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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1909)
TITE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, REPTFmEIl 17, See the Beautiful Crown Jewel Suits at $25 U.P.CniEF TO LIVE IN OMAHA flew President Probably Will Beside in Thii City. 6TTCH IS VIEW OF WALL STREET AUn relieved Mohler or Krtchl tt Mar Ort the rinee or Possibly I,. II. Imt f Delaware, t HilUoii No mutter who may be riveted president of the Union Pacific to succeed the late K. H. Harrlman. the belief In Wall street I that the new chief executive will reside in Omaha. The New York Cpttiwcla!. speaking on this subject, aaya: It la considered likely that the president of the Union Pacific will have hl office In the west, somewhere between Chicago and Pan Francisco." As Omaha Is the home of the Union Pa cific, ths residence of Its general head quarters, and as there Is no other place In the west "between Chicago and San Francisco" where the president would re side. It la perfectly natural that. If ha must live In the west he will live In Omaha. If the new president doea take up his headquarters In Omaha he will not be the first to do ao. Horace O. Hurt, throughout his Incumbency of thl office, hnd his home and office In this city. Although Robert 8. Lovett haa been chosen to succeed Mr. Itarrlman as chair man of the Union Pacific executive com mittee, there li plenty of belief that he will not supercede the president of the road, but that another man will be elected to fill that position. In this case It seems all the more probable that the new president would reside In Omaha, for he would, aa was President Burt, not be vested with the financial management of the company and would, thereore, have no need to live In Chicago or New York, but on the con trary have every reason to live at the east ern terminus of the line where he could actively direct Its management. Wall street bnlleves a member of the Im mediate Union Pacific family may be elected president and believes that that man may be Jgllus Kruttschnltt or A. L Mohler. JCruttschnltt has been director of maintenance and operation since the day Mr. Harrlman bought the bankrupt road and Mr. Mohler left the presidency of Harrtman's Railway and Navigation company to take the vice presidency and active management of the Union Pacific, succeeding Horace O. Burt, who held the title of president. ' Either of these two men la regarded as highly fitted for the big position and one or the other. It Is believed, may get It. On the other hand, there Is some belief that L. R. Loree, president of the Delaware & Hudson, whom Mr. Harrlman styled a "model railroad man," may get the place. He Is one of the "big four" Loree, Lovett. Kruttschnltt and Mohler who were re garded as closest to the late magnate. The president probably will be elected at the regular annual meeting of directors f the company in October. Vice President Mohler haa consistently ecltned. from the time of Mr. Harrtman's leath, to be drawn Into any dlacuslon f the matter of. the presidency, one way r ths other. Military Escort for the President General Morton and Colonels Garde ner and Glassford Will Accom pany Him from Des Moines. Elaborate preparations are being made by the officers of the Department of the MISMOurl for tho reception of President Taf t at Des Moines Monday. These prepara tions are made necessary by the fact that the department staff will be In Dea Moines on that day at the opening of the big reg ular army military tournament. As at present arranged the entire force of several thousand regular troops will be reviewed by President Taft Monday morn ing, Brigadier General Morton being In command pf the parade. General Morton will dine with the presi dent tn the morning and Immediately after will take charge of the parade. In the afternoon he, with (Colonel Cor nelius Gardener and Lieutenant Colonel W. A. Qlassford, will accompany the presi dential party to Omaha to participate In the dinner to be given the chief executive Monday evening. Driver Badly Hurt in Runaway George White May Loose Life at Be suit of Accident Sustained in Flight George White, J-U6 South Seventeenth street, was caught between two pieces of structural building Iron and was painfully and perhaps fatally Injured. He was driving a, Utm fur the Merchants Transfer company that were pulling a wagon loaded with the Iron. The material slipped forward and struck the horses. This frightened them and they started to run away, near Fourteenth and Jones atreeta. Whit was throvt.li off the wagon and the Iron Cell on him. He was taken to the police station and Police. Burgeon Dr. T. T. Harris dressed bla wounds and sent Mm to St. Joseph's hospital for treatment, iLijyjiiuzrs" jfaaansaBRMsMMssjssaaaa Extraordinary Bargains On Those Odd Lengths and Small Lots For Itaiimiinifl isy Frlday'g bargains will be wonders. Tou cannot afford to miss this great carnival of bargains at Brandels Stores. Scores of chances to save money on the things you need. FACTORY LENGTHS OF ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS 2Y2 to 10-Yard Lengths From Passaic, N. J., Mills, Worth From $1 to $1.25 at 49c and 69c Three cases just received, 42-inch to 5G-inch all wool ma terials, plain and fancy serges, diagonals and Bedford cord weaves, wool taffeta, hopsackings, satin soleils, fancy worsteds, etc., worth up to' $1.25, at yard 49c-69c NEW FALL DRESS GOODS AT SPECIAL BARGAINS All wool suitings finest collection of popular dress goods ever put on our special squares. French and semi-storm serges, novelty suitings, black and colored taffetas, i M A AA jsrrir 29c-49c-69c Broadcloth Special The Royal brand of 52-inch all wool chiffon broadcloth all the street shades and black at one- third less than regular price, yard $1 Dres3 Goods in Basement 4 to 10-yard lengths for children's school dresses, etc., 54-inch all wool suitings front bargain square basement, yard 25c id Odd Lots of Laces, worth ft r 1 Co yard, at dv"3L"13L Remnants and Odd Lots of Laces, worth up to 35c a Fine French val. laces and Insertions, also linen torchons, Piatt vals., Point de Paris, Irish crochet and Point Venlse insertions, etc. all kinds. Embroideries worth up to 50c 18-inch 4 f q f Flouncings, Skirtings and Corset Cover lC"'iUilC! Embroideries in choice designs JLZIfX idKJXj Nainsook, cambric and swiss of excellent quality. Remnant Specials in Basement Nowhere Else Will You Find Bargains Like These Attractive patterns in light medium and dark colorings, Swansdown and velvet flannels for kimonos and 4 A dressing sacques perfect long mill lengths, at, yd. . AvC Same cloth as above in short lengths, at, yard . . . 5C Yard-wide heavy outing flannel made to sell at 12 Vic yard mill lengths Friday at, 1 yard .. 0C Fine mercerized black sateen soft, firm ' and weighty the kind dressmakers buy for fine petticoats, at, yd ... . 15c The Best Outing Flannel Made at Sy2c Yard In light, medium and dark colorings, checks, stripes and plaids, also baby blue, pink, white and cream Cinderella flannels. qi Better outing flannel than these is not made. 8, 10, 12 o5C and 16-yard lengths, at, yard VJ2V Forenoon Only Staple Amoskeag gingham checks, broken checks and plaids In blue, brown, red and green. Genuine Amoskeag apron ginghams In yard lengths thousands of a pieces to match up AP at each piece Friday Afternoon Beginning at 1:30, 12c new pat tern fleeced flannelettes in short mill lengths many pieces to match, at, yd.. . 4c See Our Great Light Court Decorated in Honor of the Visiting Eagles The most elaborate Interior decoration ever shown In a store In the west Every visiting Eagle should see this display BRANDEIS STORES FREE ART EXHIBIT "The Conquest t Prairie" OpesJmar ( taBUiusr kotk and they. Hirer iKdiaa Reservations. Over two million acres of land In North and South Dakota to be opened for settle ment... Dates of registration, October 4 to Zi. Places ot registration, Aberdeen, Mo- bridge and Ununoo, B. P., on the CHI CAQO, MILWAUKEE A ST. PAUL and CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE A PUOKT SOUND RAILWAYS. DRAWING AT ABERDEEN. 8. D., OCTOBER 16. For In formation and descriptive folders, call city ticket office, 1824 Farnam street, or write r. A. NASH, Oeneral Western Agent. Omaha, Neb. Latest masterpiece in oil by Irving R. Bacon, which won high honors for him at Munich last year. Court of the Bee Bldg. Burrs1 Scream. The young man kissed her and shs c retimed. "What's the trouble. KlttyT" demanded a stern voice from upstairs. "11 Just saw a mouse." she fibbed. Presently, the young man claimed an other klaa, and the scream was repeated. Again came the stern voice: "What la it this time?" "1 Just saw another mouse." Then the old man oame down with the eat and a mouse trap, and sat in a cor ner to watch developments. Uodern So ciety. Hea.lt a ana Beaatr Aid. Cosmetics and lotions will not clear your eompiasloa of pimple and blotches Ilka Foley's Ortno Laxative, for Indigestion, stomach and liver trouble and habitual constipation. Cleanses the system and Is pleasant to taka Bold by all druggists. Batistas Permits. L. C. Sharp, W6-U South Fourteenth street, machine shops, f?.&ui; Hicks Real fjiata company, US South Thirty-eihin street, biiik veneer dwelling. $7.Oj0; J. K. Usury, Central boulevard between Popple- ALXi IsOVERS OP ART ARE INVITED TO INSPECT THIS MAGNIFICENT PICTURE. Piles t FISTULA-Pay Vhen CURED All Rectal Diseases cured without a surgical fe. operation. No Chloroform, Ether or other gen- 1 eral aneasthetic used. CURE GUARANTEED fl to last a LIFE-TIME. 1&ixaminatio! . II WRITE POft BOOK ON PILES AND RECTAL DISEASES WITH TESTIMONIALS 11 DM. C. R- TARRY. 224 Bee Building, Omaha. Nebraska U Ik ( WANTED AT ONCE A first class bualiclman I for men's tailor shop. Friday Bargain Day No other day of the week brin(ri no many odI lots, broken lines and stocks to-be cleared out Friday for quick selling. White Lawn Waists Embroidery and lace trimmed, high and Dutch neck; broken sizes, values to $1.75, for 50 Muslin Underwear Drawers and corset covers, all the soiled garments from our 50c, 75c and $1.00 tables, selling Friday for 25 Dressing Sacques Fleeced sacques and heavy percales; long sleeves, with belt and peplum 59 Rain Coata For women; tan craven- ettes; well tailored; only small lot; $10 values $5.00 Chllds' Presses Dark flannelette or plain blue gingham; 2 to 6 year sizes; new and well made . . . -59 Girls' Dresses; AH wool slcillian and serge Bailor or Peter Thom son dresses, full pleat ed skirts, alao one piece serge dresses In red, brown, navy; 6 to 14 year sizes, values to $7.50 ....$3.50 Flannelette Gowns Of heavy materials and yoke made double clear cut bargains. All ont quickly are thrown thickness; braid trim med; special Friday, at 590 ChUdren'g Garments Miscellaneous lot of about 100 garments, winter coats, wool dresses, reefers, wool skirts, bearskin coats, etc., 2 to 6 year and 6 to 14 year sizes, choice $1.00 Rubber Cape. For school girls; with plaid lined hoods; a very sensible garment at $2.93 Grey Sweaters For women; all sizes; fit ted styles; new gar ments, at . . .$1.23 Friday Silk Day 25C and 39c Two great lots to close $1.00 and $1.25 Silks on sale at . . . Included In these lots are the highly desirable Pongees, In plain and fancies; handsome new Foulards; Black Silks of various sorts, White Jap Silks, Taffetas, Messalines, etc., absolutely choicest lota we ever sold for so little, 25 and 39 a yard. Bklnnef Guaranteed 36-inch Llnln Satins Look for name on selves; In cream, gray, tan or black; Bennett's sell It for less per yard $1.28 TWO TABLES OT BLACK DBES8 GOODS Special Friday cleanup of all kinds of weaves; choice fabrics that were 11.00, 1.26 and 11.50, for 480 P rid ay Bargains Extraordinary One case plain colored Percales, 56 Inch and fine stripe madras; ISo goods for Bo 26c Wash Goods madras, ginghams, silk mixtures So Linen finish Suiting one. pattern only, tan. with white stripe; 15c quality; special 4o fat Trimmings An assortment of choice Jet effects, now very much In demand: special price Friday.. 12Ho A Radical Close Out MEN'S SHOES Friday and Saturday About 1,000 pairs of all well known makes. There are half a dozen lines in broken sizes on sale. Not all sizes in each line but every size is here. W. L. Douglas $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes In patent, veloux calf, gunmetal and vici; in lace, button and blucher Fellow craft and Endicott Johnson Shoes fori 1 men, In all styles and leathers, regularly re- tailing at $3.50 $4.00 $5.00 Any Pair Oxfords or Pumps for Men Choice! of our stock, including patent, oxblood, tan and black. In all the new lasts .Pair Friday .Bargain Fall Kid Gloves Halprlo'e'ls all you pay for the very gloves you'll need this season If you corns ia.rrlday. It's part of our Werthelmer auotlon purchase and no doubt the best glovs opportunity of the year. $1.25 Kid Gloves, . f I $1.80 Kid Gloves, f VI7U best colors, pair 0C $948 best colors, pair Handkerchiefs women's pure linen, '15c Initial 'handkerchiefs, each, t 7 Handkerchiefs women's pure linen hemstitch ed and embroidered; 25c quality . . . .15 Handkerchiefs; Men's pure linen Initial 15c handkerchiefs . .10 ton and Wonlworth avenuaa. fraroa dwell ing, 6.O0O; Benjamin J. RoUUloux. Hud Spencer street, frame dwelling. t2.54; M. W. Kayerson, Thirty-ninth and Chaxlws atreeta, frame dwelling. 3.0uu. A rwlsult Taxaau K. W. GoodU, Dallas. Tex., found a sure cure for malaria and bllIousnea la tr. King's New Llfa Puis. Xa, Bald by Beaton Drug. Co rOOD FOR 7t NERVES aad aervoaa ssea bo find their pusrer te work and youthful vis gone aa a result ef aveea rerk er mental esertlon should teas U HAY'S Ms-MVlC fOuU HLL4 lbs will luake iruu eat auti uu b again. 1 Box I boxes S2.&0 by saalL IliaMaa si aaoOOJTMELL okuii CO. Cos. lata and Sooge BtreoMb OWL sags oostVAarx. aaa aL&raey Bia. Be. Enamelware awnarto7r. for 29c On Sale Friday Our September enamelware sales have packed the depart ment each day one was an nounced. Values were surpass ingly good. Now here's another lot for Friday: 14-quart Dish Pans, No. 8, Tea Kettles, large Preserving ket ties, Klce boilers, Berlin kettles ?very piece worth 3c or over 29c The Weekly Furore in Corsets Friday specials fully as attractive as in former weeks when the department was fairly packed with women in searcn or the bargains. DOLLAR CORSETS. A new fashionable model from a prominent maker and a standard dollar cor set with supporters and lace trimmings all sizes for average figures 69c HALF DOLLAR CORSETS. Three distinct models gir dles, medium and long lengths, for the young school girl, for misses and for fully develop- f A ed figures splen did values, at e9 VV Bennett's Special Chocolate Creams 50c al- ways, for u9L Friday is Candy Day Two extra fine one day candy offers made by the Bal- duff Pure Candy Co. expressly for the day's selling. Famous Assorted Nut Pat ties Regular 40c quality, for 20c Our Big Busy Grocery Offers These for Friday and Saturday Pride of Bennett's Flour, sack 81.68 and 80 green stamps liennett'a Capitol Flour, suck l.t6 and 30 green stamps Bennett's Best Coffee, three pounds i.OO and 1U0 green stamps Bennett's Best Coffee, one pound 35o and 3U ;reen stumps Bennett's Teas, usaorted kinds 6Bo and 7i green staui.s Bennett's Tea .Sittings, pound lfto and 10 green stamps Bennett s Capitol Baking Powder 84o and 20 green stamps Haupberry 1'les, made by Mrs. Douglas lOo Argu iJlosM tttarch, two pack.-iges lOo and 6 green stamps pruiico-American Soups, quart can 350 and 20 green stamps Kddy's Krench Mustard, jar lOo and '10 green stamps Kub-No-More Soap, nine, bars 85o Bayies' Horseradish Mustard. Jar 130 and 10 green stamps Hartley's Marmalade, jar 80o and 20 green stamps Hauler's Tomato tioup, large can Duo and 10 greun Htamps Diamond Crystal Palt, 14-lb. sack 260 and 20 Kreen stumps Golden Harvest Bird Seed, pkg Uo and 10 green sunups Cheese, best quality, pound 90o and 10 gien stumps Jersey Butterine. two-pound for HUo and 10 green stamps Crac kers, assorted pkg lOo and 10 green stumps Fork and Beans Best We Have brand; usual price Ur; special offer, can. 18o Jap Klce. four pounds 85o und 20 green stumps Yacht Club Ealad 1 'reusing, bottle 85o und 20 green stamps Pure Honey, pint jar &5o and 20 green stumps IHamond Crystal Table Kalt, pkg luo and 10 green stamps Cookie Bale -oan ut and Marshmallow Cookies; usual price 15c lb., fur lOo H. J. Htitns Hour Mixed Pickles, quart 80o und 10 greun stamp 11. J. Helm Sweet Onions, pint 300 and 10 green stumps Itoyal Celery Bait, bottle loo und 10 green stamps Black Cherries. 36c cans for 80o BUTTEB-Bennett's Capitol Creamery; the finest produced; pound brick, full weight 32o The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes. mmsk THE RELIABLE STORE Sole Agento for Queen Quality and Stetson ; Shoes Lot 1 .., 3V2C Lot 2 5c Lot 3 7V2C 2,500 Yards of Linen Table Damask, Etc., worth from 25c to $1.50 yard, in four lots: Lotl 25c Lot 2 39c Lot 3 49c Lot 4 59c 36-inch Black Taffef" I 86-inoh reau do Sol special bargains at beautiful quality, big . 69 70? OS 1 snaPB at 89 & 08 29c White Jap Bilk 10 pieces to b closed at, ywd 19 Remnants of High Grade Wool Dress Goods Remnants of the first eoods that sold . out, all new and up-to-date, In Broadcloths, Serges, Suitings, Cloak ings, Batiste, Henriettas, Cashmeres, goods that sold from 75c to $2.50 yard, will go In six lots at Lot 1 S5 Lot 2 3t Lot 3 49t Lot 4 Lot 5 Lot 6 59 75 950 We Save You 25 Per Gent on YOU FROM1 25 TO 50 PER CENT 10 bars best brands laundry Soap ...85o ?lbs. choice Japan Rice J lbs. best Kolled Oatmeal lbs. best Pearl Tnploca or Sago ...,8oo The beet Bulk Starch, lb .00 Tall cans Alaska Hnlmon . . .....lOo Bromangelon, Jellycon or Jello, pkg. 7o Choice California Prunes, per lb. Fancy Muscatel Raisins, per lb. .. X-So OH or Mustard SBrdlnes, per can ...3Vko Com Flakes, all kinds, pks; IT0 Quaker Wheat Flakes, pks; 7Ho rresh Vegetables at Less Than Wholesale 4 bunches Fresh Beets Sweet Corn, per doten MHO Fresh Turnips, Carrots or Parsnips, ner pound Good Cooklns; Apples, per peck ljo Fancy L,eaf Lettuce, 2 for .00 Head Lettuce, per head lOo 0OITT FORGET TRY (MYDEN'S FIRST IT PAYQ 30,000 ACRES n the Famous Twin Falls Country Will be Opened for Entry at EVHIner, Idaho, Sept. 20, '09 This land, -which is a part of tho best that the "West has to offer, with a perpetual water right, will cost $65.50 per acre. 1 First payment $3.25 per acre; . Last pajTnent due April 1, 1922. Registration books will be open from nine A. M. Sept 15th, to the evening of Sept. 19th. Round Trip Rate Between Omaha and CTiZfL H (Th Minidoka Will Be 'St .VJf From Minidoka to Milner, the round trip rate will be $1.35 on Sept. 17, 18, 19 and 20. G' Uintoin) Faeffi "THE SAFE ROAD TO TRAVEL" For descriptive literature and further Information call on or address, CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 FARNAM ST., " OMAHA, NEB. PHONES: BELL, IKJUG. 1828, AND IND. A 3231 Before You Go Let us sell you one of our Souvenir Spoons. Taka on or more to frtends at home. LOOK FOR THE NAME S. VV. Lindsay, Jeweler Friday Is Remnant Day IN OUR FAMOUS DOMESTIC ROOM 20,000 yards of all kinds of "Wash Goods Percales, Scotch Suitings, Flannelettes, Outing Flannels, Prints, Ginghams, "White Goods, Muslins, Sheetings, Towelings, Towels and a great many different goods too numerous to mention and will be classed ac cording to value in G lots. Sold regularly up to 50c yard. Lot 4 8V2C Lot5 100 Lot 6 iisy2c TAILORED SUITS, COATS AND SKIRTS , Made to Your Measure Highest class workmanship and satisfaction guaranteed. We Save You 50 Per Cent on FALL MILLINERY Silks Worth Regularly to $1 Yard at 28c, 38c, 48c A grand assortment of plain and fancy Silks, Taffetas, Peau de Cygnes, Messalines, Checked and Striped Silks, etc., in all the new colorings. Values sure to delight the most -particular pur chaser. ' Friday, Notion Day "We sell staple Notions for less than any other house in tha country. Gold Eye Needles, pkg lo Pearl Buttons, per doz lc Cotton Tapes, all sizes, roll, lo Best Pins, 2 pkgs. for 5o Black Darning Cotton, ball lo Horn Metal Backcombs 5(3 Feather Stitch Braids 30 Dress Buttons, per doz. , . , . .50 $1 Handbags 49o FSlI lillllinBrV- Handbag, greatest snap at our sale price. . HAYDENS' FIRST FOR GROCERIES IT PAYS. WE SAVE 2 stalks Freh Celery Be Red or White Onions, per lb Bo Egg Plant, each Bo 3 bundles Salsify lOo Sweet potatoes, 3 lhs. for 100 Wax or Clreen Beans, per lb. TVo BTTT TOTTJS PZACHIS VOWTIB BEA- soh wiXaXi soon aa ovkk We have a car load of Extra Fancy Colo rado Freestone Peaches for this sale. They are extra fancy and cannot be du plicated for 2oo per bushel more. For this special sals, per crate 91.00 TOT Xajrr WIIS OT COLORADO FEAJtS FOS CAH JfTUO Half bushel boxes Fancy Colorado Barlleu Pears at, per box 91.10 OKAPE8 FOB JSZ.X.T OS TABLB XTSB Either kind, per basket 17Ho 1516 Doug-las Strest. A BEE WANT AD Will rent that lacant house, fill those vacant rooms, or secure boarders on short notice, at a very small cost to you. will rent that vacant house, fill those vacant rooms, or secure boarders on short notice, at a very small cost to you