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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1906)
TIIF, OMAHA PAILY, BEE: SATURDAY, SEITEMBEn 20, lOOrt. GREAT 10 BAYS SACRIFICE SALE "'SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE BEGINS SATURDAY, SEPT. 23 T f- If j a, THE RELIABLE, STORE. Great Sale of Samnle Hats f Over 100 dozen Sample Hats, including great assortment of new blocks in both soft and stiff felts. .The entire lot must be closed out 'in the next few days and to this ;cnd we offer Saturday All-13.50 qualities aN- $1 75c " tholra All (1.60 and tf qualities . at ?All 11.00 qualities at Cft choice ...... JUC Headquarters Ladies' Long Gloves No place in the west will you find as complete a showing of kid and fabric gloves as at Hayden's. We guarantee the perfect - fit aad wearing quality of all gloves from $1.00 up. ( Ladles' long Bilk Gloves, in ; shads, at $2.00, $1.10 ', and vary new 98c ladies' Kid OIcth In 11 and 1 button . lengths, brat values In Omaha, O 6611 at $3.60. 11.00 and ou ladles SThort Kid Gloves, every pair guaranteed., all conceivable colors and Grand Ribbon Sale The greatest bargains in new, fancy and plain Ribbons ever offered. ' r Extra wide Black Ribbons at 19c, :15c, 12Hc and 10c per yard. - Extra wida White Ribbons at SSc, tltk 15c and laHc per yard. New Fancy Ribbons, in plaids and tripes, 85c, 26e and 19c per yard. Ak-Sar-Ben Ribbons at 10c, 5c, 'a He and lc par yard. 60c Hand Bags at 5c. JLacfes Underwear A stock that for completeness has never been equaled in ) rV garment Shed ' Music at Lowest Prices in Omaha When you buy music hare you save money. Special attention to mail orders. Add lc postage In ordering by mall. " All songs sang In "Forty-five Minute from Broadway" on special saic, 2Sfl ropy, "'So Long, Mary" (Geo. Cohan's "greatest song); "Maury is a Grand Old Name," "Forty-flv Minutes from Uttst populzr hils. Come and heir them , V;t'AI "Walts Me 'Round Again, Willie" (Blanche, Rings big hit, nsw); "Wl I'M the Use of Loving if You Can't Love All the Time?" (very catchy, ra ine, new) ; "Maryland" (new soldier song, stirring march chorus); "Walt Til) the Bun Shines, Nellie;" "Not Because Your Hair Is Curly;" "Cheyenne. ' "Why Don't Yeu Try?" "Anxious" (song hit from Olrl and the Bandit); Holding Hands" (Von Tllscr's latest); 'In Dear Old Georgia;" ' Let Ma Bee You Smlla;" "Little House that Love Built." - INSTRUMENTAL "Dill Pickles'' (great new ragtime bit); "Happy Heine" (big hit) ; "Iola" ( moat . popular intermezso); "Lords and Ladies" (dainty novelette, new); "Rubles and Pearls" (yery pretty melody); "Moon Winks," very pretty, very easy, second grade); "Valse Tranquil" (new rev erie, waits time); "Silver Heels;" "Cherry;" "Melody at Twilight;" "South ern Dream Walt?; "Rose Leaves" (Idyl); "La Sorrella" (8panlsh march); "Jack Frost" (ragtime two-step. new). , - HALCYON DAYS ,0F FARMERS Proiott Prosperity f bowi Enormous Gain ia ffic8 Oror Etrd Times, . WOOL IS WORTH FOUR TIMES AS MUCH Me Itark and Karat Prod are mt J fAU KlaSs Bring Wealth te " ' the Mas Behind .. the I'law. ' Tbess are the halcyon days pf the Ne braska farmer and to realise it one has only to compare market price lists of to day with those of years ago. Prlces paid for cattle and hogs In South Omaha todtftp snd prices paid in Omaha for grain, butter, eggs snd poultry sre making the farmers of the stale rich. A glance 1 at the rec. erds of IMS and 18M brings back all the iirmory of. the hard times. The highest" price paid (or medium, weight hogs in South Omaha Friday was $810, while the highest figure reached Sep tember 20, IMS. was $1.10 and the highest on the same date Of UB was $3.86. Good to choice corn-fed eleera brought $5.80 to 88.30 lTrlday, while In the corresponding week of im the price did not go as high as 84, and In the corresponding, week of ISM the highest was 84.68.' Today the commission men pay 18 to 19 tents a doaen for eggs. 9Vfe cents for hens and spring chickens, 18 cents for packing nock butter and 18 to SO cents for choice I . AX Old aad WEXTIUEb REMEDY. son mis eixrr tiabi taBaV wuuowi lOOTaiaa gTBtrr. tu ms M w mwt SI XI I llua b UlLLJoos si Murtias lur ts.u CMiuaaM wuli-a ln.ttt. Wsu. vtiiM HHf .t muit it swruas iae CHiLo. ioniii tae tttaa. AU-ars ui rami CthLS ull COLJO, a U U, tat wl Imt 1'iAiiaHuaA. SiS kf lirMiM. la .Mrs s el 111, .MIS a. .ur. .oS (r Ultli. W1.VSIXIW : SOUTKIXO sir RIP LiVJ L3 John B. Stetson Hat, in complete line of styles and colors, 3 50 Don't fall to taks advantagsof this opportunity. stttchlngs. st $1.00, $1.10. ti lt SCf ftnll i ale of Sample Glovee, the entire line and aurplua Btoea OI a greai importer win be placed on aale Saturday in . f.t)r one great lot, choice wt w The greatest opportunity of the aeaaon te secure high trade glovee st a fraction of tbelr value. V Ladies' New Neckwear Speelal prices for Saturday 5c, 7ttc, 10c, 15c and 25c. New Plaid Belts, regular 60c values, Saturday 25c. 50c Pad Hose Supporters Saturday $1.00 Automobile Veils at 60c. 85c Silk Veilings at 12 He Trd f 1$ Omaha and our exceptionally low prices are .""most attractive to those appreciating high quality. S . Impoted Kayser Swiss Ribbed Underwear, in aU wool. 11 silk or Veea silk. Combination Suits, 12.08, 11.93 JQ Separate garmenU, 11.98, $1.50 100 tsMlias' All Wiol XJnlon Suits, in gray or white -greatty under-priced for this sale f C A at , . , . , , . ; ... ....... r. . . .I.J U Ladles' Vests and PanU, fleece lined, very Special values at our sals price 60c, 39c . 25c Ladies' Combination Suits, is fall weight, all sizes remarkable value at sale prioe 49c and ZJC We carry a complete line of the celebrated How ard Mills Underwear, In all cotton, silk and wool or all wool, at prices from 49c to $2.60 per garment. Let us show yon this elegant line. Children's Ribbed or Flat Fleeced, Vests and Pants- Special Saturdsy at per TP Broadway." t played 22k per copy. dairy butter. All these figures Include commissions. September 30,' 1836,. the com mission men quoted eggs at 13 to 13V cents, heos st 8 to 7 cents, spring chickens at 8H to t cents and packing stock at 7 cents. On the same date of 1838 prices were the same for ' these-commodities, with the exception of hens and spring chickens, which were 8 to 6V cents. Sheet) Take Ike Lead. . The greatest benefits of the present pros perity of the farmer seem to be with the sheep men. In the fall of 1898 wool was quoted at $ to 7 cents a pound on the Omaha market, though in the fall of the previous year It waa as high aa 18 cents for g short period. -This -fall there is a sliding Quotation of 18 to IS centa, the fact being' thai the aheep raisers of the western part of the state are said to have contracted for the sale of their, wool at 24 to 25 cents. . No. 1 green hides sold for 8 rents in the faU of 18S6 and tor cents In the fall of tha following year. Today's quotation a 1IH to U cent. In those days of ten yeara ago wheat was worth about 60 cents, corn less than to centa and oats under IB cents. Today No. 8 hard wheat la quoted on the Omaha Grain exchange at 87 centa corn at 424 centa and oata at cents. . "Speaking of low prlcea." said a commis sion man. "I can remember back In 18S9 when I waa offered IM cents tor a lot of butter and Anally sold it for S centa. Thla wasn't because of hard times, but because the butter was winter stock and grass butter was about to eome on the market. The man for whom I sold the butter wrote me the nest day,: 'If I can aell good but ter for 8 cents, what would poor butter bringr " - s j Householders have noticed thla enormous jump In prices of their necessities, but big numbers of them sre not conscious of cor responding Increases In their purchasing powers. Mite Haa Haskaad Arrested. Charlra Turner. 1418 Jones street, wsa taken 1-efore the court if Justice of tUs Feace s'oeur Thursday alieraca on a Ten days of unequaled bargain giving throughout the various departments of our great store. Many thousand dollar's worth of dependable merchandise will be offered at prices far below real worth. Visit Our The handsomest department of its kind in the west. It has not only been greatly enlarged, but newiy carpeted and supplied with entirely new and handsome oak fixtures. So many mirrors here that customers have styled it the mirror maze. The elegant display of styl ish Coats, Suits and Wraps is tures, and, as ever, our prices are as attractive as the excellent quality, of our showings. 70O New Ladle' Coat, 860 Children's Bearskin Coats, 478 Handsoron Tailor Bolts, 200 Mew Plaid and Check Skirts Just received and placed in stork for 8tnr day's sealing. Remarkable bargains in Sample Suits, Coats, Furs and Skirts, Saturday. Xlegaai Sample Salts, 20 and $11 values, all the newest fashions snd 4 A Of) fabrics, aale price 8s.Trtf ample Suits In great variety of nobby de licti., made to aell at lit, r. QO aale prioe Saturday ,- .Thla aeaaon baa proven unusually promo tive In variety of coat atylea, and to Include them all our stork haa necessarily been greatly Increased. No place In thla part of the country will you find the equal of our showing. Om Sale of Sample Coats will offer you splendid opportunity for advantageous se lection. 400 Stylish Long Coats, made of handsome fancy mixed materials, good valuea B n: at $10.00; aale price Saturday CJ.TrtJ 878 Sample Ooata, made In all newest st) lee. In great variety of materials and colors, worth regularly $18.00; sale Q Qn price V.VU The Largest Xavenlle Department 1 Omaha Offering you everything In chil dren's wenr at lowest possible prices. TWO CXILSSIK'I COAT BrZOlnXS. 886 coats, sixes from 1 to 14 yeara. In bear- DELIGHTFUL MILLINERY The modish delusiveness of our millinery showing is creating quite a sensation among the visitors t o our new millinery department. That our display excels in beauty, variety, quality and low price is the unanimous verdict of all visitors. Elegant imported ! jT00 Pattern Hats are shown in great profusion at prices H H from $35.00 down to V At $4.98 we are showing an immense assortment of handsome Dress and Street Hats, stylish creations from our own work' rooms, vieing in beauty with the more expensive imported patterns. As a Saturday Special over 300 Beautiful Pattern Hats secured from one of the largest millinery houses in New York, $5.00 sr C A to $7.00 values, no two alike but all nobbiest new designs, )eJU KonTifnllw lrimmo1 rVinioA Four Hosiery Specials Ladles' Fine Lisle Hose, in plain black andfancy colors, worth up to 86c," at 25c, 15c and 12He pair'.- OhiWrrn's School Hose," heavy ribbed, . regular 2 Be values, special Saturday at 12 He pair. Ladies' Cashmere Hose, in black or natural gray, 15c, 25c and 89c pair. Ladles' Silk Hose, in all sizes and colors, regular $1.50 values, choice. Saturday, 98c The Greatest Grocery, Chettt, Crscttrs, Dried Fruits and 10-lb. sacks beat Granulated White or Tellow Cornmeal . ...Us 8-Ib. sacks Best Rolled Breakfaat Oatmear T lba. Beat Hand Picked Navy Beana.Sfte 24-lb. sacks bast Whole Wheat Hour. 80c 14-lb. aacke Oraham Flour .Sae Bromangelon or Jell-O, pkg TTHe The beat Seda or Oyater Crackere, lb.. So Fresh, crisp Olngersnapa, lb So 1-lb. cans assorted Soupa, regular price ll-$c, for ...... M 1-Ib. pkg. Corn Btarch, regular price 7Vo, Quart cane Golden Table Syrup, regu lar price 12 He -lb. cans Boston Baked Beans, regular price ltie. for THs t-lb. cans Fancy Was or String Beans, regular price 10c, for SVS 8-lb. cans Erly June Peas, regular price It Vc, for Sl-Ss Oil Bardlnea. regular prioe te, can Se cana Condensed Cream, regu lar prioe 12 Ho. for THe -lb cana Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn. . fie Csas aa OeSeee Xaydsa Bros. Direct Importers. Fanoy Bantos Coffee, worth too pound. complaint Issued by his wife, Mrs. Susie Turner, who said her bettor half had threatened to harm, her family. Turner waa bound over to keep the peace for the next sixty days under bonds of $300. STICKNEY SWELLS INCOME Great Westers Increases Earalaga aad Pa ye Dividend oa Preferred Stack. The directors of the Chicago Great Western were able to make the stock holders smile this ; year by declaring a dividend on tha preferred A atock of 8 per cent per annum. The return to the pay ment of dividends was entirely due to the Increase of the business of the company as compared with the business of the pre ceding year. The gross. earnings per mile Increased by $1,460 and the net earnings per mile 8612. These are entirely accounted for by the Increase of traffic because theee was no Increase In mileage. The mileage f the system Is still 1,467. The following Is a statement of the earn ings of the road for the year ended June 80, 1904, as compared with two former years: 1906. 105. 04. Gross earnings ...(3.673,148 r.3T7.71I $8,022.74 Operating expenses .S.sn.tSd 6. 123.03 t.ru4.0b$ Net earnings $2,755,492 $3.2f4.18 $2,11.7T Taxes, rentals, etc. 1.01&.1S8 1,018,213 830.7$ Bal. for lnterest..$1.740.304 $136,374 $1,187,0(9 Interest on deben ture Stock 1.044.978 1. 044.6 1,044,87$ Net divisible. In come t 896,331 $ 191.400 $ 142,661 Preferred A divi- . dnd 188,423 284.316 Surplus .. .. V licit. .$ 411.304 $ 131.400 $ 141,847 Darin the A U.-Ha r-Hen festival The Bee will mall copies to any addreas In the flitted States without extra charge for posts gs. Send the friends at home a copy of The Bee dally! They will be In terested. Sterling stiver Frenaer. ttth 4t Dodge eta, kUnguia at Co.. tUTlEU SJ-a-CIAUST New Suit Department fulfy in keeping with the handsome skin, kerseys, melton ; plain and colors. $t and $6 values, st O choice $10 coats, made of finest materials. colors, greatest bargain ever A OS offered at. choice OS Walking Sktrta, new lot lust re- n QQ celved. mostly samples, choice urj Greet display of new Dress and Walking Skirts at tit down to $10, $M0. e ffl $7 to and O.UU two suit KARvyiOTirsni' stocks ObT SAXJi 1AT9AT. Silk Oaderaklrts, In all newest shades, worth up to $10.00. CI Ott choice 'V(J Bilk Waists, In taffetas, nets, laces, O QQ etc., $t values at. choice.. a..-j Sample Tare- Martens, squirrel, fox. etc., valuea up to $10. on great bar- QB gain table at, choice.-. J Children's Slew rail Dresses at tS QQ q From Till S K. Women's Tie Dressing eacquea at From TU1 11 A. at. Woman's $1.(0 Long Kimonos at. ffr this nnA rflw "asw iOO-Piece Dinner Sets on Sale SATURDAY AT HALF PRICE A great purchase of 100-plecs Decorated Dinner Beta, newest patterns, will be , placed ton sale Saturday at prices which mean a aavlng of half to our customers. , Any one In need.-of a Dinner Set should embrace thla opportunity. The greatest bar- HHin opportunity ever imereu. Gold Decorated Dinner Bet 100 6.25 .4.99 4.38 .5.80 4.99 pieces $12.60 value, at '.. $9.M Dinner Bet, wreath of rosea decoration, at $8.71 Dinner Bet, delf blue decora Hons, at $11.60 Dinner Set, green and white decoration., at $9.98 Dinner Bet, thistle decora tion, special All above sets are 100-Dlece and will be Come early Saturday, aa number of sets of Butter, Tea, Coffee, Freift Fruit Dtptrtmtni In Omaha. this sale IBs Fancy Gautemala Coffee, worth 25c pound, thla aale . . . .r 1TH Fancy Porto Rico Blend Coffee, for 1 thla aale, pound SOe Fancy Mocha and Java Coffee, nothing finer, pound as Fancy Baaket Fired Japan Tea, worth 40c pound, this sale Sfte Fancy Bun Dried Japan Tea, worth 40c pound, tble aale , SSe Fancy Tea Btftlnga, worth lOo pound, this aale .lSHe Ohaeee, Bmtte aad Oaaey Sale. Fancy Full Cream Cheese, lb. ..... . .19We Fanoy Full Cream Briok Cheese, lb... lie Fancy Demeatlo Swiss Choese, ib....lSe Fancy Separator Creamery Butter, lb. S5o Big Oaaty Sals Sataraay. Vreak Fruit aaA Vegetables. Fanoy N. J. Sweet Potateea, lb IH4 Fanoy Cape Cod Cranberries, quart.. T Vie New Honey, per rack IS Vis New Crawford Peachee, dosen loe t measures Fresh Roasted feanuts. . . .fie 8 heads Fresh Lettuce fie Large beada Cabbage ......fie BUILDING OF SEWERS STOPS . . ... . . . . . .. . Construction sf Four Cut 8ix Enjoined bj ' Vagdslene Pionks " ACTS FOR OTHER SOUTH OMAHA PEOPLE Contention la : Svnrk Cannot Be Dona tntll Money Safllrlent .to' Complete Is In Hand. Tha conatruction of four of the six sewers provided for In the $2o0,000 bond Issue voted last winter in South Omaha waa enjoined In district court' Friday by Magdelena Ptvonka. a taxpayer, for herself and others Interested. The restraining order secured from Judge Troup affected what are known as the "Mud creek," "Jetter creek," "High land park" and the "north branch N street gulch" sewers. Ths cost of the work under the contracts which have been let by the city council is 8240.890, while the share of the bond is sue apportioned In the election call for these four sewers wasonry $204,000. It is contended that the work cannot be done until sufficient money to pay the entire cost Is raised. , The bonds were-voted last winter and In the election notice the description- of ths sewers and the amount of the lasue .to be alloted to ach were set forth. When bids were called for It waa found the amounts named in the election notloe wets not high enough in the case of the four sewers. The council went ahead and let the contract for all . atx of the sewers. The contract' price for the Mud creek sewer was $106,179.68, although but $140,000 of the $260,000 was alloted to this work, la tha contract It was provided the work should begin at the lower end of 'ths sewer building toward ths city and the work should be completed ss far as -possible with ths 1140,000 oa hand. The same fix fancy (iu v V In alt 25c 69c MODELS ! $10.80 Dinner Bet, fruit decora- B )K tlon, special , C.s6J $8.06 Dinner Bet, rose decoration. A AR apeclal w .0 $12.60 Dinner Bet, beautiful t 1k flower decoration, at tU.75 Dinner Set. popular gold . ft QQ band decoration, at U.OO $10.96 Pekln, China, Dinner Bet. E iO in blue and white, at.- .CT.tJ sold as long as they last at theee prloes. a pattern are limited. Special Saturday Tool Sale Compare these prloes. Bee theee articles. A regular 86a Ratchet, Braca .....69o A regular $1.50 Ratchet Brace nickeled, B. B M.M...$1.U A regular $100 Ratchet Brace, nickeled. 'B. B $V4 08 Iron Bailey Smooth Plane $1.08 04H Iron Bailey Smooth Piano ....$1.20 U6S4 Iron Bailey Jack Plane $1.4 08 Iron Bailey Fore Plane $1.86 All sties Ship Augere, to close out at...26o All ataes Car Blta, without screws, at... Bo 20-inch D $ Panel Bawa, Dlseton's tl.Ot 26-Inch D 8 Hand Saws. Elusion's $1.28 28- lnoh J 8 Rip Saws, Diss ton's $14$ 29- lnch No. 12 Panel Bawa, Dtsston's... .81.28 2S-Inch Ne. 12 Hand Baws. Dlsston's...il.O( New Stove Department la our new build ing. Watch Sunday ad. Can save you from It to 28 per rent. We carry the largeat etock of standard make Steel Ranges, Bteel and Cast Cooks, Double-Heating Base Burners. Oaks, Alrtigbts and Hot Blast Heaters in Omaha. provision was made In the Jetter creek contract, which was for $48,906.94, though only $42,000 was raised for it. Plan Does Nat Salt. Now some of the taxpayers are object ing to the plsn. They declare the Mi creek sewer will be Completed just far enough to enable the Union Stock Yards company to 'connect with It, but not far enough to benefit other taxpayers. The Jetter creek sewer, they say, will be con structedso aa to be of benefit only to the Jetter brewery. The election noticea provided the sewers should begin at a certain point and end at a certain polpt and they hold unleas-hese conditions are carried out the work should not be done at all. The Mud creek sewer haa been In controversy before, when Ouy C. Barton enjoined the city of South Omaha and the Union Stock .Yards company from sending their refuse through the open creek.. Aa agreement waa reached whereby It was stipulated a sewer should be con structed to carry" oft the sewerage within a certain specified time. HOME FOR WAYWARD YOUTH i Ia.titatlon Kew te Existing; Ones Planned by Phltanthronle Men at Omaha. The question of the care of boys and girla who sre disposed to waywardness through pa Urns I neglectN Is being partly solved by the juvenile court law wtth good effect, but it Is the belief of certain philan-. throplsta that sn adjunct can be made to the juvenile court process by providing a school for these delinquents on a some what different scale than - the detention home and reform schools as provided for under that law. Thla belief la gradually growing Into a determination for the estab lishment of a school on a broader scale to which such children may be sent, not aentenoad, and educated In trades and sur rounded by moral Influences, the instruct or being selected because of their 'love for children and la sympathy with their wsnts JS II W Jr W w k XI ' THE RCLIADLC OTOnC. Wonderful Bargains in Shoes Men's Pine Shoes, welted soles, patent kid, box calf and vici kid, newest shapes, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 shoes, J tQ Liadiee' Fine Shoes, welted or hand turned soles, all leathers, from some of the best manufacturers, $3.50' and C 0 ) fl v$4.00 shoes, at . .aPZ.lV Children's vioi kid, patent tip, button and lace shoes, $1.20 and $1.50 values, Boys - and girls' durable and stylish School Shoes, at 0 AV $2.00, $1.50 and .... : .,......& VU A complete stock of old ladies' warm lined , soft' shoes at very low prioes. '. , ' - Exclusive Omaha agents for Queen Quality Shoes. , GREAT BOOK SALE rOPUlAK COPYRIGHT BOOKS 22U Our entire, line of popular copyright books, over 100 titles to select from, will be placed on sale . per volume Now is the time to buy your boks for gifts. A few of the titles are Leopard Spots, The Pit, Great Mogul, Beautiful Joea Paradise, Cast Away, Grafters,. St. Ebno, Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come, Virginia, David Harum, The Circle, Prodigil Son, Millionaire Baby, Bob Son of Battle, The Cost, and scores of other titles, uome early aa we of the titles. In Our Men's Furnishing Dept , A display perfect in its completeness, the very best of every thing at the lowest possible prices. Best style, high grade qual ity and low price, form an attractive combination. Men V all wool. Shirts and Drawers, in natural grey, cam , el's hair, etc.j superior values at 75c, 98o, $1.50 up to. .$5.00 Men's Combination Suits of all the best brands, attractive .values at prices' ranging from $1.50, $1.98 up to.... $5.00 Special sale of " Tine ADress Shirts, ' such . as duett, lion . and G iff on brands, regular values up to $3.00, on sale Sat t urday, ' in - two great Vlbtsj at $1.50 and" . r, . ' . . . .T.98c W' NewCorset Models All best known'and most popular makes are shown in their entire series of new fall models. Warner's, Thomson's Glove Fitting, Kabo, E. & G., W. B., Royal Worcester, Bon Ton, Nemo, La Greoques, etc. We're prepared to give ybit the style that suits the figure and purse as welt We Are Closing Out all G. D. and P. P. Corsets, regular $L00 to $5.00 values at one AO; price Saturday, choice r. i7 O C All Silk Ribbon Girdles in pink, t?f ff blue and white, Saturday. 1 UU 75c Corsets and day, at Lon Waist Morn r'T r t-I A Omaha's Leading Meat Saying Section Fancy fresh Spring Chicken California Hams Shoulder Roast Shoulder Steak e) e Boiling Beef Rib Roast (bone out) Sirloin Steak r P. H. Steak and be thus enabled to curb waywardness and direct the good that ia In children to a higher plane. The subject Is already Incubating, a prominent judge of the Omaha district bench and two well known clergymen be ing back of the movement, determined to push It to fruition. The plana are not fully formulated as yet, but will be In the near future. The matter has already been pre. seated to two leading capitalists of Omaha and they nave expressed their enthusiasm In the project and will endow It substan tially. . The pirn of the school will be somewhat on the llnea of Oirard college at Phila delphia, the aim being to find out the good In the child snd cultivate It. To show also that however the child may be neglected by Its parents or guardian that In -this Institute It will have a friend who cares far snd loves the child for Its own sake. The Bee Is net st liberty just at this time to give the names of the projectors of the enterprise, but thry sre men who rsnk very high In their respective professions snd who have this matter deeply at heart. PRISONER HAS. A FINE TIME . f . r smai mm When Corralled a Ball and Chain Are Fenad Dancllaa His Leg. John Bird, whose residence Is not def initely decided, has been having s rather exciting and most meteoric experience with the police department tha last few days. He has really had what 'you might call a "bird" of a time. Wednesday he waa ar rested by Officer H-ll on the charge of be ing thoroughly drunk and lying on the aldewalk, for which offense he was sen tenced In police court Thursday morning to ten days at hard labor la the county Jail, Upon his arrival at ths, jail be was put to work In ths chain gang and decorated with the usual Jewelry of s heavy ball and chain- He escaped from the chain gang Thursday afternoon and removed the ball and part of ths chain and then proceeded jvJS bsMSSs Saturday at,, choice, , 222c nave only a lew copies or soma Men's and boys' Sweaters, com plete lines in all styles and colors, prices 25c, 50c, i)8o up to .... .......$5.00 Men's Hose in unequalled as sortment, of medium and. heavy weights, up from lOe, 12Vac and V..".;.28o Men's Shirts Dress and "Work Shirts Surplus stock of two great factories, worth regnlar ly up to $1.00.: Saturday la two lots at 50c and. . . . .V .25o Girdles, long or short hip, with or without supporters, on sale Satur- , hfiL ..Utf .8p '.BVib 2o , .10c Bp ..... ..... ...... P . .10o to get back In bis normal condition of in toxication. " i Friday night Bird waa picked tip fin Bheeley by Officer Collins, who was aur prised to And the remnants of a ball and chain hanging to his prisoner. Bird walked Into police court Friday morning with the shackles jingling on his ankle, causing con siderable merriment, and was given a sen tence of an additional ten days- by Judgs Crawford. . . Important to Ont-el-Tewn Visiters te Ak-Snr-Ben, . V.. Read next Sunday's Bee. ll. 'con tains announcements and advertisements of BIO SALES at the leading stores In Omaha next week. Grat bargains planned; . by Omaha merchants for all who pay homage to the King. Many other things It will pay I r in a now. in next cunaay a wee. order a copy NOW. We pay the postage. THE OMAHA 1 BEE. Dean Beeeker Gets Girl. Annie Ooyls, the young girl who was taken before ths Juvenile court because she Insisted on frequenting dance- halls, was placed In the custody of Dean Bech.r of Trinity cathedral by Judge Sutton Friday. The atory told by the girl probably i will lead to an Investigation of some of the dance halls, where It le claimed young girls are permitted to attend the dances. ON. 1 f Tnas Mwfc a. . m put. wiliiiid solus' mm m u TTl'i ! .! Iu... UA 1I NOT til 111 C W9nvw . a - - - nAIHI 1.1'. lUrw D.pV a.
