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Evening journal., 1911-02-03
COS. 6O7. oOo Market Street
no BUILD AT RecE wAsoR

George l. Mediil. receiving teller Of
the Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company. has purchased a building
site at Rock Manor on the Concord
turnpike. Mr.. Medill will build a
home On the site.
Evening journal., 1911-02-03
RAIN CHECKS GOOD
BUT FOUR INNINGS.
New TrI.State Rule VIII Hit Fans
Hard This Year.


Hard This Year.
1t has been rule in the Tri-state
League for several seasons TO issue the
checks at the expiration of four four
and one-half innings Not so in 1911.
No more will the pessimistic Whining
ton fan who beholds his team in the
hole and notices lowering clouds on
the horizon pray for rain. that he may
obtain a check and attend on the NOR
row. One-half inning has been clipped
from the rain limit and should il
sprinkle after the completion Of the
fourth inning this year a welcome
pasteboard will be handed you at the
gate.
Il seems that the curtailing Of the
rain check limit is finding favor on
the eastern and western circuits where
the innings on the completion Of which
rain checks are good have been re-
duced to three, and in some cases two
innings.
Evening journal., 1911-02-03
PASTOR GETS TWO CALLS.

The Rev. w. G. Mcknight, pastor of
the Nottingham Presbyterian Church,
has under consideration two calls, one
to West Grove, Pa, and the other to
Altoona, Pa.
Evening journal., 1911-02-03
LAWN CROFT

means security from distress in time Of need,
security Of your dead from City encroach-
ments and security Of steadily advancing
value for your investment. Special rates
II you make application this month. Easy
payments Lots $40 upward. all under per
petual care. Let us explain City once
923 Market Street. Open Evenings, d. q
A. No. 5522-A.
CITY OFFICE, 92S Market st.
Opening Evenings.
Evening journal., 1911-02-03
Coats, Suits and Waists

few Misses Suits in chevot; sale price $3.50
Black Caracul Coats SIS value $1,000
Odd sizes In $3.50 Serge Coats special sale price $3.50
Full line of Rain Coats good variety $3.50 $3.50
Special lot Of ST. tailored Waists for .............79c 79c
All trimmed and untrmmed Millinery half price.
Evening journal., 1911-02-03
DEATHS
Mary Murphy.
Maggie Z. Dukes.
John r. Mcguire.
John T. Jones.

John T. Jones.
JONEs-In this city, on February 1, 1911.
John Il. Jones aged II years.
Relatives, friends Members Of Corinthian
Lodge. No. 1. Shield Of Honor and Brick
layers Union are invited 20 attend the fun
eral services at his late residence, No. 5o4
n. Adams street, on Saturday afternoon,
February 4th, at O'Clock. Interment pri-
vate.
MAGUIRE-In this city, on January 81,
1911. John F. Mcguire.
Relatives friends, members Of the Fra
ternal order OF Eagles No "a, Bartendefs'
Union and Liberty Steam Fire Engine Com
pany, are invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. T24 West Ninth
street, on Saturday morning, at 9 o'clock.
Requiem mass at Sacred Heart Church. In
terment at Cathedral cemetery.
DUKEs---ln this city, on January 81, 1911,
Maggie e., wife Of Alvy E. Dukes, in her
32nd year.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
invited 70 attend the funeral services at her
late residence No. 1918 Chestnut street, on
Thursday evening February End, at 8
o'clock Interment Easton, Nd, on arrival
Of train leaving Wilmington, Friday morn
ing, February 3rd, at s19, without fur
ther notice.
MURPHY---In this city on the slst inst.
1911, Mary, widow Of the late Patrick
Murphy.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence No 1904
Gilpin avenue. on Saturday morning at 7.3O
o'c clock Mass at St. AIMS Church. Inter
ment at Havre de Grace, Md. on the ar
rival Of 10 O'Clock p. B. and W. train.
Evening journal., 1911-02-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.--An easier
tone prevailed at the opening Of the
stock market today, and during the
first few minutes prices of many OF
the leading issues shaded off slight
ly. The concessions, however, brought
in an increased demand, causing a
general stronger tone.
II o'clock--Price movements dur
ing the first hour we're influenced to a
great extent by a disposition to take
profits.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds steady.
C. l. Hudson & Co say: I'VE think
stocks will have another upward
swing and would buy on breaks. We
do not think an investigation of the
steel trust will have any particular
effect on stocks"
f. D. Lackey & Co. say: I'VE look
for higher prices, especially on South
ern Railway Common. and advise its
purchase, as we'll as the balance OF
tho medium priced stocks
Evening journal., 1911-02-03
Balcony Departments

special SloO Corset for Women ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. roc
Line of Corset Covers large variety 25 39c soc
Womens size Gowns; very special SOC
Chidrens muslin Skirts with hemstched rue SOC
Womens Shoes, button and Bucher S29
of Womens Shoes $3.50 values ............ $50
BOYS $500 and $3.50 Shoes Observation-Disclosures. 81 % and so
Chldrens ST 25 Si5O Shoes $1OO and $25
Evening journal., 1911-02-03
Crosby 4 Hill Go.
6O5-0O7-0OO rIarket Street
We Give Green Trading Stamps They the Best
After Stock Taking
Sale Continues

For few days longer this sale continues We closing out
all the ODDS and ENDS found in stock taking Here you Will find
money purchases in department IN our
store So come take advantage of the opportunity to
Evening journal., 1911-02-03
MURPHY--In this city. on the 5Ist inst.
1911, Mary, widow Of the late Patrick
ED Undertakes
SnAlNDLLN g Embalmer

10 PA w Ninth SueeL
Careful attention day or night.
Bodies in Boarding Houses, Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished.
Appointments frst-class. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1911-02-03
Special Sale Of trimmings and Buttons

Narrow, Jet Edges formerly yard now yard - SC
Lot OF jet Edges formerly II 2c 25c yard 1Oc
Coored beaded Edges formerly sc yard now yard Oc
ODD lot OF wide Jet Trimmings sale price yard SOC and 75c
Silk Braid and Jet Ornaments price each &c and Oc
Lot OF 45c black silk Medalons; sale price 35c
Lot OF 25c black silk Medaions; sale price 9c
6ot OF ogc oiaek SILK medahons sale price each
Black Silk Allique SIC value now yard ......... 75c
Black Silk Applique 81. .48 value now ward . - SIes
Black Silk Applique, $500 value now, ward .... 81 90
Black Silk Applique 92c value, now, yard ~
Csc Silk Applique black coIors now ward 50c
Lot of silk drop Ornaments value for each I0c
Remnants Of Fur Edges, close yard ....... I0c
few Fur Heads and Buttons sale price each 70
Below are six lots Of buttons greatly prices
Lot No. Sc &c. l0c Buttons sale price a dozen - ac
Lot No 2-6c, lOc, l5c Buttons price, dozen - 5c
Lot No 3-i5c, 20c 25c Buttons price dozen 1Oc
Lot No 4lSc 20c 25c price dozen 15c
Lot No 5oSe, 45c SOC Buttons sale price dozen 25c
Lot No o-sso Soo Si.25 Buttons; price dozen Soc
We have few of those Books from Wednesdays s and ~
close out this lot of Girls and Bows Csc Boos for anu % rs
Evening journal., 1911-02-03
PROF. SHORT ILL.
Stricken While Preparing to Attend
X. of Z. Meeting Here.

Prof. c. A. Short. of Delaware Col
lege. and head Of the K. of p. of Della
ware. while I'm this city yesterday ar
ternoon was taken sick. Consequent
ly he was unable to attend the meet
ing of the Knights of Pythias lodge
last evening.
Evening journal., 1911-02-03

Special sale Of Mems fine Shirts; sale price 3sc
Mems WOmen's and Chidrens Sweaters, half price.
Evening journal., 1911-02-03

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1911-02-03

We have few Of those Books left from Wednesdays sale and will
close out this lot of Girls and Boys Books for 1Sc
Evening journal., 1911-02-03

There will be no gymnasium, classes
until Monday morning ON account OF
the minstrel show at the association
this and tomorrow evenings.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
U.S,Grant Post HOnors
Manderson's Memory

A meeting IN memory OF the late Gen
eral Charles F. Manderson was held las.
night al Barisht hall, under the auspices
OF U. :, Grant post No. no. Grand
Army Of the Republic. Very impressive
was the program which vas carried out.
The domestic As we'll as the public life
Of the honored man was given BY capable
speakers 70 an interested audience Tho
principal address was made by John Lee
Webster who told Of the many thlngs
accomplished by the late General Man
derHon curing his public life which were
beneficial 20 the state. his home city
and his country. James r. Kelby. gem
erai solicitor for the Burlington railroad.
made a short talk. eulogiElng the former
head OF tho eoInpaRy's legal department
and telling experiences OF his personal
acquaintance with him.
Jean Gilbert Jones entertained the
auditors with a number OF beautifully
executed plano rscitatlons The we'll
7. X. quartet also offered musical en-
tertainment, which was enthusiastically
received.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
One Injured Soldier
is Yet in Hospital

All but one Of the soldiers injured in
the railroad accident at Logan Monday
night were able TO proceed yesterday on
their Journey eastward. D. J. Chambers,
who was most seriously injured by being
crushed about tho head and hips, Is still
% cot At the hospital. es IL also
william Cato. the oolored porter. All
OF the others who were taken to the
hospital after the accident were able TO
ieave yesterday. The injuries Of Private
Chambers are not serious and he expects
to resume his journey to his home IN
Philadelphia In a few days. Cato is sur
fering from an injured foot that will
only detain him q few days
The officials OF the Illinois Central
made no further statement concerning
the cause Of the accident beyond con-
firming the story that the engineer for
the special train carrying the soldiers
iisregarded the order TO wait at Logan
for the arrival OF the freight. All Of the
aoldiers were sent forward 60 their des-
tlpatlon yesterday IN a special car at.
taehed to regular train.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
Young Bandit Foiled
by Quick -Witted Man
Who Resists Holdup

A big shining revolver stuck rigidly
into his face by a careless young bandit
was the signal for Or. J. B. Cain. small,
fran, sray-halred man, IN charge OF the
Walton pharmacy, Twentieth and Grace
streets, TO defeat the winter seasons first
attempt al highway robbery, made at $50
o'clock last night
Jumping quickly from his seat. the doc
tor grasped the revolver and grappled
with the iobbsr. but found he was not
strong enough 10 cope with his adver-
sary In time to cry to the vacant back
roomi
Bring me that gum
That was the cue for the bandit 10
flee, believing that help was near. which
way he ran could not be told the police
when they arrived four minutes later.
"Oh, you get out OF nere," the little
doctor had said. rather superciliously,
when the young man. his face partially
hidden behind an immaculate kerchief,
stepped into the door with the leveled
gun. And then no remarked the reck-
lessness Of the youth.
DR.. Cain. seated In chair near the
front door, displayed q Jagged cut be-
tween the thumb and index finger of his
left HAND which he had sustained In try
Ing TO Jerk the weapon from the robber,
In his right hand, resting upon a table,
ho nervously held a little, shiny 'bull-
dog" revolver, which he had taken from
an Obscure drawer in the back room 20 be
prepared should the robher return.
The police were given good deeerlp.
ton OF the bandit and every officer on
the force went hunting for him last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Resolution is Passed for Board te
Examine Electricians.
70 BE APPOINTED By MAYOR
Proposition OF Board OF Education
for Playground ON i1arney
street Referred 90 COm.
I mittee Of whole.

The city council at It's regular meeting
last night passed a resolution providing
for board OF examiners for Journey
men electricians. the members to be ap-
pointed by the mayor and confirmed by
the council and the city engineer to act
as chairman without pay. The board
Will recelyo s5 each per month.
A proposition from the Board OF Eeuca-
ticn 20 have lot 5 in block and lot l2
In block 10, fronting Harvey street. con-
verted into playground was referred 10
the committee OF the whole.
Lee Herdman entered an objection TO
seven-foot cut In the alley between
Farnam and Harney on Twensy-sixth
street and the matter was referred 10 The
street improvement committee.
Tho city clerk was instructed % ad.
vertise for BIDS for wiring ana plumbing
the new emergency hospital on Douglas
street between Ninth ana Tenth.
After passing several ordinances pro
vidng for special taxes 20 cover the oes
Of Sidewalks and street grading, tn,
council adjourned.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
MODERN PLAGUE IS NOW
PREVALENT EVERYWHERE
New Discovery for Its Eradication
to Be introduced Here.
IT WAS SUCCESSFUL IN EUROPE
Dr. James Spoyer of London, Eng
lana. says lie VIII Nc Surprised
a. United states Ifas Escaped
Nervous DEBILITY.

celebrated Austrian physician. DIR. l..
J. Schat. was the first to announce that
a high state OF civilization had debilitated
modern nations; his claim that half Of
the population are suffering from nervous
debility. produced by the strain under
which we i've has finally been admitted
by physicians throughout the world
In recent years tonic has been intro
duced IN leading European cities TO help
build up countless number OF run
down. nervous debi,uateo people pro-
duced by modern life, and the results
have been remarkable.
Today In the chief cities Of Europe
thousands have renewed their health
through the use OF this tonic. The action
OF the medicine IS very rapid. good ef-
feots being obtained from II in only a
few moments time.
company has been formed TO put a
similar medicine upon the American mar:
kets the preparation is called "Tona
vita" IN the United States. and in the
cities where Il has baen introduced. It Is
proving tremendously successful Special
ists have been stationed here 20 demon
atrnte the action Of the medicine and have
been meeting many thousands Of people
and explaining the nature Of the prcpara-
Ton.
The general symptoms Of debility are
irregular appetite. poor digestion, head
ache. bAokaehe. constipation. poor
memory. nervousness. physical and men
sal depression. and a general low state Of
health. Tho common expression for thih
eondition Is "ail-run-down." In such
eases the tonic acts with remarkable
Eapldity.
European physicians are well acquainted
With the results accomplished by this
tonic and are aware Of It's Introduction
An this country. Dr. James Spoyer OF
london. England, says in this connection;
IF the United states has escaped having
. large percentage OF It's population IN
Door physical condition, owing TO debit
nv ] will be greatly surprised II seems
certain the same methods Of living that
have produced this condition IN England
and the continent, have had a like effect
q the United states"
There is On attendant remedy known
81 Leo's Rhubarb Laxative. which Ii most
valuable 20 those suffering with chronic
constipation. II Is pleasant TO the taste,
Goes not gripe and acts promptly.
The specialists introducing this remark
able new tonic, 'Tona Vita" are located
ct Brandels' Drug Dept. 18th and Doug
tas streets. south side, main floor, where
they beginning Thursday. November g.
will meet all callers from 0 q. IN. to 8 p.
M. ana explain the merits Of their prepa-
ration.
A free trial will be given 10 tho first 500
callers, provided their symptoms show
them to be sufferers from nervous de-
pllity.--Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

OF tho mine workers delegation, the
convention refused It's endorsement, by a
vote OF ll.sas to Axe AS a result Presl-
dent Gompers and fourteen other labor
leaders will continue as members OF the
executive board OF the civic federation
GomPers Assaiis Socialists.
President Gompers bitterly assaiisd the
socialists In the civic federation.
There Is nothing We can do 90 pleas Q
the socialist party" he exclaimed, unless
we 20 over body. boots and breeches to
that party. Then they viii remain quiet
so long as we remain subordinates 10 that
party. II they succeeded in passing this
resolution. they would offer something
else. anythlng 10 antagonists the trade
movement as a militant force OF this
country Their idea Is that the whole
nation should be brought 10 state OF
poverty ana then By some eataclysm they
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

enemies OF organised labor as mem
bers OF tho National Civic federation The
labor convention late today defeated the
resolution respectfully requesting its
officsrs 60 resign from the civic fedora
ton.
John Mitchell told the delegates It was
"a packed" convention Of United Mine
Workers at Columbus, O.. last spring
that compelled him to give up his so'ON
Job with the National civic federation.
He said that at the proper time he would
furnish proofs that delegates bearing
fraudulent credentials were sent there TO
destroy him at a time when he was
bound hand and foot IN the supreme
court OF the United states. defending
himself against the enemies OF organized
labor.
After a day OF stormy debate, durins
which the socialists raiiied 10 the support
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
BREWERY EMPL0YE ENDS
LIFE WITHOUT WARNING

Entering the kitchen OF his home at
Benson last night and walking past his
wifs GtAnding at the stove. Harvey l..
Melton walked into the parlor. where me
took a revolver from his desk and sho,
himself through the head.
The shot was the first his wife knew
anything was wrong with him. She ran
.nto the parior and found him stretched
upon The parlor floor.
Coroner Crosby vas notified and tooh
the body. alelton was 81 years Old and
has been for some time a driver OF &
brewery wagon
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
FOUR MORE NEGRO WOMEN
ARE PUT UNDER ARREST

-Four more negro women were caught
IN the police dragnet last night. One,
who gave her name as Blanche Pleasant
and Is known 70 the police as Blanche
O'Neii. Is said 20 be ana ex convict. Her
former husband is now serving out SEN
tonce IN the penlientlnry for the theft
Of 500 worth Of diamonds from his em-
ployer. Lady Mckenzie. committed a year
ago. The other negro women gave their
names as Ablener Snow. 1913 Davenport
street; Pearl Farley. 1915 Jones street,
and Lucy Williams. no address. The
snow woman's address not long since
received publicity through the death Of
an opium smoker.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
TAFT CLUB GROWS RAPIDLY
Eighty More Names Are Placed on
the Rolls.
Just THE RECORD OF ONE DAY
Az Many More Are Expected to
siEn Their Names To-day
Meeting In the Near
Future.

That the Taft club is taxing well with
the republican citizens OF Omaha Is read
lily seen by the large number enrolled
each day. Eighty became members OF
the club yesterday and as many more are
expected TO Join today. A meeting will
be held In the near future. The following
bccarne rparnHara vent.rdav.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

would come into their own and take
charge Of society.
III the theory OF the socialists Is right
then the work OF ire American Federation
OF Labor is waste Of time and ought TO
be abandoned. / am going TO stick to
the trade union movement no matter
what you do. Il is dearer TO me than
any other institution on earth. owe IL
so much. Il has given me 50 much op-
portunity TO be helpful 20 others"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

Late London dispatches said that Persia
had placed It's case IN the hands Of Great
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

Looks Into Subscription Schemes.
Within few days tine Commercial club
VIII send out letter TO all members
giving Information as to abuses to which
business men have been victims through
alleged charities and subscription schemes
OF all Kinds. The charities endorsement
committee OF the club is busy investl-
eating various soliciting and subscription
schemes and will inform members a. 40
their legitimacy
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

80, as diplomatic relations with
-sussla had been interrupted. Persia. n
va, s se'u' was prepared TO comply with
sls 1einahds OF Russia for an apology
-mu Tue payment OF an indemnity for an
IHsseo insult to the Russian consul. Nj
s', seuoH, when the property OF shua-Es-
ouilSheh' brother OF the deposed shah.
was seized at Teheran. s''S'''
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
PERSIA REPORTED TO HAVE
YIELDED TO CZkR'S DEMANDS

TEiIERAN. Nov. Alt is reported that
Persia has yielded 10 Russian demands.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
To DIsperse Wrinkles
In Ha.f a Minute
lFrom FEMININE yYorid.l }


Many women IN making their toilet
1or the theater. dance or any social
affair. battle the face and hands m an
nAirfngent lotion having immediate re-
jnvsnating effect. An ounce Of powder
"a sazolite dissolved IN a half pint OF
witeh-hazol. makes an ideal preparation
Tor this purpose. Il IL wonderfully ef-
fective IN promptly dispensing wrinkles
and creases. as well as basginess Of
cheeks or chin. Enlarged pores are re-
duced. the skin appears softer and timer.
teztufed. and one seems 10 have sudden.
~ lost several years from her RSe.
The results being 90 remarkable aud
coming 50 quicklys and the ingredients
being obtainsbie AZ any drug store, III,
s. good formula 70 remember. Tn,
solution Il entirely harmless.-AdY.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
LABOR SUSTKINS GOMPERS
Union Leaders Allowed to Remain
in Civic federation.
CHIEF AssAns THE SOCIALISTS
Head OF American FederatlOn says
They want whole Nation
brought 90 Poverty and Then
Turaed over 20 Them.

ATLANTA. Ca, Nov. 22.-President
oompers and other labor leaders In the
American Federation Of Labor may cen
tinue 10 associate with Andrew Carnegie,
August Belmont ana other so-called
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
nam RperinI.

will leave Omaha s;$5 a m. saturday. No
vember 2a Tor Lincoln Via the Burlington.
Return special from Lincoln az $50 D. m,
and return regular trains az $50 .. m.
Gnd ,. IA.
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
Folly Of Fat
Easily Overcome

SLENDER Margaret Knolfy. now. II you
please. The fascinating leading lady OF tho
BiJou. now more fascinating than ever, as
! tonished all her friends on Broadway the
other day by presenting to their admiring
gaze a syeIt and wiIlowy form IN place OF
the plump not to say fat outlines with
which she gaily sailed away to new triumphs
and foreign shores last January. After
good deal OF diplomatic cross-examination
from interested fat acquaintances the secret
was cautiously whispered to few dear
friends, with the result that everybody knows
II now 1t was not exercise, nor fasting, nor
sea, air, nor worry about her new venture
that had brought about this wonderful VIII
Iowy change in the charming Margaret; no,
none Of these; nothing but simple mixture
which all good druggists are familiar with
and can supply at small cost, to-wit: One
half ounce Marmola, one-haR ounce Fluid
Extract Cascara Aromatic, and three and
one-half ounces Peppermint Water. Grown
folks need a teaspoonful after meals and at
bedtime" explained the now slender Mar
garet 1T is simply wonderful. 1t takes
off the fat quickly, as much as pound a
day, and keeps ~ off. You can eat what you
like. too. In that respect it Is unlike any
thing of the kind l ever heard Of, and be-
sides IL has another splendid feature-it is
entirely harmless, and will not cause wrink-
les think II Is about as essential toilet
article for the woman who is fat and wants
to get thinner as face powder. In order 70
get the best results, however, you should
buy Marmola in the original package and
mix II in with the other two ingredients
after you get home"