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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1912)
TIIE BEE: OMAIIA. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 191: rkin Brothers 318-320 South 16th. St. Final Clearance Sale Offering High Class Wearing Apparel for Womet and Misses at Mere Fractioisc! Their Real Worth GREATEST VALUES IN STYLISH COATS Our Entire Stock of Beautiful DRESSES At Fractions of Their Real Worth Dresses Sold at $35 and $39.50 AU practical styles for street, after noon or evening wear, made of serge, chif- A ion. silks, etc. FINAL CLEARANCE PRICE U XJ DRESSES SOLD AT $25.00 Beautiful styles, made of French serge, in white or colors cor duroy, chiffons, nets, etc., KIXAL CLEARASCK price. swuwj Vft Mr Imui W5 Ever Offered During Any Previous Clearance Sale Coats Sold From $35 to $50 A large variety of the. most attractive coats xoa have ever seen, correct styles for street or afternoon wear sold at $SS. $40.54, 4S and $60 FINAL CLEARANCE price Coats Sold From $25 to $35 An assortment of stylish coats that is remarkable ,for the price offered. Beautiful models. made at cloths, polo fancy mixtures, a-es. Proa etc- FINAL CLEARANCE Price H a ATA reversible sri friinil cloths. II II ww II Xr dclotns, ii wr FUR $200 $150 $400 Hudson Seal Coats- Final Clearance price. $300 Hudson Seal Final Clearance price , $175 Near Seal Coats 07 f( Final Clearance price., PO I i3U $100 Near Seal Coats Final Clearance price. $50.00 fOS.00 Marmot Coats fNyl 7 Cft Final Clearance prion. ,M4 I .Jl 11 Pony Coats CO Cf Final Clearane pries. .jQaiiJU 97&0O Pony Coats 6?Q7 Eft Final Clearance price. . sj0 f Ou $00 and $S0.SO Pony nn rrv Coats, Final Clearance $s.wl I fl I Hi 0 emi-Annual Pants Sale OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES Except blues, blacks and Corduroys $1.5o Pants sold elsewhere at $2.5o, our price $1.1o W $2.5o Pants sold elsewhere at $3.5o, our price $1.85 $3.5o Pants sold elsewhere at $5.oo, oar price $Z.6o $4.5o Pants sold elsewhere at $6.5o, our price $3.25 $6.00 Pants sold elsewhere at $8.5o, bur price $4.5o $7.5o Pants sold elsewhere at $10, our price $5.60 Aidl .BEIEF CITY NEWS Save Boot Mat It. Oaiaha efeasrsl XospttaL Boas'. ISA Oaa, Bias. ristaxee. Bnig.ss niaasas. If uablo to gei Booth's Quranssd Canoed Oysters ot your dral.r, call DouaUs tit tor aoaraat deal.!, asm Hove Anditorlaia Stock BIT.. J. T. Orulg baa donated In shares of Audi torium Mock to the city, which increases tn. total donations to shttrw. tors Take Oat Coaamlsslos Bleaks Harrison Wendell. M. O. McLaughlin and John X. Nobis bar tak.n outcoiniuisskMi blanks to drculat. tor signatures. This Increases the numbr of eendldstM to Ml Book vus for ateeUBff Wkoel Leo 0 all. rher we. aenUnced to fifteen day. on the rack pile by Judge FoMr for the Ibeft or a bicycle from Lae Lytic at 1H Davenport stmt. Tb bicycle was In the rear yard wnen It was stoLo. Art Tea Bora Kills Self Arthur A Van Horn, at one tlm. a bartender In Omaha, killed bljnseK In Kanai city by wallowing carbolic- add. lis leave, a widow and two children. II. was a mem ber of the Eagles- Prior to his death In Kkimm City he bad been employed tend ing bar. Water Company is Paid in Part for Hydrant Rentals 1 Ilepreaentstives of tbs Omaha Water sompany have accepted warrants from lb. city segregating W0.M.S In part pay nent for hydrant rentals. This amount sss accepted without prejudice to .the else in which City Comptroller Cosgrova a attempting to collect occupation taxes luo the city from the water company In she sum ot tlil.81.:&. There Is still due !h water company from the city over uid above the occupation taxes approxl nately tlf.OOfk Mr. Coegrove ka. tendered the wtter stmpeay th. full fTO.O due it after in Kcupatloa taxes have been deducted, but lbs company baa refused to except th. Full amount. Intending to contest the tight of th. city to collect the occupation taxes, so It Is alleged. , One ot the two largo outstanding Judg nents against the city for hydrant rental, sas paid when th. water company ac-a-pted the K0.00 this morning. Accrued nt.net oa this warrant amounted to tore than COM. ' Occupation taxes have beeo aoeumulat tig against the water company since Sep tember, USX The water company ha. refused to open Ka books for sxsmlas Boa as to th. volume ot US' business, which under tba law lenders It liable to I fixed tax. This fixed tax ot J&.ON per tiontb with secruod Interest ia what th. Sty seeks to collect. , Balldlaat remits. Joba SwmnMn. nti Chicago street, frame- dwelling. .: Jacob Lanoo, tt0 Wirt stieet. tram, dwelling, H.S1. THERE IS absolutely no word to expreu the efficacy of Scott's Emulsion in the treatment of COUGHS, COLDS BRONCHITIS S CATARRH, GRIPPE !ANO RHEUMATISM saaTBxBsfaV WILL GLEAN DPTHE HOSPITAL Expenditures for Clothing, Bedding and Utensils Authorised. trSINO OLD CASS FOR CUPS Baay sf the Old M.a Rave Been Ez letta Wltheat a Cheese ef Iklrts WIU Bread Seven Taeaaaad Dellase. First steps towards cleaning eut the county hospital and getting hi Into more humanly habitable eoadltiea were taken by the Board ot County Commissioners in eommlttee ef the whole Tuesday, when Woodmen Insurgers Get Many Letters in Support of the Move Prof. Nathan Bernstein, wbo with sev eral other younger members of the Mod. era Woodmen of America, Is leading th. Insurgent movement against the enforoe m.at of the rulings paaaed by hud camp otticers In Chicago recently, has called for a Bleating to organise. This masting will be held at Woodmen hall, th. Conti nental block, one weak from Wednesday, "BU million people are Involved," said Mr. Bernstein, "and we're going to fight the new rules on a national basis. There Is talk sf secession, but we are not tight. commissioner rrana vi sen. caairmaiyjog for that Wa re fighting for justloe. of the county hospital committee, waa letters are souring In udob me from Grade Teachers to Demand More Pay Elementary teachers In the Omaha schools will ask the Board ef BducaUoa to Increase their salaries. Thai was d dded upon by a committee of a tun porary organisation ot tee antra Mon day afternoon. Members of th. board, Insurglng for economil have not beea advised of the demand, the amount of the raise er the per cent being still undetermined. The request will be mad. ef the teach ers committee, ohalrmaned by W, T. Bounrke, and fought out before the board. Teachers are practically unanimous In tbs demand and will insist oa the gram lug of the requeaL authorized to buy shirts sad nadenrear tor the patient, and many wmatas wbo are Insufficiently dotbed, bedding te re place what la filthy er worm out, and dlahes to replace those that have seen broken and have disappeared. For these Hems Mr. Best will expend between tan and tm This dona, th. oommlssloaars will mass Improvements which will make the hospital a more fit place for the sick and tbs poor to call borne. About $?,0M altogether may be expanded. Mr. Best told the board that many of th. hospital inmates havs been drink ing coffee out ef eld tomato cans, tm proviard Into drinking cups, and later using the same receptacles for cuspidors. Many, he said, ara wearing shirts that are rotted out and have no other shirts to put on. In one ward there are about forty male patient, and the ward tn volces about fifty sblrta. Stock Winters in , the West Better 1 Than Expected John H. Orr, a cattleman of Lowell en. Neb., dec sired while la Omaha that ranchmen and csttlemea bad not suf fered this winter as much ss had been reported. "In western Nebraska," said Mr. Orr, w. have been able to secure hay at from KM to CW per ton. The winter has been rather severe, but no great losasa have resulted." Mr. Orr Is visiting tor a brief tlm. In th. city with Mayor Dahunan. with whom h used to cavort about camp fires on the range J. A. Morley. a ranchman of Cas- ', Wyo aad a former pal of Mr. Orr la also visiting the mayor. "Wyoming got through the winter all right, toe, thee tar." he said. "We have only bad to pay fit to IS per ton for hay. And at that It bee beea scares. However, there have been no gnat losses to ranchmen, due te the eokt weather." HOTEL KEEPERS HELD FOR ASSAULTING GIRL The police have arrested Chris Paps and Antone Laves, Greek proprietors of tbs Athens hotel, at eM 8outh Thirteenth street, charged with assault upoa 17-year old Unde Nelson of Mead, Neb, Tba girl appealed before Captain Dempeay this morning and said that last Bight she bad gone to the hotel te get some clothing that belonged to her sister, wbo formerly worked there. As soon as she made known the pur pp.. ot her visit she saya she waa adzed by the Greeks sod dragged Into s room and assaulted. She ears her screams brought Ftorenoe Wilcox, a romer at the Athena, te her rescue end ah. aided her to escape from the place. 8be went to the police station with the girl and swore out a warrant for the ar rest of the hotel proprietors and they were taken shortly afternoon. The police took the prisoners and the girl before the grand Jury and aba will tell them her story. , 'POSSUM DINNER TO BE GIVEN BY AL DRESHER A. V. Dresner has Invited the Omaha Ad club to a 'possum and rabbit dinner at the Paxtoa hotel next Tuesday noon. "I say 'possum sad rabbit because I : may rot get enouga -poesem te go I around." said Mr. Drasbsr. "I will wire to my friend In Missouri sad tell tbeo lot aa every part of Nebraska aad Missouri pledging support snd urging ths fight to continue. These letter, breathe detianc and even make charges against the head officers, but we are not now considering these charges. "Our plan la to get an Initial organisa tion, make It state-wide, and thai nation wide. That we have sympathy thee, let ters prove They come from bankers, clerks ot camps, doctors, lawyer, and business men. One letter ssys: Fight! Fight! Fight! Twenty-four year. l'v. been a Modern Woodman. I helped build the order. Now, when old age comes tbey want to squeese us out. I don't need the Insurance, but many poor men do. Fight! "A letter from Hopkins, Mo., pledges the support ef the Modern Woodmen of America of that olaee. 'We have been reading In The Bee,' It says, "and w. have watched what you were doing. W. are with you,'. The writer says an entire camp ef 170 members will be forced to withdraw If the rulings go Into effect," Ak-Sar-Ben Dance is Not Turkpy Trot The board of governor, of Ak-Rar-Ben attended the rehearsal ot "The Jolly Mus keteers" Monday night and placed Its offi cial "O. K." upon the dance done by Oscar Llsben and a young woman of th. cast. 'It is not s turkoy trot, as bad been rumored," said Secretary Penfold. "The governors know a turkey trot when they It. Ws watched the show sad ere ready to elate that the dance Is as nice s dance ae ever was even on a ball room floor. It la a really new dance, bow- ever. We have named it the Lichen trot" "The Jolly Musketeers" will be pre sented at ths Brandeta on February fj and M under the auspices of Ak-aar-Boa. UTAH MAN LOSES HIS ROLL LEAVING THEATER S. A. Robertson of Foentalngreen. Utah, was robbed Monday svenlng at the Oayety theater ef flee. As he was going eut through the lobby after the shew be peesed through a crowd ot men stand ing near the door snd thinks It was then that kis roll of bills was abstract sd from his socket... Spice Is the life of oooklng Vpoa it deeeads the esaf sad' .Sfetisiag awality tt year bikiag. Select your sates with cere ii yea ere jealous ef year zaats as a esok. TONE SPiCES ses.fJiB ikJ-wye. (MrflebMSale J. mmi tk, eMUiag i by tie kmc tUet m Mutwy TWeiee twe ki4f ewlO.SU M. . Ul Wa dl Mi fa.. .iinihii,'Iiiw,IaW lass's ssmt sre Wwsrs stt si veer arson. Toeia esTtrs- Dee aunts, la. awm el "DM oxers" CWV. CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR CALLING ON OMAHA FRIENDS Jeess B. Newton of Wymore, Neb., who has filed for the republican nomlnatloe for governor, waa in Omaha Tuesday, in company with F. N. High, cashier ef the Farmers and Merchants bank of Wymore. Mr, Newton says be Is meeting with much encouragement la his campaign wherever he goes, and expressss hlmslf as quite optlmlstlo ss to his chances. aklnaed Ires Head te Heel was Ben Pool, Threat. Ala., when drag ged over a rough road, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed all his Injuries, Be For aala by Beaton Drug Co. IYIrs. Housewife Isn't this all you are looking for in Baking Powder? Everything that can be put into a baling po.wder to make it good, pure and effective will be found in Calumet Everything and more that you desire and expect of any high "grade baking powder is positively assured yon : 4 ft ...t - u: tant onces when Calumet will l'sSS.' Uuomet prices more utwactonly attain for you a better result s's's'S -more dejicious, sSs'S, lighter and bet- ..tfi&SVV Y ii i f I ry as. i . tT is strictly a hich- Sl ' light ter raised ha If ine ) .. quality product, , ing at a moderate cost You can't get better at any price yon can't get as good for the same money. 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