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TTTE BFRf OMAITA. TUESDAY. MAY 11. 1WV
ENGINE HOUSE BONDS LOST
Proposition Rejected. According to
Official Election Connt.
ONLY CHANGE BY THE CANVASS
Tin Alteration In the Mat ot nflleera
F:iered ' mr ' tlefrateel U Dlf
closed hy ta Final
Takalatlon.
The fire engine house bond were tout In
the etty. elortloa if one week aim by 19
votes. This was' shown by the official
canvass eornTMed Monday mornlns; by the
canvassing board1 composed of the council,
the ctty clerk and Arthur Orotte and Otto
flau-man.
Under , the. law. fire engine houee bonds
must receive a two-thirds majority vnte
two. vote for to one vote agn.lnst. For the
bonda there were 1.001 votee east. To carry
the laeue there muit be 8.002 votes. .The
official -canvas shows that 7.S33 votee were
caat ln favor of the Issue or 19 ahort of
enouah. ,A chanjfe' of nne-rhird of these
votes, of' fifty -si if, Would have carried the
preposition.
Withr.-the water bonila only a majority
vote was necessary to carry, and this was
received." For the tesue 8.S vote were
cast, and against the proposition 4.1S7 were
caat, ..
. The-of f tclal count, of the votes caet for
city officers on' the three parties la us fol
low: For Marr.
J me C. Pablroa.OO .
John P. Hr-en, M . . . ." b..M
C. C Vauahan, 8...: 1
For HIT Clerk.
T. B. Butler, I 9.V
pHtn-K. Ortoiileaf. R
William. Weetaian, .-. 4
For Comptroller.
C. O. f.Dhrrlf. D .M8
John P. . Ilelgren. rt 6.U0
J, N. Crttr.. S 05
For City .Mtorney.
Harrv. B. Rurnam. I 8.231
Kelson ('. I'rait. H T.TSS
Frank A. Harnett. 8 643
For Rnlldlnir Inspector.
f harles 1i. Wl'thnell, D 10.0S4
F. f. Gardiner. R 6.1IT
Harry C. attinatll. 8 u5
Far 't'lty Rnaloeer.
Ororae XV. Craig:, R S.T75
Wll.iem Anderson AyerlKS, D 5;2
Juhn ,P. rrlcK-by pe Kln
M. J Lacy, by petition V-7
Thomas Bliaw, by petition f98
Fnr CoaacJIman First Ward.
Louis Berka, Ki... 8.SCS
R. F. Williams, D
607
8.47
(.Ml
600
S.2H
1.533
8.4!
7.U2
676
7.991
7,3
637
8.199
7.407
647
7,437
S47
rmnlol Lents, 8
Second Ward.
I .en Bridge. D.
K. Holovtchlner. R
v'liarlea Rubensteln, 8
Tk-lrn Ward.
Ixi'.ila- Burrhester, R
Ir.m.s n'Hars. I)..
Harvey O. Brown, S boo
Fourth Ward.
1.. F. Johnson, t
Krlwanl Leader, R..i
Harry O. luvls. S
. Fifth Ward.
Ooodley F. Brucker. D
lvM H. Clirlstle, R
C V. Lunbsvk. 8
Slttk Ward.
V. S. Sheldon. T.:.:U
Henry S. Ostrom. R
E. I. Morrow, 8
' Seventh Ward.
Fred SJehroeder, R
Alma Jackson, 1)
N. r. Sacl.oit, 8
" Kla-hth Ward.
J.'B. Hummel,' R. 8.410
John C. Da via, D 7.246
Jesse B. Martcll, 8 667
. '- .Mna Ward.
Thomaa MeOovarn, D 8.164
Oeorge D. Rice, R 7,414
Peter Mehrena, S 645
- Tenth Ward.
A. ,C. Kugel, 8.M1
Peter E. ICInaiiwr. D 7,105
Albert R. Freenian, S caS
Klevrnth Ward.
M. F. Funkhouaer. D 8.4XS
Oemge Marshall, R 7,
Samuel Oottonaky, B iiii
Twelfth Ward.
Charlea M. Davlit, R... 8.449
M. L. Endies. U 7,h.4
K: . BnyJor, 8 M8
Fire and Police Board.
Repub lean
Fid 11. Hove. 7,190
WtiHam J. llunter ",21ti
Charits ,1 ICerbach 7,221
William F. Vapich ,8
bimoi at 1
John G. Rra'niH, 4,442
tan J. Connsll 4,a3
John K. Reagan 4 54.1
Theodore A. Sptatien 3,9.
Antl-Faloon League
I.ysle J. Abliott 3,51
Henry E- Maxwell 3.U7
Thomas H..Mitrla... 3.166
Monro C. 8uele 2.IM7
By rUtld-'.,
It. J. AlU'lttsotl 181
,1-jle AKhaua
Norman Atchison
Kd Hriinks
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John F. COffej..' 2ss
J.. P. Connelly.
, lieoi ge (. oil -
1 tioniaa 8. Crocker,,....
M k Jiarga'csewski .
J. H. ravie... .'.:.!'. ......
A. i. rkMiBivia
John J. Dpni'.van
. Varreji L. Hamilton
Thomas w. H4zen
Anton lnrta'
John T. Jepcan
B, J. KeKn
E. H. Laraen
Fred F. Parker
Frank Roger
Charles .A.- Schramm....
Bam W. Rcott ,
Jnaeph Stein
John J. Wetmor..,
y i.i'sm nn e
246
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Flmer F. Ktmmerman 468
Anto l.leenae for Mr a. Loagrworth.
COLUMBrS, O.'. May lO.-Mrs. Alice
Roosevelt Longworlh has applied to the
state .automobile department for an auto
mobtl lcense. which Register Fred H.
t-'gfley has expressed to Washington for
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Ccaxvscs System
tjectxay
Dispds aids and ncadaiWs
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Acs xvaXwoXXy, QAsnxy as
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BcA Jot Men JVoTcvetv aTv&XKJr
To VVs bTvc5ca e5$c
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CALIFORNIA
Fic Syrup Ca
SOLO BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS
rw at only. rtjlgr prict 50 par boUkj.
Those Who Were Unable to Find Exactly
the Rugs They Wanted at the Great Sale
Yesterday Will Find New Lets and Equally
Large Assortments Today.
IN OUR
GRAND
KTO SALE
$55.00 Seamless Royal Wilton Rugs
9x12, elegant new patterns, at
$30.00 Arminster and Wilton Velvet Rugs
all in 9x12 sizes and fine patterns
'15L8
New Granite Art Squares, worth up to $5.00 $198
in 9x12 sizes fine patterns, at ,
Axminster Rugs, worth $3.50, at $1.59
$2.50 Axminster Rugs will be sold at Qgc
Wide Embroideries 19c i 39c
19c 1 39c
22 and 27-inch Swiss, nainsook and batiste embroidered
flouncings, skirtings and corset cover
embroideries, also waist frontings;
values up to $1.00 a yard, at, yd v v d
Women's and Men's Hosiery at 15c Pr.
Allover lace and lace boot patterns, plain fine cotton and
mercerized, some lisle, full fashioned and seam
less; Burson seamless, also Men's Shawkni
black and fancy mercerized finish worth
up to 35c a pair, at, pair
Elbow Length Silk Gloves at 69c Pr.
These high quality silk gloves are m black and
all colors all sies-
a pair, at
-worth up to $1.25
69c
4-i.eh
ft I Mack
All Wool Dress Goods at 59c Yd.
Diagonal tailor suitings, beautiful wool rajahs,
imported panamas, French and medium weight bJj
serges, satin faced suitings at, yard
BRANDBIS STORES
PHI1
K if fU'MMF.U HTYLK BOOK nnd any 15c IadlesMl 1 V
1 f Horn Joornal Pattern, for ZO ij jjj
i
Five Tuesday Bargains
In Domestic Department
HAYDEN's Tuesday IIAYDBfi
TMC MLIABLI STOW r J TMg UUMJ tnmt ,
In the Busy Cloak Department
PIIXOW CASKS Standard
grade bleached rrnislln, size
42x36 Inch, regular
20c quality . .
'..I3ic
RILKOL1NKH All colors. 36
lnch widths, 12Vic and 15c
regularly, any pattern Q
in stock, big line, yd.... C
CANTON FTiANNKTi Half
bleached, 25 inch, long, soft,
fleecy nap, regular 8c
quality, yard
4c
BURLAP Choice of all colors,
38 inches wide, regularly 2Bc,
on sale, main
floor . . . .' ' ,
15c
Pillow Caaes, bleached, 45 and 36 Inch, each 9
Entire Dress Goods Stock
in a Grand Clearance This Week i
Every piece of dress goods in the house without a single reser
vation will be sold this week at half or near it.
There never was a more sweeping, more forclful or more Impor
tant dress goods announcement ever made at Bennetts or elsewhere
that we know of. We want to cut down the stock and make . way for
the Immense new lines of summer wash stuffs' that are crowding in
on us. Whatever your present or future needs in dress goods are,
this Is certainly the time to buy.
Jl.OO Gray Suitings Most pop
ular lines of the season,' some
new stripe effects,
now
49c
Women's lawn Dressing Sacquos
at 15C
Wrappers, worth up to $1.50, at,
choice 79c
$2.00 W rapper s and House
Dresses .SI .10
Long Crepe Kimonos, regulai
$4.00 values, at $1.98
$3.00 Ileathcrbloom Underskirts,
all colors, choice ,...,.$1.3?
$2.00 Children's Wash Dresses
colors and white . . . . ... . . .98o
Several Other Rousing Specials Tuesday.
Sale of Genuine Shantung Psngees
We import direct from Shanghai, China, in large quantities,
are thus able to save all the middlemen's profits and sell yon
the highest class of Shantung Pongees the most satisfactory
pongee you can possibly buy at about the price most merchants
pay for it.
2G-inch Shantung Pongees at, yard -G9c and 79c
34-inch Shantung Pongees at, yard. .. .$1.19, 98c and 89c
Extra Specials Tuesday in Our Famous Domestic Room
From 8 to 8:80 A. M.
One case of genuine navy blue Indigo
rrints, regular price hc, 10 yards
limit, at, yard 3H
Prom 8:45 to 9:15 A. M.
One case of 124c Printed Organdies
and Batistes, 10 yards limit ...5
One case of Indian Head Bleached
Muslin, shrunk for dresses, 10 vards
,imit '..5
One case of 12c and 15c Dimity
Checks; .one case of 12c India
I-inon 5,4
One case of 10c Bleached Towels 5
Prom 10 to 10:30 A. M.
One case of Brookdale No. 338
Bleached Muslin, regular price 10c.
10 yards limit ji
One case of Berkley No. SO Cambrln.
regular price is 15c, 10 yards limit
rd '
From 2 to 2:3 P. M.
One cane of White Table Oil Cloth
regular price 20c, 6 yards limit.' at.'
' per yard . . ,2llt
One case of 19c 40-inch White Lawns
10 yards, at. yard
From 3: SO to 4 P. M.
One case of Fruit of tho Loom. .1:4
yards limit, at, yard OH 4
91.25 Suitings Any shade you
like best, many new weaves,
40 and 64 inch, f 1.25
goods . . ..
69c
Plain and Fancy Suitings
Hundreds of pieces, all dollar
materials, all col
ors and weaves
59c
92.00 and 92.50 Fabrics The
finest imported and domestic
98c
gxrods we carry, choice
colors and weaves of
the year for
Bennett's Big Grocery
Sibley Law is
Held to Be Valid
by the Referee
Judge J. J. Sullivan Finds for the
State and Against Five Ex
press Companies.
The Sibley act of the ,1907 legislator,
known as the express rate law. Is declared
to be constitutional by J. J. Sullivan In an
opinion filed Monday afternoon In federal
court in Omaha and with the Nebraska
supreme court and with the Nebraska
also declares that the rates fixed are rea
sonable. ' Judge Sullivan, acting- as a referee from
the supreme court and a master in chanc
ery of the federal court, has thus given a
finding on a matter which has been of In
terest to all residents of Nebraska ever
since the ligislatura passed the law reduc
ing express rates In this state. The matter
Came to him from both courts, the identical
question being up in a maadamus petition
by the attorney gxneral in the supreme
court and an application for a restraining
order In federal court.
. There are five identical cases, involving
the Adams, American, Wells-Fargo, Pacific
and t'nlted Stales Express companies. Tha
finding hy Judge Sullivan In all Is the
same. In the Adarns case his finding con
cludes: "My conclusions of law are as follows:
"First That the Sibley act. so far as It
affects the business of the Ada,ms Express
company, Is not confiscatory.
"Second That a judgment on Its merits
should be entered in favor ot tha stata and
against the company."
' Judge Sullivan holds that the contract
with tha Burlington road can not ba
pleaded by the Adams company. He says:
"It waa entirely competent for the legisla
ture 10 deal with the items of railroad
transportation as an element In the cost
of carriage and to reduce It If so disposed
to the verge of confiscation. This Item
cannot take sanctuary in a contract be
tween the railroad and the express com
pany." The opinion also says: "The assumption
that it is reasonable cannot be Indulged
In at the axpense of a statute enacted
perhaps on the assumption that it Is unrea
sonable. "Some witnesses for the express com
pany have given their conclusion that tha
rates charged are unreasonable, but I do
not attach much importance to this evi
dence. 1 do not believe that a statute
adopted with all constitutional formalities
can thua be sworn off tha books."
Change in Name
of Corn Show
is Frowned On
Does Xot Meet the Approval of the
Officers or Its Omaha Supporters,
SEVEN THOUSAND TO COME
Malt a. Sam la Vet to Be Raises tot
Lli.-d ' !.. luadtata'a
liatlatagv. ,
The Child Saving Institute people start
out upon the third week of May with over
17 AW to raise to complete the fund for the
new building. The fund stands:
Subscriptions to the ST5.OU0 build
lns fund of the Child Saving in
stitute previously acknowledged. .ioi.ift-00
Collected stnee Saturday;
Q. M. Nattuiger 26 00
All Haints Sunday school.... 7 '"S
Collected by Kddla Flint 4.64
Cash !
Saratoga Congregational church.... 100
Josephine Bobbins .10
Cash ..' ;. .
Shan the name of the corn show be
changed?
It has been proposed to make It the Na
tional Corn ana Grain (exposition Instead
of the National Corn Exposition, but the
management frowns on the suggestion.
The assistant secretary of the National
Corn association is sending out letters
calling the Omaha show National Corn
and Grain Exposition and goes further to
call it the National Corn and Grain Ex
position of the National Corn association.
"The name will not be changed this year,'"
said W. O. Paisley, assistant general man
ager. "I believe It a mistake to call the
exposition other than It hss been called
the National Corn exposition.
"L'nder this name 'it has been widely ad
vertised and the minute tha name is
changed the corn show loses much that it
has gained from the work done in Chicago j
two years ago and :n Omaha last year. I
believe the directors would generally ha
opposed to the change and I am quite sure
the change cannot be made this year."
The reference to the corn show as the
National Corn and Grain Exposition of the
National Corn association Is not altogether
popular with Oman an s who have subscribed
the money to support both the corn show
and the largest part of the money to cairy J
on the work of the National Corn associa
tion. This association promised the Na
tional Corn Exposition its moral support
and influence of its membership. But un
der the present arrangement the National
Corn Exposition or business men of Omaha
are putting up the money and wondering
why the other fellows claim the show aa
their "ownest own."
Bennett's Breakfast Coffee, 2-lb. can 400 and
Bennett's Teas, assorted kinds, pound 88 o and
Bennett's Tea Slftlngs. per pound 15c and
Evaporated Black Raspberries, per pound a 60
Bennett's Capitol Pure Mape Syrup, H gallon eooi quart ..
Gaillard's Olive Oil, large bottle 70 and
Hartley's Marmalade. Jar 8O0 and
Boston Brown Bread Flour, pkg lOo and
Sweet Pickled Peaches, quart jnr 950
Mignonette Pens, three cans , 860
Royal Tomatoes. 12ltc cans for Be
Kamo- Catsup, per bottle S3o and
I. a Onrondals Sardines, can lOo and
riatavin Salmon, tall can .' S9o and'
Walker's Chill Con Carnl, can lOo and
Yankee Rose Toilet Soap, three cakes 6o and
F.conomv Clothes Cleaner, bottle 860 and
Diamond Crystal Table Salt, pkar lOo and
Vegetable and Flour Seeds, pkg 8V4o
Diamond S 1hlll Sauce, bottle. XSo and
Jell-O Ice Cream Powder, pkg lOo and
R0 green-stamps
40 green stamps
IS green stamps
300
50 green stamps
20 green stamps
10 green stamps
20 green stamps
5 green stamps
20 green stamps
6 green stamps
10 green stamps
20 green stamps
10 green stamps
10 green stamps
i green stamps
You!
Mr.
Workingman
OMAHA FOURTH GRAIN MARKET
Report f Goverameat Shows Mis
souri River Markets Are
apresac.
According to the Department of Commerce
and Uabor Omaha is the fourth largest pri
mary grain market In the world.
The report for the month of March has
Just been isbued and on total grains Omaha
is in fourth place. This is higher than the
city. has ever been before and according lo
officials of the Grain exchange vindicates
the claim that the principal grain markets
of the future will be those closest to the
fields where grain Is produced.
The Omaha Grain exchange will hold its
How about your feet after a
hard day's work do they ache
and bother you more than all the
rest of your body?
How about your shoes have
they always hurt and been Ill-fitting?
Did they take the shape of
your foot as the Incompetent
salesman said they would? Ah!
there's the trouble not so much
in the shoes as the fit. Our sys
tem is a perfect fit or no sale if
we can't fit you we will not urge
you to take something that makes
you think about us all day long
we want you to forget all about
your shoes till you take 'em off
at night-"then we want you to
feel they are the best and easiest
shoes you ever had.
Our 2.50 shoes fits just as
well as the $7.00 ones and we
guarantee you will have no com
plaint about the wearing quality.
Drexcl Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam Street
first meeting today to reconcile Its
plans to the new change In organization.
E. J. McVann opened an office In the Com
mercial club rooms Monday as manager of
the club's traffic bureau. F. B. Manches
ter took charge of the oftice In the Bran
deis building. Mr. Manchester secured the
secretaryship recommendation by the grain
dealers' committee and will mnugi; the
clearing house work and the smaller traffic
affairs. The Grain exchange has subscribed
liberally to the Commercial club bureau to
have Mr. McVann continue to handle the
larger traffic affairs.
!ABY
Mime?
tou; .t87.n .
Halur.ce 10 raise. f7.Uwi.27. ; Time limit.
June 1. .
Quick Action for Tour Uoaey lou get
that by using Tha Bta advertising columns.
Becoming a moth., snouldbe
a source of joy, but the suffer
ing incident to the ordeal
qq makes its anticipation one ot
dread Mother's Friend is
the only remedy which re
lieves women of much of the
pain of maternity; this hour, dreaded as woman's severest trial, is not
only made less painful, but danger is avoided by its use. Those who
use this remedy are no longer despondent or gloomy; nervousness,
nausea and other distressing conditions are overcome, and the system
In fold,"aysminy whohave llVI IVJ-i 11 Ifil Cv5-iV
iicrt It 81.00 see bottle at drug stores.
tootfcsn nailed rise. iTTTTAn T3V
TBX B&AS11BXD REO0LATOK CO.
Atlanta, Ca,
TA11, BLACK, GREEN,
0XBL00D AND SHINY
8350BndS4o
WALK -OVER STYLES
FOR IVIEN
Tou will find fashion's newejit
production Irt our collection of cor
rect lasts for this season, at the
Walk-Over Shoe Store
314 South 15th St.
Tour Doors South of Beaton Sing Co.
Zd. B. Thompson, Walk-OTsr Man.
Van or Wajon
Whca You Want It
We attend to your moving orders
not at our convenience, but yours.
For aulck action call us. Our facili
ties for moving or storing household
goods are unsurpassed.
OMAHA VAN & STORAGE CO.
16O0 Farnain St.
Doug. 1559 Ind. A j559
HEALING EXTRAORDINARY.
If you want to be cured by a supreme
power, no matter what your belief, of ail
physical or mental ailments, as sound as
If you never had an ailment, deposit price
In bank payable to me when you are
cured. If there Is a breath left In you
when I get the bank notice of deposit
life can be saved. Send letter by express,
prepaid. Phone Ind. AST72. America B.
Cooper, 1616 H. 25th street
Have your eyes tested and glasses
made to fit you by
Warn A life-long
experienced optician
Wurn Optical Co.
right on the 8. W.
corner Sixteenth and
Farnam. Tel. Doug.
36I.
Reliable
Dentistry
Taft's Denial Rooms
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Oasafca, Nebraska.
Modish Hew Millinery at Less
More delightfully complete assortments, . more winning
originality of design eould scarcely be imagined and quality,
beauty and assortments are coupled with prices that mean a
150 to 25 saving. All hats marked in plain figures here.
Put Up Your Pineapples Now
We have another extra fancy car of Pineapples in. This makes three car
loads in 10 days. They are cheaper now than they will be anytime this spa
son. Tuesday we will open this car and place them on sale at the following
prices.. Each. 5, 7, 10,, 12ttt: Per dozen 83S $1.10. 81.35
Per case, any size, S2.50.
READ THK BIG CXT PRICE SALE IX FRESH VEGETABLES.
Fresh Beels, Carrots or Turnips, per
bunch ' t 4o
Fresh Cabtmge. per pound J " Sn
Fresh Cucumbers, each ' r, .
Fresh Parsley, per hunch !t!W,r
bunches Fresh Green Onions ......... r.c
Monday's prices on all irrocerles. butter,
cheese, crackers and meats.
Fresh Spinach, per peck 10c
3 bunches Fresh Asparagus 10c
4 hunches Fresh Radishes Be
2 bunches Fresh Ieaf Letuce ,...tc
Fresh Peas, per quart Be
Fnncy Wax or Qreen Beans, lb 10c
Fresh lie Plant, per lb 2 Vie
Freah Ripe Tomatoee, per lb 7Hc
DON'T :
FORGET
TRY MYDEN'S FIRST
IT
PAVO
AnnSilent Ursday
The greatest bargain salq of
fine Muslin Underwear, Silk
Petticoats and materials tlW
was ever known in Omaha or
the West.
We secured for cash the en
tire samples and sample lines
of the Edwards Manufactur
ing Co. at a small fraction
of th eir actual worth, and will
place them on sale Thursday
at most w o n d e r f ul bargain
prices ever known.
Watch papers for further an
nouncements. See 16th St. window'display,
DON'T
FORGET
TRY MYDEN'S FIRST
IT
PAYO
DR. BRADBURY, DENTIST ""frf Vi.. VtsI""
Crowns, np from.. $2M '''liMHMaaisavil Bridge Work, par
fartlal Platsa, up :'sS-2'1 J'w- tooth, up from tees
from to.09
Painless Extracting 0O
nillnss. up from BO
Porcelain Jfllllnss.
up from I1JI
kerves removed wlta.
tut pain.
AZ.TSOX.AB WOII
A irXCUXTX.
Work auarautved tea
years.
n
WaBB Paper
Having DOUGHT FROM RECEIVER
off the Firm off RUTHERFORD & JEN
SEN their Magnificent Stock of WALL
PAPER of English, French and Ger
man Stock-STRICTLY UP-TO-DATE
which we OFFER AT ONE-TENTH their
ORIGINAL VALUE. Come and LOOK
THEM OVER at
2008 Farnam St.
Graduation Day
Is a very Important time In tho life nf our yotins people.
A watch presented at this time would be kept nil the
years memory of that day. We have a beautiful line
nil prices all grades. Look for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
1318 DOtGLAS STREET.
Garden Tools and Sprayers
Why fi.ol awav your time with the old hoe and rske when we can fix
ynu out with the Planet Jr. Tools at a verv small cost and vmi can di three
tlma the amount of work with less time and labor? Call at our retail store
Kit Howard street and see what we have.
THE NEBRASKA SEED CO.
P. 8. Don't foriet spraying your fruit t'c-s Increases the yield not t
la's yet.
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