Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, March 20, 1921, Page 4, Image 4
4 A THE BEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY, MARCH 20, iy21. I Rum Runners Of Omaha Sent To Pen in Canada "Ted" Olson and Robert Hurv -ley Get 1 tp 2-Year Sen! tentes First of Band to Be Found Guilty. Minot. X. D., March 19 (Special.) --The first two convictions in the iiotorimu Canadian whisky-running affair exposed last winter, were ob tained in Estcvan, Sask., yesterday, w hen Tlieodore "Ted" Olson lind Ivobert Unrlcv Zi Omaha were sen tenced to ,one and two years in the penitentiary at Rtgina. These names ate thought to le fictitious. . A quartet, jnchidiiig Bart Wil liams, alias "Ked the Rough;" Wiley Compton, Jack Howard, alias J. B. Shelton, and Axel Pearson, are now held lv Uniana tcucrai auinor Daugherty Feels Human Interest in Case bf Debs Attorney General to Review All Evidence Against Socialist Leader, Now Serving Term in Federal Prison Interested As Citizen More Than As Head of Department of Justice. By EYE WITNESS. Chicago Tribune-Omaha Hre LcaMtd Wirt. Washington, March 19. Here is a curious thing, because it show! that when you are trailing political notables you never can tell how it is going to come out. Now I suppose thaT if you had all the names in the United States to draw from, the last name you would link, in sympathetic interest with Harry Daughcrty's name is the name of Eugene Debs, who is Harry Daughcrty's prisoner in the gray stone prison on the hills above Atlanta. And yet Sunday morning after breakfast, Harry Daughcrtv, holder ' one I expected to encounter or the i "" unc i uiu ClllUUIIlCl i I don't know. Next, "Was he play-acting before that roomlul: I think he was not. In the first place he should worry bbout play-acting now a man upon whom the chief of state has con ferred vast power. The need for play acting ifc over. On the other matters concerning which the roomful questioned him, he had stalled laboriously. It was late in the day and he seemed tired and the answers, coming in a disinterest ed monotone, were mostly "not a thing," "the matter's under consid of the patronage strings for War- j cration, ities for robbery and passing worth-Jren Harding; Harry Daugherty, th j suppose less checks in the same case. Daring Holdup. The conviction of Olso and Hur ley came out of the daring holdup of the Robert Andrisf home near Wood River, Sask., staged in tradi tional western style. Two automo biles with seven armed men relieved .Andrist of 16 cases of whisky, then slugged him for Jlot having more on l and." ' While fleeing to the American side one car broke down and was hauled to Noonan, ,T. D., for repairs. Ol son and, Hurley remained while the cither five went on. The. two were identified next day by Noonan men who were visiting Andrist at the time of the holchip. Information ot "double-crossing" by ' men higher up in the whisky stealing business was given Cana dian, authorities bv Olson and Httr lev.X Find Cold Tea. While Canadian liquor dealers claimedthey were victimized out of $250,000 worth of whisky by checks drawn o-."Jictttiotis banks, federal agents who raided, a place near Greene, N. D.. for contraband whisky purchased with the bogus checks found, the "whisky" bottles contained cold tea. Canadian dealers assert that very few cases wfrc "doctored." The fate "of the Omaha quartet, whose, extradition is sought by irate Canadian liquor dealers, srtll hang in the balance despite two hearings, the nroviric-ial police being unable to positively identify the men. Eugene O'Sullivan. their attorney, threatens the Canadian liquor deal ers with arrest for conspiracy to ship in liquor if extradition proceedings arc successful. "it's been that's so,' discussed," "I Mother of 11 Kiddies Killed by Street Car ( lilomo Trlbiinr-Onwhe, Bee lasted Wire. Chicago. March 19. "Be good kiddies, while I am gone and I'll be right back," said Mrs. Eteika Zvra, mother of H children, as she started for the market with a basket on each arm to buy food for her numerous brood. But she did not come back. Hur rying across a street, she stepped away from one street car, directly in front of another and was terribly rushed. She died as the vtotorman ind conductor lifted her from the tracks. i The body was. taken to a nearby Morgue and her husband, a factory worker, was notified. He collapsed H'hen he saw the mangled body of his wife. "How can I explain to the kids," he moaned, "how can I make it clear to them that their mother, who loved them so, will never come back?" , Attorney General to "Look Over" Judges Washington. March 19. Attorney General Daugherty is going to "look over personally all possible apooin tees as federal judges or district at torneys before selections are made. In making known his intention, Mr. Daugherty "said he intended to call to Washington each man " up for serious consideration in the districts snd see them himself before-making any appointments. Another policy for the Depart ment of Justice was announced by Mr. Daugherty, who said that he did not intend to institute any suits unless his assistants agreed that pro secution should be brought. AH the cases now pending Detore tne de partment, he said, are being investi gated to determine whether any should be dropped. Court Unable to Restrain "Rent Hog" Signs of Tenants Chicago, March 19. Petition for temporary injunction restraining tenants from displaying placards in their windows denouncing their landlords as "rent hpgs and profi teers, was withdrawn in the supe rior court, after Judge roell had ruled that the law did not empower him to restrain , free speech. Ibe .tudge told the tenants that they were morally in the wrong, but that he had no power to restrain them Soviets Refuse Admission To Men Deported From U. S. New York. March 19. An un signed cable message frsm Moscow, stating thatMhe soviet government had refused admittance to six men deported from this port, February m, was made public oy isaac snorr. who acted as their attorney, lhe message added that the deportees were " at sea' at present, bound no where. The six were among 87 persons ordered deported to Russia on the steamship, .eeland. j Professor of Hebrew at Bethel Seminary Dies t. raul, March IV. t-mmanuei "It did king-maker, who three years ago ' thing of that in the newspapers," "I briran mi inc wires tn and Warren idont know anytning aDc Harding where is is today, is going to spread the paper in the Debs case out before him and tackle tbem with eyes that are all dilated and swimming, with that stuff the oculist drops in then when he fits you to a new pair fl glasses. And he is going to do this, not because there is any application for Deb's pardon or for commutation of sentence before him there is not. But because be feels a human be ing's and technicians's interest in the case of Eugene Debs. He said, and. said with the first display of animation or interest he'd shown in three-quarters of an hour: Interested As Citizen. "The Debs case stands alone. I'm interested in it as a citizen. I don't know that you can say it's urgent, except on board humanitar ian grounds. Palmer left me a rec ommendation that Debs' sentence be commuted. But 1 believe there j no application for his pardon efor the department now. However, I want to get to the case. The presi dent and I talked it over the other day because it is interesting and he wants information on it, too." He pasned, a little look of worry crossed his face and lie said; ".Since I ceased practicing for my myself and began practicing for the government 'I've overstrained my eyes." Here he placed his right hand for a moment over the throbbing blue-gray optics "but I do want to get at this case Sunday after break fast. They are getting the papers together fofc me now." "So1," said' one. of the reporters," you have no bias in the matter?" No bias," responded the attorney general. "You Never Can Tell." As I was telling you. you never can tell how your political notables are going to pan out. This ouq panned altogether different to what I 'expected, and much more human than I dreamed he would. I had my little stage all set to bring on for your attention kind or otherwise an kisirutable sort of man's .figure perhaps almost sinister and I was go ing to try to annalyze for you a mtnd skillful and may be devious. And now it turns out to be just a plain, straightaway report by, a plain reporter. The question it leaves open: "Is the real Harry Daugherty the don t know anvthing about it might be and it might not be." Playing safe, thought I. and not like it. ' Aroused by Questions. ' JJut the question about Debs bless the reporter who asked it got a rise out of him, literally, for he rose and began to pace the room, talking the while eagerly and thrusting his hands deep into his trousers pockets. His voice became firm and -confident and the tone deepened as did, his color. But I cannot speculate more for there must be crowded into this piece a bit about his aspect. Round head, baldish; big cars, amall gray-blue or blue-gray eyes; plump cheeks; a mouth to eat with and a hand to get on in the world with quick moving and higorous, I mean. On the whole, at tolerant, shrewd, good-natured face. He does not look his 61 years by 10 good years. A double watch chain crossed his bay window. ' I have linked him, up with Gene Debs. Here is another whimscy The day he took, before Mr. Justice Day, his solemn oath of office an oath that perhaps lays upon him a heavier burden of responsibility as a man of honor and a patriotic man than the oath of office lays upon any other official in the , land Lillian Russell marched ,up and kissed him on the cheek. ( But, at that, I don't think there is going to me much emotionalism in the attorney general's administration, for he said, "I am not going to bring any suits from now on which my cabinet as I call mv assistants "don't agree should be broueht." Two Prisoners From Omaha Are Granted Paroles Mor- Abbie Hailey and Fred tenson Given Freedom Nine Others Who Apply Are Denied.''." Lincoln, March 19. (Special.) Eight paroles out of 37 "applications were granted today by the State Board of Pardons ' and Paroles fol lowing the second hearing ofjapplica- Real "Snake Juice" Puts Pep in Pepless, - Chicago Dealers Say ! ii r itr i V 1 1 i i i .ii ; 'TYLER 3000 iiiiiiiii 1 1 1 1 im. i hi i ' 1 1 ii ii in Chirms Trlbunr-OmalNi Bee Irnnd Wlrr. Chicago, March 19. Charles Giiitl volas, an amateur' manufacturerof hootch, does not believe in substi tute?. His idea of hard liquor was something containing real, poison, a subtle kicK and something that the drinker covldr visualize Therefore hi evolved what he called "snake juice" and that was exactly what Jt was. In the bottom of his jugs ana jars, he. placed a dead snake. Dry agents raided his distillery last night and iound thrce-fejot snakes coilcdf in the bottom of the recepti cles." Gindvolas was! much hurt by i the ram and expostulated with the i olTiccts-. ' , Why that snal'p whisky, is What : , ,- ,-, , r iniakes the world -go round," he de- Out of 13 applications hied fordaR,d ; ;m ircd -toBe.That Dyuglas" county prisoners two pa-1 booze make-; a man q.60 feel and loles were granted, nine were denied I act like a k?o in short pants. It puts and action on two was deferred. N i I'P i" prplfss; I "gave 'a shot , 6t it to a pot rabbrt, and it went out nuulc ninvy. civn,K unc u ,. ... , ;,h kU,W years for grand larceny, and Fred Mortcnson, serving one to seven years tor embezzlement, were tne two Douglas county prisoners grant ed paroles. ' ; " Action was deferred o the appli cation of Geofgc Ilaller, serving one to seven years for grand larceny, and Earl Clapper, serving one to five years for passing no fund checks. Douglas county .applications de nied follow: . James Sinclairv&iand larceny, oive to seven; Peter ,lorningriam, grand larceny, one. to seven John Smith., grand larceny, one to'seven; Grady Hord, forgery, one to 0t Karl Kline, receiving stolen automobile, rone to 10; Harry Saunders, breaking and entering, one to 10; George Walsh, grand larceny, one tox 10; 'Qrville Malone, automobile stealing, one to seven, and Edward J. Ryan, automo bile stealing,,oue to 10. Orchard & Wil helm Co. SIXTEENTH AND HOWARD STREETS - Fine Dining Furniture At the Lowest Price for Many Seasons , Daniels Looking For -Journalisnl Pointers Washington, March 9. Josephus Daniels, editor of the Raleigh (N. C.) News and Observer, a democrat ic daily newspaper, arrived in Wash ington today on an assignment, from lyls own newspaper. Mr. Daniels, who has been out 6f practice in news paper article writing for eight years," says he is going to go around with some of the old Washington sorro sondents to see how thci boys get t!ic stuff to write about. List night Editor anildfe said that ho thought the navy ought to be in- ; teresting to write abnut for his paper and -this morning he '"horned" in with the jiewspapcr boys when they went-to Secretary Donby's confer- j ence. ' Our entire stock of dining furniture has ben radically reduced inprice to. meet lower costs.- If you need dining fur-y niture, now is certainly the time to chooge, for instance v, n v "v . , - Massive j72-inch Old English Oak Buffet with poly chrome decoration, as illustrated, . . .$165.00 or a similar type at. . .' . . , 8148.00 45x56 Oblong Extension Table to match, $98.00 Tapestry Slip Seat Chairs to match, each, $19,50 See' Our Waxed Oak Buffets at $29.50 to $33.00 Lloyd Baby Carriages New Models on Display. rnVKKTlSKMBNT AD" IIRTISKMFAT Heat of Red Pcj Breaks Chest Colds ppere -v . A large variety of styles, sizes and finishes afford r i ample selection for those who have fine babies needing 2 , fine carriages. There is no better time than "now" to ! make a choice. Prices from . ! 35.00 to 68.00 Ease your tight, aching chest. Stop the pain. Break up the i.ongcs tion. Feel a bad cold loosen up in just a short time. "Red .Pepper Rub" is the cold remedy that brings the quickest re lief.t cannot hurt you and it cer tainty seems to end the tightness and drive the congestion and soreness right put. . V Whenjrcat penetrates rigfit dowrc into colds, congestion, aching mus cles and sore, stiff joints, relief comes Charge ac counts riith outdil-iown patrons solicited 1417 Douglas Street at once. Nothing has 'such concen trated penetrating heat as red pep pers. The moment you apply Red Pepper Rub for colds, backache, sore muscles. Stiff neck, lumbago, or the pains of rheumatism or neuritis, you feel the tingling, heat. In three minutes the . congested spot ij warmed through and through. When you are suffering so you can hardly get about, jtrst get a jar of Rowles Red Pepper Rub. made frorn red peppers, at any drug store. Yo will have the quickest relief known, Charge counts Tvith . out-oj-ioxan patrons solicited Oriole Go-Baskets In grey furiied and natural finish. Most compact car riage for little folks made. Prices aoi nn eoi en o" aa anA ?A Ail ?ms.jjy ipx,uv) p4.vrv pvw Get a McDougal Cabinet ADVERTISEMENT Schmidt, 35, professor of Hebrew a Rethel thcolocical seminary here. .ied at a local hospital after a brief hjar. ..lness today. From 19(iS to 1918 he wa pres -aent of Adelphia college, S?atth'. Wash. He held an honorary prize holrn for his translation into Swedish'! it means ev TAKE ON THE AIR OF SPRING Say "Good Bye" to Winter! Duds and the Disease Germs They Have Gathered Up. "Well, how do you like your first sniff of Spring? It's in the air. It's obstructed and delayed once in a while ny a colder or wetter day but just the same the season for light clothes and balmy skies is knocking for admittance. That's the signal for you. Get your spring clothes in shape.- Get . your spring hats in shape. Let j Dresher Brothers, the immense Dry Cleaners and Dyers, at 2217 Farnam St., clean, press, remodel and repair all of the clothes of all the Men, Women and Children in your household. Let Dreshers clean and block the Straw and Panama hats you are going to wear. And, last but not least, let Dreshers immediately clean your Rugs, your Lace Curtains, your Pil lows. Blankets, Comforters and Portieres. This is more important than you would imagine. Home j furnishings of this sprt invite dis ease germs during the winter when the air is stuffy inside-- of one's home. Better have Dreshers go through all of these items card- fully. Know that your home fur nishings are clean. Oh, they'll be j so Wonderfully clean when you get them back home. Have all the fur- j nishings cleaned so that they will be ready for use just as you com plete your Spring Housecleaning. It will prove the best health insur ance you ve ever provided. And Dreshers bave certainly made (matters handy for you. You can sit right down in your home and phone Tyler 0345 (or phone South 0050 if you live on the.1 South Side), and a Dresher man will speed to your door for the goods you want cleaned.' Or, if you like you may talk to the "per son at the desk" at the Dresher Plant, 2211-2217 Farnam -St. at Dresher, The Tailom 1515 Farnam St., or at one of the Dresher Branches in the Burgess-Nash or Brandeis Stores, and at the Dresher South Side Branch, 2th and L' Sts. Oh, yes. Your Automobile too. Dreshers Van clean its upholsterjf wonderfully. Just drive it to the plant and leave it for a day. . Note how beautiful and crisp the up holstery will look when you get the Open Until 7 O'Clock Satur day Evenings Open Until 7 Ojloclt Satur day Evenings , TBBfSl' VIM" n ' yip - f Hl iPT , - Arc a thousand steps an hour extra in the kitchen and that tired feeling worth the few cents a day you "save" by doing with out? a McDougall? Into McDougall Cabinets are built all of the really useful, convenient features of the day. They are cabinets made to serve you steadfastly to save you toil and hours. Prices: 46l00, 58.00 68.00 -and up v Terms on Kitchen Cabinets, $5.00 Cash and $5.00 Per Month ' Porcelain Top Kitchen Table, extra value," 12.50 if- . II A Comprehensive Showing of Panel Lace Panel Lace is not only suitable for the treatment of the formal wjndows of , your home, but figured against good curtains or, curtain materials,-it is not expensive. Questions a to its use will be gladly answered by any of our experienced drapery folk, who will give you a sketch book showing panel lace adapted to a number of t windows. . ' It is obviously .a great advantage to have the curtains of a room hang with equal fullness, regardless of the size " or shape of the windows. This can positively be ac complished with panel lace, because you cut same, using the number of panels sufficient for each window. Weaves shown Monday will include Filet, Voile, Fancy Net, Madras, and Duchess in many mos,t excel lent designs. Prices range from $1.00 to $6.00 per strip. ' ' ILxcelleht Values in Lace Nets Many new and interesting effecte, such as Sampler Patterns, Case . ment Nets and New "Stripes in Ameraux and Filet Weaves from rer Sard, SI .00 to $3.75. 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