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THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 192J
iWomah, Cobbler
Rout 3 Robbers:
One Drops $20
Shoe Man, Wounded in Thigh,
Beata Off Banditi With
Hammer Landlady
Conquest Thief.
Three robbers were routed Tues
day night by their intended victims.
Joe Vodicka, j, i cobbler, was
just doting his shop tt 6103 South
Twenty-first street, when two
youths entered and asked for a pair
ol shoes they said had been left (or
repiir.
When Vodicka turned his back to
look for the shoes one of the youths
pulled a revolver and yelled, "Hands
up!
The cobbler turned, picked up a
hammer and assailed the robbers.
They fired a shot and fled. The bul
let entered Vodicka s right thigh.
'Che wound was dressed at South
Side police station.
A man appeared at the rooming
house conducted by Mrs. Margaret
Decker at 1711 & Leavenworth
street Tuesday afternoon, rented, a
room and offered a $20 bill in pay
ment. While she was making change lie
struck her on the head and tried to
i oli her. She fought and screamed
and other roomers came to her
assistance.
The thief fled and later the $20
hill belonging to him was found on
the floor.
Tax on Gasoline
Nonpartisan Law
Governor Replies to Last of
Political Critics Collection
Costs Arizona $1,000.
Lincoln, Jan. 4. (Special.)
While Arthur G. Wray and . Abe
Sorenson, Nonpartisan league lead
ers, have been telling the people
of Nebraska that the proposed gaso
line tax was unfair and unjust and
threatening to circulate referendum
petitions against it in the event the
, legislature imposed the tax, Gover
nor McKelvie wrote to Governor
R. A. Nestos of North Dakota. He
received word from the North Da
kota governor that a Nonpartisan
league legislature passed a gasoline
lax law, and held the gasoline . tax
up as one of, its .-methods of reliev
ing the farmer from high taxation
on farm property. .
" "That is the last straw to the op
position," Governor McKelvie said.
"First the democrats ; criticized it
and it was shown that the gasoline
tax is looked upon as one of the
most just and popular taxes ever im
posed in certain democratic states.
And, today we. learn, the Nonparti-
san leaguers .in 1 North Dakota had
s'uch a tax." v
Governor McKelvie '. received a
telegram from Governor Thomas E.
Campbell of Arizona, who stated
i hat the total expense of -collecting
a gasoline tax in that state . was
SI. 000 a year, and the total receipts
$160,000 a year.
Union Pacific Head
Addresses Farmers
Lincoln, Jan. 4. Carl R. Gray,
president of the Union Pacific rail
road, was among the visitors at the
meetings of organized agriculture
here today. Hp was accompanied
by Frank M. Myers, and J. C. Gil
tan, also members of the agricultural
1 committee of the Omaha Chamber
of Commerce, and by John V.
WVlsh. Another Omahan present is
IT. F. Mcintosh. . .. ...
The reduction in- railroad rates on
farm "products was discussed by Mr.
Gray in a brief address at a mass
meeting of farmers this afternoon.
He stated the cut would range from
UVi to 22Yi per cent, but that no
other industry thaji agriculture could
expect a reduction.
Mr., Gray likened farming to early
day- railroading,- when no cost sys
tem was in -use and when, . though a
sain might be made on one class of
business .most of this-would be lost
on another. He told of one farmer
vho had an' income of $1,500 vyear.
When this was analyzed he found
that in return for a third of his time
t and material he made' -an income of
$4,000. In return for two-thirds of
his time and material, he lost $2,500.
Kansas City Police
Free Stock Salesman
- . - -I.incoln,Jan.
.4. (Special.) Perry
' " " Anthony stock salesman,' charged
with obtaining $6,000 from a Lincoln
.' widow by false pretenses, convinced
ihe Kansas City police that he was
the man -Diogenes' wore out dozens
of lanterns looking for and as a re
sult he was ireed trom tail, accord
ing to State Sheriff Gus Hyers.
' Perry was arrested Saturday at
Tuuction City Kan., upon request of
Hyers. Janction City police told
" Hyers they would take him as far as
Kansas City so Hyers sent a depnty
after .Anthony. -,-.
'' Upon the deputy's arrival he was
told .that Anthony made such assur
ances to the Kansas City police that
he wbuld come to Lincoln to face
charges without the expense of an
-' "officer accompanying him that they
'r .' believed him and took him to the
Union station and put him on a Lin-
' : "That's the story they told my
deputy." Hyers said. "The only
troubieVith it. is. Anthony hasn't
shown up. as yet"-
, Retail Associations Mav
1 Testify in Federal Probe
I.- , . .
wasntngion. jan-. . .Associations
of jetail merchants may be given
hearings before tb Department cf
. Justice in connection with the gov
ernment's investigation . ofv retail
l "V rated yesterday by Attorney General
Daugherty. ; . '
. Requests from tnauv of these ss
";.$ , ssociations for a hearing have been
. received, Mr. Daugherty said, adding
that he would profcablv efve the rep-
" resentaiives of several cf them ant
Bank Cashier Picks
Omahan as Robber
Joe Buckley was identified yes
terday in Central police court by J.
C Barker, cashier of the PUgah (la.)
bank as one of the five bandits who
held up the bank the morning of
December 23 and made their escape
with about $5,000.
Buckley was arrested Tuesday
bv Detectives Heller and Various at
1502 North Twenty-eighth street,
and turned over to Council Bluffs of
ficers. The.; prisoners asked to be
taken to the Central police 'station
before going to Council Bluffs.
When he was taken there he an
nounced he would not cross the river
without extradition papers. :
Cashier Barker picked Buckley
out of i group of 11 men lined up
before him at the police station.
Iowa officers have taken steps to
get extradition papers to take Buck
ley to Iowa. .
Rates Protested
by Traffic Bureau
. -
Complaints Filed Against
Sugar and Roofing Ma '
trials Tariffs.
; -
C. E. Childe. inanaaer of the traffic
bureau of the Omaha Chamber of
Commerce, filed a complaint with
the Interstate Commerce commission
vestcrdav. attacking the rates on
sugar from New Orleans to Chicago,
New York and St. Louis.
Some time ago the rates on sugar
from New Orleans to .Chicago and
St Louis were reduced, but the new
rates were suspended when , com
plaints were filed by eastern and
western cities. Omaha complained
because the reduced rates into bt.
Louis were not fair to other cities of
the Missouri valley.
A protest was also filed against the
proposed raise of 6 cents per 100
pounds on roofing materials, which
the railroads have ordered to be
come effective January IS. The
traffic bureau asks that this increased
rate be suspended.
The protests on both items are im.-
oortant because of the vast amount
of sugar and roofing material shipped
into Omaha annually. A decrease in
rates will mean the savings of thou
sands of dollars. ..
Boy Dies of Injury
Received in Scuffle
Three Youths Implicated Re-
' leased on Bonds Inquest
to Be Held Today.
. Willie Engelke, 12, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Engelke, 2462 South
Seventeenth street, died in- St. Jo
seph hospital yesterday morning at
9, from an attack of peritonitis, said
to be the result of injuries sustained
while scuffling.
- Last Friday the boy's mother sent
him to . a. doughnut shop at Eight
eenth and Bancroft streets on an ex
rand and while there, three youths,
Carl Belding, 1415 Jefferson street;
Paul Elsfelder, 4740 South Fifteenth
street, and ' Sam Sadoris, 2123 1-2
Leavenwdrth street, employed as
bakers, engaged in a playful scuffle
with the lad. ,
When he returned home, he com
plained of a pain in his chest. This
rapidly developed into peritonitis.
The three youths were arrested in
connection with the affair and were
released' on' bonds of $1;500 each; ,
An inquest into the lad's ' death
will be held this morning at ,the
Brailey and Dorrance' morgue.
Lower Hay and Grain Rates
to Be Effective January. 7
New York. Jan. 4. Railway traffic-officials
stated yesterday that the
6V, nrr rent freight rate reduction
on hav and grain products for trans-!
mississippi territory would be effec-L
tive January 7. -.The new rate way
ordered last montn by tne interstate
Commerce commission."
..The hay and grain reduction al
ready has been effected by the Santa
F and Union Pacific railroads.
While' governmental authorities esti
mated shippers would save $93,000.-
tifil) ny this reduction, traitic execu
tive? of the roads estimate that the
saving will be ' between $75,000,000
and $80,000,000.
Harvest Ice at:Ord
Ord, ' Neb., Jan. 4. (Special.)
Preparations are under way far the
annual ice harvest in which .there is
much interest this year on r.ccpunt
of the shortage last year -and the
high price charged for imported ice.
Study
your
skin
Ben touscResinol
Soap and Ointment
and watch results.
These whofescae isis
preserve odc.'Js
' Tlesinol treatment,
is ideal for babys skin
re:
ooHiinq nd Hudinq .
EMPRESS
NEW VAUDEVILLE SHOW TODAY
WmTCKGAltDCN POUR. "A Treat
( Hanaaar:" WILLS GILBERT
CO, Tl. Maske Frvlic;", CEOUCI
HOWARD, -Late W ZicfU SW."
FISHER A LLOYD. -Two Saeaee T
RwM Cr;" F iti.hu Attract m. "A
VIRGINIA COURTSHIP." Faatarhf
May McAjr.
Girl Robbed in
Fremont Station
Series of Misfortunes Accom
panying Visit of Blair Girl
to Grandmother's, Home.
Fremont,',Xeb., Jan. 4. (Special.)
Pretty Mable Beedle. 20. of Blair,
tame, to Fremont to visit her grand
mother, accompanied by her father,
who continued to Omaha. l'apa
Beedle gaye Mable . a couple of dol
lars,' expecting his daughter to par
take of grandmother's hospitality. "
The grandmother' was not at
home and ,Mable returited to , the
station to' take a train for home.
She had $1.35. in cash for her tick
et, but the 'last train had departed.
With no .money to secure lodging
for the night and 'still have money
for a ticket, , she. curled up on a
bench at,, the station and fell asleep.
When she awoke "some. hours lat
er her money, handbag and few be
longings .in' a' suitcase had' been stol
en. The police; were informed and in
a roundup three men giving their
names as Ed Robbins, John Daugh
erty and Harry Carpenter, all of
Omaha, wore arrested on drunken
ness charges. The police allege that
the stolen possessions, valued at
about twenty dollars, were found on
Daugherty. His pals were fined for
being drunk. Daugherty is being held
on a petty larceny charge. City of
ficials contributed a ticket to .Blair
for Miss Beedle. . .
President' Does Not Think
Hays. Will Enter Movies
Washington.' Jan. 4. Thought re
ports that Postmaster General Hays
may take direction of a' motion pic
ture producers . organization - have
come to President -Harding, it was
indicated yesterday he did not think
Mr. Hays intended to leave the office.
The postmaster general, it was said,
has never discussed with the presi
dent the possibility of resigning.
ADVERTISEMENT.
' HERMAN KURTZTISCH,
' ', '. Milwaukee, Wis. .
''When it comes to "eating, working
and sleeping I'm like a different man
from what I was a short time ago,"
said Her'man Kurtztisch, , 406 1-2
.-'Morris Place, Milwaukee, with the
-Northwestern Life Insurance Co., iii
'relating his experience with Taijlac.
. "My whole ' system was about to
"give way as a "result of two . years'
constant suffering from stomach
trouble and I was so run ldownand
worn out I was .hardly able to
work. : I actually dreaded to eat, as
after every meal I suffered so' ter
ribly-from heartburn, and I was so
nervous I got little-rest dav".or night.
v"If -it hadn't been for f anlac I'm
vfirmly convinced. I would' have had
to resign-my; place; fit came to my
aid in the nick of 4ime and I am
strong for it. Tanlac was worth at
least SO times what it cost me."
Tanlac is sold in Omaha by the
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
and by leading druggists everywhere.
CXICUU ' THE BEST IM VAUDEVILLE
Mitinw Dally 2ilg Every Night 8:15
Ceorgi WHITING
and
Sadia BURT
"INDOOR
SPORTS"
Gtorgi Damaral, Myrtle Vail Co.
RAY and EMMA DEAN
Sam Adam and 1. P. Griffith
Michon Brothen
MAURICE DIAMOND and .
HELEN McMAHON
Tepica ( tha Day; Ansa's Fable;
Path Niwi.
Matiaaea 15c to 50c; some 75c and, $1
Sat. and Sua. Nifhta 15c to $1; adkne'
11.28 Sat, and Sun.
Automobile Number 850 Wins
Two Free Tickets Today.
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Former State Senator
Dies at Salt Lake Gty
Fremont, Neb, Jan. 4. (Special.)
John Dcrn, former state tenstor
and Dodge county pioneer, died at
Salt Lake City, lie was born in
Germany, coming to America at the
oge of 15. Four years later he was
farming in Dodge county in the, year
1854 and shortly after purchased a
farm on Maple creek. In 1880 he
went into the lumber, grain and live
ArtYcaCcripoUd?
JiutTirTkb
Thousands of constipated
paopla have tntlraly ovtrcom)
thtir ailmant by following, the
advice of those who racomnicod
Diluin. ThM harmleas Uttla
tablet sv made la exact casv
formhjr with the famous pra
criptloa for this particular
ailmaot. .-
Yoa must understand that
DiUxln fivts oatursl action. It
is sn effective liver regulator
and not a purge. It adjusts the
intestinal tract to a normal and
healthy state. The regular use
of Dilaxin overcomes constipa
tion -and these or any other
laxatives ' may be 'entirely
abandoned.
If you are troubled with con
stipation give Dilaxin an honest
trrout. ft will prove effective.
All druggists the world over are
now selling Dilaxin at fifty cants
for forty tablets. Get your box
today.
Sole Distributor, MarmolaCo.,
37 Garfield Bldg. Detroit, Mich,
1 orncc or .
'jJLIUS.K. JOHNSON.V
- " MANA6INC OmcCTOH.
.We'are presentlagVaew pjt'tlirHlilto
tatting' SotjJatt "19 w 3treetu
' : ' It'risisuggsted by;olaevrevot6rsii&a.twoj8tori0a
Tlrmly cUiffls nato'for thia'dpaoatic
tritnnphr itTthat it is a motion picture on Aioh IteaGriffith
haa'beenjrorlcing aiaoethe prodactim.of.J
Veat" you tired of aeeing tie aame time worn
old'charaotora? Hare ia soaa thing now. Gypey Fair with the
lyrieal body, dancing, every pulse of her body alnging with'
-Joy, 1 character you ha-re neTBr seen boforo, and James "Spite."
UsFadden and Billy his brother, all people new to the .stage
and screen, mysterious, alluring and absolutely different
frca start Jtof lniahe "
I . sTliloBd it'andrwd Snow you will'lite it "and
feel" that' you haveseen scnething more than a motion picture
ANSWER TH ESE
QUESTIONS
What good is Minnesota to ,
Ornaha? What help is Idaho to
Omaha? What benefit is Clo-
Jrado to Omaha? Answer these,
questions to your own con--science.
Then, put on your hat,
and go over to the Table Sup
ply, Sommer Bros., or,-' Louis
Sommer's Stores, and see Hun
fcrford's Dawes Ceuaty. (Ne
braska) Potatoes on special
sale there at $1.39 per bushel,
delivered to;your.home. '-'Then,
. if you find them the. nicest po-
tatoyou have seen on the.-
' Omaha market, patronize the :
NEBRASKA FARMER who
really MEANS SOMETHING
TO OMAHA by - ordering as ,
many as you can use:
Hotel Rome
NO DANCE
THURSDAY
Account ef
IMPLEMENT DEALERS'
CONVENTION
BIG PARTY
SATURDAY
Evening
Ccatoal lafersnal '
ROME MILLER
jtoik bukinos Kt Sc-tibr, and Um
at Fremont and lioopcr. He a
one of the founder t of the Hooper
State bank and very prominent i0
democratic circles. lie served a
state, senator and was county treat
urrr for two terms.
While county treasurer he secured
control of the Mercur gold Mine at
Mcrcur, Utah, and at the expiration
of his term moved to that state. Mr.
Dern was a member of the state cap
ital commission in Utah end hrl
charge of the construction of their
new capital. He was also a trustee
Nnr
All
WNk
Boy"
Also Show Inf
Chief Silvertongue, : Tenor
Scinic Cemedy KiaOfrials
Bee Want Ads. Produce" Results; !
OMAHA S
FOREMOST PHOTOPLAY HOUSE
tV a fuA
Uufhter
time) fW
again! J
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'l5T.H6VD0U6LAS '
OAAHA.
Sixfterely,
Malt,
av-aa
Now and All. Week
"The Little
rvlinister"
With
BETTY GOMPSON
... Feature
11:15 1:00
4:15 6;15T
10 P.M.
I y '
ENTIRE CHANCE OF SHOW TODAY
MAY McAVOY, "Wonder Giri"
In "A VIRGINIA COURTSHIP"
- A Moslem Lot Story Om
An OM Plantation ia the Sua-'
nySoatk." . ' ; ;
Next Friday Night
BIG MASK CARNIVAL
LADIES 25 GENTS
PRIZES
ROSELAND GARDEN
16th and DoufUs i.
of the sute university. 1 1 affilia
tions with the universitiy attracted
him to a recent football game, wherd
he was suddenly stricken whiht
ciireriug ior tne .n cicvcn.
Hce Want Ads are the best busi
ness boosters.
TODAY
ALL
WEEK
Matiaoa Saturday
rn ROBERT B. n
EVJ A NT EL D-
1 AND
GENEVIEVE HAMPER
Tonight "Hamlet"
Frid-y "Macbeth"
Sat Mat "Merchant of
Venica"
Sat Eve. "Julius Caesar"
Ivoalat, SOc-$I .OO-SI BO aad SIM
Wad. and Sat. Mats, SO 11.00, IM
TJireo CaU Nifbt. l' 4 ffl
THE OUTSTANDING STAGE EVENT
' OF THE SEASON
Tke, Supreme Mistress
of Her Art . "
in the Nation-Wide
Comedy Triumph
"Smilin' Through"
DDIPrCi Evsnlnts, SOc to S3.00
rnlv"i Sit. MaU BOe to 1 2. SO
MAIL ORDERS NOW ,
SEATS MONDAY, JAN. t, 10 A. M.
J,'
LAST TIMES TOMORROW
TOM MIX
; In "TRAILIN' "
' , ' SATURDAY '' '
'The ' Birth of a Nation"
n
iV-J VaudevUle
V
fnf7tt'i 2.15 3:30
ejjrtWI s a:oo P. M
The Story of a Girl Who
Hated to Grow Up.
The Man with, a
TKoiuajul Tacef.
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"Sriooky"
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STARTS SATURDAY
D. 17. Griffith's
Eighth Wonder of the Worid
NEVER HAS BEEN EQUALED
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Shows wilt start at
11V 1, 3, 5; 7, 9 o'clock
. i 1 . 11S 111 i .....
Thousands Have Neyer Seen it ,
f Thousands" Will See It Again.
Tha Oasaka Be is pro
; seating its raoeWrs
with aa unsurpassed -Sport
Paf all ta
news ia the world f
sport.
MWut1 .' .' tomorrow - - ft'
11 fT:;$S)o' 1
1 'S 4 PH0N0GRAPH up'
'pl''cl''', "
THREE, DAYS
MORE
, the undrworldTwh3
bmfilpH tkaf all rln-mJri
were Jus r but Who
Justice of thcliw '
The Wonder Monkey
in "la$6r lost"
' "OMAHA'S FUN CENTER"
IVrl0P27l M" "d Nile Toaay
Goad RasVd S.ata SO
START THE KtW YEAR lAUGHINQ--60( Stl
cooper's BIG JAMBOREE burusk
With Bnrleik' Fswllt CtsuHlaa
Frank Hunter JUi'w7?'' town
MORE LAUGHS THAN QUAKER HAS OATS
2t GIRLS WHO CAN SINS AND DANCE
Ladies' Ticket., ISc-30c Every Week Day
SU. MtL-lYk. : Jean Bedinl't "BtrRst Time" inewl
opportunity to be heard.
