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TIfE BEE: OMAHA',- TUESDAY. MAY 16. 1911.
1MVT WORRY. WATCH 18 GROW.
CORPORATIONS IN ARREARS
'Fall to File Iktnraa ra Bet Income
with Ron Hammond.
ARE SUBJECT TO LARGE FINES
M rtisnee to Matt P..i., Pr.
Irteil Tfcer Have a Oo4 Eira.e
la Manila ef llte4
States District Attorney.
rroratlens from al! over the Mats,
!are. and srrall. with million behind them
In im rases and only pennies In ethers,
".re kow-towing to the word of Roes L.
Iiammond, collector of lnterna.1 nvmuM
al tha Omaha federal bulMlnif because ef
ths nntlfloatlon that they n subject to a
penalty of from tl.COO to tlO.noo for tha faJl
ura to flla with tha collector Its return of
rat Income on or before March 1.
Petition of tha act of eonjrress of Au
gust 8, 1008, Imposes the above penalty
upon aaoh corporation that falla to flla Ita
return of net Income on or before March
1 of tha year succeeding that for which tha
return la rendered.
Inasmuch as over 1.J00 corporations In
tha atata did not flla their returne within
tha time prescribed the Internal revenue
collector, In compliance with the Internal
revenue lews, reported the cases to the
fnlted Plates district attorney but week
and on Saturday mornin sent out letters
to the rartoua corporations tetllne; of tb
penalty under which they were operating.
The corporations have the privilege of
compromising matters with the commis
sioner of Internal revenue through Mr.
Hammond, either by letter or person, pro
viding" they fumlah g-nod excuses. The let
ters sent to the collector are required to
contain both the excuse and the amount
at which they wish to compromise. If the
amount l not satisfactory to the commis
sioner the ec.rporatlon Is notified.
Rlnce the letters were sent out Saturday
morning Mr. Hammond has been a hunted
and haunted man. He went to Fremont
Paturdajr night to gpend the week end at
home and telegrams from corporations and
telephone messages followed htm.
When ha arrived at tha office he found
It crowded and the hall leading to It also
crowded, Representatives from Omaha
corporations were there In bunches, and
the looks and glances ce-St at Mr. Ham
mond were anything but sweet. He was
almost mobbed when It was time to begin
business and tha excuses swamped upon
i him of every kind and atyle.
A common excuse received by Mr. Ham
mond was that the corporation in quea
tlon was not iyln dividends and had not
for tha last few years. Secretaries being
out of town at the time designated was an
other excuse commonly handed out. One
man said ha was getting a divorce from
ItU wife at tha time the report was to be
filed and could not get away. Another
was entertaining his wife's friends while
she wsa nut .hopping and could not get to
the office In time ii get the report to the
Internal revenue office before it cloned.
Over J corporations were behind the
time scheduled with tha reports and at
present thare are about twenty corpora
tions which have not filed the reports yet.
Hill Line Officials
Visit Union Pacific's
Establishments Here
Five Memberi of Great Nothern Ope
rating1 Department Inspecting
Big Railway Shop.
rtra operating offlclala of tha Great
Northern arrived In Omaha Monday morn
Ins; to make an all-day trip through tha
Union Pacific shops In this city. They are
headed by W. D. flcolt, general superin
tendent. After their visit hare they will
go to Penver over tha tTnlon Paclfle and
return In a week over the Burlington.
Tha visit of tha Great Northern men to
Omaha Is a part of tha system of visits
started by some of the western roads some
years ago. The T'nlon Pacific was a factor
In the movement. Several tlmee a year
officials make visits to the shops and go
over tha lines of their rivals.
The Great Northern men were greatly
interested In tha Improvementa and en
largements mado In tha Omaha shops In
tha Isst year. In the party were W, D.
Scott, general superintendent; R. D. Haw
ktna, superintendent of motive power; J.
R. Davis, engineer In charge of mainte
nance of way; Ci. A. Bruce, general mas
ter mechanla, and K. F. Clarity, superin
tendent. All members of the (party are
from Bt. Paul,
W. R, Cahlll, assistant superintendent of
the Union 1'aelfio, entertained the party at
luncheon at tha Field club.
Mothers' Day Sale
Nets a Goodly Sum
Women of Omaha Turn Over
$1,5008 to the Child Saying
Institute.
The nm of fl.SOl 9fi was turned over to
the Child Favlng Institute by the women
who had charge of the sale of carnations
on Mothers' day In Omaha.
ARMY CENTRALIZATION
MAY HURT THIS CITY
Civilian. Now Employed In Depart
Mrati May Co Klueirhere or
l.oae Their Jobs.
The centralisation of the administrative
fflcea of the Vnlted States army will
probably tske from Omaha a number of
officers and clerks who will be trans
ferred to rhlcairo. If thev remain In the
administrative service. The headquarters
officers were Informed Monday mornln
through the Army and Navy HeslMer of
the orders whlrh are soon to be Issued to
take ef'e.-t July 1.
There wilt be three divisions of the army
end the departments will exist only as
the hemlnuarters of commanding frenerals.
The enteral superintendence of the quujter
mssiers and commissary work will be done
from the division offl.es Instead of In the
department offices as now. and the com
manding officer will have only his adjutant
and a few aids. This will save fOn.niO or
ITrtVOflO a year to the department by tut-'
ting down the number of civilian cleiks
and centralising the work.
The three divisions will be the Kant,
made up of the Departments of the Kast
and the Oulf. the Central, made up of the
Departments of the Lakes, Missouri, with
headquartms now In Omaha, snd Tmj
and the West composed of the departments,
of Columbia nl California. The Kat
will have headquarters at Governor's Is
land, New Vuik. the Central at Chicago,
snd the weM at San Francisco. Thirty
officers will be relieved by the change in
all Iho departments, but Just how many
will go from Omaha or who they ahall be
cannot be de. tiled until the orders are is
sued A recent order from the War depart
ment In regard to soldier tlothins. 13 an
other step for economy. It has been de
cided that on re-enlistment, soldiers shall
receive only cluthing allowance, in-
fir" ri'JYT1 4
1 n KxAlNIJUJE: til
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Vest
Satur
day Begin
Our
Mar
Sale of
Muslin
Eycit Careful Buyer in Omaha Knows That
She Can Get More Genuine Bargains at Bran
deis Stores Than She Ever Gets Anywhere Else
Brandeis buying organization never rests in its efforts
to buy desirable merchandise at price concessions, so that
every day w can offer Omaha people special bargains
that will really save money. ,
Tuesday's Special Sales
WASH SILKS AT IOC YD -In Basement
Ten of the leading shades just 85 bolts to sell Tuesday.
These plain colored wash silks ran be used for most everv
occasion. The value of these popular silks is well
known. The sale price is much less than actual
mill cost from the bolt at, yard . . .
10c
FINE DRESS PERCALES Light, Dirk ud Plain Shades
These yard-wide standard dress jercales are perfect mill
lengths suitable for waists, dresses and children's wear.
J lie styles are all this season's newest designs
and colorings. Everybody will 1 be pleased to
buy from such a large assortment at, yard
6!c
75c WIDE EMBROIDERIES at 49c
27-inch fine Swiss and batiste embroidered flouncings, 24
inch fine embroidered allovers and 27-inch hemstitched em
broidered flouncings; choice designs in English Mil
eyelet, floral, blind relief and dainty baby pat- LfHtf
terns worth up to 7oc yard at, yard.
18 and 22-lnch fine Swiss, nain
sook and cambric embroidered
flouncings, corset coverings, wide
Insertions and galloons choice
new designs on bargain square
worth 60c a
yard; on sale
at
25c
Fine French and German
Val. laces and insertions ;
also neat cluny and crochet
effects, many to match
worth 10c yard . 3
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Golden Anniversary
Special Great Value
in the World Famous
IPIVDRCESTER
CORSETS
In recognition of their 50th Anni
versary .the makers offer this model
that ordinarily sells at double the
price, for $1.00.
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Handsome, stylish corsets that will
mould the form to symmetrical lines.
You will certainly save money and
avoid corset troubles. ,
$1.00
Special Style No. 20
Price is only
Important This corset was brought
out by the manufacturers irrespective
of cost or profit, solely for advertising
purposes.
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BRANDEIS STORES
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sir i i i,. in in ii i i ii i i v r r at
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tead of tSS as do the new recruits. They
have been receiving the full amount on
re-enllstment, although they usually have
clothing left over. The savins will be about
$jO0.u0O a year.
High School Fete
to Be Held Saturday
at State University
Large Delegation Prepares to Go from
Omaha Athletic Meet on
Same Day.
Saturday afternoon hlfth school seniors
snd juniors will gather from all over the
slate for the "High School Fete Day,"
which Is an annual event at the I'nlver
rlty of Xehranka at Lincoln. The crowds
of high school students begin arriving early
In the morning and make their way In
crowds of t-n or twenty to the university
campus. Koch delegation is headed by a
tfacher or two.
Thoce from the smaller towns bring lunch
baskets and eat their noonday meal picnic
style on the campus benches. From the
larger places the boys and girls arrive at
tired In their best prepared for a mad day
of fraternity and sorority rushing. All
the organizations, with an eye to the ad
vantages of this opportunity to look over
prrMhle next year's students, keep open
house. Luncheon and automobile rides are
portKn of th,l. favored few.
The university bruchea up to receive the
vli-ltnrs. The Hate Historical society rooms,
museum and library are open to Inspection.
The "shops" claim the 'attention of the
boys.
Street car tickets are Issued by tha uni
versity and chartered cars convey the vis
itors to the state farm and other points
of Interest In and near Lincoln.
In th - afternoon a high school track
meet Is held on the ethletlc field. Enthusi
asm runs high, as every school has one or
more contestants entered. . .
After a long and happy day all return
to their home towns tired, but filled with
the cllvge 'idea and quite sure thaf the
Vniertuty of Nebraska Is the school of all
kihoola to choose,
Grover Shoes
For Tender Feet
For suffering womanhood there
is no greater agony than aching
feet, and for these women .we
have a message of comfort.
GroverV
Comfort Shoes
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Ye recommend these famous
shoes; are known the world over.
They are the easiest fitting, best
wearing shoes ever put on a hu
man foot. It's to fit. They snug
the foot like a fine kid glove
would fit the hand. They are
made of the finest kid leather, in
lace or button, and in Oxfords or
high styles.
Prices rani
$1.75 to $4.00
Remember, we carry only the
finest grades in this make. " You
tal.e no chances.
All This Week Your Choice $C00
of Any Ladies1 Spring or Sum- .
mer Suit in the House for . . . "
Our lines are complete full lines worth up to $5U;
including heautiful tans, navy blues, grays, creajn and all
other shades popular for spring and . summer wear. In
mannish-wear fabrics serges, worsteds and novelty
weaves.
The most wonderful assortment in styles, too 112
individual styles are here represented and the sizes in
clude suits for little women, medium sized women and
women who require sizes to 51 's.
i This remarkable offer, coming now is about 30 days
ahead of usual stock lowering summer sales. This means
increased advantages for you; and remember that with
every suit purchase we will give FREE ONE $5.00 PET
TICOAT to match the suit, besides making all suit alter
ations free.
Better hurry in tomorrow for your selection will be from our
entire line of suits In complete sizeB assuring you of Just the
wanted pattern and style. Come and choose ydur suit and the price
will be $25.00. No restrictions not a suit held out. In the morn
ing is the best time.
Big Special in Millinery
Double Stamps Tuesday
lOO Women's Trimmed Hat 80c These
bats are trimmed with beautiful flow
err, anrl (tarn la pretty shapea, Some
however show handling and display
wear. Each worth to $3.98 Tuesday,
a clean sweep sale, choice .... 3f)
Women's t'ntrlmmed Hata 9c Come
In black and burnt shades. In medium
and large sizes, worth $1.98, Tuesday,
a remarkable special 10
Women's Rad-to-Wer ' Hata Black
and colors, each worth $6.00, slightly
mussed, Tuesday 30
16 and 18-inch French Flumes Of a
very fine quality, some blacks and col
ors Tuesday from 8 to 11 a. m. only,
choice 59?
And Double Stamps on all purchases In
Millinery Tuesday.
Linens and Bedding Bring Out Some Specials
17-inch Cotton Crash our regular 6c quality, Tuesday,
yard v. ...... 4c
Full sized Hemmed Bed Spreads in a beautiful assort
ment of patterns, $1.15 quality; Tuesday special. .89c
36-inch Unbleached Muslin extra good weight; Tues
day, yajd. .. .6c
72x90 SamedjSheets good quality,, fine wearing sheet.
These fcre 65c regularly; Tuesday, a bargain at. . .48c
, Try Bennett's Big Vegetable Department
All fresh vegetables dally, and finer and larger bunches of all
bunched vegetables than elsewhere. j 1
Extra large bunches of Asparagus two bunches for..., 5
Home Grows Onloms six bunches for .5c
New Potatoes JuBt here peck, special 'i ...... . ROs
v , . . i '
Oun metal calfskin pumps nothing ex
treme, but in extreme good taste. A digni
fied, neat design. Leather box bow -to
match. Flexible wonder worker 6ole of
walking weights. These are
$3.50 to $5.00
The Bennett Co.
s.
S2E...
There is only one "FafrStoro"
in Omaha and that is at the S. E.
Cor. 12th and Farnam. It Is easily
located, for no other storo can of
fer such low prices like wo do.
Wednesday
8:30 A. M. Sharp
Wo place on sale
the greatest shoe
bargains in the U. S.
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$09 pairs Women's and Misses Shoe
patent vlcl and box calf leather
--lis i to 412.00 Sfl.
value, at 3WC
$2.00 LdtfS' White Canvas
Lace Oxfords ,
$2 00 Ladles' and Misses" Velvet ''
strap Pumps sizes I V4 to 7 Q3f
on special sale
13.50 I-sdles' and Mlwses' Smi
I'umps, all sizes these are M OA
all bench made, nig bavsjain. . ''
1 3 6(1 Ladles' and Misses' Tan Pumps,
high i-liiss workmanship Is evident
at a K Is nee special CI OQ
sale price
S3.f0 Hnd 14.00 Ladles' Oxfords and
I'umps, soles are all hand turned
and Goodyear welt, heels leather
or tio.ored. In I'uban, Kiench r
Military styles 11 sixes snd
w Idths In this lot there are vlcl kid.
patent, fun metal and calf leathers;
about 36 pairs to close out. Tome
early and net your slr.e
for
Our $2.25 popular priced Ladles- Vlcl
Kid Oxfords about 35 pairs to eloe
out. i-ome early and aet 1 i
your slie for si.t
$2.00 Ladies' House Slippers -kid
ankle, atrip and Rome)
style at
75c Ladles'
tomrort st
$1.88
-vlcl
38c
House Slippers, 4C,
style
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blood regular $:'.ni v.iues.. sizes 0
lo II all 1911 models a ' J1 fj
fit any foot your choice
Tb ffTsatsst valnes offered tha
publlo In th heir lit of ths season.
$4 00 vsluea Men's- Oxfords, In tan,
blnck, s;un metal and patent leather. .'
Hlah or low heels every pair
' bench mwde and (Jorolyesr welts
sizes 6 to 11 laces or buttons
elosins; out prices your. AS
choice for
76o Men's and Boys Black .Duck.
rubber sole and heel Tennis JR.
Slippers, at
-black, tan or o-
iHMlles attsndlnir ths sal should
rtslt onr MUlinery Department.
We place on special saie 1.1 0i n
$4 00 Trimmed Kti.l I r.t rimmed II.ik
for ladies .ind ml'tcs. Thp I
en. I , niateri.'tls clesprxe tnore T' r.
tkm tluin we m e slvlim I lit m.
Ascrtmenls 1 avp l-cr:i h.-.M'-bt
lo the minute. :md comprise-' i'l
tliRt's new In maieilal and 4J1
( iticrs on special fc;iie l.
$2 00 value Trimmed Hhim left ove.
from our Raster trade sllithtly
rolled Klvmc tliem Hi
a ay at t "
Men's and Younir Men's Soft nul
Stiff Hats fidils mid ends .il; the
Hies! spilne etvlqv uvular $'.' no
values spcl.i lor Xc- CC.
nesibiy m-irnlnsr
$15.00 and i:Hiii' huiI flow us.
In soft chiffons, Yrciuii er;e. sl;k
foulardi. olles aii'l si'lti mnieiiiis
mi stiecla' ! Weill, cs- 7 01
day. your choice
Summer t'orsete well niade ef ex
tra stronu "ettini; supporters, it
front and sldes-r-$ 1.0 a fi7
values at
To make room befue we beeln to
alter our store vie place on sale our
entire stock of La llei' Suits reg
ular value, $15. $;'0 anil V-V, You
sll know tliev were low enough be.
fore, now thev will be wonderful
bargains We. must make rcMUit
for the rontrartor. snd therefore
tnke your choice tf anv 7 Q9
suit at l.30
50c Women's Titre Silk and Taffeta
Silk moves. 2-clasp strlQ
on speotal sole ...i... . ""y
$3.00 Oenuln Leu '.her Pult Ca-iO.
?4 or t'B Inches long. Strong llnlns:
shirt 'fold rata locks nnd At
brass cstches, . l.10
$2.60 Rattan Suit Onscwsulta hie fur
lndv or inani 21 or !S Inches lnnu,
canvas .llneil oh sale s "JQ
Wednesday
$7 60 Cow Hide Leather Caes t.lried
and straps all around brass lock
and catches ?. hinse tl 10
special sale price Ve.ini'v. . ""
$1 50 ranvs.s Covered Suit Cses
steel frame, well lined, brass SQ
lock and key. on sale Wednesday C
Oratst barcains In ths United
States at this stors to Trunks and .
Band Bars.
49c
$1.00 value Children's Patent
Ankle Tie FHimps
$1.00 Children's .Whl'e Purk Canvas
Button Shoes and Lace Ox- v t
fords, all sizes, your choli-e ...
' Aa soon a our basement and second floor is rompletod we Mill
handle a full line of furniture, carpets and stoves.
This rtor
closes vry
Bins; 8 r. M.
starday 11 P. M.
Sunday 1 P. X.
it"- 'j r""-
When sliopplns;
look for th I'slr
ff'irn o i the side
walk. 1119-liai-1133
raroam St.
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J . ; INSURED against fire-
iL Corner 20th and Farnam.
moths burglary.
Telephone Doug. 3040.
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EAT PRICES with
the " stiffening"
taken out of them.
LOW, VERY LOW FIG
URES on the crisp, classy
cuts that have made Welch
the "Meat Man for a Thou
sand Homes."
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neat and Grocery Specials for
y and Wednesday
ibs iBEEP TXBDXBX.OIK
f 1.00 1 per lb., at ISO,
-WAAJ.-.llICTi; IX
inn 1 1 t o nr.. mi
or per IS., at. . . .
ft.7Woj Larded, per ll.. at 80o ! TEAS-i'lume
Ufre
-r" COB!f
7V cured.
SEEP
per lb..
Sutrav
at 80
burns.
lh., at
sOc
fr.
30o
87c
i fnrnliu.
BAEDI3E3
.c kind, per
Imp"! 'c 1
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Frlshtenrd Kits
by fear of sppendlcltls. take Dr. Kinc's
New Llf Pills, and sway goes bowel
trouble. Guaranteed. e. For sal by
Beaton rrug Co.
DREXEL
kHOE COMFAXY
1419 FraBB Street
Rcliablo
Dentistry
Taft's Dental Roims
m
yr vr Y ' ' ave couShed and coughed
I V1 11 I ill TIO unti my lun& are sore and
U x-,"27 weak." Go at once to your doc
tor. Do not delay another hour. Ask him all about Ayers
Cherry Pectoral
Then take it or not, as he says, f t
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ROAST
quarter.
LAMB
i?1 KRAi. A Ik. ...a-,il
I laled cane sugar. $1.01 , WACAStOJfl OS BA
F.XBB BIBr I I UHE1T1- !0i ,f na
, hi B FLODB 48-lb. sack of1 t U.o
i Kuaianleed flour, no'
ZiAWCB For- better, per sack. .11.31 COIH itEAi SncKs of
per lo., at . so w hue ur yi ii. i"i ajo
' IllStlX BOA . in harl
STEW Lb., 60 1 i,eie for 98c ;POTATOEB ( ..'.or id .
i iiry. nieaiy, per uu . -jo
POT BOAST -No hone. IVORY SOAP 5 br.
tat remoed. lb ..lOo heie fur 19c I PIIUWES I.h f i"
I -(i) size. 10-ih. h'.xes.
BEEP SWEET BBEADS TOILET BOAP Three )ie,. lb al li- i
per lb. nt BSC 10c bars fur 22c
I YEAST rOAM-At 30
Calf sweet iiiadi dvtci cleanser
pei. lb., at 36c isns here lur ISc.PEAS. COEH Alf D TO-
i MAMiS-lk t-i'.uli-PLATB
BOIL BEEP BAPOLIO Two I "r ,lf.; i.,ni ui ...$i.33
per It., at So iKc iiere for ... 15c ,cr cuii at lno
BBISKET BOH, BEEF VOBV PLAKES T.i PEAKS. PEACHES '3.
per lh.. Sol 10c parkuKes Inr...l5o; AFitlCOTb - .;..i sriin.
i ,,fr il.iU Ml .$f -PS
BAMS No. 1 regular, OAT MEAL To lod '...... lo
k kaK-s tor ... . i&o
:sniEAr?IE---HiiMll
j JAPAN BICE- Best, per .:m-i1. S.'-c piHile.
lb., al DO, heie, it ,....3Jo
lb., st 133o
tier
BAOOW No
lean, per' lb.
BAOOJT BACKS No I.
per lb., st . . , ime
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very
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PTIANI
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8o
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7 lbs
for
Of best
3SO
R. E. WELCH, GROCER
SUS Farnam St. pho0rnHg25,16,44
Graduating Gifts
For II arlrl a tiny irrn. s pennant sna chain,
iiraielet. piece of silver for the dreser. 1 r the ,o
a at' n. a zwnimn mi .'mi,v,t.. itrnu iw
minute- In oor store
ruff buttons.
Look for ths name
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
1516 Douglas Street
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