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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1920)
THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1920. ! Complains That Meetings Have Been Disturbed Governor Replies to Nonparti san Candidate That He Will Investigate Alleged Viola- tion of Free Speech. Lincotn, Oct. 12. (Special.) Mrs. Marie VVeckes, Nonpartisan lea'gae candidate for congress in the Third uistrict, lias written a letter to Gov ernor McKelvie and also one to his opponent. Governor Morehead, in which she notifies the two gentle men that meetings have been dis turbed and in-ojne cases called off where she and others ofjier partv ..have been billed to speak and calls attention to the constitutional right given citizens to talk1 as much aJ they like. In answer to her letter Gover nor McKelvie has sent the following in which he makes it plain that he is oppostd to any act which denies any man or woman the right to speak, and while he considers her let ter written for political effect, never theless he isTnot afraid to say where he stands. He saysi "I am absolutely and unalterably opposed to any abridgement or limit ation of the constitutional lights of free speech and the press. I have not encouraged and will not'witting ly permit wlthinxthis state, any acts by indivduals or groups that are in tended to olnce anv illecal limita tion upon these constitutional rights. "Therefore, if you will make formal complaint to me of any in stances in which you feel that ihere has been a denial of these liberties, I shall at once have them investi gated, and if such violations have occurred, there will be a prompt and speedy prosecution of ths offenders. "I thing the people generally rec ognize tltft forceful .opposition, to the hoWing of jour meetings would sittach an unfair significance to their importance and would give you the benefit of a martyrdom which, in its iufuence upon the voters wuld bcMar more serviceable to you than the advocacy of th p ciples for which you stand ii i III III I 1 I '' . vow !4sZilrai . IMI"'""""'Z1I "Hi - political prm- lhis in itself constitutes a very good reason v.liy there is going to be no gen eral effort to prevent the holding of your meetings." Man Sues Counties After - " Death of Wife and Baby Tecumsch, Neb., Oct, 12. (Spe cial) Suits, aggregating $50,000 for damages have been filed in the dis trict court, at Aubtirn alnd Falls City, against .Nemaha and Richard son counties, jointly. The plaintiff in these cases is Roy Hanika, a Ne maha county farmer. Mr. Hanika, in his petition alleged neglect on the part of the counties. V With hie wifa inA hohv Vf r . . ... ...IV. U I. V. U.UJ ... . . Hanika was driving in an automobile, along the road which constitutes the line between the counties, n Sep tember 11. A cave-in in the bridge approach, was not marked -au.d could vot be- seen by an automobile driver, Mr. Hanika alleges. His car struck this approach and then rolled down an embankment. Mrs. Hanika and the baby were killed, and the plaintiff was seriously, in? jured, Colorado Springs' Largest and Finest H ostelry CHAS. A. iCHLOTTER. Manager y . . European Plan Restaurant Famed In the Renter of the city, surrounded by . fifteen acres of garden and park. An ideal objective for motor trips. Garage. r3 9 SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER and NOVEM BER weather conditions are perfect for motoring, golf and other outdoor recreation. Detailed information and booklet on request. THE ANTLERS HOTEL Colorado Springe, Colorado AMERICA'S HOME SHOE POLISH mm HELP you discharge this 3db&7 "itowased Use hinobA SHINO&A HOME SET m - i . j m I I I I I X.fi. T"J . . ms" (77L .W tor Confenience black tan white ox-blood drown Hog Cholera Epidemic Is Practically Uhder Control Wahoo, 5Ceb., Oct. 12. (Special) The hogxholora epidemic that has been prevalent in the central part of the county for the past week is believed by the county .agent and the veterinary surgeons to be prac tically under control. Ten or 12 herds were infectfd but no' new, cases have been reported for sev eral days. i Boy Steps on Match; Barn And Garage Are Destroyed Yutan, Neb., OcU.12. (Special.) Fire, Originating when a boy stepped on a match, destroyed the barn and garage on the farm of John A. Schulz, living pear here, late ves- terday afternoon. Two horses were burned to death and a Ford automo bile, several sets of harness. and a large quantity of Riain and hay con sumed in the blaze. The fire gained headway so rapid ly that the Schulz family was unable to do more than keep the flames from spreading to other buildings. , ( Basset Man Confesses to Killhig Rich Ranchman Hassctt, Neb., Oct. 12.' (Special) Floyd Vick confessed here that he killed Clyde Fatterson, a wealthy bachelor rancKhian, living south of town, on August IS. Officers have been searching for many days for Wick who has been missing from his home. Sheriff Leonard discovered Pat terson's body in the cellarway of his ranch home. Wick confessed on the was done in self defense after the two men had returned from a hunt ing expedition. Methodist Church Closes Revival Meet at Ogallala Ogallala, Neb., Oct. 12. (Special) A three weeks revival in the Metho dist church closed here Sunday night the church. F.vangelist Canisiu of Minden and Singer Helen C. Lam Minden and Singer Helen "C. I.au berlain, conducted the meeting. Thev begin another meeting at Randolph this week. Gubernatorial Candidate To Head Demo Booster Trip Columbus, Neb., Oct 12. (Spe cial) The democratsof this county are planning a big booster trip here next Saturday. The party will be headed try John H. Morehead of Falls City and will consist of many politicians of this ewinty. The trip will be to the 'various towns north and westjof this city ancfwill for the most part be confined to the count'. ' Cozad Farmers Consider Raising of Sugar Beets Coml, NcWOet. 12. (Special.) About SO farnicrsjaud business men left Monday for Scottsbltiff, Neb., on an inspection tour of the beet fields in that vicinity. Thev expect to remain in that neighborhood sev eral days learning all they can about the culture of the beet. ' It is estimated that between 10,- 000 and 15,000 acres of land near Co zad are obtainable for the raising ot sugar beets and for this purpose an . .. ... . I- T I . organization, wnn c. r-. uousou as chairman. has-been formed vith a strong intention of raising beets ex tensively in this vicinity. A private car was chartered to convey the party to their destination. Believe Girl Victim of Auto Crash Will Recover Beatrice, Neb., Oct. 12. (Special.) The condition of Miss Nettie Cooines of this city, who was seri ously injured Sunday in an auto ac cident north of town, was improved yesterday and it is thought she will recover. ,Her father, who was, in the car at the time it went Into the ditch, was only slightly hurt. . Cars Taken While Owners Attending Church Service Beatrice, Neb., Oct. 12. (Special.) Two autos, one owned by Harry Hornev and the other by f'aul m Fisher, were stolen Sunday nights from in front of the Christian church.'' , .i t i i . if. ...u:i- . b Wlicic wicy iiuu ijivh in. tu owners were attending church serv ices. The machine owned by M1 Fisher was recovered yesterday, but no trace of the Horney auto haa been fouritl.' , . ' I 4 Winter Wheat Damaged by U, High Wind Near Beatrice Beatrice. Neb., Oct. 12. (Special'; A strong wind swept over this sec' tion of the state yesterday, doinf ., some damage to the winter wheat, which is badly in need of moisture No rain has fallen in Gage county; for more than a month, and as the; top of the ground is becoming very?' drj farmers are Anxious to see ji" good soaker come before too mucUj damage results. f Service N is a worthy part of your purchases at this better store. Economy i n money paving i s useless unless you spend economically. Announcing A "Close-Up", on Furs - In the French Room , Second Floor West Wednesday, 11 to 12 a. m. This will be an innovation in high class fur display. These furs have not yet appeared in the win dows. They are reproductions in Seal, Mole, Blended Squirrel, Ele 0)hant Squirrel, Mink and Ko linsky. These wrap coats are adapted from Drecol, Aviotte and Le Roy & Schmidt. Nothing more beautiful in fashion or in finish has ever been shown in" Omaha. The "close-up" opportunity will be given only on Wednesday, Oc- 4 tober 13, and Saturday, October 17. The garments will be displayed, on living models, showing the way in which the wraps are to tre worn, and revealing the slender lines and the high character of work- manship and material. So per fect in every detail are these gar ments that they do not give one the "dressed-up" appearance. In deed, the garment seems to be come a part of the wearer, disap pearing, as it were, in her charm ing individuality. ' j This is not a sale it is an ex hibition, and you are cordially invited. And Again on Saturday Oct 17 th Smart New Fall Suits 1 A A.Wednesday, Opportunity V at 395 Specially priced for this sale . , This is an opportunity worth while , v Suits In Fall Fashions and Fabrics A GOOD, suit may '.serve many purposes, and, at the same time, need not be expensive. Women who have hoped and searched for more favorable opportunities will welcome the news that the tendency is toward more moderate prices. Duvetyne, Velours and Tricotines - Displaying Fur and Braid Triniming Our new suits are very smart; their slender lines emphasize the charm and be'auty of the rich-tone duvetyns, velours and tricotines from which they are made, and they display many novel ways of using fur and braid" trimming. Specially priced at 39.5a, Brandeis Stores Second Floor West A Sale ot 1500 Pairs of Real Kid Gloves A special purchase coming from one of the largest importers of fine gloves Worth Regularly 3.50 and 4.00 pair at 2.00 These comprise the most desirable shades of brown, mode, tan, white and black, with Pa&s Point stftching on back; two-clasp style. They are worth regularly 3.50 and 4.00 a pair, but are slightly damaged from sea peril. Sale starts promptry at 9 a. m., at, per pair, ) i Brandeis Stores Main Floor NoriK' Coronets Always Modish Unusual Style, Quality and. Workmanship are demon strated in this cleverly de signed hat, always priced the same. In our moderately priced collection of new Aujumn chapeaux you will find hats ranging from the dress to the tailored model. Tn eir Chic Diversity and becoming to maid and matron alike. Many are ostrich-trimmed, which means soft and attractive lines to the face. Priced Always at 12.95 Brandeis Stores Second. Floor East Silk Knickers v - Unusual Values, at A95 Silk knickers have won a place for them selves, andwith, good reason, for they are' wonderully convenient and com fortable - . , Stylish Because They Attain . Fashion fs Slender Silhouette They aid in producing the slender sjlhouette, demanded by Dame Fashion at the present time. Made of glove silk, with shirred cuffs in all the desirable shades. Priced for Wednesday only at $4.95 y Brandeis Stores-Second Floor North Rugs-Floor Coverings Wednesday at Money-Saving' Prices 189.50 Royal Wilton at 165.00 Exactly, 39 of the finest qualities in 9x12 Royal Wilton, comprising Bigelow Ispahan, Ardebil, Kabistan, Herati and Shah Abbas, also imported English Wiltons. The designs and colorings are correct reproductions of the choicest gems of the Orient, in soft tones of rose, blue, taupe and ivory; suitable for any style of furnish ing. 165.00 89.50 Seamless Wiltons at 75.00 A high grade Wilton rug, without seams, ex tra durable quality, -carefully selected designs, in color combinations, size 9x12; 89.50; special, at choice worth 75.00 75.00 Royal Axminsers at An excellent wearing quality in seamless and EZET 0 seamed styles; floral, wW medallion and conventional patterns in new color combinations; 9x12 size; 75.00 values on sale Monday for 55.00 " , , . 4-Xd. Wide Linoleum at Genuine Cork Linoleum, wide enough to cover your " O U kitchen in one piece. ,An Aefcrf excellent assortment of tile, mosaic, block , and wood parquetry designs; 1.C5 values, 1.29 Brandeis Slores-Fourlh Floor- ' Washing Powders and Soaps 4 Big Household Bargains ' White Borax Soap lObars' for 42c Diamond "C" Soap1 a"" 39c Old Dutch Cleanser 3 cans for 19 Golden Rod Wash. Powder Large pkge. v 19c Fifth Floor West A pocketboofc has no tongue, byl it v always has the last word when a. man buy's his new winter clothei. ' The Best Styles - Ever Shown for Young Men WE feel that way about it, of course, y .. . . But you don't care how we feel you want to know what the best dressed' men of this city say. "The best styles ever shown" is their verdict. You'll say' the same thing when you see them. M ' You can come here with your expectations keyed high ancr-you'll find real ization in - every 'suit and overcoat clothes you1, will be proud to wear and which will outlast even your1 "keyed high" expectations. . They're Hart Schaffner & Marx HartSchaffner & Marx single and double breasted models; sport suits; ulsters; fall overcoats everything that's new and right. "Hart Schaffner Marx" is a small thing to look for in a siit qr overcoat, but a big thing to find it means tnatypu are buying the best clothing vatue in the country and the vear you get will back up the name. We're satisfied i when you are If you don't get complete satisfaction , in the clothes we sell money back. Brandeis Stores Mens Store Second Floor 2 160 Sample Shirts Surplus stock' bought from a prominent St. -r Louis manu facturer 3.50 to 5.00 Values -is Samples, Seconds, Surplus Stock, m This lot consists of fine silk and cotton, white oxfords, corded madras and satin-striped madras. ' Many patterns from which tt choose: both neck-band and collar attached styles ; all sizes to be found. Come early, and buy them by the half-dozen, for thev are real values, and will sell quickly. Our customers know. that when we advertise a shirt sale ; they nf can depend upon getting exceptional WW values; 2.50 to 5.00 sjiirts for Jl Look over your shirt needs tonight! Brandeis Stores Mens Store Main Floor Center
