HIE OMAHA, SATURDAY DECEMBF.l: i, 1913.
EMPEROR MOVES GARRISON
BLANKET OF DEEP
SNOW NOW COVERS
TECENTRALWT
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Soldiers in Zabcrri Are Transferred
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DECEMBER .CIEARAWAV OF SUITS
Continues in f ult fbx&e New reduc
tions lafte .been mad, higher priced
suits atL qffered tj tho clearaway
prices. ' V A 'f
$18.50, '$24.50j dad $29.50
With No GMv&e: fbij Alt nations.
Men's Christmas
N$ekwear, 19c
300'dozen of men's 25c
neckwear, silk knit and
velyet; 4-in-hands, in
the wide f lowing ends;
all new patterns. A
seasonable useful gift,
especially as they are all
put up in Christmas boxes.
On Sale Saturday only, 19c
An Unusual Sale of Sorosis Shoes
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED ON EVERY DESIR
ABLE STYLE FRIDAY. HERE ARE THE PRICES
$9 and $10 Values, $7
$7 and $7.50 Values ... $6
$6 Values $5
$5 Values . . . . .. $'4
$4.50 Values ...... $3.85
$4 Values $3.50
Every Price Quoted is Absolutely True
HERE ARE THE STYLES:
PATENT KID with bronze tops, white tops,
cloth tops, kid tops, and brown and gray
suede tops.
DULL KID AND DULL CALF.
BRIGHT KID WITH CLOTH OR LE ATH
ER TOPS.
BLACK, BROWN and GRAY SUEDE. ' ' '
BUCKSKIN, SOROSIS TAN ODA CALF,
RUSSIA TAN CALF, BROWN KID and
BRONZE KID.
In All the Latest Models.
Greatest of All Millinery Sales
; V Saturday
$1.00
We are determined to make a final plearing
of every trimmed hat in our entire stock.
Trimmed
Hats for .
Trimmed (Jjo C A
Hats for ..011
Trimmed (t OC
Hats for.
Trimmed
Hats for.
Trimmed fc7,7
Xvcf trimmvd hat In lews than half the original price.
$6.50.
MAKE YOUR DOLL ATTRACTIVE
WE NOW HAVE ON SALE IN OUR HAIR GOODS
DEPARTMENT A LARGE VARIETY OP DOLLS' WIGS
OF REAL HUMAN HAIR THAT OAN BE COMBED AND
BRUSHED.
Bring your doll with you,
and wo will put on new wig.
freo of ehnrge, or else measure
around the hnir lino or bring
old wig with you.
Sizo 10 $1.00
Sizo 11 $1.25
Sizo 12 $1.50
Sizo i3"..'.;;....t: $1.75
Sizo -.14 i.... $2.00
Sizo 15 :;..;.... $2.25
Sizo 16 $2.50
Natural Wavy Switches, $0
inches long, special 89o
Natural Wavy Switches, 24
.inches, longt special ..V1$1.39
Natural Wavy : Switches j28
inches long;' special . .... . $2.79
Pull Assortment of All Other Hair Accessories.
Some Toilet Article8
Cost Less Saturday
Fancy Satchets . &Mjc
Ebony Nail Buffers
65c values for,.. 39c
Complete Manicure
Sets Costing regu
larly. $l;5fl . , . 98c
Perfume In fancy
packages, 35c and
40c is the usual price
Special . ; 21c-25c
White Ivory Combs?
Regularly 39c, ' X
Saturday .... 25c
Genuine Navajo Indian
is
ve'fy extensive
showing at moderate
prices. Basement
tyffi COMYIOrjlAKES GOOD
Ckieaf Xa Wk Irate 4 femteace
tittt JUpidly.
KOW HEAD Of A BIG STORE
Pr4ea "Will Aafcea for Josaaa
Tea'fnHt, Who Wm Foam Clalltr
ef Csnsnlraer Chnrjfo
Nino Year Ago.
CHICAGO. KtcBAJftJye teps t wejre
liken today to obtain at'prdHj to) Joshua.,
Tedford, who cfa ,pn ,oihe tnoot
extraordinary -ever'. Involve the taty
M akelas of 'MKlce ConvloUd nljo
jytara aso for ciHlryy m fflrlt wy.
'poltceman to utifloB(HHt ofi.oiM ottii
Mrseat mea'i furnUhlss itorM In th
orM. attalnlsr rapM auecAM. with a
iMntec b( from orb to five yetuV lm
i)rlomat hBlnc over rU haad.
T4reY.ec4.: vilto. throu tM
error m drkrwho'T)lgoahole4 thtf tnaii
dat otfm tmttmt court uphotola hit
entenef InHeM of flltn iho"ocumitt
with thiT trial 'Judjce, Tha tell-taJa ver
dict unearthed-by--a -toHc lawyer
'who, rqud btcauM hla client waa con-
tVtctod. pointed to Tedford a a man
Iwhojtvaad puntthment throilgh the Itw
fluenco of hla frlenda.
J Hl.r la Rapid.
j While hU appeal wa pendlns Tedford,
(dlflCharEed Woti3 the police forco. ob.
'UIne4 &pldynt with a large rt-
'firm aaVrt'ti'Jetectlve. ' Whether hla
antnahiWir-, hummed him, ho
refuaea to aay, but hla omploy,ra assert
they never noticed he appeared worried,
Their loaaea from ahopllttcra began to
decreaao becauae of Tedford'a watchful
neaa and they began to notlco him, In
two yeara ha waa promoted to general
loreman or the atora.
Tedford never had much t ft inv nhniit
himself, althouzh. when hs
work, he frankly admitted he waa Im
plicated In an affair wljlch had coat him
hla place on tha fore. An lnv.tlirinn
at the (IrAe waa aatlafactory to hla em-
Pjoyera, ana becaUie ha waa alwaya In
duatrloua thoy did not aeck for detalla,
t . f -
' xyFK9' .Tf. Wft fjcl0t
than any gerteral foreman" tfie atore over
naa,-Tie waa advanced to aaalatant super-
.IhtcndeHt. Tn that Wultlnn hn
ihundreia dt checka offered , ' for mer-
man atoJ Him' In good atead. Oeorae
I.ytton, vice prealdent of the atore, caya
a bad (hrlr nvip At na.f rAtrA
caUao "ha knoWa crook a too well."
Tedrord has been superintendent for
two yeara.
"VVa believe. Tedfcrd la Innocent of the
crlmV for which' her la under nentence,"
aid Mr. Lytton.' "But ir'he Is guilty, for
sake -of argument, society should bo sa'U
lifted with the succeaa he has made."
Chief Juatlca Olson of the municipal
court, who prosecuted Tedford. w)U
rccommcn'd that Oovernor Dunne grant a
pardon.
An Antn ColIUImi '
means many bad bruises, which Bucklen's
Arnica Salve heals quickly, as It does
sores, cuts, burns and plica. Sc. For sale
by your druggist-Advertisement
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prtpNi IMPERIAL EMBROIDERY OUTFIT is guaran
fc i I im& to be the greatest collection and biggest bargain in
TtUlM of 10 cents each, or more than $10.00 in all Bring
ytptCeupons and 68 cents to this office and you will be
imfummi witn une uwnpiete uutnt, inclydlng Book of
kstemttfocB and one All Metal Hoop.1 The 68; cents is to
errtf .Aity. express, handling ahd the numerous over.
frhb Kf6'of ettin th package frem factory to you.
H. M.Uftt of Town RtaderM wiU add 7 cent a extra for
k 1 f jntage and expense of Trailing.
STRIKE BREAKERS ARE SHOT
Two Hen on Wagon in Indianapolis
Seriously Wqundcd.
SHOTS FIRED FROM CROWD
rollco , HeaerToa Uao Their Cluba
Frerly 'anil Flnnlly Dlaprrae
Stnti -One Injured 51 nil
Probably Will' Die.
by Kaiser's Order.
IS" "SEVERE FINANCIAL BLOW
While tt Will Avoid Farther Con
Fllct It Steana Heavy Lota of
nevenne to the final- ' J
neat. Mm. ,'
I INUIANAPOLlS.v Dec. B.-Two atrlko
breakers were shot, one probably fa
tally, when a crowd of atrlklns team-
aters ' and aympathUera attacked a
wagon of 'tho Coburn Tranafer company
today. Jacqb Sorienfleld of Chicago wis
ahot through' the neck and hla Injuries
are -believed to 'be fatal. George C.
Williams of Cincinnati waa wounded In
the leg.
A crowd gathered around the wagon,
hurling bricks and other mlsalea. When
tho atrlke breakers began whipping their
horses Into a gallop, a number of shots
were fired from tho crowd. ,
'. rollce reaeryca- were called' and after
(battering a few of the leaders' with their
clubs, dispersed the crowd. Several ar
resia were made. Bonenfleld and Will
lama were taken to a hospital.
DAHLMAN DINNER GUEST
AT THE BRYANS" TABlfE
(From a Btaff Correspondent)
WA8IUNQTON, Dec. S.-(8peclal Tele
gramsMayor and Mrs. Dahlman were
the guests at dinner last night of Sec
retary and Mrs. Bryan. Tho dinner waa
given In pursuant to a promise once
made by Mrs. Bryan to newspaper friends
of her husband that "she would give.
them a dinner when they got to Wash
ington." At that time Mr. Dahlman was an ar
dent Bryan supporter, and was present
whn the promise was made.
"I apprcclato the fraeeful tact by which
I waa Included In the guest list," said
Mayor Dohlman. "Politically, however,
our relations have not changed."
The mayor sa'd that his son-in-law,
A J Collctt, who Mr. Bryan has. rec
ommended aa superintendent of public
works for Ban Domingo, would In his
judgment finally land the place. It de
pends upojt .the San Domlngan officials,,
whose reply to the recommendation ha
not yet been received at the State department'
PRESIDENT OF BRAZIL
' WILL BE MARRIED
WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-Pree!dent
Marshall Hermea Do Fonrrca of Braill
and Bonorita' Nalr Do Teffe. a daughter
of a prominent member of the prnxlltab
etnate will ptt married' at the 'national
palace at Bio Do Janeiro next Monday,
according to a cablegram today from the
American embassy.
President Fonseca Is a widower BS
1'aticra DeiiU. Omaha. Ji'aax i yeara old, while his fiancee la 3k Tho
President Wilson
, Has Attack of Grip
WASHINGTON. Dec 5.-Prcaident Wil
son has grip. His cold Is In his nose and
throat, and hla physician, Dr. Cary T.
Grayson. U. 8. ., ordered the president
to remain In bed again today. Engage
ments" were cancelled and the president
will be confined to his room tomorrow
and possibly Sunday. No engagements
were made for earlier than Monday.
Secretary Tumulty said today thnt
while the president had a ll(tle fever, his
Illness 'waa yielding to treatment and ho
wouia do out again In a few day.
HUERTAS AREAT YERA CRUZ
Family Left Mexico Oity Several
Days Ago on Special Train.
DICTATOR WENT PART WAY
WHEELOCK'SBOOKS CORRECT
Mystery of Disappearance of Iowa
Banker Deepens.
SECURITIES FOUND IN PLACE
Police Hesln Search of River to
Find Oat if the Threat Hade
of Suicide Was Car
ried Oat.
(From a Staff Correspondent)
DE3 MOINES, la., Dec (.-(Special Tel
egram.) The mystery , of the disappear
anco of Cashier Whcejpck of tha Citizens'
bank at Colfax deepens as the InvesUga
tlon by the state bank examiners pro
ceeds. The Informal report Is that tho bank
books are found to bo all right, accounts,
of depositors correct, no forged paper
a.nd acounts with other banks balanced
Securities were found on which Whee
lock might have secured temporary
loans for the hank, if needed, and on
which ho might have secured money had
he desired to get all he could and run
away.
Nothing has been found which explains
his disappearance.
Tha police of Dea Molnea commenced
today search of tho Des Moines river,
because of Wheelook's Intimation ho
would be found there.
One Des Molnea man aaya he had se
curities worth $20,000 In the bank, which
cannot now be found, but thla has not
been verified.
He Left Train at Texcoco and Re
turned to Capital In an Auto
mobileVilla Ilctnrna
to Jaarcs.
DONAUfesCHlNGEN, Germany, Dec.
5. Emperor William this afternoon or
dered "the transfer of the entire garrison
at Zabern, Alsace, owing to the trouble
between tho soldiers and, the citizens
.there. He also directed thnt the court
martial proceedings In connection .with
the recent rioting .be, accelerated. . 'ti
Ills majesty's solution of the difficulty
Is regarded In many quarters as a -.two-edged
aword. While It removes the .dan
ger .of further conflicts, the people nnd
merchants of Zabern will suffer a severe
financial blow by tho removal of an Im
portant source of revenue.
I.lentenont Will Be Transferred.
I-ater tho emperor decided that' the
Zabern garrison should go Into camp
temporary on the army maneuvering
grounds at Hagenau, but that the troops
might ultimately return to Zabern If Its
Inhabitants displayed a proper temper
after tho expected transfer to aribther
regiment of Lieutenant Bontn von Forst
ner, tho cause of tho trouble, and the
retirement from active service of Colonel
Von neuter of the Ninety-ninth Infantry
regiment.
The consultation between the emperor,
tho imperial chancellor, the governor
general of, Alsace-Lorraine nnd tho 'gen
eral , In - command, lasted only about -an
hour. The emperor left shortly afterward
for Stuygart and spectators at the rail
way station ncted that he was In thor
oughly good hurrior and apparently un
troubled by tho .situation.
Dr. Yan .. Bcthmann-Hollwek and. tha
others did npt accompany his majesty
to the station. The . imperial chancellor
will.-return- to Berlin tonight, but, will
not make, another appearance In tho Im
perial garllameut before Tuesday,
Cabinet Crisis Denied.
The existence of. a government crisis
Wasl'denjcd 'this .morning by officials In
close, touch with the imperial chancellor,
Dr. Von' Bethmann-Holwcg. They de
clared ho had no .Intention of resigning
In connection with the conflict between
the military and. civilians in Alsace. ,
The relinquishment of the post of' gov
ernor general bt ''Alsace-Lorraine- by
Count .Charfes . Von Wcdel, however. Is
considered probable, unless his authority
Is 'fully restored". . '
Tjhe' imperial, chancellor, the governor
general arid Lieutenant. General Berthold
Von Delmllng, the military commander,
arrived ahdrtly beforp noon today, at
Donaueschlngen,- where" the emperor Is
staying, ' '
Conferences in which all threp partici
pated with' the emperor were held during
the afternoon. ' . , '
Work Both Ways.
In the Belchstag most of tho political
parties appear to be nntund
Jlperor William's rempval of the garrison
lias the first sten JnnVlno- n tu ..i.
Hment of the Zabefn Incident. It Is thought
wio oucnamg omeers thus will be ade-
li The clerical members point out tl)at
... iiauwcr oi me regiment from Zabern
to Hagenau seriously affects the officers,
w.b re .rjsmwedrwn. .the. xqmfoirtablo
quarters' OfiYhetiriS?r2S&"l3 ttiiXsL.-
Blderab!o. cense .The Alsatlaa- mem
. her, however, express dissatisfaction on
account of tho financial Joss which will
be suffered by-"the Inhabitants of Zabern.
I The socialist members also .appear dis
contented with the manner' In which the
j government Is solving the problem.
MRS. JOHNSON WILL
BECOME MRS. SMITH
ST. PAUL, Dec B.-Mrs. John A. John
son, widow of the late Governor John
son, will be married on Christmas day
to William Alley Smith of Pittsburgh.
Pa. Mr. Smith Is manager of a. lumber
company.
wedding -"will be -an unofficial, affair.
AGED FRIEND OF .CARNEGIE
KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE
1 i 1 1 t ;
OjEVANOE.- N. J.. Decv 6,-Alexander
King. Intimate ,frjend ot Andrew; Car
nsile And former Vice President of the
American Thread company, died at his
haraeyhtr? today "of ' injuries receive!
when .he. -was tun dqwn by an automo
Ule.asVS'ednesdayl He waa U years old.
' ,.JVv Vork Vlllnae llurhr.
SBNKCJt FALLS. N- .Dec. 5.rFlro
bellevod to. have- been- started by an jn
cendlar'.,orly today wtped-out the busi
ness ket'von ot l3dl. a town In. the 'south
em rhd of Seneca county. Tho. loss s
th. VTnniHlfi t.mnla . . k r & amnnVftia '
strilbturtk destroyed. I
MEXICO CITY, Dec. B.-The family of
Provisional President Huerta Is said to
have gone secretly to Vera Cruz on
November SX They ore living quietly
In that city, where their presence Is
known to only a few Intimate friends.
The departure of the Huerta family
on that date on a special train gave
rise to tho report that the president him
selfg had left Mexico City.
Tho report In regard to Huerta was
based on the fact that he boarded the
special early In the morning and ac
companied his family as far as Texcoco.
a few miles out. returning to tho fed
eral capital In an automobile.
HnfuRees Leavlna; Country.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8,-Offlclal dis
patches continue to report the arrival
of refugees from Mexico at Laredo.
Tex., In increasing numbers. Mexicans
outnembrr American and other foreigner
fleeing the country. Refugees from Tom
Pico are expected at Port Arthur, Tex.,
Sunday,
The situation In the Acapulco district
where there have been many anti-American
demonstrations. Is reported worse.
The armored cruiser California Is at
Manxanlllo, within easy distance.
A belated dispatch from Chihuahua
says good order waa maintained when
tho tho federal evacuated the city and
that no Inconvenience to Americans la
reported. Ball communication between
Saltello and Torreon continues uncertain.
Villa netnrns to Jaarex.
JAUnEZ, Dec. 5,-In anticipation of an
Important conference with General Car
ranza, head of the (evolutionary govern
ment. General Villa returned today with
out having effected entrance to the town
of Villa Ahumada, eighty miles south of
tho border.
It waa- said Jhat recent events, aueh a
the evacuation of Chihuahua and tho
further extension of rebel territory
necessitated a more united understand
ing concerning future operations. Ac
cordingly Ge,neral Villa today requested
General Carranza at Hermosllo to pro
feed to Chihuahua or to Villa Ahamada.
Should he decide to travel by way of
Jaures, Carranza, would have to pass
through the United States.
Vl'Ia today said he hoped In his trip
South, after his conference with Car
ranza, to win additional victories through
furtha desertions bj federa 1 bands,
many of whom have been Isolated and
without pay for weeks.
Mrs, Dnhlorren Given Divorce.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6. The appellate di
vision of tho supreme court today af
firmed an Interlocutory decree of dl
vorco in favor of Mrs. Lucy Dahlgren
against Eric n. Dahlgren. son of Bear
Admiral Dahlgren. V. S. N, Mrs. Daht
gren was a Miss D rex el of the well
known Philadelphia family of that name.
with extreme caution and those carrying
live stock and perishable goods, go pnto
sidings at points where the shipments
can be cared for In the event cold
weather and a real blizzard should-set It
The railroads operating Into the range
country are constantly getting reports
on weather 'conditions and while these
reports snowed a continuation of the
snow, temperatures were not such as to
cause alarm. At none of the railroad
points In Nebraska, eastern Colorado or
Wyoming was1 It much below" freezlns.
Agents stated that farmers and -ranchers
had plenty of feed and that generally cat
tle, sheep and horses were being stabled
and kept out of the storm.
TilAFFIO OLUCKKD .IN DENVF.n
Snow Is Tiro Feet Deep nnd Is Still
Fnlllnir.
. DENVER, Dec 6. Denvel awakened
today to find every manner of traffic
blocked by tho more than two feet' of
snow which covered the city and pedes
trians found hard work making their way
over the sidewalks hlch tho city's
army ot l.'OOO men with shovels falfed to
clear. Railroad trains were unable to
move from the station and serclse on
most of the roads abandoned.
Snow continued falling today and with
oVercast' sky, It seemed little abatement
of tho storm could 1e hoped for. Towns
In central and southern Colorado report
tme'of tho worst snow storms In the hist
ory of the state and what was true of
tho conditions In Denver waa also
true 'practically of 'every larger town in
the state.
Last night Denver's munlclparaudl
torium housed hundreds of those" who
could not get to their homes, and every
hotel In thO city w"aa crowded "to tho
tialls with cots and beds tA care fo?' those
who made their 'reservations early "yes
terday afternoon.
CATHOLIC PRIEST IS
SHOT BY SOCIALIST
BRUSSELS, Dec. 3. A catholac .priest
was shot and wounded here' today by a
socialist, -because he refused to Join a
funeral procession In which the rd fla?
ot socialism was carried.
MAN IS NOT GUILTY
OF SLAYING MOTHER
CLINTON, Mo.,' Dec. R-Tllly O.
Puckett, who had been on trial here
since Monday, charged with the murder
qt his mother, Mrs. Susan Puckett Mak
Inson, was found not guilty this after
noon. Eat Less Meat '
If Back Hurts
Take glass of Salts to flush
kidneys if bladder
. bothers you.
Ef ting, meat regularly eventually 'pro
duces kidney trouble - In some form or
other,, says a well-known-authority.' be
causes, the ,urio add In meat excites the
kidneys, they become, overworked: get
sluggish; clog up and causeall sorts of
distress, particularly backache apd ' mis
ery In the kidney region; rheumatic twin
&es, severe headaches, acid stomach) con
stipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness,
bladder and urinary Irritation. .
Tha moment your back hurts, or. kll
neys aren't acting right, or if, bladder
bothers you, get about four ounces of
.Tad Salts from .ai)y good pharmacy; take
a tablespoonful In a glass of water, be
fore breakfast tor a tew days and your
kidneys will then act flne Thla famous
salts is made from the .acid pt grapes -and
lemon Juice, combined '-with llthla, ahd
has been used for generations to flush
clogged kidneys and stimulate them to
normal activity; also to neutralize the
acids In the urine so tyt no longer Irri
tates, thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot Injure anyone; rnakee
a delightful efferverscent llthla-Water
drink which millions ot men and women
lake now and then to keep the kidneys
and urinary organs clean, thus avoiding
kfrious kidney disease. Advertisement
Only One "Itronio Qulnnlne."
That Is Laxative Bromo Quinine. Look
for the signature of E. W. Grove. Cures
a cold In one day. Cures grip In two
days. 25c
$40
COATS.
SUITS.
DRESSES
SATURDAY
ONE-DAY
SI 9 50
SALE
"We oTfer 'for toriior.
row's sale the most un
usual values that you will
bo able to find in Omaha
this season. Not a singje
(jtuiucui, in mis Hiiie.MS
A worth less than 25. nnrl
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iY fnllv half nf tliSvi
worth $32.50, $37.50, $40
ana i.ou.
$40 Coats . . 19.50
$40 Suils . . $19.50
$40 Dresses . $19.50
juviuubu in mia Bale are tne kind of
garments that you will tlai only' in
our stocks. You realize how much
superior, Is the quality of our apparel
The,ra will he juotjreds ot Ja'djtfs attend
this sale, whom it will be Impossible to
wait upon, because merchandise of the
kind we are offering Is sold only at the
.House 'Henagb; so dome early and et
mo uviv. vi mete wonaenui values..
The House of Menagh
THE GENTLEWOMAN'S STORE"
1613 Farnam Street
Just a Fev Steps Up, Farnam from Sixteenth Street.