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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1912)
12 THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 191. TO OOST HMDCAMP OFFICERS Modern Woodmen of America Will Start Action Toward That End. ACCUSED OF EXTRAVAGANCE Salt Settina Forth Reasoas TVT the Rates Should Wot Be Advaacea : by Head Cams May Be Ia atltated la Kebrarka. Action to oust the hevd camp officer! of th Modern Wo"d;nen of America U likely to be brought In Nebraska, accord ing to Nathan Bernstein, who came from the; Minneapolis meeting yesterday, con tlnulng to Lincoln to meet representa tives of the camps In this state. Petition to oust the officers has been prepared bv the order's ablest lawyers, and suit will be filed within the next ten days. Action will be started in federal court and every possible effort will, be made to secure a speedy hearing. " It will be charged that the present officers ol the head camp have conspired together In an effort to eliminate the old members of the order by Increasing the rates to such an extent that they will become prohibitive; that there Is no necessity for, such a .radical increase at this tlmfe, as ' the assessments ' under the old plan, with a slight Increase would be sufficient to take care of all the death losses and at the same time create a surplus. - In the suit mortality tables, showing the life expectancy, will be quoted to prove that the proposed Increase of from 100 to 600 p.er cent In no wise necessary. I ExtraTaganc Is Charged. In connection with . this litigation, it will be shown that In the management of the affairs of the Modern Woodmen of America, the officers of . the ..head camp have bean extravagant in the expenditure of money paid 'in by the members. It will be alleged that numerous and un necessary high salaried officials and clerks are carried on the pay rolls that the paper purported to be published In the Interests of the order, Is. as a matter of fact, published principally fur private gain and that funds of the Modern Wood men of America are used In paying the expenses Incurred by reason of such pub lication. It will be shown that the paper with it 1,500,000 circulation should not only be self-euportlng, but should bring in a revenue instead of being a bill of expense. . .. - Aware of Conditions. In the petition for ouster, . It-will be alleged that the members of the board of managers and all of the officers of the head camp are and have for a long time been fully aware that they have taken no steps to bring about a change. Going into details. It will be alleged that officers of the head camp are paid enormous salaries,, .much more than they could earn In any other field of labor and more than would be paid' if they were employes 'by a private corporation In doing the same character Of work. " Coincident with , the ouster proceedings will be sought ah injunction that will seek to restrain the officers of the head camp from putting the proposed Increased rates into effect until all of the ques tions Involved can be heard and pasted upon. ' . ' ' Sticky Tar is Being ' Taken from Street Commissioner A,. C. Kugel,-moved by , the pleas and threats of business men on South, Sixteenth street, has decided to forever dispose of the tar that is con tinually exuding during hot weather from the crcosoted wood block pavement. "We are using the surface beater Id burn up the tar," said the commissioner; "It's the only way we have found of get ting rid of it Band will help tome', but it is not sufficient.". This surface heater -was brought Into play as the instrument of last resort A corps of men attempted to, shovel the tar away. It stuck to the shovels;1 An other corps was summoned to keep the shovels scraped oft with wooden paddles. The tar stuck to the wooden paddles. In the oonfuslon that followed the dis covery that tar out of creosoted wood blocks, is a mighty adhesive substance, somebody mentioned the surface, heater, which, . like a blowpipe, forces a hot flame over th surface of the pavement It Is working admirably and Kugel de clares pedestrians may In time be able 'te walk across the street without wading through a coat of tar. Mrs. McKeen Fights : Conspiracy Charge ' Argument on another motion In -the "case of Charles W. Hull against Mrs. ' William R. McKeen, Jr.. his former wife, to set aside a (90.000 alimony contract, were heard by Judge TV C. Troup in the ' equity division of the district court. The court took the matter under ad- vtsement The motion asks that that 'part of Hull's petition which brings Mo. Keen in as a oodefendant be Stricken out Originally -Hull charged his former wife with conspiracy,' She demurred to this on ' the ' ground tfeat no co-conspirator i was named and one ; cannot ' conspire alone. Hull then amended his petition, naming McKeen. Now Mrs. McKeen and her husband want him eliminated. FRED BR0DEGAARD TO PUT ON AN ORIGINAL DANCE ' Fred Brodegaard, as the famous unsur passed ravish oriental dancer, La Belle Fatlma will be the principal attraction .at the Den Monday night He has been practicing some startling! new terp sichorean stunts. , - At the Den Monday , night a squad of fifty citizens of Benson will be initiated into , the order. They are coming Into . the city in automobiles with brass bands of their own. . ; . : Ajiothert band of clttseus from Sarpy county also will be here- The veterinary surgeons who will be in convention in Omaha are to be among the honored guests of Samson. MANY RESERVATIONS FOR ' ELKS' PORTLAND TRAIN Eighty-five - reservations have been made for the Omaha Elks' special that will leave July 4 over the Union Pacific for, the grand lodge meeting ta be held at Portland, Ore. 1 .' ' Louis Beindorft in charge of the local arrangements. states that - orders for berths are coming on every mail and that "when the train pulls out from Omaha tt . will have on board not less . than 13 people. .. . " " A Frlsfctfal Experleaee with biliousness, malaria and constipa tion. Is quickly overcome by taking Dr. King's New Life Pills. . Only 2.-For r- t Beaton Drug Co. ' .rv. -A-A Friday's Extra Specials In STORES Notable Bargain Event THOUSANDS OF ODD LOTS AND 1EIMAITS At Prices That Mean Real Money Saying In every section, i,n every aisle, counter and square, you'll find big GENUINE BARGAINS Friday. 42-INCH SPOT PROOF DRESS FOULARDS Choice of 18 beautiful, distinctive patterns in allover patterns and bordure effects, $1.25 a yard extra special, All the 60c Susque hanna Silk Mills 3 h if fon Faille Dress Silks, In 37 different colorings, yard .... 25c Genuine $1 Silks, emi dress Bilks al and many did street shades 27 in. wide on bargain square, at, yard . .-501 Wash Goods Remnants at 121c yd. ON OUR MAIN, FLOOR-WORTH 35c and 39c yd. 3,000 yards of new, seasonable wash goods in silk and cotton rosco suitings, embroidered tissues and voiles, 40-inch washable voiles, printed fou- . 40 T lards, mercerized poplins, Durbar I f and Himalaya suitings, etc., at, yd...... Ends All Wool . . . All perfect pieces but in short lengths in this lot beau tiful floral effects, dots, strjpes and 1 Qn geometrical patterns, all go at, yard. 1 tC Special Wash Goods Bargains FRIDAY IN OUR BIO BARGAIN BASEMENT Various odd lots of printed and woven cotton goods, In short lengths,. 9JL at. yard ZC Yard wide dress percale rem nants, light and dark pat terns; a regular 12 He e quality, at, yard ...... OC Thousands of Remnants and Sample Pieces of ALL KINDS Of ALL OVER LACES Also edges, insertions, appliques, medallions, yoke pieces, etc. on Dig Dargam each FANCY WASH LACES anjl INSJSRTIQNS at Be yd. Imitation cluny and crochet effects, platt vals,' Point Paris, linen and cotton torchons, fancy English laces, etc. an endless f" variety on bargain square, worth up to 12 He, at yard. . OC FINE VAL. LACES and INSERTIONS at lc yd. Odd lots, short lengths and full pieces vals, torchons, cluny, effects, etc. -on basement bargain square, at yard .... XC Sale of Boys' Summer Suits IN BRANDEIS BASEMENT ' Odd lots of $3.60 ity Boys Wool Suite New styles, extra good fcl 7f" values, at Odd lota of $4.50 to $6 quality Boys' Suits Snappy styles all new shades, 2J"J Boys' Washable Suits $1 val ues Friday, extra AQ special, at T7C Boys' Long Pants Suits 47.60 and $10 values Hand tailor ed and cut in very special, at ............... Boys' Overalls, doubts seat and knees, 7 to values, at 89e Children's 60o Rompers, low neck and short sleeves, blue and ltnn color chanvbray, at..... SSc Men's Serge, Tweed & Worsted Suits, $850 A'great lot to choose from all good, practical, up-to-v date suits in our basement. - Men's Odd Summer Pants, in Basement, $1.75 JIf I I 51 I iFiP plltiiKUAnj Saturday ft ' Itc BiS Sale of Suit Cases! I WuM.FiN I E. Arcade Saturday Big Sale of SHOES' n Basem'nt Great Special Sales Saturday Any Woman's Hat in Our Steck J(T . No Matter-What the Former Price Vf tl Great Sale of Women's - Dresses and Fine wasn - Great Special Sale of . Jewelry, Watches and Clocks T Wonderfnl' Bargains Saturday.' ft --Ac-k-rf-fP?, that sold for 5 Q-v at yard. . Rajah I 59c to 75c fancy - Persians, and print - rough , v . natur- 8 1 1 " splen- Dresden ed warp effects, on bargain square, yd. 35c (Mies at 19c yd. Very fine quality unbleached, yard wide muslin, in mill lengths, at, f" yard ,OC Remnants of fancy white goods Persian and India lawns, voiles, etamines and nainsook values up to 30c a yard, at yard 5c square, ai, 1 n and $4 qual y I j f U the latest styles $5 Boys' $1 Odd Pants, at Boys' - 60c Washable 49 Pants, at 19 Summer . .Dresses, Lingerie DressesSee windows - i The Sale You Have Been Waiting For Unrestricted Choice of Any Man's Suit in the House Saturday, June 29th, One Day Only, l"Jorth Up $j n) To $30 Z Sirouss & Bros.' High Art Clothes, ( 11 CLOTHING COMPANY Ml COR.M& D0U61ASV " IIISllMBBBBBB5iMBBBBBfiBjBBBBsHBSar I J rilllinoislentralO offers exceptionally low rates to many points down East. TICKETS are on sale daily limited to sixty days for re turn detailed information at CITY TICKET OFFICE 409 South Sixteenth Street. Phones: Douglas 264; A-2164. W.S.Clewell,C.P.&T.A. S. North, District Passenger Agent. IT Free land information You can learn the facts -about any section of the country through The Twentieth Cen tury Farmer's Free Land Information Bureau, which is maintained for the benefit of our readers. Climatic conditions, land laws, best lands for any particular crop, best sections for fruit growing, stock k raising and general farming all such facts may be bad if you will simply send postage for reply, and address , Land Information Bureau The Twentieth Century Fanner Omaha, Nebraska. Over 100,000 farm famtli$ nai &. ME mm Hurrsi for ths 4th of Jnly! Ksrs w us ag-sin with our to nus! sals of firsworks. On en tirs room dsvotod to tUs sal of firsworks. Plsnty of olsrks to Sirs . 70a prompt sttsntlon. TIw ssm motto H svsry ysr tn Try iMst ousilty of goods at prloss way Wow wholssals. . Rsrs ars a fsw specials to start Tlr or Baglo riraoraoksrs, r 4S4a'B'srt'da'Hricrckrs, psr pks 60 t-ln SalnUs, 15 in Vox, psr box 4o 3- ln. BalntM, IS la tox, psr oox So 10 ball Soman Candlss, dos. . . 30o SO-baU Boman Candlss, saoh.. 80 4- os. Sky Kooksts, par dos. .. 880 8-os Sky Xooksts, saoh So Snako In tlia Grass, psr dossn 60 Osrman Sparklsrs, psr dossn.. 4o Knndnds of otnar barralns. Bamambar wa carry a full and eo mplsts Una. Coma aarly-to arold tba rush latar on. ksmam bar tna location. JOS.F.BILZ 522 South 16th St. Opposite Horns Hotel. 16th and Jaokson. Culp - Elortpn's Qreat Stock of Hen's Suit $13.75-810.75 IS and Many Other Well Known Makes l AMUSEMEKTS. BEAUTIFUL LAKE MAN AWA "40 Minutes From Omaha." aOATIVff ASO BATXIsTCK There's plenty of water In the lake this sea son, and additional boating: and bath ing facilities have been installed. SAWCIKQ The beautiful Ball Room continues to be a big attraction. Open every afternoon and evening. Arthur E. Smith's splertdid orchestra makes the music FREE MOVING PICTURES ' EVERY EVENING. - Many other Attractions. Base Ball Omaha ys. St. Jeseph Rourke Park Jane 26, 37, 28, 29 Friday, June 28th, Ladies' Day. Can Leave 15th and Farnam. 3:15. GAMES CALLED 3:30 &cf SUMMER SHOW ZSowDAYLIGHTSS TAV9ETXUS includes Holmen Bros., Comedy Turners: Violet Holland. Song stress: John A. West and Singing Wolf; Richard Hyde. Lyric Vocalist Pictures changed daily. New Vaudeville Sunday. Hours. 1 to i; AIIYmBA1fi 7 to 11 p. m. - Hill time COMB A 1ST TXMX-. STAT TBS I.IKJT BOYD'STODAY Matinee and Bight. De Luxe Pictures II Orchestra Entertainers Quartette You've seen the Rest 1 A. Kidlets Now See the Best - I WU A Nickel natures Change Xom Than, and Sat. IHlHBIM(HBHBSaBaHBSBaSSSSBSSBSSSMiWiBMnH Every Department. Every Counter Filled With Matchless Bargains for Friday I BETTER VALUES AT: EQUAL PRICES Matchless Bargains in Wanted Silks Assortments and values you'll not find duplicated in any other store in the land here (or Friday. Bew Spring- Silks, including- Foulards. Messalines. Striped Taffetas, Printed and Plain Pongees, Jap Silks, Checked Loulsienes and Wash Corded Silks, values to $1.00 yard; in two big- lots, at 18o and 380 76o Ponreea at 48036 Inches wide. I ' Silk Satin ronlards Mo-All . , nnA I silk. 36 inches wide, mostly navy in natural color only, good firm fcu an(J black grounds, neat fig quality; snap at .....48o ures; mtchless at 68c About 35 Dress Patterns of Bordered Poulards that formerly sold at $1.2" to 2.50 yard; going in Friday's great clearance in two lots at, per yard ....680 and S3c 15c Val. Laces 5c A beautiful new summer line of French and German Val. Laces, all in matched sets, values to 15c yard, jj at, per yard .30 Wool Dress Fabrics KU48c-68c Beautiful Summer "Weight Dress Fabrics, such as Mo hairs, Brilliantines, Panamas, French Serges, Wool Taf fetas, etc., 40 to 52 inches wide, Friday at, per -yard ........... I.:..... ....V.:.:. ..48c and 68c Specials in Summer White Goods Linen Dept. for Friday Dotted Swisses, Lawns and Mulls, plain and fancy, worth 25c yard, at lOt Vard wide Handkerchief Linen and Irish Batiste, worth $1.00 yard 594 Sheer fancy . walstlngs, plain checked and floral designs, worth 50c yard -25t Soft Chamois finished Long Cloths, best value ever offered, worth 22 Vi c yard ....... 10e Sheer cool French and Persian Lawns and Chiffons, worth 50c yard .....30 Friday Specials in 1.50 Lace Curtains, in ecru, all full size, at, pair 95t 20c Curtain Swisses, colors and white, 36 in. wide, at, yd. 10$ 30c Bungalow Nets, full 36 In. wide, at, yard 12$ 15c Puritan Washable Draperies in all colors, Friday, yd. Women's Suit Section In the Domestic Room Children's Dresses, to 89c values, all sizes 6 to 14 years, good styles and patterns, at ..49e Women's Percale Rouse Dresses and Wrappers that sold at $1.00, Friday, choice . .. . 09$ One-Plece Wash Dresses, Percales and Chambrays, to $2.00 Values, choice ...... ........$1.25 Silk Dresses, to $10.00 values, Foulards and Messalines, good summer styles, at .....$3,95 Blaok Panama Brsss Skirts, to $3.00 values, well made, nicely trimmed: choice 11.98 Infants' Shoes and Stocking's, 3c values; Friday at aso Women's Whit Summer Waists, wanted new styles, regular 75c and $1.00 values .....60o Remnants in Domestic Room Friday AT LESS THAN COST TO MANUFACTURE 60 Bine Prints, assorted patterns, for .. ., 3o ISo Serpentine Crepe, good patterns. at .. who ISo Silk rinish Poulards ..loo Walts Goods of all kinds, to 12 Vic values, at yard..' .....Bo BHo Bleached Muslins, 38 inches wide, at yard. . , 50 50o Beady Mads Sheets 330 Art Tiokinff, 82 inch wide, to 15c yard values, at 740 lotion Specials IK TBB DOMESTIC BOOM. So Safety Pins, Friday 3 cards for Co 60 Gold Eye Veedles, Friday 3 pack ages for So So Collar Buttons, Friday 3 dozen - lor 60 Bo Linen Thread, Friday, 3 spools for .. ........................ .80 loo Doilies, 3 for .....6c So Pearl Buttons, dosen .sHo ISo Ocean Pearl Buttons . .Ho 10c Xmhroidary Xnsertings. - -SOc Embroidery Ploandaf aad. Corset Cover Embroidery, yard lOo Read Hayden's Mammoth Grocery Sale for Friday. It Pays IS lbs. Best Granulated Sugar ..11.60 10 bars Lennox, Beat-'Km-AU or Diamond C Soap ,..800 10 lbs. best White or Yellow Corn meal l7Ho 4 lbs. Fancy Japan Head Rice . . 8S0 7 lbs. best Bulk Laundry Starch. 25c 8 cans Domestic Oil or . Mustard Sardines ....89o Jellycon. Jello or Advo Jell, pkg 7 He 1-lb. cans Anderson or Campbell's Soups 7 Ho J 14-os. pkg. best Domestic Maca roni ..7Ho 16-oz. cans Faultless Condensed Milk ....V4o 8 bars Castile. Tar, Elder Flower or Glycerine Soap .25o 6 cans l.u Lu Scouring Soap . . . .25o 1-lb. pkg best Domestic Corn Starch. at MMMM.... .....i' 40 Oriole or K C. Corn Flakes, pkg So McLaren's Peanut Butter, lb ....18c 3-lb.. cans Fancy Table . Apricots, : Peaches, Pears.. Plums or Grapes. per can ...... ....l5o . Peter's Breakfast Cocoa, lb ...... 20o The best Tea Sif tings, lb ..... . . 10c Golden Santos Coffee, lb 85c 8PBCLU1 OB BUTTEB aad CBBBSB. No. 1 creamery butter, lb. ISo Fancy No. 1 dairy butter, lb. ....13c Pay Try Hayden's First fcys EQUAL Ol QUALITY AT LESS PRICES 25c Venetian Laces 7 A great clearing" sale of Venice Bands, Appliques, Festoons and Medallions, in white and cream, 7 a 25c yard values, at. I 2w Extra Specials for Friday in Vash Goods Silk Mixed Bordered Foulards, 42 in. wide, 50c grade, at exact ly half price 25 50c White Voiles with tinted borders of -pink, blue, lavender, Friday to close . . . . . ., . 35$ Black , and white stripe Egyptian Voiles, 40 in. wide, 39c grade, to close 25$ 25c Dotted Silk mixed goods, a full line of colors, at exactly half price, Friday '.12H All our 18c Dimities . . 12 Vt All our 15c bordered batiste 10$ All 18c printed Swisses 12$ the Drapery Dept. Washable Colored Sateens, 36 - in., wide, dainty patterns, worth 25c up , 12$ 8.50 Rope Portieres for full size doors, heavy Chenille cords, each ....... $2.95 Drapery Remnants of all kinds to 50c yard values, yd. . .5$ Summer Underwear Friday in Domestic Room Xiess Than Manufacturers' Cost.. Oar Ms; special purchase alone maxss these prtoea possible. Children's II Waist Union Suits, too values; Friday, all sizes 950 Kec's Poroakalt Shirts or Drawers, all sixes. 60c values 35o Men's Balbrig-g-an and Lisls Under wear Shirts and drawers white, " ecru and colors made to sell at 60c, 75c and $1.00; on sale at.36o and 8 So Ken's and Boys' Balbrlffgan Undor wear, at v i&o Children's ISo and 25o Underwear at iaHo and 7Ho Women's Undervests or Pants, 25c to. 60c garment values. 25c and 12HO Women's Union Suits, extra and reg ular slsses, 60c and 75c values at .25o and 35o Infants' Keroerised Bands at 7o Men's Union Suits, porosknit, fine lisle and cotton, all sizes; Friday at .. ..69o Men's $1.00 Union Suits, nearly all kinds; Friday at .490 Msn's 92.00 Ilsle Union Suits, on sale at ....98o ISHo Brsss Ginghams, good pat- terns and colors 6o lav&o Percales, light and dark col ors, 36 inches wide 7o Imported Dress Ginghams, 32 inches wide, to 18c values ioe 7Ho Indigo Bin Apron Check Ging hams, at ..so Hew Summer Lawns, 10c yard val ues, at yard .........60 ISo Cotton Voiles, at.. 12V&0 Long Cloth and India Iilnons, 12y2c to 18c values, at..'. 100 Men's and Boys' Clothing Bargains In ths Domestic Boom Friday Red Eagle Indian Play Suits, $1.00 values, at ... . . .50c Boys' Base Bali Suits $1.00 values at 50c Men's Suits Made to sell up to. $10, in Friday's sale, at. ..$5.00 Full cream Young America Cheese, lb-. i80 Neufcbatel cheese, each . .3o , AHOTHEB BIG CUT IN fSESB VEGETABLES 15'lba. to the peck, New Potatoes; demand IS lbs., the law requires it, peck .400 6 bunches fresh leaf lettuce 50 8 bunches fresh radishes ...50 6 bunches fresh beets, turnips, car rots or onions 50 4 bunches fresh Kohll Rubbi . ,..5o New cabbage, per lb. 30 Fancy wax white cauliflower lb. So Fancy wax or green beans, lb. ..So 3 bunches fresh parsley '.. So 3 large hothouse cucumbers .....loo Fresh peas, per quart .....5o Fancy ripe tomatoes, per lb. 60 3, beads fresh head lettuce So 5 bunches fresh asparagus ......So Large market basket fresh turnips .60 Large. Juicy lemons, per doren .200 yuan ooxes cnernes Quart boxes gooseberries, currants or black raspberries gu0 Large baskets fancy ripe ton-Vtoe 1 v'v- so