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Women Best Buyers
The raprr that ii ied by women
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EDITORIAL SECTION
PAGES ELEVEN TO TWIST I
VOI. XL-NO. 240.
OMAHA. SATl'KI AV M KNIN(i. MAKCH L'j. t'.MI.
SINC5LK. (OTY TWii (KMS
Distinctive Styles in Hen's Suits for Spring and Summer
Nrver have ws dons so macb for men who consider their appearance worth half their success
la life, gataefiBt as we have the most beautiful line of hand tailored suits made any here tt
country OTer. The styles are all the Terr newest and the assort hi rit of fabrics and sharHs offers
mors really choice and satisfaction In getting exactly the pattern wanted than any men a clothing
tore west of Chicago.
The English shotildxr, tsHered In tarn. grays, and blues with the r.a'rilne strip are O-e lei.iers in
ersfpy styles this wuon they are th two or three-button sack garments, thai g1 lndivldua'ity i
polee to idh In every walk of life whether for business or sihcxl. We afck thit ou wnr .me of the
eult w guarantee perfect satisfaction and belter wear than other' clotc.e and we promise to ?svf ou
from l6.Cif to IO0 on a iirmrnL Our line are complete and exceedingly attractive at
512.50, 515.00, $18.00, $20 00, $22,50 and $25.00
Juet crane and look them ew they'll tell yon our story and jo'j'll like their frsrkncss
Wen' Priestley Presto Col'.ar Craver-e-te Coat are r rr at from S10.00 to S30.00
For Use Yowaf Ka-a Omr "Bkashmore Bread" SuJ ta Th r y are very smart style, pretty seme. ta:i"rl n.iu
suits that sell from S7.S0 te tli-OO,
Saturday will be a Great Shoe Bargain Day for Every Member of ihe Family
Men'a Shoes. Women' s Shoes, shoes for everyone and all this season s newest and best styles -Pomps
and Oxfords. Hirh Shoes. Tan and Black Shoes all go Saturday at pri. es far below thfir recu
lar selling price. Profit by this day's sale. Get your footatsr Saturday at a sating of from ll.t''. to
$2.50. Your sire and wiStb Id all kinds of leathers are here In just your wanted style
ta.60 Hirs shoes rom tin
These re $Jt0 and 13 h
Oxford, in tan. I:usian calf,
dull leathers: have the new
Mgh toe, no letter shoe in
town. Saturday, all sire
at ta.35
LADIES' rOOTWEAB AT S8.50 .
Absolute. y the fnesst
Pumps ml lf rJs ever
made, in bCgl.t new style
'it lesthets. In ribbon t-es '
t3.50 SOTS' SHOES TO Sa 39
These are saiiii ies of I
lira le. e l :n id.- l'-i ' Siv. -.
om.e in siir Sj .i')d i s, a.n i
I and lis dtl.s. Hh. r Oi
fi.rjs or Hiali mioi-s. oMi.ire
ar.l a jrf-.-t fit. satui-J.t
Rt Si-SJ
and strap -ff"-t. sold all
uxr town ut ISOit and t'.f'O:
Saturday. onr choiif,
Ta pairs of Ladies' New Spring Lorothy PtMld uisde Pumps and Oxfords, most any s;yio
and leather. Actually worth $3.50. M and $5 00. Name ripht on the fhoc. yoiir
choice, at S2.23
Pretty New Neckwear
Sale Saturday
Dutch Collars of Venice lace; Byron
collars, Ftiff linen; BjTon Kmbroid
ered collars; lace and embroidered
jabots, worth to $1.00; your choice,
at 25c and 50t
Ladies' Vest Sale
Ladies' Swiss ribbed sleeveless Vest. lac
trimmed, 35c prade 19
Ladies' out size Swiss ribbed tape
Vests, 15c grade, each 10c
Ladies' pure Itallian silk Vests, sizes 4. 5 and 6,
In pink, blue and white, $1.95 vests for $1.25
fh Jv h h
; U-kfJL i d&dJuL kLL
M W f
Kodak Saaaoa Is f-.e W- rnv e.rt'i;(.
in vpw 'ameras and s-olt-: a. e: 1 h 1 irl-shir z.
' tutes M G WfA'!'n 3io; lh. Aitd Jljoo 12c
V
big Hosiery Jsale Samrday
$l.(x) and $1.'J5 Sifk Hose in black and
colors; at, air G9f
5!V black thread Silk Hohe, air 39c
Wpmen's and 'children's black and colored seam
less Hose, values to JOc: at. per pair. -12S
Ladies' 50c Mercerized Lisle fast Mack, at. per
lair 35
These Gloves are Re-priced
25c
Two-clasj (lianioist'tto (iloves. ;'."
grade for, n r pair
Hvbutton t'liamoisettc (iloves. !5i val
ues for, per pair 59(
$1.01 I-unb and Kid Uloves. 'J t-lasii
all good colors and sizes, pair. .G9
Boys axe Best Seited When Bennett's Suit Them
To ae or lat Boya" departmant with I ta tablea full of al branil new ;i ii g and
vummor autta ar4 eoata beat tolla tha atorr of who suppllea the boys' suit demands In
Omaha. i haodla autta that raeat aeary demand that any boy la likely to pres upon
Ma elothaa. yet damaxid from iur tailors that whlla atahillty la our "nr cry" style
aad ahapa rouat also ao Jtito avery rirmenl VTi hava found that tha Duplex Sulta for
kojra a tbs oast, tha troaracti tbarafora, tba bart wtanaf salts, oeld with every
Dulx suit is (ivao an extra pa r of Iron clad panta. which double the life of the suit
Theaa sulia w ae'.l at 4 09. It 10. lb 09 and ft on. Other atiits for boya cost but 1 2 6.
IX.ou and II to and all aire re representod In be th line from to 17 years.
Children's Kias'.sn and fcaJlur Bloua Suit In alzea JV to yenra. aell at . i-O0 to S6-00
Little KellowW N.TfoIk Coat rili are fine f1r.es t to 10 years S2.00 to SS.OO
Top Oata fir bora, in preuv aprlnt atyloa aisea I to years Si.M to S40
Bart' feprlna Jeit Hmi i! ehadei., at SOc, 76o, $1.00, S1.85 aad 150
furltao hrt.d i!iou. Waist for boys, at 6O0 aad 8c
fcpocltl 13 aOc C:il. .': er.'s K.tr.n Caps, all shades: Saturday for lc
$1 Bag Sale Saturday rvx
Values from $1.5t to $3.'h, on real seal bag. worth
$10.0,.l; one bag with 5 fittings, worth $4.(0;
choice Saturday come early
$1.00
t
All thse br are r.ew, this seswon's styles, with lone silk cord, atror.p
them are Mark, eatin and filk hgs: biaik and white silk bsa-w. suedes
In all colors, witn Ihiicv nietiil frames, also aome larire S! rrain leather hairs. 11 and 12
inches lori(t. Iozen of tl.em ech a aenuine leather with oxiti.red metal lrame, most every-
re lined with ieal leather. Kememher this sale is for Saturday, choice, at Sl-00
These re the nohbiest tles aid beat values, we have ever shown. lKn't miss this opportunity
to buy your spring bag at a bargain price The earlv birds will jet the 14 00 and 110 00
lata for JOQ
la Our Lidics' Apparel Sectioi These New Garments will be ieea
In a profusion of styles on I fettles that no other store can equal. Uidle' New Fwlnc
Suits In the new shades and beautifully finished, at flS.&O and SS5-O0
Ladiea' Tan. Navy anj 'l.tk Sfrpe Top Cui fcr srrlnc rsr. hi .. $11. SO nd SI 9 SO
Sptal SJa of Xdiaa' Xoui Sraaaaa Saturday Thla l .no great U ot dr-.. I., ,
liaht and dark perca.e all sires, new styles, worth 12 00 leauini'lv. Saii.iiinv. ..u; I
choice, at ' ai.as I
Jtuuor 4 Kiaaaa Wash BtHUl With low nnk and ttiri-e-t.'iiutcr!'' .-,re es. in t.i. .
and fancy percaies. at .J3S and SS.VJ
."unior Suits In Plain Ser and Oray Worsteds, siies II. If. and IT, at 81 S 30
I'reltv Junior Top Coats in Tans and tiray Tweeds, sues t. 14 y-nr. at 1 OJ
( Satra atpadal Skirt SaJa Saturday Fifty black and navv l'Hium,i white"?
I frerge and brllliantlre skina wortn up to , 00; Saturday remark-hle b.-ismn oft.i I
choice while they last at . Si I
: ;
Extra Values Sat
urday frxm the
ilea's Furnishings
Men's new $1.50 Sprlnfc- Shirts
with. Irecch cuffs. In all solid
colors, correct for spring wear;
spechal at ." 81.15
Mti'i new Neglifee Shins with
soft collars, some woven stripies,
.5c grades. Saturday at... 49C
Mec's lie Iioe in blscks and lans,
f.at-ra. , i c; 3 pairs for..25t
Hen s I J-UFnders, with eitrt
.- -.j ab ae. at . .bo
As; -v i'ia latest riv'is Shirts
i.iii ktu icial a!Uvay
. l.O and Sl-50
Ct: iliv apartwiaiit it, showlnic all
tue i.e. a;i:is iavs tor ruen in
i ... tr a. ,11 at.vies. fro-t.. . .SB to i
Caps 1-x Bjya aal Mrs, in new
ay: '.n ir.nie i.il a.y.es. a' a bera
she a a In a aige mirtT)ni,
ii tCc aad 7 So
' 1
Hardwire Specials for Satirdty
Closing; out on lot of small enameled
Vtv Fana. fustard Dishes, Pie Plate.
Soap Dishes, etc. about 100 piece.
worth to c: cholca at 7
Pw;ent Kxtenalon Oaa Tubing with end
rnd tips, lie value, at 10c
Inertd or Straight Oas Mkt tels, Wels-
tach style, only 10
Ready Mixed House ai.d Floor Paint.
good gualltr; per gallon Sl.TO
Iekko Cold Water Kalsomine, pkg..:5o
Ma.iRstic Oas L.anipa. completa with
burner, mantel and globe, 7Sc value:
Sat'irday only 3e
rail sarr.pie can of JertendoeJ-fer
White Knamel lo every cutomer.
Toys Here the Year Round
In a larger and finer variety than at
at:y other store west of c'uliigo.
- Bpadaia' far Saturday Only
Wei) made Jumping Ropes c
tK (lame of Man in the Mton at ... 19c
iarge colore! or grey Kuober Balis
ic sire at 6o
Hill t'.imhina- Mechanical lueka or War
ships, a lout to pieces. Saturday . . SSo
iteei ftajne Waste Baskets, cloth bags,
at IOC
1.000 Boys' Target Shwotera. conaisting
of gun. rubber pop and paste board
target. Saturday, only Be
Drugs and Toilets
Lower Their Prices
Sassafras Bark T'kg 10c, 15c, 85c
11.00 Pingham'a Vegetable Compound
at BSC
tl 00 Syrup Tr'.foium Compoun
blood tonic 69c
toe Mme. Isabell a Faia Fowdw . . 39c
lfc Antichap, Saturday ..18c
lie Uraves' Tooth Powder ITe
10c Benxoin Soap, Saturdjy Be
I5c PerfXide Cream. Saturday ... 14c
Sc Talcums, Saturday Sc
I&c lr. Pray s Natl Knamel 18c
tOc Perfumes, Saturday SSo
be Orange Wood Sticka. each le
Cut Flower haie
1. 000 beautiful PYeah r.oses, worth
tl i'4 and tl 60 dor.; Saturday .. .4Sc
6.000 Carrations, all ahudss. Satur
day, dozen 3Sc
Spring- Daffodil a. dozen 4Sc
Always Jeave you- ordera with ux
for party flowers We apectaltxe.. In
social eventa, therefora the coat la
lee a than others.
Ftr SttursiT Obit the Greatest Ctiii
isti Vfe Em Cfferei
5 lf-0 piece Dinner Set to be close!
out, Nat in day, your choice at .H0
Thffe dinner srts aic positively
the sreutest bsrgaina e ever of
fered Among ihem are English and
American semi -porcelain dinner sets
complete with 100 pi-cek. In fancy
spray or border designs gold lined
or traced, worth tl to J . Satur
day as lotig aa they last at 110.
Saturday Xvaning- Vly From
?xk to io.oo r, tz.
1,000 Plow Blue Kngllsh Porce
lain Berry Bowls 10 Inches
in diameter, extra good quality,
0c values, at 10c
f 1 iO Large Whl'.e Porcelain Jugs,
1! and J-Quxrt eiiea worth 40c.
choic. at 10c
No deliveries and no phone or
ders taken. . . .
Saturday Candy Specials
Bennett's Fluffeata Chocolates, reg
ularly 50c a pound, Saturday, at
only SSc
New Whtpied Creams In Vaple. and
Milk Chocolate Flavors, regular
40c candy. Saturday, very pecia,
at ..' S4C
Chocolate Dipped Caramels, 40c
Candy. Saturday, ,.t, per lb BSC
Saturday in the Vege
table and Fruit Section
Extra fancy Florida ripe Tomatoes.
per basket 5e
Home grown spri.i Onions, two
bunches . . . . - 60
Three lajpe bunches plain Lettuce. 6c
Extra fancy Potaloea. buahel . . . .70
Two bunches oyster Plant for.... 6c
Fancy red Glor-e Onions, lb Bl0
Extra fancy Imported Fige. lb... 16c
Ijirge Flo; da lrap) Fruita, each 6c
Genuine Red River Early Ohio Seed
Potatoes, bushel Si-33
Old Carrots. Beets and Turnlpe, per
peck 16c
Handkerchiefs at Cost
and Lower
lien's pure Linen Handkerchiefs,
Initial or plain, lfc ones 10c
Women's pure Linen Handkerchiefs.
sllphtly soiled, worth to Xbc. at 10c
Men a tc Hemstitched Handkerchiefs.
special, each 3
Women's one corner embroidered
Handkerchiefs. 10 and T6c ones;
just slightly soiled, choice BSC
Grocery Specials for Fridiy and Si tor day
Bennnetts Oolden Cof-.B. C. Baking Powder. 1-,B. C Mincemeat S pack
lee, per lb SBC lb. .an for S4cl ages lor BSc
Double Stampa And 10 Stampo 1 And 10 stamps
Bennett's Capitol Flour, i Maple Sugar Butler. peilGilletts Mustard larcf
par aack Jar 16c aad 10e: jar lor lie
tM.mrts.
Seeds, per pkg. . .8-c Saftv Matches. r. r ,i:nn
5 lbs. Oernum Ueniei-. b.xes tor fo
ft"" Sc PEAVUI OU SALE.
R C. Pure Maplo Syrup, i Lige Bottle. .1 ....eOc
gallon can lur . S1K And j Stumps.
Hulled Beans and Lima! Medium Bottle, ai.. 40c
Beans, with chicken. ; i And .0 t-Lajups
cauis for BSc Small rivule, i BSc
And SO Slarupa. And 10 Stamps
Lady Waahicgton Bean'01-' Can .ld Mis-lot,
Soup, jr caxi 10c Ripe oltves fjr...Oc
Cheese. FMll Cream i l,la Corn.
aoc 4 11
per lb.
And 10 Punpi
Cheeso. Virginia Swiss,
per lb. SSe
And 10 StaJiips.
per lb &3o
Bennetts Beat Coffe.
t lbs. for SOc
Double Stamps un
txiose coffees.
B. C. Baking Powder, i-
lb. cu for S1.O0
ar.d low Slampa.
ttc cirade Teas, as
eurtad. per lb SSo
tic Graoa Teas. as
sorted, per lb. ....48c
Tea SUUnga, pound
package for lac
Juen ol Pantry Pastry
Flour, 24-Jb. aak. ui
And 4S Stajups.
Swanadown Codfish. 1
packages for S6e
Anj 10 Stamps.
Ten Bars Diamond "C
-v.a, lor 860
Batavia Green Aspara
gus, per can BSc
And IS Stamps.
4.000 pounds of Bennett's tjtuitoi . learner, nunrr. the fireft ' utter ot. the
markets, comes in full weight, pound bricks; xery special Saturday, r
brick, at '. . .k.'c
K4OS rreah Trom the Cotutry Direct from tha farm, a remarkable in
duction for Saturday, per dozen, at 17c
And 10 Mbiii;..
B. C". Oata, vs iieat and
I'amaHc. per m, 10a
Arid 10 stii,t.
CtKa Bars anj Gl 1
"t t-dge CtH.kles. Ib...l2e
t-dge CtH.kles. Ib...l2e
Onioa Seta Special i t It's. Navy Keat.s 8ic
ried and ye,iow- 1 lbs. Cleaned Current.
onion aeta, four for 2SC
quarts for BSc I lo lba Granulated fugjr
' J ' for (1.00
CITY PAYS HYDRAHT RENTALS
Warrant Brawn in Agreement with
YTater Board.
IITEIS ONE-HALi 01 JUDSHTST
ervl'-e tr T s rare Is N CeT
rra (Mi- I sin! Is Ftiaiitl He
Seieral llaailrrd U"l
lars sliorl.
1 with ii pin of the
:ht- rtii'r Wisrd FrMay
; f'."? V- J 4' to t'. 1 imaha
f - :-'rff I ter'.als for
. -". The am 1 "tit was
it wprh was imme-
1 th- tr s'rr'f ofl.ee
ii an r-t a i j-.gment
h an t re tals a-
Ab iut
The c't
r ffTretT-f '
rv r-1-r b
V.'atcr c -
the ear !'' 1 tul
laid In on- v. sir:
Oiatly casl
Thf al -r 1 ut :
S' S r.st 1 "t 1
i'r.i.uH. .r.. T
, vi t;- t; ra'cmiij were Is tied
J State t'is'.rh't e.'-utt order-
to pro for the
Th V'a tr b rd
f i n. c ; - w ou d
Creighton Orators Who Debate Next Week
month
by the I u
Irs the city loun
la n:tni vl llie am'
!rtnd ti tiay
one i.
1 h.
I " . "ftp.
MX-.
1
V
j . - "rV
.d Its
.a , u pa 1 -nt un
i.u. v.a ioitied
I'd,, '.he ol i t r.
pai t at lO'.t
Tllf t.. tt.i-r.t-.
til hlc'ay. i-titu
o er.
A novel a.'.-i-..on u.d t . lomptroller
when be i..a v-'t li .rr' '. The water
jadni.ect :..tu f-. :s". !i ( .. . iaied
by a le. u a .,1:1. 1. tiin t
alioii. To tiicl t..u -.: . t -e comp
tio.ler diew tui li. 5 ica.d'. e -i oci the 118
fund. The bi.pi.u . tt'.a :e.ult of the
levy be.ng n.j-c 1.1 jf. a r.w:.tli ago,
lajiea being co... ;;u tu uur ti ir.tereet
per.od up l that t:.... "..r.a.-u.ufcntly the
fui.d was alert the .n.-nt of Interest
ti via the lime lj- ,t . . ' i :iiJe until
Friday.
ITsc amoun: )i I
bydraM tentftia f.r : -July
tu lfctnilor :
Janu&i y tu 3 uin , 1
tha ftral period. 11.;.
1-C 'H tt, an4 loi 1 1.
i!7 77.
"Vh:if we v a." c
to Ibake the a ii.n l.
tu uv lrttrtai lit I
CTi-Kcl Ctr.nt. J . t
!:r.u 14 tic b.ii.1. n
cct.t tntereat," tu.li th,-. jj, ui - t
diawir.g J i-er im:. so w- v 11 t--. . j ;
cent oa th aj:.jjru lor a i-i-. j 1. ,. c
tically four tnvaik. Tlia r.au., im,'n.im1
td Hl.Mo la aavca taai.t.e. "J ... .,4 a ,u
lei cat."
;V tit ." covers
. oi.- oae from
. . w.ot-r fr.m
'i i l-niuU:it f it
icrtit, ill
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FRANCIS P. MATTHEWS, WILLIAM J. DONAULC. '11 ; ' UCB.RT C HOBERSTON. "IL (Alternate); JOHN W.
DELEHANT, It.
1
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1 July
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WILLIAM C I IE ELAN, '11. (Alternate); CHARLES FLANERY. Ml. PATRICK IL McNALLT. '11; WALTER W. HOTE, '1Z-
i Boosters Announce !
Iheir Itiuerai-v for ;
the Trade Excursion
MRS. WEST GIVEN DAMAGES j cr-it'.ct. Axe raea to Look After j
Yerdtet for k Kc.irfJ lid llffy
Dollan ELetcrned Uaoii Street
CkT CMIUSf,
A Jury ta Judge RtdicV court r -ora t
day awarded Mra Nell. a V. tt damages of
tijO for trjiirlas Uat fc tvoswved In a"--Isg
trom a street cat July :4. VfX U t
Weet was suing tha iUtt car coni;.in.
fur t:CCSt- Th's la the scc-ad tr.el of fit
case- la the first tri. t.-.e ,u:y --'
and seneaUiwcai iltiriunnm-.u f-'uirr-d c- v
eeintng the a!ltd bribery ttt J ha Kt.a
Srilirj. a juror. lra::neilog was c :-vu-lrd
ot OuaitoiM v( ujU btfwe Jus.-Ss-ra
and tba cee u ,n.ucslii'.y .
eea.ed la the aupieiue .v-tr;, u c . ,l i
Saw i-endlBK.
t the Various Dsnil of the
Cominj Trip.
ISauUdtM rVnsitk
tatdrpesdeex Kaalty coniaji '. C fV ttN
TVc.B. fcri a store, t.tj; ;.jUji.h,b .
Ik kf rd, Trj Pwrk. avtr.nue. work shop. I'ev.
amlia Wtltarmtre, Dwveapurt, ad-
s-CJwav. iMSS.
Comml.tees ha-e be-n er'-'' anS tha j
...'. r ir..p' if . I tl trtis excursion j
t- i: :ai m hr ti - iMms'.T' ei .b lay :
. e t.'.i v ,; vj U l:th. S. n- i
J . : . 11 1 1 1 '- mJ L4i e a night 1
a . . f:x.-i won 't wlr.t tne ae
i'-i if 1 - Vocm will b-ftn. The
i r:- -a : 1 -, K'rr.Va!! at t o'-loc Mm
rm - r 1 p : rein to OTUn-n'i. theace
' . ';, V. ;ui t ra-5 -h to i.kuafi.
vl -e tre f .rs: a.bt w.U ! srssat. A .
rr - r-r .-i v'. ta t ier- Si tjn Nortkjc. .
'. '1 ; r 'rr.'jig T-. fl.rc v.t l.na 1
r r-at asi live rvt.B tc Kki
10 f. r Tha rseaead ireehf A aefbt rvt
v1l' b made Xroaa alaanaey as CaJ ray.
ru et-aack avad tae aaaia lis wIU t
ceseswd te Owed I ate ad aad sunk ke Caa.
waare Wifli isiiy takcka wta ke
The train mill double back arid at.rt Tu
ch'- nii'rnirig from Loup Ci'y. lake in that
at') : : : !', a Mii branch to Ft. Paul arid
cai i r, t..t r...u h-.e to Columbus for the
f.Mm:. I r.ua ti e rts iU start from
t:u:r.. tbt.m. ;ii that and the Aibion
brtneh. thtnoe tM on the main line to
Nor'.u Iend. wtiere the even. rig will t
H-Bt. The last oa will t devoted to the
Stromtburg iine, starting from Central
City and finishing at Valley, when tbe
tarty will return Dome.
Tbe advertising committee has taken
to learn the number of school children
along th main line of tbe I'nkm Pacific
11 order to provide a bell for every young
ittr. Tha Ut band ob-.atcable will' ao
c :tjtcy the Uxxim ax,d e xotllent trans-:--iiHtiou
fa...'.;rt v".: 1 provided.
lit falku.r..- :: v..:t ej tare t aaa ap
.0: fee lu kk ; c.ttr tr.c or.a.1 work of the
tr;; :
C ("u.t. hxj-rr.an ; Ben-
B t. Uirris
H. 7t;ijr. thiSBln; A.
E. P.:.-oc:-.
ri.itiriiir.ir.ex.t-J. U. V. rkhi. jr., cha-r-n;
O. W. Ducjx. G. J. Iagaaraea.
i .ni-eo D. J. O Erita. chairmaa; C. T
iitsieei,. G. k. Durkee, Rdbinaoo,
'.". K Tajg
TraporiaUoav C. E. iaadwell. caalraaaa;
T. t. iioaa. G. H. PralL
Creighton Debaters
On for Two Contests
One Team at Vermillion and One at
Q,sha on Fme Question
5 tit Friday.
crminor-l.
an .t, (ii,
:.r n....u-j J.
' f'-'j-r. er, V.'.
I On Friday eenlng. March tl. a debating
' team representing the Creighton unlver
!sity will tnwt r preventatives of tbe Ini-
versny of South I ikota at Vermilion. S
,1' . and cf Ecyola university of Chicago at
Omaha and discue the question. "Keaolved.
j That tbe C'onherv ation of the Natural He
.kou.cee Should be Left to the States
ifta'hrr than li.e Inited St a tea"
1 Lie ;.) ton un;vrity mill be represented
at Veiu..nio by the following men:
' t iuirli-fr h .aie-y. 11; Patrick H. KcNally.
, "21 ; Waiter W. Hoye, "1
t Oii.tlii the CrrKbtun teem will be:
Faric P. aUtthe-s. '14. WlUiaJB J. Iua
abue. '31. John W. Isclekvant. 14.
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WORK STARTS ON YIADUCTS
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Three of the Six Will Soon Be Under j
Construction.
WORK STARTS ON ItlASON STREET ;
Three Are Bel.a Held tp by
Aelles ef the Caarli wad Mir
Be Ielayed for ssmt
Time.
Construction work on three nf the six
viaducts, which the city Is attempting 1
to force railroads to build, will be under ;
way within a short time, according to ;
the city engineer. The viaducts contem
plated are the Nicholas street. Mason
street. Locust street. Bancroft street and
Dodge street structures.
Work has already beyrun on the Msson
street affair, whlih will span the street
at Nlnteenth street. Great Western railroad
officials have broken ground and closed
the street to traffic. '
That Is as far as practical work has been
done In any of the viaducts, though or
dinances directing the building have been
passed, save for the Eleventh street and
Nicholas street bridges.
The railroads concerned in the Eleventh
street and Nicholas stieel structures have
agreed to build under the piana. as drawn
by the city engineier. Mr. Craig aays It
will be but a abort time until theee roads
get busy. An ordinance directing the build
ing of the Eleventh street viaduct was
Introduced Into the council Tuesday night
and passed first and second reading Ita
ultimate passage is but a question of a
week. The I'nlon Pacific and the Burlington
rallroada, which are concerned In tbe build
ing, have agreed to the plana aa approved
by the council. This structure will extend
from Jackson street to Mason street.
The Nicholas street structure is also
assured, unless the Omaha road, the North
western, Missouri Pacific and Illinois Cen
tral railroads refuse to abide by the terms
they Imposed,
Agree te Bed a at Oaee.
Attorneys for these roads agreed to
begin connru. lion work in the immediate
future if the council would agree to dose
Nn hoi street between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth atreela. This requirement will
be met, couniilroen say, so there is no
reason why the ordinance should not be
pasted as soon as possible.
la the Locust. Bancroft and Dodge street
viaducts, the officials of the city antici
pate much litigation In the courts before
th railroads as4 finally forced 10 build.
The Locust street viaduct Is hanging
fire. The Inlon Pacific. Mlaaourl Pacific
and Northwestern, the roads required to
build, have succeeded In holding np th
has through dilatory tactiea. looking
toward the acquisition of certain property
In the neighborhood of Fourteenth avenue
and Locust street. These roads contend
that If they are given time, they can ac
quire (round Beoeaaary for approaches at
tittle cost.
The Mieeouri Pacific railroad has carried
lis case In the mailer of constructing the
Dodge street vied Jet to the district court
Of the six viaducts, four will be entire
new struct urea Tbe Maooa street pro.
will be a new structure, alee, but It w ..
rep.ac the wooden viaduct, which Wk.
built yeevs ago.
Tha Eleventh street viaduct Is the on!;
one te be rebuilt.
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