Tim BEE: OMAHA. TJTURSTUY, FEBnUAttY 17, lHlfi.
Turn Hair Dark
With Sage Tea
Grandma kept her locks dark,
glossy &nd thick with a
simple mixture of Sage
Tea and Sulphur.
The old-time mixture of Pair T ud
Pulphur for darkening my, streaked and
faded hair la grandmother's treatment,
and folk are again using It to keep their
hair a good, even color, which Is qulto
se.nslhle, aa we are living In an age when
a youthful appearance la of the greatest
advantage.
Nowaday, though, we don't have the
troublesome task of gathering the sage
and the mussy mixing at home. All drug
stores sell the ready-to-use product,
on lied "Wyeth'e Page and Bulphur Com
pound," for about M cents a bottle. It Is
very popular because nobody can dis
cover It has been applied. Simply mois
ten your comb or a soft brush with It
and draw this through, your hair, taking
I one small strand at a time; by morning
the gray hair disappears, but what de
lights the ladles with Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Is that, besides beautifully dark
ening the hair after a few applications. It
also produces that soft lustre and ap
pearance of abundance which Is so at
tractive: besides, prevents dandruff. Itch-
Ing scalp and falling hair. Advertise
ment.
TODAY'S BEAUTY TALK
Tou can make a delightful shampoo
with very little effort and for a very
trifling cost If you get from your drug
gist a package of canthroz and dissolve
it teaspoonful In a cup of hot water.
Tour shampoo Is now ready. Just pour
a little at a time on the scalp and rub
briskly. This creates an abundance of
thick, white lather that thoroughly dis
solves and removes all dandruff, excess
oil and dirt. After rinsing, the hair dries
quickly, with a flufflness that makes It
seem heavier than it if. and takes on a
rich luster and a softness that make ar
ranging it a pleasure. Advertisement.
Quick Sale of
LADIES'
CLOTHING
At the Union
Outfitting Co.
Small lots that most be
sold quickly at actually
less than cost price. Come
early.
Charge Them
If You Wish.
12 Ladies' Coats Worth
up to $12.50, J A A(
special TteleJ
8 Ladies' Coats Worth
up to $15.00, f QC
special pOJ
10 Ladies' Coats Worth
up to $22.50, JQ QF?
special. pOeJeJ
9 Silk and Wool Dresses
Worth up to
$4.95
$12.50, special.
EXTRA SPECIAL!
ALL LADIES' FALL
AND WINTER SUITS
Less Than
Price
29 Ladies' Waists Worth
$1.00 and $1.50, f- '
in one lot OvC
ALL MEN'S WINTER
SUITS and OVERCOATS
at i
Less Than
Price
UNION
OUTFITTING
COMPANY
16th and Jackson Sts.
"The People's Store.'
hoxated inon
Inorsaees strength el
deUoale, a e r v a
mevva people let
per omt In tea days
fa many instance.
lle forfeit If It
fails as per full ex-
plantation in lares
article eoon to ap
pear la this paper,
Aak lour doctor 91
Iruggtst about It. bhennan A atoCxnueU
prug etores alwaya carry U u swea.
I Ladies. I
I Attention! I
1 R
BRIEF CITY NEWS
"Towasead's for gportlng oeoas.
Janitor's Burp 11m, Jas. Morton Bon Co.
IlghUag rtrtares Burgess-Oranaon.
stave Boo Mai rv Now Beacon Pre
thr. Btokee removed to m Brand. The.
Auto Tire Chain, Jas. Morton Bon Co.
Ira. tornado, automobile, burglary In
surance. J. II. lumont. Keellne Hldg.
Motor Oar Btolea A. J. V. Bcrtshy.
SIS Turk avenue. Informs the police that
his five-passenger auto was stolen from
in front of his home.
-Today, BtoTt anograav claselfiel
section today. It appears In The Bee
EXCLUSIVELY, fin out what the va
rious moving picture theaters offer.
Boxcar la Bootsa Thieves gained en
trance to a boxcar on a sidetrack to the
rear of M. E. Smith A Co.'s establish
ment, Ninth and Douglas streets, and
made way with clothing to the value
of $12.
Street Car Hits Wagon A north-bound
Florence car struck an Emerson laundry
wagon, driven by Johnny Weford, at
Twenty-fourth and Grace streets yester
day. The vehicle was banged up a bit.
but nobody was Injured.
Armstrong Burled Max Armstrong,
who shot and killed himself In his room
at 711 South Sixteenth street, was burled
In Forest Lawn cemetery Wednesday aft
ernoon following services at Crosby's
chapel. No relatives were located.
Cnsoadea Ssoapea Knife Fred Apple-
ton Cuscaden is back at his post at the
Merchants National bank after wrest
ling for eleven day with an attack of
appendicitis, trying to keep off the oper
ating table. His fight was successful.
Pegg la Delegate At a meeting of the
Lincoln Republican club John Grant Pegg
was selected as delegate to the republican
get-tonrether conference at Kansas City,
February IZ. Harry O. Counsman waa
endorsed for clerk of the district court.
Big Olass Break Attributed to con
traction, two panes of the plate glass on
the ground floor, south side of the Union
Pacific headquarters building, broke last
night and are being removed. In ordr
to secure the salvage. The panes coat
1125 each, but are Insured against
breakage.
Mrs, Bnnum Out of Xoapitel Mrs. L.
M. Ruasum. loot South Thirty-fourtB
street, who was recently seriously ill at
6t Joseph's hospital, has returned home
much Improved. Mrs. Ruseum la promi
nent In lodge circles in this city and fa
a member of the Daughters of the Amer
ican Revolution.
Address la Wrong John J. Peterson,
4419 Decatur street, wishes It made known
that It was erroneously asserted the
other day that Arvld Ltndbled attempted
suicide at the above number. Peterson
asserts that his house Is several door
away from the place where Ltndbled at
tempted his life.
Srgs Lower Strlotly fresh, dos.. ITo;
best storage, dosen, 23c; Virginia Beauty
apples, bbl., $2.88; pic, 28c; small can ripe
olives, 9c; S for 25o; comb honey. He; best
creamery butter, lb., 82c; tub, lb., 81c.
Grocery department of No. 3 will be open
for business Thursday. Phone D. 1711.
Every Item guaranteed at the Basket
Stores.
Impersonate Offloers Floy Young and
Joseph Brady, itinerants, hit upon the
plan of Impersonating minions of the law
and searching all lodgers before they ap
plied at the workhouse for a place to
sleep. They had collected (S cents, when
a regular officer Interrupted thorn. Both
were sentenced to fifteen days in the
county Jail.
Nebraska State
Oratorical Meet
at Creighton Friday
The attention of all the colleges
throughout the state will be turned to
Creighton College . auditorium Friday
evening, when the Nebraska state ora
torical contest will be held. Eight col
leges will compete: Betlevue, Cotner,
Creighton, Doane. Grand Island. Hast
ings, Wesleyan and York. Dean Fales
will represent Bel levy e, his oration. "The
Peril;" O. K. Johnson of Cotner wiU de
liver "The Heir Apparent;" E. L. Barr
of Creighton will speak on "Prepared
ness-," G. A. Koester of Doane has
chosen the subject. Greater America
and Greater Americana;" John Gekas of
Grand Island will contrast "Social
against Individual Education;" the sub
ject of the speaker from Hastings will
be "Child Labor.;" L. D. Waldorf, repre
senting Wesleyan, will deliver "When
Strife -Ceases:" York wilt be represented
by G. J. Weber, who will .talk about
'The American Cltlsen."
Foreign Language
Press Educates the
Immigrants to U.S.
Likening the foreign language press of
the country to a great traveling univer
sity, L. C. Buresh of the Pokrok Pub
lishing company told the Rotary club at
the Henshaw yesterday that the newspa
pers and magazines published In foreign
languages In America are performing a
valuable service to the nation in edu
cating immigrants and making good
Americans cltlsens out of them.
'American ideals and standards are
taught by the foreign language press to
the foreigners who have just come to
America." he said. "These papers Instill
respect and love for the United States
In the bosoms of the new arrivals, and
soon help them to become valuable addi
tions to the country's population, aa law
abiding and productive farmers and
workers.
Thinks Bandit Rode
On East on the Same
Train He Held Up
Union Pacific officials have pretty
nearly given up hope of capturing the lone
bandit who held vp and robbed a number
of passengers on train No. 18, between
Green River and Rock Springs last week.
Secret service men are still working along
the west end of the road, but it Is asserted
that up to this time they have been un
able to discover any clue that might lead
to the capture of the man.
CHARLEY PETERS IS WED
TO MISS LUELLA ZENCK
Charley Peters, exponent number two
of the celebrated Nebraska scissors. Waa
married Monday to Miss Luelia Zenck
of Papllllon. by County Judge Crawford.
Peters confessed to an sge of IS years
and Miss Zenck gave her age as 11. The
couple will live in PapMlon.
MORE TESTIMONY
ABOOTJARRISES
Damape Suit it Still On in the Dis
trict Court Before Judge
Gravei of Pender.
QUESTIONS AND THE ANSWERS
The trial of the esse of Harris
rualnst The Dee continues before
Judge Graves of Tender, (who Is
supplying the bench temporarily
during the illness of Judge English.
John Hendrlckson, the well-known
Loyal Hotel Jeweler, yesterday told
ot the visit to his store In Omaha of
the same couple, whom he identified,
again, asking to look at diamonds,
but making no purchase except of a
cheap child's ring. He also told of
the inquiry made by Jeweler Cun
ningham of Council Bluffs, after the
Harrises had visited his store, pur
chasing another child's ring, and
after tbe loss of the diamond ring
had been discovered by him.
Officer Cunningham told how the
arrest was made, and Officer
Derereese described the difficulties
encountered in securing the Bertil
lon record photograph and the dis
appearance of these difficulties after
the arrangement to take the Har
rises back to Council Bluffs, where
later they were allowed to pay for
the missing diamonds and leave
town:
A part ot the Devereese testimony
follows:
Story of the Photosrraphlaa'.
Q. Now do you remember anything
with reference to Mr. Harris' actions at
the time he was brought In to have his
picture taken T
A. Tea, sir.
Q. What. If anything, occurred?
Objection overruled.
A. I went to the cell twice and Mr.
Harris claimed he was too sick, he
couldn't get up to have his picture
taken.
(Motion to strike sustained, as not
responsive.)
Q. What were hie actions, if anything,
Mr. DevereeseT I am asking you now
with reference to his standing up and
having his picture taken in the usual
way. or doing anything elseT
Objection overruled.
A. He was laying In the cell groaning
and said he wasn't able to get up.
Q. Was he told or requested to come
out to have his ploture taken?
Objection overruled.
A. He waa.
Q. And did he do anything with refer
ence to showing whether he was in first
class condition, or attempting to show
that, or otherwise?
Objection sustained.
Q. Just what did he do, Mr. Derereese,
when you made that request of him, as
near as you can remember?
A. Just lay there on the bench.
Q. Was this ploture taken later under
different circumstances?
A. Tes, sir.
Q. Do you remember what those cir
cumstances were? ,
A. Told htm that he couldn't go to tbe
Bluffs until we got his picture.
Mr. Brome. Move to strike the answer
as not responsive and hearsay; It la not
claimed to be made In the presence or
hearing of the plaintiff at alL
Motion sustained. The defendant ex
cept. Q. At the time that this Mr. Harris
picture waa taken, when It finally was
taken Just before he waa taken over to
Council Bluffs, was any objection made
by hlra to having his ploture taken?
A. No. sir, there was not
"Met" Will Speak
at the St. Louis
Defense Meeting
Richard I Metcalfe yesterday re
ceived this Invitation by telegraph from
8t. Louis:
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Feb. IS. 1911. Richard
L. Metcalfe, Omaha, Neb.t Six hundred
mayors have been invltea to attend a
conference In St Louis March I and 4.
This conference will develop into a con
gress, national In scope, patriot! In a
tlen. The National Security league of
St Louis cordially Invites you to attend
as our guest and to deliver an address.
Pleaee wire. A. C. LAMBERT.
Chairman.
Mr. Metcalfe has replied accepting this
invitation. HI subject will be. "My
Thought Is of America,"
WIIQ TO REMAIN HEAD OF
LOCAL CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
The Christian Endeavor union, Tues
day evening refused to accept the resign
nation of President Wllg, who Is to en
gage In evangelistic work In the state.
but asked him to continue in offloe and
to do the work the days that he wne
In Omaha. The regular monthly meeting
was held at trie Third Presbyterian
church with twenty of the twenty-three
societies represented by delegates.
Phone your Want Ada to The Bee.
Urn prove
Your
To promote and maintain your
general health, pay strict at
tention to your diet and Bee
that the liver and bowels are)
regularly active. If assistance
is needed, Just Try
i-HOSTETTEu'S
LHJ stomach Bitters
Health
FIGHTS AGAINST
PAYINGJNSURANCE
Company Argun Safe Was Opened
by Some One Who Wai Fa
miliar with It.
MANY DIAMONDS WERE STOLEN
Whether Indemnity shall be paid
by the Fidelity and Casualty com
pany ot New York for the famous
Jewelry robbery of the T. J. Bruner
Wholesale Jewelry company, which
took place in Omaha, May 23, 1915,
Is an Issue In a suit on trial In Dis
trict Judge Estelle's court.
The company denies liability, al
leging that the safe containing more
than $3,000 worth of Jewels, which
were stolen, was not blown with
nttrogrycerlne and burglar's tools,
but was opened by some person
familiar with it.
To refute this charge Mr. Bruner In
troduced In evidence a shattered lock,
which, he testified, had belonged to the
safe.
Tells of DUfOTMr.
James Leary, night watchman, testi
fied that the safe save evidence that It
had been tampered with early In the
night and told of the discovery of the
robbery.
Police officers testified for the plain
tiff.
Part of the loot of the robbers were
ninety-seven diamonds, ranging from
small stones to more valuable ones.
Mlany watches were also stolen. Mr.
Bruner Is suing for t3.K7.98.
Jewelers snd Insurance companies In
the middle west are taking Intense In
terest In the trial bocause one of the
Issues Is whether Indemnity ran be col
lected for a stock of Jewelry which Is
constantly changing In Its various Items.
J. W. Miller Resigns
from the Omaha "Y"
After eight years as educational secre
tary of the Omaha Young Men's Chris
tian association, J. W. Miller haa resigned
from that position, to becoi industrial
secretary of the state committee of the
association In New Jersey, with a large
and Important field to work.
His resignation was accepted regretfully
Tuesday evening by the board of directors
of the local association. Mr. Miller and
his family will leave Omaha about Maicn
U. and will reside at Newark. N. J. Noth
ing has been done yet, as to securing his
successor.
JOE HUMMEL'S DEER GETS
AWAY BY CROSSING RIVER
City Commissioner Joe Hummel has re
ceived no word of the whereabouts of
the deer which escaped from Rtverview
park last Saturday. The animal crossed
the Missouri river en the Ice and Is be
lieved to be at large In Iowa at this
time.
It Never Came
Back
Baekaflhe Suffer- fg
teU you what won- IhZ'.Hv
derful relief they
have had from
Doan's Kidney Pills.
Not only relief,
hot lasting cure. A
If you are lame
In the morning, have
headache, nervous
troubles, dlny spells
and Irregular kid
ney or bladder ac
tion, don't wait un
til gravel, dropsy or
Blight's disease geta
hold. Use Doan's
Kidney Pll'a, Just aa
Mrs. Wood worth of
Omaha did.
An Omaha Case.
Mrs. W. D. Woodworth. 2623 Franklin
Bt, eeje: "I was having awful trouble
with my kidneys. My back ached and
my kidneys didn't act property. After
using one box of Doan's Kidney Pills I
was no longer bothered by any symptoms
of kidney trouble."
LASTINQ BENEFIT.
On July 2d. 116. Mrs. Woodworth said:
"Doan's Kidney Pills cured me and the
euro has lasted."
DOAN'SW
30 at all Drug Stores
FoeWr-Mllhurn Co. Buffalo. NY
J. H. PHILLIPS' "CIIAKCEOF
LOCATION" OFFER
Twelve years In the Bran dels Rtore
Optical Dept. Now In new quarters.
In order to acquaint you with nsw lo
cation will accapt this adv. aa a
10 IMsooant oi Any Fair of Bye
aliases or Speotaelee If this adver
tlsemeat la presented, within so days.
PHILLIPS OPTICAL CO, Omaha
aite BOT-S araadeis Blag-,
rnoae Bed S41
HOW TO GET RID
OF DANDRUFF
I
This noma Made) Mixture Itemove
Pandruff And (Hops The lluir
From Falling Out.
The following simple recipe whlt-h can
be mixed at home, or put up by any drug
glat will quickly 'emove dandruff and
stop the hair l"..a falling out.
To a half pint of water add 1 os. of
bay rum, I small bos of Barbo Com
pound, and hi os. of glycerine. These
are all simple Ingredients that you can
buy from any druggist at very little coat.
and mix them yourself. Apply to the
scalp once a dsy for two weeks, then
oooe every other week until the mixture
la used. A half pint should bo enough to
rid the hair of dandruff and kill the
dandruff germs. It stops the hstr from
falling out and relieves Itching and scalp
disesse.
Although It Is not a dye. It acts upon
the hair roots snd will darken streaked,
faded, gray hair in ten or fifteen days,
it promote the growth of the hair snd
makee harsh hair soft and glossy. Advertisement.
I.
u -vi r ii
Three Are Granted
Divorce Decrees
Mrs. l:lcsnor Wiles ha divorced Vic
tor, according to a decree entered In
rtlMrlot court. The grounds are non
support. The plaintiff Is given custody
of a i-yesr-old dsustiter.
Oeorge F. Ault was awarded a decree
In her suit against Kne L. on grounds
of desertion.
Iela Kendrlck Is granted a divorce
from Milton R on grounds of cruelty.
Read The nee want Ads. It pays!
BARBERS' UNION HAS MANY
NEW MEMBERS ON LIST
Forty-two more barbers joined the nsw
Barbers' union being organised here
making sixty-nine altogether. At a meet
ing Tuesday tilaht In Labor temple, C.
M. Felder, first vice president ot the
International anion deolared the new
union In Omaha will be strongest evr
formed here. Thirty-five barbers present
pledged themselves to eaoh get at least
one new member for the union within a
week.
1 T REMOJEDANI)RUrF
Get a Ib-crnt bottle of rtan,1artn -
any drug store, pour a little Into your
nana and rub well Into the scalp with
the finger tips. By morning most, if
not all, of this awful scurf will have dis
appeared. Two or three applications
will destroy every bit Of dandruff; stop
scalp itching and falling hair. Advertise
ment.
a?
orgess-Nash Gomfjot.
Wrdnenrtay, Kelt. IB, IBtrl.
Three More Days of The
February FURNITURE Sale
Representing
1.8' to
33
Although we are on the last days of tho furniture Bale, there Is still a very good as
sortment from which to make your selection, as the stock was so large originally.
Many attractive bargains that housekeepers and housekeepers-to-be cannot afford to
miss. If you need a single piece of furniture, or set of furniture, for the established
household or for the household-to-be established in the near future, buy now, while
this sale is in progress. To buy furniture at Burgess-Nash is to get the kind that will
give satisfactory service. Bwssoraah co-Thi4 oo.
R. M. C. Crochet Cotton
Specially Priced, Spool, 8c
" i '
RM. C. crochet cotton Is recognised by all women Interested la
fancy work as being aiuoDg; tbe most satisfactory crochet
cottons for all kinds 6? exquisite crochet work. Absolutely the best
quality and boll-proof. All sties from t to 70, In white, ecru, pink,
Ught and dark blue, wisteria and yellow. X splendid value, at,
box, 75c, or spool, So.
New Novelty Braids
A SPLENDID selection ot the new novelty braids Including Turtle
braid, la white and ecru; cross stltcb canvas and Imported
novelty braids.
Bargees-IT ash Co Third Floor.
Housefurnishing Specials
Rite-heat electric irons, (-lb.
size, nickel plated body and base,
complete with cord and stand.
Everlasting guarantee, $OG5
sperial, complete at....
Kgg poacher, heavy retlnned, 6
cup sir.e, 60c value, QQ
special, at ........... OtC
Bargees Bash
i Burgess-Nash Company Everybody's Store Sixteenth and Harney i
A
D VER T IS ING Is 7o Business
What Oil Is To Machinery
The man who thinks who has the
UIL acumen to read tbe unmistakable
signs of the times and put to
ll gether facts that stare blm in tbe
fare never questions the paying qualities of
judicious advertising.
lie needs but to look about him!
Would column after column of newspsper
spare be used by business houses if the ex
penditure did not pay?
Would business men continue advertising
day after day if the returns did not Justify
tbe cost?
Not a bit of itt
Advertising la to buslnese what oil Is to
machinery- Deny either their respective
THE OMAHA BEE
"Where Continuous Advertising Will Pay"
E
STOIVIACH ACTING UP?
JUST TIE A LITTLE
Instant Relief from Indigestion, Gases, Sourness,
Heartburn or Sick, Upset Stomach-Try It!
"Really does" put bad stomschs in
order "really does" overcome Indiges
tion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and sour
ness in five minutes that Just that
makes Papa's Dlapepeln the largest sell
ing stomach regulator In the world. If
what you eat fermonte Into stubborn
lumps, you belch gas and eructate sour,
undigested food and acid; head Is dlssy
and aches; breath foul; tongue coated;
your Insldes filled with bile and Indi
gestible waste, remember the moment
"Pape'a Ulapepsln" comes In contact with
the stomach all such distress vanlshea
i Store Hours, 8:30 to 6 P. M. j Saturday
""everybody sTonn
HTOKK NKWrt FOIl THl'HNOAT.
Women's utility aprons, made
of heavy duck with two large
pockets, practical for all laun
dry work; also as a ng
clothes-pin bag, special. muC
Graters, round, large else, can
be used for grating medium, fine
or coarse; 10c values,
special, at
7c
Butcher knives, 7 and ! i
inch sites, choice .... XUC
World's Fair tooth picks, mads
of hardwood. 10c o f
packages, special O lOT DC
"No more dust" sweeping com
pound, 2Cc value, -l Q
Thursday, at levC
00,aaaeiaeat.
7 r,""T J.1""" , -K i sT? JH T"t5 "I" - -T ."'" nnm. asIf if I 1 D
PAPE'S DIAPEP1
It's truly astonlahtng-almoat marvelous,
and tbe Joy la Its harmleasness.
A large fifty-cent case of Papa's JMa
pepsln will give you a hundred dollars'
worth of satisfaction or your druggist
hands you your money back.
It's worth Its weight In gold to men and
women who can't get their stomachs
regulated. It belongs In your home
should always be kept handy In case of
a sick, sour, upset stomach during the
day or at night It's the quickest, surest
and moat harmless stomach regulator In
the world. Advertisement
Till 9 P. M.s;?
Pnnne Ioo:. 1ST
Book Department
Transferred to
Fourth Floor
OUR Pook Department, former
ly located on Main Floor,
roar, has been moved to the
Fourth Floor, where it baa every
facility for the comfort and con
venience of our customers. Bright
duyllght, pleasant salespeople and
all the latest and popular fiction.
Bargee s-Bash Co dearth Tloo.
Mrs. Moulton and
Staff Will Cut, Fit
and Pin FREE
of charge any material you
may purchase at 98c the yard
or over. Mrs. Moulton and
staff aro from tho well
known Keister Dressmaking
School, and are experts in
this character of work.
To Out-of-Town
Customers
Special attention will be given
all out-of-town customers. Fit
tings will be given them the same
day as material is purchased.
BUROESS-NASH COMPANY.
lubrication and all wheels stop.
There are endless ways of advertising, but
there Is no need to enumerate them, for the
successful business men in this town will tell
you that the quickest, cleanest and most sat
isfactory) returns come from newspaper space.
The business bouse msy observe early
closing and take halt holidays, but its news
paper advertising is always at work.
Omaha's foremost business houses usa
The Omaha lie continuously all the year.
Through years of successful merchandising
they have learned that they make no mistake
when they persistently place their advent
ing in