TIIKTJKFj: (ttfAHA. MOXhAY, DECEMBKR 7, 1914.
THOMPSON, BELDEN' S CQ
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Begin your buying now
when you rail shop in n
lcisiirely manner nnl choosii
carefully.
There is nothing fcj be
gained by waiting.
T., B. & Co.
Headquarters
for
Christmas
Handkerchiefs
New Fur
Trimmings
The bent qualities of black
marten, black and brown
Coney, Fitch, Opossum,
Chinchilla Hare, Sonl, Mon
key and Mink Vl to 3 ins.
wide. Prices moderate.
Main Floor.
Silks and Dress
Goods Will Make
a Gift of Elegance
and Beauty
A Waist length or full
dress pattern is always ap
propriate as a gift. Larger
Stocks than ever from which
to choose from the simpl
. est to the finest all of
Thompson, Beldcn standard.
ra; i
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The Fur Shop
New Arrivals of Furs
in the Latest Styles
At prices approximately
less than last year.
Genuine Mink Scarfs
$20 in $150
Genuine Mink Muffs
' . $50 to $150
Japanese Mink Scarfs
$6.75 to $35
Japanese Mink Mnffs
$10.00 to $47.50
Fitch Scarfs now
$8.00 to $27.50
Fitch Muffs now
$32.50 to $67.50
JANITOR WAS AN EX-CONYICT
Mm Suspected of Killing: Girl Often
in Iowa Prisons. '
ALSO IN EffSANE ASYLUMS
Coafreatadl with Body of Ten-Year-Old
Victim, Ho Ikom No Blsrnii
f Emotion, bat Talk
Valably.
SACRAMENTO,' Cat..' Dee. T.-Davld
Fountain, Janitor of the cliurcH here in
which the bodr of tba murdered 10-year-old
school girl. Margaret Milling, wtl
found , Ut yesterday, admitted to the
polio today that hs had (pent a year
and a half In Iowa Insane -asylums and
had served flva term! In Pennsylvania
and Iowa prisons for burglary and cafe
robbery. Fountain waa arrested laat
night When first ' taken Into custody,
he talked volubly, but under a steg of
vigorous questioning by the police and
diatrlct attorney he waa taciturn and
suilrrr.
Ha was Jed to the little room under
th belfry of the church, where the mur
der la believed to have been committed
and where the floor still bears traces of
the tragdy. ' NJ 'emotion waa exhibited
by tho Janitor.
Tha police also took Fountain to ft.
moving picture house, frorri which he
aaid laat night ha had just returned when
he found tho child's body, with a cord
twisted : about -lie -throat. Me said ; the
picture, lie . had aeon. ..waa. ftn Indian
romance.'tn which a murder waa' enacted.
"If all been killing With me today,"
Fountain la said by Mrs. Charles OJiler,
wife of the pastor of tha church, to have
told her after tiln return frorri the show
nd after ho had reported to her the
discovery of the body In the basement
of the church. 1
One of the statements Fountain' la aald
to have made while being sweated today
waa that he hod left his work at the
church yesterday ftfternoop Intent upon
ateallng horse arid buggy. "I, have had
no luck here," he la reported saying, "and
I wanted to get back to Texas, where I
used to live."
Fountain exhibited a, trace of 'dismay
when several blood 'spots were 'pointed
out on hla trousers He aald he had killed
a chicken, but Taut Oehler, eon of the
pastor, araerted that Fountain had killed
a turkey Thanksgiving day and that blood
waa spattered on hla clothes. .
Kara pea from Clarlarie.
David Fountain, the church Janitor held
tinder suspicion In connection , with tha
murder of the Milling girl, la a fugitive
from tho Clarlnda State Hospital for the
Insane in Clarlnda, la., according to his
confession made tonight to Dr. F. W.
Hatch, head of tha state lunacy coro
miaeton. , ,
"I learned from him," aald Dr. Hatch,
"that he waa first committed to tha
Mount Pleasant asylum In tha city of that
nam In Iowa.' He waa transferred from
there to Clarlnda, He says he made a
darlng escape and came west. He told
ma that Ms father waa an Inebriate and
that ha undoubtedly Inherited aome of
hla tendencies. Ha told mo nothing of
hia antecedent or hla family otrer than
that ha waa aa American, bora la Illin
ois." .
Measagea rre sent to the aeveral Iowa
state hospitals urging Immediately de
tail concerning the committal of Foun
tain to any Institutions there and the d
talla of hla' releuae or escape.
Two Swedish Ships
Are Sunk by Mines
Off Finnish Coast
LONDON. rVo. T-A' fllajiau-'i from
Stockholm to Router's Telegram company
atatea that the Swedish atetmers Luna
and Evtrl id a siruck mines off the Fin
nish coast and that both steamer tank.
The crew of the Luna was eavtd. but
all seamen aboard the Evertlda, except
one matt, were lost.
RUSSIAN LOSSES
AT LODZ LARGE
German Official Report Says Details
of Capture of Polish City Are
Not Available.
MORE HOHTIfta IN THE WEST
French War Office Telia af Con Ha
wed Attack on Otrmaa Trenches
In- Yaet Region Art lle.ry
Fight la Champaarne.
BERLIN. Dec. T.-(By Wireless to ton
don.) The German official statement
given out In Berlin thla afternoon says
that In northern Poland German forces
were successful In prolonged fighting
around Lods In defeating strong Russian
force stationed to tha northwest and to
the aouthwest of thla city.
The text of tha announcement follows:
"No eapacJai report hava bean received
from tha western theater of tha war, nor
from the region to tha east of tha plain
of tha Masurian lakes.
"In northern Poland wo gained Imoor-
tant Successes In nt-ninna-art lhln
around Loo's by defeating strong Russian
forcea atatloned to tha northwest and to
tha southwest ot thla city.
"Lods la In our possession. Details of
tha battle giving us Lods cannot yet be
mac puuuo because of tha extended field
over .which tha engagement waa fought I
Tha Russian loae were very large. An 1
attempt by the Russians to coma to'thaj
asistanoa of their threatened armies in'
the north) front northern 'Folmd waa'
Colled by tha activity of tha' Aoatro
Hungarian and Oerman troops in th dis
trict southwest cf Plotrkow." '
Preiwh l'ollt Attacks.
.PAK1S. Deo. 7. Tha ITranrh mrmr
gave out aa official communlcatlnn thla
afternoon aa follows:
"In the reaion af tha TfllP wa fnnftn , ,
to attack tha few entrenchment, .tin
held by the enemy on th left bank of th
canal. "
"In the region of AmentWaa .i
Ara-onne there la nothing to report, ex-
rpi io rercr in general terma to th
auperlorlty of our offensive.
"In Champagne our heavy artillery on
several different occasions has shown
marked superiority over tha enemy.
"There la nothing new on tha aaatern
front of our line, what- k. .
previous daya have been maintained. V ,
Making Plans for
Distribution of the
Harvest Laborers
KANSAS ClT. D. -Piana for a
thorough distribution ,rf harvest hand
in the grain' growing state ot th Mis
sissippi valley were discussed at a con
ferenca begun "her lata today under tha
auaulcas of ' the United States Commis
sion of Industrial relations., '
V.'. O. Aahtbn. -assistant labor commis
sioner of Oklahoma. ph proposed th
conference, pointed out that there are
enough harvest hands , to go around If
properly distributed. lla asserted th
harveet starta In Texaa usually about
June 6 and by teit-dav Intanala
north through Oklahoma, Kansaa, Mia- j
aouri, jNeorasRa, the iekotae and Minne
sota. - -
The same labor Can handle thn harv
est." he aald," "Hut If It is left'to-hap-hasard
metbuda, on Mate will hava mora
hands than U can ua and will m i.,m
wages, while Bhuther at.,- tem ......
starclty and will be ohllged to ay too
mucn for Its harvvsllntr.
Cattle Quarantine
is Again Modified
WASHINGTON, pet. 7,-The federal
foot and mouth disease quarantine waa
modified today to penult stuck from vin
1 )rntind areas to be shipped inter
siAta from portion of the St. Loula and
Houx city (la.) yards, tt-t aside for the
purpoa.
Youf.a gIrl"burned'
AS RESULT OF EXPLOSION
MASON CITY. Ia, lc t-rSpe-lal eTl
erm.) Ntllw Cartr, ad M.' is dead
ar4 i'miiM Carter, IS. is serloualy burned
aa a result of a. bervaene asploalon in
Starting a fir.
Servians Resume
Offensive and Drive
the Austrians Baok
PABia. r;. T. A dispatch from Nlsh.
Bervla, to the Havaa Agency reports that
the Servians.' since IVceinber S, have re
sumed a vlgi-rous offensive. Th Be'rvlao
troops on Friday, th dispatch aaya. pur
sued the enemy right wing as tar a
the Kolubara river, and It was there tha
Austrian abandoiwd four of their bat-i
teriea' ' ' '
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Meet fa' Make' tatarMuatatt, . .
P1KKHK.- g,. D .'Dec 7. (Special Tela-graia.-Th
cRalnnea of th republican
and demacratie btato' commute with' at
number of county committeemen are bar
tor tha meeting required by tha primary
law tomorrow to matte endorsement for
appointive places, eta la and national. On
aucount.of tha Indefinite provialona of tha
law ho one apard to be uat oertatn aa
what will be dona at th rue Mag uxnor-row.
H)IA ROAD LAW WORKS FINE
Creation of Commission Fully Jmti
fiel by Reiulti.
ELEVEN MllUOira EXPENDED
Adequate Orvanlaatloa Reaalta in
Setter Bridge, Mara Permanejit
Road and Greater Booaonay
la Malntenaaee.
(From a - Staff Correspondant)
DE3 MOINES, la.. Dee. 7. Special.)
Th highway legislation or th stat of
Iowa and th highway commission
created hav both been fully Justified by
venta of th Last two years. Th re
port af th commission Just filed la con
vincing of thla fact 1 v
"Th highway legislation of the Thirty-
fifth general assembly waa planned' to
form th foundation." aaya th report
"on which would be bullded m- sane, prac
tical atxuctur of highway administration
for Iowa. It waa not expected at that
tint that a perfect maasur would be
written In It every detail, but th two
years' use ha proven It to ba In many
respects a model piec of legislation. It
atrongly written, vital principle ar not
obscured by minor detalla and indefinite
language, and In the laat two years not
a aingl controversy under It provialona
haa reached tha courts."
Better Reanlta Everywhere.
. The net results haa been better work
atl alotig tha Iln better bridge, ' ntor
permanent ' work, Intelligent " work,
econorny." ''The " greatest problem which
face the atate in the matter of building
a system of hlghwaya Is that of adequat
organisation. For a long period Iowa
must depend largely upon earth road and
these need Constant maintenance. It la
therefore Important that a system of
maintenance ba adopted that will be ef
ficient ' Th patrol system la favored,
a system In us In soma ot tha countries
In tha stat with auccess. For any heav
ily traveled road having earth, gravel,
macadam or similar surface, nothing leas
than contlnuoua maintenance will pre
aerv th integrity of tha surface or con
serve the original Investment Th travel
ing publlo demands contlnuoua upkeep.
Th commission, in It report filed today
with Cfovemor Clarke, atrongly urge that
a step he taken toward permanent high
way by authority for th formation of
district In which may b undertaken th
work of building permanent road under
contract, with due regard for tha distribu
tion of benefit aa between the property
owners, th countlea and the stat. In
this way only will It b possible to get at
permanent road. (
Klavaa Mllllaa Eapeaded.
During tha last year th road and brldg
work don la Iowa under supervision of
th highway commission aggregated
about Hl.000.000, Of this $4,000,000 waa ex
pended on th county roads, 13,000,000 on 1
th township road, and between S3,B00,
000 and $4,000,000 on' tha bridgea and cul
vert, , .
Tha report will ahow that tha ooat of
tha commission and alt It eupervlalon
over th road work of th stat la much
leas than tha actual saving In money by
reason of th economlea secured in road
and bridge work, taking Into account th
better quality. Yet a very large part of,
th work of tha f lrt year and a half
b. been of a permanent or prwllmlnaay
character and la uch that it will not
hava to ba dona over again. Tha county
road system of 15.000 miles haa bean lo-
cated and mapped, with 2.S80 mile yet
unoeciaea. Th brldg design prepared
at a coat of f7.8uo.a represent structures
of estimated cost of tl.023.Sn0. as.
Minor (kanare Herommeaded.
The commission recommends a number
of minor changea la tha law. Provision
hould ba mad for altering the county
road system when that la found to be
necessary. Th county road system
should be extended within city llmlte and
a city road tax ba levied for work on
theae extensions. Official should be
given greater power over removal of
weeds and brush from hlghwaya Resolu
tion of necessity should be for structures
coating 11,000 or over, Instead of 1300. Poll
taxes should ba paid In caaa In all In-
stances. Permanent road work should ba
don on tho township roads, it should be
poealbi ttf form dralaag diatrlct a for
road a.
The altuatioa which faced tha commis
sion at th beginning of this year was
vastly cirtarent from that of a year be
fore. Hostility had dlaappeared and
county after county turned to th con
truoUon of roads on broad line. Through
th force of example In the countlea
and by roaaoa of an aroused publlo senti
ment It waa poaelble to make a etart even
In th moat backward countlea In th
tat.
xn report of th commlaalon U th
flrat report mad and It I a complete
wor snowing every detail of tha vast
ouame transacted.
HEAYY GALE ALONG
ATLANTIC COAST
Extensive Dunag e Reported Along:
the Shore from Korth Carolina
to Maine.
Colorado Magnate Refuses
Name of Author of "Facts" Book
SEABEIOHT TR GREAT FEBIL
Town la Partly rader Water sad
Faeea Poaalble Deatrwetlaa at
Xeat Hlh Tide Forelaa
Warship Aahore Geta Of.
BtLLBTlH.
PHILADELPHIA. Deo. 7 A dispatch
to tha Maritime exchange from It sta
tion at Lewes, Del., aaya that a telephon
message at 12:S p. m. from Ocean City,
Md., reported that the warship which
had been grounded off that place had
proceeded seaward. A forty-five mile
gale waa blowing and tha weather waa
very thick, making It Impossible to learn
th Identity of th ship.
NEW YORK, Deo. 7. A roaring north
easter today awept th Atlantlo coaat
at eixty mile an hour from North Car
olina to Main.
Chief among tha man anrti rut
upon th shor waa an unidentified wsr-
ahlp, with four funnels and a fighting
top, which went aahora veaterdav near
Ccean City, Md. Th Identity of th va.
cl waa hidden by a otoak of fog. but
it deaperat plight waa manifested by
continual ahrieklna of Ita whiatu r
help, which could not be given because
of tha high seas.
Lashed by the gale, tha ocean fcatiamd
down tha aea wall at Seabrtght, N. 3..
during th night and placed th town In
imminent peril of destruction on th next
high tide. It street wera flooded, com
munication by rail waa cut off, breaker
were roiling over th chief thoroughfare
nnd undermining th foundation of th
principal buildings, and there anneared
every prospect that th damag would
i great.
Ft re boat Sank.
w Tork bay and harbor wer prao-
wcaiiy cleared of all craft by th gala.
One flreboat waa attnk at lLa i.:-e o.
th New Jersey shore ot th Hudson, a
new high water mark waa set Tha big
waiting room of th Lackawanna ter
minal w flooded and nearly all ferries
discontinued. '
Along th coast of Nw England th
gal waa especially violent At Point
Judith, R. I., a amall schooner waa torn
from lta anchorag and thrown on th
breakwater. Llf savers aeeklng to ra
cue th crew of a lx-maated ohoonr
which atruck Tuckernuck ahnal m r.
urday hava been unable for twQ day to
luuncn meir Doate.
' Aadltorlaa ta Di
ATLANTIC CITY.. Deo. 7.-Th north
east storm, which haa been raging for
two daya, waa laahlng tha New Jersey
coaat today with less fury than yester
day. Tha terrific pounding of tha aea ha
caused considerable damage, but In no
or place waa It very aerioua, except at
th stoel pier In this city, where th musto
pavilion on th ocean end of that struc
ture Is threatened with destruction. Th
piling under th hall ha been weakened
and If tha storm doea not aoon abote tho
auditorium may ba wrocaed.
DENYEH, Coio.. Dee. T.J. F.
born, president of the Colorado Fuel and
iron company, clashed with Chairman
Walsh of tha Federal Industrial Rela
tione commlaalon today over tha . right
claimed by tha oal operator to withhold
th nam of th man who wrot "Fact
Concerning th Struggle In Colorado for
Induatrtal Freedom."
Mr. Welhorn, who had been called to
reaum hi testimony In tha coal miner
trike Investigation, Insisted upon aa
aumtng full responsibility for the pam
phlet, aald he had given hla. word that
th author a Identity would not b dis
closed. and finally asked for tlm to
eonult counsel aa to th right of th
commission to fore him to glv th In
formation demanded.
"Th writer wa engaged for tho work
on th promise that hi nam would not
Wei- b used In connection with It." aald Mr.
Welborn. "My word la given upon It,
and I think the writer ha com right
In th matter." . .
"Without going Into the reason for the
commission's request," said Mr. Walsh,
"that la no proper reason, so far aa th
law la concerned, for not giving the In
formation." "He waa not responalble except for the
detailed explanation," protested Mr. Wel
born, "any more than a stenographer to
whom I dictate a letter."
"If you dt-cllne to give tha name, the
commission will, of course, take such
action a It deems best" warned Mr.
Walsh.
"I do not decline," replied Welborn,
"but I ask the riuht of consulting coun
sel. I consider thla ft very serious matter."
Slippers
MAY BOYCOTlALL FEDERALS
Organized Baae Ball Magnate. Are
Coniidering Dratio lleatnrei.
BIO 'ITOHT GOES MEEEIL7 ON
CONGRESS BEGINS
: ., ITS SHORT SESSION
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(Continued from Fag On.) .. .,
Baa. Want Ada Ar Vaaaeus a Result.
utira
prehenslv plan of dealing with water
way improvement and 'conservation of
natural reaourcea. "" ' '' '
A general waterway bill to establish a
nation-wide system of broad scope, which
has been Indorsed by a committee of th
cabinet will probably b urged.
Immigration sad Prohlbltlea.
Many other important subjects ar
pending. Included in th list i th rural
credit bill prepared at th last seaalon.
There hava been intimations that tha
measure might not bo pressed at th
short session, the view being that th
federal reserve system should be given
a chance to perfect llaolf before any other
financial legislation should be under
taken. Th immigration bill, which failed
at th last seaalon with It literacy teat,
I pending In the senate. Representative
Hobson has begun to urge action on a
resolution for a national prohibition con
stitutional amendment and a constitu
tional amendment to provlda for woman
suffrage. I loth ar pending in th houa.
Good road a legislation, reorganisation of
tho civil service and a bill to regulate th
output of radium also await action.
Foreign affair ar certain to occupy
attention of th sonata Tho administra
tion 1 said to desire action In- th
Nicaragua treaty, through which th
(United State would acqulr no the
Inter-oceanle canal rout and naval ata-
tlon rlirhts In th Bay of Fonaaca for
$3,000,600. It also hope for action on tha
pending treaty with Colombia, to setu
th partition of Panama for $26,000,000,
by republicans of th foreign relation
oommltteo, -
'Rivera aad Harbor Bill.
In nrellmlnary discussions of appropria
tions, th eatlmatea for th new Federal
Trade commission to supervise th busi
ness of industrial corporations ar prom
inent. The board will be ' organised In
th near future. President Wilson haa
aald h wilt appoint lta flva- members
arly in th winter. Lively debate also
Is Kpctd over th river aad harbors
appropriation bill, which ha been under
consideration ver since tha old bill wa
filibustered to death in th laat seaalon
and a blanket appropriation tof t,000
waa substituted to tarry on publlo work
a I read v under way. In the main, how
ever, it la believed that chief attention
will hav to be given to th usual supply
bills of the government in order to com
nleia them before thla congress and by
operation ot law on March 4 next
Skunks Helpful in
Killing Caterpillars
WASHINGTON, tao. v. Th much ma
ligned 'wkunk" ha been found to ba on
of th moat useful member ot th mam
mal kingdom, a an enemy of th full
grown rang caterpillar. Thla waa an
nounced today by th Agricultural de
partment bureau of biology, after
exhaustive Investigation. Examination
of food la tha stomach of 000 birds, to
datrrmln whether their faedlna habits
wer helpful In destroying th eatrplUar,
aeem to Indicate, , according ta th
bureau, that birds ar of no valut a
enemies of this Insect.
Aa a result of it studtos, th bureau
added eleven bird to th list of bird
enemies of th cotton bell weevil, snak
ing a total ot sixty ous thus 1st discovered.
Federate Asseatte Thar Will plac
a Clab In New York Kemt tea
- sea National Coaamlsalon
Meets Taeeday.
NKW YORK, De 7. In advance state
ment on what should b done is In
dicative of what to expect, drastic action
will be taken' by the National commis
sion, the National league and tha Interna
tional league her thla week with regard
to method adopted by Federal league
promoter to encourage tha Jumping of
player to tha new organisation.
Without exception very club owner on
hi arrival her has had something to
say concerning th Federal, and tha
Federals, not to be outdone, hav let It
ba known that a club may b placed in
Now York City next season.
August Ilerrman, chairman of th Na
tional commission, characterized th sign
ing by th Brooklyn Federal of Mar
quard "a a great mlstaka," adding,
however.. that It was th New York club's
loss and unless President Hemstead de
manded action 1 . wa no commission
affair.
Herrmann also stated that hla negotia
tions with Charles H. Weegham relative
to th purchase of tha Chicago Cuba
and Incidentally peace bet wen the old
and the new base ball organisations,
would ba laid before tha .National com
mission which I expected to meet today.
Th National commission chairman in
timated that one of the defensive meas
ure to ba adopted would be a rule to bar
from organized baa ball player who are
now, or may In th future, be identified
with th Federal league.
Owner DTeyfu of th Pittsburgh team
and his manager, Fred Clark, also had
something to ' say about th Federal
league, , th former declaring that he
would not have a player on hi team
who had ono deserted organised bas
ball for tho outlaws. Other club owner
expressed similar opinions. Indicating
what I uppermost on the program at th
National league meeting tomorrow. '
A change In tho International league
circuit will be the main topic of discus
sion when th club owners get toegther
late today for their annual winter meet.
I
Beatrle and Odell meets. The Judging
snd slipping will be done by two of the
promoters of the meet. Karl Morlnn will
be the Judge and E. G. Bonta the slipping.
The meet will be held in a canvas en
closure south of the Rock Island locomo
tive ehops In this city.
IF
The
BOTHERS YOU
Doctors SAys "Use Mat Latin's
MusUrd Cerate."
For Christmas
The Comfy Kind
It Is not enough' that
you remember your
friends with a gift if the
gift is not something of
practical value and us
to the recipient. ,
What could he of more
use than a pair of com
fortabie slippers. They
will be a pleasure every
day of the year. We have
all styles for all the fam
ily from grandpa to baby.
$1.50 to $5.00
iSEXElL
1410 Faraam
Hitchcock's Arms
Eesolution Adopted
- by the Upper Huse
WASHINGTON, Pac. 7.-The senate
today adopted a resolution Introduced by.
Banator Hitchcock, requesting the secre
tary of commerce to report on th extent
of shipment of arm and other munition
of -war to belligerent nation of Europe
or to Canada. .
Senator Lodge Introduced a .resolution
to create a national security commission
to Investigate tho preparedness of th
United State. Senator Lodg asked that
his resolution 11 on th table until to
morrow. . , i
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Don't delay. Uae it at once. Its cooling,
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Best thing you can use for chronio nasal
catarrh, colds In head, sneesing.dry catarrh,
sore none, nose bleed, etc. 16.000,000 tubes
have been sold. Write us for generous free
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remedy. Avoid dangerous substitutes..
KONDON MFGL CO Minnaapolle, Minn,
Student Grasps
Live Wire and is
- . Instantly Killed
AMES, la,, Dec. T.CSpecial Telegram.)
Ralph B. Sherman, two-year agricul
tural student, waa electrocuted yesterday
afternoon on' tb atate college campus
when ha grasped a guy wire on a 1,000
volt circuit HI horn was at Jessup,
law Relative took tha body home today.
Another student narrowly escaped th
same fate In attempting to rescue Sher
man, but ho throw hi body against the
guy wlr breaking it and the current
which was going through Sherman's
body. .......
British Ship Sunk by
German Transport
Off Coast of Chile
VA1.PARAI90, Chile. Deo. 7. Th
Britlah steamer Ch arras, from New Tork
October I. ha hn sunk at aea off Port
Corral, Chile, by th Oerman transport
Prtns Ettel Frledrich. Th crew of th
Charcaa haa bean landed at Papudo, for-ty-flv
miles north of Valparaiso.
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Dec. 10, 11, 12
MATINIaT ON ATUNDAY'
Auspices of tb "Shriners"!
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ttATIC SMSUS ANB 6AANOOPIMII OKrCSTAsT
Thursday, Lnola 1M Z.anunnaoor.
Friday, Tenet,
Saturday Mat., CavaUerfa-Pagllaccl.
Saturday Sra, n Trovatora,
With a Different Cast.)
Xmberhi Tlokata for Vntlrs Sea
oa, il.oo. Kaervatlou. loo to 9sa
axtra, Wagl Beat now on sals at
Sox Office, Me to v
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"OMAHA'S nrw CEBTTSS"
Rosey Posey Girls
Peter
Clark's
Sally Mat., 1 VBS-SOe.
SvgSn X5-aa-o-76c
Musioal
Burlesane
Yeuth, splendor an beauty la the' s-aet bur
letta, "Tba Lore Club." Barbery Coaat dance
ot Trioo (ha ml Taofoetta, aa Gala a
Uatse (fonnarly vtih Mr. nd Mrs. Caatla.)
a.adi' Pint Mat. Bvary Week Pay.
Fruii'Vigor haa
Cured Yorso Cases
of Constipation than
yoursafter physics
havo totally failed.
Ptmtuonl to foAe and rmally corracf dig'
ordmd condition. Thit it what phytic,
pUU and mineral watcn cannot do. Only
$1 JPr jar from your draggUtor by
mail from org. Information on rvaesf.
STEWART FOOD OOMPAHY '
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AMUSEMENTS.
HIPP THEATER
15th and Harney 8ta. ,
ZJLftT TZXXa VOPAT AT
lllOO, 13110, lt30, 8:45, 4:00, fttlS, 6:30,
Ti48, tsoo, 10:15.
apxvarp BKszsa la
"The Walls of Jericho"
Tomorrow Hay Irwin in '
BItAOK IS BACK." ' ' '
DOYD'SDOUCrrA1919
TOBTiaST AU WSllat.
Kattaea Wadnesday and aatardayi
Tha Boyd Theater Btook Oo ta
IVIodtiix- X
Prices i aTlfhta, aso m 50o; Matinee, DBo
Heat VHk "H OWN MOBTBT"
Bhoas
Soag.
44. .
ABTAJTOBP TitTDlTOLB.
Dally Matinee, j!;la Night. J3.
Bans Xronold Tothar acts this irrak:
Charley Orapawln Tba i Art iBauiitai, , aii a
I Mr. and Mrs. Uraae'J10"!?'
Orphum Traval Waaklr.
meaai Matlaca. sallarr, btat aaats (uetpl
8aturda aad BundaJ, Uo. Nlshta, it, 15, M, U.
BRANDEIS-l-y,
"SaW' cxcuseTSe
Mat., BSo, aOe Bvenlnga. 8Bo to gl.oo.
JEWSJ3ET COMMISSIONS
;, IN THE GERMAM ARMY
RERLIN. Deo. 7. (By Wireless to Lon
don.) It was announced officially today
that twenty-six Jew had received com
mission in th Oerman army. Twelv
of thee ar from Prussia, twelv from
Bavaria, on from Saxony and on from
Wurttanberg.
In alt 710 Jewish soldier hava received
Iron crosses, three of them ef th first
ciaas. i .
It was also announoed officially that
th Oerman government la releasing Rear
Admiral Reginald Neeld, th retired Brit
ish ffloer, on whoa behalf President
Wilson mad representations through Am
bassador, did not ask England for any
equivalent concassioa. ' i
. rosurslaai Meet at Falrbary.
FAIRBURT. Neb..' Dec. T. (Speolal)
Kstenalve arrangements are being made
for the second annual Coursing meet to
ba heM In ratrbury, December 17. II and
li. The promoters include Meeere. K, O.
Uonta, John aod Kurl Morlan, t'bauncey
Parker ani D. Lalley. Five hundred dol
Ura In eaah puraee will ba given; also th
skiver trophy tha Blue Valley cup. The
first r-ourslng meet waa held at the base
ball park. New Vear'a day. when a large
datamation of Fair bury people witnessed
tho dug rarea There will b doga hore
from all over the west, the yli k of the
racers which won at the YVymore,
Four Pay. Commencing Thnrs Bee, 10
Matinees Saturday and Sunday.
George McManue' Lateat Hit
ORINCIMC UP FATHER
Mats., 85c, BOO, 75 Bvgs.. S5o to S1.00
WEEK SoW DEC. 14
1 Bvsalaa
Tha Greatest Flay of All Tim
JOSEPH AND HIS
BRETHREN
Stool V. Parker's Thrilling momance
of Old XaraeL Original sTew Task
Chicago Production aad Company of
Over BOO, Beaded by JAMEa O'HEIl,
BBABPOK TTBAB UO atATKA.
RIBB XABZ.KBP. The Xdablar Oo
Maaagera.
BATS OB BAXB VOW.
aright an Saturday Mat.. 60o to 93.
.Pop. Mat, Wd Beat Baata, $10.
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To further introduce our Excello Lump, wo ar giving away
with each new ton order, a beautiful flaied covered porcelain,
alx Inch, baking dish, enclosed In heavy nickel case, knowing
that once using Eicello, it will be your only furnac coal.
. EXCELLO is sootiest, smokeless, blue flamed and extremoly
lasting.
S8.00 Per Ton
.. Thla Souvenir mut be called for at our offloe.
Coal Hill Coal Co.
211 South 19th St.
