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gf , PEACE MOVE COSTS
MR. FORD $400,000
Dutch Anti-War Body Dof Not
Think Any Confidence Can Be
Placed in Henry'i Council.
DON'T HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE
NEW YORK. Feb. 2 5. Eight'
more delegates who went to Europe
as members of Henry Ford's pear
expedition last December arrived
here today on the Holland-American
lfner Nleuw Amsterdam. Mr. Ford
went down the bay oa a cutter and
met the ship at quarantine. Gaston
Plantlff, his business representative
arter Mr. Ford himself left the party
to return to America, stated today
that the expedition had thus far cost
his employer $400,000 and that his
peace efforts are to be continued
through delegates who remained in
Europe.
(Correspondence of The Associated Press.)
TIIR HAGl'K. Netherlftfids, Feb. g.-A
m'vA :,5.CC:":. "t.AtiH aMAYKt ye people touow
rtn-i. i&7niy KtuKuc: wvciH Tt KKPrWrs it. LAUUn fvNy Ulrv&wYc, Tfc. rKQST FAYCB.
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1 I M WITH PRtPAR&NEJXr,-A-TYf
strong NAVYJ ; iTCS '
WAR ANPTbyE YEf OXlMTRlE PROPER PROTECTION. ME THEREFORE MAYKETH A QUICK TURN AWO
aTHAT HE HA? G6T A NEW U&HT ON YE SUBJECT! '
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statement Ismiod on behalf of the Nether
lands' anti-war council declares, alluding
to the f ni e effort of the FoH espl
tion from the I'nlud Pistes that "We
am not convinced that the persons who
now have the lead In the Ford confer
ence will art with that kaowled of the
actual conditions that la rr-qulred of any
one, who desires to exorcise nny Influence
In the present circumstances.
The statement averts that the council
Is of the opinion that "It must withhold
our active co-operation" In tn,f"ort pinna
and sets forth that "at pres-W there Is
no eln" that any neutral government la
prepared, as advocated by the Ford
party, to call a peace conference of neutrals.
Wonderful Values
For Saturday
i
! . AT THE jj
OLD-TIME COLO
- CURE-DRINK TEA!
Get a amail raclcaare of llamburj Breast
Tea, cr dc the Oerman folk a call It,
"Hamburner Bruat Thee." at any phar
macy. Take a taMespoonful of the tea,
put a cup of boiling; water upon It, pour
through a sieve and drink a teacup fall
at any time. It la the moat effective
way to break a cold and cure grip, aa It
opens the porea. relieving congeatloa
Alan loosena the bowela, thus Breaking
a cold at once.
It la Inexpensive and entirely Tea-etable,
'therefore harmloa. Advertisement.
MILWAUKEE' HAS NO!
KEY WORK IK SIGHT
President Earlir.fr Put Guietui on
Eeporta that Eoad 'Will Bnild
from Omah to TanXton.' '.k
HOPS HERE TO GET SHAVED
Having an hour to spend In Omaha yea
:erdy afternoon and nothing to do In
the way-of transacting buelneaa. A. J.
Knr.lnn, pn..tit If the fl)wukee 'road,'
aevoted moat of that time to getting a
thave and taking a bath, remarking,
Thla la the laat chance that I will have
'or several days."
1 Accompanied by members of hie family,
rt'CKlUcnt Karllng. In hi private car, af-
ived over the Milwaukee and left on
I'nlon Iliirtc No. 1 lie was met at the
nation I y Wynn Megeath, T. M. Orr and
Kuaene ituval and brotuht ud town In a
ailcab.': vhore he waa turned over to
. , i
far as the Milwaukee la concerned.
there wit1.be no railroad building In Ne
braska thla year, Thla la what President
I'arllna asserts.
Asked If the Chicago line from Manilla
'.o Council Bluffs would be straightened
tnd doufcln tracked thU year, president
tJerllng replied:
"No; thla part of the road will nave to
await tlut action of the supervisors of
some of the counties along the line, Be
tween Cpiipcll Ulufra and Manilla there
are' several streams close to pur road.
The county boards have proanlsed to
straighten, and change the course of loroa
of them sod we do not want to go on
nd make the permanent Improvements
Jin II tli In la done.
"The daisy that la anticipated will pre
sent anything being done In the way of
iew work thla side of Manilla."
Mr. Karllng. when asked If the Milwau
kee anticipated building from Omaha to
Vanklnn, quickly answered:
"Not for the present, at least. The Mil
waukee does not contemplate any new
work thla year at any point In the central
weal." -
The western trip of President Earllng,
according, to his assertion, hs no bust
nras significance. He la Just out an a
trip. From here he will go to Ia An
geles, then up the coast and home by way
of the Milwaukee's line through the
northern states
ready to submit the queatlon as to who
should make the race for the dry to
those republicans who ara Identified with
the dry campaign. Ha far aa my knowl
edge goes, none of the other candidates
have made any such suggestion.
Demerrafi Wet.
; "The primary campaign la advancing;
rapidly, and the day of the primaries will
soon be her. I feel that the one thing
of .supreme Importance lu the pending
campaign is the nomination by the repub
llcana of a dry candidate for governor
and the adoption of . the prohibition
amendment to the constitution at the
election next fall. It la a recognised fart
that the democratic party la almost as
overwhelmingly wet aa the republican
party is dry. I cannot conoelva of a situ
ation arising In the democratic party
that would result in the nomination of a
dry man for governor. If the friends
of the amendment ara to have an oppor
tunity to vote, for a dry candidate for
governor, the republican party must sup
ply that opportunity.
"Prom my knowledge of the political
situation In . Nebraska, gained from my
travels about the atate for the last three
raootha, I am convinced that the atate la
going dry. Next in Importance to the
adoption of the amendment Is the elec
tion of a governor who Is In hearty sym
pathy with It. If a man la elected gov
ernor who Is Indebted to the liquor In
terests for his nomination, we cannot de
pend on a faithful enforcement of the
liquor laws.
Praises" Ksttes.
"In view of the Importance of this situ
ation and the apparent Impossibility of
arriving at any plan for the elimination
of some of the dry candidates, I have de
cided to set a good example to ray com
petitors by retiring from the field In favor
of Judge A. I.. Button of Omaha. Judge
Button served two terms In the state
legislature and eleven years on the dis
trict court bench In Omaha. lie has had
a wide experience in publlo affair. I
believe ha will make a good governor If
elected, and I feel that I know he will
do his best to enforce prohibition should
It carry. I would like to auggest, in this
connection, that my competitors Join ma
In withdrawing from the field In his
favor.
"In order that all possibility of doubt
may be removed about our nominating
a dry candidate tor governor, I wleh to
appeal to all republican frlenda of the
prohibition amendment to concentrate
their support In favor of A. I Sutton.
"I wish to take advantago of this op
portunity to express my sincere apprecia
tion of the generous snd loyal support
given me by my many friends all over
tha state. ERNEST M. FOULARD."
Ouch! Backache!
Rub Lumbago or
Pain From Back
Rub stiffness away with small
trial bottle of old
"St. Jacob's OiLM
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mmm.
N nilTPITTINH CO. t
Compare these values f
with other stores' of-
ferings.
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1 Easiest Credit Terms
You Save
25 to 60.
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SATIN BBA8S BCDB A splen
did value In a well made and
strnng Brass Bed; has ten filler
In head and foot hoard and Is
lacquered and finished In a rich
patln; while they
last, Saturday
only
75o Cash, 78o Monthly,
Ah! Pain Is gone!
QulcklyT Yes. Almost Instant relief
from soreness, stiffness; lameness and
pain follows a gentle rubbing with ''St.
Jacobs Oil."
Rub this soothing, penetrating oil right
on your painful back, and like magic, re
lief comes. "St. Jacobs OH" Is a harm
less backache, lumbago and actatlca cure
which never disappoints and doesn't burn
the skin.
Straighten tip! Quit complaining! Stop
those torturous "stitches." In a moment
you will forget that you ever hod a weak
back, because It won't hurt or be stiff or
lame. Don't suffer! Get a small trial
bottle of old, honest "St. Jacobs Oil"
from your druggist now and get this
lasting relief. Advertisement.
Exquisite Originations and
Masterful Adaptations Abound
SPRING STYLES
That Will Take the Town by Storm
Dresses. Coats and Suits
Heavy consignments from leading modistes
arrive daily and are added to our already
largo stock of exclusive, finely made ap
parel. The early shopper this season has
everything in her favor to get the best.
A Special Value in Distinctive Suits
In black and white
checks, oyster gray,
navy, black and reseda,
and having style feat
ures thaft are bound to
make a hit as . well as
the extremely moderate
price, which is
POLLARD PULLS
OUT FOR SUTTON
i.
(I'nntlnued from rage One.)
urns favoring the prohibition amendment
have bn greatly concerned over the
prospective division of the dry vote of
their party between four randldatea, for
governor. It la not surprising that thla
la the case. At least 10 per cent of the
republican votes of the state will be caat
for the prohibition amendment. The
prospect bf dividing this vote between
four candidates representing the dry aide
and tha concentration of the wet vote In
favor of -one man makes the nomination
of a wet republican for governor almost
certain.
"To my mind such a situstion as this
Is to be deplored. Vsrious suggestions
have bart made aa to the possible meth
ods for eliminating all the dry candldstes
but one. ,Ai yet nothing has crystallised
lata form.' It seems that under the pecu
liar circiunslancea existing It Is lmpoeal
hie to bring this about. I have aald re
peatedly ts 'laiwr he vWur- tn-eharge ' the
dry camsstka "that, personally. I stood
1L
lias open
of slat ends.
instead
f MVHCZAIm XiIBBAJtT TAB MB
1 3 Similar to cut except have open;
instead of slat ends; sro made of
t aoii4 oak and can be had in rumea
hn or golden finish:
easily worth 18 00,
Saturday
60o Cash, 78o Monthy.
tl
A Skillful Alteration Service
Without Extra Charge.
tan in xuiiieu
$4.90
HEAVY BBVOZTZB SrKIXTOB Ex
tra well mn.de with strong durable
fabrioa and extra Heavy frame;
bronze flniHhed;
worth 4.00, Saturday
Ty xrauie,
$2.45
ti
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in m km i1 i f mi
1516-18-20 Farnam Street.
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Standard Drugs and Toilet Articles
For Home and Hospital Use
KEEP YOUR MEDICINE CABINET FILLED
"You can save time and money by trading at the Four Rexall Stores."
RUDDER
GLOVES
The warranted
kind, Sat
urday. . . . .
49c
rilOMIT KKIIYICK
HtKK DEMVIHV
Horllck'g Malted
Milk. 30 nd.,
69c
10. 30 and OSJC
12c
21c
34c
34c
64c
29c
14c
64c
2 5c Carter's Lit-
tlo Liver rills. . .
Genuine Castorla,
35c kind
60c Doan'g Kid
ney Plllg
SOc Genuine
Syrup ot Figs. . .
11.00 Plnkham'g
Compound
60c Pape'a Dia
pers! n
26o Packer's Tar
Soap
Sal lTepatiea.
10t 34 ad
Scott's Emulsion, q a
43 nd OVC
V Hell Homoeopathic
Medicines N early
B.OOO Items la This
line Alone.
14c
Talcum
12c
Trefle.
69c
2 5o Dandeiine we
ell for
26c Mennen's Talcum
Powder, 4 kinds,
per can
Plver's French La Trefle.
Extract, per
ounce ,
60c Hlrksecker'a nn
Toilet Cream .... a a C
Red Cross Hand Cleaner,
large can Saturday r
for DC
Witch Haiel. -t f-
large bottle IOC
Wood Alcohol, 1 J
large bottle IOC
II Yale's Almond fA
Bloesnm Cream. . OHC
2 dozen Aspirin Tablets
or Capsules o f"
for OOC
French Java like
l"otlT (!VourJlJ (n
greeu b)ii, tertal
Saturday,
for
24c
Hinkle Tablets, f r
100 for Xa7C
100 Dlaud'a Iron OO
Tonic Pills CtVC
100 2-graln Pure A f
Quinine Pills... HVC
Crude Carbolic Acid, for
disinfectant, OC
large bottle aOC
These Cigar Bargains
Saturday
9 BANNERETTE or
Cigars for CtOC
Box of 50 $ -1 65
Little Toms 1
Box of 50 $165
Henry George ...
10c La Marca r
for 3C
AUIM
PRKKCKIITIOXS
P.rln them to ua. W
shall think them easy.
'SElEEitsAC & cCOUHELL MM CO.
Corner 16th and Dodge Streets LOYAL DRUG CO.. 207-209 N. ICth
; OWL DRUG CO., 16th and Harney HARVARD, 24th and Farnam ,
We've found that cheap lubricants
are the most expensive in the end
They are sure to cause engine troubles,
repair bills and general dissatisfaction. We
recommend Veeaol, because we know that it
is the most highly refined, thoroughly filtered
paraffine base lubricant on the market.
Piatt & Washburn
Refining Company
fewss '
V J
jrr
. Hundreds ' o f
other big value.
ioiu oak trrrirr--Jui.t uke
rut. niade z sona ' - "zC'r
.tvle: finished either
fumed or golrten: s
big; valne, worth
nKft Saturday..
$1.50 Cash, $1.00 Monthy.
mished either
$13.75
(rSfTTK ' Hnndrsos ot
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n I m "1t
ti'-ti Tlj ow,
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SOUS OAX Xmi!88BS A bil?
value in a well inula Dresner,
built of solid oak and finished
a-olden: has three big drawers and
French plate mir
ror; worth $8.00,
Saturday
60o Cash, 78o Monthly,
drawers and
$6.15
it
I asr-. ."ir
l M i1 M."V ij'H of solid oalc
i 0 , ''itx-? with "ve a"y
j Ji-i-i i sliding-drawers:
i I mmm-m'trtj'i worth 7.60;
M I i Saturday only
l ifSll $4.95.
, i i-l ' I '"K L'jZW BOo Cast,
at II f3 R 1 1 W.AWJ Too Monthly.
Om.h., Neb. H U'-Ji- .
fi ii U. llfJ aa . 'I
I . . .. m lis ii iniK i 1 -
VgmS Hotel. J Jg?L. JMl
f ilteather mr
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I nl K lyAH) naBIDairibj if Extra Special Values I
v -- i. - 1 . I ,So window
' ' " . -, ' fl Shades. JJC
n ' . ' special..
Big Sale Wow On u;:
I li $1.00 Curtain
1 Strech- DQa
l - j i P -" i rrn. site
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n a rsti n n rvi
DR. R. H. GILTNER
Osteopathic Physician. 707-9 Brsndeis Stores EuHiing
Offloe Moarei A. M. to l:aO 1 I 4 r. K.
Offtoa. Bottflaa 4iS. asa. Poaa". ,
1.7 Pillows.
11.71 Red
Baptr.r:H.15
$7. B0 Plvm'tn
Hugs. $1 tc
OUTFITTING CO.
16th and Jackson Sts.
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