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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1910)
U1K BKK: OMAHA. KIM DAY. MAY 1.1. 1010. " t. .. - ' . .. . - ' ' ' ' ' pHomrmoid"Jit5tW ' v ' Home of "Sampeck" j . ' S -t-- .tjgra, ! 0oodj- ! Mar,t Cro" L!5!! tfSs!vf5r1. -5 Little . , ss:' ff "Princess" ' 7 Major CoaU t -v n Vi rWr-i. .' t- vr i Dresses for , ' Jpm Our' Prices Are Low gfcl , TJQitK clothes, tho surface style - may ca plcasingi vet 1 a fcio lOcar.ings may disclose defects ut terly fatal to shapeliness or satisfactory service Bobrkd twenty-five are as good irj t)xeir .internal con strlictiorj as their external appearance wobld lead you to expect. 'We -Woiild like to sell Loti Ijour clothes this season. JDrop in and talk it over. Spring Sbits $18 to $$0 (Raincoats,' $18 to JSobrke preferred obr $3 hat is an bnbsual qliaitlj for that price. Jill the new blocks and colors. 5 I 4 S Friday c. Saturday Special Boys' " K. & K " Bloirtes, with soft col lars','' chambray ma dras and kbaki, light and dark. colors; sizes .7 to 16 years. 45 c 'Children's Underwear ,rtor. white lisle 25 V I ria reuu I bulb, . high or sleeveless Vestft.- knee ' or ankle length Pants. Sizes 2 to 16 years; Very special values at 25c a garment c for perfect fit- 1T-1.- O..Ji 50 ting Union Suits for the boys and girls. White and ecru; long 'ot short sleeves; knee or ankle length. The best In the city at 60c a suit: Children's Hosiery - r C for lnfant B t'ne 7 , quality lisle hose; pink, blue. white, tan, red and black; matchlesB values at 15c; Lpa,r 25c For "Onyx" Hosiery. Of course, you can buy 25e stock O ftC anywhere, bul not like these. Hers- are real loo St?) values, brilliant black stockings, with Irish linen toes "A ' and heels. The boys and Kirls will like these stocking, parent will Ilk the price advantage. We also sell the celebrated 'PONY "'Hose for boys and girls, all weights, all 25C .colors, great value, at i r ror ; i Imported Socks t We are offering ail Colore 'v'pretfifaftoy tps. sltea H V: a pair. .,-.j. . COMET WEARING LDVELY TAIL Halley'i All Star Production Found - in Good Order. MIIU0N3 OF HUES OF FIRE SI reamer Long Enough to Heach I'nst the' Eartb, Maya Father Hf Advlc for the Obaerver-o Ue..piie scurilous rumors to (lie contrary, Halley's comet la cqulppcB with a pirlesn tall tf 18,000.000 miles In length. That the 'i doubt that at this store you get the best possible goods at the least possible cost. Many readers fully appreciate this statement, M we fear that some have the mistaken idea that because our goods are of such high quality that our prices are high. Of course we never for a moment lose sight of quality and we want you to think of this as a quality store; we want the exacting young people of this community to always look to us as authority in the matter of styles, but we also want to be known as a store of greater values. We mark our goods at a very low percentage of profit; that is why we can compete with others in price without sacrificing quality. As examples of our fair prices we direct attention to the strong values quoted below. These are merely representative of many others awaiting your approval throughout the store this week. : Low Prices for Handsome Waists Hand embroidered Waists of sheer, whit batiste, trimmed with lace and Insertion The prettiest waists you ef will And anywhere at r '1""' anywhere near the price .81 we ask m 82 to M Tailored Waists $2.50 and 3.W These charming Waists are perfectly tai lored, of madras and white linen made with the pretty Gibson pleats. If you want a perfect fit try stylish waists at a small price. See these, at $2.50 and $3.50 83-34-38-SS "Middy" Blouses, $1.50 Middy Blouses or Sailor Waists of white ftalatea with pretty braided blue collars- laced or e? - ej1 ..In In frnnll " .Jv splendid values at j n t Infants" Wear Infants' bonnets of embroidery or fine - tucked lawn, sixes Vi to 16 q tc Inches Infants' long coats of Bedford cord, with neatly braided 1 n cape Infants' long dresses, In bishop and yoke ' styles, with dainty lace and embroidery trimming; seme have yokes of real Madeira embroidery; unuaual values, at ad , $1'00 Infants' cotton gauxe vests, long 25c or short sleeves 25c, '. :. in children's Imported socks, to.H. These have 25c Splendid Shoe' Values two-hole l. .nd perfect fitters and ,tore8"st $o.00, we sell them tor Sizes 2li. Sizes l2 Sizes 8y means that the comet has a tail long enough to reach to the earth on May 18 and then wrap around the globe 160 times with a half hitch on the end. Father Rigge, in calculations made at Creltjhton observatory on Thursday morn ing, has found thkt the comet carries at least 8,000,000 miles of tall more than previ ous figures have allowed. If the tall Is held in the right direction on May 18 It will extend to the earth and some 4.000,000 miles beyond Into the stellar suburbs. "The comet promises to aurpasa all our best expectations," said Father Rle. "According to my measurements, It has a tall this morning far longer than neces sary to reach the earth. "I would suggest to those who are so Inclined to get one good morning view of the comet. The sky must, however, be For Saturday, May 1 4 HAYDEM's . TMC HU1ILI STOM . Announce a Sale of Silk Dresses Surpassing any bargain offering ever slioMn iu Omaha. Klegant new dresses foulard, Pongees, Taffetas, Mescalines, etc., In great variety of wanted colors, in. cliKling black, choice $10 . Values up to $30, as shown in 16th treet window. Manufacturer's aurplua stock of nearly SOU beautiful drcaa included. WASH NKIIiTS Worth to f:l.OO rials, for JJl.5 Prepare to come early , Saturday. ohiect of this advertisement New Pongee strle with exceptional , New washable coat suits for small wom sJU' en in. genuine Horrick's Rep; exQuisite 5l7 tS rnolel8 Pre8entln8 finest tailoring; colors . are P,nk Dlue tan and $11 ")! 1 2 wblle 8,zea 32 to 38 . , . . : . -wtl Small women's dresses in Russian blouse models of fine Wexford cloth, with Grecian band trim ming( also a new lingerie style In pretty flowered dimities, with dainty lace trimmings, sizes 32, 34, 86, ,88; remarkably clever styles at V50 Special Values in Footwear for Women, Misses and Children ankle strap pumps, in the newest extra quality, some $4 .00 Misses' and children's ankle strap pumps, in turn. soles and welt soles, dull and patent leather, stylish lookers and fine fitters. to C, for big girls . to 2, for misses... to 11, for children. $3.00 $2.50 $2.00 clear. The best time la ar : o'clock. At 4 the twilight of dawn may blot out the tail entirely, aa It did today. Before 3:30 It will be too low and lost In the haze which hangs over the lxirnon. "Those who would like to look at the comet through the Crelghton telescope I would prefer to have call In the evening about a week later. They ahould not call In the morning. The comet will soon, how ever, admit of observation by the naked eye. This gives, a far more impressive vlfcw than through the telescope, which, of course, shows but a part of the comet at a time." DIAMONDS OF GREAT VALUE Kxhlblt of Precious .Stones to Be Open to the Public All Next Week. To awaken Omaha Jewelry lovers to the possibilities at hand In their own city and to celebrate his twentieth anniversary as proprietor of a jewelry establishment, Al bert Gdholm is placing on public display the first "diamond exhibit" ever attempted In this city. Tiaras, pendants, lavalllers and precious combs all glistening with clusters of gems make up the display, the value of which reaches into the hundreds of thousands of dollars. The exhibit is handsomely arrayed in cases in Mr. Kdhulm's store at Sixteenth and Harney street, to be viewed by the public all week beginning Monday. It la not a sale and those who visit the diamond establishment will not be asked to make their visit one of business. Mr. I'.dUolm explained Thursday morning that diamond exhibits have been In vogue In New York and Boston as anniversary at tractions for the last eight years. The purpose of such occasions has always been to Mtimulate interest and an appreciation of the wonderful pieces of Jewelry work manship that are now being placed on the market.. The local Jeweler explained that all the beat jewels and specimens of the highest art in jewelry can be purchased through local firms if the latter would take the risk of laying the priceless articles In stock. Heretofore, he explained, Omahans seeking precious articles have always gone to New York or Europe for them. Urssnlt Wreeki Balldlaaa as completely as coughs and colds wreck lungs. Cure them quick with Ir. King's New Discovery. &0o and $100. For sale by Beaton Irug Co. Bee' Want Aua will boost your buslnea Swell Coats $1 7.50 and Rajah Coats in full length collars of contrasting colors. These are handsome models from the work shops of the best manufacturers and dis tinctive in every line. Sizes 32,. 34, 36, 38, values i t 1 T 50 f . . Pretty Dresses $9.75 Petticoats M19 A Petticoat special of hyde-grade luster taffeta in pretty striped 'et- -' fects; deep knife pleated flounce? -86 to 40-inctt lengthy; $1.60 value" for - - '- '"" $149 " .. . -, .. .. ... . value. A Special Feature of Our "Sampeck" Clothes for Boys Is the 2 Pair of Knickerbockers With Each Suit An iinequaled showing of boys' spring and summer suits at $5.00, $7.50, $8.50 and $10.00 Three Strong Values in Wash Suits at $1.25, $1.50 and $1.95 There's a broad variety of colors and patterns,, all the sea Bon's best styles are all especially well made. We direct spe cial attention to the handsome white suits for the little fellows, at $1 .75, $1 .95 and $2.25 BALL CAME ROW IN COURT Jaraei Ish Charged with Assault to Co Great Bodily Harm. BIG ARRAY OF LEGAL LIGHTS Bo' Game on a Vacant Lot Canae of Salt la the District .Court , Attorneys Boost the Na tional (iam. i A red-hot trial began, in district court Thursday morning when the caae of state against James Ish, fire reporter, went under way before Judge Estelle. Ish Is ac cused of assault on Elmer A. Johnson with Intent to commit great bodily Injury. He has secured as his counsel W. J. Oonnell and B. Q. Burbank, and County Attorney Kngliah and J-ouls J. Piattl are prosecuting. English and Connell hava not measured le gal swords since the trial In January last year of Wetmore, accused of attempting to bribe Herbert Daniel, then city prose cutor. Ball playing by boys and men on a va cant lot, and the law of treppahs will fig ure prominently In the case, for the as sault on Mr. Johnson occurred In connec tion with a game being played on a vacant lot on Mason street, which Mrs. Martha Ish, mother of the defendant, had rented and on which she pastured cpws. A Jury to try the case was quickly secured and Messrs. English and Cornell followed In unusually elaborate opening statements. By the. first Mr. . Ish was represented as making a brutal and un provoked assault on Mr. Johnson, striking him while his back waj turned, with a policeman's billy, which Iah waa in the habit of carrying. Mr. Conuell described Ish aa rushing to the .defense of. his wife, and described the whole prosecution aa an at tempt of residents of the neighborhood to "vindicate a right to burn' the lsh's fence In winter and the trespass on the lot In summer." Only a Little Fracas. lsh's attorney described the affair aa a little fracas "which would ordinarily have been settled In ten minutes In police court," Instead of which they are' here trying to railroad Jimmy Ish to the penitentiary." In the mind of the county attorney, counsel for the other side wandered cl'ar outside the Issues toward the close of his opening statement, and Just as Mr. Connell VStfTSSSl Pretty Dresses for Girls CJIrl'B one-piece waist dress made with neatly trimmed waist and full pleated skirt. Hlfrh or low neck styles. Splendid assortment of light and dark percales and assurcmviLL ui nam ". n f0"-"-. -...- flnghams. Sliea it 1 f t to 14 years. ,JJ at Girl's one-piece dress of plain color cham brays with trimming of striped material, In contrasting colors. Box pleated skirt. Colors are cadet, light blue, pink and buff. Blses 8 to 14 years. r" f 'vffiTt'. J1-5U Kid and Fabric Gloves Children's fine cotton gloves In tan, red, navy, mode, gray, black and white , at 25c Children's fine silk lisle gloves. In ell !, in all 50c ss in red, shades, ffne values, at Children's lltrht weight kid gloves in red, white, and all shades of tan, at 8WEA.TER8. n.oo Girls flne all wool sweaters In golf red. to Ot ages to 14 years, A great bargain at 1.95 We Have Adopted Sampeck Clothes . As pur leading line, because we kriow that they are the ; 'best ' ' clothes made from every standpoint of style, ' aualitv. workmanship and was near his close, Mr. English rose In protest. "I am through," said Mr. Connell, smiling, and the case went on with the wounded man, E. A. Johnson, as the first witness for the state, ' Present In the court room were many men from the neighborhood, among whom was Alfred Kennedy, president of the Board of Education. He will be a witness In the case, as will his son. Alfred Ken nedy, Jr., whom Mr. .Ish tried to arrest be fore the alleged attack on Johnson. Also called as wltnessea for the state are Prs. A. K. Kmxle, William C. Kenner and Elmer E. Porter. Carl Dart, another boy who figured In the embroglio, and Gilbert Kennedy, a second son of Alfred Kennedy, will also testify. The case has already called forth from counsel on both sides eulogies of the na t'onal game. Sprinkling Car Heads for Lake Tries to Eush Into the Water of Hanscom Park to Be Re filled. Big trees along the west side of Hans com park saved the big sprinkling car of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street lull way company from carrying out Its mad purpose of running Into the lake In Hana com park for more water Thursday morn ing. As the big sprinkler was meandering along the west side of the park, near Center street, it suddenly left the track and started down through the park to ward the lake. Coming In contact with some native trees It was stopped In ite precipitous flight. FINE FOR AN AUTO SPEEDER Twenty. Fire ss t'oste Penaltr for Eieft4ls( I.Ira I Two - ArrestedV , Charged with exceeding the speed limit. A. B. Cameron, an automobile driver, was fined $26 and costs by Judge Crawford Thursday morning. The campaign agaltifct reckless drivers waa marked Thursday also by the arrest of l W. Parsons, manager of an automobile concern In Council Bluffs: I Motorcycle patrolmen took Parsons In j charge after pursuing him for several I Friday and Saturday Special Infants' colored Dresses, In the pretty effective waist styles, trimmed with banding of contrasting colors ages 2 to 6 years 48c Women's Hosiery V y S I s Our new lines of hose for women include extra quality lisle and gauze numbers in brilliant black, with garter tops; regu lar 50c values at 35c Three for $1.00 Women's finest quality silk hose, in all colors, made with lisle feet to insure good wear, per pair $1.50 1 blocks to the Union- station. The police men declared Parsons had driven his ma chine considerably over twenty miles an hour. Death Strikes Laughing Boy in Mother's Arms Baby Dies While Frantic Mother Car ries Him to Neighbors for Help . Cause Unknown. Suddenly attacked by convulsions while playing, 1-year-old Richard Grimm died In his mother's arms, while the ran terror stricken to her neighbors Thursday morn ing.' Coroner Crosby and a Dhvsiclan arrived at tho Grimm home at 3(XJ6 Chaiks street, a short time after the death had Occurred. An autopsy will he held. The bereaved mother was unable to say what could possibly have Paused the death of her child. She declared the Infant had been playing' tin the floor In high spirits when the sudden-convulsion attacked It. Foley Kidney Pills are antiseptic, tonic and restorative and a prompt corrective of all urinary irregularities. Refuse substi tutes. For ale bv all druggiHts. Spring Lake Villa and Cottages Bald Eagle Lake. Minn. Beautifully situated, 12 miles fropi Twin Citle. Spacious grounds, open fire, electric lights, bath, screen ed dining porch, row boats sail boats, launch, tennis, fine flFhlng and bathing--Mineral springs on premises. WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET AND PARTICU LARS. MJIH. M. D. MILLER, Prop., nalil Rag!?, Minn. 318 Sobth tsthStreet You Save Money When You Buy Whiskey From Us Especially our old Kentucky Bourbon whiskey, 8 years old. for a gallon $3.00 Maryland Rye Whiskey, per qt. 75c, per gallon .Va.511 Tennessee White corn (moon shine) extra fine, per qt. ....75c per gallon . $2.50 Home-made Grape Wine, red or white, per gallon. .$1.00 Lady Clerks In Attendance fall and Telephone Ordsra Promptly . jri'led. CACKLE BROS., WIXE MERCHANTS Ml N. 16th St. Opp. P. O. Both Phones rnfln TAD TTeak ana nervous rues lUUU IUIV wno find their power to JED1KC Work and youthful vlgoa IlLKVbJ gone aa a result of over work or mental exertion ahould take OKAY'S NKKVW FOOD PILLS. They will make you eat and Bleep ana be a maa ajialn. tioxes 8.60 By roaU. raA a, KCOOraHU DaOU CO Cor; 18th ana Bodge Streets. OWL SmUO) OOMPAJKT, Ocr. lStk and Karaey Sta Omaha. Vet, AMUSEMENTS. CHRISTIAU , ! 0-Vi.i SCIEHCE LECTURE Br BLISS KNAPP, of Boston, Mass., at Boyd's Theater,, lay 13th, at 8 O'Clock p. m ADMISSION FREE BASE BALL fK OMAHA vs. TOPEKA Vinton Street Park MAY 10, 11, 12 and 13. Friday, May 43, Ladies' Day. Game Called 3:45 t Ineolal Cat Leaves 15th S Tatham Sts., r7ay Klusic Festival Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Tickets for Any Concert ' Rex Office, Saturday, May It Alili SKATS RESERVED Prices V I.50V f 1.O0. 75c and M Young Women's Christian Ass'n Auditorium rmiDAY ETEITIWO, MAY 1STK. - 8 0'OX.OCK MINSTREL SHOW uy the Grand Boanoars of St. Mary's Are. CongTeg-atlonal Church. ADMISSION 2S Stats meserved in Advance at the t. w. c. a. orriCE. . ADVAMCED VAUDHYIX.I.X Matinee Srery Day, fliia tTeulg-s. 8:1s. This Week Clara llelle Jerome, Wil liam cSoiild, Mildred Morris,. Signoi Travato The l-'lve Mowatts, Gardner and Revere, MrOlnnra Bros., 'i'ha, Klno drorne and the oct'heutii-. Corn-en -Orchestra. Prioes lOo. B60 and 600, Nute: Early Curtain yaturday Nlgtu. 8Ji&. suKDAY nnhrincio SEATS MONDAY uimuubio NO Charles Ptohmaa Presents WILLIAM COLLIER Xn Kls Xew Comedy noeess X.VCKT B'aa. Prices ago to 8180 May 86th w . . . OTM BJCIV WEH liiV'T an? o! ROCEDIA 8 TOOK' CO. In the Xatenaely Interesting" Prams '' "LA BELLE MARIE" tartlns; Baa. Mat., "THE 8I.&VE OIBl I 1,000 ;v 1O0 L?fyrl2 7. f u
