TMK KEK: OMAHA, SATUKhAV, -XOVHMUHU 2S. I'M.
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HAMMOND SEERS RELEASE
Former Internal Eevenne Collector
Aski Belief from Bond.
IS STILL HELD RESPONSIBLE
F.rrm Thoaach He Qalt th Job I,at
J'M JI la 81111 Ohllcrd to Am
iwr ' for Financial Af
fairs of the Office.
Rom Hammond drslres to fres hlmssif
from the responsibilities of the tntrnjl
revenue collectorshlp of Nebraska, slnoo
he no lona-sr, hold the. Job or draws tha
salary.. He told Senntor Gilbert M.
Hitchcock so yesterday' In" an Inter-'
view he came all the way from Fremont
to hold with the senator.
Mr. Hammond resigned hi position as
collector of Internal revenue June 21,
when he decided to enter the state pri
mary for the republican nomination for
povernor. His chief deputy. EA North,
was at once made acting collector. That
did not relieve Hammond of his. bond,
however. He is bonded- to ha govern
ment In the sum of J1S6.000, and Is re
sponsible to the government f for ' th
proper conduct of all ' ths affairs of th
office. " - .
Oase la BMIealowa.
"It Is ridiculous.;' said Hammond. "Here
t am responsible for th office and am
pot connected 'with It. - I have severed
my connection' with the office In name
and In salary. The only connection I now
have Is that I am still under a bond of
1136,000, and if anything should go wrong
I am the ront. Now I don't anticipate
any trouble, of course, but in case any
thing should happen you can see where
I am. I certainly want this matter of
the appointment of a successor settled
ss soon as possible so that -I may get
this load off my mind. I would not even
have cared so much had It not been fqr
the appointment of a set of new men to
aid in the , collection of the special war
tax. Here are four new men appointed
recently for thts purpose, and I never
snw them. They are men that I have
had nothing to do with, men about whom
I know nothing..-Doubtless they are all
light, but a a straight business proposi
tion it is ridiculous that I should be un
der bond for the proper conduct of men
in responsible positions when I had noth
ing to do with the selection, of those
men and when I in fact never saw them."
Hitchcock Surprised. '
Senator Hitchcock expressed surprise at
thla interview. "That is news to me."
said the senator. He did not know that
Hammond was still under bond. He knew,
of couiee, that he had resigned his po
sition last June to become a candidate for
governor, but he supposed that ended his
connection with the federal position a
collector of revenue. In Nebraska. He
promised to see what he could do about
It as soon as he gets back to Washing
ton. ... . .
"The only thing to do," said Hammond,
"Is for those democrats to get together
and agree on an appointment and quit
playing horse."
No Money to Indians
Who Buy Booze With
It, Orders Cato Sells
WASHINGTON. Nov. 27. Gross viola
tions of the laws against selling llquo
to Indians or taking liquor onto an In
dlsn reservation caused Cato 8ells. com
mlssloner of Indian affairs today to r
sort to drastic measures to stop what hf
believes has become a practice on the
Osage reservation in Oklahoma.
Commissioner Sells has Invoked the law
which empowers , him to suspend pay
ments to the Indians when he In con
vinced Intoxicating liquors are within con
venient reach' of them, and has directed
the superintendent of the Osage reserva
tion to suspend the December payment
of several hundred thousand dollars,
"unless he Is satisfactorily aosured by
the chiefs and headmen of the tribe and
the county and town officers, and also
the leading citlsens of Pnwhuska, that
the law against selling liquor to Indians
or Introducing It Into Indian country is
strictly enforced. , -
Hallway rommisslnn several months aso
reduced the Nebraska rate from Omaha
to sUtlons on the railroad line Into the
state. Pittances considered, these rates
are 15 to 30 per rent lowr than from
s. Bloux City
took the matter In-fore the Interstate
Commerce commission, alleging that the
action of the Nebraska commission Is d's
crlmlnatory. On the other hand, the Ne
braska commission took tbe position thai
they wre not, as the body had nothing
to do with rates from points outside the
sta.
Thi Want Ad Column of The Bee Ar
Head Dally by People In Search of Ad
vertised Opportunities.
Bowes Calls In the
Reserves When He
Tears His Pants
Why H. H. Bowes, the attorney, wore
an overcoat during an entire morning In
county court, although the room was
comfortably warm. Is a sad story which
I exciting the sympathy of hi friends.
Torn trousers, damaged when he got
out of an automohlle, figure largely In
the story. Had . Mr. Bowes not kept on
his overcoat he would have been in the
position! of the warring armies, which
dare not retreat. The tear was a large
one.
Continuing the military figure, Mr.
Bowes kept a censorship on his reasons
for wearing the overcoat equalled only
by. modern military leaders.
He was, however, compelled to call by
telephone his aid, Mrs. Bowes, in order
to ask that reserves, consisting of an
other pair of trousers, be sent up. His
story was overheard by county court employes.
The Best Pain Killer.',
Bucklen's Arnica Salve when applied to
a cut, bruise, burti, scald, etc., remove
ire pain. Get a box. ' 25c. All druggists.
' - Advertisement.
Foley Cathartic Tablet.
Are wholesome, thoroughly: cleansing,
and have a stimulating effect on the
stomach, liver and bowels. Regulat
you with no griping and no unpleasant
after effects. Stout people find they give
immense relief and comfort. Antl-blllous.
Warren Spofford. ' Green Bay, Wis.,
writes: "Foley' Cathartic Tablets aro
the best laxative I have ever used. They
do the work promptly and with no bad
after affects." Try them. For sale by
all dealers everywhere. Advertisement. '
SIOUX CITY PROTESTS ON
SOME RATES FROM OMAHA
Most of the freight trafflo men of the
Burlington and Northwestern are in
Sioux City, giving testimony before an
Interstate Commerce commission exam
iner, who is hearing the case wherein tho
Sioux City Commercial club is protesting
the rate made on freight from Omaha tq
Nebraska points. The Nebraska State
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Come to our store, lck out any Rarincnt that you
want and iiave It clturjit-U. 1'nj for It on
terms convenient to you. The liberality
of our terms, the gvnerou treatment
that we show our customers, and
Ihe choice of auch larjte assort
ment of hijth-Kradc cloth
inn. on e-inl credit
terms, nan ne-er
f ,een eqnalei
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GREAT REDUCTION
SALE OH SATURDAY
All Our Ladies ' Suits V,
nntl less All Our Ladies' Coats
in Plush Zibelinc, Novelty and
Mixtures nt X
Dresses V off.
than Vfc-price.
All Our Men's and Boys' Suits
and Overcoats, Off.
Men's Pants at $1.5C, $2.50
and $3.50.
All Our Men's and Boys'. Shoes
at Off.
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All Hats less
OPEN SATURDAY EVENING
A SMALL
FIRST
PAYMENT
AND
ONE DOLLAR
A WEEK
WILL DRESS
YOU WELL
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Some of the bent Red Sent artist are InrlndeA. If this selection doe
not please yon, w ro make up cores of others (MX)0 Records to se
lect from.
If yon w.t a Vtctrola In famed oak, golden oak, weathered oak or
other siieetat finishes better hare it reserted JiOW, so you will not be
disappointed later on.
$28 Victrola 4
$38 Victrola 6
$53 Victrola 8
$63 Victrola 9
$88 Victrola 10
$113 Victrola 11
$163 Victrola I4
$213 Victrola 16
Each Machine Complete With'all the Following Records:
No. 17577 National Emblem March Ry
German Fidelity March By
No. 60105 Roamln' In the Qloamin' Ky
No. 8813K Silent Night .....By
No. 17639 It's a Long Way to Tipperary... Bj
1 Soldiers of tho Kins Ry
No. 17523 Evening Chimes Br
Woodland Echoes a . . By
No. 74163 Humoresque (Violin) ..-.By
No. 85402 Reuben Fox Trot Uj
, Same Sort of Olrl One-Step By
No. 17474 PlVver Threads Among the Gold By
When You and I Were Young, Maggie... By
No. 64267 The Rosary By
No. 16996 Joy to the World (ChrlRtmaa) By
Come All Ye Faithful Hymn Ry
No. 65348 Aloha Oe (Farewell 8ong) By
Kun Home (Native Plantation Song) . . By
No. 64267 Lo, Here the Gentle Lark.' By
1. ft. Marine Rand.
1?. ft. Marine Rani.
Berry Lander.
ftchnmann-Heink.
American Qnartette.
Pryor's Band.
Xeopolitan Trio.
If eo noli tan Trio.
Mlsha Elman.
Tletor Rand.
Yirtor Rand.
F.lsle Raker.
Harrison.
John McCorraack.
Trinity Choir.
Trinltr Choir.
Hawaiian Quintette.
Hawaiian Quintette.
Alma (.luck.
JOHN A. SWANSON, President
Yll. L. IIOLZMAN, Treasurer.'
SiXsM fi ' ' ir; f : tmmM : ' J) r
peciaH- - .Extra- Special!
We Bought From Rochester, N. Ys Leading Wholesale Tailors
Hundreds of Men's and Young Men's
.$1500
to 4055 Ealmacaan Overcoats'
Entire purchase goe, on sale SATURDAY 5a Starts 7:30 A. M. Promrt
Balmacaan
Overcoats
in the season's
newest weaves
from America's
foremost makers
v Know the reason for this amazing reduction at tho very start of
cold weather. A warm fall has left manufacturers heavily over
stocked, which has forced the bottom out of wholesale prices.
We've offered some tremendous values this season, but here's tho
Si) $f (fl $f $ (fl
Balmacaan
Overcoats
in all the latest
colors. An
unparalleled
opportunity.
greatest buying achievement in our career. Few stores anywhere are
in position to handle a deal of this magnitude, but depend on this
new and greater store to offer you buying advantages that no other
store in this territory can equal. Sale starts Saturday morning at 7:30.
See Our , Metropolitan Showing
Men's and Young Men's Hats,
$2, $2.50, Stetsons, $3.50 to $10.
JOHN A SWANSON.eats.
VH L HCXZMAN.Tscw
as sS7
Largest Showing of Men's Fall
Furnishing Goods,
at Lowest in the City Prices.
MBSaXESSSSXS
rajtggarrSTTM CORRECT APFAHE.L VOIX MEN AND WOMEN nrmmiww
HOT FORGET Yon can hare a free trial now in yonr horaei later,
aoTing vn nnsimng rusii, uis nm vr ,
.A. MOSIPE CO.
1313 DoutfUa Street, Omaha. Neb.
If You I.We Ont t Town Write Today. We Tay the FrcluhL "Oar For.
tleth Tear." .
Such a stylish, dressy little dollyou never saw her
equal she has a pink
dress, pink shoes, pink
hat, pink cheeks. She's
just a little pink dream,
and sweet enough to eat.
XmeUa will fes g-irsa
Tt to tka Uttla gtxi, '
radar It ysara of ag-a,
. taat krUrs or msila ns
. , . tba larraat - enmbar of
, oU's plctnrsa eat cut ot
ths Bally a ad Ban day
Baa bafora 4 p. in. Katnr
ttay, JToTSJosar SB.
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IJer picture will be in
The Bee every day this
week. Cut them all out
and ask, your friends to
save the pictures" in .
their paper for you, too.
See how many pictures
of Lucilo you can get,
and be sure to turn them
in to The Boo office be
fore 4 p. m., Saturday,
November 28.
' If you don't win this Dollta.
parhapa you can get ona ntxt
waak Only ona doll will ba
Wan to any ona person.
You can see
'Lucile" at Myers
Dillon's Drug
Store, at 16th and
Farnam Sts.
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