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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1915)
T1IH BKK: OMAHA, KK1PAY, APIilL 30, 1915. BRIEF CITY NEWS ere Boot Frl I Now Btaeon Pro EUell&a Faiia Rurgesa-aranden CVv kuuun J The Woman' aunll ,lry of All Paints' church will hold a tumtnage sale at, IS Vinton stret on rrMay. April M. "Totfaya Complete Mori reTa' rlaaalfled swtlon tnday, and appear! In Tba Bee KXCLt'SIVKLT. rind out what the various moving nlclure theater of far. rak Into Saloon Right quarts of lld-'or fend $10 In nrt wer taken by thtevfa who bfok Into Jo Csntonl's sa loon at 1US Komh Sixth stroct Wednesday right. ffaka Brlaoasra to Grand lalaaa-i- Peputy fritted Flutes Marshals Ssmmona pf Kearney and MrCallum of Omaha took five fr,rsl prisoners to the Grand Island Jail Wednesday. Loses Jawalry aad Caah Phil Blotcy of the 1'artton hotel r.pi.ts to the po ller that Jev-elry r.f p.Mrr.-iMe value, end $.'1 In rh aas stolen from hie ro:Ti Wednesday. Oa of th Prattltat Spots Iti Omaha 1 tr.e court house lawn, directly op JOslte tha Bee Building, '"the bulldlnj that I alwaya new." For offlcei Inquire of superintendent. Room 10$. v a Itata Bask ol Omasa tays par- eeat on time deposits, 2 r cent on savings accounts. All deroslts In cats Mnk ero protected by the depositors' , guarantee fund of the state of Nebraska. Calendars and Maps Tabooed All calendars and maps were removed from all the offices and rooms In the post offlO In accordant with orders from ' Washington, following an Inspection by Inspector of Bulldinga Putnam. ' WTr. McXiang-lUln Wants Divorce- Mfr Hazel q. McLaughlin has brought ' suit for divorce sgxinst J. F. MclAiiglv I'n.'f.Wner of a large amount ot real cs' tate In western Nebraska and in Colo- , r4o. She charged thnt lie treated her I'Melly and hae habitually found fa'ilt ith her. tbe asks custody of a child. rays EJe 71fa Scolds Elm Joseph ; Vsndcrrord, who flaa lived e'nee 1887 with , JUs wife, Mra. Kose VanTerford. at 2521 t Fpencer . street, charges her with neglect ' of the' home and cruelty. In an answer ' to her dlvorc?" suit. Mrs. Vonderford ervftl poor meals, allowed rubbish to Collect In the house and scolded him, he a 'leges Sees Many Changes J. A: McNaugh ton, fa-affle manager of the Cudahy Park ing company and for years a resident of tfii city before the company general of frees were moved to ChK-sgo,' Is In town for a couple of days. Mr. McNaughton fietea many changes In Omaha since he was here and is amazed at the growth of the city. , - ' To Teres Estate to Par Op County Commlsloner Harte, at a meeting of the county board, declared he had been In formed that a number of . large estates had been evading . payment of sdoquata inheritance taxes srtid asked that an In vestigation be mad. The, revenue from this tax goes Into the county road fund. On motion of 'Mr. Harte a resolution was pasted asking two lawyers 'who had been commissioned to make an Investigation of one large estate to report th result of their work to the board. Government Finds Leak Which Helps PileUp Deficit What doea 1'nile Sam rare If the coffee Is co'd? 'Snone of his busiifess. Iet the postoffice clerks carry thermos bottles or go out to a boanery at noon. The rules and regulation make no rrovtsion for the government to supply gas for the operation of one gas burner In a little room set apart In the federal building, where some of the clerks heat their coffee at noon. Custodian Cadet Taylor says he al lowed the clerks to do this "out of the goodness of hla heart." But, my land, sometimes the gss bills ran up to 11.30 a month! And the gov'ment had to pay It: And a deficit Is piled up against tha democratic administration at Washington of some JlOti.flOO.Ono already. It was time- thesa leaks were stopped iu. So. when Inspector ef Buildings Put nam was here two weeks ago. he dis covered this leak. And now tha gov'ment 1ms stopped It. Ordora came to Cadet Taylor. Cadet Taylor gav orders to the gas company and the gas company gave orders to Its men, who came with wrenches and things ard cut off the precious gas. The men clerk are taking the situation philosophically and their meals cold. But the girls oh, gov'ment we'd hata to tell you what the girls are Saying about you. It's lucky for you that words cant kill. Circulars Are Out Boosting for the Bonds for Schools J F.vtry school chilo of the 'city will he j given a circular to take home, with lnfor- matlon relative to the $1,000.00) school bond proposition to be submitted to the voters next Tuesday. Tho Boapd'Of Education la not making any special campaign for the bonds, but the members believe that these clrculara will be timely information and will serve as reminders to the voters next week. Th scl ool board proposes to build n new High School of Commerce, new build ings for Clifton Hill. Druid llill, Park and Field club dsltrlcts, two new build ings In districts to be created west of the Farnam school and upon a site north of I,ake school and east of Lothrop school. Additions are proposed foY Ban croft. Franklin; Uneoln and Train schools. FEDERATED WOMEN MEETAT BENSON Mrs. Bnrkett of Herman Scores In efficiency as Cause of Much Grief MEN AND WOMEN TO BE EQUAL t'onahed for Three Years. A grateful sufferer . 'writes: . "Tour medicine, Dr. King's New Discovery, cured my cough of three years' standing." 60c All druggist Advertisement. Inefficient mothers, teachers, housekeepers', wage earners and clM sens were Heavily scored by Mra. W. H. nurkett of the Herman Woman's club at the meeting of the Second district, Nebraska Federation of Women's clubs,-which was held In Benson yesterday. Over 100 club women from Greater Omaha, Spring field, Valley, rapltllon, Waterloo and from state officers of Nebraska and Iowa. "Efficiency should be our watchword." declared Mrs. Burkett. "So many of our educators are Inefficient. Bo many of our households are ruined by Inefficient housekeepers. Poor food, poor clothing. poor management baa wrecked many homes. The public schools take a great deal of time teaching subjects which do not fit the child for wag earning. They should be taught trades. The Bible should be read In the public schools because so many children do not hear It read any place .else. Men aa4 Wo me a F.ajaal. Mrs. N. H. Nelson, president of tha Omaha Woman'a club, waa one of tha principal speakers at v the morning ses sion. "Mny the day soon 'come when the woman's club column will be abolished from the newspapers. Men and women participate enusllv In the day's affairs. j Why should the notices be distinguished? j tie etty is debating the question or placing- women on the welfare board. There) should be no question of sex It should be a question of efficiency," said Mrs. Nel son. Among the special guents at this meet ing are Mrs. A. G. Peterson of Aurora, and Mrs. J. N. Paul of rt. Paul, president shd vice president of the state federation; Mrs. F. A. Long of Madison, state cor responding secretary; Mrs. J. T. Ieee of Lincoln, chairman state art commit tee, and an Iowa delegation Including the state committee on civil service reform. Mrs. Charles Q. Walnir of Atlantic, Mra. A. 1. Sondrol of Clear Lake and. Mrs. C. O. Saunders of Council Bluffs made up this committee. Among the Omaha women, on the pro gram were Mesdames -ff. H. Cola. M. H. Blackwell, W. P. Kast, K. B. 3. F.dholm, 'F. J. Burnett, O. W. Hayes, J. T. Johnston, E. A. Beardsley, J. F. Fergu son. Helen Morton and J. T. Johnston. Mrs. II. E. Weekly ot Valley, president ot the ' second dlgtrlcf, presided at the meeting. . , Young Woman Kills Self After Quarrel With Her Husband Mrs. Marie llnrrls. il vonri old Ihlrtv- eighth and Miami streets, committed suicide yesterday morning, following a quarrel with her husband, Frank Harris, a Isborer This Is the storv tho l.usbnnd told, fol lowing the beautiful y.mng wife's death. He telephoned tlie police at 7 o clock and officers and surgeons hurried M ths hClise. But It was too isle to save her. Tha husband stated Ihey had n mmrrel Wedncadny night. In the morning, he said, he missed his wife when he awoke. He went to the basement and found her seated on a box and already beginning to lose consciousness. Me found the empty bottle, which had contained car bo'lo acid. ' Coroner Crosby has the body and will hold an Inquest. Store Hours: 8:33 to 6 p.m. Saturday Till 9 p. m. - WALSH AUTO IS STOLEN FOR THE THIRD TIME A. H. Walsh of the firm of Armstrong ! & Walah. rejHirts to the police that his automobile wn stolen Wednesday night from In front of the state bshk building. The number of the Automobile Is Neb. H30 and this is the third lime It bss been stolen. ?srs- Apartments, flats, houses and cottages can be rentedqulckly and cheaply by a Bee "For Bent" MADE to ORDER $25, $30, $35 and up THERE'S a world of comfort in clothes that really fit you. You'll wear Nicoll made garments' just about twice as long as the ordinary kind and enjoy the com- , fdrtable fit and good style to the end. four forty years of ex perience, means careful hand tailoring just the right proportioning be tween style and comfort. A$k to tee our $25 line. NICOLL Hie Tailor . Jer reins' Sons 200-211 So. 16th St. . 1 Lr Jl . t ' ' I I- a.-M'WIvV.- . V ..M 10 cents in he famous Kellpgg's "Waxtite" Package i Tomorrow morning's breakfast is not a bit too soon to give the family their first taste of KRUMBLES ! Your grocer has KRUMBLES the new Wheat food, produced by W. K. Kellogg, the manufacturer of the original Toasted Corn Flakes .you and the folks like so much. KRUMBLES is made of Wheat all wheat the whole of the wheat , New all the way through. New idea. New method' of preparing . the wheat "A flavor and .a natural sweetness that are new in your ex perience with cereals. At your grocer's KRUMBLES! 'At X ym w uuon& (CL . 7 urgess-Nasm Gompamy. ""everybody's store rHUy, April HO, tftl.V NTOIiK. NHWS KOI! rV.IIUY- rhone I). 137 Pretty Trimmed HATS That Were it . to S5.00. Friday. Your Choice For T d!Jc IK soltH'tion inolmlos a bia: vmioty of pretty stylos lriiiino with flowors, ribbons, otc, in nuW brooming tnsto. lints that wnv priced at $.".0UJ in a oloaraway Fri- ftt Ai UnfrJmrrrl Hnt in $2.98 at 25c r-i Vj jl f 'I'lii'.ui'i trw 'vnneiy in siyis una "imii" ' JLjss. 1 whl-h to rl.ons.'. Inrludlnj! hs-mpn and.Mtlun hmps. Tt Plsrk nnrt every favored new ahvle. ,trwkj -.h v.. ......... .....n ...... , ' :i oflered at thin very low prlc of 2.1c mch. . , ' A'4atVv Then Theri Are tho Flowers i M'VfT I J LJ . Klowcrs of all klndsi anJ colors, lust what you IP. vl S f nA for trlmirlnn your hats, very peMnl at. . X 1 J rS 'V WE TKIM ALL HATS FRi:E Women's $3 to $5 OXFORDS For $1.65 Pair WK transferred from our main shoe section a lim ited number of pairs of women' oxford In white nu buck, white calf, tan and Run nietal, button and lace tyles, sold for $3.00. $3.60, $4.00 and $5.00; choice ?C Friday at. pair... P 1 aOO B arfas-sTaah Co. Bjmt. Corsets, the Usual $100 Kind, 69c GOOD quality cloth, medium length in bust line, also skirt, four good hose support era, regular $1.00 CQ kind for 07C Bnryass-lfash Co. aaamsnt. Notion Bargains Kxtra heavy 12 yard bolt pln-on hose sup- bias seam porters, pr. ltx- bindlnjr . . ,Ro Needles. 20 Cotton ma to .paper ; chine thread, package .. 1c spool ....lie Fancy trimming buttons, ail col ors, dosen. ,.5c Wire hair pins, package .. . . lc Hooks and eyes, card lc Chinese Ironing wai, each...lc Bteel thimbles, each ....... 1 c. Large bottle machine oil.. So Safety pins, S cards 5c Common pins paper .. . . lo Darning cot ton, 4 spla., 5c Large hair nets, with elastic, special at 5 for.. 10c Scissors . .loo Baby bibs (wit erproof ) each lOo Silk finish crochet cotton, spool .....He Burvaa-Haai Oo.- aaamant. 50c Fancy SILKS at 25c Yd AIUG range of selootion, including plain. and fancy silks, such as stripe nu-ssalinos; strii tnffetas, fancy fou lanls, plain taffetas, plaiu messalinesicliecktHl taffetaf, etc., light or dark shades. SILK AND COTTON WASH SHIRTINGS, 30c Also for waists and dresses in white grounds, with neat colored ptripes, in pink, blue, lavender and black. Bnrraas-sTssli C Baarut. , y ; Sale of Combs and Brushes WJ ll.VVK purchased h quantity of conibs and brushes used as palesnun's samples that we will place on salo in our rsasenient I'rvlav. One lot coruba. worth to 60c, at lie One lot hair brushes, worth to $1.00, at 40c One lot combs, worth to $Bc, at 7c One lot brushes worth to 75c, at ,.2lc One lot tooth brushes, retail to 35c, at . .Or Cupid toilet aoap, 6c ' site, at Sic Fels n a p t h a. aoap, 10 cakes for aoe Bnrfas-traah Co. Basasnant, Rani flush, 2fie slse for . . . 17c. 1 quart house hold ammonia for 13c Williams' shav ing snap. .32) 100 - yard m a chine thread, a spool . . . , 4o Burgasa-Bask O. Baaamaat. Women's 25c Cotton Hose, 15c BLACK, tan, pink or blue cotton hose, seam- 1 less foot, 25c quality.. IOC .1VOMKVH lOc HOSR, Oc Ft lack or colored cotton, seam less, regular 10c quality, at, a pair OC I Bnrt;-Baali Oe BasamsBk. Women's 10c Cotton Vests, 6c WOMEN'S cotton vesta, made low neck and sleeveless, taped, regular 10c and 12 He kind, at OC WOMEN'S 25c VESTS AT 15c Ix)w neck and sleeveless vests, also women's pants, with cuff C or, lace knes, 26c kind , , XOC CHILDREN'S KNITTED WAISTS, 8c Hoys' and 'girls' white knitted waists, full taped and buttoned, gar ter, fasteners, Brrsa-Wasll Co. Basamsat. Boys' Norfolk Suits . With 2 Pair Pants 54 Values, 2.95 'RK Just, the sort of suits for school wear, good quality tan gray mixtures, for ages 6 to It years. Norfolk coat, with two pairs or knickeroooker pants, usual $4 values, ya.on. BOYS' $10.00 LONG PANT SUITS, $4.95 Norfolk style or pis In sack coat, with long pants, for" aces 16 to 20 years. The $10.00 C A OC kind , CjJHr.yt) BOYS' 75c KNICKERBOCKER PANTS 49c Roy's Knickerbocker pants of blue and fancy mix- iQ ' lures, for ages 5 to 18 years, usual 76c kind, for liC BOYS' 50c BLOUSES FOR 21c Boys' blouses of good quality percale, assorted styles and patterns, sites 10, 11, 11 and 13 years, . ri 50c kind ,.. a J.C MEN'S 75c OVERALLS AT 50c Men's overalls made of a good quality of denim, Cf the usual 75c kind, for.... OUC Bnrgaes-sTaeh Oo. Basement. THEY and Any Man's HAT in Our Base ment Friday at Your Choice SOFT or stiff hats, all sizes, in a great variety of styles, left over from the Zeiss stock. Tha values are simply ex traordinary. . ' MEN'S PERCALE SHIRTS, 48o Neck band, coat style, with cuffs attached good patterns, frenh and new, very Q special OC MEN'S UNDERWEAR AT 25o Men's athletic two-ilce underwer, prepare now for the hot nr veather; Friday, garment a&OC ' Baryaas-VMh Co-Bamnt. Friday is Na tional Raisin Day California- "Sun-Maid" Rauin. RAISINa are merely sun cured grapes, but Sun-Maid are made from the sweetest, tendereat, most luscious grapes that California's sunshine pro duces. For Friday we offer In the basement salesroom; Bun-Maid Thompson ' in. ad!ra ralatna a-t, lb..,.'' Huu-Muld sanded niuacatel rTt'tt.25c Ub-.;.i5c Hun-Maid clustar f ralalna. 1-lb. pk tKJ BorgMS-Basta Co. Bsaamaot. In tho Big Wash Goods (Si Domestic Sections 124c Zephyrs at 7la0 Waist and dress lengths of Red Beat sephyrs. new, neat styles and colorings, 11 He ,7jL, i;rade, yard I C Dress Percales, sy2o Light, medium and dark col ored yard wide dress percales, fancy figured stripes, Ql checks, dots, etc., yard. . OJC 25c Ratine Skirting, 6Ytc Heavy ratine skirting, 25c grade, white, blue, lavender 1 and tan shades, yard.. OJC Ginghams at 6 Vic Kverett Classic, one of the most reliable and best known ging hams, stripes, checks, plaid and plain colors, 1 yard 0$C Nainsooks at 6c Checked ' and striped nainsooks, 10c to 12'ii'; values, mill lengths, at, yard OC Bleached Muslin, 4VaC Various grades and lengths of bleached muslin, nain- A sook and cambric, yard . . 1 2 C BorfMS-Bash Co. Baaamaat. 15c-25c Windsor Plisse, 11c Silk striped voiles, corded mad ras shirting, 40 inches wide; re ception, voiles, mill lengths ot 16c to 2fc quality, 11 yard .. 1 IC I2V2C Pillow Oafles, la Sizes 43x3$ and 45x36, made from good heavy cas- ay ing, 12 4c value, each.. . 2"C 25c Tissues at lie ' x Fancy embroidered and pretty striped and checked tissues, mill remnants of the f 25c kind, yard 1 1 C Home, Lawn and Garden Needs Underpriced Gray Enamelware First Quality N 10 -quart galvanized Iron water pails. .10c Garden combination rake and cultivator, $1.25 value 73c .-Folding wooden bat ind coat racks. 10c value, special see Wooden towel rollers at.... 3c Handkerchief wash boards.. 10c Covered garbage palls 4o Wooden salt boxes at So Alumioum baking dishes, with white enamel Inset, f 1.00 value, for 4c 6-qusrt covered Herlln kettles for 15c 8-qoert covered Berlin kettles for BSc 6-quart covered ' sV Berlin sauce pans 13c No. 7 tea kettles st 10-quart dUh pans at 15c 10-quart water palls Itfo - 1 a 0 .25c Bargess-Wasa Ce. Baaamant. 50-foot well made cot ton clothes lines. 89c values, 25c Aluminum cake turners. only 10c Good grass hooks.. lOo Good, grass shears. .lOc Rubber bath room mats t lo Uwn mowers, 14-lnch wheel, a fcJ.BO Lawn sprinklers .M ....... SOc Screen wjre, per square foot, Zo GslvanUed poultry netting, la full rolls, per 100 eq. feet. OOo 11 BURGESS-NASH COMPANY