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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1910)
12 THE ItKK: OMAHA. FRTPAY, OOTOttKR 14, 1010. FREMONT CHARGES INJUSTICE Commercial Club of That City Al leges Eailroads Discriminate. OMAHA GETS THE ADVANTAGE pe-lal Bumlifr Marklrr Hurl the (ktrff lkal Three Rotdi Ort E oraitaot Hate Coal from Frrmoat. AllpKlnff that Fremont had bn and Is bring diorimlnated against In the charging of coul freight rates, four representatives of the Fremont Commercial club appeared before (tperlal Examiner Mackley of the Interstate Commerce commission Thurs day, The Fremont club made its charge against three railroads entering Fremont and their connection!. It at pointed out that Fremont pays a 15 per cent higher rate on coal trom the east than Omaha paya, but the city la being forced to pay from 25 per cent to 60 per cent more on coal frotri the south than Omaha does. Fremont, It was -ald, Is willing to concede a IS per cent higher rate. This was one of four cases brought be fore Examiner Mackley in the opening session of his hearings. The C. H. Havens company offered testi mony to the effect that a shipment of coal cent by It for a point In Louisiana had become so effectually lost on a "blind sid ing" near Shrevrport, La., that the orders for the shipment were withdrawn. It ap ptared uncertain which particular railroad line had lost the shipment. both sides in the offering of testimony In the case of the Sunderland Brothers compnny against the Northwestern rail road agreed that the plea for reparation of an overcharge In rates on a certain shipment wan Just and Examiner Mackley announced he would ask the commission to order, (he reparation made. Fremont 'Well Heprearnted. The charge of the Kochler Coal company of Ilaatinc against the Burlington rail road was set by Examiner Mackley for hearing at Hastings, October 18. Those who represented the Fremont Com mercial .club In Ita case were George F. Wolx, secretary, W. H. Young, traffla agent, N. V. Hopkins, president of the consolidated Fuel company and Attorney D. E. Abbott In pushing their claims against the Bur lington, the Union Paclflo and the Missouri I'aclflo for a readjustment of rates, the Fremonters explained their city was com peting with Omaha. They declared Fre mont was a manufacturing city and en titled to a fair chance In competition with Omaha and Lincoln. iiZTl fr7l nY lYI VI HTmI I II s aw Plan Wyoming and Colorado Days at Show Great Interest is Being Shown in the Land Products Exhibition Here in January. Determined that the growth of their new land should not be forgotten, farmers and lommerclal men in Colorado and Wyoming are Quietly arranging for a Colorado day and a .Wyoming day at the western land show to be held In Omaha January 18 to 28. Quiet boosting has been going on for some time and now It looks as if eaoh state will have one day In which to rep resent Its lands and products to the public it the Omaha show. The proposition Is to persuade the governor of each state and perhaps his staff to attend the show an that day, with prominent men of each state. Besides this there will also be representatives of various commercial :lubs and booster organizations through out each of these states, who will be on hand to balp make the two days a sue less. Exhibits of the products of Colorado and Wyoming products will be on hand In great quantity at the show, competing not only with the grains and grasses raised In the eastern part of the Missouri valley. but also In the far west of the United (States, in the shape of the varied fruits and garden products that are grown by Irrigation. ... Both te Union Paclflo and the Burling- Um railr-nad have made tentative offers of help In boosting the land show, as the first road Is Interested la developing the Colorado lands whloh their lines are try ing to develop.. The latter la doing- much advertising for Wyoming lands, especially the great Big Horn Basin, which Is sorved by the Burlington. , A Crnel Mistake l to neglect a cold, or cough. Dr. King's New Discovery cures them and prevents ionsumptlpn. Mc and $1.00. Bold by Beaton Drug Co., OFFICERS PERFECT AFTER RIDE Ceaeral Smith aad Staff Finish Mnetr-Mlle Teat Ride and Pass J'asloal Examination. Having completed . the ninety-mile test ride. Brigadier. Qeneral Frederick Bmitv. and his staff of six officers are reported as perioct, physically.. The oflcers under went a physical examination at Fort Dmaha UDon their return from th leg of the ride Wednesday afternoon and sere louca la nne physical condition. In rant. Boarara.. ill,. This- world famous rifle shot who holds ue cnampionshlp record of 100 pigeons to consecutive shots Is living at Llncol li.. Recently Interviewed, he says: uffered a long time with aldney and blad ler trouble and used several well know. kidney medicines, all of which gave me no reuei unni i started taking Foley Kidney Pills. Before I used Fnlev KMnav Pin. I had severe backaches and pains in my kidneys with suppression uiA a imtv toldlng. On arising In the morning I would get dull 1 headaches. Now I have taken three bottles of Foley Kidney Pills and feel 100 per cent tetter. 1 am never both ered with my kidneys or bladder and again feel like my own self." Cke! Bat it feels mighty fine. - D.R.SIIAMPOO (Dandruff lUuottr) By letting your barber give you a Fitch shampoo every week or to you can be done with dandruff troubles. test and Bafr seg ment la Our Hew Boom. REMNANT DAY With Its Scores tf Extraordinary Bargains Means Money Saving to Every Woman in Oma ha Who Comes to Brandeis Stores on Friday 25c and 35c Wide Embroideries at 15c Yard 18-ineh wide embroidered flouncings, skirtings, corset cover widths, insertions and galloons worth up to A L?a 25c and 35c a yard big bargain square, JLtlC at, per yard. Remnants an! Sample Pieces of Allom Laces Fancy silk embroidered allovers, Oriental edges and all overs, silk embroidered bands, various kinds black and colors Va to 1 yard in each piece 2 big lots, at 15c-25c Friday Silk Remnant Day Warp sliks from a prominent Bilk neckwear manufacturer, lengths up to 10 yards can be used for many purposes as for linings, petti- . . a fYll. coats, pillows, men s murners ana necKwear, eic me quality in these silks is worth many times the r.riPi QKUpri for them. All the lone nieces ko at, yard . All the YarU Pieces ami I'nder go at, each 5S 10 &nd 1 5 All Silk Crepe tie Chine, Foulards, Poplins, nengallnes, Taffetas, Mes caline, etc., usually, poio. at oc to si.uu yam OOC 25c bargain square, at, jjr yard Prrslnn silks, the scarcest patterns, blues, cardinals, green, old rose and Copenhagen grounds, at, per yard 79c to $1 Black and colored vel vets, silk paon vel vets In the Bcarce shades and black worth 1 and 70l $1.25. yard . . . Phoenix Mills fine yard wide dress Peau de Messallne nothing like it shown under $1.60 our ' f price Remnant Day Bargain in Basement Black sateens, highly mer cerized, 36 and 40 inches wide, 25c values,'' Si for, yard -St 36-in. wide, heavy white sha ker flannel, I2V2C grade, in long lengths, go at, 11 per yard 2 Great Sale of India Linon 36 inches wide, very fine India linona, 25c grade, at 15 32-lnch India llnons, 20c values, at 12tt 30-inch India llnons, 20c values, at lOe The regular 10c quality, at, per yard 5 All the remnants, and odd lots of bleached 'muslin and cambric, at, yard TyJC 36-inch wide Silk-, -oline remnants, " fancy floral pat terns, at, per yard . .'. u2 8 .till 10 .A,. M we. will sell short lengths of va rious kinds cotton goods at. per If yard .......... . . Bargains in Human Hair Goods Pompeian Room and Second Floor Main' Building. Wo extra largo nets will go, at : . 5c 18-inch switches, $1.50 values,1, ' at ...... ''.08c 26-inch natural wavy switches $10 , value fit aOflOS BRANDEIS STORES 1 Delicious Cookery at Omaha's newest place , to eat The novelty of the QVICK SE11V method, no doubt attracted great .numbers at the 'start; but the rapidly increasing patronage . Isn't due to novelty or curiosity. It' is due to the fact that our cooks know a thing , . or two about cooking. They have to in a place where inspection is permitted before ordering. And don't lose sight of those ' pantiles and other dainties our master bak ers know so well bow to prepare. If you come today, we'll feed you tomorrow. . . Breakfast, 6 to 10. Lunch, 11 to 8 Dinner, 5 to 8. fffeluerVc, Q CITY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. 5 ' Entrance on 16th Street. Tin nB n n.n BnBiiiiuBBnniiiiaB n 5 P'rWWk SB 1 1 I ) jj) T7T t Just Arrived The November Style tSheet lake one, free of charge. "Bennett Bargains" Mean High Grade Goods at Uarg a in-Day Prices Bargain Day Extras for Friday 10c ART. LINKNS A great variety of stamped goods for embroidery work; Rpyal Society Floss in all colors. Special Stamped rillow Shams 1 values up to RtntmiH Krarfa 50c, cholce- Tlnted Pillow Tops Tinted Linen Scarfs , Nine-Inch Renaissance Doilies... EMBROIDERIES Job lot of exquisite embroideries and flouncings, 4 to 12 lnch wlcJe. values to lfc, tomorrow nt, yard 10 2.000'yard all Huen Lace, 2 to 4 Inches In width, excellent values at 5c and 10c a yard' 30 RECK WE AB An assorted lot. Including stocks. Jabots and Dutch collars. Bailor collars, etc.. a really Blent harttatn at, e:ich jeo Full slzn Hair Nets, all colors, excellent qualities three fo- 100 RIBBONS A blK line of all-KlIk ribbons, all shades, Including pink, blue. Invetnler, nllo and old rose; widths from 4 to 6 Inches; per yard 10c HOSIERY Children's fast black ribbed hose, seamless, first-class wearing qualities; 15c values 90 Here is a Chance to Get a Corset at One-Half Here Is a bargain that comes but seldom during the year; Friday, we give you an opportunity to secure a regular three dollar corset at exactly half price; these are jiot. old out of date patterns but are the very latest styles In coutll with spoon steel re enforced front, medium high busts and good length hips, with two extra heavy pairs of hose supporters, in all sizes from 20 to 36, colors gray and white; these corsets are all perfect models, built with the express idea of bringing out all the lines of the figures in the most graceful manner possible tomorrow at.. $-8.50 Items of Special Inter terest in Hardw'e Dept. Mrs. Potts' Sad Irons, complete with handle and stand, $1.30 val ues; special at 75o Sleeve irons, 36c values, to close out at a&o Bath Tub Seat.?, 25c quality ... 190 Heavy Wlra Potato ivlaBhers, luc grans, at i &o Scrub Brushes,' bargains at 10c , each .,,..; 6o Japanned Coat and Hat Hooka, per dozen 100 Nickel Crumb and Brush Tray rnly 35o Kitchen Forks, good JOo quality, each . . . , - 6o Wire Sink. Brushes, at 6o Good Htove brushes, at, each.. 13c 16c Aluminum Measuring cups at 10c 76c Enameled Dippers, each...35o White Enameled Uadles lOo Stove Dampers, 6-in. size, at... So Here Are Bargains that Call for Close Attention Pillow Oases, 42x36-lnch, regular 15c values, at, each lOVtO Blsacbad Muslin Sheets, size 72x 90 in.. 65c quality, each 39o Cotton Tilled Comforters, 72x7$ In., nice colorings, each. .. .$1.00 11-4 Wool Blankets, In plaids only, our 15 00 grade; pair $3.98 11-4 Blankets, all colors, $1.60 val ues; pair $1.10 Regular 12c Huck Towels, red borders; each Ihio Cream Damask, 60 Inches wide, 36c values; per yard 18o Bed Spreads, hemmed, regular 75c quality, each 59o White Goods Remnants, good 25c values; tomorrow at, yd....7Ho Special Discount of 30 on China for Painting In order to make room for our newly arriving china, we are offering our entire line of white china, consisting of Jugs, vases, tobacco Jars, plates, chops, bon bons, creamers etc. at a cut of ONE-THlIU their value You will have no better opportunity than this to secure ele gant china for decorating; by purchasing at this time,' you can get the pieces ready for Christmas. ENGRAVED -STATIONERY h Special Announcement WEDDING INVITATIONS, ANNOUNCEMENTS VISITING CARDS All correct forms in curreni social usage engraved in the best manner and punctually delivered when promised. EMBOSSED MONOGRAM STATIONERY and other work executed at prices lower than usually prevail . .. .. elsewhere. A. I. ROOT, Incorporated 1210.1212 HOWARD ST. . . PHONE D. 1604 Bennett's Groceries Are the Standard of Excellence SPXClAi. ITEMS rOB FRIDAY till' BAAWa."M.A Bennett'a Capitol Flour, per sa; only . ,;l3() Cornmeal, either white or yellow 10-lb. sack for 150 Bennett's Hest Coffee. 3 lbs. $100 Assorted -Teas, . per lb .880 rm With eltner of the above Iteiue, your choice of one large blue salad bowl, three sauee dishes or one up and saucer. Bennett'a Breaktast Coffee, 2-lb. can ...... Jfo Tea, assorted, per lb 080 rBEB With either of the above Items, your choice of one bread and butter plate, two butter chips or one bone dish. COOXT SPECIAL Iten's fresnly made Burner Brown spiced Honey Wafers, delicious flavor, pound 1 Fruit Wafers, fresh and good, per pound V Sterling Gloss Starch, three one-lb. pkg8 8O0 Galliard'S Pure Olive Oil. basket bottla 360 With SO atamps Onr tar Mans Olives 850 uu&n Jr i t. ui.atird. oatent stOD. per And 6 stamps Jar Hulled Beans with chicken, can ISO And 6 stamps Lima Beans with chicken, can, 80o And I stamps Tuna Fish, can 800 With 10 stamps Cheese, full cream, per lb 8S0 And 10 stamps Cheeae, Virginia Swiss, lb 880 With 10 stamps Five pounds 7c Jap Rice for....85o Diamond Crystal Table Salt, three pkgs. for 8S0 And 10 Btamps Monarch Cut Asparagus, large can tor 850 And 10 stamps Noodles, per pkg lOo And 6 stamps Wiggle Btlck Bluing, three large sticks 85o And 10 Btamps Double Stamps on Granulated Sugar. Nine barB Diamond C Soap for.SSo Four cakes American Buttermilk Toilet -Soup 850 Corn, Bennett's Cupltol Evergreen, three cans 8ao Snider s f'urk and liuans, can... 160 And 15 stumps 20c can Franco-American Soup.I5o Table Syrup, 2-lb. can. . . .'. .18Vo Wit -1 10 stamps Blue Borax Starch, pkg.. . . . . . .100 .wiu o stamp 40o Jar Tea Garden 'reserves. ,30o Hartley's Marmalade elly, large Jur 800 Marshall's Kippered Herring, per can aoo And 10 stamps Bennett'a Capitol Oats, 1-lb. pkg. for llo With 10 atamps Bennett's Capitol Extract, bottle, at 180 With 10 stamps Bennett's Capltoi Pancake Flour, .-ID pKg 110 .1 10 stamps Double Trading Stamps on Butterine. Mexican Chill Beans, 3 lbs 850 B ia k P. jAn Extra Special Sale Raincoats x . A very .large assortment of mohair and ottoman cloth raincoats, all rubberized and guaranteed to be absolutely waterproof, In stripes and plain cdlors, full length with close-fitting collars Just the thing for the cold, driving rains that are coming. Tomorrow at ; V $10.00 LADIES' jHJ10 COATS Made of heavy black Thibet cloth, eeml-Tit-tlng, lined to the waist, sizes 34 to 44, at $8.05 FliAKNKLETTE GOWNS In pink and blue, high and low collars, ex tra full and long, $1.00 values, at 756 ONE-PIECE HOUSE DRESSES A big sale of odd sizes, light and dark : percales, $1.60 and $1.75 values, at $1.00 a Pi N a 1 J Announcement 1 On Monday Morning October 17th VVc place on sale all the fur nishings of Samson's "Don" for the 1910 Ak-Sar-Hon Ball, consisting of carpets, rugs, matting, etc. Further explanation is hardly necessary as the public is very well acquainted with this an nual event at our store. , Prices and details in Sunday papers. In addition to the "Den" furnishings wo shall have some unusual offerings from our regular, stock. ; Sale will be held on our second floor (carpet department) Monday 8:.0 A. M., Oct. 17th. Come 6 Demonstration We are showing Caloric Fireless Cookers in active oj?ration in our basement this week cook ing puddings and vegetables, roasting meat and chickens, baking bread and cake and cooking any thing you cook on a stove.. Come aud taste the good things and let us show you how to lessen household expenses. Today we had rice pudding, tea biscuits and beef loaf. Tomorrow it will bo lemon pie, cocoanut cake and a New England boiled dinner. (Basement.) Orchard & Wilhelm Visitors always welcome triple lock A BOON for the Housewife A FIND For Her Daughter A WOMAN'S INVENTION for women's comfert conTcnicncc, food and fuel v, economy A whole kitchen outfit in itself issures a greater measure of leisure for the housewife and better and more health ful foods for the family. And now for "the Maiden fair to see," M For something novel in "Afternqon tea," For a theater supper "just for two," Here's just a hint of what she can do In the Versatile "TRIPLE TRICK" Welsch Rarebit Cheese Breams Veal Birds , . . Fig Favors Club Sandwiches .. Nut Teas,, Broiled Oysters Toasted Muffins Corn Roast ......... Marshmallow Roast A booklet telling how to prepare these and other good things is given FREE with each "TRIPLE TRICK" The "Triple-Trick" Roaster is The Bee's Newest Premium HOW TO GET ONE- Subscribe for The Evening and Sunday Bee, and pay 15c a week for six months. This pays for both the paper and the roaster. On Saturday, we will place on sale 2,000 remnant picture frames, In all sizes, styles and colors, at from 10c to 60c; It will be the greatest Picture Frame Sale we have ever held. See display In 16th St. Window. Extra Friday Bargains in Shoes A bl line of Women's Shoes in the latent ntyls, all high grade make ih lorothy Dodd, E. V, Younn & Co., Zlenler hroa, and other, all no tod tor their style and wearing qualities; all Bizea and all widths, in patent coll and dull leather, .both button and lace models, plain loes, wrlted and turned soles, cloth and leather tis; shoes that will give the best of servb-e and at the same time an air of distinction aoout thejn, must close them out to make room for new arrivals. All regular $3 60 and 14. 0 shoes, tomorrow at S3. 45 A good selection of Boys' Shoes, sli.es i to 4; regular 3.00 values, war ranted to give the best of service, at tl.SS Youth sizes, 12 to 12V4, excellent bargains at 12.75, at S1.40 Misers' and Children's Slmes, sices 6S to 1 3, good widths; values J1.60 and 1.6U, all high quality Friday 143 6 H D n 1 B ia: c - 1 P B! '-a o n Order Your. Paeonies Now It's Planting Time! Ask for Our SpsoiaJ-rall Catalog ky TlepbB or Vostal. It is compute 1 Paeuny book contains planting lusiructlons ana accurate descriptions of all our i beautiful varieties and prices. Other plants fpr Itall planting are Included. We wli) tuail It at once, rootage ne4 act fee seat. ' I Deliveries to poor residence, free tt earge, U won live la O mails or Ooaaoll Blaf f a P. W. MENERAY CRESCENT NURSERY COMPANY, 1 rtiouasi Bell ITS tad. SIS. alst . aad Ave. A Ceaaoll miaffs, low , , ... 1 1 . The Bee Prints the News WANT AT) wflTrmat the vacnt hoose. fill FOOD FOR ' ,1 oofvous met NFRVFS ura and youtliul vlgur v gono as a result of over. era or mental eieruuo sbouia las BKAT'B Nh-HVB uuU PlLIaV. Toer will wsHO tuM eat aud eleop aud fee aiaa agalo. li Hot I Roxea lite by Malt. ME&atAal HoCOIKILt BBOO OOs. O01. lbth aad lude fetvoeta. OWL Du.ua CO. Cr- lttfe aad Karaar eta. Omafea. Bias, TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER a gbAtt ol . at very t to r ewavlaoed. samSsiS One Dollar Per Vr. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER PENNSYLVANIA CKicaao-T j I N E S-NewYork The Pennsylvania Limited Electric Lighted Electrically Ventilated To New York , leaves Chicago 5.30 p. m. daily, arrives New York 5.30 p. m. Is equal in every respect to the best of the other Pennsylvania Lines' trains to New York. Kverythinc about it from baggage car to observation platform ia extraordinary. It consists of modernized . Library Smoking, Dining, Sleeping and Compartment Obser vation Cars Chicago to New York and Sleeping Car Chicago to Washington via Baltimore. No coaches. Its route is through the beautiful Allegheny Mountains by daylight. A train ami a trip worth while. Buy your next ticket lor kcw York over "The Pennsylvania Limited." Other New York daily trains leave Chicago 8.1S a. m., 10.05 a. m., 10.30 a. m., 2.45 p. tn., 3.15 p. m., 9.15 p. m., 11.45 p. in. Pennsylvania Station w - 1 w. H. ROWLAND In New York City t jtSTI Trave,in Pacner Agent 319CityNitionalBinkBldg. OMAHA, NLB. Occupies two entire blocks end (roots on Eighth aud Seventh Avtouea. alo oa Thirty-first and Thirty-third Streets. Mala eotrsnce is only one Muck from Hrosd wsy aad New York's burict spot. (X'jj WJ will furnlih complete sod reliable travel luloimatiou, Helping car berths re Svrved In advance, and vl- uable attsKtance t lven trav' elers free e( charge. 1 r v. I A