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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1911)
v TIIE nr.K: OMAITA, TIUmSDAT, JULY B. mil. V wniw nnrvn ra ui bthfl ii ...Ml !. Ill mi ca JM ni l 1 ! IE ! in CAP ia f i I'.. I . Girls' Colored Wash Dresses eeeatlful showing of smart dreaeee for wam weather made of fins percales, riroree or plain acme In etrlpes; io Wexfrrd cloth. French and Scotch ging hams high or low Becks, lane or short al eevee sises I to M year, frees $1.15 I ? 52.65 ......$2.65 ....... $2.65 $3.75 list) Dreeaes now SIX Dresse now 12 3 Dresses now SIM Drseot now .f., $1.35 $1.35 $1.85 W 50 Dresses now 6-V7S Lrees now S.S Dresses now If.. 7 5 to 7.50 Dresses now 'Girls' White Lingerie Dresses Thsr la a dainty refinement about these Lingerie Dreaae wMrh la enhanced by , tha beautiful material, and styles and finished 'Workmanship made of Peralan Lawna, Batlatea and Barred Dlmltlea aoma trimmed with embroidery Inaerttona and flounces, othera lace trimmed hlah and Dutch necka, long and ahort sleeve. full skirts, wlda bsms sfcses I to 14 yea re. Prices now aa followa: "Infants' Bonnets Tn flna lawn or embroidered Swiss, lace or embroidery trimmed; made with flna tucks, French knota and featheretltchlng . .25c ..,39c -. 48c 60C "7lr now........ i now A few infanta' Ions dreaaea. slightly aotled. 13.15. $4.50 and iR.oo valuea, at ............ Infanta' Onhmere SaequeS and Kimonos, 11.60 and C25 valuea soma hand Xc Bonnets row 60e Bonneta now 5o Bonneta now ... 75e Bonneta now 11 00 tionneta 11.28 Bonneta now l 60 Bonneta now II. 96 Bonneta now I1.D6 Bonneta now 2.26 Bonneta. .95c $1.29 $1.39 $1.45 $1.85 ..$1.95 95c Pongee and Fine Linen Coats For trsvellng, motoring or drees wear In tha city or at tha ahore thee light weight Bummer Coata are very serviceable j tha styles leave nothing ta be leal Mi l tins er Pongee 17 5 A 19.75 $7S Linen or Pongee 22.50 til 00 Lin or Pongee gQ It Tl Linen Coata now 110.00 Linen Coata now ....,.... first Linen Coats now Sit SO Linen Coats Q 75 nnatf . - ........... W. S 117 59 Linen or Pongee now 5.90 6.75 8.75 1350 J6 00 Linen or Pongee now. I 4S Dreaaea.. IMS . rreeaes M 80 and IMS . Drsases S4.S0 and 14.71 Ureeaea I..... ?BI00 and IS. 71 Dresses 00, SO and M.7S urcaaea . $1.95 $2.25 $2.75 $3.50 $3.75 $5.00 17.50 Dresse. SS.7S Dresses. 19 75 Dresse. 111.60 Dreeees. 112. 111.50, I1I.S0 Ureases .$5.75 $6.75 .$7 50 $7.50 $9.75 DV4.J.se:n..v.o.o. $12.75 Junior, Misses' and Small Women's House, Office and Street Dresses which made. It la auch dreaaea as tnesa lv. on. tha perfect ..confluence !- only r ST "' 5".- pooicn ana rrern-n uuiHii.uin, - , high, ana low necu, iodi or euui. " The moat varaatlle ahowlnr we have ever alve one the perfect aen-c In checka. plalls Waists of White Lingerie Not often la tha opportunity offered to purchase Walats Ilka theaa at a prlea as low. Ma-U of tha daintiest mulls, opera batlatea, Persian lawna and French voiles , Including soma hand made and hand embroidered: othera with dainty laoe trim mlnae: some are high neck and lone; aleavea; atsas II to It; AC .1.... .... .a II 16 Hurlni thla a.lA w Girls' Bloomer Dresses - ;v In Perralea and Ginghams, low neck and short sleeves. Just tha thins; for vaca tion; ages i M l year ti lt Dresaes n ow 11.60 Prssaes now 95c .....$1.29 $139 1115 Dresses now ..$1.45 .iw'...r.v?.... $i.85 Girls' Coats At theaa prices mothers may easily Fancy Merges, Coverte.Strlped .Novelties and Paca cheviots, all colors. 4S4J QS sites I to 14 rears valuea ud to 17.60 for ?.. Otlaer models with ths new sailor collars of silk. In plain terges, Paea Clothe. Nov elty Stripes and Checks I to It years. Values up to 2.t flft 111.00 stow Wexford clothe and French 'Linen plain or pleated aklrta Junior Bliea, II and 17 1(0 Dreaaea now IS 60 Dreaaea now ..........,.....( I3.lt Dreaaea now 14.75 Dreeeea now SS.60 Dreaaea now 17.60 Dreaaea now. , , i 11.75 Dresses now,,,. Shoes $1.95 ..$1.95 .$1.95 . $3.65 $3.65 $3.65 ...$3.65 11100 Dresses new. Small Women's sties. It to tl 16.76 Dresaes now . . .60 and 17.60 Dresaea now S. 00 and 11.75 Dreaaea now 111.75 and 115.00 Dreaaea now. 11760 and 111.75 Dreeaea now iireo Dr..... !6475 now. . $3.65 . $3.95 . $4.75 . $5.90 . $9.75 .13.75 Woman's Pump and Tlea, embracing every popular style In tsn and dull leather, black and brown velooie, eatln, and dull leather. Every ons a full 6.09 value, uuring tnia aaia Glrla' Low Sho.a, low heela, ankle strap pumps and tlss: regularly sold at tl.60. Now Children's Low Rhoes, la ankle strap and tie models, la all leethere; 11.00 values. Now Bovs1 Low Shoes, built of gooi leather toetand hard knocks; 11.00 and 60 regularly. Now .- calf, patent 5.50 2.80 1.55 .... 2.35 Suits The over eeaentlal garment for little girls. secure tne muon coveted coata Junior; and Small Women's White Lingerie and Marquisette Dresses 1aMnJ.il ar. tha T.lnaarla anri Ktarmilaat te rr that h.Va drawn much fSVOrabl. re handsomely made with or without kimono effecta. Dutch g or short Hleevee plain or pleated aklrta of cordd le, colored embroidery trimming, 8wlaa, Persian lawns and opera pique, marqulaette and batiste, with U Children's Department White or Colored Coats ages I t I iermaa and French val. oluny and Unen lace trimming ID; aleo II to II 17.60 Dreaaea now 110.00 Dreaaea now. , . , 111.00 and 111 SO Dre.a.a Ixes 16, 17, 114.71 and Ili'lV broases now 5.75 7.50 9.75 12.75 Ml SO and 111.00 Drosses now .18.75 24.75 Boa or Reefer styles of. B.rgea. Pongs es, Llnana and Pique tl.tl to .6S valuea mm qic i to U.o values ' now. now. s years $3.95 Colored Dresses Freneh and Russian styles. In Percales and Ol oghams, low n.ek and short sleeves, Freneh and Russian a ares I to t years sto ureases now 76o Dreaaea . . new 1 00 Dress. now tl.H Drosses now 11.10 Drsssss now 11.71 Drosses . now... ...48c ...65c ...79c 95c $1.29 $1.39 ....$1.45 now?.r.'....:. $ie85 II 60 Dreaaea $1.95 n.wifi?r!!!"!!!!!!"II!-$2i25 n,owa..?.r.r.r ......J.......$2lS5 nVw.?..r::r.' 27.50 Junior and Small Women's Silk Foulard, Silk Chiffon, White Crepe and Net Dresses : The greateat dsslsrnsra of fashion havs seemingly outdono themaelvea In creatlns; these haodaome dreaaea In navy blues, Copenhagen, tana. gray, black, fin. stripes and fancy bordered de signs; also ths net dreaaea, with dainty colored Bilk linings and ths whits crops with lace and whlto satin trimming i Val use up to $11.10. 16 75 t -i . v. i i . . . . ....... .avw.ew lHiiui tu wmw ...... sr ............... . . ........... Boys' Colored or White Washable Reduced 33 & Per Cent Ballore, for age I to I year a Ruaalans, I to I years 84c 1.13 1.34 Boys' and Children's Woolen Suits 33 1-3 Per Cent Off Russian, Bailors, Norfolk and Doubls-Breastsd Jaoket styles Rasslan and Bail ors, I to It years Coat 8uits, T to 11 ' ysars ?r!t.' i 6.00 110.00 Suits A ftf now w.vs 8.84 tl.tl Suits now. . . . . . . 11.60 Suits now tl.Ot Suits now 1160 Suits 1 fS7 now U oo Suits 9 00 now ..... ww 11.75 Suit 2 50 now ''' 14.60 Butts 3ftn now v $6.00 Suits now 00 Bulla now 17.60 Suits now .3.34 ,4.00 .5.00 Young: Men's Suits 33 1-3 Per Cent Off Junior and Small Women's Suits Bampeck's snappiest models blue serges or fancy mixtures slses tl to at chest.' Distinctive stylos,' exclusively shown by this store. makee plain their exquisite cnarm ana u uiui moment's Inspection In Kins Edward Linens, Austrian and French Linens and fins French Reps, a i Lawn Dresses 14.60 Drosses pa now V 15.00 DresaeS ma nm Vv now. In plain white or figured materials, low neck and short sleeves; soma mads In Peaeant stylo, othsrs Frsaoh and Ruaalan stylss, lacs embroidery trimmed ages 1 to t ysars ;low,..rr ........$1.29 1 nowV0.?.":.". $2.45 !ow..?.?.rr. ..............$1.39 . tl.tl Dresaee ' i- $1.45 now e-fave-aw lW.rz?.,t 51.95 J ..,.$5,00 ' Infants Long: Coats , and Capes '" Tha newest spring styles caahmare eraosUa .cloth. Bedford. -aord, and allk w.:;.A..:;.V.;..;......$5.75 oystsr white, bluea, tana, shell pink an 19 00 and 110.00 Suits 17 1ft now ......,.... " $11.60 and tlt.lt Suits O 7S now " 111.50 and $11.00 Suits Q 7t now... a- $14.60 "-Suits - JO 75 now Aa.i Fins 8erg;o and Broadcloth Sult.s hsndsomsly tailored, In nary blue, tan. gray or fancy mixture junior or . smau women s aisa avsndsr at I uteres tins; reductions $11.76 Suits 16.75 now w.se $11.50 Suits v now 116 0 Bait DOW 4tt 4 Bampook'ft Clothoi afford full eaaon of absolute oloth tatlsfaoUoii-- 1000 12.00 13.34 $16.00 Butts now $11.00 Suits now 130.00 Suit . . now .'wV.fr.1.' r. 15.00 $15.01 Suit 1R CI now .......... .....w.w a .' 18.75 19.75 ,n5ow,..'.'..... $4.25 16 60 Dreaaea tc- A(i tll.OO SulU 4JQ 7S fOW..,, w..w pow.1.1.-...... ; 22,50 ISS.00 to Itff.Tft BulU XkOW , e e MlitlMtM .25.00 : Sow1'...;. .. ....;;$1.29 now'...;...... $1.95 - . os ans os.o. now $3.95 $10.00, $11.00, now noV ;:.......i3.75 tio.76 suits 14 75 now $11.60 Suit 17 50 jHOW.t jl paa . tf w-t4X4s4 Vlf . - , . , Junior -and Small Women's Coats . Serge Coats In . all this reason's shades; also handaome mlxtureST-Slaea 15 and IT yeara; alao It to tl buat t ' ti. to fii.t coat 22.50 BOW. . a ee... ...... ass om ' $16.00 to ftf.CS Coat . 95 flfl now $11.71 to $46.00 Coats 97 511 n'ow0?.?.".'.1.!...... .....20.00 Furnishing:s For tho Coatlass seaeon correct Shirt and Neckwear are aeoesettlea This sals should fill your clothes larder with some of tho now thin a 1116 and $1.6 Shirts now $2.00 Madras, Solseltes and Percales, with Collars to match ths shirt ,. '. Neckwear all the popular oolors neat figures, strips or d'lg-onals "w.'.t!"?. 25c J now..?":! 69c 1.00 1.50 ft ats - ll.sa and $14.71 Coats ft 75 $11.50 to $11.71 CoaU , 14 7S now. ...... ........" 121.10 to 117.60 Coat 1 ft 75 now.. now... 1518-1520 Farnam St. Felt Hats In black, tan, gray, Jlelesoope or pinch crow a styles Sow9. .:.....:.;;.1.50 tili. .2.00; I ............2.25 Caps In gray or tan mixtures iyvss. .i-oo 1 sy?.ss. 1.7s 1518-1520 Farnam St. oomo when axtlngulahma a small blase in ths rear of luOs Park avenue. Alfred Watt, atareotyper, was overcome at work and taken to els home. ' Miss Katie Shields. Oil North Twenty fifth, a . stenographer, fainted when she alighted trom a oar on Seventeenth and Farnam. Bhs was taken home. - Mrs. P. II. Orkln, U Holand apartments, was overoomo at her home, but was oulukly brought out of dafcger by medical assist, anc. Hirnr.1 Clark Proetrat.d. fsrgaret Clark, seed 17 years, employed in tha laboratory of ths Richardson Drug oomnaay, was prostrated by tho heat this morning shortly after going to work. Bhs is said to bo la a serious condition. Miss Clark was given first aid by Polios Burgeon Pepper, and later taken to bar horns, tsst Ohio Street. Exarcaaaaasi ta Overaaae.. Jaks Weber, aa axpreastnaa, 66 year old, living at Sixteenth and Dorcas atrsata, was overcome t,hla afternoon at Eleventh and Dodge street. Us was given treatment by Dr. Pepper ( tho police department an4 waa revived eufflcteutly to b sent to hi ho ma. Joaaas Halt Vateaavaelaaa, Jaaaia tUU, M yeara old. waa found un oosoloua at Fourteenth and Jackaon St reats early this morning. Hall, who Is lipeofwd to be a railroad mechanic, re mained ttnoansetou for over two hours and waa than seat t St. Joseph s hospital by Polls Surge. Peppers. , Partisan m m Wiaa TmmmtU Thartly before 11 o'clock a woman about yeara old, whoa nam Is unknown, was foa4j ovOTcome at lilt Cumins; street. She was treated by polloo Surgeon Peppers aad lata sent to a hospital. Praatrstles) at taikwaa. Tha otaargaaoy autQ mad a fly In trip ta Ubaott at noon, , whea it waa Icarnsd that a nuua had been found uaeensoious on track No. t of the B. M. railroad His aama waa later learned ta ha Barney Calvarly, aa old-timer around Omaha, Owtetr ta tha waeertalnty whether tha man M drank, full of ooke" ar avareoaaa by ta heat the polio, took him t th station a&4 locked atan up. Mrs. kfasr MeC'laraT Dies. Hit Mary C MoClurg, wife of an Omaha treat railway motormaa, died this mern Ing at her rasldsaee, tiJ Maple street, of aggravated stomach treaW superinduced by th heat. Eh waa 10 year eld and had rsaldod la Omaha for many year The funeral will be held Friday aiternee from tha homo on Maple etreet. latermeat will be in Forest Laam aetnetery. Rev, It. i. Klqschstaln, pastor sf tha North Hde Cferistlaa church, will conduct ths funeral ths coroner's offloe today, making twenty sight fatalities from this oauaa sine ths present hot spell began. Th temperature at noon today waa It degress. IT WILL 13 COOLKH THURSDAY iTwt Deatka at Wb.ra, M WCBURM, Masa. July .-Lyin aids by Id. John P. U14 aad Matthew Daly, each W 'year eld aad close friends wars found dead under a tree la th Qreenstreet Weeds early today, victims of the heat Lats yesterday afternoon they left their homes to eeek a cool spot. Talrteea. taae la Philadelphia. FHIUADKLJ'HIA. . . July . 6. - Tblrteaa desAh. due to th heat, war reported te Weethes Bareaa Proaalsea Belief from Heat Wave for Middle et Week. WASHINGTON, Juy l-Rsfreshln: westerly breese weeplng along th Atvf lantl ooasl today brought sum relief from tho hot wav. to ths eastern section ef tha country, though the government weather experts ay there is no appreciable oh an (a la registered temperatures. Cooler weather tomorrow la promised for Chicago and th mlddlswast region, wbsr today it starred With th mercury svon higher than it was at th same time yesterday. Streak In th torrid spell are being re ported, ths extreme northwest having a change to considerably cooler weather, with temperature dropping below the season abl average, Th weather bureau prediots that th ohaage to cooler weather will spread ever tha nriddls and , north plain tatsa and upper Mississippi Valley within ths next thlrty-stx to forty-eight hours," bringing material and much needed relief. Xndloetloas ar that It will bs generally fair today and tomorrow with local thun der showers in lowsr Mississippi and Ohio valley and at various point along th Canadian border. Th showers and cloud loss will havs no marked sffsct on ths temperatures la those sections. ' New York began today with the thermom eter registering 71 degrees at I o'clock sa compared with U degrees at th same time yesterday. At Chicago It was M as. sgalnst 4 and la Washington SO, as ft was at I o'clock yesterday" moruing. HO Degtsees at Lie. eels.. LINCOLN, July 5, trtpoclai.) Meat rec ords for thl city and vicinity went glim mering today, when the thermometer reg istered 11 degree at th local weather bureau at I o'clock. At noon Uie tem perature was 107 degrees, a record for that time of day, not equalled In over thirty '"' observations at tha local wWher station. At 1.30 la ths afternoon the ther mometer bagaa a alight downward march, due to heavy clouds which formed over the oily. Th wind which had been blew- ( ing up to this time, however, died down ana ta beat waa consequently more oppressive-than when ths sun was shining earlier la the day. William Foreman of -this city died last night at a local hospital as the direct re sult of heat prostration. lie was taken violently ill a ahort time .before his death and his temperature reached 108 degrees. The deceased was St years old and un married, lie had lived here for fifteen year aad la survlved-by" four brother and a sister. Showers ta Uaa. DES-MOINES, July t,-8peclal Tele gram.) Tho climax of the heated spell came this afternoon, when tha government thermometer showed luf degrees for about three hours, steadily, and . private msaa urements ran much higher. Th day opened at SO aad at U o'clock 9 degrees was reached, with 104 at noon, then the higher figure. Scattered rainstorms pulled the mercury down to M before evening. Reports to the' Weather office Indicated that similar heat prevailed all over Iowa. While no deaths from ths heat were reported th suffering " has been Intense and much of tho street and outdoor work of the city Is suspended. oath ot eat still Swelters. KANSAS CITY, July 6. No relief from th hot weather In th southwest was pre dicted by the United 8tates weather fore caster her" today. Indication were that this would be the fourth day of extreme heat over the entire section and that yes terday '("maximum temperature of 108 would be equalled; he said. A "dry thunder storm" at , North Platte. Neb., was ths nearest approach to a rain last night and no real rain 1 in sight for the next twenty four hours. . . . Ths thermometer standing abov W until after 1 o'clock this morning gays this city aaothsr hot night, but a brisk breexa greatly relieved the sufferers. Threatened with aa les famin consumers of that com modity ars glviug serious consideration to economy la It use. Hutchinson, Kaa., reported a tempera ture of 105 degree at 11 o'clock. , Atchison reported 102 at noon, with, on death. Up to noon .when tho temperature In Kansas City was 100, ten prostrations had been reported. ' Tweaty.S.vea Deaths ta Plttaber;. PITTSBtfRQ. July 6.-Th. th.rmometer her. registered it degrees shortly before aoOa. There have beea twenty-seven death and sixty-five prostration . In this city sine tha hot spell began last Friday. WILL NOT PBESS EECIPEOOITY BILL (Continued from First Page.) ' benefit which will be conferred upon th whols people. ' "I enter .my protest," said Senator Bur ton, "against any policy which looks to ths maintenance of duties on th most essen tial foods; the bread and meat .which the people eat when the present supply shall prove Insufficient." LUDWIG NOBEL HOME BURNED Boa . aad Daagkttr et .Rwsslaat Mil lionaire Oil MasTsutte Lea Lives ta Fire. VIBORO.. Finland. July I. Tha palatial country, house her of Ludwlg Nobel, tho multi-million air oil magnate of St Peters burg waa destroyed by fir last night M. Nobel' son and daughter, aged T and 5, respectively, were burned to death. s Tbelr governess mad herolo efforts to save her charges and on falling went raving mad aad attempted suicide. The parents were at St Pstsrsburg at ths tlms of th disaster.- . v - New Postal. Baek. .. WASHINGTON, D. C, Jnly L (Special Telegram The poetmaater general desig nated the postofnee at Central City, Neb., to receive postal aavlnga on and after July 29. The postofficre at Cherokee and Ida Grove, Ia.,1 and eUurgia, H. 1)., alao were dealgnated I to begin business tho same aate. Third Fatality la Aate Wreck. CHICAGO, July 5. Mrs. lienry C. Oor dee, SO yeare old, a resident of Austin, died today at LaGraaga, . 111., of inurtee re ceived yeaterday when aa automobile In which aha, her husband and two children wer riding was struck by a railroad train. Ths two children were tnatantly killed. . Th Key to th Situation Be Want Ada N ... DEATH RECORD Fraaklla Fylea. ' NEW YORK, July 6. Franklin Fylea, for thirty years dramatic sdltor and ciitio of ths New York Sun Is dead at hi bom of heart disease. He was bora la Troy, N. Y., sixty-four year ago - and .tarted aws paper work la that city while a boy. He started a a reporter oa th Sua when only 10 year old, and five year later became dramaUo critic His long service la that position mad him - due to succeed William Winter as dean of th critic la thl city. - About eight year ago falling hearth compelled him to leave th Sua and lac then he had supplied dramatle criti cism and notes to twenty-nv or mors out-of-towa paper Mra. Martha Steele. OXFORD. Nab., July $.-8pecia!.-Mr. Martha Steel died at th home of her daughter. Mra W. W. LoWrey, at th ad vanced age of U yeara Mrs. Steel had beeea a resident of Oxford for th last two years, her former horn being at Kossuth. Ia., whither her body waa taken for burial. She was the mother of fourteen children, five of whom, three sons and two daugh ters, surviv her. Bh had been confined to her bed for a year and a half. Rev, K, I. Rohlneoa. SPRING FIELD, Neb., July 6,-(Speoial.)-Rev. B. L Robinson, formsrly of this placs, died of paralysis at his lata residence in Sheridan. Wyo. His body was brought to Springfield, where the funeral waa bald today. Rsr. Mr... Robinson waa for many year a member of tha North Nebraska conference of th Methodist Episcopal church and later of the Wyoming confer, no. Commander A. A. Pratt. WASHINGTON, July l-Commaadsr Al fred A. Pratt. U. 8. N., died at Mar Is land hospital yesterday, three days after having been retired by th "plucking board". of th navy department Pratt waa t)ora, la Sycamore, 111., thirty-eight year ago and entered th naval eervie In 18SS. During ' the Spaatsh-Amsrlcaa war h servsd oa the cruiser Marblehead. Mater Ileary rTewaaaa. LEXINGTON, Mo., July 6. Major Henry Newtnaa, a veteraa , of the confederate army la th civil war, died here early today, aged 71. lie was bora la Btauaton, Va., and cams to Missouri la 1851 la 117 h became a member of th Missouri legis lature and subsequently held several other political offices la th state. QUEER FREAK OF THE WIND Sked Welghlag Tea Carried Across Street When Nothing; Else Is i Distarbed. -CRESTON, la., July 6. (8peolal. A queer phenomenon waa witnessed here Monday afternoon, when out of a cloudless sky, and with scarcely a brass stirring, a cow shsd, wsighlng over a ton, was suddenly picked up and carried across th treat oa to a vacant lot and aet dowa In tact, Th freak caused considerable anxiety on th part of those who witnessed it Thunder was heard during th hours of 4 and I o'clock several time, about th time th "cyclone" was noticed. Oa either aid of the shsd, at the time It was Uftsd, only a slight brsese existed and no further disturbance took place. clus to th thief and ths affair Is a hard blow to th young homesteader. HYMENEAL ' Lloyd-Coaner. FAIRBURY, Neb., July 5. (Bpeclal.) Friends of John Lloyd, a locomotive fire man on th Rock bland, war surprised when be returned from Coal Valley, 111., Monday with a wife. Mr. Lloyd gav his friends tha slip and waa quietly married to Miss Margaret Connor of Coal Valley, June ts, at the home of her parents, Mr. aad Mrs. M. W. Connor, of Coal Val ley, 111. Th bride Is aa estimable young woman and waa raised and eduoated la Coal Valley, 111. They wer married by Rev. West of th Prcsbyterlaa church. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd will go to housekeep ing Immediately. Nalaad-Keeter. . IOWA CITY. Ia., July l.-(8peclal.) W. S. Noland of Omaha and Mlsa Mabel M. Foster of Columbus Junction, his former co-teacher In the Columbus Junotloa school, were married at Wapello. Ia., by Rev. J. E. Neweom ot th Methodist church, at hi horn. MoaeargrCllae. Mis Matt! Cllne, daughter of William Clin, and Mr. William Mossburgsr, both of Tekamah. Neb., wer married by Rev. Charles W. Savldgs at 4 oa th afternoon of ths Fourth of July, at tha home of ths brids'a sister, Mr. and Mrs. U. R. Steven- i son, 17H Kansas avenue. Hart-Braner. Mia Helen Bruner, daughter of Mr. George Bruner and Mr. Holland A. Hart, both of South Omaha, were married at t on th afternoon of th Fourth of July, by Rev. Charles W. Savldgs, at his residence. SHOEMAKER BREAKS OWN LAW Member of Leglslntare Carries Qaa to Celebrate ladependeaee Day ta Preeer Style. In spit of ths tact of bis law against th carrying of concealed weapons, Judge W. B. Shoemaker, member of tho legisla ture from Douglas county, went out Tues day afternoon armed . with an old horse pistol that bad not been blackened with powder for a dosen years. "It 1 too bad that my concealed weapon law ha not become effective yet. but It waa ao long delayed la th senate that It does not really go Into action until July I, ninety days after It became law. If It bad been effective there a number of men and boys who ar running around here with guna that might get Into trouble. Of course, I am Just aa bad as anybody and thlstbld revolver of mine may go off and blow me np, but rm going to get out In the middle of Carter lak where there ar no kid aad make one big, loud noise.". But the gun refused to shoot and bs cam back safely. American Cadet. In Berlin. KIEL. July 5. A ceo r .nled by fifteen officers, 431 cadets of the American train ing squadron, which anchored her last week, left her today on a special train for Berlin, where they expect to remain for several day on a sightseeing tour of ths Germaa capital. Btrttisftont for July In making a birthday gift you can do no better than to select a birthatone in some pretty ring, pin or bracelet setting. July is the month of the beautiful ruby, the etone bo much admired in all lands for its color and modest sug gestion. At this store you will find tha ruby mounted In all th most attractive design and ia very concclval article. The lategt pattern from the markets of the east have been eeured. If you are golns; to make a July birthday gift you should visit this store and in spect our stock and moderate price. cti uom jnrrriy BiJ Invest. Albert Edholm Jeweler. Sixteenth aad Barney. 'NjwiV Cholera an Ship freaa Italy. NEWNTOKK. July 6. -An Immigrant on the Duga Deglt Abrusxl, who died yester day had cholera organisms. It was an nounced today. The Moitke, which arrived today from Italian ports, has been held at quarantine to await th result of an es amlnathm In the rasa of a sick ftremaa. Girl Heaaeateader'a Haste Robbed. ABERDEEN, 0. D-, July. I. (Speoial.) Miss Margusrit Carpentler. a young girl homesteader of Parkin county, was the victim of a particularly despicable form of theft last week. Whea she returned from a visit to a friend ah found some en had entered her claim shack aad had car ried away all hsr possessions. Furniture, bedding, dishes, cooking atan si la, olothiag and Jewelry were all gone. There la ao ""'.V:"":',V vH'. - " ' - J Hamilton Apartment s PIREPROOr Slngl rooms and privet bath til 00. Two reoma and private bath. III and 144. Three room and private bath 14 and Mi. AH advantage of th hotel at half the prlc. Away from note and dust Flaa Oaf ta Ooaatlea 11 T .as-, .'.w L J. BAUIS HEAVY JIAXJUHQ SATEHOISTniOA SPECIALTY . IM FARNAM STREET ' FtkOM Duegla 859 Residence Harney 4283 TWENTIETH CENTURY FARKER Beet Fas-sa Papa. Oa Delia Pea Vs