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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1908)
nil: MMAfIA DAILY HKR: FRIDAY. J FLY 3. IMS "SITE FOR CRACKER FACTORY I F 1.U i"TIJBagt You will enjoy the cli max of Summer Comfort if you wear one of our cool Lcti at Twelfth and Davenport fori Loose-Wiles Company. FIVE STOMIS AND FIREPROOF Sweeifa Omaha Will Than brrom. the Miaa fartarlna; Center of the niaaest Concern cf It Kind la thm I. nail. mi Mjr.f nfjfl .eart Soap J V Is the BEST toilet soap made today. You're probably from Missouri there fore we will publish a coupon in next Sunday's Bee, redeemable for a full-size cake Sweetheart Soap at any grocery. Wo want you to try it at our expense. A trial will convince you of its superiority. Nolo the exquisite perfume the smooth, creamy lather in any kind of water and the restful feeling it imparts to your skin. Where ordinary soap merely cleanses, "Sweetheart" cleanses, feeds, heals and helps to provide proper skin nourishment. Its absolute purity makes it "the" soap for tho nursery. There is all the difference in the world between buying cheap toilet soap and buying toilet soap cheap." Pay as mut'li as you will for soap you will get no more soap merit than you will find in Sweetheart Soap at 5c. Cut out tho coupon next Sunday try it and be convinced. Manhattan Soap Company, New York L i. nun. j , . I i. , I i I. W SV v - - t'l f .!' JIM :';. ? . :' :fj '1 I Tcmlt Soap 1 k TCMiT Soap I k The I.onse-Wlles Cracker snd Candy company of Kanas City Thursday closed a dell f.ir a site at Twelfth and Davenport streets on which It will build a modern cracker factory at a cost of $100,00?. Mr. I.copp lias advised The Doe that the company la sure to erect a plant here dur ing the year, as the sal-s of the branch house established In March had exceeded by several hundred per cent all anticipation. The new pl.ir.t will be located at Twelfth and Tavcnport streets on a lot 6Hxi32 fed which was bought Wednesday by C. E. Gould. secretary of the I.oos "-V! Cracker and Candy company from Herce Co. Tho plant will be on Vnton raif:o trncfcoRo and the buildinn will 1" five stori s end Jjnsrment of fireproof and slow burning cons' ruction. Three ovens will be rimed on the top f'oor, each weighing 00 tons and constructed of the best of mate rial, steel nnd enameled brick. The new cracker factory la the pioneer nitii!:ry in uie nimuinc-iuring oisinc: which has been srloitrd by tho Commercial club us the Ideal location for new In - j di:Ftrlrs. The I.oi"se-V!':es company opened ' a Ji bblr.e house In Omaha three months b.'p tip a F.rntini nut: ui ,it-i.uia nj copfrrtiorcry. It plnced fifty men !n 1 chatpe of the warehouse and In the terri tory udjacent to Omaha as salesmen. Soon Looks for Sw Site. I.ess than three weeks after the house opened the firm was looking for a factory site In Omaha. Four weeks after th opening of the sales afrency, the company announced that at no distant time a fac tory would be erected, as Omaha had the key to a territory so vast that figures seemed to lie. The present deal means that the largest Independent cracker company In the world will make Omaha Joint owner with Kansas City In the plant and 125 per sons will be employed by the new factory In Omaha as a start. The opening of the Loose-Wiles Cracker and Candy factory In Omaha interferes In no way with 1 Iten & Sons of Clinton, la., who have determined to open a cracker factory In Omaha not later than August 1 and have bought a building for $50,000, which Is now being equipped with the latest machinery for making crackers. Last year the National Biscuit com pany, commonly known ns the "cracker trust," closed Its factory In Omaha arbitrarily and the Independent manufac turers have taken advantage of tho situation. Where the so-called "trust" has thrown 125 people out of work, the Inde pendent manufacturers have promised work to more than 300, and Just now the goods of I. Iten & Sons and the Loose Wlk'B Cracker and Candy company are the only crackers on the market for Omahans. ,1 WO Suits A.T Piece QYi iZf Hnry TliUt It. '-" .'. A3 7. Ir.ckbr.ru (or cor.ex'-'"- Anv . .S! ta6T- jUiIcr for county attoi-ncy. l-Z.Ii ilv.otcaj. Arivmntaiit-Audilor. t.-: , n X. 10. 1-ouslas ho-, II 5'J it i' .'. . for (Jiiaitty cigars. J16 3 15tl. A . i . lv.",rai;her. 18th St tTarnaru 'J i ijift, Puul Morton. prejidenL !'';!' . ;l;h: "Irafts at maturity. H. V. .r , iv.iiiu.;"!'. Omaha. .'fi."-i t'.iiildi CJm now In tew quar I W'wuiJ. ias, electric flxa;res ' i . v.u-..,k. I .rti'.'. : to affotor Car The motor car r h cf the Vrf.on Faclflc from Omaha ' ' i'.ey over the old route Is proving so rtr .litr that It Is likely another trailer will be jJidd to the equipment. Dlvorcs tor Sxtremo Cruelty Florence O'Neill Cannon has been granted a dlvorce from Thomas Pap'ick Cannon on the Kro.aid cf extreme cruelty and has been gl'-en the custody of their son. Th Omaha SuroRU or Prsss CUpplafs, established many years, has grown to be the !ar:-Ht and most complete In the west Thousands cf papers read for items. Oood erv'ce iruar.inted. Note address, 23'v-2!:-Zt Hee i:ldg. Internal Rstsous Collsotlons The tnter l .U revenue colloctlons for Omalia show an r.rensa of $"l.i;'o.3J for the month of June. ' compared with June. 1W7. The receipts ;' Tune. 19J8. were J.ir.SS and for June. I it-' riw.w.T.w. r.-.ln o PHtsbnri- Snrlaars One of the I '. equipped trains w'.;ieh will pass U'.;h Omaha with tourists to the con vention at Denver will r.-rry the ritts- would adjourn at noon Friday until 9:30 Monday morning and there will be no mar ket on the Fourth of July. mim'Iar notices wore received from (,'hlcaKO and other grain markets. All commission houses will close l'iiday at noon, nat to optn a,-ain until Monday. 3cDounId Died In Eosowater Eooju Friends of the late Sheriff McJonaid arn cominentlng on the peculiar feature of his death. Ho died In the Wise Memorial hos pital In the very room fitted up as ; memorial to Edward F.osewater, who hir been chiefly Instrumental In raising tin funds for the building. In their life time It was seldom that McDonald and P.o.e water were found on the same side of tho rid it leal fence. Mormon Missionaries Ars Busy As showing that the Mormon missionaries In Europe are not Idliim' CT.ay their tunc. K men, women and children passed through Omaha Thirrrd.iy morning bound for 1'tah, converted to the Mormon faith and bent on buying Mormon land. They came from various sections of Europe and were converted by the American Mormons, who are stuttered over the old world preaching their faith. Assart Suits Ars to Harass Asserting Fred Hopg has been bringing suits fjr fal:e Imprisonment, merely to harass his n'.nther-in-liw, Mrs. Grace Hamilton and ! er attorney. Arthui C. Pancoast, the latter have filed a motion in district court t dismiss his latest petition. The accom panying affidavit says H'p filed a similar suit last summer, but dismissed It without 1 paying the costs Incurred. Tho suit is for j alleged false Imprisonment for wife abandonment. Eagles Will Enttrtain Tourlsta Omaha ae;e No. 2S, Fraternal Cider EaKles, will entertain any member of the order who Surg Bhrlncrs. The party, with eight cers. . tvlll continue on to Yellowstone park after ( stops here enroute to the Denver convention, the convention and return via St. Paul and j President Flynn has appoint. -d this recep- h- northern route. Eeven Thousand for Dusth of Hostler K verdict for 7.CiK) was returned Thursday In Judge Button's court against .he I'nl'in Pacific in the suit for damages aroufcht by Fca Sternberg. The suit was .'or the death of Ixuils P. Sternberg, an en 'ne hostler in Council Bluffs, who was -rushed while working In an engine cab y the collision of a string of cars with the ns .ne. Vo Grata Market Jnlj 4 Noticej were posted on the boards at the Omaha Uraln sxchange Thursday that the exchange tlon and entertainment committee: George F. West. Charles F. Flack. F.mll Prandels, J. A. Tuthlll. W. S. Stryker. K. S. Fl.-her. H. W. Dunn, James Sonnenlxrg, Ir. M. J. Ford, Dr. W. A. Hostetter. A. Matthews, Jules Althous, II. Aslur, A. V. Dreslier and D. W. Canon. McKay Wants to Be Coroner Report of the serious Illness of Coroner Iais produced one application before the county board for appointment as his successor In case It is necessary to appoint a suecessnr. Wednesday afternoon when Mr. Davis' condition was wry unfavorable, W. M- McKay called on member of the county board and solicited their support for the expected vacancy. McKay was one of Mr. Davis' principal opponents for the office at the republican primaries last fall. Auto Trip In Lake Region Deputy County Attorney and Mrs. A. G. Ellick and Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Brown are planning an extensive automobile trip through the lake region of Minnesota. They r.o to Lake Madison. Lake Washing tor. Minneapolis, St. Paul and Lake Mln-'.c-'.mia on the tour, traveling the whole dis'.ifi'o In Mr. Urown's car. They had iutt n Jed starting Thursday morning, but owing to the rain postponed the Journey until the skies clear. Suit to Couipol Payment of Warrant J. L. Prandels & Sons Cankers have be gun mandamus proceedings In district court to compel C. A. Melcher, treasurer of th city and school district of South Omaha, to pay a warrant for 1150 drawn in favor of H. B. Fleharty In payment for his services In representing the school district In tho suit to restrain the old board from making contracts with teachers and janitor. The warrai.t has been held up by the school district treasurer. Blackmailer Is rined For trying to get Vi1) by blackmail Frank liobart of South Omaha was fined f-oO and costs Thursday morning by Judge Sears. Hobart sent a threatening note to Gotlob Anderes, an aged German, demanding JloO. The note was delivered by Parnell Smith, a boy who led the officers to Iobnrt, who was wait ing to receive the money. Hobart pleaded guilty. Judne Sears gave him a severe lec ture, before fining him. Hobart's previous reputation saved him from a severer pen alty. The fine will mean a Jail sentence of abot ninety days. ramaj-es Asked for rractnred For a fractured leg he received, wtun.a hand car he was on collided with a freight train standing on a side track, Mane Krajnovlc has bfg.m suit against the Chicago & Northwestern railroad for JJS.'XiO damages, Ktajnovlc was a laborer employed at Thatcher. He wos with a gang on a hand car late one night. In order to clear f r nn approaching train the hand car was placed on a sidetrack. The gang was running the car at a good speed, when a freight train loomed up in front of It. The petition nssertj the brakes failed to work and the hand car crashed Into the rear end of the train disabling Krajnovlc. IG. GOES WITHJHAT SPEECH Dunn Leaves for Denver with His Declaration Nominating; the Quad rcanlal Candidate. The Bryan league of i Pittsburg wilt ar rive, In Omaha by special train in the Rock Island early 1 Saturday morning. The M.n nesota delegation will- oeuupy six cars and will arrive Sunday, going- wtst on the Rock Island. The West Virsinl.v delegation will occupy four cars and will arrive at mid night Saturday. Ig. J. Dunn, delegato-at-large, left Thurs day afternoon for Demer with his declama tion with which he s to charm the dele gates Into nominating Bryan for the presi dency. Democrats from the south of the United States from the states of Mississippi, Ala bama, Florida and North Carolina will ar rive In Omaha Saturday morning at 8 o'clock over the Burlington and will pro ceed at once to the Millard for breakfast. Tin re are K5 persons In the party. Ut.. a i 1 C" J . . tsS t V I t - mmm At the same time you will secure o Re mark able Bargain. At this price we offer you an assorted lot of two-piece Suits, embracing a variety of summer fabrics, including some splendid blue serges that have been selling at $10 and $12.00. These suits are well made, fit perfectly and hang gracefully. They are exactly right for your Fourth of July outing. mm This Store Will Do Open FRIDAY Evening until 10 o'clock WE CLOSE ALL DAY JULY 4th MI .' A. "sssapsaafcJMsaawiai Hf'1tG0C 1 t Mart -a Men's Straw Hats REDUCED pY J.35 And get a $2.00 Milan soft brim straw or real China split tailor In the shapes that dapper young fellows are wearing this summer. DAY 1.85 A 1 And enjoy the distinc tion of wearing a $3.00 straw. You can pick from the finest shlnkee flexible straws in nifty little mushroom shapes and wide brim straight sailors. pA.Y 2'85 And walk under an Italian Milan one of those breezy, comfort able, classy hats that say unmistakably summer, 1 9 0 8." Newest Planter and Telescope shapes. pAY 50 And a swagger Pan ama like other hatters sell for $4.00, Is yours. Woven down in Ecua dor, blocked in the cor rect planter neglige and telescope shapes. MEN S PATENT LEATHER OXFORDS These Oxfords are an excep tional quality for the price asked. They are trim well built shoes, constructed on stylish models and are equal in appearance to oxfords you'll buy at $3 to $3.50. WIAB A FAXB JULY 4TH. 2 .30 OMAHA LEADING CLOTHIERS a .1 1 t'sasht la the Art and trrested by Dr. King's New Life Pills, bilious headache quits and liver ard bowels act right. 2oc. For sale by Beaton Drug company. FAMILY IS LEFT DESTITUTE Woman and Fear l.tttle Children De serted by Husband and Father, Deserted by her husband ten days ago and herself and children left In want, Mrs. Charles Crume filed a complaint in police court Thursday morning charging her husband with wife and child abandonment. Prior to his disappearance Crume had been chef at the Union Pacific shop, where noonday lunch was served to foremen and officials. Mrs. Crume asserted that the couple had a small amount of money saved, which Crume took with him when he left. With four children on her hands, all of whom are under 13 years of age, and with the rent due and no money with which to provide for herself and children, Mrs. Crume is In a destitute condltlun at 1158 Nprth Sixteenth street. An Kronomleal Vacation. Round trip tickets at figures but slightly In excess of one way fares to a hundred or more resorts In Canada and New England will be placed on sale on various dates after June 1, 13"S. Full partic ulars of dates of sale, limits, stopovers and descriptive literature can be obtained by writing Oeorge AV. Vsux, As sistant Tassenger and Ticket Agent, Grand Trunk Hallway System, liio Adimi street, Chicago. a p.: ' s iii i ssi a iii h i wiimwi n n 1 1 i)niiiii i ''"j'Viif 'WIf,lV''jPli;i-V'.V jmwai ft ASK MOREWAIER WORKS TAX Florence Citizens Complain to Board that it is Not Enough. CLAIM DISTRIBUTION IS UTTTAIB Protestants Assert that This Corpora tion Does Not Par aa Mach Per sonal Tax Comparatively as It Shoald. The Fourth at Krag Park. If the weather Is favorable on Saturday the celebration of "the ever glorious Fourth" at Krug park will be one long to be remembered by the thousands of people who will observe the national anniversary there. A large special order of fireworks, manufactured by the Gregory company, Chicago, has been received and will be burned up at the park Saturday evening. Pnmlmaster Finn has arranged a popular program of national airs and Mile. Fal lausch, soloist, will sing songs appropriate to the day. Mile. La Carroll will pres?nt her acrobatic arena act. The Cafe Luxus will present a special blil of fare for that day. Superintend nt Carter expects to get new concession, the National Pleasure Wheel. In full epilation for Saturday. The flcwei beds ard taking on new beauties eery day. Kru-t rik will be an Ideal place to spend the Fourth. Complaint that the real estate of the O.raha Water company Is not assessed h'Eh enough was made to the County Board of Equalisation Thursday by residents of Florin. e. The complaint says the Improve nifnt. f xtures and buildings In Florence pre net tahon Ir.to account In the real es tate assess r.ient. The company Is assessed for tyuT.'M on Its r a! estate In the village. The complaint was tlgr.ed by J. P. Brown, R. H. Olmsted, B. C. Fowler and E. I Platz. Florence residents have also complained to the board of what they assert Is an un just distribution of the personal assess ment of the water compsny among th five municipalities In which It operates. The personal assessment as It now stands Is t3,5CD,0C0. On a one-fifth basis this amounts to fTOn.000. The assessor has dis tributed this ss follows: Omaha, $571,010; South Omaha. J,0O0; Florence, 11,000; Dun dee, M.OOO; East Omaha, 3,000. The Flor ence people assert the J40.O00 spportloneJ to the village Is too low In compar son with the MO.CKO allowed to South Omaha, Inas much as the pumplag station and the s t tilng basins are In Florence. The btard will hear both sides of the matter. Balldluar Prrnilts. Mrs. Partridge. Nmth and Dodge streets, brick dwelling. 12,000; C. H. Foster, Ninth and Francis streets, frame dwelling, $2.6 id; D. C. Keester, Twenty-stventh street and Camden avenue, frame dwelling, $.&; Peter Sip. 1721 South Eleventh street, franu dwelling. JJ.0CU. ,t;v:-Ty! You can't catch money spenders with penurious looking printed matter A. L Root, Iacorporatsd, 1210-1212 Howard Street, Onuaa The HI Jaly hale Of Fine Furniture Commences Monday morning, July 8. This will be the bargain event of the seaaon. Selling manufacturers' drop patterns at unusual prices. v ORCHARD A WILHELAIN. SirrtHor to D. O. Ires. ST. LOT'18. July !. AssUtant General Traffic Managrr W. C. Maxwei of ths Wabash tailro-d has tu n n moled to thi otice of general traffic manager to suc ceed D O. Ives, who became vhairman ef the official class. fhation committee with h'-aquartera In New York. Announcement of tiie promotion was m&de tudy, becom Uif sftitcUve Aiuual la. LIGHT AND CRUSTY is the kind most are lucking f-ir. bread people BUSTER BROWN BREAD Is the result of good wholesome floor and lung experience In baking. FOR BAI-F. AT VOK UKOCER Bo BAKED BY U. P. BAKING CO. ALAMITO BOTTLES are thoroughly sterilized ALAMITO MILK and CREAM la PASTEURIZED by the most modern pro- C6e. Us PASTEl'RIZED MILK and CREA-tl and you irv nerer In dancer of disease terms. PUona OoalM 411. Ottiin 111 rarnam. mmtr The quality Is atsurej :f the proper label is on the losf. LOOK FOR "Bl'TTER NIT BREAD" Tor Bale it ail (tracers - "TH Z.AJ1ZI. IB OH TUB X.OAX" NEW ENGLAND BAKERY m? X.avBworta Ut. ruojra douuiaji ft