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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1909)
16 THE BEE: OMAITA. SATURDAY. JULY 17, ww. . . . . .... i HiWDENs LnftinP' Down tho PrirMQ HAYDENs ... ... a -a.b vu i umi trasf Even's and Boys' DELECATES TO CONVENTIONS Both Parties May Call Committee Meetings for July 24. TOM FLYNIT NOT YET DECIDED Crawford Tale Us Coontr CMnlttM la Empower to Iflwi Dele gates to tho State tloa Three Days Later, County rommlttm of ths republican and democratic parties probably will be called together on Saturday, July 21, to delect delegates to the state conventions to be held on Tuesday, July J7. The state convention will be held for the purpose of framing party platforms, the amended primary law providing for mak ing the platforms prior to the primaries Instead of afterwards, as under the old law. "I have not talked it over with party leaders, but I think I will call the com mittee together on Saturday of next week," said Chairman Frank Crawford of the republican county committee. "I will prob ably lSRue the call next Wednesday. "As I understand It, the county committee Is empowered to select the delegates to the state convention. If the state convention were to nominate candidates It might be dif ferent, but all It will have to do will be to formulate the party platform." Thomas J. Flynn, the democratlo county chairman, has not fully decided on the date for the meeting of his party's com mittee, but says It will probably be on July 24. The Dahlman Democracy club will meet tonight and the chairman will there consult with leaders and determine the date. The democratic state convention will be held on the same date as the republican July 27. This Is fixed by law. The place of the state meeting Is left to the dlscre tion of the state committees, but both have selected Lincoln. Number of Delegates. Douglas county will be entitled to ninety five delegates to the republican convention, and fifty-four to tho democratlo conven tion. There will be 938 delegates In the repub lican state convention and M In the demo cratic state convention. County Chairman Crawford says he Is well pleased with the way the republicans are filing for county offices. Forty-two republicans have so far filed, and candi dates are up for every Important office. The last republicans to file are Ernest Stuht for county commissioner from the First district and Ed F. Morlarty for police judge. Seventeen democrats have so far filed for county orfice, most of these being for minor positions, such as justices of the peace, constables and road overseers. The Jlmocrats expect to frame up a ticket In the meeting tonight of the Dahlman Dem ocracy club, and file a complete ticket tomorrow. For the Important offices George Rogers gives out the following slate for the dem ocrats: Treasurer, Otto Bauman; sheriff, Leo Hoffman; clerk, Al Tousalln; register of deeds, Kd. Li. Lawler; coroner, P. C. Heafey; surveyor, George Crick; judge, John H. Grossman; commissioner from the First district, Arthur Few. Heafey and Pew have already filed. Idaho Officer Says One Bandit is of Good Family Deputy Sheriff Dyer Becognizes Grig ware as Son of Spokane Fruit Merchant. Deputy Sheriff C. W. Dyer of Twin Falls, Idaho, on a visit to the county jail, recog nized Woods, Torgenson and Urigware (Gordon), alleged robbers of the Overland Limited train, as notorious crooks of Spokane and vicinity. They have a bad record In Washington and Idaho and have been operating there off and on for a number of years, he says. Grlgware comes of a good family at Spokane, but Sheriff Dyer Is of opinion Grlgware's father will not make much of an effort to help his son out of trouble. The elder Grlgware Is In the fruit busi ness In Spokane and Is worth considerable money. He has already put up a small fortune helping his boy out of difficulty and is not disposed to take much further Interest In him. Lillian Stephenson who Is still detained here as a witness against Shelton and the other alleged bandits, does not claim to know BUI Matthews, the latest addition to the group, though she had heard of him Indirectly through Shelton. With the arrest of Matthews (Marvin), additional evidence Is piling up against the accused men and It begins to look as If the government is going to be able to put up a strong case against them. Deputy Sheriff Dyer and Deputy Marshal E. W. Beemer have returned to their bomes in Idaho. They will return to Omaha In September to be present at the trial. "I won't be shaved." declares Marvin In decided tones. "I wear a short beard ordi narily and Intend to keep It. I don't have to be shaved and I refuse to be," he says. The question arose almost as soon as he was safely lodged In the county jail. Mar shal Warner and Sheriff Bralley want to have Marvin's picture taken for the rogues' gallery and wish to show his features with out any beard. Store) Open X ntll 10 P. M. II" EXTRA SPECIALS SATURDAY Grand Clearing Sale HOSIERY WOMEN'S AND MEN'S 35c HOSE AT 15c PAIR Fine mercerized lisle and cotton hosiery also allover lace, fancy embroidered boot patterns light colors, black and and tans also Black Cat fashioned and Burson's seamless hose; worth up to 35c m extra special, ll a 0 at. Women's 50c Hosiery 25c Women'" fine Imported mercerised lisle and fine cotton hose In lignt evening shades -lace boot, fancy embroidered effects, black, white and tan. double heel and toe, garter top, worth up to 60c, clearing price... 25c SALE OF WOMEN'S NECKWEAR New Dutch Collars, Sailor Tics, Jabots, Aseots, etc Hundreds of new styles crochet and Val. lace trimmed also dainty embroidered effects women's and children's styles worth up to 75c; clearing sale I prices ljC-5Jw Your Unrestricted Choice of ALL THE FLOWERS and FOLIAGE in our Entire Stock all varieties, warth up t iEp 0Q $1. in large bunches, at, bunch.. ..XuL-dtJL Women's fine lisle union suits, sleeveless and Of dLn umbrella knee, sizes 4 to 9, special .JrC"irJC Women's fine ribbed sleeveless lisle vests lace and crochet trmnied, pink, light blue, white, at. 25c-39c-49c You Wish BETTER! VALUES In I BRILLIANT ALL SILK TAFFETA AND MESSALINE RIBBONS 2Vz to 5 inches wide black, white and all colors worth 7V2c-10c-I5c up to 35c a yard, at I I j Women's $1 Long Gloves at 25c pr. j IChamoisette, plain silk finish and suede lisle j white, black, pongee, tan and grey f all sizes 2 clasp fasteners Saturday Jtlu I on bargain square, pair. bdxjfj 1 Women's Long Silk Gloves black, white, grey, tan, blue, catawba double finger tips Milanese and Tricot Weave All sizes, worth $1.00, at 69c Short Silk Gloves Double finger tips two-clasp black, white and CAo colors,, a pair 3 UL I 3 BIG BASEMENT SPECIALS SATURDAY I Children's bl ack women! and chii- ribbed cotton hose S! at, pair 5c pair io Women's sleeveless fine ribbed and cot ton vests, each, at, 6 10 15 Even's $7.50, $10, $15 than you get anywhere else in town come and see what we now have on sale at these prices. Men's Pants Sale "We have taken pants that sold for $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 and marked them down to Here is a great chance to buy an up-to-date pair ofB pants at a popular price. "We closed out for spot cash 100 dozen Men's Hose that were intended to be re tailed for 25c a pair. They consist of silk finished gauze lisle in about twelve differ ent colors, such as green, navy, heliotrope, oxblood, slate, Alice blue, canary, etc.; also includes a good many fancy patterns. Special price 12V2C a Guarantee Clothing Co, 1519-1521 Douglas St. i I BUILDING OF OLD FORT RENO Captala Palmer Iteralla Fact that II Helped Establish It Fory-For Years Ago. "The departure of E. A. Parmelee for old Fort ' Reno to locate the old cemetery there," said Captain Henry E. Palmer, "recalls the fact that I happened to be one of the builders of the old fort in the summer of 1966. "I was then quartermaster of the Gen eral Connor expedition to that country, and had general charge of the building of the old stockade and block houses. We obtained the timber from down in the Powder river bottoms. Ths fort was vir tually built under fire of the Indians. Major Frank North with his Pawnee scouts, tins there with us and it was in Annual of that year that w had a lively brush with the Northern Cheyenne on the plateau near the fort. It was the. fan lust western post in the northwestern -ountry at the time and was always the icons of Indian fish ting." Pleaasvat War isaer Day. Grand Trunlc-Lehlgn Valley, doubla track out. Chicago to New York, via Niagara Falls; Grand Trunk-Central Vermont-Boston Y Mains routs from Chicago to Bos ton, and ths Grand Trunk Railway System U Montreal, Quebeo and Portland. Double track from Chicago to Montreal For particulars of special low round trl Summer fares, descriptive literature, eic apply to W. S. Cook ion. A. a. P. A., IX sdsms street, Chicago, BWBNIi , Big Song Concert All Day In Our Sheet Nuaie Department IIave you heard it! Do you like it T You'll like it if you hear it. Be a Bachelor While Yon Can Everybody who keeps track of hits will tell you this is the latest, the best and the clever est of the year. Learn it yourself Oweenee, most popular Indian song In years, Saturday 19c 19c Something New Base Ball dit ties. A (olio of base ball songs. A josh at the fans; a joke at the pitcher 4 songs In one book at .1 50 VOCU.Ii Now I Lore You, Playmates. Car mellta, Clrtblrlbln, Down Among the Sugar Cane, Jungle Moon, I Love My Wife, But Oh, You Kid; Baby Talk, Girl Worth While, Ceylon Moon, Story of the Violet, bong Ago, I Love You More Than Ever, Walt for the Summer Time, Deutchland, Clock of Life. While Love and Life Shall Last the classiest ballad we have ever sold. Mr. Marttz, our popu lar tenor, sings It every day. Hear It. Buy It at nriTXUicirBTTAi. Laughing Moon, Cobweb Waltz, All the Candy, Misty Moonbeams, Lovellght, Pork and Beans, Jun gle Moon, Marigolds, Morning Cy, Puddnln Tame, Morning Star, Scotch Lassie Waltz, Possum Rag, Kissing Bug Rag, Flag of the Free, Doll Rags. SPECIAL ..FOR.. SATURDAY Ladies' Tan Ankle Strap Pumps $3.50 Values, Saturday Only 4L-5 i FRY SHOE CO. Ill IHOISI, 16th and Douglas Streets. STEAMBOAT EXCURSIONS ON STEAMER CITY VV rnvaLA Every evening to the dancing barge. Two trips 7:45 and 8:45. Including dancing, 25c. Special low rates to churches, lodrres and societies. Boat landing at toot of Douglas. t PHONE DOUGLAS 2924 Call Ua by 'Phone Whenever you want something call 'fhone Douglas 1SI and make It known through a fie Waat Ad, Special Sale Saturday Only BOTTLED IN BOND Guckenheimer, Full Qts...90c Golden Raven, full quarts. .80c VaDare Wine, large 59c C. SCDLANK 1307 Douglas Street Dentistry Without Pain If you are one of those ner vous, fidgety kind, who feel like shouting "Murder" every time you get in a dental chair, just come to my office some time and see folks (not people) just as bad or worse than you are. They come to me to keep from being "murdered" for they either know or have heard of my gentle, cleanly methods for allaying pain and making dentistry less terrible. My prices are reasonable. Dr. J. B. Fickes 216-217 Hoard of Trade. Itotlt 'Phones. 16th and Farnain, S. XV. "THE NATIONAL HEALTH RESORT" HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA asprored br Nation sod 8 tat a. Bast Dlmsta sad ateaicinal Spring's IS America. First Class Hotels. Uoapfc tsls aad Bala Houses. Write la Secretary Commercial Olaa, M rlaaa. . Daft. TNC M LIABLE STOC CL0TG3 The season's choicest Styles, Fabrics and CI orings, every Suit backed by our guarantee. Over 2,000 Suits at Sacriffco Price in Saturday's Great Salo L $12.50 to $15 SCn Suits, all at fj wll one price m $15 to $20 ifaflO s8raton. jaBIS US) Store open till 10 p. m. Saturdays 600 of the Highest Quality Hand Tailored Suits Iiomlar $20.00 to $28.50 values; nothing to equal them shown 5pi elsewhere; at sale price, Saturday at Young Men's and Boys' Suits at corresponding bargain prices Saturday and all next week. Straw Hats Less Than Half 35c Straw Ilats 15c 1 65c Straw Hats 29c 75c fftraw Hats 39c All $1.00 Straw Hats, at, choice 1 49c DOITT FORGET TRY HAYDEH'S FIRST Men's arid Children's Day SATURDAY The Last Day of the 25 Discount Sale Saturday will be the last day of our 25 per cent dis count sale on misses and children's ankle strap pumps and oxfords. Because of the exceptional valueB offered in this sale, we have made many pleased customers and the sale has been a great success. We still have a good run of sizes and it would be worth your while to take ad vantage of the low price on this high grade misses' and children's oxfords. Remem ber that Saturday is the last day you can obtain these ox fords at 25 per cent discount. Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam Street SATURDAY SPECIALS .10c ..10c 7ic . 29c 22c ..25c Wedge- . 28c S0MMER BROTHERS Grape Nuts. (Per Pkg.) Shredded Wheat Biscuit, (Per Pkg.) Jello All flavors. (Per Pkg.) Llpton's Blend A Ceylon Tea, (-lb. tin) Walter Baker's Cocoa, ( H-lb- tin) Fresh Michigan Blueber ries, (Per quart box) . . . Ideal, Diadem, Idlewild, wood, Meadow Gold Butter, (Per lb.) Reliable Dentistry AT Taft's Dental Rooms TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER The Farm Paper ht Reaches All of th Viva 8o-U Men. HOTELS. In ths Shopping District. 11th and McCi, OD "Petticoat Xiaos." BwiitliWSBlRHcUfiJia TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER fcas Dallas a Yaasv mm Hotel Kupper llto and McOsa, Kansas City. Mo. In ths hopplnr Z 1st riot. Hear all ths Theaters. 800 Beautiful Koosm. 100 rnvate Baths. Mat and cold water la all rooms. Spacious looby, parlors. Telephoae lu every reess. BeaaUlul Cats, Perfect Cuisine, $1 to S2.50 Per Day Europe Flea. KIPPER-BENSON HOTEL CO. r. A BMftO. Ugt. U life Round Trip SIH50. 41.85 and 43.20 via $in60 and 44.60 IT PAYO 15?7 m sir . niTY m w s as as HEW YORK and 44.60 BOSTON, MASS sT SSQ35 and 4(5.35 HL DisDVI Attn MC $Q!50, 35.50 and'36.C0 Oh mice: Al ft n v uui i tfwj Liberal return limits and favorable stop over privileges. Fast trains at con venient hours to make direct connec tions in Chicago with all lines east. PLAN YOUR TRIP NOW $!n70 and 41.00 u ATLANTIC CITY dU TORONTO, OHL JD MONTREAL, QUE. SQ150, 35.50 and 36.00 M NIAGARA FALLS Tickets on sale daily. Ticket Offices 1401-14 03 Farnam Street Omaha, Ne,.. expresses In a 'imtted degree only, ths magnificence of the scenery In the Canadian Kockles viewed enroute to the ALASKA-YUKON-PACIFIC EXPOSTION Stopover without extra charge st the famous resets: Baaff Lake Xioulse Tleld Qlacler. This "Land of Enchantment" Is reached only by the Canadian Pacific Railway ThrouKh trains to Seattle from St Paul dally at 10:80 a. m. Low Exouxsloa Varss from all places to beat tie and all Puc et Sound cities and return. Alaska and return from Vancouver $. by Can. Paclfld steamed. Tickets for sale by arents of all railways. Send fur literature and Information. A. C.Shaw, General Agent, Chicago. Women's $2.50 (Mords IN ALL STYLES These are not odds and ends or "left overs" from a de pleted stock. We carry a line of oxfords that we sell for $2.50 that cost from one to two dollars more at other stores. "We carry them in all styles imaginable. We have $2.50 oxfords in patent colt, turn or welt soles, tans, gun metal calf, kid leathers, patent 'and plain tips; and we carry them in patent colt and ankle strap pumps. You can find the style you want for $2.50 in sizes and widths to fit your feet, at the 322 South Sixteenth Street Trunks and Suit Cases i Made Rlflht -Priced Rlaht From the cheap-t that Is good to the bent made. Our $5.00 suit case cannot be duplicated in town at this price. FVelinQ & Steinle 1803 I'arnam St. (Where Trunks Are Mwlr.) Telephone IkUlM 4trU3. Opposite fit y Hall.