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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1909)
TIIE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JUNE H1 Poll. tl-10T FBOSSS BItCl H PSPTS The Cool Store It is pleasant to shop in this itore even in the sum mer time. No doubt the wide aisles, the high ceiling and our perfect ventilation are responsible. Those of you who come down in the cool of the morning will find that - the whole day goes more pleasantly, because you have begun right. Try it Saturday morning. The store is filled with bright seasonable merchandise that will not tarry long and if you would get your share of the best of it, you must come early. Ib. a-!S4t Great Glove Sale Saturday Special Sale of 16 Button Russet Bilk Gloves In heavy quality. Worth op to ft. 00, Saturday at 8 A. M.. per pair, 78c. Main Floor. Ideal Summer Hosiery Women's thread allk hose with cotton soles auu cotton garter tops, excellent for wear, $1.25 per pair. Main Floor. Special Reductions Come Saturday. $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 Dress Goods in the Great June Sale 08c a Yard. Smart, high class styles, the kind that makes exlusive looking skirts. $2.00 Malsh Worsteds la new striped effect, $1.76 Striped Novelties, $1.50 Fine Striped Panamas, $1.25 Cream Storm Serges and hun dreds of others, 8c a yard. NH- Se display In sixteenth street window and new mannish tailored skirts we are making to order during this great June sale, also petticoats from any material you may choose. Main Floor. June Sale of House Dresses Saturday at the Bargain Square. We purchased from the house of Mendel Bros., a lob of two piece house dreeaes at a treat reduction. Three wa will place on apeclal aala Saturday at much under their regular price. Be here early. $3 00 Hounc l)reosee, Saturday, each II. 49 II SO House Dresses, Saturday, each $1 2 $2.00 Houee Mouae Dreaaea, Pfiturday, each lo 11.26 Wrappere, Saturday, each lo Basement. - ' Underwear That Assures Comfort to Every Man. When a man's underwear fits comfortably and Is light in weight, he Is In a condition to enjoy the hot days. You'll find the best sorts at our Men's De partment and every garment Is economically price. Men's balbrlggan shirts and drawers in ecru or white, long- or short sleeres. All sizes, at, a garment, 50 cents. Athletic underwear for men, shirts have no sleeves, drawers are knee length. These are Ideal uui weather garments, all sUee, at, a garment, CO cents. Imported French Balbrlggan shirts and drawers, excellent for wear. All sizes, at each, 75 cents. Men's fine mercerized or silk finished gauze shirts and drawers, extra well made. All sizes, at, a garment, $1.00. Superior Union Suits In all summer weights, prices start at $1.00; Main Floor, south aisle. W. B. Corsets W. B. Nuform Corsets, perfect an Imperfect figure. Its lines are your lines. It follows the con tour of the person, correcting 111 grace here and there, but never Inflicting harm or discomfort. We have the special style meant Just for you. When down town stop at our Corset Department, on second floor and let us show you your style. Prices of our W. B. Corsets from $1.00 upward. Second Floor. Great Sale of Odd Curtains Saturday All Odd Lots of Lace and Swiss Curtains that have accumulated from our Spring Stock. Two to six of a kind, some slightly soiled, go on Sale Satur day at er orniojs reduction in price. f There are 32 different lots in this sale. To give you an Idea of the great reduction, we mention these: $4 00 White Nottingham Curtains, six in the lot, for 16 .91. IR.60 White real Cluny Lace, five In the lot, for $4.S. S3 GO White Nottingham Curtains, four in the lot, for ll.7. $3. So Ecru Flah Net Curtain, four in the lot, for $2 6. 111.00 White Rrussels Net Curtains, three in the lot. for 17 98. 14.75 White Cable Net Curtains, two In the lot, for $1.98. 11 60 Ruffled Swiss Curtains, five In the lot, for $1.9. West Basement. Cool Resting Rooms on Third Floor. Pure Filtered Iced Water on Main Floor. B-t-H-9. be ascertained by deducting from the gross amount of Ha Income from business tran sacted and capital Invested within the Vnlted States and any of Its territories, Alaska and the District of Columbia. Dedaetloas for Forelara Concerns. "All the ordinary and necessary expenses actually paid within the year out of earn ings In the maintenance and operation of Its business and property within the I'nlted States and Its territories, Alaska and the District of Columbia.., "AH losses actually sustained within the year In business conducted by It within the United fttatea, not compensated by Insur ance or otherwise, including a reasonable allowance for depreciation of property, If any, and In the case of Insurance com panies, the sums required by law to be carrlrfto premium reserve fund. "Interest actually paid within the year on Its bonded or other Indebtedness to an amount of such bonded and other in dehtcdness not exceeding the proportion of its paid-up capital stock outstanding at the close of the year which the gross amount of Its Income for the year from business transacted and capital Invested within the United States and any of Its territories, Alaska and the District of Columbia, bears to the gross amount of Its Income derived from all sources within and without the United States. "The sums paid by it within the year for taxes Imposed under the authority of the United States or of any state or territory thereof. "All amounts received by It within the year as dividends upon stock of other cor porations, joint stock companies or asso ciation, and Insurance companies, subject to the tax hereby Imposed." It Is provided that there shall be de ducted from the amount of the net lncoma of each corporation, subject to the tax, the sum of 15,000, the tax being computed upon the remainder. Returns Made Under Oath. Every concern subject to the tax Is re quired, on or before March 1 of each year, to make a true and accurate return under oath, or affirmation of Its president, vice president or other principal officer, and Its treasurer or associate treasurer, cover ing the character of Its organisation and the amount of buslnes transacted during the year, to the collector of Internal reve nue for the district In which the corpora tion Is organised; or. In the case of for eign corporations, stork companies or In surance companies. In the place where Its principal business Is carried on within the United States. The return must, however, set forth: "(1) Total amount of paid up capital stock outstanding at the close of the year; (2) total bonded and other Indebtedness; (3) gross amount of Income during the year capital stock which gross Income from business transacted and capital Invested within the United State, bears to gross Income from all sources within and wlthou: the United States; (S) amount paid fur federal or local taxes; () net Income after making the deduction authorised. Books May Be Eaamlaed. Loral collectors will transmit the re turns forthwith to the commissioner of In ternal revenue In Washington. Upon evidence justifying the opinion that the return made by a corporation Is In oorrect, or whenever Insufficient or no re turn has been made the commissioner is empowered to designate any regularly ap pointed revenue agent to examine the books or papers of such corporation, and take testimony of a responsible officer of the corporation In order to produce the Infor mation required for the purpose of as sessing the ttx. The commissioner Is authorised also to Invoke the aid of any United States court to require the attend ance of such officers or employes and the production of books and papers. Upon the Information so acquired the commissioner of internal revenue may amend any re turn or make a return where none has been made. Returns are to be retained by the com missioner, who will assess the tax. In the event of any return being made with false or fraudulent Intent the commissioner is required to add 100 per cent of such tax and In case of neglect or refusal to make return, or to verify the same to commis sioner Is to sdd 60 per cent to the tax. .When the neglect Is occasioned by sick ness or the absence of a responsible officer of the corporation subject to the tax the collector Is allowed to extend the time, not exceeding thirty days. Assessment made by the commissioner must be paid by the corporations before June 30 of each year. Corporation Records Protected. After assessments have been made the returns of corporations must be filed in the office of the commissioner of internal revenue and they will then constitute pub llo records and as such will be opened for Inspection. For the protection of a cor poration against the wrongful use of In formation the following Is provided: "It shall be unlawful for any collector, deputy collector, agent, clerk, or other officer or employe of the United States to divulge or make known In any manner whatever not provided by law to any per son and Information obtained by him In the discharge of his official duty, or to divulge or make known In any manner not provided by law any documentry evidence taken or report made under this section except upon the special direction of the president; and any offense against the foregoing provision shall be a misdemeanor and be punished by a fine not exceeding $1,000 or by Imprisonment, not exceeding one year, or both, at the discretion of the court" If any corporation subject to the tax refuses or neglects to make a return in the manner required or shall make a false or fraudulent return It is liable to a penalty of not less than $1,000 and not exceeding $10,000. When any person authorised by law to make or to verify a return, sball make a false or fraudulent statement for the purpose of evading the assessment he becomes liable to a fine not exceeding $1,000 or a prison sentence of not more than one year, or both. 26. 1W0. ratanrasn - " " " .wii s mi mum. hul i.l. mi ii ii hi i in i in iiiiii mi i 113 Soutii lom Street. OPPOSITE F. W. WOOLWORTH'S fic and iOc STORE from all sources, and if organized under the laws of a foreign country the gross amount of Its Income derived from business transacted and capital Invested within the United States; (4) amount received by way of dividends upon stock of other corpora tions or concerns subject to the tax; (5) total ordinary and necessary expenses actually paid out of earnings In the main tenance and operation of the business and properties, and In the case of foreign com panies, the cost of operation In conducting business transacted within the United States; (8) total losses actually sustained during the year and not compensated by Insurance or otherwise, stating separately any amount allowed for depreciation of property, and In the case of Insurance companies the sums required by law to be carried to premium reserve funds, and In the case of a concern organized under the laws of a foreign country, all losses actually sustained by It In business con ducted within the United States, not com pensated by Insurance or otherwise, stating separately any amounts allowed for drpre elation of property, and In the case of In surance companies the sums required by law to be carried to premium reserve fund; (7) amount of Interest actually paid on bunded or other Indebtedness to an amount not exceeding the paid up capital stock, or In case of a foreign corporation, not exceeding the proportion of Its paid up MAYOR TO MAKE PERSONAL CAMPAIGN FOR HIS BONDS H Will Canvass If Conncll Approves Issue for Plre Enajtne Hanso and Art Gallery. A personal campaign In behalf of bonds for an' art Institute building for Omaha and for additional, fire engme houses will be 'made by Mayor Dahlman in the fall campaign in the event the council acts fa vorably on his recommendation snd sub mlts to the people the question of voting the bonds. The mayor' has received assurance from '. L. Haller that tho city can get the valuable Llnlnger art collection If It will provide a fireproof building costing not ess than $711,000 and in the mayor's opinion this Is a "chance in a lifetime" and should not be passed. He believes an art gallery oould be built on the lots adjoining the public library. If the council will submit the question I will undertake to do the rest." said the mayor.' "The people voted down the fire engine bonds this spring because they did not understand the question, but If I mo into the campaign and talk on this one issue they will vote bonds both for fire engine bouses and for the art gallery." I just why we've made friends 1 of so many "Small Women." iTM, madam, the salt XS quite a Utile Urge, bat than we eaa oat It sown te year slas aU right." Bow OTTBW that has seen beard U the various suit rooms of Omaha, and how Omi has soma "small woman" been DXSAJTTOrJrriD bitterly disappointed with a wt-dowa garment that had lest BTKBT bit of Its farmer oharsas bsoaaae it BAD been sat down. ITS foresaw the STXXD for a line of attire designed, eat and sullt In alas BO "small women" and latro dnoed It the result la that m Idea Is now famens. The woman who wears garments la alses between 3d and 8S woaldat think of pmroaaalag a "altered", coat down" garment while afcle to flad her also ready to wear at eaoa. -every pleasing whim in "washable garments" for the sum mer of 1909 has been modeled into "small women's" sizes shown here SUMMER DRESSES. All of the fluffiest, crispest lawns, dot ted Swisses and Dimities. Prettiest patterns, tf f fast colors, $7.60 and vp IU i COAT SUITS. In swellest linens, reps, remy cloths, etc., etc. Quite the caper for wear while traveling. T 7 C A At 17.50, $10.00 and on to v? f .JU SEASHORE DRESSES of madras or linen. sailor collar in Dutch effect, to the hem. Superb, at only With new round These button HOUSE DRESSES of chambray and a half dozen other proper fabrics. Long sleeve or jumper styles, in many pretty shades. At $2.50 and 1 $7.50 $3.50 Send for Newest Catalog. II ' i I 1 laf ej m you no rtoptrs OwM STOSf Mas trail im-!317 DoudlAS Street Omaha-Net. Mall Orders Filled Precisely 6) lSli&iStSiSl JJtyS&,fS&&&'&)S&JG s-an additional pair ?of white flannel or I serge trousers with each blue serge suit ssold here today . . Orklns' Great Sale. Saturday morning promptly at t o'olock Orkln Bros, will open the greatest sale of tailored suits Omaha has ever known. Over 600 high-class tailored suits that sold at 125, lffl.75, 135 and 40 will be on sale Saturday at III. 60. See Orkln Bros.' ad vertlament on page 15. The Weather. WASHINGTON, June X5.-Forecast for Saturday and Sunday: For Nebraska Locaf showers. For Iowa Partly cloudy; showers Satur day night or 8unday. For Kansas, Missouri and South Dakota Local showers. Temperature a t Omaha yesterday: Hour. I a. m I a. m T a. m ( a. m t a. m 10 a. m II a. m 1J m 1 p. m I P. I P- 4 p. 6 p. I p. 7 p. P- P- m m m m m m fn m Deg. ... a ... 64 ... 61 ... 6 ... 72 ... 78 ... 7 77 .... 78 .... sO .... M .... tl .... SI .... 80 .... M .... 78 .... 76 Local Record OFFICE OF TUB WEATHER BUREAU, OMAHA. June Z6.--ornciai record or tem perature and precipitation compared with the corresponding day ears: laxtmum temperature. Minimum temperature Mean temperature Precipitation of the last three IMS. 1907. im m 82 73 . 14 M 65 58 .71 74 68 M . .00 .00 .04 .00 Temperature and precipitation departures from the normal at umana since juarcn l, snd compared with the last two years: Normal temperature Deficiency for the day Deficiency since March 1 146 Normal precipitation 17 inch Deficiency for the day 17 men Total rainfall since March 1 11.68 Inchv Detlclency since March 1 1.47 Inch Excess for cor. period. lauS t. 22 Inches Deficient for cor. period. 1907.. S.i'l Inches Reports fraaa Statloas at T P. II Station and State Tem. Mas. Rain of Weather. T p. m. Bismarck, part cloudy 8 Cheyenne, part cloudy 68 Chicago, cloudy 68 Davenport, eloudy 78 Denver, part cloudy 71 Havre, part ' cloudy 64 Helena, cloudy 64 Huron, cloudy 74 Kansaa City, clear 82 North Platte, raining 76 Omaha, clear to Rapid City, clear..... 76 Saint Louis, eloudy 70 Saint Paul, clear...: 76 Halt Lake City, dear 76 Valentine, eloudy 78 WUllMoo. cloudy U . "T" Indicates trace of precipitation. L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster, New Wash Dresses on Sale Saturday THESE stylish new dresses are almost indispensable to a woman's wardwrobe; they are so practical and useful for summer wear. Every dress is beautifully made of splendid quality wash materials, with buttons and braiding in tail ored effects. Special Saturday, at tnmmei in all colors, trimmed Stylish New Tailored Suits at Wonderful Reductions ' This is an extraordinary opportunity to buy a stylish new suit at great reduction. Through the delay of our opening we are compelled to make the sacrifice and you have the opportunity to select from a complete new stock. $35 Tailored Suits $19.50 reduced to $27.50 Tailored Suits S17.50 reduced to ... $25 Tailored Suits SI 5.00 $55 Tailored Suits $35.00 reduced to $45 Tailored Suits $29.75 reduced to $39.50 Tailored Suits $25.00 reduced iHDIBHEllTI, Vide TWELFTH NIGHT unmiu for Benefit of PUBLIO PLAY GROUNDS Tuestiay. June 29, 7:30 P. M. Matin Wednesday- Much Ado About Nothing Tori Crook Military Band. Tickets S5c Reserved Seats st Owl Drug Store. ISth and Harnry Sta. P2Q-$22 we refer to our young men's suits, the lofty class make, in sizes 31 to 38 .50 and $ jTjnri.rwin.rsnr i-jriiJ" - - " is m , the tale of a "Sampeck" coat it speaks for itself. "Bo. I'm not proud but X know nty worth. TTox put p By BliL tailors who smile and 11 ST JOT their work. A Batumi born artist de signed me lingers over my lines every season 'till he snakes of m. a thing of grace to be sought by fashion and approved by saasoallaes. "I do not fall to pteoes, because X am BBAXX.T sewed Z do not shrink while yon WEIR me because t am shrank before they eve pat the shears Into me. X do not shrivel and sag because X am r&OPEmXT braced with bound edge hair oloth and aanvaa wherever It Is necessary. (The bound edge prevents sharp hairs sUokiaa- through me from the hair oloth.) "And another thing, my linings are real alasey BrUllantU. and not a oh.ap serge or Italian cloth. My collar and lapels are as moulded and STAT that way because they are hand felled (edg-e. turned by hand). When a young man envelopes me around him, he braces up, forhe XWOWS1 he Is dressed he tlOVI that X TIT him as though XB were POVBBD Into me. "Turn me inside out look at my padding, Interior sewing, stlteh lnr see my hand sewed button holes teet my ttAmUtm co lore d e A NTTHI5. you wish with rot h t comparlsoa but I HOW 1 ; am BBTTBB BUIX.I. LOOK SSCABTXB Snd wlU t1t tht way XfOBGEB than any "f my carelessly made oouslns about town. And the beauty of It aU is that X do not cost any more thaa my Ul-fltttnf relatives. trouse; because And X wish to say a good word for my two brothers ,rU-theV're built as good a. X am aad they are aat a. Baiupeek' built them." st and pieud Tem. fall ta .01 74 .04 82 .00 12 T 4 Ok , 72 T 74 .00 78 .10 M T a - t U .04 78 Tl M .48 78 .00 71 .Of M .00 4 .03 TBI YOU MO PEOPLE'S OwM STOKE BO YDS 6th Di Wek I Today at 8.30- CAPACITY EVERY NI6HT -Tonla-ht at SilS WOODWllO ITUOX CO. Bthel Barry more' s Busoeas "SUNDAY" V-Wezt Week iKIUHT BUST ABTXf IR -rpOIVIE STOCK CO. 99 HILLMAN Cousin Helen Admission, 10s and BOo. IIXT WXBB 'The Burglar's Wife." HOTELS AND CAFES. SCHLITZ FOR THE SUMMER SEASON- Her. Is a Hat of good things at our bargain counter. Relishes Bo and lOo Soup 10s Fish.. is. to soo Entrees lSo to soo Roasts 160 to S6o Cold Meat. 16e to Oo Vegetables So and 10. Balads lOo to 86o Desserts So and lOo Coffee, Tea, Milk - o From i.to a.m. till Midnight TIE rXDLBlN-KUXrHY 10TEL Cfc, proprietors. Sixteenth Beat Tar nam. Sandwichoe- 0We Have Made the Reputation for H the Beat Eandwlohes served. A Full a THE BOSTON LUNCH M l 1618 raraam. "OS XougUs. Eg Always Open, Q Call Us by 'Phone Whenever teu want some thing, call 'Phone Douglas BS and make It knows through a Bee Want Ad. 18 14 1317 DouHlas Street Omaha Send for New Spring Catalogue. Ms l. " - HOTEL ROME VBXQVB. Summer Garden Connecting with Bome's vineyard XBTXTXBO. BBOXABTXBO, BBTBABCXB4V MOW OPEN No Question as to the Superiority, of CALUMET Daklnc Powder Receive. Hislest Avars' VerU's Pore Fee. Ess. Chicago, IW7.
