Tin: OMAITA' FUXDAY P.EH, JUNE 9. 1907.
LARGEST HIGH SCHOOL (LASS
pedal Values f Ms Week at lite, Stewart & fefoif
Hundred and Twelve
Complete the Courve.
Pupils
AIL EXCIIYE riTLOKAS rEIDAT
413-15-17 South 16th Street
fc He Claaa OitaamWn Otkf-r.
Malatalaa as Hlh taeai- (
" feraxtLarahtp irilrrrl fcr
Fail llrr OaM.
Special Sale of Brass Beds
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Friday evening the Cmahi Hle-h err-M
"111 hold hs comtnCTirTT-r,t exrrrlwe, the ,
tfr-flrnt in Its hlttnrr. and the lariat
fe.i) since the h'wl wr-re njwn'-fl 111
rwoetr S!ploiriaa. Tlwre ff Zl rrrafluatee
tills rear. Th first claws to rraauHte. that
of 1R76, had flrvc-B mmlvrt, and tiirr
au none to rc-oHv- dijlnmae the nrrt
tr T. In lOi and I'"7R tlur Frf Tour!
Fraduatea. and ainre that ttme tbe rrowth '
f the Yilgh arbor. baa brTi rentd, end
-Hh the xc-ptlcm l" th Increase baa '
tint bwi trnpvn. i
In looking cm the rfTda r,t the ffflw 1
It la found tbrrf are none previous to K 1. .
ut thla condition, which filhera-iae ra'.fht
bti dr-nlnrabla. Ii in a measure rt?
Ueved through th record made that year,
rhlrh In a srencral way covers the work !
f the twelve jwerefltr.tr yeera. It la In-
tattTtg to Tint In the curlier flare of the i
Omaha school that the bleb school needed ;
defender, and one superintendent T"
nshed a report to rhow that graduatee of I
the Omaha High school were not banfll- j
capped In the work of life by the yeara j
Ibey atient Tn the erhoole. ' hen compared j
Wtih their fctloirs irtio left school at the
completton ff rmmmir grade work.
nia Vlewe Kaw Affftfl.
The contention of the old superintendent j
Hmhi to have prevailed, aa bla views are ,
tiow accepted, aa ia aliown by the growth j
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erf tbe attendance at the hlrh school
Thla year's clana ia not etily remarkable
for lta numerical size, but for the good
work done by the member, the average
twlng aa high aa in clauses baring fewer
BBmbert
In the selection of the members of the
rlaaa who are to appear In tne proararn
ta-o teata were proTldert. The flrat waa
' that ajcbolarah'p. the requlrementa being
et nnuanally blph. Put twelve puplla
Qoallfled for the f.nal competition nnder
thla arrangement and of theae the all
to appear In numbera other than musical
were aeierted on the quality of the papcra
Jjrepared for the oow'tltlon. The lx
who paaaed thia teat ana whose faces are
hown In The Bee today are Pauline
Rowmborr of E2 South Twenty-eeoond
afreet, Alice MoCullouph of SS Maple
treet. ioula Kaller of SK1J Poppleton
avenue, Anna MoCagn of 144 North
Twenty-fourth street, Florenoe Bherwood
or in 4 Bonth Thirty-flnit atreet and Preefla
"Woolley of TIE South Twenty-elfrtith atreet.
On the mnalcal program are Coca Berry
tnan of 1217 Boith Twenty-eiRhth atreet.
Stanley Lettrvaky of S23 South Fifteenth
itreet, Ilelen Sormner of 27f3 Famam
atreet and Caroltoe CcmkOln of CIO Lafay-
'tte avenue.
Sfkaa MrHark Baiay far Maatk.
For a month Miaa Kate McHurh, who
kaa had pnraonal charge of the prepara
tion for the commencement exercima. hna
been bury with the detalle of the affair.
Bhe baa offered advice and auaTeetlon. ex
amined papers, listened to appeal! and at
the .earoa time formed a ceneraj plfts cf
Work.
A thia time the final form of the pro
tA baa not been announced, but 8uper
'. -en dent Xtoridaon will fleliver an addreaa
Jti FTesldent Rioe f the Boacd of Bdu
ja.t.lon will present the dlplomaa. The ea
Lra to be preaented by the fradaatea are
ftnowii: Pauline Boaenbers;, 'Prome-
'VTben and Now;" Ixiuia Haller, "Monopo-
llea. Shall They Fe AUowea to txiXT'
Anna aloCacua. -Where Irnoranoe la
Ella;" Florence Bherwood, The Peda
a;orua in Fiction:" FYfwda Wooley, "The
Value of Irrtc Poetry." v
The batx-.a laureate aermon la to be
preached thla moraine at the Fire Melh-
odtat church by the paator, 'Rev. Frank I
Xrveland, . D. XX The rraduatlna; claaa
wTQ meet promptly at 10 o'clock In the
baaement of the church and march to The
Auditorium, where place haa been reaerred
for the jnorohcra. 'i
MAYOR SETTLES THE WAR
Oalaarl ataa Pavriftre All Be Hi sweat
Meaken of Hla OAelal
FaaUr.
Mayor Dablman haa been ncoeaaful In
the role of peaoeroaker, for a tizn at
ana at. altbouch the embers of btttarneaa
between the city prosecutor and bead -of
ajther elepartmenta atlll smoulder.
, There was a oonfarcnoe at the mayor's
atffioa Friday evenins; and at Its doee the
tntaraated parties demonstrated their abil
ity to keep alias oe, but It was perhaps the
taaotlcB which followed the long- and at
frtm loud, talk which preceded the terms
of acreement aaia to have been reached
at the uaTestloa at the mayor.
Saturday moraine Xr. Oeunen said: "AO
la now arena. The city prosecutor will
aet when we file oamplalnts and we will
perhaps hare so further eocaaloa to crtti-
clae him; but this remains to be tenon
atraied. "We Lava io occitaiun to chang-a
our course, and If warrants are not Issued
It will im doubt be 6ua to soma "misunder-
tasdUttg.' "
Thi beys are all rigrht vow," declared
the mayor. "There waa really no cause
for trouble, but they did ftot understand
each other. When they rot together and
the first bad feeling was wiped out they
bad little trouble In coming to terms. Mr.
Tjaniel aald be had made personal inves
tigation of number of cases and found
parties ready and willing to obey the law.
but delayed by inability to get mea to do
naoaeasjy work. I laid hi in no doubt be
met a more cordial reception than that
avoeorded inspectors of the health depart
tnact whe served notions, since no jnaa
Willingly antagonises the attorney whe
may proaemt him, while they ara In
clined to ignore the inapector.
I -It waa finally agreed that people notl
Vi,d bar Inspectors should be a-rewa a UtUe
nora time and that whaa they bad wQ
tally pegiected ts obey orders warrants
abeolA be issued.-
DEHTISTRY
TC3I8 TIH SI 120
Vn dawaal aerrioe tha ywa
I aaay r ia say emee aa a use
aa awca aa aaay, p rue
aaeaaar, aad there ie a oartaia
phyaxad awufanua aaaat ft xnat
ia taaeecrHiable. T var f talinj a
aad samples are mot nddaa veer
vob aWa. bai the Xlae ut -trt
seeiaTamne la CluMlj follawaA
i a e suoaiy aad
atura tea reeiue 11 year work la
a b awn eves aaaAara
Dl F1CKES, Qtf"t
TbaM Pouc lit.
with your old wood
you can obtain new.
ro away
beds bile
rcKd durable trtse bed at the
pric we offer. Make your home
Inviting and attractive to your
lamlly. No bed 1b ai pretty or at
salutary a a brass bed.
Take advantage of our new
gtork and select one. You will
never have a chance to I ay as lit
tle apain.
1XXJK AT THE PRICES XCE
OlOTE:
Erase Eed, cf heavy brass tubing and bt-st lacguer, 2-in. pillars, in S-6
and S-0 aiies only S19.T5
Eras Bd. of heavy brass tubing and best lacquer, 2-in.. pillars and
heavy fillfre, in three widths 4-6, 3-C and S-0 524.75
Erase Bed, heavy brass tubing and beet lacquer, 2-in. pillare and heavy
fillers, in two sisee only 4-6 and 3-6 29. T5
One only. Erase Bed, beautiful straight effect, regular price 143.00
ow 534.75
One only. Brass Bed, solid brass tube throughout, large 2-in pillar,
best French lacquer regular price $4S.l'0 now 539 75
One only. Brass Bed, large ".in. continuous pott, regular price $T0.00
no 539.75
Two only. Brass Beds, polid brass tube, brufch brass finifch, 2 In. continu
ous post, heavy tube fillers, tee ball connection, regular price $65.00,
547.50
One only. Brass Eed, Bolld brass finish, swell foot, Bize 4-6, 2-in. post,'
heavy fillers (regular price $38.00 saw 529.75
Erase Bed. solid brass tube, brush brass finish, swell foot continuous
post, heavy brafcs filler, slightly damaged regular price $64.00
now 537.50
Solid Brass Bed, satis finish, 2-ln. post, heavy fillers, full size, rgular
price $70.00. now 515.00
Big Rug Sale
Preparatory to taking inventory vre desire to close ont all
discontinued patterns in "Wilton Kugs this reason's stock
and very choice designs. There are only ahont 40 in all of
the 9x12 size, and at these prices they -will be snapped tip
quickly.
Every One a Bargain
$57.50 English "Wilton Uup, size 9x12,. The.se are not the
ordinary "Wilton IJugs, hut the finest made, exact repro
ductions of the real oriental Kermanshavr and Persians,
never before offered here or elsewhere for less than $57.50.
The line is not large, but all are choice and every one a
real bargain tale price 12.50
$45.00 Wilton Rugs, size 9x12, all new patterns and high
grade goods, oriental designs and colorings sale price
only .t 35.00
$42.50 PvOjaJ Wilton Rugs, size 9x12, such well known makes
as Lowell, Hartford & Selkirk "Wiltons. Remember these
are not Id patterns or rhop-worn goods, but prime new
etock sale price 32.50
$5.50 English "Wilton Pugs. ize 27x54, about 100 in all, but
they must be sacrificed to clear the stock before inventory
sale price 4.50
$S.50 English Wilton Pug, size S6xC3, fine Persian and
Kazak design, all colors and very choice sale price 6.50
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Shirt Waist Boxes
Made in weathered oak, burnt wood ornamen
tation, alHo in fine Japanese matting coverings,
substantially made. Prices and sizes quoted
below:
Weathered oak Shirt Waist Boxes, 24x10x12,
S5.25
Weathered oak Shirt Waist Boxes. 27x14x14,
t 56.50
Weathered oak Shirt Waist Boxes, 2fxlCxl6,
t 57.25
Matting Covered Chesta, 46x22x9 57.50
Matting- Covered Skirt Boxes, 40x12x13 57.50
Cedar Chesta, 86x18x14 510.00
Porch Blinds for
Summer
Our new stock of Porch Blinds has
arrived and awaits your inspection.
We -carry all sizes, made in shades of
green and mottled green and cream.
Prices as folows:
Size 4x7-6, price 53.50
Size 6x7-6. price 55.00
Size Ex7-6, price 56.00
Site 10x7-6. price 58.50
Screens
A choice variety of the best makes, all en
tire new and up-to-date; red and green fill
ing. Weathered oak Screen, 3 panel, burlap filled,
t 54.00
Weathered oak Screen, 8 panel, best frame,
t 55.50
Weathered oak Screen, 3 .panel, heavy sateen
fining k 55.50
Fire Screens, burlap fillllng 55.00-
Flre Screens, tapestry filling 55.50
M
you fiad SdU take advent tape o
tfus uzk9$ $ae at miC& $Ual
and Scatonb and-get a ne- hug.
tficy ae bo efttajy and tfte man
6a you $CC not Suy tfiem ab
efieajy aU tdfyz ae 6o(d out. 1
TSVujjjuax
Pillow Tops Window Shades
A large selection of Pillow
Tops, made from tapestry, ve
lours and silk tapestry, 200 to
select from, size 25x24, price
9Sc 75c 50c
10c 5c
25c
Window Shades, &5c kind for 25t
We are offering some great values
in our shade department thie week,
and if you are in need of any Ehadei
you will do well to take advantage
of this sale. There are about 00
In the lot and many are worth up
to bye each. Size, 36 inches wide
by 6 and 7 feet long. We will close
the lot this w eek, at, each . . . 25
SOB
Honor Students Graduating Class Omaha High School
Six Who Won Rigfct to Delirer - Addresses at Commencement and - Four Who Will Finish Mnsic on That Occasion
"PromaUwui."
Taariiiries. Tiiea and Kow."
lotts .
monopolies: tUiall
HATJ.FR.
Tbpy Be JLUowed to
1VKA VCAGVT.
" W here lguoranoe Is Bllaa."
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Dr. Lyon's
PERFECT
aofti Peudar
Clftuiifiea and t)ei.ntlfiea the
J &eih. and purines tha bre&Ui.
T7sed by peopls of refinement
i cr oxer a quarter cf a century.
ivonreuenz xor xoxmszm.
rf.i.rtMt.D ar
FHiLKliA WOOUT.
"The Value ut Lerrw Ittalrj."
Cnm, BERKTM1N.
siuwloal Froarram.
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N'1IJfc " '
jal siiial Ft-uaVeA.
PiLSOJUNB JfEERTLl. COSOLU2L
aJ uairaj i sriuu.
BOTEU.
HOTrifi.
gain the
timely Inn,"
, aea Shaknpeaia, sad we Uuzat die
Hotel Belmont
NEW YORK
deserves this title
" Timely" it is at the very
doors of the Grand Central
Station with surface and
elevated lines right at hand
and a private passage to 'sub
way station for both express
and local train?
Ar.d "timely" it is in
that it furnishes the wealth
of conveniences the com
pleteness of service the satis
fying environment which mod
ern hotelcraft aims to attain.
STATISTICS
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i ftt'ien ii
i- flit:-: :'! M fo& i f 2 r A
1L
?Sarty 4aevaaMal seas fti aeeal vest
ty amau mt vHttUattee tt fUiara4 ale.
A uuuiai.tr beat raajulaiera.
iMe i,-vUir
AU eaama aqalpnee'
toiran
M mt Hatai Brianal, Sia.eeS Bet.
tftur ratr ta biitiutng.
Mtrawa ira it rrrate( eaaarrantlasa
Twentr-arvea artr.
Mara tbaa a Ihaeanai eaaniia.
yaeanaftaa mt bmmr mm mmUi M.
Tai kiss! .rjiftci to the pi bote!s of the world. Opeoed Iby IX 1SCB.
RATES
Fahiiaa wit bout balk, $2.50 and apwanl
Roams waa hath. $3.50 sad apwaoj
Parlor, Bedroom and katk $10 and upwarj "
Vs would welcome yea bare sad try to make
yea look apoa the bead a jroat New Yoi boms
The Hotel Belmont
42nd Street and Park Avenue, New York Gty.
& l M. BATES. Manafiai Director.
I
tmt m n
Hotel Kupper
KANSAS CITY, M0.
ta tks Skowplay lstxaa,
Va all tae naunt,
feoa aeantital Sveeaaa.
100 pxivase Baktaa.
aVut am cla araaa ta aS aaeaa
lTasua llaar. varlvza.
-elerAeae ta eeaif rua
sVaaanfal Cat a, rarteca
Snend Your
at
ummer
at the
hiGQgo loaeli COofol
(ujimui c aatzti mi)
Finos! Hole! on Groat Lakes
Learn th comforts of Its large, airy rooms,
specious halls and broad veranda and enjey
its beautiful shrubs and flower beds, lawns
and .rounds, tennis courts and sand beach.
Writ tha Masat' f' illustrate koeklat.
61st Bautevara ssi Laaa Saare, CaisaM, IU.
SI to S2.50 Per Day
Xaraaaaa maaw
LCrm-EENSCV E9TTLC9.
V. A. SUM
Tli3 Inn at Lake Okoboji
la bow open It Is saaer the popular
management of tlie 8. T. Caileuilar Co.
st f flahlnc. aaillne. rowins; and batb
U.g Every attention eriu be riven Tor
tle comfort and pleasure of rueata. Tor
tarnia, axeaa, TU ZMM. OiMlie. leva
Business
Boosters
Try tLa Wast AM
OaBfliliS cat Zlat Bm