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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1910)
13 TTTE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1010. WUKIi ON MANY BlilLDlNCS Union Pacific Starts on Big List of Expenditures. I MATERIAL 13 NOW ON THE JOB Goff Family in Queer Mixup Father Complains Against Juvenile Officer and Finds Himself Un der Several Charges. More troubles of tbe Charles CJoff family Were aired In juvenile court Monday morning-, when Ooff came, before Judge Button to make defense to a chargo that his son, Charlie, dous not attend school regularly. Goff dedlared that the boy, who Is only 12 years old, Is earning t'i a day as a team ster and said that he cannot support his family without the lad's aid. ''If you would let me run my family affairs It would be all right," he said, looking; towards Proba tion Officer Mogy Bernstein. There followed a loud argument between Oof f and ilurnsteln, in which Mernateln called the attention of Ooff to the fact that most of his "butting In has been along the line o( donating money to the family. Ooff finally declared that he would move out of the state to some place where the juvenile laws don't Interfere with a man's children working. He finally agreed to keep the lad in school as long as he lives In Omaha. During the wordy combat be tween Goff sjid Bernvteln, Ooff let It slip out that his daughter is earning St a week In a candy kitchen. A few weeks ago she was placed in a housework position by or der of the court Bernstein declared he Would have her and her father brought Into court for violation of the court's order Electricians Are Ready for Meet Varied Program is Prepared for Their Entertainment This , . Week. Members of the Western Association of Electrical Inspectors, numbering seventy five or more, began to oome to Omaha last Alght to attend their annual convention. The Koine hotel will be headquarters and the meetings, - which last through Thurs day, will be held In the convention hall there. Klnce the program, which Includes talks on electrical subjects by Watdemar Mlchaeiseo and P. P. UcGough of the city department was announced, the additional amusement of en automobile ride through tbe city has been planned. Mr. Mlchaelsen, who baa been prominent In the association since he helped to or ganise It, Villi have charge of the local en tertainment. He will take the visitors through the Omaha theaters to demon strate the care milli which the regulations are carried out In this city. Mr. Mlchael Sen maintains that there are no better wired or fitted theaters In the country than la Omaha and as the theaters are especially tae charge of the Inspector, he Is proud of the showing. Headquarter Shops and Xrw Poet office All Mart gaperetrnetarre Mondar, with Many Work men on the Baildlnss. instruction work on buildings totaling 1,3'.X).U0 value Has beyun by the L'nlun i a ciflc railroad In Omaha Monday morning. The LlfcMeHt Job in the new heud (uartet at fifteenth and Dodge streets, tbe laying of the heavy foundations having been fin ished laxt week. This one structure Is to cunt the road Jl.twu.uuO. Next comes five new shop building", being added to the al ready immense works In the grounds of the Union Pacific shops In Omaha. TheHe buildings, although they are not all ready to start, have practically the foundation work done on all, an1 work above tue ground besan Monday morning. The last Is the xuu-pOHtofflte that Is being reared at Tenth and ilarcy streets for the une of government mulls. It will be the middle of next summer and J possibly next fall before tne work on all thexe will rw flnlHtied. tho pontoffiru and Shop buildtnin being done, of course, long Defore the large offices. Thirty cars of huge steel pillars and beams are on hand at the new Union Pa cific headquarters, and already a large Dumber of tbe pillars for the first story are up and the croa beams fur the first story, or the main floor, laid. By the first of Deoember all the twelve stories of steel construction will bo In place and a part of the fireproof brick work completed, accord ing to the builders. Each of the p liars Is thirty feet In length and weighs five tons. One pillar will ex tend two stories of the building, seven Of the lengths being needed to complete the height of the building. All the steel and Iron to be used In the building Is being made by Noelke-Kichards of Indianapolis. Charles Miller, general superintendent of the James Stewart company, who are the contractors arrived In Omaha In the latter part of last week and will have the gen eral charge of the building from now on. "As soon as three of the stories of steel have been put up we expect to begin the brick work and will push it as fast as possible. We do , not want to have to work nights, but will do It If necessary. As we stand now it la probable that the work will be completed In the time of the contract, August L" The scene of the building Is a busy one with two big derricks working, one capa ble of lifting fifteen tons and the other twenty. Another derrick also will be added later. Officer Loses in Race with Death Quartermaster J. B. Zimmerman Beaches Sioux City Half Hour After Child's Death. Relieved ahead of time from his duties at the Omaha naval recruiting station. Quartermaster J. B. Zimmerman reached titoux City a half hour after bis little chili died there Saturday evening. Word to this effect reached Uuutenant Pout In Omaha Monday, together with the businesslike Dews from Zimmerman that he had opened the naval post In Sioux City and had re cruited several men. It has been arranged for some time that a substation should be established at Sioux City, and when Quartermaster Zimmerman received word last week that his little daughter was suffering a serious Illness at the home of Its grandparents, he re ceived peravlsrion to leave several days ahead for (bat elty. lie was beaten by death a half hour In the race to his child's aide Tuesday Will. Be Children's Day at the FORMAL OPENING OF BRANDEIS NEW EVERY CHILD WHO VISITS OUR NURSERY AND PLAY ROOM WILL RECEIVE A SOUVENIR BALLOON FREE (Children Must Be Accompanied by a Grown Person) MUSIC ALL DAY AND EVENING BY STRING ORCHESTRA Mr. and Mrs. Bregant, the Smallest and Cleverest Sales people in the Word, Will Demonstrate Wood ward's Candies All Week. Infants and Children May Safely Be Left in Charge of Com petent Matron and Trained Nurse in Our Children's Play Room. Baby Carriages Checked Free. SEE THE BEAUTIFUL POMPEIAN ROOM NEWLY DECORATED WITH GARLANDS OF OAK LEAVES AND POPPIES. The Most Picturesque Room of Its Kind in America. Pompeian Room Open Every Evening This week. Free Souvenirs Between Acts of the Theater. Entrance Brandels Stores. VAmrra ra I l h I H I r I t f I 1 IV F I I 1 fV t -v P OP Entranoe Brandels Theater Lobby. Tuesday We Olfer Extra Specials NEW FALL GOODS Sale of Fine Persian Silks New arrivals, a superb collection of the scarest silks In market, fine combination of patterns and colorings Main Silk Dept., at 79c to $r- 54-inch Tailored Suitings Scotch and English tweeds, French Vigoreux, German . novelty suit ings, broadcloths, nattie effects in new fall colorings our regu lar dress goods department: all 54 inches wide, at, yard $1.00 BRANDIES SELLS THE BEST MAKES KID GLOVES P err in Reynier Monarch Fownes Northup You Can Select from the Largest Glove Stock in the West. All the Desirable Shades for Street and Evening Wear. SPECIAL SALE AND DEMONSTRATION OF THE FAMOUS LA VIDA CORSETS Miss Nolan, Special Representative of the Makers, Will Be in Attendance All Week. Her Valu able Services Are at Your Disposal. ) BRANDEIS STORES SAMSON HAS MONEY TO SPEND Carnival Leaves Treasury Five Thou sand Dollars to the Good. . WILL' GIVE DEN A NEW FL00E Iltuhway la Being; Dismantled and Showmen Are Disappearing, to Amnse Other Carnival Towns with Their Antics. The Ak-Par-Ben festivities of 1910 leave the king's treasure chest comfortably 'full and the lord high chancellor of exchequer is feeling tolerably well. The lord high' chamberlain stated Mon day morning: , "We have paid off an Indebtedness of $3,(W0 owing from last year and will have a balance over all of something like IG.OOO." Samson also gives cheering news that the board of governors Is contemplating a new dancing floor at. the royal castle,- and it Is possible that next year the light fan tastic toe will be tripped over this, and therefore never again over the present corrugated canvas. The Highway Is being rapidly disman tled. Most of the concessionaires have left town and workmen are engaged In taking down the royal walls and the tents and other temporary structures. Samson's office Is still the busiest place In Omaha and hard work for many weeks Is . piled up In front of Samson and his assistants. The carnival has gone, leaving the king's retinue In a tired but pleased frame of mind, for arduous efforts have been mani festly appreciate! and the satisfaction Is at hand of good wrk well appreciated. Burglars Get Varied Loot Take Shoes, Socks, Cigars and Grip from Different Places Sun day Night. Two burglaries c' trivial nature were re ported to the police Monday morning. One was that w'llch occured to the restaurant of J. F. Mhler, 314 South Tenth street, in which II In cash, fifty cigars, a grip and a pair of socks were taken. Denlse Oulnan, 1806 North Twenty-sixth street reported the theft of a pair of shoes from his resldenpe. The burglars In each case gained entry through a window. '. Money Hlnli( In St. Louie. ST. LOUIS. Oct. 10 Officials and de tectives of the Pacific Express company In St. luuls today are trying to solve the dl.sappenre.nce of three packages of money containing approximately 14.000, while being shipped from St. Louis to Fort Worth, Tex. 11 b J L v J A -A INSTANTLY RELIEVED or YOUR MONEY BACK P1 DR. R. SCHIFFMANN'8 I V is Gold by All Druggists on aPosltlvo Guarantee to give Instant relief In every case of Asthma, no matter bow violent the at tacks or obstinate the case, or YOUR MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED by the Druggist of whom you bought the pack age, without any question. ( (6) R. Schlflmsnn Co., Proprietors, St Paul, Mine, Rollablo ' Dontlotry iVKV TalTsDBBfal Booms The bearing- of children is frequently followed by poor health for the mother. This supreme crisis of life finding her physical system nnpre pared for the demands of nature, leaves her with weakened resistive powers and sometimes chronic ail ments. This can be avoided If Mother's Friend Is used before the coming of baby, and the healthy woman caa remain a healthy mother. It Is the only remedy that perfectly and thoroughly prepares the system for healthy motherhood, and brings about natural and easy consummation of tbe term. Women who use Mother's Triend are always ,h .n.Hn whn little on arrive, and recover more quickly, and with no 111 effects, or chronic troubles. Every expectant mother should safeguard her health by uilng Mother" a Friend. fk Ti thus preparing ner pnvsicai concuuoa for the hour of motherhood. This medicine Is for sale at drug stores. Write for free book for expectant ' 9 mothers. S&AEFXXXD EEQUULTOR CO, Atlanta, Os irm IWIM Papier Maohe Dress Forms Tn Resist you In fit- ting your own ilrenses properly; all slse: nt I tne pattern counter fl.OO - at ksL-y I u "Bennett's" Stands for Style and Beauty in Women's Apparel. Ak-Snr-Ren's Carnival, with its rush ami its crowtls, has passed into history; now is the time to pick out your suit at your leisure without the worry of being in the crowds with its attendant delay. We received, Saturday morning, by ex press from New York, several large ship ments of ladies' suits which are' Just now being put on display in our suit rooms and in the purchase of one of these suits you have our positive assurance of securing the newest and most exquisite styles that have been exhibited in Omaha this season, all of the finest fabrics and weaves and luillt by tailors who are scientists In their profession, The prices range from $15 to $35. For tomorrow we feature at A beautiful suit, hand-tailored from storm serge in black and navy only, with the narrow pleated skirt, regular seml-flt-tlng 30-inch jacket, satin lined; we have a large selection in all sizes, and you will un doubtedly be able to select Just the model that is best adapted to your figure. Our line of Dresses, Coats, Raincoats, etc., is unsurpassed for quality and varie ties; our stock is now the most complete of any time of the season, and by making your selections now, you get the best and the newest. Great Bargains in Oar Linen and Domestic Goods Depts. Items of keen interest for the careful housekeeper. Ileal bar gains that you cannot afford to pass by: The Famous Hope Muslin, 10 yard limit to each customer, the regular 10c quality, per yard 7 42x36-inch Pillow Cases, excellent grade, 15c goods, each ...lOHt Muslin Sheets, size 72x90, made of extra heavy, strong material, t5c values, each . . . 49 Cotton Blankets, heavy tan and white goods, full bed size, $1.50 qual ity, per pair $1.10 Cream Table Damask, 68 Inches wide, only . 5 pieces, good vaiues at 49c, per yard 25 Bed Spreads, hemmed, full size, 79c quality, each 5l Uuck Towels, good, large size, excellent quality, reg. 12V4c, ea., 8& 8c Crash Toweling, either twist or plain weave, each 5i Made ByTlxelW QRIiER Itt ONDER Process A thorough blending of art and craft in "Dorothy Dodd" shoes. Practical too, not merely for adornment, but solid wear and comfort too also. $4.00, $4.50, 55.00 BENNETT'S We don't aay there never will be better cigars for the money than IDOLS. This ia an era of progress. Predictions are dangerous. But for all-around goodness for fine, rich flavor and exquisite aroma for solid smoke-satisfaction, we Jo say NOW You can't equal these 'long fillers' of fine imported to bacco anywhere for 5 cents. fUcsmmtndtJ ty , McCORD - BRADY CO. OMAHA For foot trouble don't see the doctor or buy some foot remedy. It is the shoe you wear that makes the trouble. For real foot comfort get our Cushion Sole Shoes Both a nonconductor of heat and cold not a tender foot but finds Immediate comfort in these shoes. Made on a common sense last and fitted with the soft, porous felt cushion insoles that glva a soft, firm foundation. The good points about these shoes are so many that we have not the room here to tell you all. Come in and see them the next time you are down town. Prices: Men's . . $5,00 Women's $4. Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnara St. UAVDEfTs TUESDAY METS Bargain Day in Cloak Department Broken line and odd garments left from the greatest Ak-Sar-Ben week's selling ever known will be closed at phenomenal bargain prices Tuesday. $25.00 TAILOR SUITS $11.50 12."0 of them, odd lota nnd snmple suits, nil wool fabrics, guaranteed satin linings, scores of designs actual value Sf 50 to $25.00, at II $20.00 SILK DRESSES $6.93 lo of them. You couldn't duplicate the fabrics nt the price poplin.-;, ra jahs; all colors nd si wis pi-eatest snap $OS5 evpr. nt W $25.00 Long Caracul and Seal Plush Coats Satin $f Q50 lined throughout; delightful bargains at I J French Coney Fur Coats Skinnei satin lined, $ at 25 Panama Dress Skirts Values tip to $7.50; $Q95 Tuesday... w All Wool Sweaters, reds, white and grays; to $135 $4 values. . . I Extra Spocials for Tuesday Ji.-in. rercale. 12 '4c grade. 8 t Arniuro Flannelette, 18 "fee grade. Be6t Standard Print made. 514 3 6-ln. Flannelette, 18c grade, 'or 12H Beat Sllkollne .made, 36 inches wide, for l0 raciflc Twills, 28 inch 7s 36-ln. Unbleached Muslin, 9c grade, for . . . 7 i ror HHtf Pacific Twills. 32 inch JQO 36-in. Bleached Muslin, 10c trade, for 7He Genuine German Feather Ticking, for 250 BLANKET SALE Silverwood 11-4 extra heavy Cot ton Blankets, always sells for 1.98, Tuesday only ...S1.25 Harvest 10-4 2-pound Blanket, regular price 65c pair; Tuesday only . . ... 1 . . f 48 11-4 Blanket, No. 1175, regular price $4.25; on sale Tueday only at- Pair $3.45 Extra Specials on Comforters From, each. . .50 to $13.50 Extra Specials in Liquor Dept. Best High Grade Bottled-in-Bond Whiskey, full qt.$1.00 Pure California Grape Brandy, per quart . 75c Pure Home Made Grape Wine, red or white, per gal. $1.00 Evans' Table Ale, per dozen pinets $1.25 The last for This Season of Keiffer fears If you are going to put up any Kieffer Pears buy now, as this will positively be our last sale. Tuesday, per Vfe bu. basket, 55c; per hamper $1.65 New York Quinces, packed in 8-lb. grape baskets, contain ing from IV2 to 2 dozen quinces; per basket 35c Green Tomatoes for canning; per market basket, 15c Fresh Spinach, per peck 5c Monday's prices on ail Groceries, Fresh Vegetables, Crackers Meats', Etc. EEsWtB? UAYDHI'S FIRST pays TPTT TP 1 .rjxUAUJrk.'' Cooking Demonstration at the otith dWafia 1 GAS OFFICE Tuesday and Vednesday OF THIS WEEK MANY WEDDINGS this month. Did you ever know the bride to ho disappointed on receipt of silver for a wedding ! gift? An acceptable gift would be Bet of Teaspoons '. . . . .$3.50 to $7.00 Or Forks $8.23 to $12.00 Or Oyster Fork $4.50 to $0.50 And hundreds of other pieces to select from. 7 S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler 1516 Douglas Street '' Order Your Paeonies Now It's Planting Tirae Ask for Oar Bpsolal rail Catalogs ty Tlphn or PottaL It couplet Paeon y book conlalna planting Instructions and accurals descriptions of a.F our beautiful varieties and prloas. other piants for lu.ll panting are lu(u.lqd. Ws will mail It at ones. Postac na4 mo bs ssau . Dslivsrtas to yoar r..ld.nos, fros of tkir(, tf yon lls In OmsAa Council Bluffs. F. W. MENERAY CRESCENT WUKbiUKX uuxvirAHX, noLMl Ball (72; Xb4. 613. 1st St. and Ats. A Council Bluffs, Iowa Compare for yourself Wlcasxirc The Bee against other local papers in respect of quality as well as quantity of timely news and interest' ing articles from day to dayandiTixe Bee's superiority will he demonstrated