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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1907)
TITE OMATTA' SUNDAY BEE: KVT 2S. 1W7. 10 MAYOR WILL ISSUE NO CALL Iallmto Thinks Ordinate Will Do M W.U u Mait Metting. Y0UN6 WOMAN IS BITTEN BY DOG Animal Inflicts Tfr lajariea 01 Hatfle WiKclna, but U Caosbt and Killed fcy a ( I'ollremaa. "I think It Is neither wins nor necessary Just now for me to act on the suggestion tt Drs. icich and Langfeld to call a mass meeting of citizens In sympathy with me on the dug- policy," said the mayor, when asked If he would act on thin suggestion. No, you gee X have had an ordinance In troduced In the council to conform with the decision of Judge Iledlck and I feel morally certain this ordinance wlir be panned by the council Tueaday night. If It In I think It will meet the requirement of the altuntlon. I know of no reaaon why It should not pen, t'ntll the method con templated In thin ordinance fall of afford Inn the proper relief, I believe I shall not c;il! any mans meeting to organise citizens for responsibility of the conduct of the dogs." Don lllte. Voani Woman. While on the way to her work Satur day morning All's Hattlo WtgWns, living at XX) North Thirteenth slreui, was Kt tacked by a dog belonging to a neighbor named Shepherd and severely gnawed about the left ankle. The animal grabbed at the girl's heels and, getting the lower leg at the ankle Into his mouth, hung cm while she screamed for help and triad to fight him off until its owner came and took the dg off. The attack occurred Dear the girl's home. It in not known whether the animal was mad. The police were notified and Officer Wooldrldge was sent to Investigate nnd reported at noon that he had found an killed the dog. ' Wooldrldge was sent out by Captain Mostyn Saturday morning to devote the day to looking Into the dog situation and particularly to learn what animals were bitten by the I'eterson dog which severely Injured Mall Carrier Powers Friday, l.'p to noon Saturday Wooldrldge had located twenty dogs whose owners admitted they tad been bitten in the wild chase of the Peterson dog and five of these he said he ind already shot and would either shoot ill the rest himself or had arranged for the owners to do so. The hend of the Peterson dog, which at tacked Mall Carrier Powers Friday night, has been sent to the Pasteur Institute at Chicago for examination. Officer Woold rldge removed the animal's head, which wan forwarded under the directions of Health Commissioner Connell. Mr. Powers went to the Institute last night. RAINBOW case at ST. paul I fszzs&zsxziizi I THE VERY BEST CLOTHES VALUES Old Bait Crowing Oat at Tom Bloaa Affair Will Da Araaed la May. The United States district attorney has just received from Uie printer the bricfa in the cam of Charles Green Rainbow against 8. M- Toung, sheriff of Thurston county, for presentation to the circuit court of appeals. The suit will be argued at St. Paul early In May. Thomas U. Sloan Is the attorney for the appellant. The suit grows out of the arrest and ejectment of Mr. Sloan from tho Winne bago Indian reservation agency house last summer, where he had gone to collect a claim against some Indians on annuity pay day. A rule of the Indian department prohibits collectors from being within one hundred or more yards of the agency house during these pay days and Sloan was or dered removed from the premises by the Indian police, of which- Charles Green Rainbow, was one. Mr. Sloan restated the right of the Indian department to make any such a' ruling and particularly the authority of the government to vest th. Indians with police authorities, holding that as the Indians were regarded as cltl sens police authority was vested only In the state. Mr. Plonn subsequently had Charles Green Ralnoow arrested for as sault and the arrest was made by Sheriff Toung of Thurston county. Rainbow was subsequently released on writ of habeas corpus and the suit now at Insua la on the question of the authority of the Indian agent to direct policemen appointed hy him to arrest civilians for alleged viola tion of agency rules. J. 1. irandds & oi Bankers S2SSE3 100,000 Banlc Founded Capital, A Strong, Successful by Strong, Successful Business Men WHO HAVE HELPED BUILD UP OMAHA FOR 25 YEARS Highest Clothes Style and Quality HAW (rills PT liilM u y lyidS TH RSLIABLE STORE NaaaaaaaanaaaMMaaaaaaasis' Lowest Possible Considered TROWEL ESCORTS COME HOME Each Mason Who Went to Denver Drlnua Hnrk Soovenlr of the Trip. NOTED EVANGELIST COMING Iter. A. C, Oneheleln of Wew York Will French at St. Mark's Lutheran fhnrrh. Rev. A. C. Gaeheleln, the noted New Tork evnnsrellst. will conduct a series of meetings during the coming week at St. Mark's Lutheran church. Twentieth and Rurdette streets. Mr. Gaeheleln Is coming to Omaha from New York especially for these meetings. He has been In Omaha before on similar missions and Is well known as a man with a remarkable knowl edge of the scriptures and a peculiar fitness for Interpreting them anci pointing the way. . Beginning with Sunday, Mr. Gaebeleln will speak every afternoon and evening at St. Mark's church. The afternoon meet ing will be at 3::i0 o'clock and the evening at 8. It Is likely the afternoon service will be particularly for Bible study. Mr. Gaebeleln will preach each evening. mr. uaeneiein nas naa remarkable suc cess In this lino of work In all sections of this country and Canada, und a large at tendance Is expected at the series of meet ings about to open. Diamonds Mawhlnney & Ryan Co. 16,000 People Have Deposited Their Money in this Why Shouldn't You Open an Account Now? 41 INTEREST On Pass Books and Certificates of Deposits The Brandeis Bank Dank. PAi Superiority Is Our Standard BANKING HOURS: 9 a. m. till 5 p. m. Saturdays till 9 p. m. YOUR MONEY CAN BE WITHDRAWN AT ANYTIME WITHOUT NOTICE. Helps you toward suc cess by offering you a convenient, safe and sound depository and paying 4 interest. : : OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: Arthur D. Brandeis, Iresident. Jno. L. Kennedy, Vice I.'sident. H. Hugo Brandeis, Cashier. Emil Brandeis, Secretary. The Nebraska, Masonic delegation which , escorted the famous silver Masonic travel ing trowel from Omaha to Denver re turned to Omaha Friday evening. Tho delegation wus royally received at Denver and formally turned over the trowel to the Denver committee from Oriental Lodge No. 87, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons. The Nebraska delegation consisted of Grand Senior Warden. Worshipful Master William A. DcBord, Omaha. Past Musters Senior Warden John It. Webster, Junior Warden Joseph B. Bran denburg, Secretary LaForest L. Pratt, Senior Deacon Herbert Q. lloerner, Omaha. Past Grand Matters Frank E. Bullard, North Platte, Neb.; Frank H. Young, Bro ken Bow, Neb.; Judge Albert W. Crltcs, Chadron, Neb.; Judge Samuel T. David son, Tecumseh. Neb., and Rev. Kdwln H. Jenks, Capitol No. 3, Omaha; Rev. Frank I Lo vela nil, Capitol No. 8, Omaha; Qeorgo W. I'luttncr, Capitol No. 3, Omaha; Leonal R. Copeland, Cupitol No. 3, Omaha, and William LucaB, Capitol No. 3, Omaha. Past Masters Char.cs A. Tracey, 8t. John's No. IS, Omaha; Carl E. Herring, 8t. John's No. 25, Omaha; Jared J. Smith, Nebraska No. 1, Omaha; Aretes T. Agnew, Covert No. 11, Omaha. Worshipful Master ' John Q. Mcllvaln, Tlatte Valley No. 32, North Platte; R. A. Mauld, Omaha. The delegation brought back with It each a nanasome Fouvenir in the rorm or a small gold trowel, a replica of th travel ing trowel, upon which was engraved "Oriental Ixxle of Denver" and the dHte of the ceremony of the transfer of the traveling trowel from the Nebraska to the Colorado Masonic Jurisdiction. The souve nirs are quite valuable and are so made as to be used as watch charms. The pres entation of the souvenirs was made by the Colorado Masonic Jurisdiction. The Price of Teiire. The terrible Itchlnr nd smarting, Inci dent to certain skin diseases. Is almost in stantly allayed by applying Chamberlain's Salve. jTlce. 3 cents. A New Department. The opening of the new halrdressing parlors on the second floor of the new Brandeis Store places at the disposal of Omaha women a thoroughly modern and beautifully appointed establishment de voted to hair dressing, manicuring and fac al treatment. The members of the Brandeis firm nr confident that it will become an immensely popular feature of the new store. The arrangement of the parlors was planned after a study of the most suc cessful establishments of like nature In large eastern cities. A suite of six con nected rooms all face an expanse of plate glass windows admitting an abundance of north light Into each compartment. The furnishings are all of mahogany and the style of chairs and tables are of the dainty boudoir pattern. The equipment Is modern and up-to-date in every particular. All rooms are supplied with porcelain shampoo ing bowls. A hot gas blower Is Installed for drying hair, together with the com plete quota of modern appliances for the masseuse and hairdresser. Glass-topped bamboo tables are arranged In the manl. curing room. Mr. Paul I.letiow, formerly with the well known concern of H. Bollln on Wabash avenue, Chicago, Is the expert hair dresser. The new department, under the manage ment of H. J. McCarthy, also devotes space to the display and sale of human hair goods. 10c Cigars for 5c The majority of the smokers of the city have investigated our plan of cut rate cigars, and the fact that oar busi ness is constantly on the increase, shows that our methods have proven satisfactory. It will, pay you to lnves- tlP'ftTA A. few of our specials: All 2 for 2Bc cigars, 10c straight. All 10c Cigars, 3 for 2!ic 0-cent Imperial Crest ( periecioi . oc $2.50 box of 50 0-cent Imperial Crest (Bouquet) .. 5c 2.50 box of 50 0-cent Flor de Gounod (Perfecto) .5c $2.50 box of 50 0-cent Countess of Venice (invinci ble), 5c; $1.25 box of 25. 0-cent El Erecto (Invincible) .... 5c $1.25 box of 25. 10-cent Club Special 5c $1.25 box of 25 0-cent Vava 5c $1.25 box of 25 0-cent La Galinda (clear Havana) .5c $2.50 box of 50 0-cent Gonzalez (clear Havana).. 5c $2.50 box 50 .1yers-Dil!on Drug Co. Oat Bats Cigar Dealers 16th & Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. DIAMONDS Frenzer. IMn and Dodff- A BlaT 'nrprlse. When Miss Grace Wing of the Brennan- I.ove Co. stopped In at the A. Hospe Co, store and Inquired who won the Kimball Grand piano In the A. Hospe Co. word guessing contest, the salesman answered that a young lady stenographer by the name of Grace Wing was the winner, she ill but fainted, and whispered that she was I the person. It took some time for her to realize that she was the successful win ner. This beautiful Grand piano stands almost at the front door of the A. Hospe Co. music store and will remain on ex hibltlon for a few days. A PopHs Rerltnl. A rerttsl will be given at First Congre ratlon'il church by the following pupils of Miss Fitch and Miss Allen Tuesday even ing. April 3i): Miss Hazel Cook, Miss Ber enice Clover. Miss Marlon F-lliabeth Kuhn, Miss Marlon Stevrns. Miss Haze) Wllenx, Mr. Fred Jones, Miss Frances Gould, Miss Oretchen Horst. Miss Kvelvn Hanson, Miss Stella Slaw, Miss T.eah Jones, Miss Fan nie llerl k. Miss V.dna Ievy. No admis sion will be charged. Announcements, wedding stationery and railing cards, blank hook and magazine binding. Thone Doug. 1801. A. I. Root, Inc. "Ideals Against Idols" Is the topic In wmcn Mr. J. J. Points will address the Omaha Philosophical society at its meet ing Sunday afternoon, April 28. The, meet ing will open at S o'clock In Patterson block, Seventeenth and Farnam streets. Admission free. The public Is Invited. DIAMONDS in-enser. 16th and Harney. New Terminal rom,i. STRING FIELD, 111.. April 27 -The Me Klnley Interurban system todav oert.A . license to Incorporate for the construction or me r.ast m. ivmis terminals of the Illinois Traction system under the name of Trl-Clty Traction company. The principal office Is Champagne, the home of Congress man McKlnley. the president ef the sys tem. The capital stock Is 11. W iwi The roaa is co oe constructed fom Edwards vi:in to a point on the Mississippi river nesr enice. wnere me nnc1e Is to be built. miiu iiuiii ootniiB c uy co r-.asc HI. XU1S. Mangum & Co.. tKTTKR STIX LA LISTS. Have Root print It. p-d nDAnniiov r-i. n r..r. UltrHWUVit e WUHllJl. am laoatlon 180S PAR HAM ST.. OMAHA. Ft Douglas 1768 Extracting 3 s-'"""'" We make specialty Porcelain Fills.. 1 up I 7 f metl and roofl Crowns 92JH p lVw A plates. Painleaa work U Bridjj Wrk.2.r,0 up l rVVVVvJ aU operations. Work Plat. 3.00 np -J II I J gaaranud 10 yer. mmim nil sjsi nnd we insist on the mainte nance of this standard. Only the best at the price is considered pood enough for our customers. That's the reason of the splendid yearly increase in our Clothing Sales; that's the reason if once a customer, you're always a custo mer at Hayden's. The satisfying quality of our offering guaran tees it. Men's Suits With style to please the most par ticular, quality that will surprise those expecting most, at $10.00 $12.50, $15.00. and $18.00 Cravenette Rain Coats in all best styles and colors, prices $10.00 to $25.00 Top Coats, $10.00 to. . . .$18.00 Youth Suits in all newest styles, colors and materials, prices rang ing, $5, $0.50, $7.50 to. . . .$10 Children's Wash Suits, a com plete new line now ready for your inspection, all styles, prices 95c to '.. $3.50 tliV-TT 7 i'.li 1 Hi Copyright 1907 bj Hart Schafiner Mar See our Line of Hart, Scaffner & Mark Spring; Suits, ua equaled values. 1 LOY IS) JuLy w)q K s V 1 V. fcVSl ' .iicaurcauou M 0rde, H Center ,one 2 Order hy Phone CELLULOID PLATES 8 Phone Donfl. CI7 They are the lightest, most serv iceable and SO comfortable. I am having a run on these now and will put out a large number at greatly reduced prices. Why not let me fit you to an eextreinely comfortable plate? My guarantee goeg with every one. $1,000 worth of teeth to select from. MATTHEWS TEE FAXHXESS DBaTTIBT Room 4, Bnshman Itlk., 16th and Douglas Hts. 'Phone Douglas 6711. Open Even ings until 9. Sundays, 10 to 3. What Sanitary Perfection Means It means health insurance to everyone in your household. When we say that Courtney's is con ducted in a state of absolute cleanliness and sani tary perfection we mean that all Meats, Fruits and Vegetables are free from taint, free from dust and dirt of the street. They are pure when we get them, and we keep them pure and send them to you in perfect condition. The splendid equipment of such a store as Courtney's enables us to insure perfect cleanliness in a way that no store less for tunately equipped can possibly offer. liEMEMBER YOUR HEALTH INSURANCE BUY PURE FOODS AT COURTNEY'S Better Things to Eat for Less Money. Ask Anyone Who Buys Here. You'll Like Our Cigars and Prices ZZ -r-- - rf- - r mi n nn ri tr m r M.iTr Mr. Smoker, It will pay you to look In our window and ste the clears and the prices. It has been something over a year now since we commenced to put Into practice our. system of quick sales and small profits for our cigar department. At the present time we control many well known brands for Omaha and on others own our cigars at such a price that we are actually retailing them by the single cigar and box for. less than regular Jobbing prices. SOME ATTRACTIVE CIGAR FIGURES tl fcrands of 10c cigars at Be each. , 44 prnnds ta olgars, three for 10c. 40 brands good 6c cigars at 11.25 to fl.t.S box of 50. Remember our cigars are In perfect condition, aa we have perfectly ap pointed humidors as ran he made. 10.000 8eldenberg's After Dinner Cigars, Be each: box of 2t, $1.25. 10,000 Sanchez and Hermanus at onc-thlrd less than regular price. Pull line of Garcia & Bro. clear Hanava cigars at one-third off regular prices. If you do not pass our store frequently better buy a BOX or TWO. SHERMAN & McCOflilELL DRUG CO. Cutters of Drug and Cigar Prices CORNER 16TH AND DODGE STREETS Our new store at 16th and Harney will be opened about June 1st. be another good one. it win 0 V n h Private Exchange Con nects all Departments. ourfney & Go, 17th and Douglas Sts. v Bee Want Ads Produce Result? Find a Customer Every thing yn hav to Mil la wanted hf omebody if prica and quality art right Bm Want Ad will tat tfc cmitomM a, m v i m , LOW SHOES WILL BE IN HIGH FAVOR THIS SUMMER More ao than ever before . We have the choicest styles th. best maker have produced. We've the conservative, comfort ably Oxford for the man nf affair, and the "Dandies" fur the Young Smart Dressers, who always v. am sornet hint; swagger. OirOBDl AT $3.50, 94, TO 98. Choice leathers In Vlrl. iatent Kid and i'atent Colt. Arllatio in every curve. l lKn't delav In making your selec tion. 1 ho lines are full, and ta (in. Ice is particularly guod at III wi lting. FRY SHOE CO. I Til IZOllI t6th and Douglas Streets Extraordinary Values in Children's Shoes "si i We have something extraordi nary to offer you In Misses' and Children's Shoes. We have just received a shipment ofSx genuine welt sole shoes plump kid stock that Is better for the money than we have ever offered you be fore. We guarantee that you cannot find their equal for the money anywhere in Omaha. Children's, slues 5 to 8... 81.50 Children's, sizes 8 4 to 11. 1.75 Misses', sizes 11 to 2.-82.00 Don't fail to take advantage of this unusual bargain. The Perfect Been Commands Attention Because of Its purity, healthfullness and unsur passed flavor. Asxt t FA M I ami Tho lady with a case or uulu iwi-i i . - .aot aC nilAata frkl ways prepared ior uhoa(.v. w what could be more welcome than a glass of cool spamllnfl foam-creasted Gold Top. We will send a case to your home. end JelterBrewingCo. ; Tel. Ho. 8, South Omaha. Omaha He adquarter. Douglas. Tel. Dour. Co. lUulTs Heaaijuarcers. K IS M 1 i ij ii b L c-. 1013 Main Street, 'lei. . i Drcxcl Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam St. YOUR. rzcxAX. iva.it nr OXFORDS AJTD SHOES Is carried In Block for you at $3 and $4 Leather and Workmanship the beat, call and be fitted at th. Walk-Over Shoe Store lill FA1NAM ST1EXT ED. 8. THOMl-SON, nui-uver man. IN felon Moor wejuar antce you purity. It la brewed In shining copper kettlett, aged In hermetically sealed tanks, filtered through white wood pulp, put In sterilized bottles without coming In -contact with the air, then pasteur Ized by the approved process. It Is absolute ly free from the germs or Impurities that lurk in water, milk, tea, cof fee, or other beverage that's why the most prominent physicians recommend it. It's use promotes good health and true temperance. Keep a case of It la your home. biora Uwm lng' Co., v Omaha. B4 BAILEY L MACH DENTISTS Thirsl Floor, Pixoi Clock Highest Cradle Dentiitry. ) 4