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Eckman's Widow
To Take Stand in
Will Case Monday
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Daughters' Attorneys Declare
They Will Prove Him Men-
. : . tally Jncompetent at
Time Will Drawn. ,
Airs. Ulendola?-Petty Eckman,
" young widow of the late E. M Eelo
man, will take the stand to testify
lier husband was sane when he
, signed his deathbed will leaving her
Pis entire estate, when county court
conveues Monday morning.
Depositions to show the sanity f
ccKinan on the night the will was
, urawn at his summer cottage hi
JT Minnesota were read in county ourt
Friday by attorneys defending the
. validity of the will and Mr. and Mrs,
Ui. Kussel of Council Bluff 9, sister
and brother-in-law- of Mrs. Eckman,
took the stand to attest to his sanity
contesting win.
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man last May and that he was ap
parentlv sane at the time.
' Eckman's daughters. Mrs. Emmett
. iiannoti and Mrs. r. C. Henry, who
pre. contesting the-, will ,on grounds
that their father was unbalanced
when he signed the will, have been
present in ine court every iumuic
since the trial began several days
To Bring Witnesses.
Their 'attomevs will introduce evi
dence Monday which they say will
. prove Eckman was mentally incom-
petent wncn me wu was sigueu oy
brincing several witnesses from
f-'.i Minnesota.;
The estate of Eckman, who. was
i president of the Eckman Chemical
company here, is estimated to total
f rcii lUO.OUQ to isu.uuu..
Taxi Driver Retarned to
rV, Omaha on Mann Act Charge
"V"; Federal officers yesterday returned
from Kansas City with Charles Lnn-
ley,. former Omaha taxi . driver,
rharced with violation of the Mann
act by Minnie Smith, 16,-1105 North
i Eisrhtcenth street. '
"' The girl told Assistant United
v States Attorney Magney that she
. went to Kansas City with Limley
' ' with the understanding that they
v were to be married there but he
kept postponing the wedding and
; ,he finally learned he had a wifc
"J living in Kansas City. -
Then, the girl' said, she returned
to her home andher parents pressed
charges against Limley, resulting in
, an indictment bv a grand jury and
J, his arrest at. Kansas 'City a few,
days ago. ; ,, v
' Lumber Company Safe Is
"i Blown Open by Yeggmen
"X Yeggmen blew open a heavy
J safe in the office of the Rivitt Coal
and Lumber company, 4115 Lake
1 Street, Friday night, They secured
only about $20.
Neighbors said they heard two
muffled explosions about 2 yesterday
morninSr. The robbers entered the
Ljjfiffice through a window, which.thejr hlteCjecaBdSw
bears the marks of professional
hands. -' -
It was the second safe "cracking"
in Omaha this week.
Estate Disposition
Depends on Which One
Of Couple Pied First
Los Angeles, Cal., Nov. 20. Dis
position of an estate valued at $700,
000 depends upon whether George
d. ainciair oralis wile, Mrs. Mar
garet Sinclair, died first, it became
known today. The couple, both of
wnom are aged, were found asphyx
ia icu in meir .apartment about a
year agd. , A coroner's jury found
the death were accidental.
Each had --made a. will in, favor
of the other. AccordingNo tht pub
lic administrator, who is handling
their estate, if the wife died first her
husbandfr father, who lives in Nova
Scotia, will inherit it. 'IfthChusband
died first, the administrator said, the
property will go to Mrs, Sinclair's
daughter, Anna Ferdinand, of Bos
ton, Miss. De cisipn of the issue is
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expected xuesaay.
Omaha Odd Fellows Make
Merry On 65th Birthday
ihe oath anniversary of the smn-
in of the charter of the Omaha
lodge, I. O. p. F., was celebrated
rrtaay nignt at the lodge rooms.
where more than 1,000 Odd Fellows
saw tlie ancient charter itself, which
hangs on the walls, and plso were
entertained with a varied Drocram.
including vaudeville numbers from
the Orpheum supplied by Manager
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the indigestion, gases, acidity and all
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Papers Diapepsin tablets are the
Surest, cnickest stomach relievers in
the world. They cost" very little at
arug stores. ,
Man Killed, Girl.
Hurt, in 2 Omaha
v Auto Accidents
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F. N. Naylon Dies When
Truck Hits His Auto;, Sis
ter Injured Mia Belle
West Run Down.;
Frank Nf Naylon, 40, 2766 Web
ster street, owner of the Western
Auto Top company, was killed in
stantly at 11:30 yesterday morning
when his automobik and a lartre dirt
truck Collided at Twentv-piffhth and
Davenport -Streets. His sister, Mary,
was seriouslf ' injured, sustaining
broken bones and internal injuries.
Mr. A avion, was hurled from his
car and his head was crushed on the
pavement.
Mr. Nation's brother. Henrv.
2627 Binney street, who was also in
the car, jumped from their wrecked
automobile, stopped a passing mo
torist and, leaping in this car, pur-
sued he driver of the big truck, who
was necing.
He caught him at Thirty-second
and Davenport streets. The truck
driver is, William Minor, 18, 2210
Webster street. He told police that
he was overcome- with terror when
he sar the accident and that he fled
without knowing what he was doing.
Dragged Fifty Feet
The truck is one of the large,
heavv one tisprf hv flio Tacnh Rchaf.
fer Construction company in hauling
irt trom the neighborhood of
Twentieth and Dodge, streets. The
small automobile was draesred 50
feet after the impact and completely
aemoiisntu.
The body of Naylon was taken
to the undertaking establishment of
Mack & falconer. ilV is surviveo
by his wife and three children.
Miss Hclle West, 4170 Chicago
street, was knocked down and pain
fully bruised on the face and body
at Seventeenth and Farnam streets
at noon yesterday, by a Fold coupe
driven by Miss Bennce Ruxton.
2107 North Eighteenth street, a
teacher at the Saratoga school.
Wounds Are Dressed.
Miss West was taken, to a phy
sician s office in the Bee buildinc
nherenumerous, though not danger
ous, aorasions on iace and body
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were dressed. Miss Buxton was
taken to police headquarters where
she was released on - bona after a
physician reported that Miss West's
ill ill i ia ' v t 1 4IWh
Witnesses say that Miss West was
walking west onfFrnam when lfis3
Ruxton was driving south on Seven
teenth street. Both, it is alleged,
saw the danger too late to avoj,d a
collision.
. "It wasn't my fault," Miss Ruxton
said at police headquarters, "I was
driving slow and she walked right
in front of my machine. I yelled to
her to get out of the way but she
didn't hear me."
American Sugar Refining ,
Company Closes 6 Plants
New York, Nov. 20. Alt six re
fineries of the American Sugr Re
fining company have been closed as
a result of slight demand for the
commodity, it was announced here
today.
An otticiai ot tue comwiy, ex
plaining the shutdown, said:
"We have ample stocks on- hand
and are prepared to make prompt
aenvcry ot an grades ot.retmed su
gar.. Refineries have been closed
temporarily only to lack of demand
Bee want ads are business getters.
Emigrants Bound for U. S.
Are Stranded in France
Cheebourg, France, Nov. 20. Tyo
hundred and fifty emigrants bound
for the United States are stranded
here penniless because the ocean
steamship tickets provided them by
thesuppqsed agent pfanavigation
company in Paris before they left
by train for Cherbourg proved to be
forgeries. Manager Chapira of the
American Society for the Protection
of Emigrants has asked the police to
arrest a man who was entrusted with
the task of securing; the tickets for
the emigrants. He is charged with
pocketing the money, tothe amount
of about 300,000 francs, and deliver-
ing irpeu iicKeis., .
Toledo; 9 Nov. . 20. Tominv
Gihbwof St. Pauland Chuck
Wiggins of Indianapolis will meet
in a t2-jound bout at the Coliseum
here tha night of December 6, it
waannounced today.
Solid ore
Fron Head to Foot
With Eczema
a Mild tore now wiIetl wlL
afi what Mr. John-W. Beck ofNorrlr CltT.
Illlnoli, wyi about hit boy. Ha writei:
nti boy that we have been tfoeterlnc
' with D.O.D. it completely well. He mi
' BntM mm All atp Kla held And hAHv.
- afad now you cannot tell he liaa
anytbinf wrabf wita turn."
WTiT net trr D.D.D. today and be ennrinced?
Relief, at once, from itchinc and burnim. Your
money back if the flnt bottle doet not brinf.
nuer. wo, oe ano si.oa. nj v. v. u seap. too.
JUL lotion fbr SWn Disease
Five Sherman A McConnell Drug Store.
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Dr. Friarik, F. Burhorn
Graduate of the Palmer School of Chiropractic
' ' Licensed in Nebraska t
j. SUITE 414-20-23-24 SECURITIES BLDG.
. Corner 19th and Farnam Sts.
Complete X-Ra Laboratory .,
j -Twelve Private Adjustiiif Rooms :,
''i';'- Office Hour a. ra. to 8 p. m.
-: House Calls 'Made Day or Night
t . PHONE JBgfVQLAS 8347 ,.
"WJtatYou Want toKniw"
QuestiortxNo. 6 : Wliat can you do
for headacKfcsr?
But rarely, do we find the person
who has not experienced headache;
of ajll aches it is the commonest.
.Headache, coming occasionally, is usually
traceable to slight disorders of perhaps" the
eyes, and nose, the stomach, bowels, kidneys,
or reproductive organs. Headaches occuring
with greater frequency, or those which are
periodic or .continuous are not to be thought
of and doctored as, a purely Jocal condition.
It is Nature's warning that something Is
wrong within the body and the usual mea
sures to relieve the pain are invariably lnsuf-
ncienr, 10 correct; a cause.
Headache is most frequently a symptom of
the purely nervous trouble like neurasthenia,
hysteria, etc. Disturbance in the circulation
of blood, such as might be entirely local, and
"" in which blood pressure withirr the skull is in
creased, or due to heart or kidney trouble in
which" general blood pressure is raised;
poisons in the circulating blood due to indi
gestion, constipation, or failure of the kid
neys and liver to function and eliminate prop-,
erly, produce headaches. ' - - '
Chiropractic owes its great success in han
y dling this complaint to the fact that the cause
isjgiven attention and corrected. The bodily v
functions are restored to normal, the weak- '
nesses that constitute the foundation for this '
symptom are dealt with and the result is
' health.
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Office adjustments are twelve for $10, or
thirty for $25. Consultation is free.
If we "can not help you we will not accept
your case.' -
Chocolate Covered w
Cherries V
are among the most popular of the ten Roof Garden
varieties. The choicest of maraschino cherries and a
most delicious fondant are covered with our special milk
chocolate coating. v i
No . -.v . . ,
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, PEREGOY & MOORE, Distributors,
. Omaha, Neb. N
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dnnouneiM ' tM
th Cantilever
opening of
Shoe
Stover-
Made by the Edwin C. Burt Company
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ris a successfully-proven first jid to Mature in' cor
re&ting broken-down' parches, overstrained ' muscles,
cramped toes and other painful foot-troubles- :The
Cantilever. Shoe, by its - flexible construction and
natural lines, permits and encourages, the entire Joot
Jo function freely and healthfully. J. ,
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(7 he itliistt&tion at the upper left shows Jiow the "Cantilever" shj!e conforms ifr the
,'ndtural arcb curve of the individual foot. The shank is flexible, to permit freedom to
the many small bones and muscles of the foot. The Cantilever does not grip the foot as
in a vise. It gently supports it, encouraging natureto do the rest. At the upper right
'is shown how all natural strain is equalized. ' y . w- , 1
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They Have Real Style!
We have the "Cantilever" Shoes, and
Oxfords in brown kidskln, black kid
skin, brown calfskin and white Egyp- '
tian cloth.' v , .
The "Cantilever" is a good-looking
)shoe that gives genuine comfort and
. priceless health. We cordially invite
you to come in and try on a pair of.
"Cantilever" Shoes and let us explain,
fully their features. '
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4 Fitting Specialist ,
.This Specialist is in charge of our
new Omaha store, where he has at his
command, for . correct fitting, all
widths and sizes, and several lasts.
His adce costs -you1 nothing, and
-you are certain getting, the right
shoe) to correct your particular "foot
troubles. Consult him.
Sizes
2 io tr.
V Widths
AAA A to EE.
Cantilever
Shoe
Store
' ,.V" '" Wead Block Opposite Court House. r
308 SOUTH1 18TH STREET. OMAHA
Senator
Interesting -Free
Booklet 4'
on Cantilevers.
Satisfied
Patients
Have Been
Responsible
For BAILEY
Popularity
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Int our Prothetic Departi
ntent alone we employ four of
the best operators in the pro
fesswn. This work is- ja.
charge of and under the conn
plete control of a man who
was formerly, at the head of
' Boston's hrgest dental labora-
tory and 'by securing his ex
pert services-we have been in
position to establish the only
PORfCELA IN LABORA
TORY there is in this part of
the country.
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, -He specializes in making
; the Pqrcelain Shelfs, or new
enamel for the teeth, a pro
ceistbat restores the natural
appearance of each disfigured
topth so. perfectly that you
cannot distinguish it from
your other teeth: This method
v of restoration permits the
saving of the life offach tooth
' so treated as there is no occa
sion whatever to kill the nerve
which is the Blood supply. ,
. This is a prominent feature
of BAILEY DENTISTRY
and it is well deserving of your
investigation.
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DR. G. Z. SHIPHERD,
Vice Pres. & Gen. Mgr.
You Cm lately
Recommend
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DENTISTRY ,
Toy our
Friends.
Economy
EHiciency
Reliability
Guarantee:
Seven Years Ago
r. Shipberd. as vice president and general manage:
of the Bailey Dental Co., recognized the need of a plan
- In dental science that would eliminate many of the un
satisfactory practices then prevailing.. He studied and
experimented with untiring energy and the remark
able growth and progress of his organization is a
splendid tribute to the soundness of his theories.
. Dr. Shipherd was among the first to introduce the
X-Ray in Omaha as applying to the practice of den
tistry and thus be completely revolutionized one of the ,
most important features of dental diagnosis. Another
' important move by Dr. Shipherd in his efforts to put
dentistry on a higher plane of satisfaction was the
naming of ONE FEB to cover the patient's case. In
other words, he introduced a plan that absolutely
eliminated all uncertainty in the patient's mind as to ,
what the expense w,ouid be in completing every feature
the work required in their case.
In pursuing his alms toward BETTER DENTISTRY
Dr. Shipherd determined upon the policy ot telling
every one of his patients just exactly what needed to
be done for their best interests. Many times he has
sacrificed the privilege of caring for a case by refusing
to perform a service in such a way that the ultimate
results would be disappointing to the patient t
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The high regard, in which BS.ILEY DENTISTRY is
held by the thousands ot people who have been our ,
patients is a justly earned compliment to the Ideals
conceived by Dr. Shipherd seven years ago.
Seven years ago Dr. Shipherd had only four asso
ciates, while now fifteen peoplo comprise the organiza
tion. Each and every member of theSBalley staff pos
sesses the abUity that has been broadened and multi-
plied by THOROUGH EXPERIENCE.
If you are in need of dental treatment and appre
ciate the soundness of our policies, come in and talk
things over freelyswith Dr. Shipherd. He will give you''
personal attention and the utmost consideration. EX
AMINATIONS are FREE.
Bailey Dental Company
t ' Dr. E. If. Balleji President
Incorporated Dentists,
T0M4 City National Bank nidg. 16th aad Harney.
. . rhonesi Donglu 3J20, Douglas 8421.
The following facts in re
gard to BAILEY DENTIS-
TRY are points whichare of
vital interest to you:
'Dr. Shipherd gives each and
every patient .his own person
at supervision. The X-Ray
tells him 'jist exactly wAaf
condition your teeth are in and
he records their status on yoift
chart and from this outline
your case fs' studied in the
most exacting, detail. ' ' . f .
He discusses with you and
explains every feature so fully
and carefully that you appre-,
date j the need and value of
such conscientious diagnosis.
He tells you what the cost will
be it is ONE FEE and it s
. covers your, case first and last.
The price is based on the high
est type of service and the
kind that will give you satis
factory resultsthis is what
you want and expect BAI
LEY DENTISTRY guaran
tees SATISFACTION. We
request you: to come in for an
examination of your work
from time to time and any al
terations tot the betterment of
'e work wfhave done are
made FREE OF CHARGE.
The ONE FEE has covered it.
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