TIIE BEE: OMAHA. RATURDAV, NOVEMttER fi, 1015.
YIEWS OF OTHER !
ROADS ONRATE CASE
Union Pacific Sayi Not Contemplat-;
lag Suit Now and Has Don j
Nothing. ;
XtELY ON INTERSTATE SUIT
Among railroad attorney! the
holding of the federal Judges in the
Missouri Pacific case, permitting that
railroad company to advance Ita pas
senger rates In Nebraska from 2 to 3
cents per mile and restraining the
Ptate Railway commission from In
terfering In such advance, la the
toplo for discussion. All of the rail
road attorneys are with the court In
the holding, but none la ready to say
what action will be taken by the '.
roada they represent, looking to a )
gait to secure a similar ruling.
JDjron iara, general attorney lur i
Nebraska for the Burlington, said:
"So far as we ere concerned, no action
has been taken. We are awaiting the
outcome of a complaint before the Inter
state Commerce commission. Before the
commission the -cnt per mile proposi
tion la to be determined, it applying to
all roada."
A. A. McLaughlin, general attorney for
the Northwestern for the tines west of
. the Missouri river, aald i
Wlth considerable Interest we have
watched the Mlajourl Tactile ease, but
hare done nothing looking to the com
mencement of a similar action in the
Nebraska courts relative to passenger
rates. I don't know aa we will, for It Is
probable that the whole rate question
will be settled by the decision of a case
that Is before the Interstate Commerce
commission, i In that case the entire ques
tion Is raised and the finding of the court
will probably apply In all states In which
we operate."
Bald Edson Rich, general attorney for
the Vnlon Pacific In Nebraska:
"While we have felt an interest In the
outcome of the Missouri Pacific case, we
have done nothing looking to having the
Nebraska rates declared void so far as
applying to the Union Pacific la con
cerned. At this time we are not contem
plating a suit'
Yeiser Attacks
Law Permitting.
Wage Garnishment
Garnishment of 10 per cent of laboring
men's wages In casea where the sum
recovered does not amount to more than
the costs In- Justice court. Is threatened
In a suit filed In district cofirt by Henry
Olsen In which Dr. Charles Luber and
Justice Vincent C. llascatl are defendants.
Attorney John O. Telser, for the plain
tiff, secured a temporary restraining or
der from District Judge Bears forbid
ding further garnishment proceedings,
pending hearing of the suit
Constitutionality of the law permitting
garnishment of 10 per cent of wages Is
Involved in the esse, the plaintiff main
taining that the provision discriminates
against the working man.
Olsen la suing the defendants for tS.wO
damages. He asserts that In collecting
t2t from him they have caused him to be
liable to an expense of feno and he Is
alsosulng for damage for Injured feelings.
Missouri Pacific
to Have New Kates
in Operation Soon
Notwithstanding the order of the fed
eral court, permitting the Missouri Pa
cific to advance Its assenger rates from
S to t cents per mile, the old rate la still
In effect. However, It ,1s expected that
the 'advance will be applied not later
than the last of this week.
It Is understood that the offices In fit
louls have the new passenger rate tar
iffs prepared and that the tickets are
being printed. As soon as they arrive
the new rates will go Into effect. The
advance la going to be considerable. For
Instance, at this time tne rate from
Omaha to Plattsmouth Is tt cents, under
the Increased rate It will be 67 cents.
Similar advances wilt apply between alt
stations In Nebraska. The advance ap
plies only to Intrastate business and does
not maintain with reference to Interstate
travel.
Hearing of Status
of Municipal Court
Set for Thursday
Hearing of the quo warranto proceed
ings Uu.tltuted by County Attorney Mag
ney to teat the legality of the appoint
ment by Governor Morehead of Ilk-hard
K. Hunter, Arthur H. Murdoch and Rob
ert W. Patrick as municipal Judges, has
been set for next Thursday morning be
fore District Judge ftedlck. An answer
has been filed by Attorney J. P. Breen
In which the allegations that the appoint
mints were Illegal Is denied.
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Ce.ek.ea (or Three Years.
A grateful sufferer writes: "Tour med
!die. Dr. King's New Discovery, cured
my cough of three years' standing." We.
All drugglstaAdverUsemenL
DINING CAR HEADQUARTERS .
FOR NORTHWESTERN HERE
November 1 the Northwestern divided
Its dining car service department, placing
the lines west of the Missouri river In a
division by Itself, with headquarters In
Omaha. Ths waa done on acoount of the
Increase In business on ths western lines.
Here E. A. Smith, for a long time In
charge of the catering at the Omaha
Field club, will be superintendent. His
offices probably will be In the headquar
ters building at Twelfth and Famam
streets.
Ths Jurisdiction of Mr. Smith will ex
tend over the dining cars sod tbe eating
houses on the lines west from Omaha.
YoiarlLasl'EfeQHeo
To Got a BARQAIfJ From Thlo
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Saturday winds up our FORCED 8 AXE, made necessary
by tbe large arrivals of Winter Garments. Every Suit and
Dress in tbe bouse being closed out at about HALF PRICE.
Don't miss tbe last day of this barg-ain event.
Ladies' Swifts at Bflaiff
Your choice of 100 Beautiful
worm to iv.ov,
to oe ciosea oui
Saturday
only
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Last Day
of t
Tour choice of 90 Beautiful
Suite, all sizes,
worth to $28.60, M 1
all on sale j
r
Saturday at
only ,
lie Dress Sale
Onr entire stock of Beautiful Silk and Combination Dressos,
worth up to $27.60, on sale at from $3.05 to $10.50
Specially Priced
CLOTH COATS
Specially priced for Saturday
at
$6.95, 59.85, $12.50
and $14.85
and Zibeline Coats
on sale Saturday
$19.50v$22.5Ov
$24.50, $27.50
ssd cp
EICH PUSH
Coats, specially
priced for Satur
day, at
$19.50,$22.50,
$24.50,527.50
und up
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Omaha's PoTral&r Priced Ladies' Annarel Store.
SOUTHEAST CORNER 16TH AND DOUGLAS STREETS.
Wo Aro Always in the Lead
for Quality and Prices
Specials for Saturday
1 lbs. pure Cane Purer ror . ...fi.oo
48-lI. k. Hunklst Klour, per sic., 1.3i
Campbell's i'ork and leans, 4 cans
for f 85j
Tall cutis Halmon, per can. . . .100
Corn Hakes, I packages for .,..10)
10 bars Laundry Soap fur
l-'snat Macaroni and Spaghetti, per
package TU
11 e cans Pllced Pineapple, can, ISO
I.arve cans IMe teachee, can so
flood Prunes, per lb .....ti
Fancy Preserves, regular lio aellnr,
fur .. 10o
6-lb. sacks Fancake Flour, sack, lo
l.arr onns Hants, ner can Be
Bnlder's Tomato Catsup, per can, THo
BOAT ftTXCXlM.
Pig Pork Ixin Koaat, per lb. . ,149
Pig Pork Shoulder, per lb lo-.a
Pig Pork Hutts, tw lb lo
Round 8 teak. Porterhouse and Sirloin
steak, lb. lo
Choice lean Boiling Peof, per lb., SHe
Pork Chops, Pork 6 teak and F'resn
Ilsjn. beat cuts 17 Ho
No. 1 California Sugar Cured Hams.
lb. . 10e
No. 1 Sugar Curd Skinned Kama,
lb. UHi
No. 1 Sugar Cured Bacon, by striii,
lb.. l4o
.Choice Bait Pork, per lb to
Choice Fresh Liver, per lb. So
Country orders filled at above prices.
24th and Coming fit.
Tel. D. l&SO.
Fresh Dressed Chickens, Our Own Drasslng.llc
1915 Spring Lsab, Foreqoarter." . .9c
Pig Pork Butts ...llHo
Kteer Pot Koaat - ..te
Young Veal Kuaat ...... U -t
Young veai t. nn ...... .iia
I'nrlT House Bteak ITHe
Mutton Cliops 14Ue
u.. U Iaui. bisIm
Salt Pork
Fresh ru Sally.
Extra Iant Breakfast ' Bacon. .1B4
S nicer Cured Baoon 13.e
Kkinned liuni 14le
Sugnr Cu rl Ham ' 10
l-lb. Pall Pure Lard. regular prlo
45c: special 40o
Fresh Oysters, quart 40o
Deliveries, A. SC. l. M. SCall Orders Tilled at Above IMoes.
THE EMPRESS MARKET
Opp. Wool worth 5c and 10c Store. H 3 South loth 8t. Tel. D. 2307.
If Your Doctor Should
Read This Ad
ho would tell you that
every word is true. And
ho would very strongly
recommend
Metzger's
Bran Bread
BECAUSE, it is Nature's reu
lator, an agreeable, tasty, whole
some combination of wholo wheat,
molasses, and an extra percentage
of carefully selected, purified bran.
Your Doctor knows that your sys
tem needs just such food.
Buy It Anywhere, 10c
Eat it onco every day, you'll like it; At other times
cat Metzgcr 's PURITAN and QUAKER brands, the white
breads good, pure and wholesome.
A. Metzger Baking Company
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Two 48 lb. Sacks of Updike's
Pride of Omaha Flour with
every UlTCIlEfl T.1AID Kitchen Cab-H
inct Sold Saturday At The
Union 0UTFITTI1IG CO. I
Fresh Dressed Chickens. Our Own Dressing llc
Pig Pork Roast .. .... . 11c
H IX IwrXiallllKQOl I l UPDIKE MILLINQ GO. l
5 ? A OMAHA MLB. JA M OMAHA 1 NEB. fiAB
Pteer Pot Roast
Youns; Veal Jtoast ...
Youn Veal Chops ..
Plff Pork Butts
Portnr House 6teak.
iAttlh L-S
Mutton Chops
. Kxtra Ian UreaJcfast
Sugar Cured Baoon ..
BeUTeries, B:30 A. X.,
SUo
llVjo
14Ue
13HS
17UO
litis
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Bacon... lo
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PUBLIC MARKET
Bktnnefl Ifsms 14ie
Buirar Curel Ham iOo
-U. Pall Iure Lard, regular prlr,
76o; sperlal 5o
1-resh Irish Dally.
avrsciAik
Yom I to I p, m., Iamb Chops... o
From I to 10 p. m.. Pork Chops.. .lOo
Mail Orders rilled rromptly.
1610 Harney St.
Phon Douglas 2793
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Whaddayamean different?
i ry it ana you will see. I '
It tastes so good you will always' VIIJiSi '
order Skinner's by name. fetSEtlm ' !
Writ hr ndp book free sRS-Wpiw
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Weai to nt llMptial.
C E. lilanchard. pestrnaster at Blanch,
art. CsX. writes: "I had kidney trouble
se bad I had to so to ths hospital. Foley
Kidney Pills were recommended to me
and thr completely rurrd m. I raunot
rk too highly of thrm." Bufft-rers In
very state have had similar bnrf t
from this standard remedy for kidney
and bladder aliments. It banishes hack.
ache, stiff joints, swollen muscles and
all tbe various symptoms of wakend
cr diseased kidneys. Sold everywhere.
Ad vert. u meat.
There is no establishment which is
kept more sanitary than a brewery
There is no beverage made under
more sanitary conditions than
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Save Coupons and Get Free Premium
Phone Douglas 1889 and have a case
sent home
Luxus Mercantile Co., Distributors
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THE BEE'S
SPORT EXTRA
Btt of Tlea All
Duy tt From the Newsboy
sp-1 op
Biread.
Is Splendid Bread
TRA.DC MAMK RC.
U.S.MkTCNT orrto
Look for Tkit labtl
If you have never tried it you can't
tell. It is a firm, fine grained white bread
and the crust has that rich, golden brown
color which always
shows the qualities of a
good loaf of bread.
A$k for Tip-Top
when yoa bay bread
5o ind 10c tt Your Grocers
D. P. STEAM DAKII1Q CO.
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mt&'ThQZO 2 Sacks of Flourcj6 lbs
FREE with every Kitchen Cabinds
iSold Saturday. See Windows. -xsa U
1BIG OFFER
F3l .
i n ezenange
for the adTPrtis
Ing we give them
R uid for the new
fe3 accounts that
this sale win
bring us, tbe
manufacturers of
pa -iviicnen niaia
kitchen cabinets)
and the Updike
AllUlng Co., mill.
3 fa of "Pride of
3 1 Oniaha" Flour,
2 have made us
3 special price eon
cessions. While
E5 such a wonderful
c3( offering as this Q
-i naiurauj means
a greater bual
neas for us, it
t also aerres to
further Introdace
K ltcben Maid
Cabinets and
I Vide of Omaha,
Flour Into more
E2 Omaha HsimtA
nniis solid oau
KITCHEN CADinET
fnriD TWO 401b. SACKS
4 linnilfiiia. svsissa sbjsj aa.H n 3
tllfta llUIIIIlla'V EJIIIIll- lifts iir s
WI VII Ml lift W I all Uba VI VtlJIilBCag
IFLOUn. Terms: S2.50 Gash, 75c' Weekly I
3 heto Sam A Termi Anolv la.Anv Kitchan Cabinet Van Mav Select
bt Wa VTlfi1s01- t.Tlia ATI A Af t.VlA TTIAflt. TH-TM fl Tiro W IritnVlPr
"WW wi4MVs) sja aaj was VaVW AWMV a Vtaa iUKWiV 4UVVeVe
; cabinets for the money we have ever seen. It is exactly like
pf the illustration, and includes a full equipment of glass
ware. Kitchen Maid Cabinets are made of solid oak, fin-
h ished in a golden wax and every cabinet has a nickel slid-
H ing working top. These cabinets are wonderful savers
P of time and work, for every convenience is embodied in
3 them. For instance, there is a large flour bin, full, sani-
tary, with sifter attached; a large sanitary cake and
bread box, with sliding top, cutlery drawers, large cook
ing utensil compartment and many other numerous con
veniences. Updike's Pride of Omaha Flour needs no in
troduction to Omahans. It is a high grade flour of the
'inest quality, and put up in Updike's new sanitary paper
lined air and dust-proof sacks. The two sacks of flour
will be delivered with your cabinet.
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