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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1905)
The Omaha Daily Bee. The Bee's Sunday Magazine Features Out-top Those of All Comoctitors. EDITORIAL SECTION. Pages 9 to lb. ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871. OMAHA, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, 1903. SINGLE COPY THREE CENTS. - V r OMACt WEATHER FORKt AST PrHn Pnln. TiATAT7 T1T L M l UN W Green Trading Stamp Saturday in China Section This must be our biggest Dlnnerware Day of the year. Note the prices: 10Vtlece English Porcelain Dinner Sets, to close out. a set Jo.CO English l'urreiuln. colonial blue dscoratlon, gold traced. Buy one piece or a dozen, ut IP per rni aiscouni lOO-plece lfi.M German China Dinner S-ts. beautiful goods, 12.9ft Haturday I Ipeclal American Porcelain Bet. pretty pink decoration, roll stippled, full sizes all through. 1C0 9. OS pieces Vlso a pretty array vattern In the Edwin al KnowiB 41(1 China, full set for lapanese CI. ma Pieces, pretty odd ar ticles for the table such as ollvo Trnvs, Spoon Trays, Mustards, pala't Bowls, etc. the largest line we huvc ever shown, anil prices below all competition 1 "onlile Green Trading Htiunps all day Saturday. WelHbael) Eights, the light "kind, llttod complete In a hox. VSr" Baturday And Twenty with each. Green Tiding gtarnpa Saturday in Ladies Evetiinz Beautiful Royal Purple Rrondrloth Full length Empire, trimmed with velvet and silk ornaments, very full, fancy sleeves T C II 1 with cuff, lined with purple satin price .W Reseda Green Broadcloth Full length, trimmed with green velvet, silk braid und buttons, all seams covered wun 6tucnea straps, lined with white satin price WhUn Doenkin Hand embroidered in heavy white silk, full fcleeve wllh deep cuff, lined with white satin price. Empire Coat Full length, black and castor, strapped stitched seams, flno kersey, satin lined $1G.G0 coat for. X Double Green Trading Stamp Sensation Children's, Infants' anil Mlsse' Coats Special sale prices Satur day and with every coat will be given Double Ureen Tradtnn Stamps. HOLIDAY" PRESENTS Out- first display In the Dry Goods Sec tion. Thousands of lovely presents Pin Cushions, Toilet Sets, Smok ers' Sets, Manicure Sets, Fancy Match Holders, China and Metal Pin Trays, Purses, Bags, Card Cases, Puff Boxes; Cuff, Collar and Handker chief Boxes. Come and see the display Saturday. LADIES' I'NION Sl'ITS OHc Jersey ribbed, fleece lined Union Suits, in cream, silk stitched und taped, worth $1.60 suit Sat urday a suit nJJ CHILDREN'S FLEECED VNDERWEAR Plain and jersey ribbed Shirts and Drawers, heavy fleece lined, gray and cream, for IC girls and boys, all sizes, special Saturday a garment. tJ LADIES' HOSIERY -Lisle thread, heavy maco, fleece lined and woolen Hoso, plain aud ribbed, warranted fast black, split soles or black feet, regular 60c value, special Saturday 100 throe paiin for. ; . i ........ . .'. . I. V 1 SALE OF HAND HAGS Patent leather and imitation walrus leather, In brown, tan und black, worth up to $1.00 Bale price AOr Saturday each tTC SALE OF COAT SCARFS Crepe de Chine and Silk Coat Scarfs, in fancy colors and plain, with Duchess laco ends, regular $2 I An and $2.60 values special Saturday each I.UU BICi NECKWEAR SPECIAL--Fancy Embroidered Wash Stocks, Silk Stocks, Lace and Bend Trimmings, Kuchlng Tops, Lace Stocks and Fancy Embroidered Turnovers worth to 75c special "If Saturday each. . . , DC .SALE OF FINE INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS Ladies' pure Irish linen hand embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs, full assortment of Initials, regular !15o ones cut price sale Saturday each t LADIES' KID GLOVE SALE French kid. undress and lahed, silk lined mocha, heavy English kid and fleec Gloves, largest assortment of colors prices per pair $2.00, 1.50, 91.25 and Every Pair Fitted and Warranted. A GREAT SILK BARGAIN SATURDAY 20 pieces of Silk Poplin for waists and dresses, beautiful luster and soft finish, Jn the following plain colors: French grays, pinks, light blues, cardinals, navys, champagnes, whites and blacks regular selling price 90c Tft yard for Saturday only a yard JJC BED COMFORTS $1.25 Each for Saturday 25 dozen fine Sllkollno Bed comrorts, very large size, nil cotton, worth $1.76, Saturday 20 dozen extra Quilted Bed Comforts, $1.35, Saturday each CARPETS! Our regular tl.00 Rug, 27x64, Batur day at 4!c Jarna and Chinese Mattings, reg ular 20c and a quality, Saturday a yard, for U.o DRAPE IES! Silk Cords and Fringes, regular ac anl loo quality, a rd, at 5o W"ui ii uri, m iiii-iic iuo, nviui MOO, Saturday at. . .ei-o GRAIN TRUST CASE DROPPED clatter Dismissed So Fat at "Present" Federal Grand Jary is Concerned. VAGUE . STATEMENTS ARE GIVEN OUT II y Mitul Coaseat lacl Sam's ! ! Mir lr Farced to Let f)a Their Deadly Grl. And It came te pass! i'eople who have been reading impas sioned statement? la the papers during the last few days to the effoct that "no matter if the Grain trust did dissolve Itself the proeecutloa would be pushed just the same, pushed to the bitter end," or words to that effevtr-are now beginning to look up and tuke notice, lor It has come to pass that the Grain trust Is not to be prose cuted; at least the federal grand Jury, which a few days ago was sicked onto this defunct monster, has been coaxed to loosen Its teeth and give the victim one more chance for life. "By mutual consent." as It were, the "determined" plan to have the grand Jury Investigate the men Involved In this trust has been abandoned and Instead of telling why Interested parties have gtven out statements." Here Is the atatetnent of District Attor ney Baxter: "This department has decided not to In v ttigat the Nebraska Grain Dealers' as f etation at this session of the grand Jury. r reasons wmch are deemed sufficient. This conclusion has been reached after a full consultation with the attornej-s repre senting the partlea who were to furnish the government with the evidence In this T A h A 2. 4 ILL Booth on Main Floor EXTRAS IN DINNERWARE. Open Stock Patterns in over 60 styles buy one dozen pbites or a lw-plece Set all at the same rate. Beautiful Haviland Patterns, a set at tVnjO, Ilo.uO. J.I5.00 and HO W. Also a few old pieces to close out in Haviland, at one-third off regular price. See the new White House Glassware Wines. Sherries. Champagnes, (Job- lets, flncer bowls, prices from a dozen, $4.00 down to Full line of cut Tumblers, a dozen, SIS. K to 1.75 .. $4 Tumblers In pressed glass and blown fcools, a dozen up lOC from Special for Haturday Pluin Crystal Tumblers, six for 25; And Ten Green Trading Stamps with each set. Dry Goods op Street Coats 28.50 35.00 12.50 19c glace fin Uned Kid 1.00 nued with pure white , very large size, worth ; 1.25 1.00 CARPETS! Hemp Carpet, regular 25c quality, a yard for 18c Ingrain Carpets that retail for 36c and 4V, Saturday, yard ;9c Cocoa Mitta. In all nlzea and qualities, for tVJb. SSo. 8io. Hoc and 46c DRAPERIES! I Rope Portieres, regular S2.S0 grade I at jl 50 I Swiss Curtains. 3 yards long, In stripes elm al!1, worm 1.10, Dturu&y. pair, at 790 matter. I cannot at this time with pro priety make a further statement." Mr. Baxter did not say whether at any future session of the grand Jury the case would be Investigated. Worrall and Peavej- oa Hand. Thomas Worrall and Charles T. Peavey, the moving spirits In the action against the Nebraska Oraln Dealers' association, reported at the federal grand Jury rooms as usual rYlday morning with other wit nesses, as is required of them dally. Mr. Worrall said: "I do not know Just when the case will be taken up by the grand Jury. We have, up to this time, been directed to report each morning, as have all the other wit nesses. I do not know for a certainty Just when the Investigation will be called, but. personally, I am ready at any time." Mr. Worrall had left the federal building with Mr. Peavey before Judtie Baxter hud announced the postponement of the bear ing. K. 8. Howell of Jefferls & Howell, attor neys for Worrall and Peavey. contributed this frank piece of literature to the occa sion: "JefTeils St Hoaell have had a full con sultation with Judge Baxter over the mat ter of presenting the Nebraska Oraln trust case to the present grand Jury and as a result Judge Baxter has concluded not to present the matter, with which conclusion we are In accord." Selxh, Nor did Mr. Howell say that any future grand Jury would tuke action, but he In sisted on tbe word "present" being printed. LAMBERT IS THE STAR WITSE8S Oresos Maa Gives Testliaoay la Laimd Fearing Cases. The federal grand Jury has completed Its Investigation Into the charges of Il legal f-n 'lug of public Unds preferred against Rv. George V. Ware ' I-nd, 8. D. The ultneasca have been UUiuisevU r ti v DOLLS DOLLS DOLLS Come and see the finest doll display In the west. Kid Body Doll, 14 In. high, good wig, shoes & stockings, 19r Dressed Dolls for Saturday sale i9e Kid Body Sleeping Doll, 35c doll, Saturday 2."o 50c Kid body, very large...' JMc Kestner Kid Body, sleeping 2.V- Kestner Kid Body, sleeping and jointed, extra good quality V4o Kestner Kid Body, full Jointed and sleeping ".V Kid Body Dolls, each from 19c up to 99.30 Famous Kestner Jointed Bisque Dolls, 10c to ?.7.oO Novelty Dolls and small Jointed Dolls at all prices. Dolls of all nations cloth and unbreakable doll heads doll sundries and readymade wear. Doll Hats a specialty. Double Green Tradinc Stamps in Doll Section Saturday. SPECIALS I1N HARDWARE SATURDAY TUG SALE OX GALVANIZED WASH Ti ns. No. 0 Galvanized Wash Tub :14c No. 1 Galvanized Wash Tub 30c No. 2 Galvanized Wash Tub -tic No. 3 Galvanized Wash Tub 41K- DO.VT MISS THIS SALE. Roasters for TliankftgiviiiK Forty Green Trading Stamps with any Savory Koaster 92.25, $1.65, OHc Forty Green Trading Stamps with LlsU Roaster 12.25, $1.98 aud fl.78 Roasters selling up from :18c Forty Green Trading Stamps with any set Carvers Saturday, selllnft up from 91.10 DON'T FORGET WE'RE HEADQUARTERS FOR HEATERS OF ALL KINDS. Don't Fall to Soe Our Kpoclal Range for $24.50 Ten Green Trading Stumps with Bath Tub Soap Dish. . . .15c Ten Green Trading Stamps with good Child's Toy Broom. lOo Twenty Green Trading Stamps with nice Nlckle Plated Crumb Tray 25c Ten Green Trading Stamps with good Whisk Broom. . . .10c Twenty Green Trading Stamps with Standard Toaster, best made 25c Ten Green Trading Stamps with Iron Handle, lGc and. .10c BENNETT'S GREAT MeaJ Market. FOR BEST QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES. HAMS HANS Your choice to select from the fol lowing leading best grades of Hams for Saturday: Swift's Premium, Cudahy's Dia mond C, Armour's Star, Ofliaha Parking C-o.'s Sunflower. Averts weight of rarli ham. 10 to 11 lhn., every bsm Is guaranteed to be 111, th best, on n;ile t. a pound And thirty drern Trading Stamps with earn Ham. Morton-Gre?8on Co.'s Fancy Baron, lb 121c i. Ann. i.aiid. Bennett's Special Lard, fresh kettle, rendered, guaranteed, in PP B-lb. pails, for DOC And thirty Green Trading Stamps vrith each Pall. fresVmeat." Veal Stew, lb for 2Sc Pork Bhoulder Roast, lb 7r Fresh No. 1 Iaf Ijrnl. 12 lbs. for... 41.00 Choice Hteer Rib Roust, rolled, all bones out. lb. at 1J4r and Wr. No. 1 Rib Boiling Beef, lo lbs. for... CBc Veal Shoulder Roast, 4 lbs, for ::r. Choice Lamb Leg, lb lor CHOICE FRKSH DRESSED SrniXGS, Cblrkena or Hens, selected stork. poond avt 10.0 POULTRY FOR THANKSGIVINQ Thousands of pounds of the choicest on the market Turkeys. Geese, bucks and Chickens Oysters and Celerv at the low est market prlrc. Place your order now. TIME FOR ROLLER SKATING SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY ON ROLLER. SKATES 'Boys' and Girls' Roller Skates, ad justable to any aire, bard wood rollers, all strapped, A r " 4JC And Twenty Green Trading Stamps. Same Skates with heel sup- g port, at OOC And Thirty Green Trading Stamps. Boys' and Girls' Adjustable Rolled Skates, with clamp and heel strap. Hemaolte rollers, regular 1 IC $1.50 skates, at And Forty' Green Trading Stamps. V also have a complete line of Richardson's Roller Skates with aluminum rollers for rink use. Sporting Good, Department. and moat of them returned to their homes Friday morning. The star witness was Frank Lambert, who was largely Instru mental In securing soldiers' and widows' filings on the lands In the Ware enclosures in Thomas, Honker and Grant counties. The Ware case Is the most Important one, involving as It does the greatest area of public lands under Illegal fence, approx imating 160.000 acres. It Is understood Jon J. Riley, the de faulting assistant superintendent of the Omaha postofflre money department has reached the conclusion to enter a plea ut guilty and trust to the mercy of the court for a light sentence. Riley was Indicted last week on the charge of embeizllng 1900 from the money order fund of the Omaha postofflie. The opening proceedings of the trial of the $30,OM damage case of Miss Anna Connell. against the Convent of Mercy began Friday morning In the United States circuit court. Miss Connell was the first witness. Her story Is simply an oral repetition of the petition filed In the case hitherto published in The Bee. It Is in substance that she entered the convent as a sister of mercy and was required to perform various household duties that overtaxed her physical strength, whereby she became a permanent invalid. Malleloas Mlacblef often dona by Indigestion la prevented and cured by Electric Bitters. SO cents; guar anteed. For sale by Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. "Turn" Wllsoa teaalag Here. IJeutenant Commander H. B. f'Tug") Wilson. U. 8. N.. In charge of the as signment of training of naval recruits will visit the naval recruiting station in this city on a tour of Inspection next week. CoiinnundiT W ueon is one of the notable characters of the American navy and aerved for a time as executive ofheer on board the Kentucky. under Admiral Kltrt'tlng Bob Evans. He now has charge t the training of about 4d.wK enlisted men Ot I lie United Slates caw. r TV Bee our loaned unips tures at prices from down to In Oil Paintings. Water Colors". Car bons and Photogravleres we have no superior, and prices are right. kiO -From $100 down to OV AH purchases made Saturday will be held for later deliveries, If so desired. The Picture Window 16th street lms received the highest praises of I Omaha's Art Critics and the news- I pnpers. and the newest styles, at Bennett's B Grocery S.iturday's Special List of Money Sawrs. Extra Clerks Extra Deliverymcn Double Green Trading- Stambs on everything (excepting specials iOrorerin, Teas and ColTees and Butter till 12 o'clock noon. Granulated Sugar, twenty-one pounds. .$1.00 Bennett's Bargain Soap, ten bars ao California Prunes, pound 4c Corn, 2-lh. can 5c Kaked Brans, 1-lb. can 4c 4)11 Hardlnes. can He. Salmon, pound can c Potted Turkey, can 5c. Catsup, bottle Sr B hepp's Cocoanut. package 4c t onuensrd Cream, can 4c Forty Green Trnoing Stamp with sack j'riae oi uennett s t imir i.:to Fifty Green Trading Stamps with three pounds finest Java anil Murlui Coffee. $1 Thirty tJreen Trading Slumps with pound Tea (any variety) Wr Ten Oreen Trading- Siamps with bottl" Bennett's Capitol Kxinicts ISr J'ifiy tJrern Trudlna .stamps with five pounds splendid Tnpl'-ca .t5c Ten (Jreen Trading S!nnp with can rln- mond 8. Fruits, asnorted -jHc Ten (ireen Trading Ptanips with pound con Brnnett's Capitol Baking Powder. "4r Fresh Roasted Colter, pound 16c Twenty Green Trading Siamps with quart bottle Diamond H. Catsup 3.V Ten Oreen Trading . Stamps with .1ar Bayls Herring : 12V4c Ten ,reen Tradlngx. Stamps with thren pnckiiges Bennett'k l iinml Mtm Mar.;5r Ten (ireen Trading - Stamps with three. pound ran Burnham s Clam Chowder. .or Ten (Jreen Trading Stamps with three packages Jellyeon, iissorted fla vors. . . .?5c Ten tireen Trading Stamps with can Im ported uv brand Sirdlnes 15c Ten Oreen Trading Stamps with two pack ages Wetmore's Gelatine iOr Bulk Mince Meat, pound lie BtTTKR. Received direct from the best dairies. Bennett's Capitol Creamery, the best ever, pound brick. 1 full weight) !4c Fresh Country Roll Butter, pound ISC CHEESE. Headquarters for the best. Ten Green Trading Stamps with pound full cream New York Cheese :V Ten Green Trading Stamps with pound finest domestic BwIkh Cheese 22c Ten Green Trading Stamps with Jar Bayles' After Pinner Cheese 24c WIA. UXB EVAPORATED FRCITS. New Raisins, pound 10c New Currants, cleaned, pound Pfc- New Seeded Itnlslns. package 10r New Candled Feel, assorted, puond 2fc New Peeled Peaches, pound 2c BULK PICKLES. Ten Green Trading Stamps with quart Sour Pickles 10c Ten Green Trading Stamps with quart Chow Chow Pickles 15c Ten Green Trading Stamps with quart small Sweet Pickles 2c Ten Green Trading Stamps with quart sweet Mixed Pickles 20c Ten Green Trading Stamps with pint large Imported Queen Olives 23c Ten (ireen Trading Stamps with quart small white Tickled Onions 2ic BENNETT'S CANDY SECTION. Saturday Specials. Ten Green Trading Stamps with pound Moarhound l.oienges. fresh made l2Sc Twenty Green Trading fctnmps with large hox Marshmallows. vanilla flavored. .. .lS; Thanksgiving Novelties, from 5c Chocolate Creams, vanilla flavored, very delicious, pound 12c New California Figs, package 6c RALPH WANTS LABORATORY Health Commissioner Sajt One is Needed Properly to Teet Milk. PRESENT HOWL BSED ON POLITICS .Notwithstanding the Sinister Motive Deblad Illustrated Onslaughts, Br, Halph Hopes for Good Hesults. Health Commissioner Ralph will present a statement to the council Tuesday niKiU. showing the expenditures of his olhce anu asaiug an appropriation Uo made for a city laboratory, in which all food tests, as well as tests for diseases can bo made. "We need a laboratory in which bacterio logical analysis can bo madv." said Dr. Kaiph, "U we had such a laboratory w cuu.d examine milk every day and we could test the tubes ourselves. With such a lab oratory and a competent man in charge of it, the good that would result could nut be estimated. 80 far as milk testa are concerned this department has not had the money to make as many tests aa we would like to. A member of the Woman's club called on me in regard to the con dition of the dairies and 1 said I would bt glad to help in getting these dairies In first class shape. I have visited a number of the dairies and the two principal ones that were complained of I found in a very good condition. The place where the milk was kept was clean, but the cerrall where the cows stood was muddy. I told the owner he would have to scrape the lot and ha promised to do so. However, I Shall make a personal Investigation of every dairy In the city between now and Art Display of Christmas Gifts SATCRDAY WE START OfR APVAXCF. SHOWING "F llCTlRFS PtlTATU.F. AS Pun 1ST MAS GIFTS OIK DISPLAY SfHPASSKS All. 1'KEVlUfS EFFORTS AND WE CAN SAFELY ASSERT THAT IT IS MOKE THAN THE COMBINED SHOWING OE AM- OMAHA 8 ART SHOPS . . ril'TVRE FR AM INOOur Christ- or artistic pic- mns orders are coining start your Saturday. Ivnihlc Ureen Trailing Stamps for Saturday onlv. Expert work and money saving prices Hr always to ho found at Bennett's Art Section. l'Y ROGRAPHY BARGAINS 11.10 10c l"ic Group Drtch Panel" SiK- Sunbonnet Pictures, signed frames , fl.i .Tnpancso Nut, Howls ." Wo Candlesticks. new Outfits, tho best mru'e. fb.OO S:X and Saturday Shoe Sale Men's Kangaroo Calf Bluchers, lialmorals or congress, double sole, Union Made work shoes, at Boys' Storm Calf Can't Rip Double Hock Oak Sole Shoes, at (J iris' Box Calf, extension sole, patent tip school xhoes, at... Doctor Packard's Cushion Sole, tip or plain too, shoes, at The Knox Specials, hand-sewed rock oak soles, Edwin Clapp 3.50 and $4 BEST CLOTHING OFFER OF ALL THE YEAR We Would Like to Have a. Heart-io-Heart Talk with the Nan who needs a SUIT, OVERCOAT or CRAVENETTE RAIN COAT mmmk Men's Wool Sweaters, worth $3 and $3.50, at. $2 And Fifty Green Trading Stamps. Men's Wool Underwear, C worth $1. at DC Men's Black Ribbed Underwear, worth 50c, shirts only, OQ, a garment Jk $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $4.50, $5; and $6. . Five hundred pairs of Trous ers, worth up to 6.00 at $3.00 the first of the year and every one no( clean and in first class order will be re fused a license. Not as Bad as Painted. "The condition of the milk, however. Is not as bad as it has been painted, though a test made every day would not be too many. The way to make the tests la to have our own laboratory and secure the milk ourselves, or otherwise we cannot get a conviction. In our laboratory now a bacteriological analysis cannot 1 made. In my opinion it will cost ll.nrio or ll,5" to equip a luboratory. The money would he well spent. While the howl about the milk Is more politics than anything else, I hope it will result In the city securing a good first-class laboratory. With the money al lowed this office It is Impossible to make the tube tests and the milk tests aa often as I would like to have t hern made, but I consider the tube test the more important and we have been looking after that more than the milk tests." WOMAN ASKS PARTICULARS Mrs, Sanndrru Uemaads Hastiamd Be Uperide and He Tries to Do It. In an amended petition in her suit for divorce against Sherman Saunders, the Bloomfleld (Neb.) banker, Alice Maude Saunders asked that the court compel the defendant to make more specific and defi nite his charges of misconduct alleged against her. She wanted names, dates and places and the number of limes she was said to bave been guilty of misconduct. In an amended answer and cross-petlt.n Just riled In the district court here M. Saunders becomes definite and ipeiltlc to the extent of several pages of rypew rltlng. In numerous paragraphs he m ts out the names of men. dates and places, tanging I from vacant lots to butlness placet and an DtrTCHESSa 19c In do- 20c T9c 69c 1.69 4 The Banner $5 Hat A hiU if produced to tpecial order teould cost from $9 to ilO-lfi a beautiful diets hat-a tpeeial " SINCLAIR piece of icorimawhip in a very attractive and ex- C clusivs style-SATVliD AY for 4J $2 $2 In addition to these specials we are maiinj a very pretty showinj of Trimmed Hats at $2.00 and $3.50 which are exceptional values- tZ( IsJVI .". .J)t all leathers CHILDREN'S CAPS Tarn o' Shunters Dennett' Label Is a. Guarantee or Your Money Back . AVo bought 1,500 Suits and Overcoats from a few houses lhat would not allow their goods to be advertised in their namo, so we give vou the benefit of the FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR PURCHASE. Men's and Young Men's Suits and Overcoats, worth up to $30.01, at $14.98. Men's and Young Men's Suits and Overcoats, worth up to $20.00, at $9.98. BOYS' SUITS, DOUBLE-BREAST N0RF0LKS, ETC. Worth up to $3.95, at Worth tip to $4.95, at Worth up to $5.95, at.. S (o 111 years old. With every Suit and Overcoat from $3.95 and upwards, a Liberty Watch Bargain Square 50c K Trousers, 25c HAT SECTION. Just Arrived. New Stetsons, $5 kind, 4 50 New Stetsons, $4 kind, IJQ Largest stock of Men's Caps shown in Omaha; both staple and novelty styles; plain and fancy colors, prices 9-, i.50, FA ftl.73 and JUC Men's Cardigan Jackets, worth $1.35, at Men's Smoking Jackets and Bath Robes new comers to the city $11.95 down to Boys' All-Wool Underwear, worth 75c. at Boys' Fleeced Lined Underwear, worth 35c and 50c, at , And Ten Green Trading Stamps. A large variety of hoys' Caps to select from latest fA styles and patterns, choice IC IN BARGAIN SQUARE Several hrokeu lots of Boys' and Children's Caps, worthy C .'!5' and 50c. On sale Saturday, at Children's Tarn O'Shanters, from $2.00 down to Stocking Caps, 75c, 50c, 35c and uncompleted parsonage, with whom and In which wrongful acts are alleged to have occurred. It is also set up by Mr. Saun ders that as to certain other occasions mentioned he cannot name the men in volved, not being acquainted with their names. The Bloomfleld banker admits the wife's visits to Florida and to Portland, which she alleged were caused by his actions, but he sets up that the trips were taken only after consultation with himself and her parents and brother, because of her ul leged Indiscreet actions. He therefqro asks that lie be given the decree of divorce and that he hav his costs of action. EVERYONE W0RKS BUT FATHER Colored Maa Actually Wants Wife Arreeted on Grounds of Koasupport. A genuine case of "every one works but father" has been discovered In Omaha. The father In the case, George Washington Rice, colored, presented himself before Chief of Police Donahue Friday mirnlng with, a mournful plulnt of marital mis fortunes und a requ'-st that Mrs. George Washington Rice be arrested on the rhaige of nonsupport. "Ah wants to confah wld de chief ob de police," were the words that caused Chief Donahue to look up from his morning paper and behold a champagne vest obstructing his vision. The speaker's head was six feet from the floor, requiring the chief to wrinkle the bark of his neck to focus his eyes on the face of the caller. The visitor was directed to a chair and bade to make a clean breatt of it all. "Man name urn Jawge Wash't'n Rice, an' Ah in habin' a heap ob trouble wld de ole gal. Iast night, sah, she done throw a pall ob slop ot.er raah hade an' tola me tj come back no uioah. Ah 'f-;. gab. All Saturday in the Millinery Special Values to buy ers of Tlianksgiv ino Millinery For Turbans an I Hats of Mini; Chinchilla, Squirrel, Etc-, richly trimmed with Flowers or Ostrich, $7.49, $8.98 and up - All wool 50c and 25c Men's and Young Men's Suits and Overcoats, worth up to $13.50, at $7.50. .$1.05 . $2.05 .$:t.0S 1.00 ?s new 3.50 39c 19c 50c 25c hain't done no wuk foh a year, but she am makln' nine dollahs a week, an' Ah hab been keepln' de bu'glars away from de cabin, been keepln' her good company, neber once whipped her an' alera wound de clock at night time. Now she tells me to skidoo an' get a real Job," said Rice. "Do you not think you should contribute to the support of your family as a father and husband?" asked the chief. Rice explained he played a mandolin in saloons until the order prohibiting musto in saloons mas Issued, after which time the man says he has been unable to sccura employment to his liking. Rico appeared quite serious In the mat ter of trying to have his wife arrested on the grounds of nonsupport. The chief told t lie man a few things, which had the effect of making Rice feel like going home, taking off his fancy vest, donning a pair of over alls and getting In close touch with a hod or shovel. Mrs. Rice has been supporting herself, children und husband for a year by doing washing and other work. WORK ON THE BIG DORMITORY Excavation for llulldluar at Iwenly r'Ktli aad California streets Is lieu an. Crelglitou university dormitory, whhii It was reported would Is- erecti J next sum mer at a cost of IW.'-u. probably will be ready for occupancy by that time. Work wus Isirun Finiay morning on the ex cavation for the foundation and It is understood It will tie pushed lo completion The building will be erected at Twenlj -fifth end Callfciiiiia streets, and will be Used exclusively ly the students of the university as a dormitory. It will be con structed by the Crelghton University , elation. Harry B, Davis uudcrukti, Talj lCf ! iZ, '. ':. r'W'5-f';; ;! ff J ' iff ft
