THE BEE: OMAHA1TURSDAY, JANUARY ,2', 192h
! Alaskan Surgeon
Advertisiiur Men
;
Indicted Under Makes Long Trip
Antitrust Law d
Heads of Billboard Service!
octor in U. 5. Hospital Must
Joumcv 838 Miles to His
Patient.
Charged
With Attempt to
Obtain Monopoly in Towns
Of Over 2,500.
Cltiwgu, Jan- -.
iharging violation oi'tlic Sherman
jLiiitrust law. agaiiiKt .3i officials of
1 In; l'ostcr Advertising company of
Chicago and the l'ostcr Advertising
association with central offices in
New York, were returned by federal
Strand jury.
The companies are charged with
having "worked together" to obtain
l.ascs on all suitable billboards in
towns in which the population is
more than 2,500.
It is alleged that the companies
used "unfair, torturous and unlaw
ful methods" in excluding from thce
tjwns their competitors. S
The indictments name uic yicsi
d.iit and secretary-treasurer of each
company and the boards of directors,
vhosc members are scattered
throughout the country.
Anions officials of the Poster Ad
vertising companies named as de
fendants are: Secretary-treasurer,
ami directors, A. S. Beall, Sioux
City, la., and A. F. l.ausen, Sau
' Francisco: '
TJie maximum penalty for convic
tion under section 2 of the anti
trust act is one ycaryn prison and
5,000 fine. ' ' ,. -
In 1916, Federal Judge Landis or
dered that the -two companies, be
dissolved after civil suit had been
instituted against them in the Lnited
States district courts. During the
lit-arinir. testimony was offered in
showJtnat tne companies
! Anchorage, Uaska, Jan. 2t. Dr.
J J. B. Beeson, surgeon in the govern-
nuyit hospital at Anchorage, was
! hurrying tody to the end of the
Itidictniciits j government railroad on the first leg
of an 88-mile journey tcr- lditaroa,
where he was called by the serious
illness of Claude E. Baker, a banker.
At the end of Steel, Dr. Beesou
will be met by Bin Cory and Harry
Wanstad, famous "mushcrs," who
will pilot him by dog sled to Iditarod.
Relays of fast dog teams havebeeu
arranged for along the route and
crew.s of men have started to break
trail irom tne orner ena.
f Dr. Beeson estimated that th? trip
would require 14 days.
Power Possibilities :
Of Niagara Falls Asset
Washington, Jaffc 26. The power
possibilities of Niagara Falls are re
garded by the federal water board
commission as a national asset and
will be so treated, Secretary Baker,
chairman of the commission", de
clared at hearings on proposed
AOVKKTISEM ENT.
Eat Enough
fl Safe Rule
Ht No Fer of Sour Stomach,
Gaitine, or DUtreise Due
to Indif eition or '
. 'Dytpepiia
, From the daily food the sytii must
have diversified supply of materials of
power projects in, the Niagara river,
Until the power can be trans
ported to distant points in the coun
try, the commission' must decide
what products can be manufactured
in lieu of power, Mr. Baker said.
Electric power generated at the falls
omically only 15 miles, he added,
but now is carried 200 miles - andTan effort to stop a wave of". highway
probably soon can be transported
many hundreds ot tunes.
Cop, Out to Stop Crime Wave,
Kills One, Wounds Second
El Paso. Jan. 26. -Patrolman J. A.
originally iwas transported econ-KWright was detailed last night to
walk the streets in plain clothes in with a blackjack.
robbery, lie , permitted Jesus and
Isidro. Ruia, brothers, to lure him
into an alley. Jesus is dead and Tsi
dro is believed dying from bullet
wounds. The officer bays he began
tiring when one slashed at him with
a long knife and the other swung
Church Organist Admits
That He Murdered His Wife
Algona, la., Jan. 2o. L. T. Ben
jamin,, former church organii't, to
day awaited arraignment next Tues
day after confessing yesterday, ac
ording to the authorities, tnat he
killed his wife Januray 15.
Benjamin is said to have dec la rat
that he kiled the woman in a fit of
anger. He said she had obtained a
letter while he was away from home
and accused him of being in love
w ith, another woman. He declared,
according to authorities, , that lie
snatched up some t'biect, he did net
remember what, and struck her.
Trick Safe Expert Fails
To Open Two Strong Boxes
New ork, Jan.. 26. Working on I
his hands and knees for foin hours i
until he had exhausted all of his
tricks, a safe expert yesterday failed
to open two safes beloved to con
tain evidence needed, in the trial ot"
Robert P. Brindeli, labor leader,
charged with coercion in connection
w ith the building trust investigation.
The safes, the property of the build
ing trades council, were brought toj
uie criminal court io ascertain u
certain records were stored in them.
With his - hands bleeding, the ex
pert reported, "There is only one
way to open these satci, and that is
to blow them. .
The safes were locked up for the j
night and today more experts wiil !
be called. - 1
Lad charged advertisers unfair j Edmund JohllSOU Spitta,
jinccs. rending a nearing on
appeal, the jurist entered an order
restraining the companies from fur
ther Alleged price manipulation.
Buy Bushel of Wheat'
Campaign Endorsed by
Prominent Omahans
Washington, Jan. 26. (Special
Telegram.) George A . Roberts, a
grain man of Omaha, wired Con
gressman Jeffcris today that his
suggestion "to buy a bushel of Ne
braska wheat" for European re
lief was a splendid one and deserves
to be pusned. j
Bert Murphy, implement dealer,.,
and Gefie Melady, stockman., both j
of Omaha are also - enthusiastic j
boosters for the scheme. Congress-
man Jeffcris wrote the agricultural j
bureau of Omaha v namuer oi com
merce today asking the. members to
co-operate in the drive if Governor
McKelvie should star.t the move
ment. - ' .
Congressman Dickinson . of the
Iowa delegation is greatly impressed
with the feasibility of the plan and
proposes to bring it before his dele
gation. I .
English Physician, Dies
Hove, England. Jan. .26. The
death is announced of Edmund John
son Spitta. 1U was a Licentiate of
the Royal Ccfllege of Physicians.
London. He was born in 1853 and
was past vice president of the Royal
Astronomical society. , He received
a silver medal for contributions to
photomiscrography at the Paris ex
hibition of 1900 and a gold medal at
the St. Louis exposition in 1904.
ADVERTISEMENT.
BETTER THAN
WHISKY FOR
GOLDS AND FLU
tieyf Elixir, Called Aspironal,
Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
'and Endorsed by European
and American Army Sur
geons to Cut Short a Cold
and Prevent Complications.
parts of the digestive machinery will quit
for lack !of work.
Therefore, to cut down food Or go on a
Htarvation diet calls for a degree of se
lective knowledge that very few men po- j
Bess. lne oest plan is tu em auywum
you like, and as much of a variety as pos
sible. Follow meals with a Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablet and you supply the stomach
with 'an alkaline effect which enables di
gestion to go on without gasaineas, rumb
lings, water brash, biliousness, coated
tongue, abnormal thirst, and Ure feeling of
drowsiness after eating. Get a 60-cent box
pf Stuart's DyspepsiaVrablets at any drag
store and you will realize why so many
physicians have recommended them for in
digestion and dyspepsia.
Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
. While You Wait at Counter
If Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
uites if you cannot feel your cold
hit away like a dream within the
German Mail Plaues Cost
' 'Legs Than lf."S. Ships Word
Washington, Jan. 20. German
airplanes recently purchased by the
Postoffice department for the New
York-San Francisco aerial niail serv
ice are operated 30 per cent cheaper
than machines supplied by the War
department, Vostmaster : General
Burleson informed the house today
in response to an inquiry as to why
preference had been given foreign
equipment. '
fr Knrleson said the imkcen cost
was 50 Tier cent less and-that the!
purchase represented a forward step
in airplane development over dcyer
opment at this ttine in the United
States. He reported that two ot the
eight German machines had been de
' stroyed, with the killing of two pi
lots and their mechanics.
Auditorium in Cleveland
Gutted by Early Morn Fire
Cleveland, O.. Jan. 26.-Ten thou
sand rounds ot rifle ammunition
stored in the basement of the Cleve
land Gray's armory exploded this
morning when flames swept through
- the Structure. Three firemen were
o vet come in the suffocating smoke
that rolled through the big audito
rium and were rescued byvllyir com
rades just as the roof fell in. Ihe
, loss is estimated at $300,(100. of which
" $50,000 was in government para
phernalia. Caminctti Says Influx of
Foreigners to et Kecoru
Washington. J.n.. 26-The flow
ot immigrants from Europe will
break all previous records betore.
July 1, unless steps are taken to
check it, Anthony Caminctti, com-
miinner-eericral of immigration,
declared today before the senate im
migration committee. .
v"I hesitate to estimate what will
be the rate of immigration when
Germany. Austria and nearby states
.open up." he r.dded.
Alan Tarred and Feathered;
Attended PSegro Wedding
Jacksonville, F!a.. Jan. 26. Fran
cis Patrick Sullivan, who operates a
chicken farm . near here, and .who
' was tarred and feathered here last
night bv live men, belicvfd he was
attacked because, he had attended a
negro weddtog and had been asked
to be a godfather at a negro christ
ening, the- police (-aid today.
Authorities are investigating mc
attack. but no arrests had been made
early today. .j ''' '
New Serum Is Being Used
' On Y11nw Fver Patients
San Salvador. Tan. 26.-Treat.ntnt ' t rodi blessed relief.
of 397 patients suspected of having
" yellow fever, with! the serum devel--oped
by Dr. Jlideyo Xoguchi, the
Japanese scientist, has begun in
Guatemala, it was said in a despatch
received here. Physicians are closely
observing the result.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-Up.
The sensation of the year in the
drug trade is Aspironal, the two
minuto cold and cough reliever; au
thoritatively guaranteed by the lab
oratories; tested, approved and most
enthusiastically endorsed by the
highest authorities, and proclaimed
by the common people as ten times
as quick and effective as whisky,
rock and rye. or any other cold and
cough remedy they have ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir, so
all you have to do to get rid of that
cold is to step into the nearest drug
store, hand, the clerk half a dollar
for a bottle of Aspironal and tell
him to serve you two teaspoonfuls
witlv. four teaspoonfuls of water in
a glass. With your watch in hand,
take the drink at one swallow and
call for your money back in two
mm
fadi
tune limit. Don't be bashful, for all
ilruggit-ts invite you and expect you
to try it. Everybody doing it.
When our cold or cough is re
lieved, take, the remainder of the
bottle home to your- wife and babies,
for Aspironal is by far the safest and
most effective, thq easiest to take
and the most agreeable cold and
coush remedy for infants and chil
dren. v
Famous Dancer of Years
Ago Dies at New York Home
New iork, Jan. 4t. ilrs. Mane
Bonfanti, former premiere danscusu
of the Metropolitan Opera com
pany and noted for her dancing
nearly half a century ago hi the
"Blade Crobk dicd here last night.
She was 0 years old.
is is what
healed my skin trouble
Resinol
"Now I don't have to avoid people
bceou.se of embarrassing skin trou
ble, or lie awake hours at night, tor
mented by Intense itching. Resinol
Ointment did It S After the first ap
plication of this soothing ointment, I
intr. racn Diessro rener. in a snort
time the inflammation was reduced
and tie Itching stopped. Now my
eczema is entirely gone. I used Res
inol Soap as directed with It and
have found Resinol Shaving Stick to
be the best on the market for a
clean, easy shave." Resinol trio at
ml dm wrists-
NOW
Desk Sets
And Odd Piece '
Until February 1st , .
y3 off
Brief Gases
And Boston. Bags
Until February let
l4 Off
See Our Window
Omaha Stationery Co.
307-309 South 17th Street
mi
CURED
in 6 to 14 Days
All druggists are authorized to
refund the money If PAZO OINT
MENT fails to Cure, any case of
ITCHING. BUND, BLEEDING
or PROTRUDING PILES. Cures
ordinary cases in 6 days, the
worst cases in 14 days.
PAZO OINTMENT instantly Re
lieves ITCHING PILES and you
can get restful sleep after the
first application.
It is guaranteed by Paris Med
icine Co., St, Louis, Mo., Manu
facturers of the world-famous
Grove's Laxative Broroo Quinine
tablets.
This signature is on every box
of PAZO OINTMENT. 60c.
r FM - TAPL6T - f
17
w
ilf.
mJm
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
DUES-STINGS
1 "B Apply wet baking soda or oral
sf nar ammonia, followed
0C3S
VAUQRUI
Because:
It is the
RICHEST malt
extract made
At Any Dealer' $
Puritan Mall Extract Co.
II Ne. MirkM St., Chins
Bee Want Ads-Arc Best Business
Getters. - . . , . -
SVarVmg ThursdayJanuary 27rtir-9N A. M.
Tl1ree-DavJ--aHowse-Cleanmg,, Sale
Season's Most Important ,Event-r Previous to Inventory
Immediate disposal of everv item of winter merchandise is our object livery article offered is of first quality value extremely desirable for now
therefore "costs that are' and "cfsts to be'are giveii no eon- , and early spring wear. The price will attain our objective givingjjs s
sideratkm V "cleaiyhouse" in every department for inventory.
"Cleanup OulVBlouses-
Of Pongee Striped Tub N
Silk navy and black ft"j Ar
crepe de chine tailored !KS VD
styles - broken sizes JKJ '
were to 110.60
Tor the stout woman who
wears size 46 to 52 beau
tiful blouses of Georgette
crepe de chine all colors
all sizes were to $12.50
$5.00
Up to $5.95 Wash Blouses SOc
' 1
Entire Stock Women's BooVs Go
Street and Dress Roots
button or lace Louis or
.Military heels all sizes
the lot were to $16
(
100 Camisoles finest qua!
ities exquisitely trimmed
were to $5
100 Cotton Chemisi
01 1 t A O K -broken sizes broken J tf O QC
in(ipJ lots choice of either(J, J
). LoulB or Military heels; ,
All odds and ends Spats-$1. .
Cleaning OuV,, L'mgerie
-4 r Muslin uowns wnue )rh-i CSC
$1.19 s?"""'! .95
Cotton Bloomers of crepe r"f x
or batiste formerly to' (JQ
100 Cotton Chemise )rt- r
daintily made trimmed I I M
were to $3.50 ) V J-J' '
80 Thillippine Chemise $3.
' Originally Priced to $9.50.
Outing Flannel Goins
long sleeves plain
v and fancy stripes w
$3.95
iwns v Silk Bloomers pure silk )
118 Knit Vests at 15c.
ivusses
. women s-
Exclusively Modeled Dresses .
For Street, Afternoon, Semi-formal Wear
Rpgularlvj Priced to $150
$25
To Clean
Out
At Once
To Clean
Out
At Once
Satins Chanueuse GUorgette--Duvetyne Tricotinc '
VelveV-Taffeta
Eah model assuring you of quality style workmanship pre-eminence.
Owing to the limited - numbeT of dresses Included at this" impelling
price and the response certain to .result some models and sizes will not last
long the earlier you come the better. . -
25 Women's Winter
coats warm wen
ored were to $55 broken
sizes to "clean out"
roken5
50 Wpmen s, Misses' Win
ter Coats majority hav
ing rich fur collars for-
merly "to $98.75 broken
sizes.
$45
Third Floor Shop"
)
r Corsets Included ! !
$6.50 Eidredge-
Reynolds7 '
Corsets $3.95
Pink Satin PinlTBrocade.
Medium or low bust elastic top back lace
styles sizes ,20 to 26.
Millinery "House Cleaning
Early Spring Hat's
i
,$4.95
Satiu-
-Silk
$2 Jersey Eandeaus $1.19
Front Hook Sizes 32 to 40.
-V-
In a great variety colors, shapes for selection not
many in the lot so early choice advised
v '-; ..- ; ': :
Odds Ends Veilings 29c yard
Cleaning Out All Broken Lines
w
omen s
Hosiery
Lisles, full fashioned
silk to knee silk and
cotton mixed
fibres and silk
colors are black
wWlifl trrc tt irara in
$2-' J
fine I -
mixed I
: brovvn JL
Fuli fashioned b o o t i
si)ks fibres, with lisle
garter tops full fash
ioned heavy cottons
, Balbriggan full fash
ioned and seamless
ere to $1.25
50
$2.59
Wayne Knit, silk to the knee lisle
garter tops, Way-new foot Onyx, silk
top, Pointex heels, all silk foot all
broken lines better grades ta $4.25
i Mussed and soiled
$2.59
Wnmpn's; i Mussea ana sonea - r
vv omens. lfrom HoHday and ,1 Up
Handkerchiefs January Clearance) -1-
A Genuine flfouse-Cleaning of Toilet Goods Odds and Ends
50c Poinpeian Massage
CreaiB 48e.
60c Pompelan Day Cream
c
SOc Pompeian Night
Cream 42e.
SOc Pompeian Face Pow
der 48c
1.25 Pompeian Vanities
89c
25c Pompeian Talcum 19c
$1.25 Mary Garden Face
Powder 89c ?
30c Professional Nail Files
39c
35c Nail Files with point
29c
2.00 Fountain Syringes
3-quart $1.39.
$2.50 Fountain Syringes
$1.89.
"House-Cl
ouse-Lleanimg j
An tne Boys' Shop
All Boys 2-Pant Suits .
-ages 6 to 16 years Ylt Price
all trool highest grade)
' Reversible Leather
1 A P-r-inoJCoats 8 to 14 years
V 9 rriLe)r e g u 1 arly $19.75 to
. (.fi29,75 .
Boys' Maekinaws ages .
6 ,to 18 years Boys' MA pv!Pi
6j XAN'
Boys' Juvenile Suits
(wool velvet silk cor
Idurov aees 3 to 10
v rears
Sweaters-
years
-ages 4 to 16 1
l2 Pricef
$1.50 Sanitary Douche
98c.
2.00 Hughes' Ideal Hair
Brush $1.29.-.
$1.50 Oz. Azurea fcnd L
Trefle Extract 98c Oz. .
$4.50 Oz. Iloubigant's Ideal
Perfume $3.00 Oz.
5 1
$5.50 Oz. Houblgant's
Quelques Fleurs Per-
fume $3.98 Oz.
10c 'Creme Oil Soap
Syfor 25c.
60c Velour Powder Puffs
49c. ,
60c Cutex Manicure Sets
48c.
$1.5(k.Cutex Manicure Sets
$1.19.
65c Cutex Cuticle Remover
48c.
One-Pound Roll Johnson
& Johnson Cotton 79c
Large S,iz Lister Towels
69c.
Medium Size Lister
Towels 59c
Usola Camphor Joe Tube
10c.
25c Pottle Lambert's Lis
terine 9c
SOc Bottle Hydrox Peroxide
19c.
30c Mennen's Shaving
Cream 39c.
35c Johnson's Shaving
Cream 29c.
1 j 1 -
I
I VI&UIIIII
in tne Tots' Shop
100 Children's Creepers sizes 6 ((PI '1Q
months 1 and 2 yearswere $1. 85. J
rtT 6 Misses Angora Scarfs formerly
JJ)l ,VO J $3.50 very smart-
Children's Fur Sets Natural Coney i (Hj nr
muff and scarf formerly to $5 O
nrj- 1 150 Children's Bungalow Aprons ages
OCj - , 2 to 6 years
60 Children's Flannelette Skirts were i C
$1.25 sizes 4 to 12 years ODC
rtQ g-z-w 1 12 Children's Coats ages 2 and 3
ipO.OU ( years were to $18.50
Children's Dresses 2 to 6 yearsJ 1 T)-rt
Challie Wool Velvet yiTriLc
(bfy Q- J 50 Gingham Dresses for girls 2 to 6
pZ't VO 1 years exceptional values.
Odd lot Caps fop. Small Boys 25c
House-Cleaning" in Girls' Shop
3 f f Jv All Girls' Colored
1 ' 1 At KT1 PA Dresses of crepe and
) Z (linen-ages 8 to 16-
1 r 1 s' .Ginghaui
esses resularly ( (JJO AA
.50 ages.. 8 to 16?JZf.UU
ars " " '
$3.00
Girls Winter Coats-
ages 8 to 17 years
were $55 to $100
25 Girls' Winter Coats
.Tges 8 to ,17 years
were to $45
Girls Winter
Dresses p 1
silks ages 8
$10
Girls' Gingham
Dresses regular
ly $5 ages 8 to 1"
years
Middy Skirts blue
and khaki regular
k & 13.50- ,
Sweaters in coat slip-on styles
$2.00
Swearers and Scarfs
for women misses '
were to $6.30
$3.00
Scarfs were to $12.95 ( JA-.vV
50 Girls' Spring Coats) 1 T)- t All Girls' Raincoats
All Girls' Suits (72 i I lLC All Girls' White Dresses
In Men's Clothing
Prices Show the Importance olBeingllere Early "
50-Men's Finest SuUs--$50
Regularly priced 65 to $90
' Stein-Bloch and Sam Peck models In first quality worsteds tweeds '
cassimere All sizes 33 to 44 in the lot.
- 50 Men's Overcoats $50
, ' 'Regularly priced $63 to $115 '.
Stein-Bloch and Sam Peck models showing town Ulsters in Ciombiest ;
Tweeds Chesterfields in Meltons and Kerseys All sizes, 34 to 46 in tne lot.
Men's and Young Men's Winter Suits $25
Also suits of brown green blue two-piece flannel suits for eary Spring wear.
Sizes 33 to 40.
Men's Odd Trousers Price
M
h Final rtouse-Cleaning" of
All odds eds--broken lotssizes
Men's Furnishings
Up to $5 Shirts wo;en madras
and erepe cloths $2.45.
lp to $3 Shirts madras and per
cales $1.35.
$3.50 Neckwear pure silk $1.95
$2.00 Neckwear open end or
' straight cut 95c.
$1.25 Neckwear silk or knit 79c.
Up to $3.00 Caps with and without car laps JOc.
, Up to $4.50-r-Gloves soiled from display $2.00.
$4.30 Strap "Wrist Lined Glove $3. $1.25 All ool One linger .Mitt 50c
Up to $6 Broken Lines Wool or Cotton Union Suits $2.45.
Up to $13.50-Fine Wool Sweaterspull over shawl collar-$8.50
75c Silk Lisle Hose, 9'i to lltf 50c. 50c Boston Garters, all colors 20c.
$4 ra jamas outing flannel or muslin $2.75.
SWreoa
The Store of Specialty Shops.