The Omaha Daily Bee
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OMAHA DEE
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EDITORIAL
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VOL. XXXIX-NO. 2j
OMAHA, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 17, 1909.
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Women's Fine, Imported Lisle Stockings, 25c
ITHFTIi?
Candy Day
Odds and Ends
Framed Pictures
Many subject, many Hies and
styles, a clean up of sA T
pictures worth to A la
1.00, for -
Demonstration of new Art
Braes work Art Department,
Second Floor.
Corsets
Balduff Candy Co.'
Fresh
It's the 39c quality, with double soles and high spliced heels; superior In finish and tex- -IF
ture; choice of black, tan, champagne, blue and green; our clearing price, pair tO
liarshmallows,
worth 20a
box, whll
they Ust. . ...
EOc
Girdles,
Medium and
Long Lengths
50c
Geneva 811k Storking High I Ural Silk Stocking Pure
Misses' Mercerized Stock ini
luster. Just like real silk,
black and colors, regular BOc
quality, thre pairs. . .$1.00
thread and s'jun silk, with
cotton sole; blark and colors,
$1.25 quality for 89
Fine black with a brilliant fin
ish, imported for regular 36c
selling; sale special 25o
Bennett ' 8 p 1 1
Chocolate
Cool summer corsets, especially
suited for home wear. Made
of serviceable batiste with
supporters, nicely trimmed,
75c values 50
Creams, worth
10c, Saturday
only, per
pound. ......
25c
W close) ftaturdsvs 10 p. m. Other day at
6 p. m., except Tuesday, at 1 o'clock.
Double S. & H. Green Sta mps In Hosiery Saturday.
Our Entire Stock Children's Wash Dresses in Three Lots Clearing at Unheard of Low Prices
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A sale of girls' dresses on the broadest scale Omaha has known. A collection of the most beautiful childlike styles that conclusively stamp them as the very acme of fashion.
But it's the finish and perfect fit combined with the better-than-usual materials that endear them to mothers and children alike.
This is our summer clearing of every one in stock thousands of them all grouped into lots for quick choosing. Every girl of 6 to 14 years can be fitted
in some style that will meet every requirement for present or Fall wear. Mothers will buy them in half-dozens now. Prices are less than manufacturer's cost.
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LOT 1 GIRLS' PHKKSEH. summer styles, most beautiful
of finest madrasses, etc., high and low neck
styles, also Misses' DreKbes, up to 30-year sizes
S5.00, $4. BO and $4.00 kinds
if l J I 1
LOT 2 GIRLS' DRESSES, plain ginghams and fancy styles
Innumerable, made by cleverest designers In
rood onlor- II (.0 til 00. 12. 76 kinds .
LOT 3 GIRLS' PRESSEM. Such a sale means much to you.
It brings the prettiest dresses way down below -v q ,
cost of making. Buy vacation and school dresses I Of
scores of styles In this lot, values $1.60, for. . .
fzkv
Clearing Women's Wear
Wool Tailored Bolts Any tint In stook, regu
larly 145. 140. ijj ana lib, now.
$10
Long- Pongee Coats-aA number of handsome gar
ments that were 130.40 and $26.00-"- (It CA
clearing at ill.iV
Wnite Serre Balta Stunning tailored styles t4C
that were 40, $35 and 129.60, at
Balah 811k Suit. Any one In stock. Includes JOJ
40, 136 styles clearing at
Tvo-Tlict Wash Units Two hundred or more
eery kind and color that were to Q?
$1160, now
500 Wash Dresses for Women Clearing at $5.00
A delayed shipment of best styles we have had and Intended for $8.00 selling. aU go In the
clearing sale. Plain percale with French embroidered neck and front; Ander
son's zephyr gingham dresses, In effective styles; charming, thin, cool lawn
dresses In variety of styles. The highest class of workmanship Is conspicuous
In every garment; high and low neck, long and short sleeves, very good col
ors, many patterns; (Saturday..
Sea Island Percale House Dreeaes, light col
ors, low neck style, piping trimmed, $2. CO
vale; sale price $1.75
$5
House Dresses, In fancy striped madras,
several striking styles, very choicest $3.00
and $2. SO garments $2.50
$2.00 Waists Just Half
We put on the sale tables tomorrow a collection
of rarely beat If ul Lingerie Waists, made for
two dollar trade. It's the exquisite work on
them, their freshness and the Immaculate
dalntyness that attract most S
women. You pay Just half JJ
lack Waist tto oaroe Hers Lots of new ones,
summer styles, In allk meesallne and China Silk,
tomorrow a fine Jap silk lace trimmed watm.
(or B3.73
Every Straw Hat Must Go
There Is complete price revolution on Straw Hats. A less than half
argument ought to tempt men here In throngs. Split Straws and Bennett
Bailors and Milan soft brim hats. All Uie late styles.
$3 and $3.50
Hats,
$1.95
$2.50 and (3
Hats,
$1.45
$1.50 and $2
Hats,
95c
50c Straw
Hats,
25c
Our Greatest Shirt Sale
nmiunimtih th fitvpat Shirt and beet values ever offered In
Omaha at these prtoes. A clearing up of treeh new stock that men thor
oughly appreciate.
Best $1.00, $1.28. and $1.60 fk Beet $1.60, $1.75 and $2.00 OO
.w.sk shirts now are w
BhlrU now are.
Shirts now are.
Here's Rock Bottom for Men's Suits
The clearing out process has ground down the price of suits to bed-rock. This is our
handsomest clothing our highest grades and the maker got more for them than you pay
Saturday. This is a clearing sale pure and simple there's no trash rung in on you for a
low price effect. There is the satisfaction of knowing you get the very best your money
will buy when you get one of these suits. Pick out a suit to your fancy and save a snug
sum, Three lots:
Men's
S25 Suits
$15
Men's
$20 Suits
$10
Men's $10 t?K
Suits . . . WW
WASH SUITS FOR LITTLE BQY8 Mothers, here's J ust the sale you have been wishing for. Any suit in
our stock, worth up to $8.00, goes at one price. Newest Russian suits, with sailor and novelty QD
collars; too many styles and patterns to mention, choice. ZfOC
July Sales of Muslin Wear
Prettier muslins ars not made, certainly not at ruch pr oes as thai, An
other features, they are exo.alaltely train and orisp. It's a real pleasure to select
from saoa lovable garments than think of tlia economy of It.
Summer Gowns Mads of fine, soft
materials. In those pretty low-cut
slip-over styles that everybody
likes; lace, embroidery and ribbon
trimmed and fine $1.00 values,
tor .; 50
Nainsook Gowns and Combinations
Beautiful new styles, showy low
neck and short sleeve gowns, all
are richly trimmed and worth
$1.76; our sale price $1.00
Muslin rettlooats A dollar buys a
petticoat worth almost double; pick
of ten styles too. either embroidery
or lace trimmed flounce S1.00
Corset Covers A large line of over
26 styles, richly lace trimmed anil
ribbon flnUhed. Made for 50o
selling; in our July sales at 25
BO Down Drawers Of good ma
terial, some with lace ruffle, some
of embroidery. No one ever shows
better or prettier garments at 60c;
we offer these at 25
Muslin Petticoats Ne lots of our
recant purchase brought out for Sat
urday they have deep embroidery
or lace flounces, values you can't
equal under $2.00, sale prlc $1.38
Drugs, Toilets, Photo Supplies
gedlura Fboaphata, lb. can ...BSo
Aa. Barte C P. Powder, can. .SOo
Powdered Orrta Root, lb SOo
Comp. Ldeorloe Powder, lb ...soo
Chamberlain's Collo Curs ....Soo
Hay's Hair Health. $1 slse . So
Imp. Hair Regenerator !
Km Oraham's Cwoumber and
Kldarflower Cream, for sunburn,
too Slae tot ... ...... .SOo
Mrs. Potter's Walnut Juice ..SOo
Sandalwood Talcum Powder.. lOo
Perfumed Toilet Ammonia 1B
Pond's Ext Talcum Powder. .000
Tine Toilet Soaps, Turkish Bath,
White Honey, Witch Hazel.
Glycerine, Lettuoe Cream, But
termilk all worth 60o dosen,
our price per dosen 6o
Almond Cream. 4 os Bo
Eastman's Kodaks, Films, Papers and Sundries
Always Complete Stocks at Dennett's
pracne JTualor, $4 Oacrvara. . . .S3. SO
No. S Foldlns Pocket Kodak 917.00
Eastman Jlrewale Camera NJj
Dark Room Lmp, ruby and
orange Blaaa. burns ollthell
Aao DeveT opinV PoeV Cards', ' tw o
dnun for ..... . ......... .SSO
Aao Developing Paper, 4x5, two
dosen
M. Q. Developer Tubes, 6 for. . .BSo
Acid Hypo, H-lb. pkg loo
Developer Powder for plates or
flUns, I for B60
It o. Tumbler Graduate, (So ktnd
for 38o
We do developing and finishing.
A Dollar Umbrella Day
Another of those famous Bennett dollar sales of Umbrellas for
Saturday. One thousand in the lot, for men and women. Um
brellas with best American taffeta tops that are thoroughly
water proof and durable,
ebony for women is a
feature of this lot; others
have Sterling and German
silver and gold filled and
pearl Inlaid handles. This
was a great purchase for
us and makes possible one
of the best dollar sales we
have ever had. Umbrellas
worth $4.00,
$3.00, $2.60
and $2.00
now are. . . . .
Long dlrectoire handles of genuine
$1
A Genuine Shoe Surprise
Women's Patent Low Cuts, $3.50 Values, $1.98
Our shoe buyer is now in Boston. Several days
ago he picked up a lot of three hundred pairs of wo
men's low shoes greatly under price. They are here
now and on sale- Saturday. The styles are beautiful
and up-to-date, perfect in every detail good $3.50
value, for $1.08.
Women's patent leather low out shoes, blu
cher styles with navy or gray cravenette
cloth tops and Cuban heel. A smart, fash
ionable summer shoe extremely underprlced.
We have all sices; every pair la best $3.60
value made In America. Pick yours for...
Children's Barefoot flandal) Slies
6 to I, regular $1.26 and $1.60
values, at.
$L98
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Special Demonstration
Ladies Home Journal Patterns
Miss Richardson, a representative of the
Home Pattern Co., is now wltu us. She will
gladly explain methods of measurements, ad
vantages of the guide-chart or answer any
questions pertaining to Ladies' Home Journal
Patterns.
RIBBONS AV9 cor.ims
Ribbons from our great pur
chase manufacturers oloaad out to
us at half.
25o Ribbons, taffeta, metre and
satin, white, black and all oolors,
I lnohes wide, all silk ISo
49o Mensallnea, ( Inches wide, every
desirable shade, also white, Sat
urday, at, yard Via
Dutch Collars and Jabots, from
Thursday's sale, sample lines, boa
styles tfco
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One Say Specials In Stationery
Seaxonable Hues closing at very
low prices.
Dennlson's Lunch Sets, table cloth,
napkins, duillea for picnics and
outdoor lunuheoiis, 26o every
where, Saturday luo
Box Stationery, good quality, regu
larly retails at Mo, for 10c
Novelty Post Cards, 2 doien.. to
Poetoard Albums, black cloth bind
ing, hold kOu cards, each 4t)c
Postcard Album, lnatherette pad
ded covers, bold 300 cards ItHo
Gloves
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Bare a clearing special ta silk
gloves that will keep a buay throng
around the table all day. Long and
short length gloves Team two-
i..n allk sloveai alao II ana is
button double tipped silk
gloves, Positively worth
fo ll.efr saie price
dyaa and rowne's Silk Oloves
Two-ola-P. to black. U';t
eelors ...eoj ix e
49c
Handkerchiefs
linen handkerchiefs
Tib .zciulsUe Madeira aiiu -
Need a Lawn Mower? Prices Are Down
Clearing them out at new reduced prices. All Uie best grades we carry
Included.
. . C1 I $6.60 Mowers now are 84.50
$4.60 Mowers now are 33.85 tVB0 Mowers now are &VOO
$6.00 Mowers now are $4.00 $7.00 Mowers now are $5.50
Garbage Cans, Too, Have Clctrring Reductions.
$2.76 Oartage Cans, extra heavy, strips on side; sale price
$3.26 Garbage Cans, extra heavy, strips on side; sale price $2.39
No. 75 Garbage Cans, good quality, regularly selling at $1.60, far Q&t
$1.50 Garbage Pails now are...9S4 Garbage Palls now are...85
No. 2 Galvanized Wash Tubs, best 7tfc grade; sale prices 40
90V
Women's pure
with esquisiie e -T"ma
sella erobroiaerea "'"'
lio Qualities. ur
ou12ic
as
HBO CJMSake ia' ,
pied whUe pries la lust
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xxmole S, U M. ertamps U tkeae
tevartments SatasAay.
Wash Boilers, up from..
And 40 BtAmps
lOo and 16o Garden Sets for enna
ren 5
Clearing Hammocks.
Every One Goes Now.
Any $5.50, $C00 and
$6.60 Hammock
for $4.50
Any $4.60 and $6.00
Hammock .. .$3.50
Bathing Suite for Men
and Boys.
Cioslng out entire stock.
Boys' 85c Suits. . -50
Men's $125 Suits.. SS
Men's $1.75 Suit $1.15
Men's $2.26 Suits 9J..50
Fly Killers IQ and 10 sumps
Ice Picks 10e nl 10 tamps
Whisk Brooms 10 nd 10 Xwaj)
Base Ball Oloves and
Mitts.
Goldamlth goods, repu
table makes and 'ltd by
leading players.
tl 00 gloves and mitts Tte
11.60 gloves and mltta tl
)2 gloves and mitt $1.60
Knit Ujnderwear
This Is underwear seUlna; to your
liking;. .It's bringing you summer gar
ments at low out prtoes Juat waea you
nee a them most.
Women's Sleeveless Teats Taped arm
and neck, nicely made garments and
1(0 values for lOo
Women's Sleeveless Testa with narrow
shoulder straps, pretty S&o garments,
for ISo
Women's Sleeveless Tests Crochet
trimmed, splendid J6o garments, sale
prloe a5o
Women's Union Suits Low neck, sleeve
less and lace trimmed knee. Identical
quality always 10a, now 3o
Women's Union Suite A 11ns of dollar
garments perfect In fit and finish;
also cut low and sleeveless, Saturday
you buy them for 7So
Double S. k H. Green Stamps la this
department Saturday.
Week-End Grocery Specials
xsenneivs uest corree, I pounds....
Bennett's Best Coffee, 1 pound ,
Beunett's Challenge Coffee, pound
lennett's Teas, assorted, pound
Bemi' t'i Ta Sittings, pound..
Ber.ii pride Flour, sack....
Full uom Cheese, per pound
SrioK (..neeee, per pouna
oauefort Cheese, ner oeund
Llmberger Cheese, per pound....
Kg Plume, per can
Yankee Rose Toilet Soap, t for..
Diamond 8 Chill Sauce
ASSOBTS& OOOKLXS Iced lemon
1.00 and
.360 and
. lue and
. , .euo and
. . . ISo and
.gl.80 and
...9Uo and
. . .880 and
. . .400
...830 and
. . .100
. . .8 So and
.100 and
100
80
10
76
10
AO
10
10
green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
10 green stamps
Oraham and Oatmeal Crackers. Dackam
Mignonette Peas, can
Tomatoes, No 1, can
Country Oentleman Corn
Peanut OH, large size ,
Beauty Asparagus, can.......
Toasted Rice Blseults
Burnham'a Clam Chowder, bottle or can
elna- fancy Chow Chow, auart
lamoad C Salt, two sacks
urkeel s Currv Powder, battla
baay s Mustara, two bottles ,
WATERMBLOHB ,
California 1'eaches, basket
California Plums, basket
Freeh Fruit and Vegetables of all
at lowest prices.
And 10 green stamps.
vanilla, cocoanut, pound.
10
10
. .80
. .70
.100
. 10c and 10
green stamps
green turn pi
luo
gren 'a m 1 1
Tankee (.'ream Corn. 18c
cans, at XOc
koa mi J
. 85o
, . .800
. . .3oo
kinds
i .BOo and
. . 10c and
. . .00
, .880 and
. loo and
, . loo and
. .10o and
ill green slampa
20 green stamps
t green stamps
IB green stamps
10 green stamps
10 green stamps
10 green stampa
BuiTtsMiii rmsii.
We rve it lu Butter de
partment. Ice cold.
Fresh Dressed (If
Spring Chickens
per lb
Fall Lamb Legs, per lb Bo
Lamb Chops, loin, per lb... 12 Ho
Prime Rib Roast, rolled, all bones
removed, per lb 10c
Choice Pot Roast, lb. . ,10c, 8c, Oc
Veal Shoulder Roast, lb. Be and 7c
Veal Chops, per lb... 10c
Veal Stew, 4 lbs. for. ...... ,25c
Mutton fcitew, 6 lbs. for. 23c
Boiling Beef, 6 lbs. for 2Ao
Swift's Premium Hams, beat brand
per lb 17 He
Cudahy's Regular Hams, 8 to 14
pounds, per lb 14 He
CREEK CLAIMS MEET DELAY
Trouble at Home Checks Prosecution
of South. Omaha Lossei.
MINISTER HERE THIS SUMMER
.oral Countrymen Will Walt t'pon
I.. S. Coromilas Wken lie Visits
Omaha Ko route to Seattle
and I'rge Action.
difficulties at home, consisting of In
ternecine warfare and raids from the
Turks along the frontier, may delay press
ing the claims of the Greeks who sustained
property loss In the South Omaha riots
last winter.
This Is the opinion of James E. Rait,
one of the attorneys for the Greeks, based
from advices received from representatives
of the Greek government in the east.
Troubles In the old country, of course,
no bearing on the claims of the South
Omaha Greeks other than (hat all Interest
lti centered on the home difficulties to the
exclusion of other affairs," said Mr. Rait.
"Not only sre the authorities In Washing
ton watching affairs at home closely, hut
the Greeks here In Omaha are bound up
in the affairs of their home couniry and
have for the moment seemingly forgotten
their own personal claims In the greater
ooncern to the country as a whole.
L. S. Coromilas, the Greek minister to
this country, will go through Omaha the
latter part of July or the fore part of Au
gust, enroute to the Seattle exposition, and
If affairs In Greece are more quiet than
Mr. Rait says It is probable, Uiat a delega
tion of prominent Omaha and South Omaha
Greeks wUl wait o him and. If possible.
Induce the ambassador to push their clainix
in Washington.
The claims of the Greeks, aggregating
about faxi.OOO. are now In the hands of
Minister Coromilas, and Mr. Halt says that
his firm has practically nothing more to
do with them. All the papers in the case,
written in French, are ready for presenta
tion to the State department at Washing
ton. The Stnte department will probably
turn the claims over to congress, with
recommendation as to their disposal. The
claims have all been amalgamated In one
and will be presented as a claim from the
Greek government to the government ot
the United States. Individuality is lost
until the governmental claim is disposed
of. When the claim Is allowed, If it Is al
lowed, then a subdivision will be made and
the Ureek sufferers paid pro rata.
The Austrian minister, on behalf of his
government, has also interested himself in
the case, as a number of Roumanians suf
fered In the riots.
Edward Hay den
Critically 111
Member of Big- Department Store
Firm Suffers General Break
down of System.
Edward Ilayden of the firm of Hayden
Brothers is critically ill at his home, 16
Cass street Last night his condition was
such that Dr. lwyer, the attending physi
cian, spent tne entire night with him. A
case of liabetes of long standing, coupled
with a weak heart and a general break
down of his system. Is the trouble. lie has
been confined to his borne for two week.
Some Improvement la bis condition a
noted Uiia tuurnluc
Minnesota Will
Not Part With
Prof. Johnston
Raises Salary of Man Offered Dean
ship of Nebraska university
Medical College.
he hopes to prove that the Interests ot
the congress will not suffer through bis
Incumbency."
Dean Ward of the medical college of the
University of Nebraska, who goes to Illi
nois for 1 1,(100 a year more than he is get
ting in Nebraska, will not be succeeded
by Trof. J. B. Johnston of the University of
Minnesota. Minnesota refuses to part with
a man (,'ood enougl to take Dean Ward s
place for the mere matter of a little more
salary. It has taken the view that If Prof.
Johnston Is worth more to Nebraska he Is
worth It to Minnesota and will hold onto
him.
The Nebraska regents are now looking
for some other candidate. Several are under
consideration and the chances are the
choice will be some one not now connected
with the faculty. The report that Dr.
Clifford, the eye specialist of Umahu, who
Is at present associate dean, would ac
cept the position, is not substantiated and
Dr. Gifford denies that there Is any pos
sibility of his assuming any executive
duties In the university.
GOVERNOR BQURKE ACCEPTS
Hopes to Prove Worthy as Prealdent
of Missouri River -Navigation
Congress.
Governor John Bourke of North Dakota
has w.-itten here that he will accept the
presidency of the Missouri River Naviga
tion oo tigress. Mr. Bourke declares "Uiat
MANY EASTERN EDITORS WILL
VISIT OMAHA GOING HOME
Delegates to National Editorial As
sociation Convention Will Stop
Here on Return.
Omaha will be visited by many eastern
editors returning from the twenty-fourth
annual convention of the National Edi
torial association at Seattle. The conven
tion dates sre July 19 to 22, Inclusive.
On the trip west the editors had planned
to stop in this city for an hour, but their
train was delayed and they stayed here
only a few minutes. All of them desire to
see Omaha and most of them will return
to the east via Omaha so a visit can be
made here.
"We are sorry we can not see Omaha
now," said Harry A. Thompson, editor of
tiie Tyrone Times of Tyrone, Pa., while
the special editorial train slopped at the
Burlington. "Chicago and Omaha were the
two cities that every editor on this train
wanted to see snd the delay in our getting
here has caused a keen disappointment.
"In returning from Seattle we are all
going to try to stop off here. We talked
the matter over on the train as we were
pulling into Council Bluffs and a large
party of us have agreed to come here as
wo go back.
"only a few of us have ever been in
Omaha and vte want to learn all about the
place by seeing It for ourselves. I under
stand it Is a comirg big city and one of the
btst In the west."
An I al .ab
should he covered with clean bandages
saturated wltht Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Heals burns, wounds, sores, piles. 2Cc. Sold
by Beaton Drug Co.
Blind Man and
Cripple Are Pals
Former Pushes the Latter in Invalid's
Chair from Train to
Train.
The blind shall push the crippled.
That is what took place at Union station
after the arrival ot Northwestern train No.
S from the east.
"Blind John" of Dunlap, la, pushed an
Invalid's chair containing C. A. Saunders,
a cripple from Dunlap, across four tracks,
amidst the din and roar of trains and
people, to the depot, where both men made
a short stop before taking trains west.
one going to Kearney and the other to
Fremont.
When the two unfortunates were taken
off the train, the station officers offered
to push Saunders to ths depot, but he de
clined their assistance and told "Blind
John" to take hold of his chair. "Blind
John" cannot see out of either eye, but
with the cripple giving him directions as to
where to push the chair he managed It
just as well as though he had perfect sight.
Both men came from Dunlap and assisted
each other on the Journey, Saunders telling
his blind companion where to go and John
pushing the chair wherever directed.
Bee Want Ads stimulate business moves.
WAS DRINKING AGAINST TIME
Weeping Water Clllsea Hurries for
rear Eight O'clock Will Come
and Gets Too Black.
"1 Just cams up from Weeping Water to
get some beer," explained William Allen In
police court when arraigned on the charge
of drunkenness, "and I was so afraid 8
j o'clock would come before I got enough
that it all went to my head, your honor."
After paying a fine of S3 and costs, Allen
went back to the town where only sor
rowful water Is obtainable.
OMAHA ELKS PLAN RECEPTION
FOR SAMMIS ON WAY HOME
New Exalted Raler of Order Expected
to Stop Uay In City on Trip
from Coast East.
Omaha Elks will tender a reception t.i
James U. Sammls of De Mars, the newly
elected grand exalted ruler of the order,
upon his return from the grand lodgn
session now being held In Los Angeles.
W. W. Cole, exalted ruler of Uinaha
lodge, has wired Mr. Sammls, asking him
to apprise Omaha Elks of the date ot his
return and to make arrangements to stop
off. No reply has as yet been received.
It Is expected Mr. Sammls will leave the J
coast Sunday, and arrive In Omaha Wed-1
nesday or Thursday.
The reception will be held In the club
rooms, and will be for Elks only. Mayor
Dahlman, a member of Omaha lodge, will
be the principal speaker. A committee has
been appointed to arrange a program for
the reception.
Omaha Elks and John A. Rlne, past
exalted ruler of the local lodge, worked
hard for the election of Mr. Sammls, and
they are highly pleased over the result
of the election and the selection of a
western man to head the order.
of George H. Elliott. 2C23' SU Mary's ave
nue. He and Jake Wilson, Twenty-seventh and
Leavenworth streets, were taken to Jail
after being complained of by other pas
sengers of the steamboat that makes
trips up the river. It was said that Elliott
and Wilson had trouble with some of the
passengers and crew and had threatened
them. They were dlcharged In police court
after a night In Jail. Elliott asserted that
he had quelled two disturbances on '.he
boat during the evening and for that rea
son certain people bore hard feelings
toward him and had brought about his arrest.
A Merlons llreakdown
comes from chronic constipation. Dr.
King's New Life rills cure headache,
torpid liver and bowel trouble. 2:c. Sold
by Beaton Drug Co.
EXPOLICEMAN GOES TO JAIL
Man Who Once Wore a Shining; (tar
Spends Oae Xlht lu City
Prison.
An ex-policeman In Jail over night on the
charge of disturbing the peace which he
had until recently been employed to pre
served was t-Ue circumstance In the ariest
AS tA
V Saturrlav V
Specials
BOc I.lslu Gloves t.o
00 I.oug Silk Gloves., fl .00
116 Gowns 70c
$J. 60 Skirts 1170
3..C Vests 2."o
tl .00 Union Suits
Weinlander & Smith
Ladles' ticiusiit Furnishings
Q17 ?n 1Rth Cfrnof
Oil UUi I U til OH 60 1 4
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