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THE BEE: OMAILA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1912.
MOP WILL MLD YIADUCT
.. Overhead Crossings on Nicholas and
Locust Streets.
CONFERENCE WITH CITY COUNCIL
Officials of Road Sliow WllUiriw
1 to Proceed mm Rapidly Legal
Steps la Matter Ca Be
- -- Takes.
Members of the city council and offi
cials ' of the Missouri Pacific Railroad
comnany to conference once more
threshed over the question of viaducts
over ,tJ railroad tracks along Nicholas,
Locust and Dodge streets. After the
conference. Commissioner Ryder had this
to say:
j "I believe we axe nearer to the con
struction of these viaducts than ever. The
Missouri Paclfle representative. Agent
Xoftus. has Just returned from St. Loois,
where he met most of the chief of ft
clals of the road. He brought back with
"him encouraging reports, and so far as
,one can Judge, legal red tape only stands
In the way of actual beginning of work
on these structures. I do not believe
the city council or the city legal depart
ment will stand In the way of taking
the shortest possible cut to get results.
Suits now pending In supreme court will
e postponed for a few months on the
calendar, but the city will lose no rights
thereby If the present prospects should
fall through. '
aly Waits Red Tas.
"At the conference, representatives of
the Missouri Pacific expressed a willing
ness to start this fall on the construction
of the Locust street viaduct, providing
the necessary legal steps can be taken.
Everything looking to the construction
of this viaduct, aa well as the others,
Will, begin anew. ,
"Under the plans as discussed, the Lo
cust treet viaduct Is to be about three
blocks in length. It is to be thirty-irfx
instead of twenty-six feet wide, aa orig
inally proposed. ' It work begins this
(all, it is to be completed early next
spring.
"As to the Nicholas ' Rtmet viaduct,
City Attorney Rlne has been Instructed
to prepare and Introduce at the council
meeting Thursday morning an ordlnanc
declaring the necessity of the structure.
This ordinance will provide for a struc
ture forty, instead of thirty-six feet
wide, as proposed originally. Where the
door will be above the buildings along
the sides, eteps will lead down.
! ','" , '.' Widening the - Streets. ,
"For the purpose of widening the
street in order to conform to the addi
tional width of the proposed viaduct, the
Missouri Pacific will donate a strip of
land along. the north side of the struc
ture while the city will take such iteps
as may be necessary to get the rlfcht-of-way
over a certain strip of land orig
inally Included in. Nicholas street
"Ho ' definite action was taken with
reference to the proponed Dodge street
viaduct, but its construction at an early
date is looked for and not only this but
there Is a possibility of a viaduct along
Grace street in the near future."
Lewis Sues for
Commission on the
Water Bond Deal
Action demanding $10,000. as compensa
tion for the part he took In the sale of
the 17,000,000 Omaha water bonds has been
started in the municipal court at Chicago
by S. Arlon Lewis of this city.
The defendant Is Harris & Co. of
Chicago, bond dealers, who put the issue
on the market after it had been sold by
the water board to Kountze Bros., at a
premium of i 152,000, .
Lewis says he was employed by Harris
Co. to negotiate the purchase" of "the
water bonds, but has not been able to
collect his fee.
Shaw & Ball of Chicago have been en
gaged as counsel by Lewis,' and repre
sentatives of that law firm are expected
here soon to take depositions. - -
Lions and Elephants
in Government Hands
The United States government has on
its hands a large portion of the Camp
bell Bros.' consolidated shows, stationed
at Falrbury. Neb. Recently the Acker-
man-Qulgley Lithographing company of
Kansas City filed suit against the shows
asking for approximately 110,000, which
they allege is due them for services and
work rendered. The government has at
tached twenty-four high school horses,
five' lions, two elephants and several
coaches, wagons and other paraphernalia.
Real Estate Dealers
? Favor Sub-Walk Tax
j The Read Estate exchange at the weekly
meeting refused to go on record as opposed
to the sub-sidewalk tax proposed by the
elty council. The matter came up in the
shape of a motion made by W. H. Green
to the effect that the exchange oppose the
tax. His motion was voted down by a
Urge majority. The exchange Instructed
President Morton to continue to act on
the committee provided for by the council
to investigate the proposed sub-sidewalk
tax. A committee consisting of William
ftull and F. D. Wead was appointed to
attend the Deep Waterways convention
to be held in Little Rock, Ark., the latter
part of the month. D." C Patterson, W.
T. Graham and George Wallace were 'ap
pointed a committee to arrange for a
delegation of real estate men to meet the
Pittsburgh special next Monday and par
ticipate in the entertainment of the
victors. This was the first meeting t
the Real Estate exchange since the vaca
tion season.
COMMISSIONER RYDER IS
AFTER GARBAGE HAULERS
City Commissioner Ryder is having his
cup of woe filled to overflowing, all on
account of . the acts of the garbage
haulers. Instead of going to the city
dump with their loads, these men are
unloading in the residence districts, using
vacant lots, street Intersections and al
leys in unfrequented portions of the city
for the purpose.
The patrolmen and motorcycle police
officers are on the lookout for the vio
lators of the city ordinances, but have
been unable to locate them at their work.
Violation provides for a long term in
the city Jail, as well as a heavy fine.
"Died of Paeamoaia"
is never written of those who cure
coughs and colds, with ,Dr. King's New
LMscovery. Guaranteed. Mo and 81.00.
i'or sale by Beaton Drug Co.
0RKIN BROS. ANNOUNCE BIG
CHALLENGE SALE SATURDAY
" - . -
"Everything comes to him who waits,"
says the old-time copy, book. "Who hus
tles while he waits, succeeds," says the
modern man. Orkln' Brothers' activity
In the Omaha retail field Is a good illus
tration of this old saying and Its mod
ern' version, t
This firm's purchase of the old Ben
nett .store and their success In closing
out practically all the Bennett stock in
three months was a big task success
fully accomplished., r v ,
Now a Great Fall Challenge sale is
being announced for Saturday, Septem
ber 14. It la understood this sale will
become a semi-annual feature at Orkln
Brothers.'
The large number of buyers who have
been in the eastern markets have re
turned. In speaking of their buying ex
pedition, Mr. M. B. Orkln. who managed
the trip, states that much merchandise
was bought at many special price conces
sions, and that the Great Challenge Sale
they will open next Saturday will be a
revelation In value-giving to the public
of this territory. ; ..., ;
TOBACCO HABIT BARRED
' AT U. P. HEADQUARTERS
Noiseless Peddling
i is Not Profitable
"Wa-a-a-terme-e-e-e-ekms!" ': '
How can you sell 'em off the wagon
and make enough to pay your peddler's
license and have a profit besides, If yot
can't call out Hke that, long and loud
and lusty f ;
This Is the question Morris Kalman, a
peddler, asks and the court' must answer.
On his own behalf and that of a hun- '
dred other peddlers Kalman in district ,
court yesterday started suit to enjoin the
city, Police Commissioner Ryder and
Chief of Police Dunn from enforcing an
l order, that peddlers' must keep their feet
on' the soft, soft peddle. The order Is de
signed to protect housewives and others
in the residence districts from the blatant
bawllngs of the hucksters. Kalman says
icalilng one's wares Is part of the business
of a huckster, the most Important part,
In fact, and if the city won't let a man
use his lungs it oughtn't to give him. a
license to huck at all. He says the issu
' ance of a license carries with it permis
sion to cry out one's wares at the top
of one's voice, just as a license to run a
'merry-go-round carries with it permis
sion to " play the merry-go-round musiq
'box. : .
.An order temporarily restraining th
'defendants from enforcing the rule was
issued and the case will come up for
hearing next week.
Men clerks at Union Pacific headquar
ters are rapidly acquiring the gum chew
ing habit Many of them in the past have
been using tobacco Now they have out
it out,4 not because they - consider. :lt a
filthy weed, but because the Union Pa
cific said so. ' . 1 J ..
Cuspidors have been sent to the Junk
pile and there is nothing doing when It
comes to the delicious plug. The clerk
are now chewing gum and their jaws are
working overtime.
Chewing tobacco while on duty In the
Union" Pacific building la equivalent to
dismissal of any employe.
20c
Jh' Coupon, and
goo for the next
number of ALL' th
following masaslB:
ttooa Sutkeplag ,
notorial Keview
Ike ladies' World
Address, Magailn Cotfpoa Dept.
Twentieth Century fanner,
Omaha, Neb. u
AMUSEMENT!
Bally Hat loo;
Xvgm. a-10-aOo.
On Douglas Street, at XSta.
KYTOWS YAUBETIT.I.E ),...
wjq. iramea Animals; The Reros;
Sisters; Walton ft
Brant; Hipposcope
lectures.
THB ii A err
It's Selisrhtfnl
CoMinnottsw a to Bj T to ii j. nu, tojiHy.
"OMASA'S TXriT CXHTCW n
(jQrfti4T7l buj Hat. 15-as-aoo
Big "latch'' Cooper's Vtw Chow
JB2iU AX, IVVtM JLJHU JTUIaJUZ
EXTXAVAQAHEA AND TAUDBVILX.B
Tom' WcKae as "smoKe;" waish, Lynch
& Co., in "Huckins- Run;" Webb Sisters;
Gorgeous Production; Beauty Chorus;
Gingery, Snappy, Wholesome Fun.
ladles' Sim Matinee Every Week Pay.
Matinee Dally 1:15 Every Night 8:15
AOTAXCZO AVSSTXSiX.B.
This week The Elliott Savonaa, Seu
mus MacManus players, Ed Wynn, Wil
son Broa, Ferguson ft Nothlane, Eugene
Trio, Great Llbby.
Prices Matinee, Gallery, 10c best
seats, 26o, except Saturday and Sunday.
Night, Itc, 26c. 60c. 75o.
BDAF1DEIS THEATRE
Tonight, AU -Week.
THE JAMES HAWLK1 COMPANY
la Henry X. Blxey's Saeossa
"MABT JAITE'S FA"
Bights, BSo, SOe. Sat. Kat ESo.
m
1
Kattaoo Today, Tonijrht
BERNARD DALY in
' DION O'DAKE
rrioea 10a, too, 300. Mats. lOe and BOo,
Smadari HOZJimOOJr. BLntjr in
BOMAJTCB OF TH VirSEXWOaXB
KRUC THEATRE
Mat, Today a do; Hlght t:30
T-Betit Seats 60o
WT5pH'S BEEF TRUST
Eeal Burlesquers
XjUIm Sims Katioos.
Brandeis
SALE OF WOMEN'S
FALL WEIGHT COATS
THEY WERE MADE TO SELL UP TO $10.00 EACH
We made a special purchase of 300 fall weight coats and we
secured a remarkable reduction. These , coats are made of
serges, novelty cloths, mixtures shantungs, cloth of gold,' etc i
Ihere are many manufacturers samples m the lot. Just the
thing for chilly evenings, automobile and early fall wear. In
cluded in this lot are coaU for girls, ages 13, 15, 17 years, that
yrill make excellent coats for fall school wear, at ... .... ... . .
WORTH UP TO
$10.00
.98
DiiK ana $er
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For ' Women and
Misses-rWbrth W
$8.50 and; $10,00, at.
These silk dresses were bought
at a special concession Trom the 1
maker, They are made of heavy quality
messaline and include many good, new
fall styles.- The' serge dresses are in
navy, brown and black, all fall models in
prettily trimmed and semi-tailored ef
fects. They are in women s and misses'
sizes and were made to
sell up to $10. Thursday
your choice on our sec
ond floor, Suit Depart
partment, at . . . . . Vv .
Women's Street . Tailored Hats
A few of'the styles In this group hive won ad
miration In our 16th street show windows. All
the smart, new features of the season are vln-
ciuaea, Diacg witn cjBinDinationo.or
new taupe, brown and navjr, simply
trimmed velvet sailors, etc., splen
did group at . . . . . . ......
Misses' and Juniors' Millinery
j-:. Section v'v I
The new plush, velvet and corduroy hats as Well
as the silk Tyrolean effects for girls .8 49 14
years of age, remarkably complete
assortment of smart hats at
'i fir mh -.uwS,
' V"' f if j' '
.$1.50
fmm' if
Thursday's Great Special Bargain Event
Sale of Women's Sample Footwear
In Sizes 3, 3y2, 4 and 4; Widths A and B ONLY. The Only
Sizes Made in Samples of Women's High Grade Footwear.
Here is the smartest, finest, most attractive fall footwear made
for women, for these are Genuine Sample Shoes made'entirely
-by hand from' the very highest grades of leathers only the
heart of a hide being used. There are just 400 pairs in all the
. new fall styles, in sizes 3, 3, 4 and 4Mt widths A and B.
Attractive Fall footwear, made to sell at
$3.50, $4.0, $4.50 and $5.00 a pair; on
sale at, pair . . .Y; ..;.............,.;..
IT
Stamped Towels
Stamped -on good quality
mercer Ized . huck with
floss for working slxe
18x36 ln Art,
Dept., at, ' ,
each; . .V. . . .
; Chocolate Day
Pompeljn Bitter. Sweet
C h o c o lates with pure
crushed fruit and nut
centers; Tegn-. -v m
lar 40c rhoco- J. T O
lates kt. lb;,. "V
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DR. BRADBURY, DENTIST
1508 Farnam St. I
Extracting . .... . 25c Up"
Fillings ........ 80c Up
Crowns ...... $ 2JSO Up
Bridgework '. . 92.50 Up
Phone Doug. 1750,
' Missing JTeeth supplied
wtthoat PUtfS or Bridge!
w(irk. - ' Nerves reinoved
without paid.' Work guar
Plates ........ f2.00 Up m Taars Sana omea anteed ten years.
Fortune or success have of tpn
come through a little want ad;
Have you read the want ads
yet today? !
VVM. J. BOEKHOFF,
JUaU Saas.
PhotlPS t,om' m
uuuc to. A-axlS.
YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS GREAT
Semi - Annual Lace Display
The most complete exhibit of finest Laces, Dress Trimmings,
line Silks and Robes ever shown in the west. Thursday
the last day. Display held in piano department, -
Extra Specials
of Children's
School Clothes
M
n
A 1-..Tk -.1-
Extra Specials
in Children's,
School Shoes
Hew Suits - Hew Gowns-llew Dresses
A display Including all the most effective creations of makers
whose, position as arbiters, of style is unassailable. No place else will
you find such a charming assemblage of the new style ideas so attrac
tively priced. ' "-,-..,-, ,. . r
FIVE HUNDRED" ELEGANT SARIPLE SUITS No two alike, distinc
tive individuality in every graceful line, designed by makers who are
anxious to retain their leadership in the world of fashion; all greatly
underpriced in Thursday sale
at. ....... . .825.00 35.04)
200 Nobby New Suits Made to
sell to $25.00; serges, diagonals,
tweeds and fancy suitings; all
newest colorings and styles
at v.... ...... ...$15.0I
Aliases' Peter Thompson Dresscs-
$45.00 $55.00 $65.00
Long Russian Pony Coats Hand
somely marked, Skinner , satin
lined, garments worth $50.00 to
$60.00; in Thursday sale at
one price, choice. ... ..$39.00
In navy and black, $15.00 values;
just the thing for school wear; matchless bargains Thursday $8.95
Women's Percale House Dresses-i-
All sizes, regular $1.50 values;
at choice Ogj
Women's Long Silk Kimonos All
colors, regular values to $10.00;
choice Thursday ...,..5,00
Children's Wash Dress es All
sizes, big assortment, - regular ,
values to $2.00, at . , , . 79
Children's Gingham . Rompers
Regular 75c values, choice 35J
Special Bargains in Infants' Wear.
vNew Fall Wash Goods Thursday
Beacon Bath Robe Cloth, the most
complete line of colors and beauti
ful designs ever shown,. 60c grade,
at, yard ',, ............ 98o
Cord Sets to trim, at, per set. . . , 39c
Double Fold Flannelettes, in beauti
ful designs and colors, pretty bor
ders for trin tiling bands, 19c quali
ty, yard . . ..... ... 15c
Enowland Fleece, complete assort
ment .of patterns and colors,. 15c
grade, yard 13'6fl
Amoskeag Outing Flanhels, the' best
brand made, all fast colors, at 10 '
and ....... 13He
Thursday's Linen Specials
Pure Linen Hemmed Huck Towels
. full size, worth 25c, each 15H
Extra' Large Hemmed ? Turkish
Bath . Towels, worth 50c at,
each ....... . i . . . .... .25 '
Pure Linen Barnsley Round
Thread Toweling, worth 26c
' yard ....15t
Fattern Table Cloths, assorted de
signs, size 8x10, worth $1.75
each .. .$1.00
fcw Fall
Boa Hasfi
!Y
Absolutely authoritative styles at
less, better assortments and better
values at every pr.ee. -
Broad assortment of both dress and
' tailored models, Quality and . style
that you'll find will cost you $19.00
to duplicate in other stores; match
less at ...... .. ........ $5.00
Street Hats Worth $5.00 Imported
French felts, silk velvet hats bound
and trimmed In white . swell felt
shapes bound and trimmed with
' Tagal braids, 200 for selection
at .. 81.98
WE GUARANTEE WILLOW PLUMES Extra special values shown
'at. ........ . . . . $3.95 $5.00 $7.50 up to $15.00
' The Only Store That Guarantees All Millinery. r
Some of Thursday's Underwear Snaps
ladles' $1.00 Union Suits, silk lisle,
tight or loose knee, lace trimmed,
at 490
tadiM' Plna Uaje Twti, to 75c val
ues, hand crochet yokes, silk taped,
pair 85c, Wo, 19 Ho
Ladles' Combination Bolts, In fine
crepe, nainsook, - etc, daintily
trimmed, ail sues, to i.o tiu,
at w ,
.490
Ken's Union Stilts, all kinds and
sizes, $1.00 to H-50 values, 9o, 40
Ilea's Shirts or Drawers Balbrig-
gan or lisle, all colors and sizes,
regular values ta 1.25, at 48c,
35o and ....................... S5o
Men's and Boys' Night Gowns, tl
quality, good quality muslin, sizes
12 to 20, at 490
Ohlldren's Fall Wolf ht Uadarwsao-
Vests or pants, to 25c 'values, laHo
In the Busy Domestic Room Thursday
10c Ionsdale Muslin, 3 Inches wide,
at, yard 7W
13Ho Koonlig-at Bloaonod Kuslln, 42
inches wide ............. .840
Sai:i Hsavy Brown ISnsln, 18c
value, 45 Inches wide 18H
690 Seaajr-Kada Shaets, Snowflake,
81x90 size w
7o Apron Chock Glnfhams, blues,
browns, greens, at ........ . ... 60
12V4o. Amoikeag Crating Flannels
New fall patterns at .......... lOo
80c Striped Ticking, 82 Inches wide,
at. yard ... 85o
B9c Cotton Batts, 72x90 size; at 45o
Now Is the Time To Put Up Peaches and Plums
m. ' nn irarlr An. carload Of
extra fancy Colorado Elberta Free
stone Peaches, and one carload of
extra fancy Washington Elberta
Freestone Peaches that are extra
fancy fruit and will go on sale
Thursday, at, per crate ...... 78o
Our advice- is buy now. i f
4-basket crates of extra fancy Italian
Blue Plums, pr crate s 96o
Bushel boxes of fancy Utah Bait-
lett Pears, per box ta.10
Bushel boxes fancy Flemish Beauty
Pears 1'65
The Bartlett Pear season will close
this week. " '
19 POUSDS BEST OBAinrtATBH
STTOa 100
48 lb. sack best High Grade Diamond
"H" Family Flour, made from the
finest selected old wheat, per sack.'
at tlM
10 bars Beat 'Em AH, Diamond "C"
or Lenox Soap ........ 5o
10 lba best White or Tellow, Corn
meal 17tto
4 lbs. fancy Japan Head Bice ..8B0
C cans LuLu Scouring Soap, ltbeats
the Dutch -.- f
8 cakes fancy Toilet Soaps .... 35c
8 cans oil or mustard Sardines... 860
1-lb. can Assorted Soups ....... .950
lS-oz. cans Condensed Milk .... Ho
1 4-oa. pkg. best Domestic Spaghetti.
or Macaroni THo
Yeast Foam. pkg. ............ ..; 3o
Grape-Nuts, pkg. ........... ..-.100
E. C. or Oriole Corn Flakes, pkg.' Stto
The best Creamery Butter,' carton or
bulk, lb. 30o
The best No: 1 Country Creamery
Butter, lb. .'...V......i.i... BSo
The best No. 1 Fresh' Country Eggs,
per dozen ....... sao
Fancy Full Cream Cheese,' lb. . . . .180
Fancy Full Cream Brick or Lirabtir-
ger Cheese,- lb.. ..... U.. ...... ,18o
THE OBEATEST VEGETABLE ABTB
raiJIT KABXET XM THE WEST
Prices Xiosa Than Wholesale.
15 lbs. New Potatoes to the peck,
at . 80
12 lbB. fancy Greening Apples to the
peck ..... .' . . . ... .ISO
Fancy'Sweet Corn, per dozen .. '7Ho
2, extra large heads, of Cabbage. 60
Large market basket Cucumbers I60
4 Summer Squash . . 50
5 bunches fresh Parsley ....... 60
Hubbard Squash, each lOo
6 bunches fresh Radishes or Onions
for .1..... ...,...;. 60
Larg Had Lttuce. per head. . 7H
Beets, Carrots, Turnips or Parsnips,
lb. Ho
Fancy Jersey Sweet Potatoes, lb. 8Ho
Green Peppers for pickling, market
basket .....SOo
S large Egg- Plants ............ 10c
3 large Musk Melons 100
Fancy Wax or Green Beans, lb, 80
Large Cucumbers, each .......... lo
Lima Beans,, quart ...;,Mr 60
2 stalks fresh Celery ............. 60
Fancy Tokar and lCalaga Oxapoa. pr
lb. . . 60
Concord Grapes, basket ...... lxo
It Tr. rf 1.;4' s?!mI ' It
Pays 1 1 liuut?il d rifSl
Advance Announsensnt of Salarday Sales ,
INFANTS SHOES Big Factory Purchase, are values to
$1.00, on sale at .......... ;1 10c, 15c and 19c
SALE OF SAMPLE TAIL- SALE OF SAMPLE PLUSH
0RED SUITS v''.COATS.'.'fV-
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