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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1912)
THE BEE: OMAIIA. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1912 PREPARE FORCORN SPECIE TJrpuriiitions Perfected All Over the State for Lectures. SEED CORJT MAKES POOS TEST tniMRfr Parris... FtMds m-mt - ' r.4 Car mt Thirty Trlc It Wai frM rwfrd Soar Vrrr Por. I J. n.n, 1 I II 1 1 - 1 1 1 I I I I . ngaauations rnr getting me nnwri tit for the lectures on th Burlington. I'nlon Pacific and Northwestern seed corn specials, kite thin month and early reat month, are being formed all over the atate. Following are the town that Lava reported completed organizations, with the names of chairman and secre tary: Oakland, O. ,. Ford and C. M. Hui fcert; Kearney. Warren Pratt and Fred Hay; Tartiiutinn. Anton Woli and 8. H. Martin; Calloway. John Mnran and T. M. .Mctlrew; Paplllion. K. i. Fish and J. B. orlnnell; Crelghton. I . Hies; Madi son. Fred Utke; Norfolk. W. A. Wltai. man and A. W. Ilswkins; llooiter. Prof. A. K. Wlderhranii; Fremont. J. F. Wols and J. F. Mataon: Cheltnn, A. H. Morris and E. N. Splcer; North Platte, R. U Baker and 1. W. Hurgner. Of thirty ears of coin tested by Man Her Parrlsh of the publicity bureau of the Commercial club, on request, eleven proved absolutely dend. five tested IS wr cent good, one lone ear tested Wo per rent and the rrmainuer tested between to and 7 per rent. The best of this corn was sent In by F. P. Hayward of Crawford. Acting under the provisions of a law enacted by the last session of the legis lature of Pouth lakta, the commission era of the counties west of the Missouri river are aiding tlx1 farmers In securing seed to plant their fields this year. In that portion of Smith Dakota weat of the Missouri river farmers last year, by reason of dry weather, sustained al most a complete loss of rrop. That they may plan! their fields this year the sev eral countlea are buying r-ed wheat and selling It to the farmers at cost, to be .lld for not later than (km her . Hit year. The maximum quantity to any one farmer is K bushels. The debt draws J Jwr cent. Interest and If not paid at the time Indicated, la charged up as a tax, becoming a Hen against both real estate and personal property. ceeefti i I i B I HAIW p I SINS J GREAT SALE OF Notions, in Boxes Thousands of boxes, each con taining 25 to .'SO useful notion articles?, necessary to every woman. Worth from "JE, $1.00, to $1.25, all for... .WW Each Box Contains the Ftllowiaf: One pair Child'a Supporters, worth I ft. line Elastic i-hlrt Waist Belt, worth lc. Una package Kid Curlers, worth 10c. me spool of Machine Thread, worth fro. jlie Mct'aii taper Pattern, worth 16c. llns boa of Bona Hair Pine, worth 1 0c. Una paper slewing Needles, worth sc one Hair Net, worth sc. Five spools Kmhroldary Twist, worth 5c. Two spools Darning Cotton, worth &c, Two packigea Hair Pins, worth Sc. One card Hcoka and Kyoa. worth Sc. . Two cards Safety Plus, worth sc. ' One Tap l.tne. worth sc. One pair of Shoe I Area, worth Sc. Twu butts Taps, worth Sc. One card I earl Huttnna, worth le. Various other Items valued at II. -i or mora. ALL FOR 25c ?U Pa Or.tr. IflM-Hs Buet Dtlitrrti LU U 'd 7 Tl tfsiT I fill J ICpmpo an stay Commercial Club 7 Starts on Campaign, r " for New Members "Te members a week or bust, SOC hew members this year," la ths slogan of the membership commit tea of ths Commercial club, which, under the lead ership of flamuel Burns, Jr.. has got busy with a will. ' Twently-nlne t applications for active membership arid two for non-reelrient membership have been taken already In February. Members of tht committee via wltk each other for the great ret num ber of applications. Samuel Bursa has turned In three I his month; T. U Davie, three; Justus F. Lowe, four; B. K. Zimmerman, and H. C. Judson. B. r. v McCague and II. R. Gould, one each. Commissioner Guild gets two or three very week. A list of several hundred eligible men haa been prepared and tha committee proposed mass playen them If Individual tackles- are not successful. Refinery at Casper . Running Full Time The oil refinery at Casper, Wye).. Is luiw running on full time and haa In aturaga t.uut barrels of the refined pro duct. Tha dips line from the Band Creek district la brlglng In Mo barrels of crude vtl dally, which la being runverted Into fuel oil. kerosene and gasoline. .The Casper product Is rapidly finding a market In South Dakota, western Xe biaaka. Wyoming, Colurarh) and I'talt, having practically driven the eastern oils of the market. In Nebraska the Casper oils get down aa far aa Norfolk nd shortly a warehouse will be estab lished n Omaha, fur tha distribution of tha products over eastern Nebraska and Westers Iowa. OLD LANDMARK AT DODGE AND SIXTEENTH GOES Wreckers are tearing down tha old Neville building) at Sixteenth and Dodge streets. The site during the coming sum mer will be built up with a brick and tone mourn business and office building. Tha Neville building, a two-story frame nurture, was one of the first business buildings constructed on Hlxteenth street, aorth of ltodge, having been erected about forty years ago. Tha alte la being rased to make way fur a new four-story brk-k office building, staty-alx feet on Itodge street by sUty tt on Sixteenth street, to cost between ,u0U and tn.aw and construction to be uitol about March I. . Cot SB Awfal rrlabl by fear of appendicitis? Take Dr. King's New 1-1 te Pills and soon see bowel troubia vanish. Guaranteed. Xc. For t sala by Beaton Drug Co. I Stamped Pillow Cases, 25c Pp.!rf Pillow raaea. atamped on best quality raging. In all the near eyelet and French embroidery dealgns; alxes 18x4 and 18x4i oo sale In Art department, at rtg per pair &DC So more than five palri to a customer. Tunday Hundreds o! Women's and PIine' Cloaks, Suits and Dresses , $ Broken Lots and Odd Garments All are correct styles for fall and winter and tney are worth as his aa f 20.00.' Mfn, Samples-Wo aei's, Unci ani Jn'm With Dresses Clever new it y lea for this season pn.A.Ml values up to $3.50, at PlsJU. 1 li 'd $1.98 Jltyj. Ssmplei-r Junior i sod Smill W onus's Wul Dresses New styles practical for the coming season, worth ) Cf up to 17.60, at 3ssOU BRANDEIS STORES FEEDING CONTRACT INVALID t 7odgt Troop Order. County Board to Again Advertise for Bidi. " EKBOK IN TEE MBS. VSQ BID Relative af Sheriff l.awea Oat Ve ra sue she Ola Set Itemise lateaseat af raw) la Me Peavided Hrlsaaers, Prisoner feeding contract, swarded to Mrs. Edna 8. King. relative of Sheriff Felix J. McShane by tha IMl Board of County Commlrsionera, waa held Invalid by Judge A. ('. Troup of the equity divi sion of tha district court and ths present Board of Coinly Commissioners waa ordered lo readvertlae for bids nd lei another contract. Judge Troup's ruling Is a victory for Ira Flanagan and Ed (tar dlpe, former deputy sheriffs under former Sheriff Kdwln K. liralley and fur the present Board of County Commissioners. Almost the last act of the-old. demo- crst-conlrolld board waa the awarding of the feeding contract to Mrs. King at t cents a meal (or prisoners and H cents for Juvenile and Insane charges, Flan agan as a taxpayer started an action to enjoin, thj present boad and Mrs. King irom exeeu.lng the contract. Kherlft Mc- tUiane IntervetiMl. claiming the entire act under which the contract waa let la un constitutional aid lie should be permitted to feed the prisoners end other county charges at 3S cents a day. Last week Judge Troup denied Mc.hane'a petition and yesterday the original case between Flanagan and the Board of County Com missioners waa heard. The commissioners were willing to have the award declared Invalid and made only a formal contest. Judge Troup held the contract Invalid because the hid of Mrs. King did not contain sn Itemised statement of what food would "e furnished. It simply re ferred to a list tit food ea file In the county clerk's office. Our Misses,' and Children's School Shoes Drcxol's high jrrndt',lurable ftchool hliot'H for rniHsos nntl children have the same ap earnnre and ntylo that is found in mother's shoes, and are the most serviceable shoes ever made. AVe have them in kid, pat ' ent colt, in cloth and kid tops, gun metal, lace and button,- in both common sense and dress toes. Children's, 8 to 11, $1.50 Misses', U, to 2... $2.00 Young Women's, 2Vt-XQ 6, at ...$2.50 GUN METAL HIGH CUTS The very latest styles in winter footwear for misses and young women at $2.50 and $3.00. DREXEL 1419 Ftrntm St c 3 wm mm mm yninirrn lizli.il lou ran secure ni.'.ny beautiful things for your home, without coat, If you save 8. e . H. Greea Trading Stamps. . . In Our February Clearance Sales we propose to dispose of every last resemblance or winter in me siore. Aiinougn this sale is composed of odd lots, surpluses and broken I lines, it represents values too cood to miss- economy of the truest sort. Things for the home and personal use. Xew bargains appear daily. S0 i he sew LoatsAre ri Very Different from those of any past season, showing maoy Innovations, such as pronounced side effects, as Illustrated at the rlght,of this section, half belts, novel trimming suggestions, collars and ruffs of a delicate contrasting shade, and many other tasty and effective dress schemes. One model we now have in ttock it mad of good quality blue terge and finished with white and tan collart and cuffs. We are willing that you juaje our pricing tor the entire teaton by this number. The price it $12.50 but the style is of - coats that will sell at $25 or better. There will be special advantage In purchas ing now for the styles are fully 'determined and are of such a practical nature that you will be pleased to wear them until summer demands the lightest kind of garments. Beginning at SIS. B0 they range by easy stages up to the high est price any one might rare to pay. New Silk Gloves Are Here A shipment of the new Kayser silk gloves for spring and summer wear has just arrived. These gloves have double finger tips and tops, which greatly help out the wearing qualities, and they may be In black, white, staple colors and Ihe shades that are hard to get. Keyset's Short O lores, SOo, TSo and 11.00 the pair. Xay ear's Xioag OIotss, SI .00, nM ua , p(Uri Grocery Bargains for Tuesday Only 1 1 Ikes ireaniiUtsJ ea.tMas .. M B?nntt a ( ftpliul flour apodal ofOr of a Mck for tl.U l-lb. can Bennett's Breakfast coffe and 40 aianipa Me AfajtorteMl ta and 70 atampa, lb. Mo Tea Iftiitirt, and I a tain pa, lb. , .lac IIiuvits And 'VEOETADLES potn ,..35c apples, '. : . .25c Fancy IJcd River toes, Jieck Fancy eating i!eck ...... . New English walnuts lb 18c Fancy dates, 3 lbs. . ,25c Kedlands oranges, the doien, I.V, SOr, S3c, 8 Or and 80c 1 Large .an Snlcler's pork and beana ana ia atampa soa itlsmark preserves and It auunps. Jar gao 1-ib. can Kennett s Capitol baking powder and 20 atampa ts Full cream cheese and It stamps, lb gao Medium sour pickles snd 10 atampa. uaaM 13o Six bars Kleclrlc Hpark while soap and Itf.aUmpa a So Mb. pkg. Bennett's Capitol nata or pancake flour and 10 stampa ,.10s i-lb. roll s-ssanlnm bntfsrtae 46a 1-lb. can Llbby'a llsppv Vale aaparagua gss Ualllard'a olive oil and It atampa, bottle 4sa Onion aalt and i Stan pa, bottle ..10 A Money-Havlng tXmblnatna For Tueexlay Only Two cans Evergreen corn too Two cana tomatoes gsa Bottle tSnlder'a Chile sauce I So l-lb. Bennett's Capitol coffee ..too Total 7o Taeaday'e Bpaolal Frloe SOo , MEAT BARGAINS FOR TUESDAY ONLY hLamb Legs ...O'tC I Lamb Chops, 3 pounds.. 25c Lamb Stew 50 Shoulder Steak, 2 lbs. . . 15c YouCan'tAifordtobe Without a Good Sewing Machine Almost any kind is beter than none at all, but we're offering you opportunities-now in our FEBRUARY CLEARANCE To buy good machines at greatly less than worth. LOOK OVER THESE SPECIAL BARGAINS Aviator Machine, five drawers, drop head, golden oak ease, on sale $21.75 Goodrich A. Machine, five drawers, drop head, automatic dhift, at $23.00 Duplex Machine, five drawers, drop head, automatic shift, at ' - $22.50 Two $60.00 "New Home" Machines, slightly used, at $30.00 Machines we have taken in trade at the following great bargain prices: One Singer $7.00 i One Hew Home $8.00 One Chicago .... $10.00 One Wheeler & Wilson.. $12 Other machines at $1.00 up. Economy Machine, five draw ers, drop head, on sale at ...r-. $13.00 Goodrich A Machine, five drawers, drop head, on sale at $21.75 We make terms to suit your convenience. Bell Phone Dong. 2601 Hayden Bros. tad. Phone A 1131 Free Land Information The Twentieth Century Farmer, to meet the demand of its readers for land information, has gathered' and compiled data on soil., climate and farming conditions in all parts of the 'jountry. It is willing to give out this information, free if postage is sent with inquiry. ' Do You Want to Know About government land laws, location of land of fices, etc i How to get irrigation lards, location of projects, laws governing same, etc. s Best sections for fruit growing, general farming, stock raising or .dairying, N Tour "questions will-get prompt attention. State plainly and specifically what you want to know. .Write, iLand Information Bureau The Twentieth Century Farmer Omaha, Nebraska Perry is Arrested for White Slavery Able Perry, driver fur the Standard Oil company, who fled from Omaha whea 'he sot an Inkling that be waa wanted for white slavery, haa been apprehended in Charles Mia county. South Dakota. Perrya offense Is tbat of procuring Mabel Wright. II years old. of Cedar Haptds, enticing her to Omaha. Jessie Cook, a procuress, also of Cedar Raptda. mas Indicted Jointly with Perry. ARE YOU FREE FROM- Headaches, Cold, Indigestion, Pains, Cooitipatioa, Sour Stomach, Dizziness? If you are not, the most effective, prompt and pleasant method of getting rid of them is to take, now and then, a deserbpoon f ul of the ever refreshing and truly beneficial laxative remedy Syrup of Ftgs and Elixir of Senna. It is wel known throughout the world as the best of family laxative reme dies, because k ads so trendy and strengthens naturally without kn- fcttCu. 1 ...... ""6 " "" ""7 , trme to re-ope. divorce actions it tbey To get its beneficial effects it is , p H" I .1 Beared to answer bis) wife's suit, coa- always necessary to buy the genu-1 ,. .r ,un a tim. - me, manulacturxl by the tJahtornia' pressed um deair that she get it. Tbero- C- C-,- p L.. fL ! fore, be declared tile dtearoo waa la fuU l-ig ayrup Co, bearing the namef(irt an4rfrUaD0.uUwUTUtML Of the Company, plainty pnilled OA ; Ha ask ad aa InatracUoa to this effect. U tks. frnrtt ri nsre rarl.se. " Hsosoa aawst bo aoauttted. It J ' m nrst last of tha Uw, TEST OF DIVORCE LAW. UP IN DISTRICT COURT After direct evtdeato snowing that Frank Henson. charged with bigamy, married Maude Petersoa leas tbaa six months after he had bee divorced br bia first wife, ha been Introdeced before Judge Button. Henson s attorney moved for a direct verdict and railed Into ques tion the meaning of tha six months legal prohibition of remarrugo. He argwed that the six months' prohlMtloa Is-for no other purpose but to give defendants CRUSHED BENEATH LAHDSLDE South Omaha Family of Six Has a Barrow Escape from Death. FATHER RESCUES LOVED ONES Driven rraatlc by Their Fltlfal Maaos aad fetea Ho Diss If and tbtldrea frasa Fear Fret of Earth. Joe Madera, his wife and four Utile children were burled beneath tone of earth while they slept mioday night la their home at fir North Twenty-sixth street. !outh Omaha. Madera with leoaia strength extricated himself rrotn beneath the earth and berotcally art about to rsscu bia wife and bastes. Ha dug aad clawed the earth frantically, driven almost mad by the pitiful crlea of the burled love ones. ucresa came of his craned efforts, and whan ha had pulled the last child from beneath tho embankment - h waa over. Joyed to learn none of his family ' had bora Injured la tha least. Madera's home, which is a small. dfluMr eottag. la situated la a cut bordered oa tho north aide by an ambaaka-srat thirty feet high.' Tha moderate temperature of Sunday evidently loose aid the earth arid at U o'clock la tha night tha embank sweat gave way and add with tremendous faros against tho side of the boose. Tha aorta wail of tha hous was Most modern equipment and the best of service The man with an office now demands the most exacting care and con veniences. The, Bee Building tgsJslU .lit is situated in the heart of the commercial district oi Omaha and gives tenants the best office service to bo had. The elevators are new and their service is faultless. Keen janitor attention keeps the rooms scrupulously clean, while a modern steam plant evenly heats the building in tha coldest weather, offices which are excellently ventilated. The man who wants the greatest conveniences and .tho best of attention will find a few choice offices vacant in this building now. ( Boom US Roscptlon Room. Private Office, two largo closets, large work room with two north windows. Ideal office for Englnoar, Architect Doctor or other professional men. Rental, par month 946-00 awcaa. 4aa This la a long narrow room. 10xl14. having a north light. ( Kaatai, par month S17.S0 ouxb SOB la ll-xC In also, located on tho court, close to aky HkIiI, thus having excellent natural light. Tho spa. a could be divided au lu n.a.ks two vary pleasant rooma. Price, per month SaT.M Burnt no Office In the north-west corner having four largo windows A firo proof vault for tht protection of Valuable pupers Is much In demand and la afforded In thla room. There Is a total of 120 square foet of floor space and same would be equipped with partitions to satisfy good tenant The rental price la, per month isO-po aoom 401 Thla space la close to elevator on the court of the building. There la a good aised vault with ahelvlng In connection with office Price, per month S17.S0 The Bee Building Co., Bet Basiaeis Offitt, y 17th and Farnam St AM USKXEN T9. caved la before the force of sliding earth, which spread out three or four feet deep over the sleeping family, all of whom were in one room. The beds and other furniture were wrecked, and con sldraWe damage waa done to, the house. sladera Is a saloonkeeper with a place of business at Twenty-sixth and Q streets. CLASS RIVALRY BREAKS OUT At, THE HIGH SCHOOL Prof. Herbert A. 'enter, bead of the chemistry department of the Omaha High tool, noticed a life-else figure of a man dangling from tho telephone wires at Twentieth and Dodge streets, about 30 yesterday morning, and full of trepidation to what thla early morning mystery might be. he hurried to the school and notified two of the Janitors, who succeeded In re moving the thing with the aid of a long ladder and a vaulting pole. The profeasor'a discovery developed Into a hoax when the figure, oa close examin ation, tarned out to be merely a stuffed effigy bearing the etgn: "Dead The Class of 1H!" SALESMAN IS HELD UP AND ROBBED OF HIS CASH Edward E. Burns, city salesman for the Omaha Printirat company, living at ill gouth Twenty-sixth aveaoe, was held up and robbed Sunday evening by a negro at the alley at ine rear of All Saints' church. Ask Your Doctor And why not? Yet some people act as if a medicine could take the place of a doctor I The best medicine in the world cannot do this. Have a family doctor, consult him frequently. If we did not believe doctors endorsed Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs and colds, we would not offer it to you. iZS"US: DR. BRADBURY. DENTIST ISOS r'araam St. .VV, Phon Doag. ITS. JV - . ssrsaiag ecviu npfuw Hithoat listen or Bridge, etorfc. Xerrea rcsnoved without paia. Wot fuar- Brldftwark 1...$3J01b m yaaitTsSeOtnee uMcd te rears. Plat ... Extracting Fillings .. Crowns ... BOYD'S Daysrrn ic Com. ILD. 19 Oobl STsxt Sanday USTBAaDI OaABTD OPEBVA CO. AWl HKMi. T!l. fhoaeal Soaglaa M; tad. A-14S4. Mat. Kverv Dav 2:15 Every Nirht 8. IS. ASTABCKO TAODBTTUB Blanche Vtalah, Mr. and atra. Jack Mc Oreevy, Harvey and UeVora Trto. La hraed. Nad, Boh and Trip Trio, glegel and Matthews, Iceland's 'Transparent Painters, Klnetoscope, Orpheuc Concert Orchestra. Mghta lec, . 2ic. Sec, J5c: Matinee 10c. best seats :Sc, except Sat urday and Sunday. BOYD'S Wed. Eve, reb. H. 8:15 P. M. Creigliton University Glee Club Assisted by aire. i. . Orof eot, Maoist. Miss Stary Stnaohhoff, Colorstora-hoprano. Mr. r. a rrssmantsl. Tenor. AmoricanThoater TOsTWaTC MA Tin EC TTTBSHAT, TxtrmasAT astd battkoat THE WARRENS OF VIRGINIA eat Wi of tha maaeha. AUDITORIUM Friday Night, Feb. 16th OXAMPtOsTaMCP MATCSt Y0USIF MAHM0UT The Woaderfol Turk JESS WESTEEGAED rrsamuloa af aVmerloa sxcrriia riT.ranAaag eat kale Opaaa Wed, reb. 14. Fopular Prtose SSe te SIM SUagntae leata IUO John Says: -auxsember -whea Ton warea kid; whea yea took, a cigar baok of the aara aad l ameaee is ea toe B alck? Ooaaat It asake yaw lasurh te thlak of It aew while yea are enjoying a TBtrST BQgTEB ac John's Cigar Store 321 So. 16 th St. Thareday, Mat. aad Sight Only atenry W. Severs Offers rVOClBTS CKAsTD OPEBA THE GIRL GOLDEN WEST BOYTBia CAST atO) CaTOBVS" OBCmESTSA OP0 Tight S1JB0, S340 and S3.00 Tas to S3.00 ralOAT ASTD aATtTBDAT THE THIRD DEGREE I HOTELS.. ' . SlklXll TV CBaTTEB' Am Always, Bet ghnw fn Town H0IETM00I GlBLS "";ioTTMM,k?ro BXTaVATAaAXXA ASTD TAHDITLttB i'apt. Arnoidoa six leopartie. tft-.i Thursday night. Key. rnarles taeidKe will publlcally marry Ciutrles Stewart and Minnie btoops or tjmar.a. Dime Msflnee Evary Week Day. A Good Place to Live te the new . Hotel San ford at 1 th ft Farnam. It is modern yet moderate. Rates an the American plan are 12 to 12-ie per day. lie to tla weekly, with spe tal monthly rates to per manent guesta of It to alngle. and ire to Sift double. Krug Theater SUt Today 2:3tJ Xicht t.tl Wmut BwWta mOc MERIT B8RLESQQERS Beaatifal Boavamlra to IVadlea at Daily Dime Marines r 4 ii .1! i V a - aJ