THE PEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. APRIL 15. 1922.
House and Senate
Are Far Apart on
Tariff Measure
Ju!;c Crrfii of I0w, Who
Will He One of Conferee,
Will Wmk for Ijriy
Agreement.
By E. C. SNYDER.
H..1.I mn4m Oawaa Km,
Nashmsion, April M (Sxrctt
lilrgfim ) Ncnv iliol thr unit bill
i, in thp tisiit ami unit rxprrtt
lc tut a dunce 1 J K'i over
Ml ilrm by Ht-iti (H lungr b.
lrrn Hie rnjte aiil huite mrs
uit Ij. route mote pronouneH. A
iAinpariMin .( the 1 valorem dutiri
j the mute lull with tlio.e of the
I'iMt-c liuaine I. .iMiifttlut tlllllllllt
t wmg to the f j t that while lhoe
in (he ki-iMte lull are tstmutcd nn
ii.e (oinun atii4tiun the home hill
iMinniipUiri mi Anifiif4ii vatim
limi. I he upeciiie dutirs in the
.rtuir tiiil, a. a rule, are uicJ.
Jn!ge rrrn ci Iowa, faiikiiiii
iiirmhir ol the m1 nun.
loiiiitiillrr, in a ilo.f and iiiiiuk
ing cotnjiarooti ot the hou.e ti! to
the ctute incisure, md today:
Differ on Crockery.
''Tlie duty on ominwn cimkery
is 51 rr i nit ad 4lun-111. and tin
1 liiiu i per cent ad valorem in the
miuic loll, while in the luiie bill
the rale are 'H rr cent and 40
per cent on thr Atnrritjn valuation.
111 IMC 1111 lit! 1I1( IIU'V lilt: liliill bull"
Miifiiont iiureae i in ttulrry, in
iltiding cinr and razor, The
wood nrheiliile it not e'titially
chatiged, nor i t lie ug,w krhedule.
1 he rate on wrapper tobacco it
raited. Nearly all the specific dutiei
on agricultural products arc raited.
The duties on freh beet and veal is
3 1-2 cent instead of 2 rents per
pound; on freh mutton, 2 1-2 cents
instead of 1 1-4 cent; on lamb. S
cents instead of 2 cents, l'.gg are
iafcd from ( cents to 8 cents per
doien; oats from 10 cents per bushel
to 15 cents per bushel; wheat from
25 cents to 30 cents; rye from 10
cents to 15 cents; and flour from 50
i.ni to Jj cents r 0O pound.
IN adliiwn t thf duties or) whtst
and I lour, la in mm ,4 r. mnulv
nnpectsury. Tin duties on bn.
viurt anq lomaioct art ii0
ri.ei Htdes wer tn th iftt bu
ir tht lou. till. Th nt bill
farrtrt rate of 2 cents per pound
...Mi aim (Kill J'r f jraunq
upon diied, with compensating duttri
. . L. J j 1
vn Kinrr ant) RianuUCturCS 01
(rather. lh opponents Of the duty
cla.ni, that thu will jnrreae the
pines of shoe and harness and that
the paikers will riot pay any higher
rate lor the live animals.
Eaptctt Higher Wool Fat.
"The rate on wool is estimated in
so much different manner from
tM of th hou.e bill that it is very
duiitult to tompare, but in my
judgment it will reuH in a some,
what higher rate than it provided by
the hou.e bill and the teut is an
improvement 011 the plan of the muc
bill. The wool schedule has been
aliuo.t entirely rewritten. The rates
on nearlv all the wool fabrics ap.
pear to have been raised from .lie
hou.e rates. The silk schedule, uk
rug into consideration the change in
the tem of valuation, is not great
v changed although tome of the
duties aie raised,
It It... h.it mtiniinrtt titi mntf
members that the house will never
marm A tf'ti.1110 Irmn Atnr!fl
to foreign valuation, but I have al
ways considered that the mam dc-
art lit Iiaika Kill nn i tt in
taking the American valuation as its
baiis. it has teemed to many that
I.. Wislsi j Isasi wtitt.l K assu aK.
tain, but the report of an investigate
in k conimiuce, 1114'ic 10 inc .cniiun,
showed jut the contrary, and its
ue resuiteq in tue imposition 01
hind ftntir. in tnaiw ram thin
were really intended to be imposed.
In fact, the objections are to numer
ilia. itii.w finnni Kj &tatt in an
ordinary interview. The senate plan
.mliA.i.lnir fit nrct(n. M rnllirt
the duty rate to be estimated upon the
American selling price insieaa 01 me
lAiaH vnliialinn in ra.pt whre hfi
finds that an industry in this country
is likely to be injured, will, in my
opinion, give all of the benefits of
the American vatuation plan with
out its impracticable features.
Says Haste Is urgent.
nTIi lutein. interests of the
country are rightly demanding not
only that they should cease to be
Easter Specials
Follow the Beaton Path
PHOTO DEPT.
Films developed Free when
prints are ordered. Framing
and enlarging a specialty.
CIGARETTES
SATURDAY
Camels. 2 for 25d
Cartons ..$1.25
As many as you want. All
others at Special Prices.
CIGARS
Some real money savers: .
can't be beaten. '
20e Mozart, Corona size.
2 for 2A
Box of 50 S4.25
15c Rothenberg Vanderbilt,
each 10
Box of 50 S4.25
15c Harvester, Favorita,
2 for 15
Box of 50 $3.25
10c Musina 5
Box of 50 S2.50
Add 5c per carton or box on
mail orders for postage and
packing.
DRUG WANTS
25c Carter's Little Liver Pills
for 16
HOC Bromo Seltzer 22
25c Sulphur and Cream Tartar
Lozenges 17
70c Sal Hepatica .45
Imported Oil Lemon Soap,
3 cakes for 25
$1.00 1-pin.t Imported Olive Oil
per pint . . . . 69
60c Doan's Kidney Pills.. 43
15c Venida Hair Nets,
2 for 25
10c Elona Hair Nets,
per dozen 50
$1.10 S. S. S. 84
$1.25 Lyko Tonic ... 98
$1.00 Grant's Vita-Vim Tablets
for 69
Nature's Remedy Tablets
for.... 17 35 and 68
75c Milk's Emulsion 48
Help eliminate the rat pest
by using BurnUmUp Rat
Slayer, box .85
10c Wanous Shampoo Bags,
4 for ....25
30c Mentholatum .17
$1.15 Swamp-Root 89
30c Laxative Bromo Quinine
for 22
Auto Strop Razor with Strop
and Blades 89
$1.00 Auto Strop Blades
for .....65
$1.00 Gillette Blades.. 79
$1.00 Gillette Razors and
Blades 69
RUBBER GOODS
2-qt. Velvet Red Rubber Com
bination Fountain Syringe
and Water Bottle. . .$1.45
2-qt. Velvet Red Rubber Water
Bottle for 89
15c Sterno Canned Heat.. 8
TOILET ARTICLES AND
SUNDRIES
10c Shinola 6
50c Shinola Sets 39
60c Emulsion Cocoanut Oil
for 36
$1.00 Q Ban Hair Tonic. .79
25e Graves- Tooth Powder
for 19
60c D. and R. Cold Cream,
tubes 39
90c Pompeian Massage Cream
for 69
30c Woodbury's Cold Cream
for 23
30c Amolin Powder ....23.
$1.00 Mercolized Wax... 73
50c Goutorbe Liquid Nail
Polish 29
49c Jergen's Benzoin and -
Almond Lotion 1 39
35c Frostilla 23
$1.00 Pyrocide Tooth Powder
for 76
$5.00 Electric Curling Irons
for $3.49
$5.00 Electric Toasters, $3.49
$1.00 Krank's Lemon Cream
for 73
60c Sempre Giovine (Jovenay)
for 44
30c Colorite 19
$3.00 Hair Clippers, special
for . $1.49
$1.50 Pinaud's Lilac Vegetal
for 98
30c Mavis Talcum. .. .18
50c Non Spi 37
$1.50 Graham's Beauty
Secret, special . . . $1.19
75c Graham's Skin Pure
for 59
$1.00 Lucky Tiger Hair
Tonic 69
$1.00 Youlhcraft, for hair,
for 89
60c Danderine .". 46
60c Parisian Sage Hair
Tonic 48
$1.25 Piver'a Azurea or La
Trefle Face Powder. ,.72
50c Djer Kiss Face Powder
for 33
60c lb. Theatrical Cold
Cream, Beaton's, for. .35
$1.25 Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound 98
$3.75 Horlick's Malted Milk
for ..$2.89
CANDY
$1.00 Allegretti Chocolate
Cream, 1 to 5-lb. boxes,
per lb 69
Huyler's New York Choco
lates, box. up from $1.00
0c Jelly Beans, lb. . . .25
80c Jordon Almonds, lb.49
50c Tooth Brushes.... 25
50c Pebeco Tooth Paste -
for 34
50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste
for 36
50c Orazin Tooth Paste
for 34
12c Jap Crepe Toilet Paper,
per dozen 80
30c Resinol Soap. ...... .21
30c Cuticura Soap. .22
30c Packer's Tar Soap... 19
PERFUMES
$2.00 Djer Kiss Extract,
peroz $1.10
$3.75 Ideal Extract, Houbi-
gant's, per oz. ..$2.10
$1.75 Jickey Extract,
per oz $1.00
MAZDA LAMPS
Note Our New Low Price
15 to 50-Watt.... v....35
60-Watt 40
Fuse Plugs 5
Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention
BEATON DRUG CO.
15th and Farnam Streets
ceuipelUd la operate under the
present low duties ot the Underwood
untf, but that they should, at an
early daie, know under what ran
dittoni they can continue their bu.i.
nets. The demand for early unn
is imperative. I shall be one ol the
conferees between the hou.e and
senate and will do my uuim.t to
bring about an early agreement be.
twecii the two houses when the bill
has pasted tht senate."
Imperial Representative
Plana to L'nter Race Apain
Lincoln, April 4 (Special.)
Representative Fred Koflmeisier f(
Imperial stated today that he prob
ably would be a candidate Ut re
election to the lower houe. Ho(f
meister wai one of the four demo
crat at the tact legislature. He it
mmbrr of the road prche com
mittee appointed at the special r
tion.
Retired Capitalist Killed
When Auto Turns Over
T... ...... ir!. A ..-it ll-Pinii.,!
beneath the wreckage of a heavy tour
ing car when the automobile turned
over while rounding a curve live
miles from San Carlos; and held un
der the machine for over six hours
before aid arrived, C Z. I'rina, rct'icd
SafTord capitalist and finance officer
of the Graham county highway com
mission, was killed late yesterday
afternoon.
Woman Convicted
of Murder Admits
Confession a Fake
Mr. Louie Peete, Sening
Life Sentence, Saj Recent
Statement Made in Hope
of Gaining Freedom.
Las Angeles, April 14. Mrs.
Louise L. IVetc, formerly of Den
ver, now serving a life sentence at
Sjn Queutin prmon for the murdrr
ot Jacob Clurlcs Denton at hit
home here to years aeo. has ad
mitted to investigator that a "con
Ir.sion" made recently by her was
untrue and was based on a hope o(
ficedotti.
Henry Deniiison and Nettie B.
Yaw, deputy sheriffs, brought the
word of her ht statement back
from San iJiuniMi toiUy. It was
ni'lijricd by a similar statement
Iroiu an attoinry who ha been en
g.iirrd in trying to get Mrs. Pcete
a further hearing, either before the
courts or the governor.
The investigators announced lliey
would turn the statement over to
the district attorney, in the belief
tti.t it had beta iutij44 by per
tons who hoped to n it in black
mailing operations directed atainst
the niert mentioned in it There
were two men named, one prom
inent manufacturer formerly of Los
AngeJci and the ether an en-official
of th city administration.
Tht confession said to have been
repudiated was made alter Mrs.
I'eett was committecd to prison. It
told that one of the men named was
infatuated with her and that the
other found them together at mid.
night in the Denton home, where
Mrs. Tcete was employed. Denton
came in at the moment, the said, and
his death by shooting followed in
tht subsequent quarrel
Martin Betk Re-LIcrted
Head of Orpheura Circuit
Chicago. April 14-The executive
committee of the Orpheutn circuit,
at lit annual meeting unanimously
re elected Martin Heck head of the
organiration, Thut many rumors
werf . ?ct. The vaudeville
world had been told of late that Berk
would resign his leadership to rest
for a ear. after which he wouli. de
vote his attention to his extensive
list of theatrical and other proper
ties, Though the Orpheuni has trans
(wed us headquarter! to Chicago,
Hck will retain hit office in New
lork.
Giant Airplanes
to Start Trans-U.S.
Service Shortly
Hditb Rockefeller McCortnick
Announce Plane to Cot
$2,000,000 Will Carry
SMI Pa.senger Laclt.
Chicago, April 14 A tegular
schedulej fl)iug service between
New York and CliUauo has been
planned and will be inaugurated
soon, to be followed shortly there
after by transcontinental passenger
service. Mrs. 1,'diih Koikefeller Mc
Cor in jrk announced today.
The New York-Chicago service is
expected to ecllp.e all previous rec
ords, Mrs. Mctormick said, with a
10-hour schedule and rates as reason
able as those on the het ttansconti
iient.il trains,
1 he proposed planes would cit
$2.0u0,(M0 each and would carry Mt)
passengers and .5.itHJ pounds of
freight, according to the plans Mrs.
McCormick announced. W hen com
piled they will excel those now in
use in F.urope in capacity, appoint
ment ana comiort.
Total Victim in Gentian
Mine Kiplokion Nunilicr 23
Berlin, April 14 The toul num.
ber of tht victims from tht caplotion
of a mint a lew days ago in a rem-
ftery at Cleiwitt, tipper Nlena,
now has reached .J. tavs a di.patch
trout lireslau to the Vossicht ei.
lung. is believed heit that the
unrulhrd auihontirs convinced
that the rsploiion was accidentst
hut nevertheless, says tht newspaper,
the Toles continue in an aggie. use
attittiil, accusing the tier man . of au
thorship of tht explosion.
IUt Want Ads Product Routt.
Popular Saturday Afternoon
CONCERT-
Yen art terdially lavitsd to ear fret ceacert, Sat
sudsy, April I Bib, at JiJO p. m in our Urge rxit.l
hall. Tbss "ons-hour-of-music" concerts art tt bt
M every Saturday at 3i30 from nw on.
Tko program Saturday 1st Mrs. Nell Waksly, whistling soloi
Minnie. Mssrs, vocal sle Htl Zimmerman, piano solo, supil (
Mis LuslU M. Davi.i Victoria Engslthaler and Vivian Harsh, ting,
lag and dancing, pupils ml Miss Agnes Brittom Pbyliss Laska,
pianolog. pypil of Amy Woodruff, M.lodi. Trio. Mrs. C. C. Whllo,
iohn, Mrs. A. F. Anderson, flute, and Edith Mat Millar, pianoi
Orcnastra Selections. Haascom Park Orchestra, Chas. Cos. Diroctor,
nd Synehrana Selactien, Country Waits. Rubenstain, played by
Josaph Hoffman.
Schmoller & Mueller
tSM-lt-tt
Oman a
PianO COa "r"!'ke
a Datsa
I 1
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One-Minute
Store Tal!(
"It's certainly a relief to
come here and buy clothe
where organised experi
ence ia at one' service in
atead of unorganized ex
periment, which ia ao ram
pant in the ordinary run
of so-called clothing
stores." is the terse way in
which a customer of ours
sized up the situation that
all clothing customers will
do well to analyze.
iJOHN A. SWANSON, fre,
iWM. L HOLZMAN. Treas.;
The Wonder Values of 1922"
SHOP
EARLY
STORE
CLOSES
6 P. M.
SATURDAY
Ilie Greatest Easter ClotHies Valie
fflioislTaiion in Years
De
.4 style exposition unparalleled in the
history of middle west clothes selling.
The clothes world's finest is brought
to Omaha by this store. If it's worth
while it's here.
The poicer and ability of Greater Ne
braska to serve you better and save you
money is known to every man. There's
service plus the supreme in value-giving
at value headquarters.
FINEST custom quality clothes in the world.
x Many wonderfully, fine imported weaves. The
cream of Kuppenheimer, H.ckey -Freeman. Society
Brand, Fashion Park productions for Spring 1922
Made to Sell at $60 to $75
Luxurious Worsted
Spring Suits
$0
They're $10 Under Price
Big feature here besides the fine wool
ens and distinguished single and
double-breasted and sport models. The
range of proportions is endless, for big
men, tall men, so-called "hard-to-fif
men. ,
Hand Tailored
Sport Suits
They're $10 Values
It's a smashing demonstration of what
$25.00 will do here. Beautiful all
wool velours, cheviots, mixtures. Many
attractive patterns and colors; strictly
hand tailored. Not thrown together.
Sizes 33 to 42. $40.00 values, $25.00.
Gaberdines
a feature at
$20
Nothing like them elsewhere.
Satin-lined yoke. Full belted.
Two-Pant Suits
Younger Young Men
$20
Extra Pants $5.00
Student model long pant
suits. Sizes 31 16 36.
Hard Finished
Worsted Suits
$20
Men, you'll see $30.00 values in
them; no such fabric quality in
years.
A - XI- i ft - j-, n 4 . .
Anomer great jf.zo.uu spring suit teature. Men's and Young
Men's, all sizes 35 to 46 in Regulars, Stouts, Longs: conserva- P
tive and semi-conservative models. Exceptionally good
quality worsteds. All wanted shades at "
25
Top Coats, original new models in a
host of clever imported fabric effects. pOJ
Silk-Lined Oxford, Chesterfield Top
Coats. For lasting service, at
$25
Men's Two-Pant Suits-Largest Western Showing
Here Quality and Value are featured. Two-pant suits are
merely one of the incidentals in this store of real service.
MANHATTAN AND EAGLE SHIRTS YORKE AND BATES STREET SHIRTS INTERWOVEN AND HOLEPROOF HOSIERY 1
STETSON AND MALLORY HATS SUPERIOR AND VASSAR UNDERWEAR ARNOLD, EDUCATOR, HURLEY FINE SHOES
SEE OUR
WINDOWS
TODAY
. JOHN A SWANSON.rwts. A
xiJii.iimeaiMfi
mm mri tit rr trr r 'tJ'M.
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CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN-
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i
OUR VALUES
ALWAYS