Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, June 24, 1906, EDITORIAL SECTION, Page 8, Image 20
TTIE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 24. 1906. OMAIIA AND EASTERN Y.MX.A. Local Ajsoolatioa Compares f arortblj with Boms in Larger Cities. W. S. ROTHERY RETURNS FROM TRIP Feels Masabers And Association Her liars Romrthln to Bo Pro.d of la Their Home and laflaeaee. W. B. Rotbery, assistant secretary of the Omaha Young Men' Christian association, baa returned from a trip through tha prin cipal cities of tha east In tha Interest of tha local association. Tha principal objeut cf tha tour was to get polntera on tha moat approved business methods of tha eastern Institutions. The local Young Men's Chris tian aaaoclation, when properly Installed in Ita raw quarters, will measure up very well to the older and mora firmly established ones in tha east. Tha local work of tha Institution continues to prosper, desplta tha cramped quarters which It at present oc cupies, pending the completion of tha build ing under construction. Mr. Rothery said of his trip: "We feel that the members cf the asso ciation and the men who contribute to Its support bava a right to expect that the association be conducted along tha most approved methods of administration and that the books and recorda ba kept up ac cordingly. "When we start out In the new building we can have tha best possible system. Omaha need not be ashamed In any way when compared with eastern associations. I found that here In Omaha we had a somewhat out-of-date building and that the present temporary quarters are not fully up to the requirements, whereas In the east most of the associations are in their new buildings. W have the benefit of their experience In that we are a little slower than they. "In some places, as In Cleveland, they have a very fine employment department, doing work on a large scale and helping many mer. and assisting employers to find right men for the positions they have to offer. More time than ever before will be given to the development of this depart ment here when we enter our new building. "In Cleveland, also, they are doing a good deal of extension work in their religious depnrtment that is, they are holding shop Bible classes and similar work la carried on In the boarding houses. Omaha expects to do more of this work this year than ever before, albeit last year was very prosperous ' In this respect. "In nuffalo they have a fine boys' de partment, with quarters entirely separate. They have many boys enrolled and are doing a great work. The policy and meth ods bring about the same as those here, favorable comparisons to Omaha are easily visible In this branch Of their work. "The social spirit was, however, more marked in Omaha than anywhero else throughout the eost The policy of the local association is to make its work in every department of largest possible service to the young men of Omaha. "The general air of prosperity Impressed me very much while on my eastern tour, but nowhere did there seem to be as much funding going on as here In Omaha.'' FLORENCE BOY, THREE YEARS Paal Claycosab Coea to Stat Peni tentiary for Holdap at Graveyard, . Pnul Claycomb. a young man from Flor-r-c-e, was sentenced to three years In the I enltentlary by Judge Button Saturday morning for holding up and robbing Ed ward Stranberry on the highway near For est Lawn cemetery May 12. William Rich, who was given three years for bresklng Into M. L. Learned s summer home near Florence, was Ciaycombs accomplice In the holdup, and it was through Rich's confession that Claycomb was Implicated The latter admitted the whole affair. He aald they got over $30 In money and a gold watch and divided the plunder in a restaurant in Omaha. Judjro Button did not aentence Mae Hayes, the diamond swallower, as he had expected to do, her attorney, W W Dodge, being out of the city. He had also' Intended passing on the motions for new trials In the cases of Harrison Clark and Jay O'Hearn, both condemned to death for murder, but ha was not ready to take the cases up and put them over until Tuesday at 1 o'clock. ' Monday morning the case of Jack Jen nings, alias Kid Clark, and Angus Martin, charged with stealing a diamond from M- D. Frank s Jewelry store at S19 North Sixteenth street June 6. will be taken up. Jennings at the time made a dash for liberty after It had been found he had exchanged a KX diamond for a glaas Imi tation He took two or three shots at Mr. Franks with a murderous looking re volver, but w. captured after a long chase. At the police station ha was no ticed trying to swallow and Captain diamond flew out of his mouth. Tuesday morning one of the alleged elec "on fraud case, will probably be taken up. H. G. BURT LIVES 1N"cH!CAG0 Vomer President of Union Pacta Moves Ills Household Good. to Ills Net Homo. Horace O. Burt, former president of tha Union pacific. Saturday personally con ducted the removing of bis household goods frora Omaha to Chicago over ths Northwest. Mr. Burt will make his home in Chicago,. Since he resigned from the Vnlon Pstflc in the full of 190J and made his trip, with Mrs. Burt, around the world ha has had his household goods stored here, having sold fcts handsome residence on South Thlrty-ulnth street Reports have had him connected with var ious anlerprlses, but the latest is thai he has taken charge of the Milwaukee surveys of the west which that road has had projected for several months, in nictlon with Its alliance with the Union j acme ana other Harrluis.ii reads, formoj almost a year ago. "I know nothing about the report," said mi. nun yesierosy. INSTITUTION IS EXONERATED Home for Feohlo-sJladod at Beatrle Clven Orar BUI by tenor, latendont Morris. B. P. Morris of the Associated Charities submitted a format report to tha county commissioners at their meeting Saturday morning on the conditions he found at the norne ror Oeble-Mloded Children Beatrle. Tha report waa In connection with tha oaa of John Hlracnnan. a boy who waa la the home. 'Tha ated the Institution from any criticism, and Mr. Morris praised tb superintendent and amplorea for the mannar in m. i,. Institution la oonduoted, Ba mad arrange. menus wits u upnntndent to hare the abalrman of the charity commit of tb commlsalonra notified wha parent children sustained by th county ask take them out of th horn. Tb board decided to aDnroDrlat to seed Uaorx Waiaa to tha asyluia at Lincoln for treatment for th drug habit Tb case waa passed on several days aao by th insanity commission. Th commissioners raised the salary of Deputy Sheriff Asel Bteere to $13 a month and the salary of tha day watchman at the county hospital to fJG a month. WATCHES Kreoser. IS in and Dodg si IEW UOMCI lit TUB WEST. thosbono Reservation to Bo Opened to Settlement. CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN R't Announces Round-Trip Excursion Rates from All rointa July U to Zt. Less than one tar for th round trip to BhoshonU Wyo., th reservation border Th only all-rail route to the reservation border. Dates of registration July It to SI at Bhoshonl and Lander. Reamed only by this tin. Writ for pamphleU telling how to take up one of these attractive homesteads. Information, maps and pamphlets fre on request at City Office. 1401-1 Farnam St, or address S. F. Miller, A. G. F. A T. A., 1201 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. Have hoot print It ery Lti Ite faestay. Every Tuesday, balanct of tha year, th Chicago Great Western railroad will sail homeseekers' tickets to Minnesota, North Dakota and Canadian northwest at about half rate; to other territory first and third Tuesdays. Write II. 11. Churchill, O. a, l&tf Farnam atreet. State number la part" and when going. Werts, Dentist. 604 - Paxton block. Fishing and Cnmplns; Hales to Mad!, aoa Lake, Watervlll and Elyslan, Mian.. Via Chicago Great Western. Fbr parties of ten or more, one far and one-third for the round trip, good for ten days. Tickets on sale dally until Sep tember 30. For further information apply to 1L II. Churchill, O. A., 1612 Farnam St. Best typewritten letters, Mangum St Co. Men's, boys', children's clothing, hats, ladles' j'lits, skirts, millinery, etc.. cash or credit. People's Stora, lim a.r Farnam. Sterling Silver Frenxer. 15th and Dodge. DIAMONDS Frenser, 16th and Dodge sis Mortality Statistics. The following births and deaths have been reprted to the board of health dur ing the twenty-four hours ending at noon Saturday: Births 8. 8. 'Drummy, 4236 Harney, boy; J. M. Jensen. M251 Patrick avenue, girl; James Richardson, 3564 Howard, boy; Charles M. Speed, 2522 South Thirty first, boy. Deaths John Betts, 2517 North Seven feenth. 2; Louise Kramplen, S24 North Seventeenth, 21. OUR OXFORDS ARE COOLERS Coolers to the feet, the mind and the purse. The new styles are ready and there never was a better time to choose. through the summer without B a nat or pair or trousers, but oxfords you must have. Patent colt or kid, vlcl. gun metal calf or tan leathers. CONSERVATIVE PRICES: $3.50, $4.00 to $5.00. FRY SHOE CO. THE 8HOER8. Wh and Douglas Stt. in in i um i "'afftAsgjS, IfflfffSEay Gomincj to Youl Do you realise how Important it la to have your prescriptions properly filled T Death often paya tha penalty where th Ingredient in a prescrip tion are substituted by unscrupulous . druggists. Tou have a long life com ing to youl Then, why abuse It by taking a chance? Remember, wa have the confidence of all th phy sicians. And why? Because WB NEVER SUBSTITUTE and fill pre acrlptlona Just as they are written. BEATON DRUG CO, 18th 6nd Farnam. Noted for Accuracy In Compounding. BIG FIRESALE $15,000 STOCK OF WALL PAPER, PAINT, MOULDING, ETC. This entire stock waa par tially damaged by fire and will be sold for less than 50c on the dollar. The entire stock must be sold at once. WALL PAPER FROM 2o A ROLL UP. SAM NEWMAN r",w" " USNlfth EJ. Tej, Don 3518, 1S.SO to it. Paal aUaaalls and ftatar Front Omsha, via Chicago Great Wester Railway. Tickets on Bale daily after Ma ri to September la Final return limit, October XL Equally low rates to other points In Minnesota, North Dakota. Wiscon sin and lower Michigan. For further In formation apply to IL H. Churchill, general agent. 1511 Farnam street. Omaha. Excursions. On July and 27, to Chautauqua Lk. N. T., and return at 114, good 30 daya; and dally June 1 until September 30. at $30, via ERIE RAILROAD from Chicago; stop overs also permitted on all tickets to New York. Boston, Niagara Falls, etc. Apply to your local ticket agent or J. A. Dolan, T. P. A.. C6S Railway Exchange, Chicago, 111. HURRAH! FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY Will soon be here again and we wish to call the attention of thi yuMlo that we have this season a much larger and stronger line of TIllWOXS. As ever before, our line consists of only the best manufactures of the country. Our prices this year will be cheaper than ever before and we defy competition on fireworks. Remember we give you quality as well as price. We sell only the best and retail fireworks for less than wholesale prices. Special attention to our out-of-town and mall orders. Let us figure with you on your Fourth of July display. No order too large or small thnt we can not fill. BEST QUALITY ROMAN CANDLES. 6-ball Candles per dosen, 10c f . each C S-ball Candles per dosen, 15o !! each 2v 10-ball Candles per dosen, 2oc t each 12-ball Candles per dozen, 80c each 15-bsll Candles per dosen, 48c each 3c 5c 20-balI Candles per dosen, 75o 7l each ' ! 25-hnlI Candles per dosen, 11. 00 f Aj each w' BEST QUALITY SKY ROCKETS. 2-os. Rockets per dozen, 10c each It 5- ox. Rockets per dozen, 20c each 4-o. Rockets per dozen, 83c each 6- os. Rockets per dozen, 48c each 2c 3c 5c 8-ox. Rockets per dozen, 76c r dozen, 76c 1, eacn 1-pound Rockets per dosen, $1.00 JQg 10c 10c Exhibition Sky vRockets 60c, 40c, 26c, 15c and Please bear In mind we are quoting you prices on the best make of works, no cheap grade. We wish to call the attention of the public that our fire crackers are all new stock and are Imported direct from China. Let us show you what we can do for you for a little money. Goods are now on display In our show window with prices. Remember we retail Fireworks at loss than wholesale prices. COUPON Tills Coupon la good for Bo In Trade with each BOo purchase of Fireworks. ax JOS. F. DILZ, 318 . 1th St., Omaha old after July 1, 1906. Out ont this Coupon aad bring It with yon. Bee One and a quarter million acres to be opened to settlement on the SHOSHONE RESERVATION Dates of registration July 16th to 31st. EXCURSION RATES Less than one fare for the round trip, daily July 12th to 29th via Round trip from Omaha, .00 over the only all rail route from Omaha to Shoshoni, Wyo. , the reservation border. 20 GEO. F. WEST, General Agent, Chicago l North-Western Ry, Omaha, Neb., Please tend to my address pamphlets, maps and infor mation concerning the opening of the Shoshone or Wind River reservation to settlement. (Cut ut Hilt Coupes) TOU CAN AND RETURN Any day this Summer for $17.50 Alsofor$15 from July 10th to 16th VIA UNION PACIFIC We Klve you detailed Information about the wonders, the benefits, the variety of sport and opportunities tor fun in this great state. We'll tell you where to go what can be done economically and profitably all about hotels and side trips. Inquire at CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1334 FARNAM STREET phone Donglae 834. To too Pablle. Th Omaha Oaa company begs to an nounce that Miss E. V. Berry Is now with th company aa demonstrator and will be glad to call upon our patrons to Instruct them in tha economical and efficient use of gas stoves. A card addressed. Miss Berry, car Omaha Gns company, will receive prompt attention. DIAMONDS-Edliolm. 16th and Harney FHanlner and Cninplnst hurl to Clear Lake, la., Via Chicago Great Western Railway. For parties of 10 or mora one far and one-third for th round trip, good for II daya Tickets on sale dally until Septem ber SO. For further Information apply to H. H. Churchill. O. A, 1EU Farnam 81 2t r? Penny Novelty Fireworks. 75 styles to select from, lo each or 10c per dosen. Five-cent Novelty Fireworks, 100 styles to select from, 6c each, 6 for 2Do, 45o per dozen. Ten-cent Novelty Fireworks, 0 styles to select from, 10c each, S for 2fic, 9oo per dozen. Torpedoes, lc, 2c, Sc, 6c, 8c and 10c per bos. Mandarin Fire Crackers (real Manda rin), 3c, 4c, 6c, 7c and 10c a bunch. Paper Balloons, 8c, 12c, 15c, 25c and 36a each. Canes, in red, white and blue atrlped, 4o and 8o each. Ammunition for Canes, 60 In a box, lc, 2o and 3c a box. Muslin Flags, 2c, 8c, 6c, 10c, 15c, 25c and 50o a dozen. Baby Fire Crackers, 350 in a bunoh, 4o a bunch. Baby Fire Crackers, 700 in a bunch, 8o a bunch. ( Short Stem Fire Crackers, 2o a bunch, 62 crackers in a bunch. Penny six Torpedoes. 2 boxes for lc. WE UNDERSELL ALL COMPETITION JOS. F. OSLZ, 322 S. 16th St.. Omaha 31 GO TO PIANOS TOUT RECZTTED AROTHIB OAMOAS . or CAmErTn.x.Y selected SAMPLE LAST 03. As we have the exclusive agency of th state of four larr factories and our busi ness Is largely wholesale, this enables us to make prices to people living; In Omaha or any town In the state or Western Iowa (where we are not already represented by a dealer) at absolutely wholesale price. TERMS MADE TO fAjIT PURCEASEES. All these eArfit11r ..tanuj ri - . , - - i i'u i minis n in direct from theactory. You pny no profit to a mioaioninn and we Btiaratitee you a savlnsr of from J75.00 to $100.00 on any high grade Piano. PRICES OS HEW PIAVOS. AT OVB oo.mri.B rooms, PROM 9135 VP. We have had this month a verv larire sale of Sample Pianos ami have taken In exchange some very good slightly used instruments that have all been cleaned tuned and repaired and put In first class condition that we will offer this week at prices that will sell them. One $350 Emerson Upright, One $350 Kimball Upright, (used six months.) at $175 $225 ..$48 $35 $25 One $700 Square, In good repair, One $125 Story ft Clark Organ. " good as new. at One $100 United States Organ, In good condition, at Any of the above goods will be sold on Terms to Suit Bayers, or will trado for gooa anving noise, or horse, harness and buggy. If you are thinking of buying a Piano, new or second-hand. It will certainly dbv you to call and examine our line and wo wtll prove to you beyond a doubt that we carry as fine a line of goods as Is carried In the west, and our prices cannot bo duplicated by any house Jn Omaha, When In the cltv do not fail to look a our stock before buying. Write, call or phone us. PHOITE no. RED 8841. J. S. CAMERON, SAMPLE ROOMS. 106-108 N. 15th Street MoOaffu Bank Building' East Entrance. Cool Canvas Pumps and Oxfords For women's wear nothing Is so comfortable during the summer as Canvas Shoes. Your feet trouble you more in hot weather than at any other time. There Is no use to suffer when you can buy . a cool, comfortable CUnvas Pump or Oxford such as we can sell you. We have them in canvas, linen and Sea Island cotton in white, blue, pink and gray colors turn and welt soles. Drexel Shoe Co., 1119 Farnam St. Qualltij for (Quality Oil mod Shoes for Gentlemen Onlmod. like, gentle men, means honest merit. That's whu gen tlemen like them. Bench-mads Onlmod are for gentlemen who wish to combine tb largest amount of style and quality. Prices. U 00 to W 00. $3.50 Onlmods are for gtntlejnen who want th best tbey can get for that pries. Special Canvas Otforda S2.50 LOOK . roou FEEI. COGLKR. Wear 'era, yuu'll Ilk 'em. W guarantee a per fect fit by mall Writ for Btyl Book EM GCjeJlT "afbs" C n n riT n rrr Open Wednesday I MM I fill Wl uif L k E WATCH TUESDAY EVENING PAPERS FOR PARTICULARS 111 mil iliiii'tt THE RELIABLE STORE ' pn ... ... i u.i . n ii mmm. ,. i m, .n .1. iiqii i ..i.it.. aWfcu aasSBEamjEE Cp fM''Hal Lm" " - M-mm stinliiiriir iiirtfsili1fstTMlsiiil J Wedding A selection Is not always an easy matter. We shall be delighted to assist you, and are sure of having Just the article you desire in our large stock. . Gut Glass, modern designs Artistic Hand Painted China Solid Silver and Plated Ware Diamonds, eJewelru. Watches Our prices always moderate. Our twenty-five years' experience as practical watchmakers and Jewelers guarantees satisfaction. AT THE SldN OP THE CROWN 115 South 16th Street Opposite Boston Store, Omaha. XsnBESBBBBa If not "Get Busy" and see if YOU can't win that $350 HAMILTON PIANO instead of letting th ' Other Fellow' ' walk off with it ! OVER $5,000 IN OTHER AWARDS r 'TJS? ammmm rill r C.srf II. n.,..u.. m a. Geographical Contest u. Homeseekers Excursion Missouri, Arkansas, Indian Territory.. Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, Republic of Mexlso. TUESDAYS 1906. Via MISSOURI PACIFIC RY. & IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE. TOM HUGHES, T. P. T. F. UODFUEY, P. T. A., OMAHA, NEB. XL C. TOWNSEXD, General Paasenger and Ticket Agent, ' ST. LOUIS, MO. Open r" u liaJUU tierlnorfav THE RELIABLE STORE I IIUUIIUUUUJ FVT. Presents H J alia T? n. uhlu vv i n I co. 407 South 15th Street A M Special July Sd and 17th, August 7tu and Slat, 8"iilinbT 4th and 18th, fk-tobrr 2d and 16th. .November Oth and 20th.