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niKIlEK: OMAHA, THURSDAY,
NOVEMHER no. inn
CHURCHES IHDMOH SERVICES 1 Alleged Yeggmcn
laken lor Kobbery
of Bank in Iowa
Virions Gronpi Unite in Thankijif
in? jfleetin Tnnrtdav.
SPECIAL SERVICES ARRANGED
naaem Parle Omt to Mrft
the first Baptlet Ck.rrk
rim ABaee-ared fer
Maay Other (kirrkn.
Special Thanksgiving services will be
beld ta many Omaha churches hls
noting and evening. Soma of th
chi.ii.hu held Thankt.fi vine service lai
Sunday. Otheis have combined wltn
neighboring churchee and will bold union
ejervlces.
Tha Htnwom Park group of churches
consisting of tha First Baptist, First
Chitstlan, Grace Lutheran, Third Prre-
byterlan, Westminster Pre abyiei Ian, HL
Mary's Avenue Congregational and the
llanaoom Park Methodlat will hold union
aa, vires at 10:30 at tha Flrat Haptiai
church. Twenty -ninth and Harney streets.
Hev. 1 homes It. McConneil will preside.
Following la tha progiam:
Invocation
Rev. J. M. Karaey
Scripture
Kev. J. A. Jenklna.
Festival Ta ueuin Dudley Buck
Mist baptist uaret.
Sermon Tne Kpi.u 01 1 r.i.nii,ivlng...
rr. . . i-rawiuru.
Prayer
Rev. M. L. Meilck.
Offeilng for tha old Peupiea Horn
tienedlcUon
Kev. K. P. Hainaey.
Quartet: i.a. Wu, auiano; Miaa
Ganeon. aito; Mr. Mcnuhn. I. nor; Mr.
tiiey. baaa. Miaa Margaret ilouluer, or
gan lau
Valoa Servlree
- Special union services of tha Saratoga
Congregational, urace Evangelical and
F-n Memorial Methodlat thurohea wl.l
t bald at tha Frail Memorial cnurch
Twenty-fourth and Larlraoie avenue; in
tha evening at I clock. Tha oruer of
worahlp will be aa folio we:
Voluntary
I'ujiiuur
freyer
pay. a. P. Netheily, Paa.or U ranee Kvaa
aeacai tha.eh.
VJusi
Mil.er Park Quartet.
Responsive neading
' l'aga U In Psalter.
Ortertory Viuitn ttoio
Mia uerwude Thlera.
rermon
Ikev. u. M. Humphrey paator Saratoga
tongiegauoiuu cnurcn,
parltone 8010
Mr. A. li. Uroaa.
Testimonials of Uiatltude
Other Ch arches talte.
Tha North Side Chtlillan church will
nlte In morning union aervloea at the
rlrat United Presbyterian church, Twan
ty-flrat and Emmet atreeta.
. McCabe Methodlat church will hold ser
Ices with tba CUIton Hill Preabyterlan
thurch, Forty-fifth and Orant streets. In
he morning. Tha sermon will be preaensd
y Kev. William Beyers of tha Walnut
mill Methodlat Church.
Tne worth tilde rreebyterlan church
Md the Flrat United Preabyterlan
ourcnee wm unite and hold service In
ne morning at 10.Su o'clock.
'.The Caatellar Street Preabyterlan
sauroh announce a publlo Thanksgiving
service for Thursday morning at 10.80
s'eiock to continue for one hour. "The
Ka oeneiactor- will be the aarmon
Ihema of the castor. nv. Vr wn...
Under the direction of Miaa Caliata Kerr
ciiorua cnoir will lead In the pralao.
"pedal selections will be rendored aa
(ollowai . ' - i
rhe"-".-Oounod
polo and quartette.
Care of you"
"Ood Will Take
Harkneaa
: arvira at Other Charehes.
At 81 Stephen's Episcopal mission.
-. and Ames avenue, thera
at Wa e,e6r,lon of noy communion
Church of the Good Shepherd, Twen
tieth and Ohio. Rev. J. i. ColUri tteioti
holy communion and sermon at 10 a. m.
Trinity cathedral, Eighteenth and Capl
tol avenue, celebration of holy commun-
oaook. Morning prayer and
rrrrnoa at u. orrartory on behalf of the
Clarkaon Memorial hoapltal. The spedai
aervloea will be In commemoration of St.
Andrew aa wall as Thanksgiving. The
Pt. Andrew Brotherhood will attend tha
I o'clock aervloea In a body.
8t. Paul's Lutheran church. Twenty
Ighlh and Parker streets. Rev. E. t
j-.w, ywur, inaeksgivlna; services at
Oak Street Methodlat. Twentieth and
Dak. Rev. T. C. Webater. paator. services
JThankeglvliig evening at t. led by tr.
debater. .
Thankaglving afternoon from I to 4 a
foipel service will be held at the Houae
pf Hope. t North Twenty-seventh ave
hue. The meeting will be conducted by
Rr. Charles W. Bavldge. the founder of
Ike home. All are cordlnally Invited tw
attend. Musical Inatrumenta and slngera
re needed badly.
ThenkagWtag services will be held at
rempl Israel Friday evening at I o'olock
jUbbl Frederick Cohn will apeak upon
"The Spirit of the Puritana." Dr. Cohn
rill dlscuas the nuaao-American paaaport
lueetioD,. Mlas Helen Sommer will play
k violin solo.
The Christian church, Twenty-fourth
and St. Mary's avenue, services at 11
dock, constating of eerraon and testl-fcioniala,
Turks Take Tumble
to Seventeen Cents
Turkeys took another slump In Omaha
teatenUy morning when one of the big
lowntown department . atotea advertised
rood turkeys for 17 cents a pound. Good
prkers failed to move up, as was pre
cted a week or so ago, but Inataad aU
puHrr la cheaper than It was a year
Si.
ViATHEWS IS HELD FOR
FAILING TOHAVE LICENSE
On . Information sworn to by Deputy
lounty Attorney .. Fltagerald a warrant
fsa laaued yeaterday . In municipal
burt for the arreat of Dr. John T. Math
ave. with officea In the Brown block. The
formation alleges that tha defendant
kacdclng medicine without poaaeaalng
artiflcate from the Stale Hoard
lealth.
The Investigation Into Dr. Mathewa'
aae waa InatUnttd when he qualified be
bra Judge Lealle aa a practicing phyal
Un In a case In the dUtrict court ahortly
fore the fall election. ' A cloaa examlna-
iut was made, with the teault that
.omplalnt wa filed. Tha tnfurmatlo
an ca David U. Traill and laatwlle Tia
t t:ii C-u;li Thirty-triad atreeta as w.
.:r..; noil) d Dr. kUth
Is
of
ID Lf
Jamos Duma and John Wllnon, wanted
for blowing the Hank of Derby, la-
curing 11.900, about three weeka ago, have
been captured by the Omnha police. Wll-
ron waa arreated Tuenday afternoon and
Burns yeaterday morning on Information
received frum detectlvea on the ground and
torn dearilpilcma received from the aher
Iff of Derby. Wilson when searched wag
found to have $"i0 concealed In hie clothe
and Burns had ."2, mostly In 120 bills
In hla pocketa. The bank was robbed of
12,200 In s bills and $2,700 In gold, mostly
of the 110 denomination. The sheriff at
Derby has been notified and will arrive
tomorrow to take the men back. Both
gave their addrenaea aa Omaha, but tha
police fall to find where in Omaha they
lived.
Pioneer Nebraskan
is Dead at Benson
B. . W. Morton. 77 J eara old. a nlnnr
resident of Benson, died Tueadav morn
ing arter an llliiemi of two months. He la
survived by six children: J. N. Hortorr'of
Benson F. 8. Itorton of Houth Omaha, c.
1 lor ton of Kyracuae, Neb.: 17. 8. Hor-
ton of Genoa, III.; Joe Horton of Fort
8mlth and Mrs. J. Foster of Berlin. 111.
The funeral waa held thla afternoon
from the residence to Mount Hope ceme
tery. Rev. Jnaa Wilson of the
'reabyterlan church offiri.tnri ui,,.
aervlcea were conducted at the grave by
the Odd Fellows.
Mr. Horton was born In Louisville. Ky.,
JW4. At the outbreak of tha elvll w.
enlisted and served three years. Arter
the war he moved to Jacksonville, III.,
and to Nebraska City In 1S75. In 1HM he
came to Omaha, and In lt0 he moved to
Benson. Mr. Horton waa a ronirui,..
nd built many of tha old huueoa in
Omaha and Benson.
In
he
Washerwoman Gives
Her Mite to the Poor
When W. H. Green went In tha hnm
of Frank R. gilts to dtlvr tha i.,m..
of $16.50 raised for Mr. and Mrs. Silts
by the Real Extate exchange, a poorly
drenaed woman with a basket on her arm
entered at the aame time.
1 have been washing all day." she said
to Mra. Hilts, "but I thought I'd come
over this evening and brlnir vnn what
could."
In the banket was bread and nth.r
eatables. Mrs. Green rennrtori nn th.
matter to the exchange. He said Mrs.
George II. Payne had adrieA f, i h.
fund. Silts Is a former real aetata man
but recently, on account of advanced age,
was compelled to ak the county- for aid.
SCAVENGER TAX SALE
FAILS TO GET THE MONEY
County and Cltv Treasurer Frank 1
Furay was called upon by the county
commissioners to explain why this year's
scavenger tax sale realised but ta. whii.
previous sales have brought In about
M3.000. A resolution Introduced by Com
missioner Elsasser asking the explana-
Hon was adopted by a unanimous vm
The resolution sets out that from tha
1909 scavenger tax sale MS.1M was realised
and apportioned to the state, tha emmtv
Dr. Lyon'
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
cleanses, preserves and beau
tifies the teeth and imparts
purity and fragrance to the
breath. Mothers should teach
the little ones its daily use.
JPJJJjfjyjjjJJEBssSsaeSa
cities of Omaha and Pouth Omaha and
:owns, villages and school districts In the
county.
The county psld $2,156.40 to advertise
this sale." said Mr. Elitaaaer. "but nnlv
three pieces of property were sold. Then
the buyers quit and I understand It was
because the advertisement did not con
form to some new state law governing
such matters. We need this money.' In
19o our general fund got $21,000 out of It.
We are going to need all the money we
can get. for It will be exnenslva t
Into the new cojrt house and our funds
are going to run short.
In Order That Our Employes May Enjoy
THANKSGIVING DAY
Brandeis Stores
WILL DE - V
CLOSED ALL DAY
Thursday
Honor is Paid to
Ee tiring Official
James II. Tsvlor. who retires aa vir
president and treasurer of F. P. KIrkeii-
dall & Co. on December 1. waa e-uaat nt
honor at a dinner given Tuesday night by
F. P. Klrkendall at the Omaha club. The
gureta Included ' the office and sale.
forces of the company. They presented
Mr. Taylor with a fine gold watch. Re
cently Mr. Klrkendall presented Mr
Taylor with an elegant sliver service.
Upon his retirement . Mr. Taylor govs to
California to apend the winter. He has
not made known his future nlan.
Though still a young man Mr. Taylor ha
been connected with the Klrkendall com
pany for more than twenty years.
Four Reasons for
Shopping Early
The retail trade committee of the Com
mercial club nas outlined four reasons
why Omaha people should do their Christ
mas shopping early. They are:
Blocks- are more complete and fresher.
giving better selection.
Early shopping means prompt deliveries
Don't wait.
You will get what you want. now. It
may be gone later.
The salespeople will have a haonler
Christmas. Delivery people will have a
happier Christmas. . It Is your gift to
thouianda of workers.
Optometrists' Society
urganizedat Banquet
Optometrists of Omaha cathered at a
banquet given In the Loyal hotel Tueadav
evening, tne purpose being to form a per
manent organisation to further their In
lereaia. in ere were twenty-two men
present, and they elected officers as fol
lows: John Holm, president; Howard
Cronk, vice president; Victor Johnson.
secretary and treasurer.
Wirtar Trips
Round Trip Excursion Tickets
Arc Now on Sale Daily
via the C. C& N. W. Ry. to Florida, Cuba.
New Orleans, Mobile and the Gulf Coast
splendid trains of the
Chicago amd
North Western
; Railway
between Omaha and Chicago
connect at the latter city with all
lines to the South and Southeast,
forming a passenger service that
cannot be surpassed.
Through railway and tteamshlp ticket
am alto on tale to the Mediterranean,
the Holy Land and to all European citiet.
Fourteen
Fast Trains
Daily Between
' Omaha and
Chicago
The Best of
Sleeping car reservations and reservations
i v, d'm un Diemuaiupa 10 points named
Everything abov Siven Prompt and careful attention.
-
Trains leave Omaha for Chicago:
7:40 a. si.
12:03 p.m.
5:10 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:35 p.m.
7:55 p.m.
8:50 p.i
12:40 s.i
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There is ooe tnaa in tha United States who bat pernep heard f
ore women s seorsts than any other man or woman la the
ooentry. These seorets are not seoretl of guilt or iharae. but tir
u ""J" of iufferio., and they have been con6cied to Dr. JA-
K. V. fieroe in the hope and expectation of advice and help.
That law nff tttaaa 1 L. j , , - r w S
- - WW, ii.t, own uiaappoaoieu in tneir ex-
peotations is proved by the fact that 98 per cent, of ell women
treated by Dr. Pierco or hie able stsff, have been absolutely
and altogether cured. Suoh record would be remarkable if
the cases treated wero numbered by hundreds only. But when
that record applies to the treatment of mora than hatf-a-rail.
lina woman, tm a j ..... iA ... i. i. .1 .
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pecialistt in the treatment of women's diseases.
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extra protection for valuablea Kent rtsr month a-to.oo
. Soon. 4iaHaa a south and west exposure which makci a well lighted
office, 13HI20H feet in else. We are only asklnit TSo a square foot
for this space which Is very cheap rent, considering location and all
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ktoom 61 aDon't pa for desk room space when you can rent a private
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on the court, affording plenty of light and ventilation, frlce per
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of its readers for land information, has gathered and
compiled data on soils, climate and fanning conditions
in all parts of the country. It is willing to give out this
information, free, if postage is sent with inquiry.
Do You Want to Know
About government land laws, location of land of
fices, etc
How to get irrigation lands, location of projects,
laws governing same, etc.
Best sections for fruit growing, general farming,
stock raising or dairying.
Your questions will get prompt attention. State
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Close Ml Day
We wish to express Our Thanks
for your splendid patronage dur
ing the pntt year and promise dur
ing the remainder of the Holiday
Season to make you more thankful
than ever before that your home
anu Harden s
btore is m
Omaha.
Watch Thurs
day evening
papers f o r
Friday's great
special offerings.
'HAYDEN'S
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS BUYING EARLY.
PERMANENT ADDRESSES
of Chief Attractions and Tblnga of Interest
Seen at the la
nd Shorj
zonal!
California
Uooth of the big duck and the loud noise: where
they gave away five icres of oransre laml to tlia
Ky guesser on the Jar of nuts. Tha land i
ers, oranges, grape lrult, lemons, figs, dates.
vr .V J r.," ,u "e year round. Aouress,
North bait River Valley irrigation Co., Phoenix, Ar.
Los Angeles, San Diego. The Booth where you
saw everything worth while and then some!
Including climate and opportunity. Address
los Angeles Chamber or Commerce, or Sail
u.ego chamber of Commerce. Better still.
wu, am, bcb lor yourselves.
CO
Where you saw the famous Sa.ri-a.mnn to Vaiiav
Exhibit Inquire about the next excursion to
this beautiful country, Nov IB. Trowbridge
& Bolster, 404 City National Bank Building.
umana, iNeoraaKa.
California
ajf? At the Tulare County Booth you saw the big
I f 1 1 V n " r a"i peaches, potatoes, corn, pumpkins, prunes and
l-a4ll I 1 1 I'lums. Also the fine orangea, lemons and cltruv
Bill II I III I I I f 1 fruits. You can farm tor pleasure and profit In
WMIIIfafl'IllM Tulare County. Addrnss, Tulare County Uoanl
California
Colorado
of Tratle. Vlnalia. California.
Patterson In the Famous Hun Joaquin Val
ley. Why not go with, ua and see thla I'ara.
diso fcr Plain Teopls. Payno Investment
Company, Omaha. Nebriieka. . '. ,
Colorado
Colorado I
Where you saw tho Platte Klver Valley Exhibit,
showing; wheat, cats, flax and corn raised on sub
Irrigated soil; land that pays for Itself In two
years.. We sell this land on terms of one-third to
one-half cash, balance I to G years. Addreat
tlatte Klver Valley Lnd Co., Sterling-, Colorado.
Apples, Apples, Bis; Red anil Yellow Apples, nice
clean potatoes, sucar oeeLs, irralns as grown at
Hotohkias, Sslta Co ant 7, Colorado. "Yon remein.
nerr Kememtitr also wnas rrom I5U per aore
mo
and upward. Address Ooold and W.
Uotchklss, Colorado.
ioufney,
Where you saw the San Luis Valley Exhibit
showing especially the big grain and field peas,
unequalled for hoc feed; heard about the new
Must- f.pln.v a . . t u..ir. ...ii 1 w. n ,1 .v.k. . . . .
- 1 . 1 u . v j j . igm anu run
fun I prl a. t..l Unri. ir kla 4 K ! i
tetms of one-tenth. Address C. A. Robinson. 1st Nafl Bank, Denver. Colo.
The Rio Grande Home Co., of Alamosa, Colo., oc
cupied Booth No. 1. This Is where you saw the
fine cabbage, celery and other vegetables; al.io
SO varieties of Colorado a-iUHoen oata that vleLueii
ci aire, liv, Duaneis 01 wneai. wonaerrui airaira. cnoica
COLORADO
111 U hitaha a n
paif toea. etc.. from the Sunny fear, Lula VaUey. Colo
Write then, today.
Where you saw especially the fine Apples. 4'otaioei
flfta end grain raised in Marsh Valley, the "Garden
Nebraska
for a
You
Nebraska
' Co., Downey, Idaho.
Where you bought those Ts Be Cas
Kicks! and the Za Trudaa for a Dime.
H,lll,mb.r TrUT Irni. On. whrt aall mnr.
cigars In Omaha than any other house. Why?
Quality. AU first class dealers sell our goods.
Tracy Bros. Co., 1416 Doug, til., Omaha. Neb.
tshlim Lightning Koiis, tha booth tout In-
tercsted inany ehowlng the (Trade Mark)
ot tho beat in Lightning Protection.
Address, W. C. Shlnn, Lincoln, Nebraska
Northwestern
Wheie
stock raising exhibit.
saw the
beautiful alfalfa and
ng exhibit. You remember! Large
of cattle and sheep. If Interested
fia" vi an... v. . ..... j w- n . . . . iii ici t:m
n alfalfa raising .vilte to General Casaen
tjmaha, Nebraska, foi pamphlet dealing fully with the supject
Oregon
Oregon
OREGON
cuv monthly
ri Hetker &
Wnero you saw the attractive eyclorama of the City
or saiem anu me uuaaniw iwj created ny Ueo.
1. bchreiher. The artist is identified with leading art
clubs In Chicago and the country, lie la also super
visor of drawing In the Salem grade and high schools.
Address Ueo. I.. Bchrelber. -OS Dlv. 8t. Balem. Ore.
famously fertile Willamette Valley Booth waa the
bluest agricultural and horticultural dlaplay. Hon
XiUsated fruits, nuts and vegetables. No bllzzaida,
storms or drouths. No crop tallurea. Five new rail
loads. Writs to Commercial Club Secretary at Corval
lis, Albany or Salem, Oregon.
"Let ua explain to you how io own a 6 or 10 acre fruit
and garden tract Albany, Oregon, one of the heat
tons In Oregon, and In the very heart of the famous
li uiiuii.ii. . .iioj- ....vv-uu lur ilia p 11 r. iru-i
paynenis. o iaxea, no iniorett, gooa markets.
aj II V II I i m.Tfm, .iv .iiii;i DH, glUU 1 1 1 I
beam, S28 Brandels Theater Muilding, Omaha.
w w I
call or
South Dakota
a f The booth with the six-foot wheat; the 100 bushel oats
I I n tne Prrect apples; the national silver trophies won li
cJ dull I conitetitlon against the fruit and farm sections of th
world. The famous Gunnison Valley In the heart of Utah
.- . . ft.nnm n.l... ,A, A fair.'. "J I 1 1 r. I km... Ur,lHi., ( . I . u 1 . .
Where you saw the two-headed calf
the large cabbage, tho flax grown on
sod.', and the wheat grown without
Irrigation Address Ardmoie Comm.r.
clal CI ob, rdmore, South Dakota.
No boom prices yet.
10 Newhuuiw Hid.
Wyoming
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a
Alfalfa's natural home. Spalding. I.lvlngaton Inv. Co.,
Kait iMHe i-ity. 813 city Nat. tin. uiag.. Omaha. Neo.
You don't have to be rich to start farming.
Land told on crop payment. Remember the
fine product of this year's crop. Address
C. L. Beatty, Pine bluffs. Wyoming.
"The Wylle Way," where the ticket
elven awai dallv. rm. nn
folder will be published Dec. 1. No
.li.rv. Wwt . . .
a n,, (l today
CAMTIMO COatyAsTY. imHMTQg, MOmWs
Where you tsaw In the Yakima Val
ley booth an attractive exhibit of
the products of this Irrigated dis
trict. The Valley that won first.
fifth places on apples at the Kw v,i,
Yellowstone Park I
WTZ.IB KKHANEN:
Washington
aimrin.iiimimt .a iWl till-i.i f I,; Minim S-ll I WWaiiiiin IT ilill I lif ii-iini
0ST-High Grade Furs fiicomic sfC
.1 a-?., w, va-aa-a. . . li the Stinnnx
') EXPERT KE1VIODELIINJG
' i cal Kai naiii. Telephone IWugaa HO IP.
t ion
The Sunday Bee
With Happy Hooligan, Littl
Nemo, the Katzenjammer Kids
and the whole interesting fam ly
i ii
second, third, fourth and
Land Show. Write Commercial Club, Prosser, Grand View, Sunny
Elde, Granger, Toppenlsh or North Y'aklma, Wash.
Mcmoval fealc
8-Day CIoclc Specials
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