the man Gard and
not my client," marked the morning's
session of the hearing.
"1 want to turn the sesrrhllsht on this
whole transaction, the attorney declared.
Beautiful Silk Novelties for
Vestings and Trimmings
We have every reason to be
lieve we are showing the most
attractive selection of stylish
novelties in the city. The rich
ly colored practical styles as
well as exclusive patterns from
Paris and Berlin, $1 to $5 a yd.
The Fur Shop
Where Reliable Furs are honestly
sold. Extra large size Black Coney
Muffs, $4.75.
Women's
Gloves, $1.25
P. & L.,. the famous
mako of Lambskin
Gloves.
"Elite Fitwell"Cape
Gloves.
l-clasp "Cavalier",
Pique 'sewn.
What Can Be Done With the-Aid of Naturally
Wavy Yvette Switch and Transformation
. Our .new transformations and switches
arc tho actual necessities for the latest
stylo of high hair-dressing. If yourhair is
thin or stubborn, you know how very dif
ficult it is to dress it. DREWS' YOUR HAIR
9TYMSHLY AND LOOK YOUNG. A
modish coiffure is juBt as important to a
wcli-drc8S0(l woman as is a stylish hat or
gown.
Price Specially Low For This Week
A natural -wavy Switch, 22 inches long of
finest Brittany hair, and an All-Aroupd
Transformation, sale price, both $1.89
A natural wavy Switch;;?;): inches long, of
finest Brittany hair, and an Ail-Around
Transformation, salo price, both $2.89
A fcitf,ural wavy Switch, 28 .inches. long, of
finest Brittany hair, and an Ail-Around
TransforniatiQU, 'gale ,prjce, both, $3. $9
In an argument in. which he asked the
Judge to allow wide latitude in admitting'
evidence. "
Judge Baker several times reprimanded
tho witness, 'Wesley Oard, for attempting
to volunteer statements prejudicial to the
defendant. Belangce, which were not
responsive to questions. Qard, In affida
vits prepared in the offlco of Bromo &
Bromc, attorneys for Cadet Taylor in his
recent libel suit against The Bee, charges
that Belangee offered him money to vote
against a verdict for Taylor.
A dramatlo mOment camo when Baker
sad impressively, "Wo expect to provo
that a conspiracy exists here; that Qard
tipped 'off the proceedings of tho Jury
daily to the attorneys for Taylor, and
that things he said crept Into the argu
ments of Taylor's attorneys. Dealing
with a Job put up In secret, It Is neces
sary -ior your- honor to Judge who Is
tellln the truth here."
Belongee admtts that he Went to Card's
and talked to iilm, but aaya he was talk
ing of tho sale of hla . barber shop and
that Qard, himself, raised .the question of
hla service, on the Jury, no talk of money
coming VP.
Qard told with amplifications on the
stand substantially the story he related
In his affidavits.
The hearing: will not be resumed until
next Wednesday.
Says Matrons Make
the Best Teachers
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Nov. St-Matroiis
make the best possible teachers for the
young, according to Prof, Karl Barnes,
wno lectured before the Missouri uni
versity extension center here today.
"The present day educational system
puts a premium on the greatest sin In
the world, celibacy," said Prof. Barnes.
"Particularly Is it wrong to insist, that
only unmarried women be allowed to
teach In public schools.
"What better teachers could bo found
for children than the cultured married
woman coming from a congenial home
Into the school room?
"No greater Insult ever was given to
American womanhood than the-act of the
New. J'ork School Board of Education
In asking ihe resignation -of, a married
teacher who had requested leave of ab
sence, that .she might become a mother."
INSURANCE OFFICIALS
EXAMINE FORESTERS
ClfiCAaO, Nov. a. Insurance author
ities 'of Illinois, Wisconsin and Nebraska,
who have been exs-mlning 'r? ports of the
actuarial end legal 'questions Involved In
the operation In tho United States of the
Independent Order of Foreitera of
Toronto, Canada,' concluded th-jlr confer
ence today and expect to make a report
In a weak.
Rufus XL Potts and Herman U Ekern,
Insurance commissioners ot Illinois and
Wisconsin, respectively, and J. M. OH
Christ representing tho Nebraska depart
ment, have been studying tho situation
of the Independent Order ot Forest?rs at
the request of the National Association
of Insurance Commissioners.
un me rejiort ot tno. cpnmmico -wju de
pend 'the attitude of the Insurance com
missioners ot all the. states of the union.
Reorganltatlon of the Independent Order
3 Specials in
Toilet Articles
Nail Mies, 8c.
39o Powder De. Eiz,
for 19c.
Jergen's Almond and
Benzoin Lotion, a large
bottle, 20c.
A.' corBpleto assortment of doll's
wigs, from $1.00. up.
of Foresters, while in accordance with
tho Canadian law, has been questioned
under some state laws.
M'COMBS AND BRIDE
GUESTS OF WILSONS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21,-"V'lllIam P.
McCombs, the democratic national chair
man, and his bride who was Miss Dor
othy Williams ot Washington, took lunch
eon with President Wilson today. After
luncheon the president had a conference
with Mr. McCombs on politics.
"Only Oae "Bromo Quinine."
That is Laxative Bromo Quinine. Look
for the signature ot E. W. Grove. Cures
a cold in one days; Cures grip in two
days. 36c.
Bisl Reductions in
Winter Millinery
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TWO MADEROS 6IYEN
ASYLUM BY UNITED
STATES AT YERA CRUZ
(Continued from Page One.)
Canada for protection. It was Indicated
that they .probably would bo taken aboard
an American warship, as waa Felix Dlax.
Americana Ilefnse to Par iVnr Tax.
MEXICO CITT", Nov. a. A demand
waa mjule today by the federal military
authorities on all the. foreign -business
concerns In Monterey for cash to pro
vide for the maintenance of the army in
that district. From the Monterey Steel
company 20,930 pesos was asked and "from
trie Waters-Pierce Oil company, 18,000
pesos. Others were taxed in proportion to
their importance. The managers of the
"Waters-Pierce Oil company Instructed
their representatives In Monterey to re
fuge payment of the levy and to place
themselves and the property of the com
pany Under the protection of the Ameri
can consul.
Hard flghtlnp was still In progress to
day about Ciudad Victoria, the capital
ot tho state of Tamaullpas, according to
Information Issued by the war office.
Although the city was said to have been
captured by the rebels on Tuesday, lost.
It Is now claimed that General Antonio
Rabago, tho federal commander, Is stilt
holding the place, although continuous
fighting has gone on Inside the city for
the last twenty-four hours, Feleral re
inforcements under General Rublo
Navarrste are due to relieve the garrison
at Jruiy moment.
Hlamr Wllnon for Yllta'a Crimea.
Commenting on .the situation In an edi
torial article today El Pals says;
"Does President .Woodrow Wilson not
know, .or doen he not care to know, that
lp hlitory and before the civilized world
1)0 will be obliged to answer tho charges
which humanity will make against Fran
cisco -vltiaT' - -
The .article thjtt recapitulates tho crime
of jnilrder and pJllage.aUrlbuted to Villa,
tho rebel leader, at Xorr.eon and Juarcs,
allcKiiiff that jit tho revolution triumphs,
Vlila will becorhe'Vlce president', minister
of war or eom- bother functionary, by
virtue of the valuable eorvlccs he has-,
rendered fo Veriuestano Carranzo, the
constitutionalist leader. It continues:
"This - President Wilson should know,
and does know for a certainty, yet 'wish
ing to Justify his unwarranted and ab
surd moddllng In our affairs, he chooses :
to protect Francisco "Villa the better to
Impose his will and caprice on Mexico,
even though such a course be the dtrecf
cause ot crimes without number, such as
have' been committed at Torreon, Juarez;
and many other towns."
The Imparclal publishes today under n
scare head the statement that adherents
of Carranza In the vicinity of Juarez Bhot
two American army officers. This news
Is, alleged to have been conveyed to the
federal capital by private messages, which
declare that President Wilson Is horrified
by the executions carried out by Villa,
which hav inclined him to give to tho
Mexican question '-'the solution, demanded
by Justice anda common cense that is to
say.Uie recognition of the constituted gov
ernment, whose chief is the illustrious
Huerta."
Recralta for Carranta.
CHICAGO, Nov; 21. General Lee Christ
mas, soldier of fortune, has Just com
pleted a, successful recruftlrig Campaign
Laddie
Gold
THt Frliftdly i
Road
Everyone
THREE BIG .BOOKHj
KIESER'S BOOK STORE
Nebraska's Book Center, V. M. O. A. Building,. Omaha.
By Mall Add 12c Extra.
High-class Reproduc
tions of favored modes.
Exquisite Dress Hats.
Street Hats and Fur
Hats. Imported shapes
of fine quality velvet
and fur, richly trimmed
with French Plumes,
Aigrettes, Paradise and
Numidi, worth $25, $30,
$35. For H A
Saturday only 'H
A large assortment of
misses' and children's
hats at half price.
$8.75, $10, $12.50
Trimmed Hats for Sat
urday only,
here In behalf of General Carranza, head
ot the constitutionalist forces of Mexico,
it was learcd today. '
Christmas left for the border last night
with some of his recruits and the others
followed him today, nineteen in all, It
Is said. Christmas was liberally supplied
with money. He promised pay ranging
from J300 to (utO a month, according to
the experience and abilities of the men
enlisted, and bound his contracts by pay
ments of $200 and &300. Two of the recruits
who will receive maximum salaries are
expert telegraphers and ' all have had
sbme experience In warfare.
'Funds for the recruiting campaign are
eatd to have come from American cap
italists whose Important interests In Mex
ico have suffered severely from the dis
turbances of the last three years. Among
Ists subscribed l,t00,000 to the Carranza
war chest.
CURZ0N FILES FRIENDLY
SUIT AGAINST LEITER
WASHINGTON. Nov. 21. Lord Curzon
began a friendly suit In the district
courts here today against Joseph Letter,
to change the trustees for the l,79e,W0
marriage settlement which waa made on
his deceased wife, who wna Mary Vic
toria Letter. Seymour Morris of Chicago
and Henry MolyneuxT Paget Howard, earl
of Suffolk and Berkshire, will be sub
stituted for Robert T. Lincoln, former sec
retary of war, and William St John
Freemantlo Broderlck, Viscount Middle
ton. Joseph Letter, executor of the Lelter
estate, has agreed to the. change.
100 Tailor Made
S25.00
Suits Now
On Sale
WILCOX & ALLEN
Se3 8. 15TH STREET.
Kear Deeglse
Xake Oar Store Tout Store.
$1975
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A trud blue story by Jeane Strattbn Porter. A
great human etory of life in Indiana, full ot humor;
tho sweetness of Bound human nature, and the beau
ties of out.dbors. Illustrated, Net, $1.35.
A talo of .the Forty-Nlners. With Bometblnfj
moro than mere adventure. A back ground ot his
tory makea thostornan invaluable guide to the.weet-;
ern half ot our continent A book young and old are
reading for pleasure and instruction. By Stewart
Edward White. $1.35.
A book for f.ho man who is .stale or in a rut.
Moro people are getting on the road with Grayson
all the time. By David Grayson. Not, $1.35.
of These Books I can Personally Recommend.
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