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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1909)
10 TTTK OMAHA DATLV BEE: TUESDAY. FEBKUAnV Ifi. 19W. ,eb;lsra- first in wheat VH.?tlk Winj on Spring Wheat fc'MpI Oiren Many TeiU. joxj ; prow prizes announced t- . ' I . WtNl Awards Were livid 1'alll All await Ware Mill r Mlaa J ' , a palls faaajir Gtvlaa; ., - Casapleta Tta. fWri k won 'f ll-it prise for tha bst rnW for Hght bread flour at the National Cot A "xnattlM. tha winners twin: an aeUheaA fof th first tlm Monday, when retUY-as wsra received from the Minneapolis W7)D. "Stalk Of Grand Inland wan the wfrtnert'The prlee I a complete farm elec trfe'U1tln plant, given by the Orr Gas I fail ha itArter company of Omaha. Its' saiftple for spring wheat for which Nebraska baa never been quite famous, fetjt' the product of the elate t recognized fey miller ae toeing the beet grown, only they cannot get enough of It to make a gand;abowtng every year. Thef. eotteat waa open to the world. Thtrty-ftva e'nlrtee were " made from all aarta f tha wheat growing area, including lll(yaaota. which won moat of the prlaea. Tba.vrfcsat. was not only judged by the : aaefU , from agricultural college and the Uxapartare from t the leading grain e ebaagM of the j."nitd States, but It was given the laboratory teat In the best equipped milling . laboratories, then It wis wrUledy he 'VVeehburn-Crosby company of Mlanaapolis, makers of some of the best flour a Ida world." '' Wlas aa Mr Scores. 'Wvfert'HhMe reports were all in. the wheat was given a certain number of scores for each ttst.Mr. Stelk's wheat had seer : total. The millers ehoVid'tMe'telatJve amount of flour, shorts and,, bran and comparative amount of glut", Carbohydrates, oil, ssh, fibre and nocture. The ""following were the other wirintrs ,1b , thf class. ' Second, ' John'" Cheney. Warren, Minn., seer ! point. Prlae Power grain grader, vatya g) AO. donated by Kureka Manufactur ing" company, Lincoln, Neb. Third, 4. W. Rlnnall, Woodbine, la., score 1 points, prise rloosier drill, value SS. do nkted 'toy John Deere Plow company, Omaha.-. , . Fourth, "8. If. Thompson, Rifle.' Colo., atWce sl points, prise Bteel grain bin. value Iffi,-donated by BiH'er Manufacturing com pany Kansas City. Mo. "Firth. Merrltt Green, Jr., Marshatltown, la., score 81 paints, no prise for thia place. ' Tle follewlng Is the official score card fe." , Judging 'wheat, used by those who passed on (he ' samples giving Nebraska firsV plsca: ' (: ' Points. Tield of flour Texture end color of loaf ! of lpaf Absorption Soundness and flavor Per Cent and quality of gluten if T VU so is .. JO .. 10 .. 15 .. 10 ..100 Total score . ., , ' Clatea Caateat Decides. In' this class the samples of John Cheney and 3i W. Blnnall. scored an equal number af ' points, alt the samples of B. H. Them peon aAd. kterritt Green, Jr., had an tquaV dumber, ', but the docislon of the Judges was ' made In fuvor of the sample coring1 the highest number of points In quantity1 and quality of gluten and anaorp tl'en. whtck. were considered of most Im portance: .Winners of-other wheat prises will be made known in a few days. During the exposition -only a few awarda were made. as the National Corn exposition had an nounced its determination to give all wheat sarnplee in' the classes of most lmportanco the hrllling test. It was the first time a train show ever made this test . beforu awarding premiums and furnishes a com ptttta-Utsf at one conclusive and undls puHbte. a . : : NEWLYWEDS DODGE SHERIFF 1 Cv'Caapen af Elk City Wanted, aa ' V - Jarar, bwt Ra and Bride Side. .a , s4ep Baveeaaf ally. . Witle bride is fondly hoping that Sheriff Bralley will not find her husband and JT-Vaf WnV from1 her arms. Not that the kherlff. would lock him up to await trial .brvanvthin of that sort, but the sheriff w-9t!-yl nfev-erthelesa put a crimp In tho toane'yihbonr which would be nothing short 'iwWC. Cooper of Klk City Is the bride groom .whpm the 'sheriff wishes to find. Ii) Tuesday Cooper waa drawn upon a ipeblat venire Impanelled because the sup Ply, of Jurors, for the Goodell case waa halng cthauated, A deputy fared forth to "Ek CltJ'. bot did not find Cooper. That ' mag had gone to Waterloo to be married and. married he was. The requisition is 'atflb goad, however, , and when a deputy 'en. locate Coo-er he will serve the papera ;uort.fPv ' . "' 'Jt'ia eot alleged, that the bridegroom la 'Irf'bitn?' taeugU it would not be strange if 'he. 'and the bride should prolong the wepaing trip. .HERMAN PETERS WINS SUIT . ' ' i 'eUVelrdlet la Dana a e Halt Where '-.' :'kWatl Aska for rive Thai. .'- .' "'y . ' ' aaaej Dollars. i titU t , i , i v Natrmaa B.' Peters, proprietor of the Mer cliaAtr bote achieved a victory Monday nttbrUBig' ln Judge Day's court when that 'Jurist ,a-dcra4 th Jury to bring in a verdict Mask ha, oercnaaiM- in a aamage suit. vJUlia. BenaonyWM the plaintiff in the case Vnd akd 6,0 Jamagea for injuries re-..ae-yM. ,in- the elevator of the hotel. The .cAsa wept to the supreme court after a pre- H.rUMt trial' and the decision of Judge Day 4k&ptv0e!(. .be, said, waa in accordance with .IAS, .ruling of that' body upon the question jv lyed. vThe ' plaintiff took an exception .tottta'oourt'a directing the verdict. M.tMCKEN. LOSES HIS CASE ' Vails' Ye Get Maaey Asked of tioatk .-.''" Oataha Board of Kae 1 ' ' oatlaa. 'tiedrgk i'F. McCracken, at one time almost 'superintendent of the South Omaha schools, .lost Ma suit la county court Monday niorn ' ihf'ag-alTiat the Magic City Board of Kdu ttoa.; MeCracken sued for 1733. he alleged waa due him through his loss by reason tof'thd action' of the board. He claimed " that he was-appolnted to the position, but - Dever'ettowed to fill It, the board electing another snan after him. The 1733 la the . difference 'between the salary which he . would have received and what he did get . in : the poalUoa.be was forced to take. Unheard of Bargains IN OUR GREAT THIS GIGANTIC STOCK IS MUCH TOO LARGE TO BE DISPOSED OF IN ONE DAY. ON TUESDAY THE VARIETIES WILL BE AS GREAT AS EVER. Thlg U the entire Block of a prominent eastern concern which discontinued the rug business. Those who were kept at home by the cold weather today will get Just as big bargains Tuesday. SUCH A SALE OF RUGS AS THIS WILL PROBABLY NEVER OCCUR AGAIN. It is scarcely possible that we could again secure such an immense stock at such a low price. We urge you, by all means, to come tof Brandeis store Tuesday. Thousands of Rugs to choose from. $30 AXMINSTER RUGS at $15.98 High quality Axminster, in 9x12 size all perfect spring goods many in rich Oriental effects always sold up to $o0 for S22.50 VELVET RUGS (9x12 ALSO ROOM SEAMLESS BRUSSELS RUGS $11.98 These rugs are sramles and never before offered T at m AQ at a sale- j)ll.!0 room sUes, at .-t 9x12 GENUINE WILTON SEAMLESS RUGS Rugs of this elegant character can't be bought anywhere elae for less than $55. We specially mention tue new vuuu center ruga in rich color effects, at D 1L& H SI2E 2914 $5 Quarter Section Rags $1.98 Fine Brussels and Wilton Velvet Rugs for small bed CI QQ tpau rooms $5 Axminster Rags $1.59 Z7-iricn. Axminsters, in new spring patterns, great bargains, at $1.59 BRANDEIS ST0R.ES ALL THIS WEEK-Our Main Floor. Special De m o n st r a tion - and Sale of the Famous PETTICOATS The makers of ' Heatherbloom petticoats have naturally selected the Brandeis stores as the moBt desirable place to conduct a dem onstration of their famous petti coats. Nearly every .woman knows what excellent material Heather bloom Is, but this demonstration and sale will' give thousands the opportunity of hearing of the many superior points of excellence of these wonderfully popular petti coats from an expert. The inanvfacturer$ have delegated Jis8 Avgusta liennett to conduct the demonttration. liennett will re main all week. We have equipped a demons' ration square onmainjloor. This will be by far the greatest Bhowing of Heatherbloom Skirts ever in a western store. During thlB sale we have marked thou sands of the most desirable petti coats at 15 to BO per rent less than regular prices. Come any day this week. BRANDEIS STORES Great Embroidery Sale New Allover Embroideries and Waistings Also elegant new lots of 27-inch skirt flouncings thousands of yards on bargain square, Tuesday, worth up my jrv ' to 75c a yard, at, ZPC 18-inch Skirtings, Corset Covers Embroideries and Floun cings Crisp, new embroideries ot Kwiss, TllTk nainsook and cambric many are worth J? (T 50c a yard special, Tuesday, yard. . Medium width Embroideries and fine galloon Beadings, at, yard XKW IATS OF. WASH LACES in a variety of desirable and patterns worth up to 12 ftc yard at, yard $1.00 Spring Silks at 59c 10c widths ..5c , . . V tarktfal esMha-stomaoh,.Uvtr terpor. lime bark and jjafc Hfla-iyi are, overcome by. Electric BUUrs. Guaranteed. 50c For sale by .Xeatan Pro Co. Rollable Dentistry AT Shadow stripe peau de messaline and plain weave peau de gant. beautiful street and evening shades a real $1.00 yard silk, at, yard 59c n OEStCE BRANDEIS STORES U) TJlTVTrTTTnHV I 1 I V a PBXirO 8TTX.B BOOK, with l.Bnn tntn stylp and any 15c ladies liumn journal i-aitern for Children's Stockings 'Three exceptional Tuesday bargains for boys and girls; strong; and durable stockings, in winter weights, at less than wholesale cost. Children's fleece lined Stockings, In all siies, heavily ribbed, regulaf 17e quality -Tuesday's price Boys' havy ribbed Stockings, excellent wearing quality, the kind that a rollicking boy needs, regular 20c kinds, Tuesday . . . Uic iind that 12c TUESDAY'S SPECIAL BARGAIN OFFERINGS Girls' fine ribbed imported Stockings, wth double knees, rich lustrous black, the identical quality retailing everywhere at 25c, 1 7 Tuesday, pair 1 C 50 Doz. Black Sateen Shirts on Sale Tuesday, Regular Price 75c. for 38c We secured these Shirts at a price much less than they cost at the factory. They ore first quality Shirts the kind you cannot duplicate In any store under 7(ic each. All size. 14 to 19. The materials are of the best, ft o the workmanship unsurpassed. A pronounced bargain and you'll jAO have, to hurry; choice " Wedding Rings Tiffany shape, also wider oval gold bands; all sizes or Mill make you any shape you desire. We have our own shop where ae make or repair anything In the iewelry line. Ixiok for the name. is. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler 151 DOUQItAS STBZXT OK. UKAUBUKY. Palnleaa Extractlaa- Crowna. a from. Partial Flatea. from a.o Fllltnca. up from forcelata FtUlaaa. up from Sl.BO DENTIST 17 yean ITfta. IU 1 1' 10U VAJkMAM ITKS1T. same off too. Vkeaei XX. Bridge Work, per tooth, up from (3.50 Kerves removad wlttk out pain. xnotta won A aCIAXTT. Work suaj-aaie4 tea yeara $2.00 SHIRTS, Still on Sale at 1.15 New Shirts, mind you. Clean, fresh stock, and best of patterns and materials. 2nd dnaen of them; plsln and pleated, coat and regular styles, i s All slz.es a Shirt liargain extraordinary at a mere fraction I I , over half value p Bennett's Big Grocery Bennetts Capitol Coffee. Ih. pks; SSO and Tetley'a Sunflower Tea, lb ;:70o and Ture Black Fepper, "can 10o and Candled Orange peel, lb .lBVio California rrunes, 12 Vic quality, lb ; 80 Poppy Kvaporated Milk, large can 10c and Finest Soda Crackers, fresh, pkg ; 100 and Seedless Raisins, 15c quality, 8c, or two pounds 16o Evaporated Black Raspberries, lb... 40 o and Tomeroy Corn, three cans , 95o and Newport Catsup, bottle... loo and Pchepp's Cocoanut, H-lb. pkg 13o and Stallwerck's Premium Chocolate, Vt lb 83o and Diamond S Chill Sauce, bottle lfi and Nectarine Hale, worth 12Hc; special, lb.. So ; two for 180 Bennett's Capitol Oats, 2-lb pkg lOo and Burnham'8 20c Clam Chowder, can 18Ho Granulated Sugar 30 stamps with each dollar's worth Bennett's Capitol Flour, 24-lb. sack 85o and Heins Extra Spiced Pickles, quart SOo and Heinz' Sweet Mixed Pickles, quart 3Bo and 40 stamps 50 stamps 6 stamps 5 stamps 10 stamps 20 stamps 10 stamps 6 stamps 10 stamps 10 stamps 10 stamps 15 stamps t 30 stamps 20 stamps 30 stamps ; REDUCED RATES BIG HORN BASIN and YELLOWSTONE VALLEY On Tuesdays March 2d and 16th, 190'J. and on the first and third Tues days of each month thereafter, I will personally conduct land seekers' excur sions to the. Big Horn Basin and Yellowstone Valley; where somo of the rich est lands In. the world are open to sale and settlement HOUND TltlP RATE HAS BEEN SPECIALLY" REDUCED TO ONLY 27.50 from any station on the Burlington in Nebraska to any point in the Big Horn Basin or Yellowstone Valley, near Billings, Mont. CROP YIELDS 50 bu. wheat, 60 to 90 bu. oats. 70 bu. barley, 3 cuttings al falfa, 250 to 300 bu. potatoes, 18 to 22 tons sugar beets, and as an ex treme Illustration, one farmer sold $900 worth of onions from three quarters of an acre of irrigated land. ADVANTAGES Deep, rich soil. Unlimited water supply. Perfect climate. Timber and coal nearby. No cyclones nor floods. Pure water for do mestic use. 1 PAYMENTS EASY $45.00 an acre under the Government ditch, one-tenth cash, balance nine yearly payments without interest. $40 to $50 an acre under the Cary Act, one-eighth to one-fourth cash, balance nine payments 6 per cent interest, NEW FOLDER FREE Just off the press, describing the wonderful recent growth of these localities, crop returns, etc. Write for it today. -i D. CLEM DEAVER, General Agent LAND SEEKERS INFORMATION BUREAU. 1004 Farnam Srect, Omaba, Neb. 1 2 E 1 Something to Be Moved? 'Call for a Van from us. When you need a wagon you want it right away not "sometime today." Quick ac tion is our rule. Storage and moving. OMAHA' VAN & STORAGE CO. Doug. 1559 I nd. A-1559. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Beat of All f arm Tapers. FLORIDA RKSORT8. aK.7S. rrAH HOTELS ONCC DC ICON . . .Ft.Aanst!na , ALCAZA) St. Auiruatina OftMOND. . .Orsxmd-oa-ths-rialtfax THt SRCARISS Palm beach OVAt. eoiNCIANA . . . faka Baarh aOVAC PALM Miami THI COLONIAL . Nassau. Bahama Ula. 'At LON9 KtV, S3 mdaa south of Miami, baa aaao Mtabliahad aa klaat fUhmc camp, with avrr comfort. 1 1T MILKS NCanta CUBA. Tha aw nil Una along; f londa Km Is aomslatad to KnUrhta Kvr.eonnx.tlca with I steamships for bavaoa and Kr Wart. For Information iwlathre to ttcLata, I hotalrMrvstwa.alpinsaadDarloreaia. I accommodation oa ateamoca. apply to Rough Weather Ahead Better Be Cautions For stormy weather by the way is about due We have stocked up on Men's storm Shoes, the kind that keep the feet dry, save doctor's bills .and preserve your good dis position. What's more uncom fortable than wet, cold feet? Well, as for the shoes, they are made in two heights, regular and ten inch uppers. Foot form lasts, box calf and grain calf, bluchers and buls styles. List of sizes is com plete. P R I C K 8 R A X O E. REGULAR 84.00 10-1XCH $5.00 f Drexel Shoe Co. . 1119 Farnam Street WATCH FOR TAILOR SUIT" bargains! THE RKLIABLK STORE OUT-OF. 1 TOWN - CUSTOMERS SHOULD ORDER BY MAIL. Bargain Day in tho Cloak Dopt. a a a v A . .bb m a . a a m a t!5.00. Tailor Suita. all sizes, good colors and styles, choice.. 53.95 Women's Ixina Winter Coats, to 10 values, samples and odd lots, choice. at 03 1 at ............ $7.50 Walking Skirts, big assortment for selection... .... Near Seal and Astrakhan Fur Coa(s values to $40, on sale.... $10.00 $3.00 Heatherbloom Underskirts, in colors and black, on saie, cnoice. 2.05 MANUFACTURER'S STOCK SHOE SALE Continues With Increased Interest Tuesday Several thousand pairs of Men's and Ladles' Shoes, secured from two of the best known manufacturers of Boston, Mass., ' all styles, all leathers, all sizes, regular $3.00 and ' $3.50 values all at one price Biggest bargains ever shown in Omaha. From 0 to It a. m., Children's Shoes, regular $1.25 values, at, pair $1.98 75o SaWt!" Famous Domestic Room From 0 to' 9:30 A. M. One case of 11-4 Blankets, fine felted cotton, regular price $1.60 pr., 2 pairs limit, at, pair 6Sr From lO to 10:80. One case of fine fluffy, light striped 10c Outing Flannel for night shirts or skirts, 10 yard limit, at, yard. .5 From 2 to 2:30. One eaae of 40 Inch lAwns, fine 124c quality, 10 yards limit, yard 4ft From 3 to 8:R0. One case of lOo fino Cambric, yard wide, soft finish, 10 yards limit, at, yard 5a5 AMU DAY. . . t Arnold's 15c Flannelettes , '. , c 10 Arnold's 12 c Flannelettes., . .7 H i Arnold's 10c Flannelettes. t. .fJW ft 16c Percales, all colors, S 6-Inch lOtt Ten other specials. V Frosh Fruits and Vegetables Omaha's Oraatsst Marks for frtsh Ytgatablss at Inmmir Mesa. Fresh Beets, per bunch 3'c Fresh Carrots, per bunch 8Vic Fresh Turnips, ptr bunch ........ 3'SC Fresh Cauliflower, per pound .Tic Fresh Parsley, large bunches .... 3'iC Fresh. Onion, larao bunolies H'fcO Fresh Swret Totatoes, pound 3 He heads frenh lrltur be. Fresh Cabbage, pound 3H Fresh Hothouse Radishes, ft bunches be Old Beets. Carrots. Turnips. Parsnips, Rutabagas, Hed Onions, .White Onions, .Ktc, per pound 2c FTesh Spinach, per peck S 20a Fancy Cucumbers, esch .... v ...... . n Hellevua Celery, bunch, 20c, Sac, Mo and , S.'.o Lars? Grapa Fruit, each 8Ha New Honey, per reck..., ...12 Via Xlrhland Wavals Xaoal All Others for quality, richness of flavor and aweni ncan. They are finest grown In Cali fornia, arid demand a nimh hlfrher price.' To Introduce them Into the homes of tha people, we will continue to sell this car at the following prlcea: Regular Ifio else, per doren ....... IRo Regular 30c else, per'riosen ........ Son Regular 40n else, per rinzen ....... . 2."c Regular Oo else, per doxen ........ XOa Also some for, per don. . ,7 He and lOo DOWT FORGET TRY HAYDEH'S FIRST IT PAYS Ground floor office in Tho Boo Building East front on Seventeenth street, one door north of Farnam, size 16Mjx40V&. The fire-proof vanlt in connection with this room is 6x12 and there is also a cloak and wash room, conveniently arranged. There is an entrance from the court to this room, making a good and accessible offico to reach tho public. It will be available April first. Small offices with vaults Did you ever stop to consider the value of a vault In connection with an office? It gives you a place to keep your books and valuable papers In case of fire breaking; out In your office. Ton dont seed to lock up your office every time you are called out. Many customers are lost when they find the door locked and no place to wait for your re turn. We offer a email room with vault on the fourth floor Just west of the elevator. Easy of access and convenlei the public and the rent Is only 117.60 per month. Tho Boo Building Company ASK TO SEE THE SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING, ROOM 105. v o c Island rvrci t t? vr Xs 1 i X DAILY TRAINS Over the Fast Line OMAHA to CHICAGO Via Des Moines and Davenport Into La Salle St. Station Hi Nearest Chicago's business center, shopping and hotel district only one on the elevated m. loop TICKETS: 1323 FARNAM ST. C h i BfJBB"HKaTBaBZK&av Pay for What is Used Electricity costs only when It works for you. ' No Expensive boilers to keep up over night. No coal burned for steaming up Monday, or after Holidays. No shut downs tor cleaning flues, or for repairing boilsm. The motor if always ready and power costs only when machines are actually In use, Writ or telephone ua today. Omaha Electric llflhl & Power Co. Y. M. 0. A. BUILDING - ' . n Contract Department; Both Phones. B FLORIDA CAST COAST iss im St. sas nrtf avi. CMieaaa aiar vaaa 1 aa T. awausTiai. fla. The BBB-for Rll the Sporting News W-V .T all's Denial Room Boo Want Ads Bring tho Returns
