Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, June 15, 1912, EDITORIAL, Page 20, Image 20

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THE BEE: OMAHA', SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1912.
plLD CAMPAIGN IS ORDERED
! Untcd States Army and Guards Will
r Maneuver in West.
GENERAL SMITH TO COMMAND
-Realtatlr Scenes WU1 Be Enacted ia
Wyoming; Whra Imaslnarr Ene
mies Are Drawn I p Against
' Each Other.
The Western Division of tns United
i States army is planning; for maneuver
'Campaigns Jointly with the state militia.
The commands at Fort Riley and Fort
TLeavenworth will march against each
pother July 5, meeting at some point be--rween
the two posts. Four regiments
-or Kansas state militia will re-enforce
these troops.
Pole mountain, twenty miles west of
"Tort D. A. Russell, Wyo., near the hlgh
est point on the Union Pacific railroad,
will foe the scene of annual maneuvers
fof Aate militia, July 8 to 27, Inclusive.
'One regiment of Nebraska guard, one
Wyoming regiment and two Colorado
'commands will be detailed to take part
' General Frederick A. Smith of the De
'Partment of the Missouri will be placed
In command.
..-. Approved by General.
, This is part of a plan of maneuvers
;thl summer referred to and approved
by General Smith. The designation of
"the regiments that are to entrain for
the field has not yet been made, but will
! probably be left to the discretion of the
; general.
- Included in the arrangements the regu
rlar troops of Fort Russell, comprising
J Several regiments, will participate, the
regular and the Nebraska and Wyoming
regiments of militia, to assemble at Pole
'mountain July 8.
- The militia will complete field practice
ton July 17, if the prepared schedule is
maintained, and, the two Colorado rert
manta take their place the following dy,
tthese regiments to remain in the fitld
yntil July 27.
Mimic Warfare Planned.
, General Smith Is also instructed to take
command of the Joint troops of Forts
Hackejule, Robinson and Meade after the
'Training of militia at Pole mountain, the
troops of the forts to assemble at the
crossing of Cheyenne river ly the Burl-
Ington in southeastern Wyoming. A
.mimic warfare is here to be arranged by
.!the - commanding general, for which
4 planned a concentration of forces of
"jTorta Mackenzie and Meade to oppose the
strength of Fort Robinson to gain posses
ion of the river crossing. Tho soneral
yill probably accompany one of the col-
mns to make his field Inspection of that
'column during the operations and of the
Jemalnder after they all get into camp
after the conflict
- The time allotted to the maneuvers of
tho regular troops at the croiin will
fee limited to a week or ten days, to allow
General Smith ample time to take com
,-mand of the Iowa National Guard an
nual maneuvers at Iowa Fails August U,
-NOISY BURGLARS BUNGLE
JOB IN LUDWIG HOME
Burglars entered the home of P. D,
Ludwlg, 3318 Charles street about 1
tyesterday morning, but were frightened
way before they had time to sack any
-Viot.
. The burglars made so much racket
that Mr. Ludwlg was aroused, and he
Hhought at the time that his little grand
aon was moving about. "Jimmle, what
ar you doing In here?" he called and
.then all was silent. Mr, Ludwlg arose
and made a tour of the house to find
Kftle Jimmle snugly curled up In bud
I sleeping the peaceful sleep of youth,
.When the family arose in the morning
tt was found that the house had been
invaded through a dining room window,
'from which a screen had been removed.
J The only clues left by the visitors were
-a beer bottle opener and an orange, much
I soiled from its doubtful travels. Those
j were found on a window sill Mr. Ludwljt
ays the property will be returned to the
'owner, if he will call for them.
:URE IS PREPARING TO
: " . COLLECT WATER RENTS
t:.:. . ...
I A branch collection office will be
'opened by the city treasurer In the of
t hce of tho water works company July 1
tto receive water rents,
taty Treasurer Ure says he cannot ao-
commodate patrons at the present office.
which is congested. Official receipts will
the issued to all customer who call to
J pay their dues.
Stationery is now being prepared by the
treasury and will be ready as soon as the
tatty assumes ownership of the plant
pRecelpta will be Issued for all money re
fceved, the custom of marking the bills
repaid"' being discontinued.
JUnder the law no collectors will oper
ate for the city to secure water rents,
tout patrons will be compelled to call at
tUie treasurer's office and pay. .
BANKERS' ASSOCIATION
,:'.V. MEETS HERE NEXT FALL
The Nebraska State Bankers' asaocla--tlon
will hold its fall meeting In Omaha,
the convention city having been de
termined on at a meeting held Thursday
t the Omaha club. The date of the
fathering is left to the option of. the
association and the officers of the state
bankers' organisations.
Those present at the meeting: Pretil-
-dent F. McGiverin of Fremont P. U Hall
Jot Lincoln, C. F. Gund or Blue Hill. Q. K.
"Surnham of Norfolk. W. T. Graham of
lion-ill, W. A. Bucklln of Long Pl-ie,
ijXuther Drake. W. H. Bucholi. C. F. Mc
Grew. H. W. Yates and W. B. Hughes of
Omaha.
$IG BUSINESS MEN ARE
ACCUSED OF TAX DODGING
Advancing on the supposition that big
business concerns of Omaha under
valued their properties when they turned
Tin their tax schedules, the board of
- equalisation yesterday went out on a
tour of inspection;
,, They are visiting all the properties of
any magnitude to learn first hand
whether or not the schedules as turned in
jre correctly founded.
; EIGHTH GRADE CLASS AT
r: DUNDEE GETS DIPLOMAS
. ' .
The graduating exercises of the eighth
trade class of the Dundee public school
jwere held Thursday night at the Dui dee
Presbyterian church. Eighteen graduates
received diplomas from J. J. Dodda, a
'member of the school" board. J. A. Jen
'kina made the principal address of the
even!ng to the graduates. Several must-
cal numbers and orations were delivered
fcx the members of the class.
Watch
for
Branded
Girat
Sale
Monday
Irrnn a rMTrrrfri I
mm m
Chicago'
Most
Working
Girl
Bewlnr
Uachlnes
Sat.
silk a
osiery Sale
98c
Women's Pure Thread
Silk Hosiery, wide silk
hem tops, also wide lisle
garter tops, lisle double
soles, high spliced heels
and toes black, white,
tan and fancy light
shades worth
up to $1.50,
at, a pair
Women's Pure Thread
Silk Hosiery, wide lisle
garter tops, also all silk
wide hem tops, lisle soles,
high spliced heels and toes,
some fancy silk embroidered
boot patterns black, white,
tan and fancy light AA
colors worth up to hP
1 Tialr at nalr WW
Women's Pure Thread Silk Boot Hosiery Wide lisle
garter tops, lisle double soles, high spliced heels and
toes, full fashioned black, tan and white- IQ
at, pair Tw
Women's Pure Silk-Boot Hosiery, wide lisle garter
tops, lisle double heels and toes; some are full fash
ioned with double lisle soles black, tan and )Qa
fancy colors worth 50c, at, pair flw
Men's Pure Thread Silk Hosiery, lisle double soles,
high spliced heels and toes black, tan, navy 0C
and otav worth ' 50 nt. nair .... tftfv
n- -j j 7 i
Women's and men's fine Cotton
and Lisle Hosiery, mercerized
Ilk llBle finish, wide hem
tops, double soles, high
spliced heals and toes black,
tan, white and light colors
worth 25c pair, at, f g
pair
Misses', boys' and chil
dren's fine and heavy
Ribbed Hosiery, reinforced
heels and toeB, garter tops
black, tan and light I Ol
colors, at, pair. . IsSiZ t
$1
2 SPECIALS IN WOMEN'S GLOVES
Kayser's Long Gloves of extra quality pure silk, tricot
weave, double tipped fingers; full 16-button length
white and black, at, pair
Short Silk Gloves In 2-clasp effect, double tipped fingers OQ-,
- white only worth 60c, at pair eMaC
FINE WASHABLE SHETLAND VEILS
Beautiful new shadow and hexagon meshes, fancy bor
ders, etc. 1 y yards long black, white and colors
worth up to 11.60, at, each
59c
Wimen'sPure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs
With your first name In full, daintily embroidered In script let
ters; also one corner styles, daintily embroidered on sheer linen,
also fine embroidered initials in the new long style a m
letters and men's linen cross bar Initial handkerchiefs, I flP
Saturday special, at, each fV
BRANDEIS STORES
Chicago's Most Beautiful Working Girl
All Day Saturday in Pompelan Room
Brandeis Stores
VVV. ( if J I ' t V' ' " ill
I
RAE5POTTER
Chlcsirc's Most Beautiful Working Girt
Miss Rae Potter, who won the Chicago Tribune beauty con
test, will be In Brandeis stores all day Saturday demonstrating
the most beautiful sewing machine in the world -THE FREE.
At All Leading Soda Foun
tains and Confectioners.
Made by
FAIRMONT CREAMERY CO.
IOatkt'i "L TA FdVa I f fi 0Bik'
5. jUal
Tb Persistent ' and jvOlcious TTs of
Nwsppr Advertisinr Is th Road to
Business Succass.
WM. J. BOEKHOFF,
Mma 9sJs.
Phones-".
Splendid FITTING TROUSERS!
Good fitting trousers are always of
vital importance to a man's wardrobe.
Our trousers are made for us from the
best of fabrics in the latest of fashion by
trouser makers who are experts.
We have all sizes and all proportions,
extra sizes and extra lengths.
YOU'LL BE SURPRISED to see the
splendid values we offer at
$1.90, $2.50,
$3, $3.50 ; $4
Correct Straw Hat Styles
At, popular prlces95 $1.25
$1.50 $1.98 $2.50
Genuine Ecuadorian Panamas
At $3.50 and $5.00
Suit Cases Traveling Bags
of the "Reliable" sort at attrac
tive prices.
Suits Cases 98 $1.50 $2.50
$3.75 $4.98 up.
Traveling Bags $1.85 $2.25
$2.98 $3.50 $4.98 "P
BOUND mf
TRIP JT
ACIFIC g)AST
RriRomn rockier
"SO Vacations In Onew
Gather up the scenic delights of SO Switserlands and
you can have them all brought together and spread out
before you in the gloriously majestic vistas of giant
forests, charming lakes and magnificent mountains which
center about the great Canadian Pacific Hotels at
Banff Lake Louise Field Glacier
Here in the tremendous Canadian Rockies you can experience every vacation
adventure that the heart hungers for boating, hunting, fishing, bathing, mountain
climbing all at their very best Cool, beautiful surroundings if you simply want to
enjoy a refreshing quiet rest All Canadian Pacific Resorts are elegantly appointed
hotels, with perfect cuisine and service, Moderate rates. Situated In the depths
of the rugged Canadian Rockies, but practical for a two weeks' vacation, quickly
and easily reached by the luxurious trains of the
Canadian Pacific Railway
Sena 4 eenh for booklet, "The Challenge of the Mountains, " and other iUuttrateJ literatim.
224 South Clark Street, Chicago
Phonet: Bill Wabath 268 Automatic 62-512
C.E.E. Uaaher, P. T. M. Montreal Geo. A. Walton, Central Agent
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The Best
For Your Home
The Bee and Omaha mer
chants are offering Wm. Rogers
& Son's silverware in one of
the most beautiful patterns ever
created. The quality is Rogers
quality and it therefore is not
necessary to say any more.
Just Rogers quality that's
enough.
The Bee gives you a teaspoon
for five coupons like the cne
below. The Omaha merchants
furnish coupons for all the
other pieces.
Save the coupons
THESE MER
CHANTS G1VB
COUPONS
and certificates
with purchases:
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Cor. lata sad
Douflas Its.
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Consumers' Dis
tributor. Douglas
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ery, sais it
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no bist ssrr.
BraaAsta Storss.
VIBliSIi
TUEI. CO.
til south ita st
inisa
UQVOB CO.
1309 raraam St.
XEOEATX
UTATIOaEBY CO.
1431 rarnaaa St.
1CTBB8-SXU0B
OBUO CO-
lta and raraam
Sta.
Clip This Coupon
Omaha Do Daily Coupon
I NO. 35. Saturday, June 15, 1912.
This coupon whm presented with the four others
consecutively numbered, and 10 cents to cover ths
cost ot handling, entitles the holder to one Wm.
Rogers & Son guaranteed Teaspoon ol Le N'ece.
taire pattern. Out-of-town readers will add 2c eatra
(or postage.
I S'ame
1
I Street and No.
Postoffice
If 70B llv la ta
city at lag your
eoapeaa to ths
vitfloa of Tho Bee
Clip This Coupon
Yearly Subscription Caupan Omaha Baa
Tbts coupon when propsrly signed and preaentod at
ths office of Tho Omaha Beo (or mailed by those rcsid
Inc out of town) will brine to tho holder full informa
tion how evory hon.o can socura a full dozen Wm. Rog
rs & Son cuaranteed Teaspoons at once.
Also, the sender will roceivo a Ire catalogue ot
all pieces of this sat together with the number of cou
pon and certificate rouuirad for each piece and in
iiitk wl Ouiaba nruia Uaumu tlietu iu tbo vubuc
Kama
I Address ..
1 fostolfie
nils offer applies
to oreryone.
whether a preaeat
subscriber to tdi
Be or aoV
Last lays ff the
Sale
In Our Men's and Boys'
Big Clothing Departm't.
Our efforts in value giving for these last few days
will exceed our own unrivaled bargains we have given in
the past two weeks of this sale. We want everybody to
derive all the benefits extended through our special offer
ings during this particular occasion.
We want to wind up this sale by giving you bargains
that will make this 25th Anniversary a memorable event.
Prices Talk and Values Prove It
Here are some of the good things for tomorrow:
Us and Youths' Suits
All the lot ends from our Anniversary Sale that sold
up to $25.00 go on sale tomorrow at
$7.50, $9.50, $12.50 and $14.50
All this season's productions blue serges, fancy wor
steds, Scotches, hop-sackings in the new "blueberry"
tones, electric blue, browns, tans, etc.
Eight hundred Boys' Knicker Suits that sold up to
'$6.00 go on sale tomorrow at $2.45 and $3.45.
1,000 pairs of Boys' Knicker Pants, worth up to 85c;
on sale tomorrow at 45c; all the $1.50 kinds at $1.00.
EXTRA SPECIAL
Just received 1,000 Boys' Wash Suits manufactur
ers' samples, "Mother's Friend" high grade makes,
warranted fast colors, worth up to $6.00; on sale at, per
suit, $1.00 to $2.75.
Men's and Youths'
Trousers
We've a corner on the Trousers business in Omaha.
There's a reason. Here's 2,000 pairs of worsted trousers,
worth up to $5.00; on sale tomorrow at $2.50; another
lot of 1,000 pairs of high grade worsted trousers, worth
up to $6.00; on sale at $3.75.
The special 20 Anniversary Sale discount on all
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits still holds good this week.
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Regular Sexall Productions
Patent Medicines Reduced
Rexall Kidney Cure 45c, 89o
Borden's Malted Milk 45o, 75c
$1 Lydia Pinkham's Compound. . .89c
Jl RexaJl Vegetable Compound. .89c
Glyco-Thymoline 85c, 45c, 89o
Kewbro's Herpiclde 45c, 89o
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic 50c, $1.00
Fellow's Syrup 89c, $1.34
$1 Gray's Glycerine Tonic 89o
Eskay's Food 85c, 45o, 65o
$1.00 Wine Cardul .'...89o
Dr. Cooper's Medicine 45c, 89c
Jl Hostetter's Bitters 89o
$1 Squibb's Sarsaparilla 75c
Ozomulsion 45c, 89c
Rexall Orderlies lOo, 85c, 50o
Scott's Emulsion 45c, 89o
Hyomsi 45o, 89c
Rexall Mucutone 45o, 89c
Listerine 15o, 85o, 45c, 89o
Cut Prices on All Toilet
Articles
..500
.91-85
...14o
Lee's Rhubarb Laxative
Tona Vita
3 5c Mistletoe Cream for ......
(Sample Free.)
25c Eskay's Cream for 14c
2ic Frostilla for 13o
50c Pompelan Massage Cream.. . .39o
50c bottle Bay Rum . . .. 25c
5 cakes Ivory or Wool Soap ....19c
39c Pinaud's Soap 19o
25c Sanitol Tooth Paste 13o
50c Violet Cream 19c
50c Malvina Cream 19c
60c Java Rice Powder for 24o
"5c Babcock's Corylopsis on sale..l5o
We are the exclusive agents in
Omaha for the famous Dorothy Ver
non line of Face Powders, Toilet
Water, Cold Creams, Perfumes, etc.
A 50C MAIL BOX
will be given Saturday free
with a 25c purchase.
Robertson's Grapo Juice, per gallon
bottle 75o
25t Hire's Root Beer (makes five gal
lons) for !
xnrssA& WATSBS
We carry over 100 different kinds
of mineral waters at the lowest
prices.
Cigars at Wholesale
We carry the largest stock ot
cigars in the city. Dozens of
standard brands by the box at less
than wholesale prices.
616 CANDY SPECIAL
Box of Barr's 60c SATURDAY
CANDY for 2l9
60c Benedetto Allegretti's Italian
Chocolates for 39
The Rexall Stores
8XEBJLa.IT ft KoCOWITELZi DBTJO CO., 16th and Dodffa Btroots.
OWL BBVO COKFABT, Corner 16th and Karaar Strsets.
XiOTAL FHAXMACT, Loyal Hotel.
KABYABD PHABUMCT, Corner 84th and Tarnam Strsets.
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
la the Leading Agricultural Journal of the west. Its columns are filled
with the best thought of the day in matters pertaining to the farm, th
ranch and the orchard, and it is a factor in the development of the great
western country.