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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1911)
TIIK HKE: OMAHA," RATTTTt DAY, JITKE 24. 191T. Now then, for lower prices! The bottom-S knocked out! On Saturday, June 24th The "Palace" Offers You , Any -Mian's Suit in This Entire Stock at $10 Captures ANY of OUR $18.00 $20,00 $22.50 SUITS pa. iiiif'jy ii j$ ... &J?J&tl 1.11 mil, ... Remember, $10. Doesn't It Beat AH? D. 0. CLARK TO LEAYE OMAHA Head of the Union Pacifio Coal Com pany to Retire. BACK TO PENNSYLVANIA HOME lias Been In the Coal Business la the West for, Forty-Three Tears Was a Pioneer of the City ' of Omaha. D. O. Clark, head of the coal service department of the Union Paclflo, leaves Saturday for Pennsylvania, after forty three years of work In the coal business of the west. Mr. Clark's departure ends his active service with the Union Pacific. Mr. Clark came west when the Union Pa cific was still unconnected with the western bqanch. Trains ran as far as the western border of Wyoming. In 18G9 he was at Promontory, Utah, when the last spike was driven.' As a member of the old Wyoming Coal company, he came Into the Union Pacific service when that company was consoli dated with the railroad. His work of the last twenty years has been with the Union Pacific. "Omaha has certainly grown In a mar ' velous manner Mnce I first came here," said Mr. Clark Friday. "You could shoot prairie chickens Just west of the high school then, and where I have my office In the Bee building now, was the front yard of Edward Ilosewater's home." ' Many, old-time railroad men will be at the station to say good by to Mr. Clark as an Omaha railroad man and a pioneer of Omaha. He will be back again in Omaha, probably next spring, but it la doubtful If io will again resume the position as the lioud of the Union Paclflo coal business. ANY WOMAN'S SUIT FOR $12.50 OH KIN'S DOUGLAS ITHEET STORE Annoanoo Their Seml-Annnal Choice of the Hons Sale. SATURDAY, JUNE ! We offer fur one day only, your unre stricted choice of any woman's suit In our entire store, no matter whether the former selllns 'price was $3 50. 1S 00. 2S.7S, 135.00,' $.9.60 or J4C.0O and higher, all at ono price fllU, ' This Is our semi -annual clearance sale of tailored suits that thousands of women watt fur. Look fur our advertisement on Page Six. ORKIN'H DOUGLAS ST. STORE. . llullalan- Pfrnln. E. Chamber,- SUIT Btons avenue, frame daellUic. C&uu; C. T. Thompson, Mi Maple street, frame dwelling. II.; Orlriiun t'nlversJLv, Twenty-fifth and California iroeU. repaired bunted uliHnxa, Juua $10 for makes that have become famed from state to state and coast to coast $10 for men's suits that carry "style" to the limit $10 , for men's suits that fit as though they were cut to YOUR individual measure by tailors who had YOUR personality and YOUR proportions in mind. Who Makes Nobbier Suits Strouse & Bros. Xtie Miller-Make Tiie Griffon Brand Ttie "AA" System The Regal Custom What Makes Are Better A Buys ANY of our suits; our blues; sizes; our special sizes,' such as stouts and slims: our extreme styled suits ' for youngish men; our quieter garments ior eiaer,more conservative it I fct $10 is a key to our entire stock and cures absolute' choice. , quieter garments for elder, cures absolute choice. Its Sat., June CLOTHING COMPANY COR.i4B & DOUGLAS Large Addition to St. John's Parochial School to Be Built Sixteen-Room Building on Which Work Starta Monday is to Cost Sixteen Thousand Dollars. Work upon an addition of eight rooms to the parochial school, of St. John's parish at Twenty-fifth and California streets, will be started Monday morning. The addition will provide room for 300 students, and will cost $16,000. It is planned to finish it in time for the opening of the new school term in September. . One of the features of the building will be a gymnasium and play room In the basement. The structure will be of brick, and practically fire proof. J. M. Nachti gall Is the architect. Rev. Martin M. Bronsgeest, S. J., pastor of the St. John's parish, supervised the arrangement of the building. JOHN T. CATHERS SUFFERS LOSS OF HIS LEFT LEG Several Ampliations Are Pound to Be Necessary In Kffort to Save Ills Lite. John T. Cathers. an attorney residing at Twenty-first and Locust- streets, Is In a dangerous ..condition at the Swedish hos pital, where he had his leg cut off Thurs day between the knee and the thigh. Four teen weeks ago Mr. Cathers had an In growing toenail removed. Gangrene set In and he was taken to a hospital, where two toes were removed. Later he wai taken to his home, when It was found nec essary to cut off two more of his toes. Thursday he was tsken to the Swedish hos pital, where it was decided to amputate bis leg In the hope of saving his Ufa. COUNTY SEEKS TO RAISE CORPORATION ASSESSMENTS Street Rallwnr Company Is Ordered to Appear Br fore the Board Monday. In accordance with an action taken by the Board of Equalisation Friday morning all franchise corporations will be sum moned before trie board to show cause why their assessments should not be raised. The street railway company la cited to appear Monday morning at o'clock ta show why Its aaseanmant should not so In at t9.OO.O04 instead of tfcs original return at IT.OuXjUO. $10 Secures Choice of $25.00 $27.50 $30.00 SUITS novelty and fancy fabric our Hacks; our regular more conservative men. se 24th $10. Ever See the Like? WSWWII ALL IN RACE ENCOURAGED Votes Come In Faster Than Many Ex pected They Would. LIST OF PRIZES IS ATTRACTIVE So Considered by Contestants and Others Who Have Expressed Their Opinion of Ad-Getter Game Hunnlna; In Bee. From all contestants in the ad-getter race came a word of encouragement yesterdiy. It was a great day for the participants, for votes came for them in large numbers. The hot weather has not kept them from work, and the results show that they are going after things In the right manner. For the next few weeks It Is expected that the racers will have a busy time. Many of the contestants have determined that they will get votes which will place them ou top. This decision means they will put up a herd fight and that those who are now on top will be compelled to work with more strenuous endeavors than ever In order to hold their positions Only 1'ald Ads Connt. Only . paid ads count In this contest. Every d is worth one vote. If the ad Is run twice It counts' as two votes; If run five times It counts as five votes, etc. No entry fee Is charged for the contest. The rate for Bee want ads Is 1H cents a word If run only once. If run more than once the rate Is 1 cent a word. Bring the cash and the want ad to the Want Tad editor and you will be credited with the votes. I. tut of Grand Prises. The first prise Is a tT50 baby grand Lud- wlg piano, and may be ren In Hayden Bros." store. The other prises are: Second , . . . . . . , jw RTsauaiion scnoiarsnip course In the umana commercial college; third. 110 graduation rcho'arih'p eourse In the Omsht Commercial college; fourth, Isdy's or gen tleman's solid gold - watch, sold by T. L. Combs: fifth and rlxth, ladles' tallorad pu!t, valued at I'D each, sold by Novelty Pklrt company, m-fif North 8 xteenth street; seventh and. eighth, two National bio'clesvalue ?30, sold by the Omaha Bi cycle company, Sixteenth and Ch'cago streets', ninth and tenth, value. Ill each two full memberships in the Toung Wo men's Christian association; eleventh and twelfth, value $13 each, two full member ships in the Toung Men's Christian asso ciation. A Kortnnate Texan. 1 E. W. Ooodloe, Dallas, Tex., found a sure cure for malaria and ' biliousness m Dr. Klns'a New Ufa pnia. Kc For uli hv j Beaton Drug Co. jfRg" 1 THE B JUICY WATERMELONS COME Cantaloupes from Imperial Valley Also Hash to Market. HOUSEWIVES CANNING FRUITS Tlrond Ontlet Furnished for ft a car, with Itesnlt Dealers Arc Knjoy Ins Brat Inqalrr Not la Seveal Mentha. Prouthy conditions In the east and exceedingly hot weather following rain falls In the middle west were held re sponsible for the present unsatisfactory conditions In the market for canned peas, tomatoes and small fruits. Packers who sold canned strawberries for future de livery without restriction a few days ago now find that the combined output of all canners will hardly suffice to meet the requirements of the trade at higher prices that at first quoted. That delight of the "colored gentle man," the watermelon, has begun to ar rive In fairly large quantities. The canta loupe crop of the Imperial valley, Cali fornia Is being moved rapidly now and more than 100 cars of melons are shipped out daily. The melons are retailed at S3 for standard crates. Housewives Canning Fruit. Housewives are busy cannli.g fruits and are furnishing a broad outlet for sugar, with the result that sugar dealers are enjoying the best Inquiry noted in several months. Tomato plants have suffered severely from drouths, and even a second plant ing has failed to bring about satisfactory results in many sections. Pea vines have It's Our Hobby Quality and Cleanllness--Our customers demand quality as well as cleanliness and we see they get both. We have always main tained that a meat seller should sell the very choicest the market affords and have built our repu . tatlon on these lines. That's why we enjoy such A magnificent trade. If you've never traded with us better give us one trial our prices are right for good meat. JOS. BATH'S CASH MARKET 1931 Tarnam St. WHITE CROSS MALT WHISKY The best seller on the market, full qt , 7So Jackdaw Rye. bottled in bond," full qt 1.8S Maryland ye ,ul1 I4- 78 Maryland Rye, gallon ... .fa.60. Most any standard bottled In bond brand, full qt. ....$1.00 Sunklst California- Wines for the home. Angelica, Port, Bherry, Musca tel, full qt. 600 Home made Grape Wine, white . . or red, gallon ........... .$1.00 .. Cackley Bros. Wine Merchants. Prompt Delivery. Both Phones 121 North 16th Su, Opp. P. O. 1 gjk That" V what you get when you eat SUN DG REN'S Malted Milk Bread A$k Your Grocer visa Vi AD MEN TO STORM MR. SAMSON Minions of the King Look for a Iety I Time Monday. JOBBERS TO BE ON HAND. TOO Samson Makes a Special Plea for the Wholesalers and Manufacturers to Come Out for This Initiation. t Wholesalers, Jobbers and manufacturers are to participate In Samson's little weekly stunt at the den Monday night, also the Ad club. . In the matter of the latter, Samson gives It out that from the live-wire reputation of the club, he rather looks for his own min ions to be engulfed In the excitement, add ing as an afterthought, however, that he has assimilated a number of their kind be fore. In order to fully live up to Its repu tation, the Ad club dopesters have been woVklng overtime and promise some "doings" that will be more than full or the usual Ad club ginger. To the wholesalers, Jobbers and manufac turers, whom, it is advised, come In a body from the different! concerns, rtamson Issues an especially strong Invitation, part of which runs as follows: We do this that we may get In closer touch with the men who are the bone and sinew of Omaha's business strength, and that we may convey to them the apprecia tion we, and all Omaha feel for their activ ities In building up our position as a mar ket and shipping center. It Is for them more than for any other class that Ak-Sar-Ben work Is carried out. for we en tertain their out-of-town customers through the summer and bring in thousands from outside districts In the fall, who make their purchases for the winter. "During the recent convention of the Ne braska Press association, at which Omaha's hospitality quite won the hearts of the newspaper men, probably no entertainment pleased them better than that at the Den. Omaha took a large stride forward in the affections of the state at that meeting, for on the temper of the country press depends to a grear"exteat the feeling of the people of the state towards us. You .will reap mora direct benefits from this EE MARKET OMAHA, SATURDAY, JUNK 2 4, 111. been Injured by excessive heat following rains and are not expected to produce more than email percentage of a normal quantity of peas good enough for standard brand packing. Flour and cereal dealers are enjoying a quiet life, with prices holding on a firm basis on account of limited holdings and not as a result of any activity In the de mand. Navy beans are selling higher, wtht sharply Increased cost of potatoes believed to be contributing to their-popularity as a diet among many consumers. The Comeback. Comedian Boarder I have named this coffee November, my dear madame. Stern Landlady Indeed, sir. And whyT T'omedlan Boarder Because It Is so cold and cloudy. Stern Landlady What a brilliant young man! I thought of naming it after you. Comedian Boarder -And why? Stern Landlady Because it Is so long before it settles. Lipplncott's Magaslne. FREE Fine Premiums A, fine fleck of play ing cards, a bottle of Fine California Fort Wins. Hand Fainted Bread wd Butter China Flats, Oold Rimmed W a 1 k 7 aiass and Fookst Corkscrew with every order of 4 full .nirti of fine wkls- flj key at 3.10. Charges Mali your order to Mpypr Klein IIIOjUl mwm I SfT!.- rjmiA Sealer. Cor. 10th and California Streets. OMAHA. MXB. my Do They Make It So' Good? D THE BEER YOU LIKE Consumers' Blatrfbtiterai Ms Hiilfa, 3224 Ss. 24tk St.. Omsk it Etrctt, Hi g St, Sao Uu ficiic, CsMcil BUfb, lew Increase In friendliness, which Is very marked in our press exchanges, than will any others." Auto is Destroyed When Tank Explodes Machine Owned by Charles Howard Goes Up in Smoke, Causing Loss of Fifteen Hundred. . A touring car owned by Charles Howard, who conducts an auto delivery at Four teenth and Famam, blew up and was de stroyed by fire Thursday night at 10 o'clock while the driver. Doc Davis, was returning with a party from the grocers' and butch ers" picnic. Tho machine was valued at $1,500 No one was hurt, - the members of the party having been out of tho car at the time while repairs were belnir made by Travis. The accident occurred at Forty second and Center streets. The stop was made necessary because of a leak in the gaxollne tank. WORLEY NOT HELD FOR IMPERSONATING OFFICER Crawford Holds Private Detective May Display Anthorlty as Le gally Authorised. When a private detective operating under authority of a regular agency incorpor ated under the laws of Nebraska claims to be an officer he is not impersonating a policeman. Such was the decision of Judge Craw ford In police court Friday In the case of Claude Worley of the Omaha Secret 6ervtce Detective agency, managed by B. B. McQInnle. Worley had been arrested Wednevday night for refusing to "move on" when ordered to by Policeman McCar thy. After displaying his star and com mission he was hustled Into the patrol wagon and locked up at the police station. When the charge of impersonating an officer was heard by Judge Crawford. At toroey Charles Brltt moved for the de fendant's discharge on the ground, that he was a legally authorised officer, acting 'mi' FZ11TZZZZZTT y r III!: Bina SHOPPER Imitators and Competitors Some of our competitors nro jealous of our low prices and nro trying to connate with us. "When you compare the quality of meat we sell with others you will see they are not in our class. BonoleBS Rib Roast, at . 12ic-t0c Tlt 8c-7c-Cc s"...J.bs. 25c Sirloin Steak, ra iqt. fit Dolling Beef . 7 lbs. 25c 7c 5c Pork Roast, at Bulk Sausage, at Hlndquarter Lamb, at ..tit Hayden Bros. 9 Pounds Best Cans Granulated Sugar I , M Jf Ton Parchua $1 order of Other Goods. We carry a full line of Tens. Biyf Extracts. Raking Powder, etc. Try Oar Oofi.e, Special, at, a lb., 300. PflAiniMA T.m afL 4 North 101 h Street. uJoyunc i ca co. th. i. 2u ima. 5wg C CiOS' Cws Omaha's Pur a Food Center "Specials" for Saturday Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Department. Fancy Head Lettuce ..10c-15c 12 bunches Onions : 10c 12 bunches Radishes i.. . .IOc 3 bunches New Beets 5c Fresh Florida Pineapples, each 10c, 15c 3 large Canteloupes 25c Crate .3.00 Fresh Mushrooms, Celery, Limes, Apples, Watermelons on ice, Hood Rdver Berries. -lb. tin Franco-American , Potted Beef .-.10c 1- lb. tin Ilex Corn Beef ..15c 2- lb tins .... .30c 1- lb. tin Fish Flakes for fiBh balls 15c 3- lb. tin Armour's Boston Baked Beans 15c 15c tin Imported Sardines Oc 85c cans Morrell's Ox Tongue, for 70c 3 pkgs. Rice Flakes 25c 4 pkgs. U need a Biscuit . . 15c Bbl. Ginger Snaps 20c 2- lb. tin Bohemian Club Ripe Olives . . , . . . ...... . . . 20c Stuffed Oliveti (assorted) 10c 15c and 25c 20c bottle Royal Salad Dress ing ;10c 2 15c cans Chipped Beef . .25c Grape Nuts, per pkg; . . . . . lOc j CSSfgi f5S5u c C3 within the authority of the state. Then City Prosecutor Dickinson filed another complaint againBt Worley, charging that he had lnterefered with an officer. Judge Crawford set the trial for next Tuesday. WOMAN BADLY BURNED TRYING TO SAVE HER MONEY Flame from a Gas Kxplosion Moves Too Quickly nnd the Money Is Lost. While- trying to save a roll of J75 In greenbacks during a fire at the residence of T. t,. Jolllff, an employe of J. J. HanlKhnn, plumblntr and heating contrac tor, Mrs. Q. W. I'ackor, mother-in-law of Mr. Jolllff, was seriously burned about the hands and body at 4235. Harney street shortly before noon Friday. The blase started from an explosion of UKKS Block 10. Do your live On Rees Street, between 25th and 26th Sts., there are 16 occupied houses, and in 14 they take The Bee. Advertisers can cover Omaha with on newspaper. Money Saving Effected Mutton Roast, at Mutton Chops, at 7ic 12ic-10c K Aiuiiua 7 lbs. 25c 5 lbs. 25c Stew Veal Stew . . . , Veal Roast, at Veal Chops, at ...10c-8c 12ic-10c Very choice Lean Bacon, at Tlcnlc Hams, Bt 16c .....10c Jc Corned Beef, at EVleaf Coffees, fciplces, CWrrgft c1 "fiwQ H-utter arid Clie?se Dept.' "Lotus" Creamery Butter- (in 1-lb. carton's) 28c Our best Country Butter (in sanitary Jars), per lb. ...20c Large rich Edam Cheese, each at $l.O0 Imported Roquefort Cheese, per lb .40c Fancy ChecBe in Jars 10c, 15c and ,25c Imported 3wies Cheese, per lb 85c Domestic Swiss Cheese, per lb : 2Hc Cottage Cheese, per pkg. . .10c Qt. Jars Queen Olives ....50c Qt. Jara Celery Relish ...20c Dill Pickles, per doz. . . .... . .15c Coffee Department. Iced Tea, cooling and refresh ing, should be used freely this hot weather; it costs but 5c per gallon; we sell it mixed already for use, at per pound, . from 40c up. "Lotus" Spices, finest quality, prepared in air-tight cans, at, per can . . . ,10c, 2)c, 25o Courtney's "Lotus-Ankola" cof fee, the best in the world, per lb 85c 3 pounds $1.00 Saturday (only), the regular 15c package of Nelson's and ."Ferndell" Gelatines, at irr ' package loc CcAt C53 C5Qk C"5t gas in a little stove In the kitchen on the second floor. The burner had Inadvertently been left open and the flumes from an other burner ignited the escaping gas. Mrs. Packer first attempted to extinguish the flames, which were fast sprekdlng to the wood work and the dining room ad joining. AlthouKli an aged woman, Mrs. Packer mude some fast moves to head off the flames and save her little store of money that had been stored away in a china receptacle In the dining room. The fire gained such rapid headway that Mrs. Packer was powerless to save her roll of bills and she was obliged to look on while they were converted Into anhes. The loss on the furniture will exceed $500, wh'rli Is believed to be covered by Insurance. Persistent Advertising Is the Road to Bi Returns. KTHKKT 1 customers here Dept.