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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1906)
8 nm OMATlA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTENrBETl 9, 1900. NUDE ART OFF BILL BOARDS Cnch U fader of Cbitf Doaahot at Beqnert of tbo Major. W. C. Tu. BACK OF THE MOVEMENT JLeal Action I bat Part at a Laracr fraud InttfUi Over the Varleaa Statee. A cruMuta against in nude In art on ths public billboard! of the city 1 being waged. The lint step Was taken Saturday morning, when Chief of Police Donahue, at tlie re quest of the mayor and on the Initiation of the Omaha Woman's Christian Temper ance union, ordered the bill-posting company which posted the signs to remove them forthwith. The communica tion from the women was sent to the may or's office nearly two weeks ago, but owing to the absence of the mayor the matter was deferred until Saturday morning. Not only will the signs in Question be removed Instanter, but orders will be Issued to pre vent the posting of any more advertise ments which contain suggestions of the female form divine without raiment The letter from the women to the mayor referred to resolutions passed at a recent meeting and contained the Information that the women dctplored the Indecent adver tisements as pictured on the bill boards of a nude woman. Similar signs were ordered removed from bill boards at Lincoln two week ago. The advertisements in question have been pronounced by critics as works of art and In strict conformity with the rules of the nude in art, but many have taken the stand "of Anthony Comstock of New York, who took no exceptions to the nude In art when displayed in the proper atmosphere, but held that the public bill board Is no place for such exhibitions. This movement In Omaha is but a part of a larger enovement the Woman's Chris tian Temperance union is waging. PALMER SPEAKS AT ST. LOUIS Omaha's Postmaster Are-opt !! ties t ACtress Metl la Oete hor as Employes Pa r. Postmaster palmer, who baa made a flaht for better pay for the postortles clerks than is now being given them and for salsries commensurate with the re sponsibility and importance of their re spective abilities, has been Invited to do. liver an addresa on this subject before the national convention of first class post masters, to be held at St. Louis, October 3, 4 and S. Captain Palmer has accepted the invitation. His agitation of the mas ter of better pay for the poetoffiee clerks appearing In former Issues of The Be has attracted the attention of the civil service bureau, and Captain Palmer has been asked to give his" views In a fuller degree for the Information of the civil service commission.. CONTRACT FOR ROME HOTEL Handred Thousand Dollars Exelaslve of Extras la Prloe Hot Fire-Proof The contract for the erection of the Rom hotel at Sixteenth and Jackson streets, ha been let to the Capital City Brick and Pipe company, and the structure Is to be begun within a week and completed by June 1 of 190T. It Is to cost 1100,000. This figure Is ex clusive of heating, plumbing, wiring and elevators . The driving of piles Is now far enough advanced that work on the founda tion will be begun Friday or Saturday. A certain city official Is authority for the statement the hotel Is not to be fire-proof. I The Wise Man Does it Today! What About You? , ARK VOIT READY VOH WINTER? Is yonr BASK HIRNER, FUR NACE, 8TEAM or rtoT WATER PLANT ready for use? Order today while our stock of repair la complete. Just how long w can continue to send our Inspector Free Is a question. Tou had better attend to your wants today. A most careful report will be made to you. Our booking of orders will .keep us busy until about Oct. 1st, and then comes the clamoring for work. My wife, my baby, my mother, my grandmother, etc., ad-lnfinltum, are sick. Be a wise one. Do It today. It cost less and 1 more satisfactory. The wise man bulldeth his house upon a rock and putteth in an Excelsior Furnace. You cannot afford to build a house and not in quire Into the merits of our Excelsior Air Blast Furnace. It means economy and comfort. Any furnace man in Omaha can put it in for you. They don't all recommend it because they hare a cheaper furnace that gives them a greater profit. See the point x I Omaha Stove Repair Works j R. llUljr, Pre, Hugo Schmidt, V-Pres. , 12OO-1208 DOUGLAS ST. Geo. A. Wilcox, Treas. C. M. Eaton, Scc'jr. TEL. DOUG. 960. Sterling Silver Frenser. tttn and Dodge, Very Low Rates to the West. , The Chicago Great Western railway will sell tickets to points ,ln Alberta, British Columbia, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington at about one-half of the usual fare. Tickets on sale daily August 27 to October 81, Inclusive. Oet full Information from H. H. Churchill, general agent, 1511 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. ALL IS PEACE, SAYS FLEHARTY Democrats aad Pope Decide to Kiss and Make t'o aad Fall Together. City Attorney Fleharty of South Omaha has returend from a meeting of the demo . cratlc state committee at Lincoln and brings with hJm the assurance the demo crats are alive and thriving and Intend to bustle for votes this fall. The commute meeting, be said, was the largeat In point of attendance held in years, and much enthusiasm was manifested. Plans of the campaign were discussed and reports re ceived from various portions of the stato through the members of the committee. The dissatisfaction expressed by the popu lists Immediately after the nomination of Shallenberger tor governor, he said, was not In evidence at the committee meeting as many of the populists were present and took part In the planning of the campaign. "George W. Berge, he said. Intended to go up into Platte county right away and open up for the entire democratic! ticket, and he with others would tour the entire state. The democrats, he said, not only in tended to elect the state ticket, but the legislature as well." EIGHT O'CLOCK IS TOO EARLY Change la High School Hoars Hot Satisfactory to Mass of Fatroas. "I see that the Board of Education has decided to submit to a referendum vote the question of changing tha hours at tho high school," said a father whose three children are now students at the Institution. "Sol long as the matter has to bo considered at all, I am glad the board has determined to consult the parents. My own notion is that the proposed time for beginning the ses sions Is too early. If the high school day were longer It might not be unwise to start at t o'clock In the morning, but under the circumstances It means that a great many people will be Inconvenienced In order to get the children off to school In time to reach there by 8, while the early dismissal of school will not bring with It any adran tags. It would simply mean an hour of Idleness In the afternoon at the cost of an unusual hustle In the morning." . . Very Low Hates Taesday. Every Tuesday, balance of the year, th Chicago Great Western railroad will sell nomeseekers' tickets to Minnesota, .North Dakota and Canadian northwest at about bait rate; to other territory, first i and third Tuesdays. Write H. H. Churchill, Q. A, 1612 Farnam street. State number In party and when going. fia.DO to at. Paal mi Mlaaeapolls and Hetara From Omaha, via Chicago Great Western Railway. Tickets on sale dally after May at to September 10 Final rteura limit, October SL Equally low rates to other points In Minnesota, North Dakota, Wis consin and lower Michigan. For further In formation apply to H. H. Churchill, general agent, 1513 Farnam street, Omaha. Men's, boys', children's clothing, hats. ladlea' suits, skirts, millinery, etc., cash or credit, peoples store, istn ana jrsrnam. " Mangum at Co., LETTER SPECIALISTS, DIAMONDS Ed holm, 16th and Harney. DIAMONDS jrrenxer. lith and Dodge sta Make a Saccess of Yoar Taleara. The opportunity of your life Is awaiting you In the new towns on the Chicago Great Western railway. Openings In nearly all lines of business. Write today to E. B. Maglll, Mgr. Townslte Department, Omaha, for full Information and copy of "Town Talk." Blrtha ana Deaths. The following births and deaths were re-. forted to the Board of Health during th wenty-four hours ending Saturday noon: Births Herman A. Burkland, 206 North Forty-fourth, boy; Edward F. Burgess, -816 South Twenty-second, girl; E. W. Beeman, 1112 North Forty-second, girl: Si S. Drummy, Jr., 1014 Pacific, boy; K. Haran , 807 South Eighth, boy; Emll Rawhke, zwis unio, gin; uanlel Bmlth, 80S North Twenty-fifth avenue, bov: C. A. Bharn. 8223 Meredith avenue, boy; Charles Baals feld, 614 South Thirteenth, girl; Frits Wlll lamxon. 1715 Blondo, girl; Roy Hurd, 3211 North Twenty-fifth, girl; F. Lundberg, 3213 Franklin, boy; Elmer Porter, S436 Lincoln, boy. Deaths Baby Brown, 4817 underwood; John A. Edsrar. 2S10 Miami. 17: J. J. John. son, Des Moines, 40; Willie Syck. 822 South Twenty-eighth, 9: Joseph F. Standeven, Fourteenth and Captitol avenue, 69; John D. McIIugh. 203S Dodge, 82; Harry Esch- laucn, xseoia, la., 7. WATCHES Frenser, 16th and Dodge Sta Have Root print It. Douglas (644) Printing Co., 1608 Howard. 10c Chancellor v I - Cigars for 5c We have been fortunate enough to purchase a quantity of the above well known brand of cigars at a price to enable ua to sell 10c sizes for 6c, oV (2.50 per box of 50. Iflp DOMESTIC C -Ub CIGARS HOW Mu 10C HOFFMAN HOUSE CIGAR So, or 93.60 pet box of 80. IOC ELAFECTO Bo, or $3.60 pec box of 60. IOC FLOR tB GOUNOD PERFECT08 6c, or 93.60 per box of 60. IOC FLOR DE GOUNOD 1NVINCIBLES . So, or 93.60 per box oX 60. IOC FLOR DE GOUNOD PANATELLA3 So, or 93.60 per box of 6a IOC QUEEN VICTORIAS 60, or 9340 per box of 60. IOC HAZEL KIRK, CLUB HOUSE So, or 93.00 per box of 60. 10O HAZEL KIRK CONCHAS . 60, or 92.60 pes box of 60. 6C CIGARS AT CUT PRICES. 6C HAZEL KIRKS T for 860, or 9LT9 per box of SO. (CLA REG ALT A , 10 for S6o, or 9L9S per box of SO. 6C VIOLA ALLEN for 96o, or 93.00 per box of 100. 6C MONARCHS for 96o, or 9U0 per box of 60. Myers-Dillon Drug Co. 16th and Farnam Street, ' Cut Rate Cigar Dealers. 1 m a Royal AUDITORIUM RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF THE ONE WEEK Sept. 17 to 22 TWO CONCERTS EACH DAY. POPULAR PRICES Reserved seat sale begins Saturday, Sept. IS, "it Auditorium. free lailroad fare' TO OMAHA During Ak-Sar-Bcn Carnival and Wonderful Electric ; Street Parades, Sept. .26 to Oct. 6 Buy a round trip ticket Fare) cut out this offer and bring it to us and we will refund the entire amount on the purchase of any new piano in our. store. . f - -' Over six hundred pianos In stock all the leading makes, including the Stelnway, Stcger, Emerson, Hardman, A. B. Chasci McPhall, Kurtz man, . Mueller, and over twenty, others.. Special rock bottom, prices marked in plain figures on each Instrument. Used upright pianos for , $85, $95, $105 and up, on terms to suit. . Deal with a reliable firm and save' from $75 to $150. ' Make our store your headquarters. Free' parade seats. To our city customers we will give, absolutely free, during the re mainder of this month one full term of music lessons with each new piano .bought. Choice of twelve competent teachers. We sell on the easy payment plan and ship pianos everywhere. - Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co. DEAI-ERS AND MAKERS OF HIGH GRADE PIANOS 1311.1313 Farnam Street. ' OMAHA. NEB. v4 ( . a. I ' ' f 1 i tTN ' W . ' J f eff2i- -V VVr4fv I- h 9 THE BRO-MAN-GEL-ON ROOTH AT THE FOOD SHOW. . As you eater the door at the Auditorium and puss down the rlirht Isle of the pure food exhibit, the first thing- that attracts your attention is a vine covered booth to your left. It will pay you to tarry there. There la beinr demonstrated the manu facture of Bro-man-ael-on from the raw Ingredients to the perfect product. A small cooking vat 1 used In cooking- the syrup, while the stirring machine, etc.. Is operated by a miniature dynamo. The syrup Is boiled for forty-eight hours. It is then nut In the oven and thoroughly baked, when it leaves the oven It Is per fectly dry and crisp. It trees to the crusher, where it Is crushed and comes out a powder ready for the dainty little boxes in which It Is packed. a S.&H.GreenTradingStamps The Following Are a Few of Our Specials: As additional fsatnre of oar business, which has earned the reeommea datloa of both ourselves aad oar oastom.rs and aa unquestionable and positive savins; to yoa la your porch ases of household aeoessltles. - 100 'cases Hungarian plums, four baskets to the case, about 40 dor.; per crate 6S Fancy large cooking applea, pk.'.lSo Tomatoes, borne grown, large mar ket basket SSo Crabapplea, per peck SSo Potatoes, per bushel .See Mustard sardines, large cans... .So Free 1 1 In Green Trading Stamps with every (-lb sack table aaltlOo Fancy table syrup, S-lb can So Free 11.60 Green Trading Stamps with every three t-lb cans baked beans 8Bo TtX Tree! Tree I One Hundred j ($10 00) worth of Green Trading Stamps with one 6-lb. can L- C. j baking pe-wder ..i SOo Every can guaranteed, i Double strength extract, lemon or vanilla, Pintf bottles, for SSo And 11.00 In Green Trading Stamps. : nOVll TX.OVBI 4 1 -lb. sack Purity, The Lange Gro- eery Co. best, every sack guaran- teea or your money bcK, per ISo bottle salad dressing. ..... .So 1 everywhere rFREal I sack Sl.lt ICS AT 9WABT1CBKT. I Can you buy elsewhere for such j low prices on the best grade meata 1 and receive Stamps freer Then I , . ... ur. Lavallne polish, per can lOo and $1.00 In Green Trading Stamps free. Pickles, fancy sour or sweet, per bottle TH .'I Serine chickens, oar lb IBs J Steak, per lb. TH . Porterhouse, per lb lOo Good roasts, per lb So Good boiling meat, per lb So Picnlo hama, per )b t e The Lange Grocery Co. 24th and Cuming Sts TtjL 1530 Ood2!3223. Do not fall to visit th Sparry Hutchinson Co. premium parlor ia Our store. Open all day for your.insnocilon. AX WATS ASX TOM B. ft K. 6mCBH TalSHO ST Am.. sJJJIfl BEE WANT ADS PRODUCE RESULTS irre's to lh girl that't good and tvttt, uert to me girl tnat a irve, Jim to tne gin uuu my neari. In other word, hrrt rutt ri xT my neart. I w In other wordt, hrrt't to yrm. n Old i m Whiskey I Standard. & aj The Best for Home Ise Rottled In bond. The govern ment supervises the distilling, ageing and bottling; vouches for Its are, strenjrth and purity. Look for tho government stamp on every bottle. M1 Wo are Issuing a little booklet containing ZOO popular toasts, which we would be pleased to mall or hand to you. They are free. Ask as for one. axLx.zmTj wjrismarr, rvu QTAXTS SOo, Sl.OO, 91.80. till Comet Frem MILLER'S IIMsM St 1309 Farnam St., Omaha Wc SHIP I Qssiis PrepsM KRUG PARK OMAHA'S POMTE RESORT SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH. Afternoon and Evening. -Grand Concert by the ROYAL CANADIAN BAND Second Aerial Flight of the MONSTER 90-FT. BALLOON Having a Carrying Capacity of Hlx Hundred Pound". If the weather Is favorable, the HIGHEST ASCENSION will be made that has ever been at tempted by any Aeronaut on the west ern hemisphere. Return Engagement of VANE and DeCLAIRVILLE Aerlaliatg Supreme In a Double Trapeze Act (An entire change.) MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH Grand Opening ' (Omaha Pay, Mayor J. C. Dahlman, Master of Ceremonies.) ' of the LABOR FESTIVAL For the benefit of the Labor Temple Building Fund. HON. WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN will make "a short Talk." Several other speakers will be heard. Tuesday, South Omaha Day Mayor Thomas Hoctor, Master of Ceremonies. HON G. M. HITCHCOCK and others wiU speak. Wednesday, Council Bluffs Day v Mayor Donald Macrae, Master of Ceremonies. HON. JOHN L. KENNEDY and others will speak. Thursday, Ladies' Day Mrs. Bert Cox, Master of Ceremonies. HON. N0RRIS BROWN HON. A. 0. SHALLENBERGER and others will sneak Singing by the Danish Glee Club. Friday, Fraternal Day Louis V. Guye, Master of Ceremonies. HON. JOHN 0. YEISER and others wiU speak. , Fraternal Prize Drills. Saturday, Organized Labor Day John Pol Ian, Master of Ceremonies. PRESIDENT SAMUEL GOEV1PERS of the American Federation of Labor. EUGENE V. and others will speak. A GRAND PROGRAM OF ATHLETIC SPORTS is being arranged. Help to Build the Labor Temple. Anti-Bunion' hoes for Men and Women We have a shoe-that is com fortable and easy to wear for men and women who are afflicted with bunions. It is made especially for persons who have trouble In getting a shoe to fit their feet. The special features of these shoes is the narrow instep and wide sole, snug fitting through the heel and over the instep, but with a good width of sole and roomy over the ball of the foot, just where you need it the most. Made of soft uppers aad specially pre pared soles. Price, $3.50, $4.50, $5.00 For both Men and Women. 4 Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam St. WIS STORE OPEN TILL 6 P.M. SATURDAYS TllL 19 P. M. THK RELIABLE STORE ATTEND OUR SEPTEMBER FURNITURE AND CARPET SALE Best Styles in MEN'S CLOTHING PERFECT TAILORING is a feature which is essential to real dressy garments. You can see from the way this suit looks what perfect tailoring does for clothes; no matter what the at titude the coat drapes right. In our new fall line of Ilart, Schaffner & Marx hand tailored clothing you're assured not only of perfect tailoring, but strictly all wool fabrics and correct style Suits $30.00 down J QQ Suit Special Monday at $10.00 and $12.50 An immense line of men's suits . in single and double-breasted 6tyles, in stripes, plaids, plain blues and blacks or fancy mixed materials. Equal quality would cost you $3.00 to $5.00 more elsewhere, special prices CIA Monday $12.50 and. . SI V For the Boys' Suit Selection is made easy here by the great assortment of nobby styles, materials and specially attractive prices. No other place will you find better variety in style or as high quality at 95 the prices $5, $3.95, $3.50, $2.95, $2.50 and. Copyright 1906 bj Hrt Schaffner (f Murx Cool Weather makes' us think of warm clothes. Now Is a good time to have your ' fall and winter garments fixed up. Don't wait till the laBt minute, but send them in now, and they will be sure to be ready when you want them. THE PRICE Men's suits, $1.60; trousers, 50c; overcoats, $1.50; plain skirts, 76c; pleated skirts, $1.00; plain waists, 60c; silk waists, 75c; light Jackets, $1.00, and other prices in proportion. We also put in new linings, put on velvet collars and new but tons and do all kinds of altering and repairing. Jhl Pantorium Tel. Douglas 063. ISIS JONES STREET.. (717 H 1 yf I ess I t H Wedding Rings We sell Areddins rings In all sites, at all weights and at all prices. W make them to order and make them to fit. The price la always absolutely fair, as we sell the rings by weight. Fall trade In wedding rings seems to open very brisk' another proof of the country's prosperity Tou have, of course, noticed the large extent to which bracelets are worn this season. Everybody must have them. Look over our large se lection of bracelets. For beauty in form an artistic workmanship, they can' be beat. And the price la right. Do you want to buy a watch T Well you will find THE HEADQUARTERS FOR WATCHES At the Sign o! the Crown US S. 16th SL Opposite the Bastes Stare Fall Fashions infl Fry Shoes Our fall lines are now ready for Inspection, and, as always, we lead the shoe trade of the West in styles as well as In the perfect fit, R fine finish and high quality of our shoes. $3.50, $4 and $5 No other shoes at these prices contain so much value, the perfect fit and elegant appearance of the sheo, as the line we are showing this fall. Call and see the latest. FRY SHOE CO. H THE SIIOERS, 16th and Douglas Streets. Mil. SEWS JJLL U'll'IMllI OVEHgp ALL Kisses Contagious ' That's why our Carmenclta Kiss, as dispensed at our fountain, has been so popular. However, If you have not in dulged in one, don't delay getting In the bandwagon, for the Carmenclta Kiss has proven by long odds the far vorlte of the year. Here are a few other exclusive winners dispensed only at our fountain: Burwood Parquet 15c Beaton Bros. Sundae 15c Mountain Mist 10c El Capltan Punch 15c Royal Italian Frappe 15c BEATON DRUG CO, 15TH AND FAR NASI. The Vp-to-tbe-Mlnute Druggists of Omaha. Ouitnod Shoes unequaled in Style or Quality Tho Hand Built Onimods are made to please men of fash ionj they meet every require ment of the dressy man. They are the most comfortable and ilur. able shoo made. Prices $5 and $6 The $4 Bench-Made Onlinod is an extra good value; it is neat and attractive In appearance flU well and wears well. The $3.50 and S2.50 Onimods are su perior to any shoe of equal price. sr. 7 IV VOL' ENJOV a cool, delirious, satisfying amoks -one that will banish your cares and make life worth living, be sure and call for the old reliable t, B. Rice llercaatlU Clar Co- Manufacturers, St. Louis.