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J2 TITE OMAITA DAILY nEE: TUESDAY. MAY 2, 1003. CATHOLIC SCHOOLS GET IN 8uch ii lather O'Connor! View M to Carnegie Pension. CREIGHTON, HE SAYS, IS NOT BARRED Oalr Seminaries that Are Strictly Sectarian, Local Kilaoator Tbtaka, Caanot Participate la Tbla nenefactloa. Except Catholic seminaries, all Catholic Institutions of loamlus will be permitted to participate In the Carnegie pension for college professors. Thus dues Fattier O'Connor, prefect of study of Crelghlon university, Interpret the rules of Mr. Carnegie by which teachers may enjoy the bennflt of the pension. "If I understand Mr. Carnegie's letter correctly," said Father O'Connor, "Crelgh ton university has a right to make applica tion to participate In the penHlon and will make such application. This because Crelfhton university Is not a sectarian school by any means. And for that mat ter nearly, If not all Catholic schools ars conducted along the same linns, except our seminaries. Those seminaries of course are strictly sectarlon. In them students are educated strictly according to the church. But In these Institutions the church pro vides Itself to care for Its superannuated Instructors, so they will lose nothing by being deprived of participation In the Carnegie pension. "Our other schools, however, are not sec tarian. No religious test Is necessary to secure admission to them. Every person who Subscribes to the rules of the institu tionand those rules merely require that the person conduct himself decently may enter and become a student. Our Instruc tor are selected for competency and not for their religious belief. In our law de partments and In our medical departments a majority of the Instructors are not uf our religious body and their religious be lief makes absolutely no difference. Balk of Schools Get In. "So In my opinion the rules laid down by Mr. Carnegie will not deprive the great bulk of Catholic schools from participating In the pension fund. The rules merely will deprive our seminaries Just like they will schools conducted by a Methodist church or any other church which employs in fractors of the same denomination and which Instructs Its students along the lines of the particular denomination. "As far as the pension Is concerned I be lieve It Is the grandest thing Mr. Carnegie has ever done, and he cannot be given too , much praise. In Austria and In Germany and other countries except our own, the itate provides a pension for Its super snnuated Instructors, but this is the first itep In that direction in the United States. Teachers as a rule upon becoming unfit for work ars dependent. As a rule they are not business men and being absorbed in their work overlook the material side of life Denominational schools will look after their own instructors and In providing a pension for these other schools Mr. Carnegie has Sons a most benevolent act." Jfo ton r n fr 1 M -To P Tuesday choice of all the DL SsJtajjB U eMsaatteSMsl 40 SEVERAL MEN AND CHARGES Assortment of Prlaoners Arraigned Before Judge Day for Various Alleged Offenses. A bunch of Innocent citizens was taken Into Judge Pay's court Saturday morning ind subjected to ths great Inconvenience of being arraigned before the bar of Jus ties on charges that would stagger any Innocent person. James A. Garfield, a colored man from lomewhere besides Ohio, is annoyed be cause -he is charged with daylight break ing and entering. This he strenuously de nies, and on that denial he is having a trial. When an Information was read charging him with abandoning his little son March 7, Isaac Silken resented the Imputation and Informed the court he had secured a lawyer to see that he gets Justice. County Attorney Slabaugh brought a pained look to the large, full face of Chris Relnken when he read an Information al leging that Relnken had stolen $50 in bills ana silver rrom one Frank Sullivan. Relnken said he had not even the small amount necessary to retain an attorney and out of pity for his outraged feelings Judge Day named Frank Weaver as con- soler and counsellor. Joseph' Moxeek Is an Ethiopian, but not a Mohammedan. One Irene Connors as serts that Moxeek stole from her house twenty yards of illk, valued at J20, but Joseph says Irene is "shuly mlstooken." Fred Spalding is accused of playing a criminal April fool Joke on Frank Saw telle, who lives at the Center hotel, by stealing all his holiday Jewelry. Frank would not stand for It, and now Fred Is to face a Jury with his tale of how he did not steal thu wishbone stickpin and othor things. ller.ry Lee is accused of being the young man ho admired Martin J. Cannon's big diamond ring so much that he fitted it on, was suited and walked away, Incidentally going to Iowa on a flying trip. He was brought back on a train, and on his posi tive assertion that he Is not guilty J. a. C. Kennedy will undertake his defense. A colored man with the impressive name of Immanuel opened his big eyes with a deprecating glance at the court when asked If he was guilty of stealing from G. E. Drew a JJ5 watch on April 9. Cer tainly not, bs said; he had no time to do auch a thing. Buck to the bastilc he went until tho court can forget his soulful look and give him a chance to exercise It on a Jury. AND LINOLEUM From the KraLUs Benham-Butlcr Co., Columbus, Ohio. This is the stock we purchased from the Western Salvage Co. of Chicago at wholesale auction. These fine linoleums and oil cloths go on Bale Tuesday for the feconiToo0" Bargains are Amazing This is the sale we have been preparing arid advertising for a long time All the Oil Cloth Ohio, stock some of this has been damaged but we have cut tfi t, .i j : 4l, - 1 1 away iuo uamugeu pui uuu, icavxiiy iud si oil cloth in remnant no matter what the 1 1 a grade, and much of it sold formerly at JJL tJJ 65c a sq. yd. we will sell it for, yard All the Absolutely Sound &nd Perfect Old Cloth (TX from the Columbus stock, not in remnants, l at, a yard .... . All the Linoleum, worth up to $1 per yard, from the Columbus stock; these are extra heavy grades and in all widths. Most of these are absolutely sound and perfect, and go at, per square yard All the 12-foot wide Linoleum perfect in full roll at yard IT WILL BE THE GREATEST SALE OF OIL CLOTH AND LINOLEUM EVER HELD IN THE WEST. J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, BOSTON STORE absolutely sound and 49c iBIiS lain BKiris an 4Sc DAY AT CHICAGO CHILD BAR Ootaba Jndgt Gains Pointers, Attend . In Juvenile Court In Illi nois City. Judge Pay says he gained some valuable pointers by his visit to the Juvenile court In Chicago. lie was present at the Satur day session of the court, when something III. four score boys and girls were up for a hearing. Court Is held In Chicago Wednesduy and Saturday and Judge Day was told ths crowd he saw Is a fair aver age gathering of Chicago delinquent chil dren. Whero no other disposition can bs mads of them with parents or guardians, they are sent to a detention home provided by the city. Pn feature of the Chicago court which does not appeal to Judge Pay is that all Or. Lyon's PERFECT Tooth Powder Cleanses and beautifies the teeth and purifies the breath. Used by people of refinement for over a. quarter of a century. Very convenient for tourists. udi..- $i.i.5o SKIRTSt 49c Entire surplus stock of Dress Skirts and Walking Skirts from S. Stcinfelt H Co. These skirts are plain and figured brilliantines, ladies cloths, melton cloths, blacks and colors, trimmed with braids and eilk: also plain skirts all sizes on sale Tuesday in the Basement Cloak Department, at SI rTN T7V T 17 TV TT V) U M l VAC 10c Laxes at 2c Yard Sevilla torchons, German torchons and some extra fine French torchons, all widths both insertings and edgings actually worth up to 10c yard, at, yard Embroidery. Readings . MedaJlions Finest Swiss and Nainsook Embroidered Ribbon Beadings, Galloons and Medallions all new patterns . worth up to 26c, at, yard Embroideries and Insertinjs All the finest embroideries from a New York importer bought at a great sacri- w"!.7ic, 15c and25c J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, BOSTON STORE 2c 5c cases are supposed to have a Jury trial. Necessarily, he says, this must be some what farcical. SU Jurqr are sworn in at the opening of court, and as fast as the Judge decides a case a verdict is prepared and handed to the Jurors for signature. The Jurv's presence complies with the Illinois law, but the court directs the ver dict In every case. Under the Nebraska law a Jury trial can only be demanded by a ybuthful delin quent when he or she la accused of a crime under which they would be entitled to such a trial In any other court. Some of the things that Judge Pay saw and learned In Chicago, he hopes to be able to utilize in the Omaha Juvenile court later on. PREPARED BY SUMMONS N0J YET FILED Papers ia Mae "Woo Case Not In Hands of sheriff Power. Sheriff Power's office has not yet re- reived a summons to serve in the case of Mae C. Wood against Secretary Ioeb and others. When the petition, was filed with Clerk Rroadwell of the district court Sat urday afternoon no praecipe was made out for a summons, and so none will Issue until this is done. This appears to be one. of that class of hulls that for pome reason are withheld from public record. About the court house it is common report that a man connected with an Omaha paper tiled the suit with the clerk. When linked If this was true Mr. Broadwill said flatly that it was not. lie could not remember, he said, who did file ths paper. pulug Saturday afternoon, lis had not stopped to examine It, but had tossed it Into his desk, locked the desk and gone away. Further than this de- poneth saith not, says Mr. Broadwell. ASSOCIATION'S BEST MEETING Miss Hltte Praises Session Drawing and Manaal Training Teach ers la Chicago. Miss Alice Hltte, supervisor of drawing in the public schools, who has returned from attendance at ths meeting of the Western Drawing and Manual Training Teachers' association in Chicago, says; "The association Just celebrated Its twelfth anniversary with ths largest at tendance and finest program In its his tory. All sessions were held in the classic building of the Art institute on Michigan avenue. The whole Art institute, with its beautiful and spacious galleries, was thrown open to the association for the entire week. The institute gave space for an exhibit over ! three-eights of a mile long snd eight feet high of drawings, water colors and crayon work, besides space for tables and cases for the work of the manual training. The attendance was something over JU0. "On the program were people of Interna. tional reputation, such as Arthur W. Dow, teacher of composition and design, of Prat Institute, Brooklyn; Charles R. Richards professor of manual training In Columbian university; Jane Addams of- Hull House Frank Forest Frederick of the 1'nlvcrslty of Illinois; Mrs. Fitch Perkins of Evanston, 111.; Dr. Monln, dean of Armour Institute William It. French, director of Art Instl tuts. Chicago, besides many practical 11 ii OMAHA WEATHER REPORT. Twridsr Fair and Cooler. l SEE THE NEW PREMIUMS THE NEW THRXE-BOOK PREMIUMS Rockers in weathered onk, beautifully upholstered, artistically de signed, made of vttul thoroughly seasoned, workmanship best In the country. Green Trurtlnjt Stamp premiums are above criticism. They nre yours for the collecting of irecn Trading Stamps, and we offer you every facility for rushing your stamp book. Green Trading Stamps on all telephone orders, on all mall orders and with nil purchases In all departments all the time. BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY The blgsrest Retail Grocery west of Chicago taking In a big radius north and south. . . , Trutn is: you won i WWyKy find a grocery, exclusive l in !.-. ' - - the slse and innuence in ours. We have half the igroeery business or i . . l .. a . fotull anil n rixfA bl lt""P ot thfi taie WfW M i business at the same time. i The Secret Hlg values, ' the fresh !t Roods, honest weights, giving the people what they want, and being first with something FORTY 4 GRF.EN TRADING STAMPS WITH CAN 2HC DIAMOND "S" FRUIT8 "W Fifteen 1.B0) AJreen Trading Stamps with 6 cans solid pack Tomatoes. .Me Fifteen (11.50) Green Trading Stamps with 5 cans splendid Corn Wk? Ten (tl) Green Trading Stumps with quart bottle or decanter Molt Vine gar, splendid for salads 23c Swift's Pride Soap, per bar 2c Ten bars 2bc Vegetable Seeds, pkg Ho Flower Heeds, pkg 2H Unked Henna, S-lb. can 00 Potted Ham, can 4e Condensed Cream, can o Oil Sardines, can 4o Pepper Sauce, bottle io Schepp's Coacoanut, pkg..... i;--ia Unking Soda, pkg 40 Ten ($1) Green Trading Stamps with found can tennett's Cap itol Baking Powder 24o j BENNETT'S j SSJ m;;.'.""' Fev'i IB".m .WturHMtn conPyJ "tS Ten ($1) Green T r a d 1 n Stamps wl 8-lh. can excel lent Table Syrup ....12ttc NOTE THESE. Corn, 2-pound enn 5c Raisins, lb.... 5c Oranges! Oranges! 74 boxes Fancy Extra Large Redland Navals, at dozen Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps with each dozen. Pineapples, Pineapple?, each....... 10c Arkansas Fancy and lied Strawberries, 3 boxes . . . . 25c Fruits, Basement. r BENNETT COMPANY 4C WEDDING RINGS May and June are! the Spring wedding months and every wedding calls for a wedding rinR. A bride will feel better satlstled when she knows It comes from our store. She is sure of the style and quality. We have them nil shapes and sizes will make to order in our shop any style you may desire. Look for the name. S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler, 1&1B Douglaa Streat. Union Pacific ROUND TRIP TO CALIFORNIA AND RETURN TICKETS ON SALE May 1 to 3. Sixteen hours quicker than any other line to Pacific Coast. Inquire at CITY TICKET OFFICE. 1324 FAR NAM ST. - Thone 316. 1 1 Tuesday is Bargain Day IN OfR m:ST CLOAK DEPARTMENT. MANT FACTt RERS PTOCK OF TrfV MEN'S WASH 81ITS AND SEVERAL liHOKEN LOTS WILL OO AT ONE- 275 WOMEN'S WASH St'lTS-plped with red. blue or srecn, very neat and Pr'T; look like J...TO wasn suits 1 fill extrs special value Tuesday ......... ... .. FRF.TTY WASH 81'ITS In white and colors, made run and trimmoa witn nmi- derles snd InsertlnRs, elsewhere you would pay 16.00 Our special price Tuesday .- FINE WASH SflTS In lawns, madras and sMnithnmr. embroidery trimmed, 12 silk suits snd 00 Blcillan suits, in mis lot Karmenis win in io J? Special, at P.ROKEN lATTS OF WASH WAISTS. In (treat variety f color and mate- 2.TC -i . . . . . , ui ...... . ' ' in m " ' " ,.-. i. u . . . . " . .1 ' 1. , 1 1 1 ....... ... rial, WUnil 9, HUH rir . 1 . . . .., . UKA v r.- rj 1 i rj ii i. i s. worth up to lf, nt CHILDREN'S JACKETS, H.OO, sale rrlce When You Paint USE THE BEST Lowe Bros.' High Standard Paint BECAUSE: 1 It 'spreads best and wears best. 8 It looks best most beautiful colors. t It costs the least per year of service. 4 The Ruaranty Is broad and good. 6 It QIVE8 BEST RESULTS In all quali ties. Bee us for anything; you may wish In paint or painters' supplies. Myers-Dillon Drug Co., (Paint Department.) 1416 Harney. Tel. 325. TRUSSES supervisors, superintendents, principals and teachers. "The Chicago Board of Education gave .a nniinn nn Thursday evening. On the same day the Woman's club threw open Its exceptionally fine quarters on me ninin i.,, h vina Arts building, where it served a special' Invitation luncheon to the members of the association." OMAHA MAN SECURES .POST Loaia Hoetetter Appointed Consul for l ucle Sam at Hermoslllo Mrslco. l Louis Hostetter .of the Larson Ice Ma chin company has been notfled of his appointment as United States consul to Hermvslll Mexico. Mr. Hostetter has but recently returned from Washington, where he Went to take the examination as tpr his qualincatlons for the position. Ue will return to Washington again In a few dtys to recsive his final Instructions regarding his duties. He will leave for his pot"vof duty between the first snd middle of June. Hermoslllo la a city ot some Importance, being the capital of the state of Honors. (ill Elastic Stockings D&tteries Supporter Rubber Goods Deformity liraces we bare our own factory and give personal at turn to FITTING TRUSSES For Men, Women and Children. GA !I. J. Penfold Company 1408 Pirnim St. OMAHA. " Stock ot Madame Curie Conver 27th & Broadw'y N. Y., on Sale Thursday. ("1 ill THBJ It El. I ARLB STORK. SfocJt of Madame Curie Conver 27th & Broadw'f N. Y, on Sale Thursday HALF TO ONE-THIRD TRICE. SILK COATS, worth 16.00, O QQ le price i "w 39c WOMEN'S WRAPPERS, worth II, sale price .... $7.00 Covert Jackets at.. .5.75 .1.50 25c Pearl Buttons, 9c. The finest quality of French Pearl buttons. In four sizes, regular price 20o and z&c per aosen, on saie l uesaay J C at choice per dosen Handkerchief Sale. Tuesday morning we place on sale BOO dnzn fine Initial hand- 21c kerchiefs, each SS2W 20c hemstitched pure linen handkerchiefs ,71c 5c Children's pure linen ' handkerchiefs ..... 25c lace trimmed pure linen 11 r handkerchiefs rSW 12.50 embroidered shirt flQc waists, at Grocery Prices for the People WE RETAIL TO THE CONSUMER AT 48-lb. sacks high patent Minnesota nour 10 bars Swift's Pride, Beat "Em All or White Pnrls laundrv Bonn 25c 10-lbs. best granulated cornmeal 15c 7-lhs. best kiln dried oatmeal 15c B-lbs. best hand-picked navy beans. .. .We 5-1 bs. best Pearl Tapioca, Sago, Bar ley or Farina l!c 5- lbs. choice Japan Rice l!c 6- lb. palls pure fruit Jelly 15c Potted Ham, Jjevllea nam or ronea Tonaue. per can avso B-lbs. best bulk laundry Starch lie The best Cold Water Stanh. Pkft ....7Hc Bromangelon, Jellycon, Jello or .rruii Puddlne. nks 7c X'Cello Breakfast Food, pkg 5c 2-1 b. pkg. Nudavine Oats 5c 1-lb. Jars pure Fruit Preserves 7Vic NAVDtirO BR OS. Announcement Extraordinary The Entire Stock of Dress Goods, Silks, Wash Goods, Dress Trimmiivjs and Sundries of MADAME CURIE CONVER 27th and Broadway, New York Purchased under Decree of Court a.t & Great Bar gain, will be Placed on Sale at Thursday jj .lav 4th Hi TUB RELIABLE STORE. Thursday IMS .lay 4th This is the Greatest Bargain Opportunity ever Offered Omaha Buyers. See Sixteenth Street Window Display Watch Daily Papers For Further Announcements. Ask for a QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO I gujiiiiiBuiwi mm mi nuns m m hii -mi ... I inn mi ii i M mi mi a in i(l i i mj 1 1 ii i ii i t nCBT nRCAUIErni mrm OT saying for bill boards, twnrxt Mlatlasr, eiooita, rTi? ta.7ir. UaaUtr H aVana Tobacco, EftUAL to lmaorte tarns ST. UOVIB. POPULAR EXCURSION Many extensive American Interests ars lo cated there. Marrlaae I.lcmses. Ths following- marriage licenses have been issued: Name and Residence. As. Frmik l.inncmann, Omaha S3 Minnie Lmnahey. Omaha 30 I'cter Nelson, Omaha SO Illldan Carlson, Omaha 29 Charles K. Smith, Kansas City, Mo 2i Maude E. Iach, Kansas City, Mo 24 Kosooe C Alexander, Plalnview, Neb.... 40 Bylverna E. lleaty, Lincoln, Neb 37 William Watson. Ashland. Neb 23 Emily HitfhlHhne, Ashland. Neb 23 Otis llashnr, Marysvllle 36 K!U McKllllp. Marysville 2a John ii- Fetcrson, Hastings .. 29 Signet Carlson, Omaha 20 U K. wedding rings. Edholm. jewslsr. Automobiles for rent. 'Phone 3A. ..TO.. DES MOINES Sunday, May 7, VI Aes ROUND TRIP $2.50 Special train will leave Omaha Union Depot 7:30 a. sn., returning leave Des Moines at 7:15 NO INTERHEDIATE STOPS FOR PASSENGERS F. P. RUTHERFORD, 1323 Farnam St. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Oals- Oae Delia a Year. ran New Tana for Misses Children The very latest Is the new dark tan stiiiilo In very llKht, soft, pliable kid. ...v. .,.,lln,n flexible sole. An Ideal Bhoe fur varm weather. Never hot to the foot ana always niiniuiwun Chilli's WZPH SJ to 11 Misos' nizes 11J toll , 1.75 2.25 I These are the very newest In misses' apd children's shoes sll slsss all widths In button only. DrexelShoe Co. 1419 Farnam Si. Omaha's l'p-to-n Shoe Hons. ASK FOR OUll FKEB CATALOaUE. WHOI.KSALK PRICES. 5-lti. cans fancy Sliced Pineapple. ...12Ha l hoice Inrc Italian rrunes, lb 4o Fancy S-t'rnwn Muscatel Halnlns, lb. .40 Fancy 4-l'rown Muscatel lttdsins, lb..Ba Choice Cleaned Currants, lb .....7Ha 1-11. pk. Hi-cdcd Knlslns a virtrtnia nia kinrrii-s, in o Fancy Mulr I'ark Apricots, lb 12ViO FKUIT, Kit i: IT. FRl'IT. T1IK l.AH(!i:ST FHUIT DIIPARTMENT WF.ST OF C111CAOO. Pure Colorado Honey, tier rack l"n lir( Julry Bwt'i't (Har.K'S. dos 12o Large Juicy IomonR, doz Ko 1-lb. pkg. lVr.Mun Dates bo Fancy Imported Figs, lb .lSo Fancy Kard Dates, lb lOo 3 measures Fresh Roasted reanuts....mo Fancy Red Pinpln Apples, peck 26a No. 1 butt sneii tiigimn wainuts, '.-to i i rJERVA TABLETS Indues mtf'il ieep. Curs N'srvounasst, Stomseh, Kiiiatj snd HlsUdur truuhlei, snd produes killing ests, etreogth snd Vttsilir. Ho.d by lrug(rlsts. Pymail.lliWi or thro txiif., tC.TS. Also NERVAN LAXATIVE PILLS 2Sts. tor wuipis TsDlrtt, tmsloiM 10 coats la Tbe) Siervsja Tablet Co, Clurlaaatt, O. For eats by Bratoa Drag; Co lBlh sis raraasu, Oataba, aa all lri,UU,