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THE BEE: OMAHA, TIITJKSDAY, FEBRtTARY- 4
BARS CANDIDATES
FROM WATER BOARD
Representative Trumble of Sherman
Introduce! Measure Directly
Pertaining to the Body.
SPECIFIES REMOVAL CAUSE
(From a Stuff Correspondent.)
IJNCOLN. Feb. 3. Spoolal.)-.Membera
of th Water board of Omaha, Includlnc
1b general manaaer and employes at
well, will be prohibited from participa
tion In partisan politics while member of
the board and while employed by that
organisation. If Representative Trumbull
can get H. K. ;. introduced today,
through the legislature.
The emploe of the loard have b-en
forbidden from participation in municipal
politic, and Trumbflll propones to amend
this to "partisan." A majority vote. In
stead of two-thirds vote, of the members
Is deemed aufflclcnt for removal of ap
pointee an demployea of the board.
The bill would disqualify and remove
board membera as well as the general
manager from election or appointment to
any public office if they seek office while
member of the Water board.
Morehead Asks for
Emergency Money to
Cover Fund Deficits
tTrom a Ftaf Correspondent)
l,TXXUN, Feb. I.-ffpeclaD-A met-as-
from Gorernor Morehead, asking
an emergency appropriation to rover
deflatta In various funds of stale Insti
tution, wa read la tha housa this
tnarnlna;. 1
Tha messes mad clear that the
deficit wa not an actual one, but waa
created only out of thin air by reason
of tha refusal of the state treasurer to
snake tha various funds Interchangeable,
The net Surplus in ether fund exceeds
tha deficit by soma $K,m. Ths will
aUl lap back Into the state treasury.
Tha amount of the emergency appro
Vriatloa aeked for 1 f77,M. The net
surplus In other funds Is $!0S,03 of which
U.T u In tha aallary fund and S91.3n
la the maintenance funds of the various
Institution. The seemtnf deficit are
la oertaia funds la eight different Insu
lt utlnraa, a follows: rKolmra' and Sailors'
(Home at Burkett, I2M00; girls' home at
'Kearney, 15,720; Inglnalde Insane asylum,
18,415; boy' home at Kearney, 16.720;
Orthopedic hospital, tt.2: penitentiary,
IIT.MO; industrial school at Hllford.
$:,9M; School for Deaf at Omaha. ;
Jiome for dependent children at Lin
coln. S2.730.
Broome Provides in Bill to Remove
Candidate's Personal Expense Limit
NORMAL BOARD BILL GOES gRYAN URGES SHIP
AND TREATY BILLS
LINCOLN. Feb. 3 .-(Special ) A hard
blow Is dealt the corrupt practices act by
Representative Broome's bill, house roll
477, by which the personal expense of any
candidate In various phases la not to he
included In the limit of money allowed
to be expended according to the number
of ovtes received by the candidate. Th
bill waa filed this morning.
The amendment proposed eliminates the
clause of the. aw requiring the adding of
various Items of expense such as per
sonal postage, for letters sent and also
for circulars and posters snd th print
ing bills for such articles. Telephone and
telegraph bllla are to be eliminated from
th list of expenses.
No change la made In tlie cluase relat
ing to the buying of "treats." There I
no change made In the limit according
to thu number of ovtes except that the
limit of WW votes is dropped.
The all-Important amendment proposed,
reada as follows:
"Be It further enacted that all neces
sary expense for lf alone, for travel
and subsistence, stationery postage, writ
ing or printing and distributing letters,
circulars and posters, telegraph and tele
phone service shall be regarded as ex
penditures and not as" paft of the sum
herein fixed as a limit of expense and
need not be shown In the atatement."
BOARD SUGGESTS NEW LAWS
New Bills Carry Suggestions of the
Body that Has Control of the
Wards of the State.
REVISED RULES ARE PROVIDED
(From a rUaff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Feb. . (Speclal.)-Investl-gatlon
of the Board of Control Into the
affairs of the various state Institutions
led to the Introduction of a bevy of bill
before the house this morning by the
house committee on state institutions.
They provide for a revision of th laws
governing the admission of Inmates to
the various state Institutions. v
Censorship of correspondence from In
mates of the State Hospital for the In
sane Is revised In one measure. General
freedom Is given In the writing of let
ters, at least, one per week la permitted.
The admission of Inmate to the Hos
pital for th Insane shall follow an In
quiry under a set of question to be com
piled by the Insanity commission of th
arlous counties In a certain form to be
drafted.
General changes are provided In th d-
miasloD of Inmates to the Boys' Indus
trial school at Kearney, th Women' In
dustrial home at Mllford. th Girls In
dustrial horn at Geneva and th Ortho
pedic hospital In Lincoln.
Changes In tha name of some of the
Institutions are also proposed. One would
change the nam of. th Blind Institute
to th Nebraska . School for the Blind.
Another bill proposes the changing of
th Haatlng asylum title to that of In
glnalde Hospital for the Insane.
Would Make Rail
Body Incapable of
Increasing Rates
(From a Staff 'Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Feb. -llneciD All
chano- of- the railway commission ever
assuming, authority to raise passenger
rate In' Nebraska la eliminated in a
bill, drawn and sponsored by Attorney
General Reed, .and Introduced, In the sen
ate , today by tuator Hudrn.
The bill ruukea mora definite and cer
tain tn' present law defining the juris
diction of th railway commission. ' Tlae
bill come' a result of the S-cent
far case at present pending before th
supreme court. In which the Missouri
I'aclfic seeks to mandamus the supreme
court to take Jurisdiction of lts appll
canon of a raise- In passenger rate.
It wa dearly th desire of the, peo
ple, according to th attorney general
it hat th making of. iaaener rates
not b delegated to' th commission, but
left to th flefflalauure.
SPENCER SEEKS TO KEEP. .
DEMOS IN STRAIGHT. PATHS
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
. LINCOLN, Feb. i (Special) "A bill
to oampel Vr. Kryan to keep bis pledge
'in th future," i not th title of a bill
introduced , this) afternoon In the senate
!by Epeooor of Gag, but it rnan th
am tblnjc, . Tha bill wll . require all
delegate to a national eonventlon to In'
allcata .their preference for president and
X!edg themselves to vote that way wheat
they get there.
; Snator 8pencer If a republican, . tout
deeply sympathise with hi democratic
! twetbfen la soma things tor which, they
' hav to atand lor and at tha sun time
look pleasant, bene th bill
BLUE SKY LAW AMENDED
Representative Blauser Provides the
Funds for Carrying Oat Law by
Taxing- Real Estate Agents.
TRANSFERS TO BE REGULATED
f
(From a Btaff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Neb., Feb. S. (Special )
Amendment to the "Blue Sky" law of th
stat are proposed In Representative
Illauser's bill, house roll No. 48ft, intro
duced this morning. The creation of a
state fund known as the state conserva
tion and soil survey fund Is proposed as a
means of disposing of th license fee of
SI each ho proposes to assess each dealer
of foreign real estate doing buslnesa In
the state.
The sales of real estate, stocks and
bonds and other securities by individual
la permitted by his offered amendment,
provided them securities were purchased
In "good faith."
Reaalat Haadllu Transfers.
The sale or giving wy of street car
transfer will become a misdemeanor If
the plans of th Lancaster county dele
gation do not go amiss. Their measure
Introduced Wednesday morning, provide
no definite punishment, but makes It a
misdemeanor to allow any one to obtain
a transfer who Is not entitled to It.
Is f Air Restricted.
Air guns in the hands of anyone younger
than IS wilt be prohibited by Represen
tative' Nelson' bill filed Wednesday.
DEAL PLANS TO CENTER
AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES
fTrona a Btaff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, Feb. 8. 8pclaX-A - bill
far reaching In It provoalon wa In
troduced by Beat of Cuater In th senate
thta afternoon, which If It become a law
will tak front th Elate Board of
R rents th supervision of th state agrt
outtural farm and place it under an
agricultural board to be knonwn a "Th
Agricultural Activities Board" to be com
posed of nine member of which th gov
ernor shall be an ex officio member.
Th Intent of th bill Is to put all agri
cultural activities of evorx natur under
this board Including the stat farm, sub
stations state board of agriculture, live
lock sanitary board, etc.
Miner Has Bill to
Raise Passenger
Rates Half a Cent
(From a Btaff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Feb. l-J5peclal.)-Increas-
Ing th passenger rate of th state of
Nebraska on all railroad from 2 cents
to SH cent Is proposed In the bill. II. ft.
634 Introduced this morning by Ilepresen-
tatlv Miner of Douglas.
The bill was Introduced during the gen
eral rush of bills poured Into on th
last day of the session and follow on
th heels of th recent application of th
Missouri raclflo railway for a return
of the old s-cent fare, which the railway
commission refused holding that a chang
in mo law waa out W,IU Jurisdiction.
, The hill Is th only on In the present
legislature that In any way affect the
S-cent fare passed by th legislature of
1907 and which has since een held con
stitutional by th stat supreme court
Jerry Howard Says
He Won't Let Any
Packer Run Saloon
(From a matt Correspondent)
LINCOLN. Feb. t- (Special.) -Jerry
Howard of South' Omaha, protagonist of
anything antagonistic t ' the packer,
says that th latter are operating sa
loons and that he Intend to top It;
He ha a bill that will at least put th
packing companies out of tha 1 saloon
business, or tor that matter put out any
body that attempts to run a parlor for
liquid refreshment . on , packing house
owned ground.
Thl proposed bit of legislation wilt
probably produce more of a sensation
and evtn mora of a fight. than did How.
Md' minimum wag bill, which .recently
loat out In the house, but . which he is
tilt fighting desperately to pluck from
th burning. ..' , . .,
I Senate Refuses to
flack Up on Road
Law Legislation
BROGAN ASKS STATE
PUT IN CHICAGO ZONE
(Continued from Pge One.)
House Committee of Whole Sends
Measure on Way with Its
Approval.
ELIMINATES SOME OF MEMBERS
fF'rom a fluff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Feb. I. (Special.)-Without
a murmur of dissent the house committee
of the whole this morning recommended
for passage the bill that reduces the state
normsl board, and which, as amended la
the standing Committee, puts the quietus
on Tom Majors of Peru and Dan Morris
of Kearney as members of the board.
As originally introduced the bill abol
ished the atate normal beard and put
those atate Institutions under the regents
of the university. This part waa stricken
out and an amendment offered reducing
th number of the appointive members of
th board from five to three and providing
that no board member might come from
any county In which a normal wa lo
cated. The bill aa amended make th super
intendent president of the board and th
stat treasurer I secretary, those posi
tion having been hitherto elective with
the board. The other three member of
th board are to be appointed by the governor.
Anti-Bucket Shop
BilHJnder Way
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. Neb., Feb. . (Special.) All
places of business where grain, meat, cot
ton, stocks and bonds and other quotable
Prices are posted will be hereafter known
as buoket-ehops, according to the bill In
troduced this morning amid the general
flood of proposed measures, and the oper
ator of such a place will be liable to a
sentence In the penitentiary of from one
to five years. Hunter of Douglas 1st tha
author of this measure.
The owner of the building wherein. uch
a place 1 conducted will b liable to a
heavy fin and th bill likewise proposes
to make liable all employes, agents, cus
tomers and patronlzer of th market
bureau.
Teephon and telegraph companies fur
nishing servlc to the bucket shop would
be made liablo and upon conviction would
be subjected to a fin of S100 to $1,000 per
day for each day such service was given
and would be liable also to being denied a
corporation license In the state.
Secretary, in Talk to Chamber of
Commerce, Pleads for Colom
bian Pact Measure.
NO RELIANCE ON FOREIGN BOATS
Brand and Bartholdt
Urge Passage of the
Hitchcock Arms Bill
little chance of being taken out of the
Kansas City district
Mr. Brogan wa accorded attention dur
ing hla argument, Mr. Warburg of the
board being especially Interested In some
of th statement made by Mr. Good
rich of counsel for Kansas City.
Three National testa.
Mr. Brogan said there were three na
tional tones of trade routes, the first
being (westward' through Minneapolis, tht
second through Omaha and the thirl
through Kanaas City. He stated that the
flow of trado for the entire territory
west of the Mississippi and east of the
Rockies, all the way from Texas to the
Canadian border, was from west .to east
and vie versa, rather than from north
to south and vie versa.
Mr. Goodrich auggesUd th possibility
of trado moving from north to south, via
the gulf and Fanama canal, which Mr.
Brogan characterised as dreams sine the
scheme did not Indicate for whom these
agricultural and llv stock products wore
Intended as tha movement through the
canal contemplated many, point of ship
ment probably th strongest point Mr. Bro
gan mad wa hla quotation from tha re
port of the organisation committee
wherein It stated, "th great preponder
ance of trade In dlatrlct No. in is to the
east." Then h mphaaixd that out of
111 member banks In Nebraska, M and
out of thirty member bank la Wyoming,
I twenty-eight have asked to be transferred
to Chicago, and surely iney ougni o
know what la good for them.
Fewer at Board.
Mr. Brogan pok of th power of th
board and Insisted that It should not be
bound by th action of th organisation
committee. Mr. Goodrich told about th
business th southern counties In .Ne-1 tenant Id th British r.avy and attar
breska ha with Kansa City, Insisting ward , a resident of San Francisco, I In
WASHINGTON, Fb. i Senator Hitch
cock' bill to empower the president to
forbid the export of war' supplies was
urged before the senate foreign relation
committee today by Horase L. Brand
and Michael English of Chicago and Rep
resentative Bartholdt of Missouri. Mr.
Bartholdt said England had enacted a
similar law in 1833 just before the Cri
mean war and regarded It a 'a domestic
matter. Under . questioning by Senator
Sutherland ha thought the effect of th
Hitchcock bill would be to weaken the
allies. -
He cited the biography of Ambassador
White at Berlin in 1898. during the Span
lah-Amerlcan war,' vs show Germany's
attitude.- It was stated there, h said,
that a shipload of war materials' had
left Hamburg for a Spanish port, when
Mr. White protested and th German
government, although It ' had a clear
right to permit such traffic, ordered th
ship back to Hamburg to be unloaded,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1 Secretary
Bryan addressed the Chamber of Com
merce of th United State her with a
plea for support for the administration
ship bill and ratification of th Colom
bian treaty.
"The present war ha shown OS th dis
advantages to which w are subjected
when we rely on fore'gn ship to carry
our merchandise." he said.
"The interruption of trad Incident to
ny great war throws a heavy burden on
the neutral nations. Step have been
taken to Increase largely our merchant
marine, and the anlpping bill Is a still
more Important step toward ' Importance
on th seas. Ships under government
control will serve a double purpose, one
permanent In Its nature and th other
Important in an emergency, such as now
exist.
"The permanent advsntage of govern
ment ships is to be found in the fact
that they can establish new trade routes,
acting eg pioneer and going where
private ship would be afraid to venture.
It take tim to establish new routes and
those who Isy out such routes are liable
to incur a, temporary financial loss. A
soon as there I sufficient trade to make
th routes profitable it will be easy to
find ships, but In the open competition
of the seas, the pioneer ship has no as
surance that it can reimburse Itself for
the money spent in th development of
new trade. A government ship can do in
thl respect what a private ship would
not do.
Freight Rate Abnormal.
"In addition to our permanent needs
we hav urgent temporary demand - to
consider. There ar numerous reason
why the government should be prepared
to meet such an emergency a that which
now confront us.
"Our traffic Is Interrupted and avail
able ship ar so carce that freight
rates have risen enormously. Govern
ment competition would tend to prevent
th Injustice from which our commerce
Is now suffering.
"The government, acting for all the
people, has already responded to recog
nised needs In establishing the branch
banks and In the provision made for a
merchant marine. It Is now attempting
to render further service through govern
ment owned ships, but there Is another
avenue for governmental activity.
Beoaa Colombia Treaty,
While friendship cannot make up for
conomic dlaadvantagea or for lack of
banking or transportation faculties, still
friendship Is a factor that rannot be
overlooked. The various department
connected with th foreign trade ar In
full sympathy with the president In his
effort to cultivate the good will of our
American neighbors. These effort have
been manifested In many way and In
connection with our dealing with a num
ber of countries, but I venture to call
special attention to on matter In which
the member of thl body will, I am ur.
feel a deep interest, namely, the Colonw
blan treaty.
For eteven year the relations between
thl country and Colombia hav been ab
normal. All th republics In Central and
South America will be favorably affected
by the termination of this misunderstand
ing. Th pending treaty doe net reopen
th question t Issue In 90 It simply
deals with the situation as It exists to
day and attempts to reach an honorable
settlement which will be satisfactory to
both nations and thu restore the friend
ship which so long existed between the
United States and Colombia.
The secretary referred to the new bank
briefly ss probably the greatest single
step toward enlarging American foreign
trad.
Bead The Bee's "Business Chances"
and get into your own business.
Kansas City Grocer
Buys Gold Brick
KANSAS CITY. Mo". Feb. S.-A "gold
brick" Is reposing today In the Kansas
City pollc station for th first time in
thirty years. Th brick was sold last
night to Frahk Caramusa, an Italian
grocer, who bought a half Interest In it
for 12,000, of which he paid t'-OO In cash.
Two men and a woman were arrested
a few hours after Caramusa turned over
his purchase to the police.
Caramusa wa led to believe he was
dealing with a miner, recently arrived
from Alaska and anxiou to return to
Italy because of ill health.
Slingsby Baby is
Declared Heir to
Baronial Estate
IX5NDON. Feb. 3. The probate court
today decided that th eon .of Charle R.
Hlngaby la th legitimate heir to the
$500,000 baronial property tof the Slingsby
family in Yorkshire. '
Th case ha been before th court for
nearly two yeara..
Charle R. Slingsby, formerly a Ilea
Be Pretty! . Turn
Gray Hair Dark
(From a Btaff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Feb. J. -(Special. )-Lhners
of Thayer loat out In th senate yester.
day afternoon In his attempt to reinstate
th old law allowing th payment of th
poll tax In labor. H also lost In his'at
tempt to secure a division of th road
district, now constating of a precinct.
Into four part, each with a separata
road overseer limited to an expense of
$04 a yar.
Another bill killed waa 8. F. No. C. by
Bygland of Boone, calling for th repeal
of the law requiring th publication for
four week f th levy estimate In cities
nd village.
that St. Joseph and Kanaas City got more
than per cent of th live stock over
Omaha, and then with a large chest ex
pansion ald: "Slxty-ftv per cent or
th rediscounts of the Kansa City bank
comt from Nebraska."
Mr. Warburg, with a subtle smile end
probably with memories of Kansas City's
present standing In the sisterhood of re
serve district, asked Mr. Goodrich what
th total loan and discounts of th Kan
sas City reserve bank were, and with
much reluctance Mr, Goodrich said "about
IGS.O0Q." Then Mr. Warburg asked how
much weight could be given to lh loan
and discount figure, which seemed to
tump th rotund Mr. Goodrich. Tester
day loans and discount In Kansas City's
reserve bank were $167,000.
Psrtls Sket.
Mr. Brogan' parting shot to th board
wa that Chicago on th first three bal
lots from member bank received 16
vote, where all told Kansa City re
ceived but t6, a proof that Ntbraaka wa
logically tributary to the east and not
to th south.
Senate Servitors
Will Be Paid Today
(Kroin a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Feb. S.-8peclal.r-Kalary
Lock young! - otxxl r can tHI if rou warrants for th aenat membera and the
nae tirandinHlier's wimple recipe senate employe were being drawn by tha
vi Mte jea ana hulphur. I state auditor this niemlng. a will be
" - possible for these aervltors of th stat
Aiiiiosi everyone anowa thst Mage Tea to get their first pay tomorrow. Moat of
aaa ouipiiur, properly compoundrd. brings th house member hav Irrady drawn
tca uie natuiat color and lustre to the their money.
hair when faded, streaked or gray; also
ends dandruff, itching m alp and atop
falling hair. Yeara ago the only way to
get this mlxtur waa to ntak It at home,
wblca la muasy and troublesome. Now
adays, by asking at any drug stor ftr
'Wyeth's Efce and Sulphur Compound,"
j i wiU get a large bolt! of thl famous
bid rclp tar about W cents.
lKn t atay gray! Try li! No on can
ptalb!y tall that you darkened your hair,
as It does It so naturally and evenly. You
dampen a sponge or soft brush with II
and draw this through )our hair, taking
uns an.aU stiaad at a time; by morning
lhs gray hair disappears, and after an
uhr application or two, your hair be-
oincs beautifully dark, thick aud glussy.
-AdverUoemcat
possession of the property, which waa
devised, to. hla. offspring-. When he asked
the ourt to confirm th aucoesslon, a
younger brother protested on the ground
that th child wa not a legitimate aon,
but an Infant substituted by th Ilea
tenant' wife when her own child died.
Since the case has been on trial evi
dence ha been taken In California and
record produced there to prove th
child th legitimate son and heir of the
Sllngeby.
MANUFACTURERS INTERESTED
IN STATE SHOW AT LINCOLN
tFrom a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, Fob. S- Special. HooreUry
WhlUea ef the Commercial club, reports
that there I a growing interest among th
manufacturer of th state of Nebraska,
in the coming manufacturers' how, which
I to be held In th auditorium la Lincoln
from February O to Si- Thl show Is
held In connection with th ainlh annual
convention f th Federation of Nebraska
retailers, which meet In Lincoln upon th
am date.
Bills by Hundred
on the Last Day
I From Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Feb. J.- Special Telegram )
The atate aenat held a ac salon thla aft
ernoon at i o'clock and closed th Intro
duction of bill in that body th last bill
being a. At th laat session th last bill
waa numbered 4CT and was Introduced by
Dodge. The last bill today was Introduced
by Wink of Buffalo. The house held a
night seaslon to permit introduction of
bills after having run the! number up to
K3 during the day.
Get competent help through The Be.
Decision in the
Federal League
Suit Nearly Ready
CHICAGO. Feb. . -Dec la to a In the Fed
eral league' suit against Organised Baae
Ball, which. It la alleged, operate In vio
lation of the Sherman anti-truat law, will
be handed down not later than next Sat
urday. Vnited Stat Dtatrtct Judas Lsa
dl. before whom the case waa heard,
mad this announce msnt yesterday.
Rent room quick with a Bee Want Ad.
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NEW WHITE GOODS
SPECIALS for THURSDAY
Long Cloth
15c 36-inch
$1.50 a bolt
20c 36-inch
$2.C0 a bolt
25c 36-inch
$2.50 a bolt
Lon? Cloth,
of 12 yards
Long Cloth,
of 12 yards
Long Cloth,
of 12 yards
DamoseUe
Cloth
80c 42-ln. IamoncIle Cloth,
$3.00 a bolt of 12 yards
80c 40-inch Phantom Cloth,
$2.50 a bolt of 10 yards
80c 40-lnch Japane Nain
sook, $2.50 a bolt of 10 yds.
TUESSETTE NAINSOOK
30c 44-in. Tuessette Nainsook, $2.00 a bolt of 10 yds.
40c 44-in. Tuessette Nainsook, $2.50 a bolt of 10 yds.
Checked and
Striped Flaxon
All 25c Checked and
Striped Flaxon, 15c yd.
Checked Dimities
30c Checked Irish
Dimities, 25c a yard
50c Checked Irish
Dimities, 35c a yard
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, Twat Killed fcy Oai Eseleaiea.
WAliKEQAN,' 111., Feb. LGas frem
leak In a main twenty-five feet from
hla horn, awoke Joseph Zelmo today. H
struck a match and th reauluag ex
plosion killed hla wife and hi mother
and injured him so that he may die. Two
yeara aao leaking gaa emothered Zelmo a
two little children. The gaa main supplies
VYaukegan and other north shore towns.
1914
Income Tax
All persons having net
incomes of $3,000 or
over for the year ending
Deoomber 3l6t, 1914, art
required to fill out and
file with the Revenue
Department a tax
schedule on or before
March" 1st, 1915.
We have on hand tbe
necessary blanks and
will be pleased to give
information and be of
assistance to any one
who may wigh help with
them confidentially
and without obligation
or charge.
Capital and Surplus
' $475,000.00
1
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ittt WNaM STWeCT I
TO INVEST IN
Salts Fine for
( Aching Kidneys
We eat too much meat, which cloga
Kidney, then Back hurt and
Uladder bother you.
Most folk forget that th kidney. Ilk
th bowel, get sluggish and clogged and
need a flushing occasionally, else w have
backache aad dull misery In th kidney
region, sever headache, rheumatic
twlngea, torpid liver, acid stomach, aleep-
ieaane and all aorta of bladdar disorders.
Tou simply must keep your kidney ac
tive and clean, and th tnooiert you feel
an ache or paia la th kidney region, get
about four ounce of Jad Salt from any
good drug stor her, take a tablespoon-'
ful In a glass of water before breakfast
for a few day and your kidneys will then
act fine. This famous salt la mad from
th acid of grape and lemon Jules, com-
blnea with llthta. aad I harmlaa to fluah
clogged kidney and stimulate them t
normal activity. It alao neutralise) th
acid la th urine so It no longer Irritate,
thu ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts Is harmless; tneapeaaive;
make a delightful effervescent lithla-
ater drink which everybody should take
now and then to keep their kidney clean,
thu avoiding serious complication.
A well-known local drug-gist says he
ell lot of Jad Salt to folk who believe
in. overcoming kidney trouble while It 1
only trouble Advertisement. '
I
ss
''vrU 1"
iflh Grade Footwear
AT JUST
About EalS Price
We'd rather have the cash than carry over these
broken line to another aeaeon. All high grade,
' perfect ahoca marked down to prices so low
that they are within the reach of everybody.
Why wear cheap ithoea when you can buy GOOD
one now at cheap prices? All sizes all styles
aU BARGAINS'.
FOR WOMEN
Laird Bchober 16.00 Patent Colt.
S4.45
ick Satin
S3.75
S ti-60
Suedes
....$3.75
atent Colt,
.53.75
vld. Dull
S3.45
in B4.00
S2.S5
Lin Metal
S2.95
Bo .shoes.
...52.45
Dull Calf sm Import-
ad Black Bucaaktn.
now
J. c T. Cousins' $6.00 Black Batln
Button. Cuban. Lout
heel, bench made, I
now
Iyunsbury V Mathwon's IJ.60
Blank. Brown and Gray Suedes
Louis. Cuban and Mili
tary heels, go now
at
Wright t Peter1 .00 Patent Colt.
Dull Calf and Batln De
laine Leather and Louis,
Cuban heelavat
H. H Gray 14.60 Dull Kid, Dull
Calf, Patent and Buedes
Louis, Cuban and Mili
tary heels, now
Lindner 8ho Cc's 14.60 an $4.00
Patent Colt, Gun Metal
Calf and Tan Russia
Button, now
1L H. Gray's Son 64.00 Gun Metal
Button. Low. Walking
and Opera Heels.
now
tl Una, all good makes, f 1.60 .shoes.
tome higher; fatenis.
Dulls and Kids, light
and heavy soles, at...
FOR MEN
Johnston & Murphy's S6.E0 French-
t-air and Tan Kussla.
button and laces,
now ,
Eleter ft Morrell's 16.00 Tan Russia,
English last, aouDie
sole to heel, go now
at
MacDonald ss Kiley 16.00 Tan Rus
sia Can and .Patent
Colt, button, go now
at ; ,
6T pairs, our 1 5. B0 Genuine Kangaroo
cusnion eoie. douDl
sole to heel, now
at.....
Howard Foster's 65.00 Gun Metsi
Bluclier, double sole to
heel, go now
a i ,
Howard A Foster 64.60 Tan Russia
Calf arT Gun Metal,
button and bluclier,
now '......
16 line 64.50 and 64.00 values, all
good makes Tana,
Dull and Patents,
go at
line 13 50 shoes,
soma higher, button
and blue her. go at..
v rTsncn-
$4.75
m Russia.
$4.45
Tan Rua--
$3.75
Kangaroo
$4.25
iun Metai'
$3.75
Ui Russia
,.$3.45
...$2.95
.$2.45
20 Per Cent Off AU Misses' and Children's, AU Boys' and
Youths' High Top Footweetr During This Clean-Tp Sale.
Yrir v cffTfeir rn cor.
1:1
16TH
CSL Douglas
BUY YOUR
Calendars
FOR 1916
Of An Omaha Concern
Our line of lilt Calendars i
bow complete and represents a
large assortment of beautiful
foreign and domestic subjects. We
can fill your Calendar orders to
your entire satikf action, both
from an AUTISTIC and DUONOM
1CAL standpoint.
Doost for Omaha
by buying your Calendars of us.
Write or phone for our salesman
to call.
M. F. SHAFER & CO
12th and 1 arnam gta.
Bankrupt Sale Drug1 Store
Postponed to
THURSDAY, FEB. 4
2 P.M.
CAIRO PHARMACY
17th and Douglaa.
As well b out of the
world aa out of style.
The advertising columns
of Ths Dm constitute .a
continuous style show.
AMUSEMENTS:
Tonight, S p. m.
AU Weak Mt
' la aatarday,
1 he ortd'i
Greatest
Melodrama
Fries, Me, Tie. S1UM aad 91.60.
DRAI2DEIS
THE Of IP
A PAIR OF SIXES
MATTSTXa
aaOJISAT.
The World's rnaalast Taroa,
0 MAMA'S Mil OaTTXS"
Bally Mat, 15-85-60
, la-so-6o-7e
Rfcrrrw. or toi'r oij rau
AL REEVES ST,'. Big Beauty Show
Wi:tar Dasba. lUlaa Wauara. Saauate Wrtsa.
Al. kktm' alamoada, UuM liloa, Avstla
Blaka. M Collins, Millar Smith. Al. lUtna'
HMrt-ia-Haart Talk aa every sarloraiaaoa. Utf
pal Haautr uomi ton
AMl'SEMENTS.
ToaJrat. AU Week. 'Mat. at 5:15,
auarni nrrtS" a Be.ertaasat
Here , Mat-, Sae. KtfUU, see SO
Meat W'kl IO JTM OAS ITT. !,
a, aeouty ni-kit. rrof. coas
VluUa Ckoir of SO. A4d4 attraetloa
evarr perfonsaBce. Melee Kreaer,
Xarrr W aikar ta aaoeera taaoe.
InUas' Plaa Matinee yry Weak Pay.
Fhone
Oooslas
.
ADTAMOX9 TiTOsTCll
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.J Otbar A: Bhae-
JtXD UAJrB'1 ruck Tfca Tail
Wit I kM, Uaauns
B. Car rraaia. hr a r t
' ' Iar. ktlldni Gra-
w, lwtt Kaaaall. Orphean Trarai Waekiy.
rBlCLa: ktallaaa. IT !. ats
Saturday aa lw(Ur) laa- riisal. la. Ua, ana, Ue
tks ;
Jama
HIPP
THEATER
Dee! OOSS .
15th and Harney
JbAST TIME a TO OAT,
Xsfcr STaesnts
SAnrrr maaoussut clakx u
"THE GOOSE GIRL"
BY IUOU MoOBATS.
