i'HK OMAHA SUNDAY BEE : JUNE f, 1909.
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WATER HOSE
IS THE MOST durable,
serviceable Garden Hose
ever made. Very different
from the kind that peel
and leak after a few
weeks' use.
GOODRICH HOSE
Is the best known hose made and our prices
are right. Every foot warranted.
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SHELTON HERE NEXT WEEK
Denrer Captive it Expected in Omaha
Monday or Tuesday.
James Morton & Sons Co.
1511 and 1513 Dd Street.
HARDWA.RB sNL TOOLS
Pumps and
Oxlor
s
For The
Young Bride
- These Extremely Rich and
Dressy Pumps, Ribbon Ties
and Button and Lace Oxfords
Oxfords
For The
Groom
, You'll never see or wear a
smarter Oxford than those
found at Alexander's. They
have all the style possible to
put into Oxfords and the
quality and finish is of the
$4.00 and $5.00 variety
$2.50
All of the season's approv
ed styles and leathers, made
by the world's best -shoemakers.
They're the regu
lar $4.00 and $5.00 Oxfords.
See for yourself.
LOOKS LIKE EARLY TRIAL NOW
Seventy Wltaesaea Hare Already Bwi
Sahpoenaed In the Case at the
Overlaad Limited Mall
Robbery.
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Jack Bhelton, the fourth man of the ban
dit crew aliened to be Implicated In ths
Overland mall holdup of May 2J, probably
will reach Omslia Monday or Tueaday. H
la mill under arrest In Denver. A warrant
for lil return to Omaha haa been tent. to
Denver by the United Statea authorities
at Omaha.
Before his return to Omaha can be
oured helton will have to appear before
the United Statea commissioner at Den
ver, who will bind him over to the federal
grand jury at Omaha, and then an order of
removal will have to be aeoured from th
United States Judge of the Denver federal
dlstrlot.
The' question of the trial of the, men.
should indictments be returned again!
them next week by the federal grand Jury,
la at present Interesting the federal au
thoring, and the determination haa been
reached that the trial shall take place eert
in July.
The moral effect of an early trial will
be excellent," said Marshal Warner. "It
will be a salutary lesson for train robbers
and will Indicate to them that the govern
ment Is determined to permit no delay
consistent with Justice.
Drvratr Witnesses Already.
Seventy witnesses have already been
summoned In the tase and the government
does not propose to take any chances
through the pocetbU abt-enoe of witnesses
A new feature in the case haa reoently
developed in the appearance of the clothes
line that was recovered from the mall
sacks at the Brown Fark school house.
It Is now believed that this clothes line
was used to haul the mall sacks up onto
the viaduct from1 the point where they
were carried by the mall clerks and En
gineer MlkelJobn. The vehicle In which
they were carried away waa In all prob'
ability In watting there, which accounts
for the absence of any vehicle traoks In
the immediate vicinity of the holdup. It is
now thought that with the constant vehi
cle trafflo over the viaduct it would be lm
possible to trace any particular vehicle and
that the robbers were onto this fact.
Marshal Warner made a thorough In
spectlon of the ground In which the caohe
of the robbers was found near the Brown
Park school house Friday, and District
Attorney Oess and Postofflce Inspector
Thompson made a similar inspection Sat
urday morning. ,
The Impression la growing that the fifth
man In the holdup waa an Omaha man, or
one, at least, thoroughly familiar with
Omaha and lta environs, and that It was
this man who lit the signal light the night
of the robbery, and who may have had
charge of the automobile or other vehicle
in which the mall aacka were hauled to the
Brown Park school. The Plnkertons and
Omaha detective force have a line on this
suspected party and are confident that
they will have him in custody within a
few days.
ALEXANDER
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We Announce for Monday a
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special showing beautiful new
Pongee Coats, Lingerie Dresses, Silk Dressea, Tailored Wash Suits,
Pongee Silk Suits, Shirt Waists.
The correct thing for every occasion in the roost exclusive styles
and priced very reasonable for the high character of the garments. ,
New Lingerie and Tailored Shirt Waists
The style display changes almost dally In our Waist Section. So steadily are new
models brought forth. The advance Ideas In waists are always to be seen here first.
For this week we hare hundreds of new styles la the daintiest Lingerie and Semi
tailored effects, Prices $5.00 $3.75 $2.50 1.08 $1.30 08
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Great Sale of Sample Lingerie Dresses
Wonderful values. These dresses are all beautiful new designs. Some are. very
elaborately trimmed with finest embroideries and laces and some are plain designs.
150.00 Lingerie Dresses, at.,
$34.60 Lingerie Dresses, at. . ,
$35.00 Lingerie Dresses, at..
$29.76 Lingerie Dresses, at..
$35.00 Mo-GO Lingerie Dresses, at.,
$25.00 1 $10-60 Lingerie Dresses, at..
$22.50 $16.00 Lingerie Dresses, at.,
$17.50 1 $12-60 Lingerie Dresses, at.
$15.00
$12.50
$10.00
$7.50
New Pongee Silk Suits ,535.00
These suite are 6trlctly plain tailored garments, beautiful new models
made of finest silk pongee materials. Very specially priced, at. $36,00
New Tailored Wash Suits
A grand collection of new tailored wash suits will be shown Monday.
These suits are perfectly tailored of the genuine original Repp material,
which is guaranteed to wash without shrinking or fading. Specially
prices at $10.50 $17.50 $15.00 -nd $12.50
Beautiful Silk Foulard Dresses
New dresses made of finest quality silk foulard, perfect made In pretty
new designs and patterns. Specially priced at
$10.50 $22.50 $25.00 "i $20.75
New Pongee Cokts
There is a great demand for the light and serviceable pongee coats and
we are showing them in very clever models. Some are beautifully trim--med
and some are plain tailored.
Specially priced at. ........ .. . , . . . .$15.00 $10.50 $25.00
went to Des Molncs to attend the meetings
held there.
As the conventions have a membership
Consisting of the Instructors In the principal
business and commercial colleges of the
west, the meeting In Omaha, centrally lo
cated as the city Is, will be largely attended.
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BAILEY ', MACH
DENTISTS
"It's a Holdup,"
Says Mahoney
To Which Aspersion on Hit Client At
torney Woodrouya Hotly
7 Eetorta.
"This Is a holdup case," said T. J. Ma
honey, arguing before Judge Kennedy Sat
urday morning In the matter of a new trial
In the suit of Lemoreaux & Peterson
against Phelan, Shirley et al. ;
Attorney J. W. Wood rough Jumped to his
feet and retorted hotly.
Next the court took a hand and Instructed
the attorneya to avolj personalities.
The plaintiffs assert thaU Phelan A
Shirley, general contractors for the Pacific
coast extension of the Milwaukee, granted
a subcontract and then withdrew It. Judge
Kennedy took the case away from the Jury
when It waa up before.
Dan Hurley is
Now a Priest
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Omaha Boy Who Works Hii Way
Along Till Be Ordained in
Tew Days.
Dan Hurley, who grew to young man
hood -in Omaha and was graduated from
Crelghton university four years ago,- will
be ordained in Bt. Louis Friday and cele-
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Trunks, Suit Cases Mailing Cases
for the June Bride and Groom
Suit Cases from $1.35 to $135.00
These are In all sixes, styles and
quality. We carry the largest line
In the city -and can furnish just
what you want Matting Suit
Cases are light, durable and con
venient Prices up from. .$2.00
Trunks from. . .$3,50 to $70 00
Our own make Trunks and Suit
Cases cannot be duplicated In Omaha.
You will not find their equal for
"wear and tear."
Our price are lower than you wlU
have to pay for inferior grades else
where. Inspect our line before buying-
, Omaha
Trunk Factory
TeL Dons. 10SM 1200 Farnam Bt.
fi'n";';
brate his first mass at the Sacred Heart
church In Omaha, Sunday, June 13.
Few young men are better known than
Dan Hurley, as he worked his way through
the university at various kinds of em
ployment, among other thinga soliciting
advertising on the True Voice. Because
of the many friends he has here, he haa
been Invited to celebrate the first mass in
Omaha.
COKY GETS HIS CHANGE OF
VENUE TO COUNCIL BLUFFS
Make Demand af Pole Jadsre, Who
Promptly Slips Him Over
tire River.
Catching men Is not the only business
of the Omaha polios department Some
times It la harder to get rid of fellows and
keep from catching them than anything
else. ,
Coky Townsend Is one of the Rind the
police have to get rid of and keep from
locking up. To accomplish this Is no easy
task. Coky Is the man who la helping to
catch the train robbers and Tie reporta fre
quently to the Omaha police.
Tired of harboring Coky and listening
to lrte reports, the officers got word to
him that Captain Mostyn wanted him to
watch a house opposite the Oenaral hos-H
pltal Friday night.
Early Saturday morning the officers saw
Coky. still watching the house. He re
ported that there were no developments
and no train robbers had left the place
during the night.
Half a dozen have wanted to file a com
plaint against the fellow, alleging Insanity,
but the police know "dope" is responsible
for all the Insanity about Coky a.nd, Sat
urday a charge of vagrancy was filed
against him.
Before the Judge Coky said: -v
"Not guilty, your honor, and I demand a
change of venue."
The man was sentenced to go across the
river and stay in Iowa.
HERE'S PIECE OF LUCK FOR YOU
V. A. RplesHerarar ReeTrra His Watrh
Lost la Iowa Tea Days
Afto.
N. A. Fpleaberger received a watch he
lost on the trade tour In western Iowa ten
days ago, from Dr. R. R. Williams of
Manning, la., Saturday.
Sptesberger was riding In Dr. Williams'
automobile when It ran Into another ma
chine .spilling the occupants out of the car.
Then he discovered his watch was gone
and all efforts to find It failed."
Cleaning his automobile Friday Dr. Wil
liams found the thin eased watch "some
where in the geerlng or In the cylinder,"
Says Sptesberger.
A Break for Liberty
from stomach, liver and kidney trouble Is
made when a 25c box of Dr. Ring's New
Ufe Pills Is bought Tor sale by "Beaton
Drug Co. k
Esntla, Clsanly
DENTISTRY
Prices Extremelj
Moderate
Dr. J. B. Fickes
Sixteenth and
Farnam, S.W.
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V , ol Trade
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Our work, such as filling, crowning, eitraotlon, ate., la roaitivtly Prea from
Aetaai Palm. W make this statement candidly, accauiae we know it is true. In
addition, ears Is an lJal offica lot busy, particular paopU. No one Is kept wait.
int.: and there la a neatness and thoroughness about the work thut pleases the
most fastidious.
STOrai In anticipation ef hot weather fe are riving away some very dainty
Japanese souvanlr fans. Call and get one whfle they last. None given to children.
STOCX DEMONSTRATION
HELD AT LINCOLN TUESDAY
meaty-Four Two-Year-Old Alfalfa
Fed Steers Vaed for Skowls
How to Judee Aalsaals.
Twenty-four J-yer-old steers have had
ons lone banauet during the winter on
varylr.S proportions of corn and alfalfa,
and Tuesday they will be used by Prof.
H. It. Smith of the University of Nebraska
to show stockmen, commission salesmen
and visitors to the stock yards h6w the
department of animal Industry Judges ant
ma Is.
The demonstration, which begins in ths
live stock pavilion at I o'clock, promises
to be an Interesting event and It Is the
first time such a demonstration has been
given anywhere In the-eountry, so far as
the stockmen end university officials have
been able to learn.
The Nebraska results during the last few
years have demonstrated that some com
bination et corn and alfalfa is capable of
giving the moat profitable returns In cat
tle feeding. During the laat two winters
ths problem of determining the most
profitable proportion of corn to alfalfa
whether a full feed of corn, a half feed
or some Intermediate Quantity has been
under observation.
In the experiment one let of sis steers,
eaoh of which consumed twelve pounds of
ground corn per day and an average of
seventeen pounds of alfalfa, made the
cheapest gains of all and were made fairly
well finished for the market on five
months' feed. In each of the lots fed on
a given ration comparisons ware also made
of Individual steers in their capacity to
make gains.
At the beginning careful measurements
to determine the exact conformation of
eaoh animal were made, and from these
records -there will be shown In this demon
stration' what types are capable of making
the largest gains and what types are cap
able of selling for the highest price per
hundred. The contrast between individuals
in the matter of gains on the aama feed
as high as seventy-six hundredths of
pound per day.
COMMERCIAL TEACHERS WILL
MEET IN OMAHA NEXT YEAR
Coaveatloa) of Ceatral Aaaoctatloa Is
Seearad by tka Local
DeleeTataa.
The Central Commercial teachers Conven
tion which has Just closed a session in
Des Moines, mill corns to Omaha next
year and with it the conference of tha
Western School Managers association.
These meetings were secured for Omaha
by II. E. Boyles of Poyles college and A.
C. Van Hant of the Van Sant scboul, who
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THE QUESTION
Drawn lor Klng-Swanson Co. Dy Alonzo Kimball.
Why is tbis store, whhh has been in existence only nine months, the most widely known clothing store In Omaha today?
The answer is found in the store Itself, its methods, its merchandise, its incomparably low prices and, In the fact, that we put
your interests before our 'own, always. No better way to flud out. whether this store is worthy of its unusual popularity than
to come in and look at our all new 1909 suits st
OlO to $35
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