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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, MARCH 11. lf0f.
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CONNOR SPOKE WITH ENERGY
Put the Bishop Benin Ke Uied Of
fensive Language.
GENEROUS ONLY WITH HIS WORDS
rannell Mikri (inn WldHi far the
Proponents In the Will Case
Before (ointr Jal
Leslie.
Rt.fitv. Richard Scannell, 15. !.. bishop
or the Catholic diocese of Omih, swore
In countf court Wednesday morning that
Joseph A. Connor never used an offensive
word to him In hta life; that In hla opinion
"Connor's grneroslty conslstpd largely of
words." and that no far from wondering
whether or hoping that he might bneflt
hy Connor's will, the matter never troubled
him.
Rlshop Scanned, who was on the utand
for exactly an hour, proved a good witness
for the proponent. He was called princi
pally to tratlfy ax to the date of his con
versation at Thirteenth and Farnam
street with Connor, when the latter asked
Mm why he did not attend Connor'! wife's
funeral, and which the respondents have
testified occurred In the latter part off
Ma', after the will was drawn. The bishop
wore It was May 1. lie could remember
nothing of the conversation except that
"Connor asked me why I did not attend
Ms wife's funeral and I answered that I
had not been asked.
"When Connor left and after he had
gone a few feet, turned and said something
which I do not remember, though he dis
played much energy. I remember his man
ner, but not his words."
On cross-examination on this point Judge
Sulllvin presHed the witness hard, endeav
oring to show that Connor was angry or
hostile. Bishop Scannell would not, say
more, however, than that Cononr's manner
was energetic.
'?fo was un usually energetic?" asked the
attorney.
"Not unusual for him, but what would
have been energetic for another man."
Much of the testimony centered around
the terms of the will with regard to the
nature of the religion of the board of trus
tees for the parochial schools.
"You know," asked Judge Sullivan, "that
in the event of death or resignation of one
or more trustees a majority of the board
might become infidels or Protestants?"
"Yes."
"You are willing to accept tho bequest
on such terms?"
"Yes, because I could put a stop to It If
the board were to run counter to what was
right."
Over, this questions and answers were
numerous and Judge Sullivan several
times made use of the term '"achieving by
Indirection," a phrase which the witness
did not relish. Tills was the only part of
the experience which apparently the bishop
did not enjoy, and during the questions
about the time he called on Connor in hla
office and asked him for a subscription,
lilahop Scannell shared the general amuse
ment. "You left abruptly when Connor re
fused?" "I went away."
"There was a feeling of hostility between
you?"
"No, but I was not as cordial as I might
have been If he toad given me 110,0u0."
The bishop laughed at his own answer.
An earlier part of tils testimony devel
oped the fact that the "Joseph A. Connor
Seminary" which Connor proposed to en
dow. Connor Intended as a sort of "non
sfefarlan theological seminary, admitting
students." said the bishop, "of any religion
or no religion. 1 told hltn it was Impossi
ble." Another quostlon he was asked was as
follows:
"Do you know any precedent whereby
Catholic parochial schools are controlled
by non-Catholics or Infidels?"
"Yea, In Europe."
"in Franco?"
"Yes."
Owing to a misunderstanding as to the
64 of resumption of the trial the relatlyes
were not present, but probably will be
Thursday, when argument will begin.
Client Knows
M ore Than Lawyer
Goes to Jail Rather Than Pay Fine
and is Pardoned by Mayor
Dahlman.
"I'll never pay that fine." declared P. K.
Young of 2530 North Twenty-fifth street
when he was fined 16 and costs in police
court Wednesday for assaulting his son-in-law,
Mallory Morgan, because he called
on his lfe In violation of a court order
to stand until she obtains hsr divorce.
"Better pay 1t than go to the county Jail,"
advised his attorney. S. A. Searle.
Bui that was once when the client's Judg
ment wss superior to ths lawyer's advice.
Young went to Jail and had been there
but a little while when along came a par
don Issued by Mayor Dahlman. The mayor
had been advised that Judge Crawford In
polite court admitted Morgan violated the
court order and Dahlman didn't believe
Toung should be punished for avenging the
law.
SPLC1AL OFFfc-Kb iuvkuxT
nr lir a n r a
women s waisis, apriny loais,
Spring Suits. Dresses, Petticoats
. . . . . .. .
Lingerie waists use & $1.50
Long sleeves and new stylo features for
spring all dainty many very sheer some
elaborate many styles.
Striped Covert
Jackets torSprlng
New striped
styles, in grey
and tan; special,
f $5.98
Suits
for Women
$25
No store In the middle west but Brandeis
sells the "Fashlonseal" Suits. The splng styles
are smarter than ever. No other sultg at $25
can be compared with them.
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UNION PACIFIC OFFICIALS
ARRANGE ST. .LOUIS TRAIN
LextMX Sid M array Go t gait Ukt
City aad Draver to Fig l
, . Matters.
H I li max, general psssenger agent of
ths I'nlon Pacific, and W. H. Murray, as
sistant general passenger agent, left Wed
nesday for IVuiver and Bait Lake City to
ai range for the new St. I-ouls-Denver train
which the I'nlon Pacific Is to run In con
nection with the Wabash.
"St. louis Is quite a burg of SOO.000 peo
ple and we have wanted to .get Into there
for a long while. I think a limited train
will pay from the start," said Mr. l.omajc.
The trains will be run from St. Louis to
Cheyenne to connect with the Ixis Angeles
Umltod and the Overland Limited trains
' from Omahs.
AD IN BEE MAKES BIG DEAL
Just I'tit Liars Iasls SftT.OOO Hale
f lostk Dakota
' Land.
H. B. Wait at Co.. closed a deal Wednes
day with J. C Sailers of Mattoon, III.,
whereby the Illinois farmer becomes the
owner of 5,400 acres of South Dakota land
for SOTJOO. This Is one of the largest farm
land deals made In Omaha fur some time
and resulted from Mr. Sailers seeing a
small advertisement In The Bee. while be
was In Chic go a short time ago.
Deadly frisk
losaesrf'S sufferers from lung trouble till
they leara Dr. King's New Discovery will
help thrm. i luid I1.0U. for sale by
Btatoa Drug Ce.
v
Messaline Dresses
i ' ti
$15
this
New Ideas presented for the first time
spring with yoke of val lace and very
prettily trimmed a. special
Thursday, for
Silk Petticoats
These are beautifully tailored silk waists a new
lot every color desired 69 AO
aJUssfU
"L. " special at
Women's Tailored Skirts,
special at .......
$1.98
Women's Spring Waists, both
white and colored,
at, each
50c
Women's Tailored Suite,
special, at
Women's Crarenetted
Coats, special
at
S7.50
. Storm
$1.98
Fine-embroidered flouncings, skirtings and corset
widths swiss, nainsook and cambric all this
' season's choice, new designs, worth up to.
75c a yard, at, yard
18 and 22-IivcK Embroideries 39c yd
t cover
39c
Special Sale Kid Gloves Thursday
Short Kid Gloves Our "Irene" brand finest selected
French lambskin, single row stitching, 2 metal clasps in
tan, brown, grey, blue, green, red, also black and $1.00
white fitted to the hand, at, pair. . .m
Short Kid Gloves
Two-clasp kid gloves tan,
green, blue, brown, mode,
black and white; all it CI.,
sizes worth $1, pr..U7C
New Messalines
Beautiful all silk messaline,
representing 20 of the newest
spring shades, including
cream, white and black: spec
ially adapted for street cos
tumes and evening wear; reg
ular price 85c a yard, CC1
at, yard JrC
New Dress Goods
100 pieces of 36-lnch fancy
suitings, two-tone stripe com
bination. In medium and dark
colorings retailed at 60c a
yard on front bar- "Q
, gain square, at, yard .tJQ
'IVOMEIVD "
Stockings for Children
Made of
strongest
twisted yarn,
reinforced
with Irish
linen knee,
heel and toe.
One pair out
wears three
pairs ordinary
stockings.
Expert sales
people from
manufacturer
here all week.
Children's Day Saturday.
Your dolls and Teddy Bears fit
ted with "Nomend" stockings
free.
THURSDAY IS CHOCOLATE DAY
ITALIAN BITTER SWEETS The chocolate with the soft cream
center Crush Fruit Flavors Orange, pineapple, rusp-
berry, strawberry. Creamed Nut Centers Almond,
walnut, filbert, also vanilla. Always sold for 40c
pound, at, per pound
25c
SodtTcT Next Saturday
the Groat Linen Sale
Manufacturer's perfect mill lengths of Table Damask and
Crashes
10c Linen Crash, yard 3 5c Crash, at, yard
Table Damask at less than half regular price.
1,000 dozen linen finish huck towels worth 1.60 per dozen,
at, each 8ttS
$1.25 all pure linen fringed Table Cloths, etuh 09S
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n T7T TTTs ti i ill iir
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XKXT 8ATVROAY Our Annual RII
V'ARK SALE.
"Ye Olde Time Comfort Shoes"
irm
i i m
JIM.
$2.00
$2.50
03. OO
For those who
suffer from tired,
aching feet
'They need no
breaking in."
S2.oo
S2.50
$3.00
Modern shoe making knows no greater achievement than "Olde
Time Comfort Shoes." The extreme flexibility of the sole and the ease
with which they conform to the shape of the foot, renders them a
boon to all who suffer from tender or enlarged Joints. Nurses and
waitresses will find them the most practical too. .
Seamless Iaced Shoes,
with, rubber heels,
softest, most flexible
shoe made, Including
100 green stamps
S3
Common Sense Shoes,
"Need no breaking In"
a real treat for an
with pntnful feet
including 100 stamps
$2.60 and
Vnlined liow Shoes
for comfortable house
wear, fitted with
' rubber heels, noise
less, "they need no
breaking in." In
cluding 100 stamps,
RUBBERS
Men's 90c
Rubbers .
storm and low cut I
GOi
Steelwool sale rubbers for men
and women in a special Thurs
day sale.
Women's 75c storm and low cut
Rubbers 50t
i
Raincoats for Women and Misses
Plenty of new styles to show you now. They're practical for every wo
man, and almost Indispensible to the business woman. Suited to sun
or rain, light in weight and neat and tasteful in
appearance new tan and olive coverts, for C&lU
Misses' ta covert Cravenette Coats, self strap trimming $7.50
Misses Storm Capes, of striped rubber and plaid lineft hood, similar
to the old time mackintosh of several years ago. The are coming
hack into favor again shoe top length
at.
BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
regular 15c quality at four
$2.95
Thursday Specials You'll Appreciate
OUR QUALI
TIES INSURE
SATISFAC
TION. THE RELIABLE STORE
Three Manufacturer's Stocks of Women's Waists
. OUR
PRICES
I IJ V I I k a .
SAVINGS.
Sale nL,J. , Sale
About I . M$gTwY .s$mM&i A1"0"
Worth 7 ' 'V-i
Worth
A magnificent assortment in Lawns, Lingeries, Silk, Nets, Lace,
Etc., secured by us at a fraction of their value on sale Thurs
day in Four Big Lots best bargains ever:-
TAIILK 1 Pretty Lawn Waists, wllh
Kmbroidpred fronts, edged with
dainty lace and insertion, $1.60 val
ues everywhere, at C9
TARLK 3 Beautiful Jap Silk and Net
Waists, embroidered, pleated and
tucked, values well worth 5.00, the
best ever known, at $1.05
TARLK 2 Lawn and Lingerie Waists
In tailored effects, newest designs,
splendid assortment, worth to 2.f0.
on sale, at . . . -. $1.00
TAIILK 4 Fine Mescaline, Satin Taf
feta and Net Waints, white, black
nnd colors, trimmed with laces and
appliques, well worth $7.50, chrrtce,
t. each $3.05
MANUFACTURER'S STOCK OF SILK PETTICOATS on SALE
LOT 1 Silk Petticoats, In colors and
black, made to sell at $5.00, In
Thursday's sale, at choice $2.05
1XT 2 Silk Petticoats, worth to $10.
colors and black, regular and extra
sir.rs, great snap, choice, at $ 1.05
BAMIirs 3,000 California Raisins, our
for 26c or, per pound
Flower and Vegetable Stuffed OllvesT
Seeds I4 quart Jar ...
Soda Crackers, four 6c pkgs
Bayles' Herring-, two Jars
Silver Cow Milk, six cans
Oalllard Olive Oil, basket bottle
MR-nonetts Marrowfat Peas, csn
Peanut Butter, two Jars
'Pure Honey, Mason pint Jar
Sugar Cane Juice, bottle
Hennett's Capitol Mince Meat, S pkgs. , .
Hartley's Pure Jsms, assorted. Jar. ......
Rex I e, three cans for , ....
French Cut Loaf Sugar
Tea Garden Preserves, assorted. Jar
Herbs, sssorted, per pkg
Minute Uelatlne, assorted, S plcgs. ...... .
Vhreddad Codfish. 8 pkgs
Horse Radish, grated, per bottle
Metalln. a 40o pkg. for
Mason Oranula
40o 20 lbs,
ISo
SOo and
9So and
, 360 and
So
flOo and
8 So and
, 36o and
i 11 5o and
flBo
SSo and
i S6o and
30o and
So
........ .SSo and
, B9 and
So
SOo and
pounds
7o
ted Sugar.
ror
10 Green
20 Oreen
40 Green
10 Green
20 Green
20 Green
10 Green
20 Green
10 Green
20 Green
20 Green
20 Green
.$1.00
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
mmvmm
10 Green Stamps j
IXKnKBiVXIaa:'
Titiy Little Watches
snd good time keepers, too to be worn with chatelaine
pin or fob. We have a nice stock of these. The price of
watches range around b uti to zt.un. Pins and Tons
irom l. ou to la. oo. spend a row minutes in our store.
Look for the name.
, S. W. LINDSAY. Jeweler
r ar wraT . a
If
- r .
-Our Misses
and Children
School Shoes
arc cheaper than
the other kind
School shoes for misses and
children are more Important than
shoes for father, mother or broth
er. We pride ourselves on the
record we have made with our
misses' and children's school
shoes. They sre made of plump
kid and genuine box calf exten
sion soles button or lace
Children's sixes H to 11
$1.50
Misses' sites 11 V to 2
$2.00
mssm 1
Young Women's sizes 1 1 4 to 6
$2.50
A " little more expensive than
some others, but a whole lot bet
ter.
Drexel Shoe Co
1419 Farnam Street
Ready to Store
Your Furniture?
Better let ua take care of your
household treasures in our sani
tary warehouse. We have the
facilities and we know how.
Storage means more to us than
merely dumping your goods in a
heap to Btay until you are ready
for them. With us storage means
safe and proper care of your
household goods the mainte
nance of sanitary conditions and
the correct regulation of light
and ventilation. All these things
are necessary and they insure
your goods leaving the ware
house in good condition.
Be Sure and Get Our Figures Be
fore You Make Storage
Arrangements.
EXPRESSMEN'S DELIVERY
COMPANY,
214 North 16th St., Omaha.
Phones: Doug. 394; Ind. A-1394
EMBROIDERIES THURSDAY JUST HALF
A big line of broken sets of fine Svi?s and Nainsook Em
broideries, beautiful designs, big assortment in four groat lots,
at half price:
10c Embroideries, yard . .5c
20c Embroideries, yard 10c
30c Embroideries, yard 15c
50c Embroideries, yard 25c
Be Early Secure Choicest Patterns Thursday.
Extra Specials for Thursday
FROM 9:00 TO 9:30 A. M.
One case of 36-lnch, good heavy Un
bleached Muslin, worth 7 He yard,
10 yards limit, at per yard ..3H
FROM 10:00 TO 10:30 A. M.
One case of 12 He Outinc Flannels,
light stripes, 10 yards limit, at per
yard 5
FROM 2:00 TO 2:30 P. M.
One case of fine Cotton Blankets, that
sold at $1.75 a pair, two pair to a
customer, at per pair 89
FROM 3:30 TO 4:30 P. M.
One case of fine Bleached Muslin, reg
ular pMce 8e a yard, 10 yards
limit, at per yard 4?
GROCERY PRICES THAT INTEREST EVERYBODY
We can aave yon from as per cent to 60 per cent on your honsekeepinf expenses.
Bead these prices, and you will be convinced:
tanry ltlpe Tomatom, per pound ..SVtiO
Ptirsnlps. Turnips, Rutabagas, or Carrotx,
per pound 2e
i pounls Jersey Bweet t'otatoes, for 10o
New Honoy. per rack .12lsn
BTTTTEB, CIIEBB AND BUTTBlIBIl
SALE!
Choice Palry Table Kiitter, per lb tlo
Fancy No. 1 Dairy Table Hiitter, lb. 23n
Fancy No. J Country t'reamerv Mutter, J6n
Fancy Full Cream White or Uulored Cheewa
per pound jne
Neufehatel Cheese, nach , So
Sap Hatto Cheeae, each TVc
Cottage Cheese, per pound f,o
SECOND WEEK Or BIO EIOEIilHD
NAVEL OBANOB SJAXaB
The Highland Navels have no equal tor
rich flavor and sweetness. They are the
lulolest orange grown. They arn groan
In the mountain districts of Redlandx, Cmi..
and have a flavor of their own, that can
not be equalled. Kvery one has been
kissed by the sun, tnoou and atars:
Regular E0c size, per dozen 3nc
Regular 40c size, per dngen 2fc
Regular 3c size, per dozen
Regular 25c size, per dozen lo
Regular 20c size, per dozen ll'.jc
20 pounds heat - Pure Cane Granulated
Hugar. for ; $1.00
7 pounds best Rolled Oatmeal, for ....25c
3 pounds fancy 8-Crown Cooklnfc Raisins,
for JOc
4 pounds best Hand Picked Navy Beans lc
B pounds best Pearl Tapioca, or Sago 25c
24 pound sacks best Rye Flour, for ..65c
4 pound package Pyramid Washing Pow
der, for lnc
Gillette's Washing Crystal, package lc
S-lb. cans Solid Packed Tomatoes, for 84c
C pounds choice Japan Rice, for 25c
Malta Vita Corn Flakes, package ....7 He
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers, lb. 6e
The best crisp Olnger Snaps, per lb. 6c
The best crisp Pretzels, per pound ....6c
Pure Honey, Mason pint Jar for 16c
OMAHA'S GREATEST TKESH VEGE
TABLE klAKXET
Fresh Spinach, per peck 2e
Fresh Carrots, per bunch 4c
Fresh Heets, per bunch 4o
Fresh Turnips, per bunch 4c
Fresh Shalot Onions, per bunch 4c
2 Heads Fresh leaf Lettuce, for 5c
Head Lettuce, per head 7 Ho and 6c
Fresh Cabbage, per pound 2 Ho
Large Bunches Fresh Pie Plant, for 7 Ho
Our reconstructed delivery system provides for most prompt
and satisfactory service to all parts of Omaha and adjacent dis-.
tricts. We not only offer you savings, but best service.
DON'T
FORGET
TRY MYDEN'S FIRST
IT
PAYO
Omaha Quakers
Will Organize
aBaaaaaa '
Plan Meeting; for Sunday, When They
Will Band Themselves Together
for Worship.
How many Quakers are there In Omaha?
John Fry, superintendent of the Evangel
istic board of Nebraska, believes there are
Quakers and friends enough In Omaha
and South Omaha to crganlaa a strong
meeting of the people and hold regular
services, perhaps build a church for the
new organization.
With this idea In view meetings are to
befd B. he Yming V"' Christian s
soriatlon building Sunday to determine the
strength of the denomination as it is be
lieved the Quakers or friends will attend
the services and give the state board an
opportunity to get au Idea ol how many
people In Omaha and South Omaha cling
to the old creed, which has moved west
ward rather slowly and It la said la the
United States then are less than 80,000 and
many are classed aa nonorthodox friends.
The fellowship and gospel service meet
ings for the Quakers will be held at 11
a. in.. S p. m. and at 7:30 In the evening.
Prominent ministers and members of the
church from outside the city will be
present, Ihe strength of the denomination
discuksed and if the number Is sufficient
a permanent organisation launched.
W. S. BALDUFF IS BANKRUPT
Get Foraaal Order frosa Jadaw Hit.
ger of Vailed State
(esH.
Judge W. H. Monger IsauaA the formal
order In the United, States district court
KrfJ.Mj.lr,; W ft Ralduff ' of. Omli
bankrupt. TMs order la In conformity with
the proceedings in bankruptcy Instituted a
few weeks ago against Mr. Balduff and In
ahich cas J. A. Kennedy U Ui refer la
' baukruytcy.
CUTS
'; Your business needs
the help of the artist
and engraver."
, Illustrations are one way
to larger profits greater
success.
The superior quality of our
work costs you no more than
the commonplace.
BAkEK II0S. ESGIAVIMG CO.
arfcer Block, Oaaaka.
(fiV) Reliable
y Dentistry
Taft's Dental Rooms
SATURDAY,
MARCH 13TH,
TNC MLMBCK STC-ag
Manufacturer's
Stock of Fine
TAILOR SUITS
The New Spring
styles, materials
and colors; gar
ments actually
worth from $15
to $25, at, each
09.90
SIX DISPLAY.
For Everybody
Hanson's Cafe
The Pride of Omaha
Mora taaa yon expect for jaa mosey
Oooataa 7 taste
An Elevating Cafe
DR. BRADBURY.
Painless Extracting 60a
Crowna, tip from..
Partial Plates, up
from
Fillings, np from
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Porcelain killings,
up from S1.BO
16M rilStM STRUT. IT year
same allies. ' Vbeaei 9, 17S&,
Bridge Work, per
tooth, up from 93.80
Nerves removed with
eut pain.
AXVEOIiAB WOBI
A SPECIALTY.
Work guaranteed ten
years.
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