Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 16, 1910, EDITORIAL, Image 9
i Now 'Phono Number ' EDITORIAL AW Departments OMAHA DKK TYLER lOOO FACES TO lft. VOL. XL-NO. l'4. OMAHA, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 16, 1910. SINGLE COPY, TWO CENTS. The Omaha Daily Bee. Folding Kodaks '$25 WlUl1iR-v.R-..,tnH "1 8 L. auto-" tuie poet curd me fur j-oiaing rooket Xodaks Sll,s Into any toat pocket. N. .. J A tlB.OO F1..f Kg?" N. S r.r pictures SHI tt lnche 95.00 fllldlng Tripods. $1 value SOe P.-iby I.lRiit, Oil PuminR, II. 00 ni ne, for 60o i-.si.tmen Clue Printer Ptst Card, u"iFn Eastman Bollo Tout Cards, 2 d'.i. .85e Acid Hypo, 1 pound 16o Crystal Hypo, 1 pound Bo irds, rr lSfl 50c Books of Fiction 25c Cood old stauiard fiction in new editions good paper and bindings includes such titles as: Airy Fairy Lillian, Blatk Rock. Count of Monte Crlsto, Ktrst Violin. Hidden Hand, Hidden Path. Kenllworth, I Lamplighter. Klack Beauty. House o nthe Marsh. Ishmael. Ivanhee. John Hallfa. I -ens Rivers, Tlielma, East Lynn, Ixmovan, Tale of Two Cities, The Tallyman, Self Baived Quo Vadl. Three Ouardsmen. Two Orphans, Rosamond. t 1 if Hurlng July and August Store Closes at I t 1 O'clock. Saturday at 10 P. HI. XL fn Best Style 2,00 Corsets at $1.20 Tliis is one of cur regular $2.00 numbers, with an extra" long pkirt extension, medium high bust with shirring string at top. Made of best eoutil and fitted with two pairs heavy hose supporters. This offer is for Saturday only. Best and most desirable kinds all sizes at $1.20. Wagons, Toys, Velocipedes, Etc., Etc. Su;:imer playthings are he:v iu proa test variety. These few extras for Sutur I:r shfiiild interest. Drugs and Toilets ' Saturday Sale Pearl Mounted. Manicure Seta four fleets 81.85 I0o Java Rice Powder for 8to Nail Buffers, with removatle chamois for aba Flexible Nail File. 4-inch IBo Colgate's 60c Perfumes, ounce ...85s Palm Olive .60o Cold Cream ,.B6o $1.50 Oriental Cold Cream for ...Mo 4711 White Rose Glycerine, 2Sc soap, for 18e Peroxide, It os. size. 75c value.... 86o Peroxide. 4 ox. lr.e. :5c value ....bo Warner's Sodium Phosphate, 60c size. for 85c Magic Straw Hat Cleaner, tuba... .100 Daisy Fly Kilter. 2 for 86o Tancle Foot Fly Paper, 25 double soeele, for aoo Odd Lines Women's Summer Vests A Saturday Clearance Splendid lisle and mercerized vests, lace and medallion trimmed, with silk taped neck and arm; all strictly the best 35c and SOc values. We are simply closing out tbe broken assortments; that's the a reason -for the rednc- 9 tion. Each; . Hen's Silk H'dkfs Full size fancy Bilk handkerchiefs. some colored borders, some col ored grounds with fancy patterns odds and ends, but all good 3 So values; to close J? ft J a CTinlllBlialag CtwMalaJlnT SjfT Clll la ClIWIWlJ CLsMssiaW .M -A' ill i On AH Men's, Young Men's, Boys' and Children's Suits What more can we say? "Half price now" it's a simple statement, but really, one of the strongest we ever made on clothing;. It applies on all suits for men and boys, in both our main floor department and second floor boys' section. There are no strings attached to the offer. No conditions to comply with; no exceptions 'of any sort. You simply select any suit your fancy dictates, pay us half the original price and the suit is yours. If it needs a little altering to make a more perfect fit we'll make the change gladly without a cent of extra cost to you. Who wouldn't spend a dollar to get two dollars in return? Just in proportion to the amount you spend can you measure the savings you'll make. When you pay us $15.00 for a suit you'll have saved $15.00; on a $10.00 suit your gain is $10.00, and so on. It's one of the select clothing stocks of the town, too. Every suit is fairly bristling with good style and is a marvel of tailoring exactness. , Men's $30.00 Suits 815 Men's $25.00 Suits- $12-50 Men's $20.00 Suits- $!0 Men' $15.00 Suits 7 51. Boys' $10.00 Suits . Boys' $5.00 Suits- Boys' $3.50 Suits- 8U5 h i: J fed m a.4. fm mt9 aao ' Small site J.'C size riOBee Ooactar Waeena Hrrail iron wheel aona. ' Largs Iron wheel wsgona rioaeer All Stel Waroas ...xoo . . 83 as . . SO. 00 1 1 2b stke cut to '. 0 Ika cut to .... II 7S aire cut to Tin Fire Velocipedes. ai.tS, $1.1 Child's Oo-Carts. foldltm. all for 10c Transparent Drawltijt Hlat Japanese Lanterns, per doien . .T5o . No tl.BS ,60,$1.TS steel. 880 s . .o .aso All Pyrography Goods 2 Per Ct. OH Most yf these goods tire new slipments. Tyro S;ts, Placques, Boxes, Stools, Tio Racks, Jewels, etc. Every thing in the department for Saturday at a quarter off. Our Week End Candy Specials rem chocoiatx bat Bennett's Fluffeats Chocolates Fin est f0c quality, per 29c pound box Chocolate Dipped Caramols Freshly made for us tor Paturday 1Qe shoppers. 40c quality, lb Maraaokltio Oaerrles Chooolate dipped, Bennett's best oc 39c quality, per pound 19c Cluster Hair Puff Large size clusters, some with "Billy Burke" curls, real human hair; mostly dark shades; splendid val- lies for Saturday. 39c Sale Linen Collars For women; plain and embroidered goods in "correct summer styles, usually selling at 12 Vic and 15c each; all sizes; Saturday spe cial at 4 for 25c; . each. .................. 7c Neckwear Way Down 100 dozen late summer novelties Jabots, stocks, Dutch collars, etc. every conceivable style actually worth to $1.00 each; for Saturday, at. . . . 25c Lace Lisle Hose We repeat our most sensational offer 50c qualities plain black, lace lisle and fancy hose. Including pink, blue, nile, reseda q and lavender shades stJC Embroidery Silks High grade embroidery wash silks, most any color or shade, well known brand retailing at 4c a skein; our special offer 4 skeins for 5c; per dozen 20c Women's Union Suits Almost half the usual cost. Thin, cool summer garments, low neck and no sleeves, all sizes :p to 9. Knee lengths, all per- fA feet goods, lace trim- M med, for Mv Saturday Shoe, Clearance No let-up to stoek-Teducing these days. The whole family can be fitted out with summer shoes at a big savings. AH overstocks must go at any cost. Profits have been thrown to the winds. , There never was a better time for shoe buying than right 'now. Every I line itemized is cut in rjrice ast stated. The bargains are most" un- ' Hen's Low Shoes ; COO pairs of oxfords, in patent colt, tan and dull leathers, button and blucber Btyles, all new, up-to-date lasts; ll widths and sizes we fit every ar pair. Best $3.50 and $4 shoes. ej&eu) Clearing Boys' Shoes; Several hundred pairs odds and ends box calf, patent colt and vlcl shoes boys', youths and Uttie men s sue $2.00 and $2.50 values at Hisses' and Girl's Pumps os-ni iitli ioAthr niirinn at JT ILLtU ly V.U11 UU auM- wr- radically reduced prices. $3.00 Pumpa for -52.50 $2.50 Pumps for .$2.00 .$2.25 Pumps for.. K2.00 $2.00 Pumps for. . t i . . . . -81.50 $1.35 Women's Oxfords ' Smart, up-to-date summer footwear, la blacks and tans many. Btyles, all new. and desirable, $3.00 values never better values than thiB; jj Barley's & Sterea's Samples Boys' and Girl's Shoes Just for one 'day, .we give you choice of $2.25 to $3.50 'show for boys sizes ZM and 4; youths', 11 H and 12; misses'. 12 to 13 V4; childa', 9 to 10 pair Misses and Girls' Chocolate and Tan rumps Sizes 8 to 11. 11 to 2. ZM, to 6, and all $2.00 to $2.75 values $1.35 Barefoot Sandals, 85c and $1.25 values, at 65 $1.55 An Extraordinary Large List of the Host Popular Song Hits A of the Day ". Ko sheet mu6ic store In the west fea tures such a wonderful variety of 10c songs as Bennett's. We have everything worth having. Many at lOe for which others are , still" asking 18c and 25c. Keep ,1a touch with thla live music corner. Come In and tear the splendid musical program daily by our soloist Y.'e have a thousand 10c songs, but space permits the mention of a. few of the late big selling numbers. KXITDI.BKOaT tv a Oh. Marie. Uarden of Roses. Old Gray Bonnet, Silvery Moon. Minister's Bon, Net to Your Moth er Who Do n Love, Temptation Raif. Meet Mo Toutnt In lireamlaiMl. I've Lout My Gal. Happy all the Time. Come lnwn Nellie, When the Lalle Bloom. I Like You Too. KOTHSB Down Among the Sugar Cane. Bye, Wye learlo. Ylp-1-Addy-I-Ay. Flirty Kyej. Oh, You Blondy. miatn Paruao. lear Old Tennesaee, Moraine Cy, Carry Marry Harry, What'a the Use of MoonlUht. Fpoony hara. I've Found a Girl, My Old UirL Heat Harket Young Spring Chickens For Fryin. Bif Shipment just bm tbe Couatrr, !k. 25c Prime IUb Roast, rolled and all bones out 12 H C Fall Lamb Legs, per lb... . .9H Choice Pot Roast, lb.. .lie and 8 Veal Roaata, per lb. . . .11c and 9 Veal Chops, per lb 12K Iamb Chop, loin, per lb..., 12H Boiling Beef, six lbs for . . .25 Lamb Stew, per lb. .. 4 Veal Steve, per lb., at 4W Calumet H a m a, 2,000 lbs. on sale; special Calumet Bacon, per lb 20H Lard Any brand. 3-lb. pails.. 48 6-lb. pails.. 80 10-lb. palls. 1.63 Fruits, Vegetables ELBEHTA PEACHES Finest Texas freestone peach that grows, crate of four baskets Lemons, 4 0c size, per dozen . .30 Fancy Peaches, a basket 15 A CaL Red Plums, 4 basketa to crate. CMS. basket 30 Ripe Bananas, per, dozen 15 New Potatoes, per peck 25 74 Cabbage, borne grown, 3 beads for 10 Cauliflower, home grown, head.. 5 Green Onions, four hunches . . . . .5 Cucumbers, home grown, each..5 Peanuts, fresh roasted, quart 5 Take the Almost Half Off Savin That's Yours, On Two Lots of Chic New Waists, $1.25 and $2.50 There isn't a woman who sees them but-who will want one .or more. ' The styles and designs are wonderfully beautiful and the materials of such superior quality that it's a real delight to find them so cheaply priced. Most of them are low neck models exquisitely. wrought in delicate laces, tiny tucks, hand-embroidered, etc. .They come to us fresh from their .tissue. paper wrappings at a great price concession. A New York maker was clearing up the factory stocks. There must be two dozen different styles. The $1.25 lots are really $2.00 values; the $2.50 lots are $1.00 and $4.50 garments. Going away for 2f a vacation! rack a few of these with. your outfit. 0k f They are fresh and crisp ready to put on and wear 5h A tl clearing Day for Hisses' Wash Dresses $2.95 is the new price for dresses that were $5.00-and $7.50. They are for young women of 13 to 17 years. Each dress is in the season's most approved style Princess and overskirt models in Swisses, lawns, plain and fancy ging hams. They are high and low neck dresses and sailor styles the best tan, blue, pwa. ouauco, aa n til ao uaieu . otwuruay lOr IirSl lime We rC i f offer choice of the line embracing 150 garments tV' Our Greatest Sale of Shirts We have had some big shirt events other years, but this one out distances them all. Thousands of shirts have been sold in the last two weeks because the better values were so clearly appar ent. Our bigger buying brought us the bigger opportunity for a bigger sale.. We took every advantage open to us to get a low price. "We give you every advantage to do likewise now. " - The shirts' are pleated and plain, the materials are dependable madras and percale, the patterns are pleasing and colorings are excellent. Coat styles with cuffs attached or detached. The last lots of our purchase have been brought from the stock rooms for Saturday, making assortments as unbroken as on the first day. $1.00 and $1.25 Shirts sell ing at...... 69c $1.50 and $1.75 Shirts sell ing at 9 $2.00 and $2.50 Shirts sell ing at. . $1.15 SI of lib ....... ........... ...... . . . . 4 . , Foulard and Lawn Dresses We shall have on display more new arrivals Saturday. Light, thin cotton foulards In silk patterns; low necks and short sleeves. Same styles in ai nr light, airy lawns at 7'l.eft) Little Girls' PreRfces 2 to 6-year sizes, made of best ginghams in pretty styles 75c, CO 89c and $1.25 values; clearing at .37 C Whlto Muslin Skirts Z yards wide, 20-inch flounces, embroidery som e of hemstitched tucks six distinct styles at Cambric Drawers Crossbar and em- r A broidery ruffles, five styles, 75c values. . .31C 1 c distinct styles J Wool Tailored Suits We continue to close out the balance of our wool suit stock. ti(l About 60 models, values to $40; now.... $ IV 3fl.OO and $40.00 Silk Dresses $23.00 Our en tire stock foulard, pongee and taffeta Bilks the best we have shown; big va- 4r riety of fetching Btyles )2l Gray Tailored Skirts For summer wear, light in color, striped worsteds, full pleated ajar 18-gore models....; ??ser9 Corset Covers Fine nainsook, exquisitely de signed in dainty laces, etc. 75c rn ' values i)ifC S'mTif Brassware at Half Our entire stock in a great clearing There are hundreds of pieces new, de sirable articles of many sorts. 50 Off Hammrd Brass Spun Brass Polished Brass $6.00 Hammered Brass Jardlneres . $3.50 $3.75 Hammered Brass Jardlneres. $1.84 $5.00 Braes Tea Kettles, red. to .. $3.50 $4.50 Brass Den Lanterns, red. to. $2.23 $2.00 Brass Vases, several styles... W8c $1.75 Brass Vases, several styles... 85c 39c Brass Fern Dishes, red. to. . . . .15c $1.98 Brass Candle Lamp and Globe. 08c $1.50 Brass Candle Stick, red. to. . .75c $1.98 Brass Candle Stick, red. to. ...98c Also Trays, Powder Boxes, Hair Re ceivers, Match Holders, Card Trays, Ash Receivers, etc. all at half. Kitchen and Home Helps at Big Sayings 20 gal. Garbage Cans, for 16 gal for .... 12-qt. Gal, for .... Garbage Cans, Water $2.25 values. 551.40 $1.98 values. 51.39 Pails, 25o values 15 4 gal. Oak Finished Water Cooler, $2.50 Und 51.03 25c Shaker Flour Sifters, special. . 15 75c Nickel Plated Trays, red. to. .49 10c Wire Photograph Holders for..5t -Qt Preservlns Kettles, Stransky ware. 8 5e value 4So $2.88 Daley Clothes Wringers, reduced to 81.9S 1 0c Dust Pans, reduced to So 26o Bath Tub Seats, reduced to l&o Ho Garden Hose, splendid auaJlty So Steel mantrea. Gas Kaiures, Laws Blowers ana KanunooKs, reduced for dearaaoe res. was auuurea, uwi Blowers 7..,...25 Off Saturday Sales in the Grocery Bennett's Capitol Flour, sack ..1.80 And 80 stamps OH Sardines, per can 4o Benson's Kippered Herrlns, can . . .100 Allready Codfish, per can So Chef Boneless Her ring, per Jar . . .So Hubbard Squash, B. W. H. brand, north 16c, 1 cons for 16o Pickles, medium sour quart.... 100 And 10 a lam pa Cheese, full cream, per lb aOo And 10 stamps Cheese, Virginia fcwl.s, lb 86e And 20 stamps E. C. Corn Flakes. pkgs. for 85o And 10 stamps Capitol Baking Pow der, t-lb. can S1.00 And 100 stamps Capitol Extract, at. per bottle ISO And 80 stamps Tea Special Japan Tea. Oolong- Ouu powder and Eng lish Breakfast, at. lb Mo and SBo With each pound, M. lb. Capitol lep per Free. Tea Rlftlnft-a, lie quality, pkg. . .180 Double stamps on Granulated Sugar. Lemon Cakes, lb. lao Beat 'Em All Soap nine bars for..8So Wiggle Stick Blueing largo attrka. .860 And 10 stamps trrrzm bpsciat,s 1,000 lbs. Bennett's Capitol Creamery for Friday and Saturday, pound bricks S80 rtn.st Country But ter direct from the farm, per lb. . .860 Bennett's Best Cof fee, usually 86c. per lb. 300 Bennett's Capitol Coffee, usually 2fto per lb., at 8o Oalllard OUvo Oili bni.il bottle . .840 And 80 stamps Medium bottle 45o And 40 stamps Rolled Mop Herring, per can BOo Fish Balls. In boui llon, per can. . .loo Poppy Condensed Milk. cans. v too Newport Catsup, per bottle ioo And 10 stamp Marshall's Fresh Mackerel, can..8So And 10 stamps Jap Rice. 7c grade. i Iba. for 80s Eddy's Ilorssradlsh Muatard. Jar . 10 And 6 stamps Bnlder's Pork and Beans, can . . . . ISo And 16 stamps S. W. C. Table Syrup at. can 12s And 10 stamps Hen's Anu Crackers, fresh baked, very delicious, pkg., lbo And 10 stamps Connell Wants City Beautiful JIfalta Commiisioner Aka tiiat the Weeds Be Cut for Saenjer fett Occasion. The city health department wants beip from everybody In geti:ng Omaha Into good appearance for tbe Saangerfest. "It would greatly lmj-ovo the looks of the streeta. ays Health Cornmteslc nur Connell, "If every property owner and householder would rut his own weeds with Mit waltiug for an order or a boUca (root our office. The Impression made upon our visitors will bo greatly Influenced by things of this sort. A general notice to all em tens to cut their weeds and keep up the appearances of their property ought to be understood for this special occasion." REAL BATTLE OF THE CENTURY Oataka. aad Cuamell Blaffs Elk t Cvatest Other Side t , . the River. The first challenge base ball game be tween the Omaha and Council Bluffs Elks will be played Saturday afternoon at Ath letic park. Thirty-fourth aid Broadway. Council Bluff a. game to be called at 8.31 p. m. Tbe line-up for Omaha will be as follows: Dr.. L. B. Van Camp, catcher; Dr. t. av'Ooet. pitcher; Ioa.a L Abbott. first base; R. R. Grotto, second base; W. N. Chambers, shortstop; F. J. McShane, third base; Alex C. Reed, left field; William E. Baehr, oenter field; Dan B. Butler, light field. Substitutes: John T. Coffey, J. E. Robertson, W. B. Taylor and L Q. Lund. . lajared la a Klsw cr bruised by a fall, apply Bucklen's Arnica Saive, Cures bums, wounds, sores, eciema, piles. Guaranteed. 85c. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. Oklak.MS Hiarrt De.tltate. OKLAHOMA CITY. Okl., July li.-Pennl-leas because of this long - strike, many miners la the coal districts of this state are said to be In destitute circumstances. An appeal to the Stale Federation of Labor has been made In their behalf. Tbe Key to the 8!tatUo Bee Wut Ada GOLD MINE WAS THE BAIT CloalasT Cheater ef Swladle Operated hy Aa.erlre.ae la Great Brltala. A federal grand Jury la Philadelphia Is investigating the International swindling operations of Emll A. Starkloff and George A. Poet, and the government's two most Important wltnes.es are the Rev. William Bodeo Bladon. vicar of Shottermill, Surrey, England, and Edgar Morris, a well-to-do London solicitor, now In Nsw Tors. The Englishmen wore Induced by the Untied Elates government to come across the ocean and to testify to their experieoae with Siarkluff and Post, expenses being paid by the government. SLarkloff and Post, at liberty on Itl.OuO ball, are acouaed of Lavlug; cleared an thing up to 81,000,000 from Englishmen and Scotchmen through a ehopplng-by-mall system of selling gold mines and other In tangible property. In the caae of the vicar of Shottermill and the London solicitor, a Colorado gold mine figured. It Is said. The visitors aro two of scores alleged to have been baited by Starkloff and Post It Is reported that negotiations were first opened with ths vU-ar, a letter alleged to have been written by Post reminding the clergyman that years ago be had be friended the author in a time of trouble and, la return, having subsequently at tained to a state of prosperity, ths author desired to put his benefactor into posaes ,slon of a valuable mining property. It was said to bo worth anywhere from '8600.000 to fl.O00.000. but In order to aefray expenses t20.0u0 would be necessary. It la said that the vicar bad no recol lection of tho kindness extended years ago, but having tmpilolt faith In the American's letter ho was ready to Invest in tho Colorado mine. Hs took bis good friend Morris into his confidence, but neither man paid much. If anything, on account, whereas at tho time that they were preparing to come to this country, ostensibly to keep an appointment with Post in New York, the exposure hero re sulted In the arrest of the two men. Post and Starkloff. While it will cost the government sev eral thousand dollars to get ths partic ular story of thla aliased attempt to swin dle before tho grand Jury, It is understood that tho Washington authorities sro de termined to put an end to "bunco" schemes of this order. Starkloff and Post occupy sumptuous homes la Wynnewood, s fashionable suburb of Philadelphia. They fostered the Imprest alon that they were wealthy retired bank ers, and, sensational as ihelr arrest was. they have since maintained their Inno cenoe. According to ths government agenu, bundles of alleged incriminating letters will be offered in evidence against them. New York Post. Taa Literal. "Do you ever think, Ueorre. dear," said she. and her voice waa .oft and low, as befitted the perfect beauty of the night "do you ever think how closely true hap. plnesa la allied with tears?" "I don't believe I ever do." admitted George, "but I will if you like." "Yes," she went on. gaxlng up Into hi face. "When one la truly and wholly happy, George, dear, th-re is but little to divide laughter from tnrs." "Well, that's a fact." assented George, dear, "but I never thought of it beforo. After all. there's nothing but the nose." ldeaa