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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1909)
H 10 TITE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1900. V: 5 TRIPLE ALLIANCE ALL BOSII Paa-8cmdintTiaa Union Hoofed by Vice Consul Wolff. HOTEL ILLS OF SPOKAJTE EDITOE Wsit OasaJisi Mas Bare loriH, Daaa an Kmrtdwf la Tkta Cllr Will Jfo OaimUr rav r It. Local Scandinavian will not generally favor the movement to form a pan-Scandl-navlan alliance to preserve the Integrity of Denmark, Norway and Sweden, eeoordlng to Otto Wolff, Danish Tie eonsul In Omaha. People of thU nationality hay nothing to do with their alatar Scandina vian countries abroad and for thla raaaon Mr. Wolff ballavaa tharo would ba aUll laaa fading of sympathy among Bcandina Una' In A inert oe. Tha teorcmmt' was atarted In Spokane by Harold B. Bwanson. aldtor of tha Amer ican Scandinavian, and ba hopad to enllat tha aapport of tha Seandlnavlana and thalr church societies and ' lodges all ovar America In tha plan to urge upon tha mother countries tha advisability of form Ing tha pan-Scandlnavtan aJllanoe. "It would ba utterly foollah for my mother country or for Norway or Sweden to try to fortify themselves against In vasion by foreign ai-nia," said Danish Vice Consul Wolff. "Tha beat thing thoee little eountriea oould do would ba to resolve themeelvea into purely peaceful commu nities, to show to tha world that they wish to lead Uvea of peace, and then to demand that tha world powers gtvo them peace and protect them from Invasion from Russia or some other 'gobbling' power. "Thla talk of an alliance is all bosh. Norway and Sweden onoe had a Danlah king, but they kicked him out Would they now go and form an alllanoa with Denmark?' I think not It sounds nloe in America, but it will not work In tha old countries." - Of hi plan Editor Swanaon of tha Bpo kana paper, aaya: , "Bona of Scandinavia in America do not presume to shape tha political deatlnlea of tha mother countries any mora than they attempt to fix tha publlo policy of tha United Stales after forms and featarea of government of tha eountriea from which they came, but they asauma ta offer ad vice to the reigning monarch, thalr offi cial representatives and the resident cltl-cent- of tha three sister kingdoms. It is a matter in which tlroy are still Jointly interna ted ' and we believe that Its ad vocacy will gather ' aupport from Scandi navians all over the world." Nebraska Thonc May Build Anew Ueedi More Eoom Since Consolidation and Growth and Will Decide . in Month. The Nebraska Telephone company prob ably will erect a new Omaha building. Con solidation of district offices and their loca tion here, together with the growth of tha local plant make larger quarters impera tive. If tha company decidea to build It will utilise the lots it owns to the weat of the present building at Eighteenth and Douglas streets. If not, quarters In tha John I Kennedy building will probably be rented. "We ahall have to do something," said President Caspar E. Yost, "but whether we ahall build or rent will not be definitely settled for thirty days." COMMODORE WEAD IS BUSY SWELLING SjZE OF HIS CREW Aazloaa to Take Blgr Party OraUa to Yaakton In the If ort ti er fleas. How many - navigators Commodore Frederick D. Wead wltl conduct to Tank ton this morning la yet uncertain, but the chances are a good showing will be made. As the hour of embarkation drew near Commodore Wead constituted himself into a press gang and went about ruth lessly snaring every one in sight The population of Omaha will not tem porarily diminish by the Tankton expedi tion, for a' party of Minneapolis real es tate dealers will be in Omaha Wednesday at 7 a. m. to remain "all day. Real estate men In .the party will' ba guests of tha Omaha Real Estate exchange at noon at luncheon and tha whole party taken for an auto rido In the afternoon. "Coal la hauled for 4 cents a ton by water by a steel mill near Pittsburg and the rail rata for tha same distance Is eO oents." This faoi was narrated to members of the Omaha ReaJ Estate exchange by Frank Tllley of Pittsburg, secretary of the Pitts burg Coal exchange and; a spieler today at the Yankton meeting. . Besides him, F. P. Wead, 8. A. . Bearle and Henry T. Clarke addreeaed tha ex change, which' met 'one day earlier thla week than usual. ' . EXCHANGE BANK STARTS UP Mow state laatltattaa 1st Hayaoa taa-e Trll 0eber, Tka la Barker Bl-k. Tha Corn Exchange bank began business Tuesday morning in a comer of the Hay den store at MM Douglas street The bank will bo located there until October whea It will b moved to Fifteenth smd Farnam In tha Barker block. The new bank has air authorised capital took of 1600.000 with MOO, Out paid up. The offioars Include: President Joseph Hay den. ' VI oe President T. B. Btevens. CashierJ. W.' Thomas. Directors James A Langan. B. F. Mar shall. K. P. Meyers, Charles H. Ptokens, Charles ' R, Sherman. Oootlleb Stors and John R,' Webster. If people with symptoms of kidney or bladder trouble could ' realize their danger they would without loss of time commence taking Foley's Kidney ' Pills. This great remedy stops the pain and tha Irregulari ties, strengthens and builds up these organa and there la no danger of Brlghts' disease or other serious disorder. Do not disregard the aarly symptoms. Sold by all druggists. MORTON AT RIFLE RANGE Ceanwidar of tko Dopartaaoat Will Visit tka Arsay Field at Aaklaied. Brigadier Genera!, Morton, commanding tha Department of the Missouri, will visit tha regular army rifle rang at Ashland today. Ha . will be acoompanlad by -.lieutenant Colonel W. P. Evans, abiaf of staff, and Major D. E. McCarthy, obluf Quartermaster. Ivta . fro a Bio rtwM was prevuntad tr O. W. Cloyd. Plunk, Mo who butled his dangerous wound with BunlAoa'a Arnica, Halve. Ha, Sold ky Baatoa Drug Co. o asBssBBs a ejsaasaa o eaaaaaawo aMsawav o eaasassa o sasaasass o asaaaaw) o easasaaae ssaasassaa' Sale of Umbrellas j a a a as " 39c Good, serviceable umbrellas, in men's and women's sizes natural wood and horn handles, paragon frames many with case. Hundreds of them to select from. Regularly worth 75c; on sale Wednesday, at , $1.50 UMBRELLAS At 95c Men's and women's umbrellas, made out of good quality American taffeta many styles of handles. (IO These are regular $1.0b umbrellas, at UC Women's Rubberized Silk Coals WORTH UP TO $15.00, AT $8.98. Practical raincoats and coats that are suit able for wear in any season. This is a new lot, in plain blues, browns and grays fancy collars and cuffs these coats are worth $15.00 regularly special Wednesday, at ........ , ss,m WOMEN'S SHEER AND BEAUTIFUL Summer Waists Three special groups for Wednesday: .Women's $2.00 tailored lingerie CfcC waists in special O C Women's dainty Dutch neck waists worth up to $3.00, at ! Women's stunning new waists worth up to $4.00, at 1.98 18-lnch Fine Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric Embroidery Floqncingg and Skirtings; also Corset Cover widths Insertions and Galloons, worth up to 50o a yard, at, yard 25c i Special Sale of White Goods Irish Dimity, Bilk Mull, Silk Voile, Organdies, etc., worth up to 40c a yard, at, yard ; 15 Rajah Silks, dot effects, In linen shades, worth 60c a yard, at. . . .25 Our BOc colored Lin- 1 Real Indian Head Suit- I 20c Cotton Crepes, at, ens, at, yard.. .25tl tags, at, yard.. 15, yard .1... 9 Store Closes 5 P. M'; Except Saturday at 10 P. M. Brandeis Stores 1 I o saw HOTELS. irr i Vj 1 Hhieogo IoogEi 1 (AMERICAN OX EUROPEAN PLAN) Finest Hotel on Great Lakes combines) warm hospitality with cool, refreshing lake breezes. Away from the dust and noise of the city, yet only 10 minutes' ride by express trains from the theatre, shopping and business district. It Is delightfully situated close to the famous golf links, lagoons . and other attractions of South Park System. Has 450 large, airy, outside rooms and 251 private baths. Its beautiful lawns, shrubs, flower beds, tennis courts and nearby sandy beach add to the enjoyment of Its guests. A broad veranda of nearly 1,000 feet on two aides overlooks Lake Michigan. Table always the best. One can enjoy all the summer gaieties or find restful quiet In many cool, secluded nooks. Tourists and transient guests have every attention. Handsomely Illustrated booklet free on request. Address Manager, 81st Blvd. and Lake Shore, Chicago, III. Telephone Hyde Park 4000 8 3 DISCOURAGED ABOUT YOUR EYES When you have tried, apent yoor money, failed to set glaaaea that suit ?our eyes, and continue to euffer rom headaches or the many ilia that are. directly traceable to eye strain, call and see ua. Wa went to sea you and fit your eyes sctantlflcaHfr to glasses- Accurately fitted lenaea are a boon to imperfect eyes, and we fit your eyea accurately. Hateson Optical Co., 1TTT FT.. OMAHA. Faclu. y uii ilu i-t .niUes. Xa the Bjaopptaff Dtstrlot. "THE RATIGIAl KEALTB EESCBT" HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA ABrev4 by NtUna aa fttata. Beat rutavaaa ana saeoicnaial Sorlaa-a la America, rtra Claita Hotel. Uosoi. tela sad Bath IIoaa Wnto ta eaiesary CcnaneraVta Oaav SM fijjM-imss. B. Bsa. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Ideal Varaa Paves, 11th aad IpHrfw MoOea, oa I xretttooat yr- ' Lane.1 rs&srSi rail rc Hotel Kuppor litis aad BCoOoo. Kansas City. No. Xa tae Snopptnf Sistriet. Hear all the Theaters. 800 Beaatlfal BVooma. 100 Private Baths. Xot aad oold water la All rooms. Bpaolous lobby, parlors. Telephone la every room. BeaatUol Cafe, rerfeet Oolslaa. $1 to $2.50 Per Day , Btuopeaa Flaa. KUPPER-DENSO HOTEL CO., t. a Bxxaojr, atfi. PLAZA HOTEL Xa coolest hotel in AjT W NEW YORK W S flTTH AyZ-ATCENTBAi. BJsK VI SUMMER GAJLDtN AND TERRACE, Kensington Point Inn Beebarata, Oataxlo, Air, watar. site, unexcelled. Bass. maaklnoriK. trout. Canoeing and camping. Oood aodety. 12.00 a day, $10 00 a week. Bars. a. Olbaoa, Iaeaa, Itafereuca. Tourist ImbL. ( mnmSHam kfaus. , a it tul w mSm U , mf tfce.al BbMMisj i I If B. & H. C.rwn St Amps With Every Purchase 1 1 y , J Every Daj In Kvpry I Apartment. JULY CIEMMCE A IT TT The whole store responds to the sale Zi I! In spirit now. Commencing Wednesday our alii JLLj ilj entire forces will be directed towards disposing of summer merchandise. "We shall compel greatest July business with wonderful price re ductions all along the line in every department. It will form a mighty bargain movement such as comes to Omaha but twice a year. Clearing Wash Dress Goods Better rallies than these are unknown eren to us. Its giving you the cream of tha flneat and most desirable aummer gooda lower than any other store was ever heard of to offer them. SBTXJV TABI.BS SBVBB BIO TABX.XS TABX.B HO. 1126 pieces linen finished suiting, in almost as many patterns, all new and fresh materials just brought down from the atock rooms. Excel lent XOo goods Clearance pries so TABUI BO. a Here you can get tha pick of beautiful silk mixed too fab. rlca, choice Saco silks, Himalaya cloths, Ito and 4Bo poplins, plain or striped July Clearance price. . 99o TABX.B HO. 4 Choose from sflk fin ished. Poplins, or Ottoman for coat suits, silk spot and embossed fan cies, 75c French linens and BOc ' Irish linens sale price 39o TABU HO. 6 Imported madras Suiting, also 78 pleoes French ging hams, 2 So goods, sale price... lOo TABX.B HO. 3 Thla lot Includes fine linen suitings in plain striped ef fects, in moat any color, also Egpy tlan tiaauea and others, 89c, tOc and Etc fabrics 19o TABU HO. 5 Closing entire stock of domestic and Scotch ginghams, that sold at 12Hc 16c and 10c sale price, at lOo " TABU HO. 78.000 yards Haw thorne and Holly batistes, fine, sheer floral lawns, new 10c and 12 Ho kinds, at IH Wonderful Silk Clearance Hew Silks worts Mo, 89c, SlS to 11.39, at Better bargains were never made. tlonal eelllng. Such valuea will bring 2.000 yards Lining Taffetas Effective Herrlnhbone styles. 27-inrh China Silks .... All Silk Foulards.. Year's 69c and Bc Silks, sale 87-tnoh Pongee Bilks Every yard a genuine 89c quality, choice natural ahades and 1 ..nt and dark colors. Clearance Sale price 29c. 39c, 49c. 59c 29c 39c 15,000 yarda thrown out for sensa- crowas. ut early. 6,i)0(i yards Pongeea, all ailk and flneat semi-rough ef- 'is lt includes , white, tan ana 25 new shades, $1.25 silks, sale prlc Tard wide Coating and Suit ; fongeea. In natural rose. royal pink, reseda, brown, 1. wine, navy, etc. 11.89 val., July Clearance. '49c 59c July Sales Embroideries Boundless possibilities for embroidery economies In this July Clearance. Did you notice window dlsplayT It's been the aensatlon of 18th street for several days. These are by far the most beautiful and gorgeoua dealgna we ever had. All are new, fresh and crisp. Astounding bargains ready for you. .. .. ... 48-laob Swiss 'fcmsrotdsry Skirtings In deep, elaborate designs. f Rarely are suoi) gooda aold for lesa than 81.50 JyP Sale price w w Ailover Bmbroldarlea A large lot of very dainty, neat designs, suitable for walsta, dresses, etc, new goods, all $1.00 value, sale price . . 39o 4 and 87 In oh xlonnolags 100 new I 34 inon riounodngs tjc regular re patterns of uaual 89c line, from re- I tall value, choice of scores of su serve stock rJuiy Clearance price, j perb patterns Sale price at '7.7. 3So 1 at... 86o Embroidery Match. Seta, different widths, large line, pretty patterns, worth 89c, at ...... I ' 190 200 piece lOo and 12 Via Embroidery Edges, sale price So Clearing Sale Women's Garments Everything in the sale in this season's style, desirable merchandise that will move quickly under the influence of marvellous price cuts. OUAJtXHO WASH STTTTS Coat atyles of linen, repp and motor jloths, white, tan, pink, lavender, blue, mulberry $10 and $12 suits July Clear ance Bala price 8T.93 OUABXHO IMHOBBZa SBIIISI White, pink, blue, fine sheer batlate one-piece styles, sxquisltely lace trimmed, $12 dreaaea at $6-98 Tailored Cloth Sulta, $25, $29.60 and $86.00 suits July Bale price.... $10.00 White Blcilllan and Voile Skirts, values to 825.00 July Bale price.... 36.00 One-Piece Dreaaea, lawn and percale, pretty $8.00 stylee July Sale price $6.00 Girls'' Dresses of Manchester Galatea, $6.00 atylea July Sale price.... $1.95 Girls' Junior Suits, tailored .worsted, worth $21.60 July Sale price .. $10.00 Girls' White Dresses, a little soiled, worth $2.00 July Sale price S9o Short Silk Klmonas, red and blue, formerly $8.50 July Sale price . ...SOo Chllds' Wash Hats, embroidery and lace trimmed, $2.60 value July Sale 76o 60c Corset Covers, square or V neck, lace, ribbon and medalllona, July sale 8So $1.00 Coreat Covers and Drawers, a little soiled July Sale price SOo $1.75 Short Lawn Klmonas, light and dark styles July Sale price S9o $6.00 811k Petticoats, black and beat colors July Sale price $3.95 76c White Lawn Shirtwaists, lace trimmed July Sale price 15o $2.26 White Lingerie and Tailored Walsta, broken lines July Sale price $1.00 White Goods. Linens. Domestics Several' lines so radically price reduced as to make a quick clearance. On sale Wednesday. 12He and 15c Checked and Striped Lawns and India Llnons, sale price 7Vio 20c and 26c Figured Batlate, Checked Organdies and Lawns, sale price lOo 86c Bleached Table Damaak, good weight and patterns, sale pries Slo 60o Bleached Mercerised Damaak. (4 Inches wide, our sale price 37Ho 10c Bleached Crash Towelling, red border, good quality, sale price.. 12ttc Huck Towels.' white or colored borders, good else, ssle price.,.. 7Ho Bleached Muslin, yard wide, lengths 2 to 18 yards, sale price.. Ceo and 8 He American Prints, staple and new patterns, sale price Io sterling brand bleached Sheetinga, 81 inch, aale price.. 7Ho . . 9o 4Ho 810 12o and 16o Slikolines, choice of stock, many patterns, sale price .... lOo XOSZBBT, KHXT VHBBB Women's Seamless Cotton Hose, silk finish. Radium dye, seamless, black or tan, llo quality, aale price lSVio Swiss Bmbroldered Handkerchiefs 860 dosen very showy goods, values up to 860. aale price 8Vo XAHSKSBOHZErs White, ribbed cotton Veata, full taped neck, and arm. sleeveless, 18c goods, sale price 10a Woman's Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, wide knee, lacs trimmed, 60o garments, aale price Sto XXTBAOBSTXABT CUAIAJOI SHOES Hand Tuned Juliets Houae ahoea with elaa tlo sides, assy and restful, $2.00 valuea, at $1.49 Women's Taa Oxfords Broken lots of regular llnea, $2.00, $8.60, $4.00 and $6.00 grades at $1.89 Bronse rtmpt For women, also patsnt colt, hand aewed, ex tension soles, $7.60 and $6.00 kinds . ..." $3.50 A Clearing Day in Notions 60o Net Covered Hair Rolls, 21-inch, July Sale price 8So 60c Sanitary Hair Rolls, all ahades, July Sale price 390 Ailover 611k Hair Nata, extra large else, July Bale price loo 60c Pad Hose Supporters for women, colors, July Sals price 150 6c Wire Hair pins, aaaorted alsea to box, sale price. 1 boxes.... Bo Bias Lawn Tape, 12 yarda to bolt, all wldtha, aale price 10o Shopping Bags. 10o Ironing Wax, 8 for 6oj Hooka and Eyes, 2 cards 6e OABDT Baldnffs famous Battersootoa, lb. 20c OAJTST Baldafrs afareh snaliow Marmalade, SOo val. 15c Bennett's Big Grocery Bennett's Golden Coffee, per lb Coraican Blend Tea (for Iced tea), lb Armour' a Chipped Dried Beef, U). Jars . . . Diamond C Soap, 10 bars for Sliced Pineapple, Chap Tan Hln brand... Armour's Veal, Ham and Beef Loaf enlder's Tomato Catsup, large can Ice Cream Powder, 9 packagea Ise Cream Salt, pound Nutlet Peanut Butter, Urge jar Irled Grapea, per lb. Hippo Washing Powder, for Shaker Table Bait. 8 for Diamond C Bait, two aacka Galllard Olive Oil, quart can Medium Sour Pickles, quart lielnses' Stuffed Melon Mangoes, 8 for S6o , o and 8o and 860 (too and , lOo and SOo and , S6a and . le , .30o and 10 60 10 20 6 20 10 Green Stamps Green Stamps Green Stamps Green M lamps Green Stampa Green Stampa Groan Stamps . . . . . 96o and 10 Green Stamps . Sao and 10 Green Stampa . . lOo and 10 Green Stampa . . SOo and 20 Oreeo Stamps laVte and 6 Green Stampa . lOo This Store Will CIogo at 5 P. rtoy Every Evening Except Saturday (at 10 P. 1.1.) r During the Months of July and August SB. efj Rin Safp HnnnflrranM Men S bnoes ii ii 1 1 w si im itr nf Wnmpn'e Summer II U Oxfords tYu U THE RELIABLE STORE andOofords, S3 and S3. 50 Valves $1.93 LETTING DOWN TEIE PRICES ON EVERY GARMENT IN OUR READY-TO-WEAR STOCK Wednesday we begin our annual July Clearance of Women's Outer Garments with most phenomenal bargain offerings in Wash Suits, Dresses and Skirts. $3.95 WASH DRESSES AT $1.95. Several hundred dainty dresses in the lot pretty colorings and designs, all new, clean stock, choice .$1.95 OVER 700 BEAUTIFUL WASH SUITS and Dresses, that 6old regularly up to $15.00; on sale at, choice $4.95 $10.00 WHITE SERGE SKIRTS $4.95. Just 75 in the lot, 13 gore, self-trimmed with 4-in. fold; beauties and great bar gains at $4.95 $5.00 SILK UNDERSK1HT FREE To each purchaser of one of our hand some voile skirts on sale Wednesday at $7.50 THURSDAY Wash Dresses, Silk Dresses and Waists FRIDAY Wrappers, Kimonos, Wash Dresses and Wool Suits. SATURDAY t 'A general letting down of prices. f Every Day New Bargains Will Be Offered You. DON'T MISS THURSDAY'S EMBROIDERY SALE $1.50 Embroideries 29c See Sixteenth Street Window Display. Come Early. A Carload of Extra Fancy California Free stone Peaches for Canning This car is extra fancy fruit. The Texas crop was practically ruined this year by frost, and peaches will be higher. This car we are going to sell at, per crate . . . .$1.10 FOR THE FRESTEST VEGETABLES, at prices cheaper than you can buy them wholesale and one-half the price you can raise them for, try Hayden's first. t bunches Fresh Onions 5c 8 bunches Fresh Radishes Be 2 large cucumbers Be 6 heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce Be Fancy Wax or Oreen Beans, lb Bo 2 Quarts Fresh Peas Be 4 bunches Fresh Beets 6c t bunches Fresh Carrots ...Be 5 bunches Fresh Turnips 6c Fresh Cauliflower, S for 10c 2 bunchea Fresh Parsley , ....Bo 2 bunchea Fresh Asparagus Be New Cabbage, per head 2Vic 2 bunchea Fresh Beets ......Be Fancy Ripe Tomatoes,' per lb ..Bo Large basket fancy California Plums or Apricots , 35c Large Juicy Lemons, per doiet 20n 20 lbs. Best Pure Cane Granulated Suger for .$1.00 OOflT FORGET TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST IT PAYO low WATCH SALE See Our Line and Prices. Let us Repair Your Watch. MAWHINNEY &l RYAN CO.; JEWELERS. Fifteenth and Douglar Sts. J f V i " tHla-hea ML J VI I BAILEY (El MACH DENTISTS quipped Dental offloa la the middle vast fliltnga. just Ilka tbe towth. nustry at naooable PrlMs. for. U i.sau j s ? ssv Jfc-U UlssUVIUBBnlsBl full 7 st.rfllse4 siUr afe patient. TIUBO HiOOR. PAXXON BUXOL lOtk amA QUALITY and Correct Stylets Make Our Special Walk-Over Oxfords Th most popular in men's llnea at $-z:50 $ioo y or Tou will be fitted by measurement at tha Walk-Over Shoe Store 314 South 15th St Font Doors Boats of Beatoa Dnf Co. . . Tkompsoa, Walk-Ovet alaa. PMMTY FCOTWEM The world ngman is ae careful what his daughter reads as lbs banker. Tbe Bee la in most ery thrifty. Belt - respecting horns. For the hot days you should have something; light and airy. The light weight pumps and the little two-hole garden ties are very appropriate for the club, after noon and evening wear, and they are not high In price within reach of all. FRY SHOE CO. Til IIOIII. 16th and Douglas Streets. IT
