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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1914)
12 THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1014. INSIDE GLIMPSE OF PAUL SUIT Significant Depositions Filed by At torneys for Brandeis. SUPPORT BLACKMAIL CHARGE iiot r wtinMio Testify Krii Wnfn of the nor In' he Cne nnd of the Mollier, Too, Lawyers foVfXrthur D. Brandels nr pushing ' to the so-called "black- mU cam trtflughtj; against him by Mrs. Nellie. Paul to rf1.1t and to that purpose have jbt-cn ta'lfir;- nn'tl filing depositions br the Wholesale,. fn. tho district court. These witness kI(t 'testimony calculated to rxposti .the true character of the plain tiff and' her Von. Clarence Rlsley. The depositions had,, been removed from tha files by T. K. Brady, attorney for Mrs. Paul and are only now returned by hi in by order of the court to the office of tha clerk, nrand,els' attorneys sny they liope to pet the case up for trial at" the' beginning of the new term of district ccurt. which meets February 2. From (he depositions It Is disclosed that sixteen witnesses testified In De troit nhd' Kansas' City that, nisley's repu tation was extremely bad, and several ImpUcalfl' Mrs. Paul In his wrongdoing. The evidence Is -that the boy told his associates Jhat. he was his molhcr'a smart daughter." and that he hnd a rlan to gut money. from an Omaha man. That. Itlsley was known as "The Queen from Omaha," while' playing minor parts In a theater In Kansas City Is. a state ment made .-by the witnesses examined In that city. Three witnesses, who tell of havjng knowledge of his. evil ways, testify that he was a notorious character fhai. Charles C. Olover, who lives In Detroit, testified that Inst year Mrs. Paul went there to visit her son, and that the three with others of 'similar tastes caroused In iJiacca ai una rei'uiauon. un one Biinaay, Olover tosUflc, he went to the room oc cupied by Mrs. Paul and her son In tho Jiotel Tuller nnd found them both lying n a bed In negllgeo attire. Msley ap ixared demonstrative in his affection for his mother. Clover 'asseits. After hla mother declined to go to New York with 1'lni, Kltlcy called her vllo names, tho witness swears. The burden of all the testimony Is that' Itlsloy tried to make himself look llko a girl, using powder and paint and dress ing In n Kimono and Wearing a band iiround his head. They "Wtlfy that he tald he had learned his bud habits' through his mother. Harry Alkon of Detroit testifies that Itlsley told htm his mother made a prac tice of beating people out of their money. Other Detroit depositions asserting that thoy had been Implicated in Itlslcy'i wrongdoing are made by William Cor don, Morris Lctlnsky, 8am Bloom, lien Krtll, Harry Popper, ClaUdo P. Mc Wclhy. Den Flnsllver, Theodore Llpslts and Albert Levin. Witnesses In Kansas Clly whose depositions are on file nro Curtis 12. Mangold, Jack Warren and Thomas P, Flahlve. , Practically all the witnesses have fre quented theaters, several being actors x.nkttown to fame- and supernumeraries. County's Claim for Fees Against Smith is Up to Magney Douglas, county's claim of M.&00 for naturalization fees appropriated by nob ert Smith, clerk of the district court, has been referred to County Attorney fae ncy by County Commissioner O'Connor, chairman of the judiciary committee. Mr. Smith flatly declined to pay the money into the county treasury, saying that the decision of ' the .United States supreme court in tho San Francisco case Just handed down does not- apply to him. "The nupreme court decision unques tionably will Influence my opinion," says the county attorney, "but I have noth ing to say, until I have gone Into the situation thoroughly." ComkIix mid Colil Weak, sore lungs quickly . relieved by Dr. King,' New Discovery, the first dose helps. Bent remedy for coughs and colds and all lung troubles. 60c and 11.00. All druggists. Advertisement ANNOUNCEMENT OF TWO SPECIAL SALES which will take place at tho Novelty Company on Friday morning, January O. One thousand Ladies' and Minted' Skirts, worth to $3, HtRh grade whipcords, wool Panamas, Bedford Cordu, black and white checks, etc., all sizes and colors; go Friday, at 086 One thousand Ladles' High Grade Hklrts, worth to 91, all wool, black and white checks, poplins, trene, mannish serges, diagonals, worsteds, etc., the pret tiest of styles; all shades and sizes, at S3. 85 Ovtr rive Thousand Aprons for ladlas and Children will be placed on sals rriday at lOo, lBo, 25c, 29o, 39o and 48e. Tha prloss on thtse aprons will bs lass than one-half the regular valnes and they are now displayed In our windows. Sals starts on them rrlday morning and ths Thursday evening papers will glre you particulars. THE NOVELTY CO. 211-210-218 North 10th St. . Tho Persistent and Judicious Use of Newspaper Adver tising is the Road to Business Success. To Dam Loup River 'for Electric Plant Contract tp construct a dam across tho Loup river near Genoa, has been awarded to Mayo & Campeu, who are now mov Ing their outfits to the scene of the work. The dam will multiply by nine fold the amount of current now de veloped by the Nebraska Power company, The structure will be built out of rein forced concrete and will stand fourteen feet above the foundation bed, .making a wall twenty-tlx feet high. Completion of the work Is expected this year, and an equipment of H.OOO-horse-power .will be Installed. Should the Co lumbus plant also bo constructed, It will make a total horsepower of 89,080, and In that case the company will, endeavor to bring electricity to Omaha. A Difference la 'Working; Itoars. A mn's Working day Is 8 hours. Ills body organs must work perfectly H hours to keep him fit for 8 hours' work. 'Weak, ere. Inactive kidneys cannot do It. They mut b sou ml and healthily active all t)M time: Foley Kidney Pills will make them squad and welt. Toji cannot take them into your system without good re sults following- their uee. They are tonla In actio, quick in results, and contain no haWt f owing drug. Try them. For eels by all dealers everywhereAdvertise ment, . FRUIT JOBBERS WILL MEET IN KANSAS CITY NEXT MONTH The Omaha fruit jobbers and commls- "! men have received notice tha,t they re, te be royally entertained by the bus! nes men of. KansaA City at the annual convention of the Western Fruit Jobbers' association to be held In the Missouri city February 4-6, It is expected that the attendance from Omaha -will be thirty to titty and that the delegates will go In special cars. Last year the convention was held In Me.w- Orleans and Omaha sent fifteen delegates. MOW 1 MRU MY SIFERFLIOIS HAIR A FrimHj SciMtwt SImwc! Me Hw t Cure K Fwcyr. mi -rev. rasa anw s m ju or xoojmi in Yar t last Uffl, 1 wia url troufclad lyo a tu growth ol Uuparfluoua llalr n njr tca an! larta. Mr laMi waa Ia4at4 4 l(bl trass tha u- separatist irovlb an 1 grew almoal to taia mratif for ar ttaalsntlr iDHiruu Thar tra assy uibii a4rtru4 lor Butrfliic.i!a lUIr and I think I trIM Ihtra It but nrr with unr result, txctpt te rt rar most? aa4 pan nr mid. But. BotwttbtUni' Ins ill tor Tr et aay lutn Dot tail tin of BuMr tluoe Hair tar raw, uu or aajr whrr tit. I sot rid of It threuico folUvv Id !& aiIm af m. frUs!r etft, ,rrtror ot chemUtrr tt a Ksllk Dilrcnltr. To trtntmmt bo tlrlnd la wo tkkmsb. alaipl &4 My ta nu that I wnt mr oihr ntlmr to Amttc to kqow It. II erka4'aeh rhno It or pscraac and mj fcuoliaao. that 1 !aIr walra iar aataral faallac at tsMmn aa4 will tall brocOcaat to all who ar amirtw no I datrr4 vttrj traco ot hair, mtw to return. ' If yo an aaffirw and wooli ma to tiara reti aowiia. jaw Hta tioss yowr ttsmo fauueg -wkotkor Mrf. or Mlaa.) anl saMma. and a two enwt.aUvo tor rafara poataca am! I will itti jet im fall UII tho MwU lHruetloo which yeaamw ia pr wa rwr anar all cite kllM. A4. rtmt oer latlar Mn. Kfttbrra Jaeklna, Salta )' a Ko. t4 IMkIum 8t Boatoa. Mr. glOTKMra. Jaaktaa ai bar photocrapb ahowa. r ,'Uir oi ralloamaat. o4 for jtm eat wall JoB s . Jocloty liir la Scnatoa, I'a. iY!ou could be on a Florida beiach day after tomorrow. Why not go? The trip is surprisingly short and pleasant via . Frisco Lines the direct route to Florida resorts. ' You leave Kansas City 5:55 p. m. , reach, Jacksonville 8:40 a. m;,, second xiay., :hrTh'woe train gots ffiroug;. . 1 lnssOty Floridly Special Trains from points north and west make srood connection in Kansas Cly with this splendid throutrlt train, Kor fares, reservations, a now book about Florida, address J, C. Tjovrlan, SlTlslea Patseso'sr Aroat, rrlsoo Xilaee, Kansas oity, Ko, WM, riassslly, Travsltas; rasstatrse Aeemt, Meat era By., Kansas CHty, Ko. FstaMt schadule: Lv.Kamaj City 5 1 55p.m. an. Memphis 3i05 a. m. Birmingham 3i50 p. ra. Atlanu lOilS p.m. Jack lonville Si40a.mjccond day. Electric licht- ed drawinf-room fleep' era; ' all steel diner,, J r reu xiarvor meio. Direct "i atuoa . Line xo VlAKIIom, A 1 Avsi mu hours shorter T costs no more to spend the winter inUClli- fornia than at home. No coal to buy;iSui(n--mer .clothes are just the thing. Frehr ftuits and vegetables every day and at the all-year-round prices! Rent is reasonable. Besides you are really living. Outdoor Summer sports are just as'fopular in January as in June. Thm : itgolf, tennis,' automobiling, polo, surf bathing,"iTibu.ntain climbing and fruit picking in midwinter! ' ' J , ; : Enjoy the trip to the utmost travel via Union Pacific STANDARD ROAD OF THE WEST . i . . k. . . . . . - Protected by automatic electric block safety signals. Five splendidly equipped trains to California every day. ' r' For California literature and information about train service, reservations, etc.,.apply to L. 1EINDORFF, City Pcnger and Ticket Agent -1324 Fit ..a a Street, Omaha, Ned. Phoao DauslM 334 - - v yyATER 11 1 i US. 1 1 f a waasra -s: NTT 1 1 a J sii am aaTaTaTaTa.waTaTaTriwii iy i Last Week of the Great WaterDamag Sale at the UNION Outfitting Co. Iltli tta JtakMa'St Thursday, Friday and Satur day we place on sale the bal ance of the bettor goods that were slightly damaged by water. DAVENPORTS There Is only one of each, but there, are many more thaq we list hero. -' . $40 Unlfold Davenport, fabrl coid leather up- B "Vl" holstored sale VVI h price 0 $50 Value, fabrlcold leather upholstered, mas- mfkft "Vf slve frames Sl K sale price .tP balls I U $65 Unlfold Davenport, gen uine leather up- mnn rn holstercd sale X HlJ hi J $40 Duofold Davenport, Span ish fabrlcold leather upholster ed, fumed oak fft p frames sale X h price 9U.UU $100 Davenport, genuine lea ther, early Bng- apa aa Ush finished Shy I ill frames, sale pr. . tPUbasUU PARLOR SUITER, One only of each lot, but many more than listed. $50 Three piece parlor suites, Spanish 'leather fg "f f" upholstered, sale f 'ill in Price iLtiLf 0 $65 Three, piece parlor suites, Spanish leather ap $75 Three piece, parlor suites, saive mahog- m g r wg . antes, sale y PEDKSTAL EXTENSION TABLES $22.50 fumed oak ' a A wm-n Cfoot slides S h sale price VlbiUU $25 values,-1 in r" SSSSf.J?: ....SfiO.OU $30 vals., early ai) English finish J I tW sale price VII IU $35 vals., fumed aaa pft or early English H I finish, salo prlco. f LbiUll ROCKERS About twerity-fivo lu the lot, but only one of each design. $10 values, fabrlcold leather upholstered, ma- gin nva hogany finish, sale IJjj $8.56 values, genu- ghfk -ft-ine leather" uphol- J h stored, sale price.. 3PU si U $8 values, wood a n fn rwtsr:T:..id.olj $8,6D valuesJ,wood n tf rwt'a?r1,8.;r-..Jd.8o Rcmembcri iho sale closes Saturday nlhj The selling has been very, brisk, and all goods . must be disposed of by that time. CREDIT IP YOU WI8n. UNION Outfitting Company 16th & Jackson St. Omaha's Greatest largain Sale if Linens and White left's. Blankets and Cimferts Centinuss AH This Ninth, Year Bellars Will le Almost leaUe Nty at This Sale All our Men's Fancy Suits & Overcoats, 33 yg. Discount One-third off on all Hen's Fancy Suits and Overcoats. Don't Buy i Garmsnt Bicausi tin Price Is Low; Hon or Elsiwhere Examine the quality, not 6"nly of material, but workmanship, that is the real test, the test that is winning us scores, hun dreds, yep even thous ands of customers in our January Sales. Several Big Shipments ef COATS, SUITS, FURS together with our regu lar stock, on sale at Just Half 500 Beautiful Brasses Values up to $20.00, in silk, crepes, eoliencs, chiffons, charmeuse and a choice line of wool fabrics, in designs suitablo for street, afternoon or evening $m AC wear, all sizes,, newest sylos, I 'ww on sale Thursday at, choice BgiMiH Than Jay, A Great GliiraiiOB Sill of All, SamplBud Broken Sets of Furniture Thursday, Friday, Saturday Three Days of JJirpre ' cedented Value Giving in Choice Furniture' ' of Almost all Kinds. Odd Chairs, Odd Tables, Chiffoniers, Dressers, Daven-. . ports, Iron, Brass and Wood Beds; Rockers, Kitchen, Cabinets, Buffets, Bookcases, Desks, Etc., including a .. limited line of high grade felt mattresses. Marked for This Sale at Prices Which Will Insure Quick Disposal of Floor Stock. T 1 Ji mi J T ft ; 'a-L urday, Jan. 10. Be here early, take new elevators to Third Floor. f. Remarkable Clearaice Bargain Offerings in Sfindard Make Corsets Tknrsday CORSETS Made to sell at $5.00 to $7.50; broken lines of the best known makes; plain, and fancy materials, A AM white or colors, all very newest styles, at aCsalf tN v mi v $3.50 Corset, standard make, extra long, haVy front. atayB four to six supporters broken lots from regular stock, choice, at. . . .i?2.19 $2.60 Corset, standard make, ih .heavy. Coutil, extra long models, broken lots, but in cluding all sizes, on sale- choice, at $1.50 BRASSIERS Regular $1.00 values, embroidery and lace trimmed,, big lot for selection, at $1.00 50c Embroidery. trimmed Brassiers, all sies- 25C Thursday Specials in Wash Goods Section, Domestic Room Percales, light and dark col ors, 10J yahies .6V5 Mikado crepe for1 kimonos, 18c values, at ; .12V!jC Dress ginghams, neat pat terns, 12Mjc values. . . .10c Made sheets, 72x90, 50c val ues, at ,.. ,..e 35c Poplins, good line of colors 25p values, at 15 Cotton Challies,- 6cvvaliies now at . 3c Start th Nw Ytar, Right Buy for pash And Ton Will yina That Ton Caa Bro from' 33 , to S0 om Toor r Xousakaoplut: Expenses. : ' iS lbs. best QranulAted Sugar... X.0O I Grapo-Nuts. pke. r&o fs-lD. sacK oeai nign cruue uiatnonu H Flour 91.10 10 bars Deat-'Em-All, Diamond C or Laundry Queen White Laundry Soap for 38o 10 Jbs. best Wjilta or Yellow Corn meal for .190 8 lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal, for aso' 6 lbs. tiest Hand Picked Navy Beans for 3So 4 lbs. fancy Japan nice. 10c quality, for .. ko Gallon cans. Golden Table Syrup 4o 2 -lb, cans Oqlden Table 8yrup...9p. 2H-lb. pkf?. Self Rlslns; Pancake . Flour for BY,e Tall cans Alaska Salmon 100 Fancy Sweet - Sugar Com, Wax, 8trlnir, Green or Lima. Beans, pen can 7Ho t cans Mustard Eardlnes 8So Advo Jell, the jell of quality. pkr.7He 1-lb. cans Assorted Soups, all flavors 'per con 8VVa The best Domestic Macaroni, Vermi celli or Spaghetti, pk. 7Mo 28-oz. Jar Purs Fruit Preserves.. o E. C. Corn Flakes, pks;.., So Hershey's Breakfast Cocoa, Jb.!!aoo McLaren's Peanutr Butter, lb..,13U0 Thai best Tea SlftlhBS. lb.. . . :: ..,tto polden Santos Cotfee, lb.. ...... .aoo ujuukmb ' OXAJTSSB Tho California. HaVel Oranges are finer In quality, nhis season than they have beenJh 'years. Out .Hlghlan.d Navels are the prfds of California rich In flnvpr, ripe. pn. jmuj rye, uutpnr ran 100, ISO, Me, SSe, 3So ixxt re 9 ' . KXTB 15 lbs. pest'Ohlo Potatoes.. ssa .too lBTAaB 12 lbs. fancy .Cooking "Apple Fresh Beets., Carrots, iladlthes br bnaiioiB,. Duncn .60 Fancy California Cauliflower, per poynd i.'..,,7Wo FaqcV Itesd Latluce, each .7jo 3 heads esh- Leaf Lettuca lo Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, pef i quart . f . . .v.. .... .laUo , Old Beets Carrots. Turnips.' lb, 3 (so .Red or Yellow Onions, lb.., . . .ao Holland Seed Cabbage, lb,. . , . .alio 2 stalks Fresh Celery ...i. ldo IT TRY HAYDEN'S HllTi You may miss something if you don't read the want ads TODAY.