THE BEE: OMATTA. SATURDAY, NOVEM"BEB 13, 100ft.
IIAWLEY TO BE RAIL RING
Said to Ilave Tormed Alliance to Get
j the Southern Pacific.
SUPPOETED BY STANDARD OIL
Latter Damps 1'nlon Pacific and tiara
oothrrn rarlfle and Will Taka
Ilantlnatoa Estate lata
Combine.
Thre Is report In railroad circle that
Edwin Hawlry has effected an alliance
with the Standard Oil interrata and the
hunting-ton estate for control of the
Southern Pacific, removing:. It from th
Harrlman system of rallroada.
Standard Oil, tha report aoea. la unload
ing Union Pacific and buying; up Southern
Pacific aa rapidly aa possible and In thla
connection a sharp bearish movement In
Vnlon Pacific stocks la predicted. It will
be but a short time, thla authority says,
until the Pacific roads will be widely aep
aratfd . In ownership and what was the
celebrated Harrlman system will become
distinct properties In themselves. Thla re
sult many railroad men believe to be In
evitable. So far as Omaha Is concerned
the Indefinite continuation of the old ays
tern would be highly desirable, for the
Union Taciflc with the Southern Pacific
attached to lta western end ! a far
greater trunk line and artery of com
merce than with the western extension
cut off and the advantages to the Gate
City of the west are obvious.
Harrier Ha Sis Road.
Hawley already controls six railroads
the Iowa Central and Minneapolis & St.
Louis, which, however, form ' practically
one line now; the Chicago & Alton, the
Clover Leaf, the Missouri, Kansaa & Texas
and the Chesapeake & Ohio. That gives
him the mastery of a neucleus sufficiently
Btrong to make posaible a formidable or
ganization. Hawley, It may be recalled, waa picked
out by the late E. H. Harrlman as 'the
coming railroad man of the coutvtry."
Beginning with the little Iowa Central,
Hawley's rise has been almost meteoric
In the railroad world. His acquisition of
'.he Chicago & Alton, In competition with
Harrlman, was counted a distinct tri
umph. Iowa Man to Be Big Boss.
The triple alliance now reported contem
plates the ascendency of the Hawley star
of conquest. The combination is not to
end with the acquisition of the Southern
Puclfio, but will proceed In search of
other western roads-In the determination
of building up a system greater even than
the one organised and left by Mr. Harrl
man. With the power and influence of
the Standard and Huntington forces back
of him Hawley, it la argued, will at once
lump Into the arena almost Impregnable
against attack.
Interest In this report is accentuated be
cause of the- fact that Standard Oil had
always been one of the main pillars under
the Harrlman superstructure and that
now, so soon after the death of Harrlman,
his strongest ally Is to drive the wedge
to spilt the great Harrlman organization.
Railroad men who have discussed the re
port, agree that if this movement does
take form and the alliance does acquire the
Southern Pacific, It will go after the other
Harrlman properties In time.
Same Mail Crew
Gets Big Scare
Men Held Up in May Assembled for
First Time and Get Fright
at Same Place.
Extraordinary Sale
Silk Hosiery
Women's fine imported pure
silk thread hosiery, also Italian
silk hose double heel and toe
allover lace and lace boot pat
terns, Richelieu ribbed in plain
black, tan and fancy light shades
also men's black and tan pure
thread silk double sole, splice
heel and toe worth up to $2.00
a pair; at, a pair
75c ggi 98c
50c Hosiery at 25c Pr.
Women's fine Imported lisle thread and cotton hosiery all over lace,
lace boot and fancy silk clock and embroidered boot patterns f p -
plain black, tan and fancy colors double heel and toe, I fill
wide hem and garter tops many mercerized Geneva silk fin- ff I
Ished. worth 50e a nair. at. a nair . w
The crew of Overland Limited mall
clerks held up May 22 by the five bandits
convicted Thursday night had a scare at
the same place at the same hour and at
the same minute that the bandits heard
their fate. Add to this coincidence the fact
that for the first time since the robbery
tho whole crew was reassembled Thursday
night, the situation la most striking.
The train' Invariably stops at Summit,
Just Inside the South Omaha city limits,
as a precautionary measure, for a
moment or two. Thursday night the
train stopped a little more suddenly than
usual,' and the mall clerk crew was more
or less startled and began to have vlsious
of another holdup.
"Tho scare lasted only for a minute or
two," said one of the clerks, "but we were
cared good and plenty for that minute j ft
or two, and not one of us poked our heads (-
f out 01 me winnow iu see wnai was up.
. It was a big relief to us when the train
started again."
Women's, Men's and Children's 20c Hosiery, 9c Pr.
Women's and men's fine cotton hose; also children's fine and
heavy ribbed school hose some double heel, toe and knees, JC
worth 20c a pair, at, a pair '.
ON SALE IN BASEMENT
25c All Silk Ribbons, 10c
Silk Taffetas, plain black, white and all
colors, also Dresden and fancy floral
designs and some silk satin taffetas
numbers 60, 80 and 100 all J f
on bargain square worth g H
' 25c a' yard, at, yard. . . . . . AW
New Dutch lace collars, In baby Irish, Irish cro
chet and Venise effects; also Jabots, stock col
lars, worth up to 11, at, each . .25 and 50?
Women's all pure Irish linen handkerchiefs; sheer quality; all widths
hemstitching, at, each 5? and 8W
Men's all pifre Irish linen handkerchiefs; all widths of hemstitching;
bargain square, at, each 126?
Women's Winter Underwear
Women's fleece lined tJnion Suits fine
ribbed cotton in cream, all sizes worth
$1.00, at 69c
Women's fleece lined Pants and Shirts
white and cream all sizes worth 50o
at 39c
Children's fleece lined Pants, Shirts and
Drawers all sizes, at, a garment. . . . 10c
Women's silk underwear Italian
silk vests In pink, blue and white
all sizes, at $1.69
Women's camel hair "wool vests
and pants; regular f l.00 quality,
at, a garment 75?
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75c SOFA PILLOW SLIFS at 25c
Hundreds of elegant pillow slips, including tapestry, bur
lap, art ticking, denim and cretonne ; yery fine j J?
lot worth up to 75c; special, at .. ... aaaJC
School Boy
Needs '
The Shoe Question
Settled
The little chaps are a con
stant care We are con
stantly looking out for their
welfare, and not a shoe man
ufacturer In the United States
hut what has a hearing from
our buyer when he has foot
wear for youngsters. We buy
consistently, carefully and
economically, not forgetting
wear, style and quality, and
that's exactly the way we see
you safe In your shoe pur
chases here.
The Sizes and Prices Range:
Little Gents' Sizes
JO to 1SH 31.75
Boys' Sizes
1 to H $2.00
IJOVS' STORM SHOES
They are extra high tops
heavy soles, common sense
lasts, strong and durable
Black or tan Prices range
according to size, from
v 82.50 to $ 1.50
Ask to see them.
Drexcl Shoe Co.
1419 fiman Street.
Kentucky's Best and
Oldest Whiskey
..Full Quarts...
80o, $1.00 and $1.25
Extra Special
Distinguished JJy its Kkant Flavor
HILLER LIQUOR CO.
1309 Farnam Street
Prompt Delivery Both 'Phones
We ship four
Send for price list.
quarts prepaid
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Something new In Omaha! Combi
nation demonstration National Bis
cuit Company's product at the
West End Market
k COLONEL CODY WILL ASSIST
. 1 IN RECEIVING JAPANESE
Notrd rioarer and Showman Arrives
ft ttaiaha Trained to tha Mia
te for a Itantlns; Trip.
Colonel W. F. Cody arrived In Omaha
Friday to make final arrangements tor the
' hunting trip which he and Mayor Da hi man
are to take In the Rocky mountains near
T Cody, ' Wyo. The colonel la enjoying- ex
it cellcnt health, looking much better than
when he was here with his show last
' summer; In (act he carries his age so
well that one would not take him (or one
-I of the earlier pioneers of the western
plains.
- Buffalo Bill has closed one of the most
' successful seasons lu his career as a
y' showman, and now haa his show In win
- ter quarters at Trenton, N. J., where he
hs secured control of the fair ground,
with large buildings for the housing of
'"his wagons, and other paraphernalia and
plenty of place fur his stock to run out.
, At. the beginning of, the season Colonel
Cody formed a partnership with Major
' Lily, and both have prospered in spite
of a terrific show war which was waged
' during the summer. At one time In Okla
homa the Buffalo BUI Wild West show had
s competitors the Klnglinga, the 101 Ranch
show, the Sells shopr and one or two others
and several were forced to get out because
of the ftrong competition,
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Oarlow of North
Platte arrived In Omaha Friday morning
to visit with Mrs. Gaiiow's father. Colonel
' 1 Cody.
; Colonel Cody has been '. asked by the
Orraha Commercial club to be at the Bur
; ltr.gtnn station Saturday morning to assist
.' In the reception of the Japanese commissioners.
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A clear saving of $5.00 for
you.
The Suits and Overcoats
we offer you at this sale are
radically different than most
stores sell at this price. No
body's shelf worn goods or
old time patterns; but new,
seasonable merchandise, tail
ored in the best of manner.
Suits are made of absolutely
all wool serge, fancy wor
steds, velour and cassimere
fabrics. Overcoats are made
of pure meltons, velour, ker
sey and beaver materials.
Styles that men of fashion
wear.
Spocial
Pants Value
4S
Buy that extra pair of
pants here tomorrow and
save $1.00 to $1.50.. Suitable
for business or dress wear, in
all the latest weaves and col
orings. Big selection to
choose from.
MAHTEE
CLOTHING CO.
1 51 9-1 521 Douglas Street
Saturday's Specials
MEAT DEPARTMENT
40th and Dodge
13, 1909.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Vermont Maple Sugar, per lb 15c
Maple and Cane Syrup, per gal 75c
48-lb. Sack Lotus Flour fl.HO
6-lb. Sack Prepared Buckwheat Flour . .25c
Johnson's Sweet Cider, per gal 40c
Home Grown Potatoes, per bu 63c
10c Toilet Soap, per cake 5c
Imported Castile Soap, per lb 15c
Pretzels, per lb 6c
Swedish Health Bread 12 He
90c Bottle Queen Olives 65c
Manzanilla Olives, qt. Jars 2.V
Qt. Bottles Long's Maraschino Cherries ..65c
Evaporated Peaches, per lb 10c
Our 1,400 lbs. of cheese will soon be gone
It's New York Full Crenm, per lb 23c
Best Imported Swiss Cheese, per lb 35c
Fancy Edam Cheese 91.10
Cottage Cheese, per pkg ioc
Imported Dill Pickles, per doz 80c
Imported Sauer Kraut, per qt 15c
Imported Endive Fancy Head Lettuce
Domestic Endive Fancy Cauliflower
Freah Mushrooms Fancy Tomatoes
Fancy Artichokes Limes
Spring Chicken, per
lb 13Hc
Young Hens, lb. . .13c
Veal Breasts, lb. Sc
Veal Shoulder Roast,
per lb 0c
Calumet Bacon (nar
row strips), lb. . . 18c
No. 1 Steer Pot Roast,
per lb 10c
Fall Lamb Legs, per
lb 12ic
Lamb Shoulder Roast,
per lb 6 He
Lamb Stew, 0 pounds,
for 25c
Courtney's Pure Pig
Pork Sausage, lb. 2.1c
Turkeys, Geese, Ducks,
Finnan Haddies, etc.,
etc.
REFUSED TO WED WOMAN
Mtcalttaa Man la Drlaaj Itatemeat
Ulvra This aa Heaaoa. Ha
Waa that.
PETROIT. Mloh., v. 11. Samuel F.
Morley, farm manager on a large estate
at liloomfleM Hills, twenty miles north of
Detroit. dl-Nl today from two bullet wounds
Inflicted laat clsht, according to the man's
tying statement, by Miss Hnrtha Lletaau.
tkoin he h4 refused to marry.
Saturday Bargains in Family Liquors
$3.50
$2.50
...75c
...25c
CAjCKLEY BROO .121 Hart!) 1 6th Street (Opposite Postofflce)
Eight-year-old Kentucky Rye or Bourbon whiskys, standard
brands per quart, $1.00 Pef gallon
Six-year-old standard brands whUkys per quart, 75
per gallon
Jamaica Rum,
per quart
Table Wines. California Port and Sherry,
per quart
Saleslady In Attendance.
S1TUBD1T, OCT.
Select four of .any Ro
packages for.
Select three of any lOo
packages for
Very choice Pot Roast,
per lb
Fine Hamburger Steak,
S lbs. for
Prime Rib Roast Beef,
per lb ,
Home DresHed Spring
Chickens, per lb
Early Ohio Potatoes,
per buahel
Fine Cooking and Eating
Apples ,
Not cheap goodn, but first quality
goods at reasonable prices.
West End Market
!5c
2c
IQc
25c
18c
18c
70c
85c
Oilz Sons Stores
201-200 X. l.flth Strwt,
DRUMMER'S SAMPLE SUITS
Greatest Values Ever Shown In Ladles' Fall Suits and Drrsnos.
This was a special purchase of 350 up-to-date Suits and Dresses
bought by our New York buyer. This factory needed the money and
accepted our offer, which we were rather fortunate In Retting this lot.
These suits are worth up to $25.00, $29.60, $35.00, $40.00 and $45.00.
They are made of Imported chiffon broadcloths, diagonals, pleated
skirts and plain. All new models, mado in fancy or plain tailored
stylos all with Skinner's satin lining. We offer them for Saturday
and Monday at the ridiculous price one-third of their actual values
Bts.
40th and Dodge
Phones Harney 138 A.1349
Quality, Cl.anlln.se and Berrioe,
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Call Us
by 'Phone
Whenever you wnt
something call 'fhons
Douglas 2S8 and make
It known through a
Bee Want Ad.
HOTELS.
Women's $3.00 Shoes
At this popular Shoe price, we
show the best Shoe value the
money will buy.
The Woman who wears Three
Dollar Shoes will miss the best
Three Dollar Shoes, if she does not
buy them here.
The new Models are handsome.
The Kid or Dull top, cut In the
new slant style. Is very popular.
Then, there are he regular Lace.
Button or Blucher Models.
The best of a variety of good leathers.
Short vamps and Cuban heels.
Expert Shoemaklng
ir we lit
will guarantee you
tion and comfort.
HI.
n every det
your Shoes, Madam, we
perfect eatlsfac-
FRY SHOE CO.,
The Shoers
and Donglas Streets
Hth
SPECIAL GALE PRICE
$8.95, $9.95. $11.95, $13.95, $15.95
Ladles' new, long Coats, 62, 54 and 56 Inches long.
All perfectly tailored garments, in pleated, flare and plain styles.
The materials aro all wool coverts, fine Broadcloths, diagonals, cheviots
and fancy materials, half lined or lined throughout with guaranteed
satin $25 and $35 values on sale, at
$6.95, $9.95, $12.50, $14.95
We offer for Saturday and Monday, 300 Shirt Waists, consisting of silk,
messaline, taffeta, loom and linen all strictly made, at QQ SI 40
$2.49 and JSU.'oS
All worth up from $5 to $15 each.
Stunning Fall Dress and Walking Skirls, worth tip to $15.00, each,
at. S1.05 $2.05 nd S3.05
Charming Skirts, made of voile, serge, chiffon, Panama, worsteds, ate,
black, gray and popular fall shades all new style features for fall.
Including newest kilted ideas A4 nr, An n
22 ."p. .!:s.. .:,ch: $1 .95-S2.S5-$3.95
LADIKS' HK.VTHKKBLOOM PKTTICOATS
We offer extra large flounce,
for walking, at,
each ,
Silk-guaranteed Petticoats extra size, unbreakable am fg nr
Ko1.?::!" S3.35-S4.95
Omaha's Leading Cut Price Suit and Skirt Store. We lletail Goods at
Loss Than Wholesale Prices.
We give S. & 11. Green Trading Stamps with each purchase.
95C-S1.49
SOLAR STOVES RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARD AT OMAHA EXPOSITION
Read below how well people who are
using them speak of them. We sell
them on email monthly payments, or
a cut price for cash. .
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It Is that powerful double heater
that has made the Solar Base Burner
so popular. Double heater means giv
ing two beats with one fuel, that is
what the Solar does, and that is what
is making it so popular. No one will
believe what .a pleasure a Base Burner
Is in a household until they use a
Solar. Several thousand Omaha fam
ilies who are using them know. The
Solar has proven its superiority.
Mr. Duffy, 1018 South Twenty-fifth
street, says: "We heated six rooms all
last winter with two and one-half tons
of coal. It has been the pleasure of our
household. I have never seen the Base
Burner that compares with it"
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This Is what the Solar Oak la and what
It will do. it Is the heaviest and longest
lasting soft coal stove niade and will last
a life time. It will keep fire forty-eight
hours with Baft coal and is air tight. It
has a patent smoke and gas burner that
will burn the smoke and gas and give
nearly twice the heat with the same (ul
that any soft coal stove will without. It
heats the floor within a radius of ttti
feet around It. It burns hard or soft coal,
slack, lignite or wood. It is a clean soft
coal stove, because It has an ash pan and
front feed door. No housewife that Is an
up-to-date and neat housekeeper will una
any other kind of a soft coal stove after
she knows what the Solar is.
Mr. Knudson, Keystone park, says: "Two
years ago I boupht a Hot Blast. I bought
It because It was advertised as a world
beater. It waa sold under a lt.it of guar
antees as long as a freight train, kt tha
stove and the guarantees did not eorres
pond at all. I would not trade a Solar Oak
for a car load of ITot masts."
THE STOETZEl STOVE COMPANY
714 South 16th Street.
QUALITY
Should be tho primary consideration when it comes to buying meat
We realize this fact fully; therefore we always buy the best, but our fa
cilities for buying enables us to get prices, which accounts for our sell
ing much cheaper than other firms. We sell meats, poultry, game,
fish, oysters, eggs, etc., the best the market affords, at prices lower
than you have to pay for the poor grades elsewhere.
We are quoting a few prices for Saturday:
Prime Rib Roast 12 and 10
Sirloin Steak 12 H
Porter House Steak 15
Shoulder Pot Roast g and G
Cenfinal IVSaIkofi
210 North Sixteenth Street
Tela., Doug. 17UO; Ind., A-21U.
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18TH US JAOXBOBT
TJn.xcelled tor Its Beauty and
Modern Appolntm.nta.
Rorvrn: MILLER
Our Candy Special
For Saturday
Our regular 40c Black "Walnut
Taffy, per lb. box 25c
Our regular 00c Smart Set Choc
olates; Saturday only, lb., 39c
HYERS-DILLOU DRUG CO.
16th and Farnam Sts.
Roliablo
Dentistry
AT
Taft's Dental Room
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Omaha to
hicago and Return
Nov: 15. 20, 28, 29, 30.
Dec. 1, 5, G.
Final return limit Dec. 13.
These are the last low rates of the season.
Tickets are good on all trains including the pop
ular electric-lighted Nebraska-Chicago limited from
Omaha at 6:30 p. m., arriving Chicago 8:07 a. m.
Sleepers and diner are ready for Omaha patrons
at 6:00 p. m.
Other trains leave at 7:20 a. m. and 4:20 p. m.
Tickets, berths and full information at
J - 1 -fl
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
1502 Farnam Street, Omaha.
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