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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1909)
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 21. 1PW. B The Woman Who Is Sorosis Shod Th woman who is sorosis shod Is foot (ontented. She Is sure of the correct ness of style, the smoothness ;of fit and the exi -ellenre of quality in her footwear. That woman hits found that the Sorosis trade mar'.i means assurance of ull that is best In shoes that n-i expense has . been spared by the makers to Klve her the highest skill of the designer, and the most finished art of the shoe-craftsman. SOCIETY SEES BUSY DAYS In Absence of Younger Set Married Folks Have Inning. YOUNG WOMEN WILL SOON RETURN Charity Hull Fori I rook mid ln-trodnt-tlon of First Drhntante Will He ( oniplrnoni t'nlnrn of Near Fofarr. 8.50-84.00 85.00 83.00 , Sorosis -are . . , Custom St lei at We carry no machine sewed shoes. i Monogram Styles ' at SHOE STORE ; rAX WrLCOX, Manarr 203 South Fifteenth Street I Hon It All marled. ! Mm. Jon told Mrs. Dlack, , liehlnd Mr. Jenkins' lurk, , Thai Mr? Ji nktns-so she'd heard, Hnt please to nut repeat a word ' TIihi Mm. Jenkins we II. of course I 'I h" Idle rumors of divorce Might bp untrue, hut Mrs. Jones Just said she felt It In her bone Thit somehow Jenkins and Ills wife Were not content with married life. Mrs Black told Mrs. Cole Hut warned her not to tell a soul, That Mrs. Jonen of course It might Not he exactly true or right But Mrs. Jones had learned that there Was trouble brewing In the nir. Townsend wedding, which will take place Wednesday evening. Mr. George I'ni'uhart of St. Louis has arrived In QmahV and Is spending the week end as a guest of Mr. and Mr.". W. K. ralmatler, with whom Mrs. l'njuhart has been visiting for several days Miss Howie, who h.is been turning in Kurope for ten months, ariived in Nw York last Sunday on the steamer (Vine. After vlpltlng In New York and Chicago Miss Bowie is expected home about De cember 1. Major and Mrs. Pickering and dnugh ter. Miss Mauiee Pickering, who were for merly stationed In Omaha, passid through the city this wtek enronte to their new 11 station at Vancouver. They have been at : 1'iiltod States Marshal W. P. Wurit'r, Columbus barracks. deputies Dopan Summons. John 8 des, : Claude Hen'sel. Sheriff F. F. Bralley. De I tectlve Devereese, rinkerton Infective I Asher rtMssptter nriil Stieelnl Ai'pnr W. T. uiu 01 ah. niuiiey . rioter 01 uiif cr.v b.,.t Vfia... m . 1. ..... , . . ' . " . . . ' ' ' . ' . " ' . I turned take, place Monday, .ovcmtier .1. 111 1 1 p. m, at the Saveiy hotel. D-s Moines. The man lane of Miss Helen Sheldon daughter of Mr. and Ms. H. (. r'reem.ti of Dundee, to Dr. t'hatles A. Vance of BANDITS SAFE IN" PRISON Train Robbers Are Delivered by Offi cers Without Any Trouble. TAKE THEIR FATE SERIOUSLY Wood and Mattrnt Determined ta Re Motlrl Prisoners Torgen aon M Isheil Trnla IVnilil Be rec ked. Wedrilnaa and A nnoaneements. Invitations have been Issued for th" w JEWELRY GIFTS ; Superior In luster and beauty 6f superiority. Our mountings and settings are perfect. For Wedding or Chrlntmas and Birthday Gifts our jewelry stands for the closest tost and inspection. The designs are rich and fascinating. ALBERT EDHOLM Jeweler, tritli and Harney St. Ath! that "but please don't credit nie. The Jenkins' couldn't quite agree. ' Mrs. Cole laughed light and low. I And somehow seemed to sort of show ' Hut little interest In the tale I That Jenkins' maitlal bliss might fail. "I've kmlun Grace for twenty veins," She tremblingly exclaimed with tears, ! "And all the time I'm sure that she I Has been as happy as could be." 1 ! Then Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Black, I Behind the other lady's back, ' Kxclaimed. the minute that she went. "She's in that scrape I'll bet a cent!" V. V. T.. Jr.. in St. I.ouls Star. I - Social Calendar. j MONDAY Mis. W. T. Hums, luncheon at the Omaha club for Miss Moffitt, gu'st i of Mrs. J. A. McShane; Mrs. Glenn C. Wharton, hostess for the meeting of the Monday Sewing club; Miss Kamona Tay lor, afternoon party for Miss Bess Town send, Mlrs .Lucy t'pdlke, meeting of the Junior Drlilg club; Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Freeman, dinner for Vance-Sheldon wed ding party. Tl'KSDA Y Mrs. David A. Baum, bridge luncheon; wedding of Miss Helen Shel don, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Freeman, to Dr. Charles A. Vance of Lexington, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Shearer, supper for Miss Townsend and Mr. Havens; Mrs. M. Kellner, bridge party at the Metropolitan club; Mrs. C. J. Hubbard, luncheon for Miss Booth of Harlan, la. WKDNKSDAY Wedding nf Miss Bess Townsend and Mr. 1'aul Havens; Dundee Dancing club party at the Dundee hnll: wedding of Miss Lena Frtcke of I'latts nioutli to Mr. Kussel B. Harris at the home of the bride; Mrs. If. M. Simpson, luncheon for Miss Booth: Cllx Club d niclng partv nt the Rome hotel. Tilt USD AY Thanksgiving day. FRIDAY Charity ball at Fort Crook; Mrs. Hurry Deuel, Friday club; Qui Vive club, dancing party nt Chambers; after noon and evening party nt Wattles Me morial Parish House for All Saints Sun day school. PATt'RDA Y Week Knd Dancing club, party at Chambers. Lexington. Ky.. will be eelehruted Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Free, man. The marriage of Miss I'.css Townsend daughter of Mr. and Mis. H. C. Tow n;o ml to Mr. I'aul Havens, will lake place Wednesday evening. Theie will be no bridal attendants, but the tnembeis of the Rolyp club, who are In the cilv to assist The marriage of Mrs. Nellie Wegm 1 ol Lincoln, formerly of Omaha, and Mr. 1M- j w in J. Jackson of Lincoln look place Sutur- 1 day at high noon at the residence of Rey. M. L. Merrick In Omaha, the officiating clergyman. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson will I reside In Lincoln. The wedding of Miss Margaret Millard of Seattle and Mr. Arthur 1 .ewis. on of Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Lewis of this city, took place Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at St. Mark's chinch In Seattle. Mr. and Sirs. Lewis will reach Omaha about De cember 1 to visit during the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Lewis. Mackay Denies He is in Combine : HALF PRICE The sale of all of our Imported and Domestic Pattern Hats will continue at exactly half price none reserved. $150.00 Hats, for. $75.00 $100.00 Hats, for. $50.00 $50.00 Hats, for.. $25.00 $25.00 Hats, for.. $12.50 Thomas Kilpatrick & Co. ! The last week has been full. Indeed, but In striking contrast to the usual order of i things at this time of year. The older members of society have been the active ones nnd the younger set has been con spicuously ouiet. This Is explained by the ptesence of several out-of-town guests in the married set and the fact that several of the youiu women are out of town en joying themselves elsewhere. The charity hall at Fort Crook Friday evening will be the prominent event of the week and a number of guests from Omaha are planning to attend. The ball Is for the benefit of the Army Relief ao clcty and for the Creche of Omaha. An Interesting feature of the ball will be the minuet dunced by eight officers In full dress uniforms and eight women from the post. The latter will wear their hulr powdered and will bo gowned In colonial cosiuinc. Thu parktlelpants will Include; j Jirn. Cornelius Oardener. Mli-s Coll, Mrs. iCcorge Ball, Mrs. William Bennett, Miss Clarke, Mrs. Clemens McMillan, Mrs. .Churchill, Miss Ina Dowdy, Captain Kldred Warfleld. Lieutenant It. S. Morrison. Cap- ! tain George j:. Ball, Lieutenant Nuclsen I Lieutenant Ralph W. Drury, Lieut nant I Martin Shallenbergcr, Lieutenant Frank 'j. McCuiip and Lieutenant K. T. Rogers. The original plan was to have a ball ; pourlre. hut It was decided to leave li j optional and the guests may pow dtr thflr hair or not us they prefer. A ma'd will I be provided lo powder or arrange the hair of the women who desire It. Special civr service han b, en secured fo- that evening. Cars will leive Houlh Head of Postal Telegraph Company Says He Knew Nothing of Wire Deal Before Completion. NF.VV YORK, Nov. 20,-"We have had nothing to do either directly or Indirectly with the combination of the American Tel ephone and Telegraph company with the Westtrn Fnlon Telegraph company." said Clarence II. Mackey, president of the Pos tal Telegraph company, today. "We have not wished to Join It. and have not been Invited to Join It. There have been no negotiations whatsoever with us In regard to the matter and there Is every reason why we should not have had any thing to do with It. We knew nothing about It until the day when It waa pub licly announced. "It Is true that we own a large block of Btoek of the American Telephone and Tel egraph company, but that Is one of our many Investments. We never have had and have not now any representation on the board of that company, and our stock is not consulted or considered any more than the slook of any other stockholder, as you will aee from the fact that we knew nothing about this deal until it was pub licly announced. "The statement that Mr. William II. Baker represented us Is Incorrect. He does not represent us In anything In the slight est degree. Neither hava wa had anything to do with purchases of telephone com panies In the middle west. Our company Is slow and conservative in its Invest ments but swift and aggressive In its service. We are not dsturbed In any way. We have successfully met hard competition for over twenty-five years and have pros pered and are in first class financial con dition; better than ever before. We have waited until this matter had simmered down so that we could make one statement covering the whole subject. As I mated several weeks ago competition will con tinue and It will be real competition the came ns heretofore." Canada of the I'nlon Pacific have rc- fiom Leavenworth, where they landed the Overland Limited mail bandits In the federal penitentiary. The convicted men were not very talk ative on the load down from Omaha, ex cept to say that had they been able to se cure other witnesses who had promise 1 to be on hand to help them In their nllbls they wculd have bepn acquitted. D. W. Woods, who has been the humorist of the party, seemed to realize that his future was hopeless and had lost much of his good humor end really look the matter more seriously than the otheis. They had .ii Utile to say, and talked but li 1 1 To of the crime of which they had been con victed. Kven Fred Torgenson, who had up to this time been the most stoical one of the five, said when crossing the Mis souri river bridge at Fast Leavenworth: "I wouldn't want to see anybody hurt, but 1 wish this whole train would go through this bridge and that I would be at the bottom of the wreck." Arriving at the pi ison about 4 M in the afternoon, the five men were formally turned over to the prison authorities. Theie was but little ceremony In the pro ceedings. The men were ordered to get In line to have their pictures taken. Orlg ware, dated and broken by the situation, was a little slow and was pushed Into the line by a burly prison guard with the sharp admonition: "Get In line, there. You have got to do as you are told here." The prisoners were then photographed In the clothes in which they eame to the prison, and were afterwards searched and given their prison suits on which was stamped their prison number, by which they will be ever known hereafter, and were again photographed. Woods and Matthews remarked to the officers while going to Leavenworth that they Intended to be good prisoners and earn every credit they could. o Socialists for City Ownership Unexpected Strength Shown by Them in the Traction Con test. (From a Staff C-orrespondent.) DES MOINKS. Nov. 20Speclal Tele gram.) The unexpected show of strength on the purt of local socialists for their pro gram of compelling the city council to aub I mit to the voters a plan for municipal j ow nership of the street railway adds com I plications to an interesting situation. The I franchise of the present company Is in litigation and when an effort was made to sell, the terms offered were rejected by i the council. An agreement has been made as to submitting to the voters a new fran chise. Now the socialists have taken the lead In a movement for municipal owner ship and are circulating a petition to force a vote, and It is certain they will succeed. They will also compel a vote on a plan to force the present company to pay over a large amount of money said to be due on the old franchise. Although the late Edward Kntwistle, engineer on the first railroad train in Kng land? left but a very small estate, his will is to be contested. Three daughters and two grandchildren claim that his signatuie was obtained by undue influence In favor of George Futwiatle, Willi whom he had lived for a long time. Reform Mayor Meets Trouble Omaha at ti N:30 and okjlock. ComuuilA. W. LinticUHl of Bonesteel Must i i id in- i u i win ur hi if an i nc.-t? i . w u 'a ..ycwuitj Ql iii I. KTS Jf ' A Diamond Christmas Make it a diamond Christmas thla year. Nothing is so satisfac tory. We have an extensive Btoek of new things in mounted pieces. 40 Diamond La Valliers, 100 Diamond Brooches, ' 200 Diamond Rings, 100 Diamond Scarf Pins. I i And a large selection of fancy ; things set with diamonds Tie Clasps. Match Hoxes. Pocket 1 Knives, etc. Have a look anyway. C. II. UROWN Co., Jeweler and Hlversinillis, 1 tit It ami 1 'amain. eveiy half hour fiom U:;)0 to Vi:W. "The 'fantastic feminine' knowi no limit. One can Imagine her at a future date try ing to add a few little decorative touches to the North polo, when that disputed point become a summer resort, and the genuine cynic would doubtless add that she w ill w ish to add a bow of ribbon or a few flowers to her apartments in a : luture stale." I The above unworthy gibe was provoked from a man by the fashion w hlch has lu- vaded Omaha of having a flower vase in 'one's limousine car or clecirlc brcugliam provided, of course, that one has a luxuri ous car ol the kind. Some women have taken up tho fad ' because, you know, I love flowers so.'' Not for the world Just because It Is a fad. Some of these daughters of fortune or wives-never ridn in their opulent cars unless in ihe vase, which is permanently atflxed In the car. there Is a cluster of light Charge of Larceny Made Against Him. iS17 TAHNAM ST. ZZ MT Milk' pill i I WJ Than! $00 S CliC 00$$ of womens outer garments This week we offer many exceptional values in "Women's Suits, Dresses, Cnpes, Coats ami Furs. Beautiful Suits In new short and long eoat effects, all m;. 1 at special prices for our Thanksgiving Sale, at $15. $25. $35, $45 and $G0 Womens Fine Coats Suitable for street, motoring and evening Specially priced this week at $12.50, $15, $19.50, $25, $29.50 and $35 Hudson Fulton Capes The rage of the season. Specially priced here at $15.00 One Piece Costumes In wool materials. of serge, broadcloth and imported fabrics, in silks of poplin, silk .Jersey, Peau de Cygnes, etc. Specially priced this week at $15.00, $19.50, $25.00 and $35.00 Beautiful Rich Furs Of 3d ink, Jap Mink, White ami Black Fox, Blue, Gray and Black Wolf, Blended and Nat ural Squirrel and Russian Lynx. We show ex ceptionally fine sets of Russian Lvnxs with shawl collar and large rug muff, at, a set $15.00 Fl rteen-ltound Fight at Savannuh. SAVANNAH, Ga.. Nov. 20 -Danny Good man of New York and Joe Howard of Brooklyn fought fifteen fast rounds to a draw before the Southern Athletic club here tonight. At long range Howard had the better of the fight. Goodman evening up In the infighting. STOPS ONLY UNLAWFUL SALE Ions Sapreme Court Derides Legal Injunction Does ot Prevent Saloon Business. DES MOINES, la.. Nov. 20-The su preme court today. In an important de cision, declared that a person who had vloated the mulct law and been per manently enjoined from selling Honors, can nevertheless resume business provided he compiles with all the reiiiircinents ol the mulct law, such as paying the tax In ad vance, obtaining consent from the city council and from the property owners. He need not, under the decision, get another written statement of general consent. The court holds that It Is only the unlawful selling that is punished and that one who complies with the. law Is selling lawfully, Injunction or no Injunction. RON KSTKKL, S. D.. Nov. 20. i Special.) What promises to become one of the most sensational lawsuits ever fought in Greg ory county was started today, when A. W, Lintlcum, the reform mayor of Ronesteol, was arrested on a charge of larceny. Mr. Llrtlcum was arrested on an Information sworn out by a Mr. Crawford, who charges that on or about August 20, l:i0, the mayor stole a valuable cow from him. The war rant was Issued by Judge Crosby and the case Is being prosecuted by States Attorney Pat Donohue. Mr. Liniicuui was elected to office last spring by the church and reform element of Bonesteel and haa always borne a good reputation. Ills troubles began, however, soon after entering ui.c.i his d Hies a.i mayor. He announced ai once that all fun. la of vice must craac and l here was a moving of roulette wheels and poker tables American Beauties or ether expensive i to back rtoins. Chief of Police Uigglnawaa flower. It is a pretty conivlt. If on? cm afford it and can also afford a limousine. Women auto enthusiasts and these do not need to bow to mere men rnotorista are taking deep interest Id the coming auto show and will be at hand when it opens. There they will examine various !!'!') modeis anil talk autho: itatlw ly ot dismissed and Ault was put In Ins stead. The Board of Aldeiinefi could not bland for this change, whtrcnpoti a compronilke was effected. A little later the mayor, who is quite heavily Interested in the cattlo business and sometimes referred lo as "the cowboy mayor" mude a wager on the wilghl of a stfer whereby he lost Z". Tills clutches and exhausts, ignl;lou and ftel .hia enemies took advantage of and sought land all the other aspects and uuallil, of I to show that the mayor was somewhat of, automobiles. a sport himscir. that tins case win oe ' fought to the bitter end Is evident on all j sides. rut Kt ii 4 Siru lurV Neat ! Peraoual l.imsl. Mr. W. S. Drowne of Boston is p nding; . KH llit.llvr the we. k-ind us he gue.-l of Dr. Robert I Mollis, e i . Mr. Sidney C. Hng . of Syracusi . N. V., Is visiting his parents of South Twenty tifth avenue. Mis. John I . Cowin Is making a visit of several weeks ul her lather's home at 1 "'". I .. Ul.,. I 1 . . . i.. 1 i n mill our ueni ill (iiiK1,p. 11 1 iiriiuu nun Will Ur Dedicated Slllida). CfiKSTON. Ia.. Nov. 2.- Special.) Tha Buptist people of ibis city are looking (forward to Sunday, the da;e set for the didlcatlon of their beautiful new church, i rw HISS C-ROLIMB BCELltB, BUPT t:i ( A W tl'.K. .n n,i hiiiiiii' u oflerrd lo vuinf om-n ,fll lo lwm lr.ill nur-ti to nur on. oT tt.e l-.t Tmluir.i S.'-o..!. in I 1,1 ui. K. u-l..l mir In l lil.K i r. lv. K -k iilml. ol i ins h.ol lijibl n n,rnhe:-iip hi S!.t ml NKII"1I Ais-Itlun "t Nur-' The i'i,ir i-'in-si:ft true .r ef c-uilng III pra,-tlil ill I lliro-tt'ial nureir. "d It lh.iri.uh In ail le-aml.x .1:' lh nrW. 'lumen, twaol U'el hui-.ory li,-. Kh it in naming m. ii,i.al. imei an.t an .i rnfttwa of .tuili-lila itn1 ..l.iu'if gu-t.'ii. K.,. furihar particular, an,! tr.. tLl-i. ii'-" MISS CAKOX.XITB lOtLLNEE, ST7 PT., !.. I, ! ll".ltlal training lno ler Sj,i, 4.4; ttAWe A , Chuagu. Mi. and Mrs. Guidon W. Wattles, wh have been sp, nd.ng l.e v, ek in New York Cit, will return home today. i iuirs l.c.lu liouiU has returned home from a visit In Lincoln, where she has I bten the gus; of Miss fay Louise Kichard. ; Mr. and Mis. A. G. Kdwariis and family have u.ovid lo their horns. 3sm; Hji.ley s.rett, which has b.-en i irrupt d for tev.ral yrais by Mis. Kverett I'leston. j Mr. ami Mrs. Tucker of Tt-r.-e Haute, Ind.. have bet n spending several days i as ttie Kuest of Mrs. Tucker's sister. Mi. i" ail, i Ni.lltr. Cv.7 rjiuam s:r ei I Ml. and Mis. Alvin Jolwiron, who hir fuiuishing for two years, it is er.pecteil many from a distance v. Ill he h-re to pat ticlpaie. Tloee services will he hell during the day. The p'inclpai address will l. t:lvn by Dr. Myron Haynrs, one of the denomination's, famous men, and he will be assisted In the day's services by the chancellor of Pt Ha rollrgr, Ite. S. D. ADVERTISE IN THE OMAHA DEE BEST IN THE WEST breii kpeiiding seviial weeks -mug in Detroit, New York and oilier ea:ein I points, are txp.ctej home Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs. William Walter and Kdwln Snails, all of. Fremont, and Mis Marjorie Stevenson of Columbus, Neb., will arrive Mwuday lo icuiaio until altar the Havens- Shaw. Many other ministers of the as- I soclatioTi are expected to att'-nd. and Hev. W. L. Gaston, the pastor under whos ministry the new church was btgun, I:: I expected to be present fiom Ills home in i Nebraska. This chinch is situated in the I lo art of the business d strict of the city. opioile the federal building, and its cost 1 has been between 115 000 and JLM, '.). There is still a deficit of IvOnO to be met, which It la hoped may dedication. be cancelled before the If you have anything to sell or trad and want qutck action advertise It In Th Bea Want Ad columns. Fashion says Mint Lynx and Russian Poney Now read these prices. (iootls direct from maker to wearer. No Fake. Yon save the middleman's profit. Call and be your own judge. Omaha Fur Emporium. Established 1H(;. Russian Mink Sets, up from $7.50 .Jap Lynx Sets, up from $20.00 Black Fox, large rug muffs ami Russian collars up from $10.00 .lap Mink Sets, rug and pillow muff fifty new shapes in collars up from $12.50 (Jenuine Ainerican Mink, up from $30.00 Russian Bony Coats; all lengths, popular length Wl inches; we have them, up from $15.00 G. E. SHUKERT 401-402 South Fifteenth Street. Hi I! 1:1 i Jlliiil ! F. ' I. SCirlDELL & CO. 1522 Douglas Street This week we will sell all our black velvet hats at 20 yer rent off. I'.emember you will save one-fifth If you buy your black velvet hat of us Our Highest Quality at Lowest Prices Special For Thanksgiving Week 28-inch Hrald, 2d quality S4.0O 24-inrh Braid, 2d quality SjiUioO Just, the thing for the turban colfure We are closing out our cluster puffs. Cap frame, our special make, at $1.00 mm 7 i" til : . 21 mm mi Sale Still Continues Following our announcement in last Sunday's paper we have been selling ami will continue to sell until all of the Mawhinney k Ryan stock has been sold. This stock we bought at .)(( on the dollar and arts offering at factory prices. Many appropriate gifts for Christmas in this stock. RYAN JEWELRY CO. Successors to Mawhinney & Ryan Co. Fifteenth and Douglas Sts. Same Location 5c Mrs. Housewife Listen: Why should you wear yourself out twice a week, baking your own bread? You know it isn't economy. If you have "bad luck" with it, your whole day is spoiled and your meals art! unsatisfactory to your family. Is it worth while . STOP BAKING! STOP WORRYING! SMILE AND BUY NUTRO BREAD. NUTRO SAVES ALL BAKING CARES. It is the perfect bread it's in u class by it-elf. (Jet it today; give it a trial. A LOAF C in 5 A LOAF o
