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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1912)
10 lili-; 1E;: OMAHA, THUKSDAlr, AUGUST 22, 1912. TRAINLOAD OFHOMESEEKERS iabor Commissioner Guye Has a : Colonization Scheme. LOCATE HUNDRED FAMILIES Hur Applicants Have Been Me- lt That Promoter of the " Plaa Are Able to Select the .. :; Mont Desirable. ' . " ' Deputy Labor Commissioner Guye Is 'Aii Omaha and In connection with D. ilemDeaver of the Burlington's home- eklng department Is working up ine -plans for the excursion train that Is to 3e brought from Chicago to Ifebrasxa, September S. and which will have on iord the heads of 100 Chicago fami lies, coming out to seek farms and farm Kinds. - !lThe idea of colonizing the vacant lam's T)f western Nebraska originated witn Mr, -&uye some months ago and he at once Jpened up a correspond jnce with num erous societies In Chicago and othr illinois cltlea and towns. . The result tmi been that he has secured pjedk'es from the heads of 100 famlllas and M.ey win ome here, look the groand over and if everything Is found satisfactory, will iocate. He found so many people de sirous of coming to Nebraska that he -was enabled to select ills an and of the 100 picked for the Initial trip, all are men of cons'derab'e means, and most of whom have had experience In ome branch. of agriculture, either re- ently,- or, when they were boys. The train will be accompanied -from Chicago by Messrs. Guye and Deaver. Here It will be met by Governor Al jflrich and run on to Lincoln, where It will be divided, one t portion going up Jhto the Alliance country and the other Jhrougn the sand hills. At supping joints In Nebraska, Governor Aidricn Ind Messrs. Guye and Deaver will drop Jhe homes eekers off where there are iheap lands. At these points they will Jbe met by company agents, who will b wipplled with lists of cheap lands. Thes Sands will be shown to the land seekers, 3 ho will be enabled to make their pur chases without paying the customary Commissions exacted by the regular land Jsents. The Idea In doing this Is to secure the Actual settlers and furnishing them land t actual cost m Commissioner Guye says he has let 3rs from thousands of farmers In the ast. all of whom express a , desire to jome i to Nebraska and secure farm Jnds. Many are prepared to buy the tilgh grade and Improved farms, while Still others are desirous of securing cheaper lands. Up to the present time h has made little effort to secure set tiers from farther east than Illinois, feeling that he can fill the state with larmers from the central west. dairies Inspected j: y by City Officials Health Commissioner ConnelU City jpomro'ssloner Ryder, Dr. C. W. Pollard and Dairy Inspector Bossle visited Sev Sral dairies of the city Tuesday and In jected them. . They were unanimous In reporting alt it sahltary condition, clean, well kept 2nd model In every rartlcu ar. , They con "Wuded their trip with a vlblt to the flat 5es in the southwest section of the cty, ireaway Ordinance 1 May 'Be Amended Cit Commissioner Butler's ordinance S-'ilng a tax on areawaya under Side walks may be amended before It comes rr for passage. Mayor Pahlman favor He ordinance, but be lovcg tl.t tax ought $ be itduc d fiom Vk to 1 per cent But Jjr himself may amend the ordinance to x err.pt area ways from which owner de IJve no Income. ! ; Rock Island Will Have Splendid New ; Freight Depot Here Second Vice President Ridgeway of the j Rock Island Is In town on his way home j to headquarters in Chicago. Mr. Ridge- , way has been out on the company lines I looking Into the crop conditions and the car shortage question. As to crops, Mr. Ridgeway finds them of the bumper variety all through Ne braska, Kant as, Iowa and Illinois, with a wonderful wheat crop in Minnesota and the Dakota. Relative to the new freight depot to be erected In Omaha by the Rock Inland, Mr. Rld;eaay says the matter Is entirely In the handd of President Aludge. who 'a expected to come west soon. He has seen the plans, and while not caring to dis cuss them, rays the building will be one which will be a credit to Omaha, of a pleasing style if architecture, modern and large enough for future needs unless the business In and out of Omaha should in crease very rapidly. Mr. Ridgeway wai unable to state when , work upon the structure would begin. ANDE i5s and Misses5 Commissioner Ryder Sprains His Ankle Police Commissioner Ryder is suffering from a sprained ankle sustained whiie Inspecting dairies Tuesday. He stumbled over a trough while investigating sani tary conditions in a dairy in the south west section of the city. He was unable to appear at his office, but telephoned that he was suffering little Pain and would "be on the job" tomorrow. Army Men Anxious About Their Money United States army men of Omaha and the nelghbor.ng posts are still anxiously watching the deficiency army appropria tion bill. The fact that It has not yet passed has for some time Inconvenienced the army men here,, and especially uie married men, "who need their salaries. Payments of wages have not been made for June or July. Remarried Year After j Securing Divorce Albert Bubb and El a Bubb, whose bond of matrimony were severed a year ago, were remarried In the county Judge's office by -Justice of the .Peace C. V. Britt yesterday, They said they had found they loved each other after all.' Since the divorce Mrs. Bubb had lived in Os ceola, la. i . - :: , - PLANS ARE MADE FOR STATE TEACHERS' MEETING President E. I Rouse of .'. the , Btate Teachers' association and Superintendent E. U. Graff have conferred on plans for the annual meeting ' of the association, which occurs election week In November. The meetings will be held In the Audi. torium of the , new wing of the high school, which will accommodate about M0. Other rooms at the high school will be used for committee meetings. PIERP0NT HAS LOVELY g - VACATION IN COLORADO "XL W. Pierpont salesman for C. C. Goorge A Co., will return from his vaca tion T ursday,-, He spent three weeks , of It In bed with tonsltltls at Palmer. Lake, Co'o. . ' Tbe salesman left for the resort ' well End heatty three weeks ago. but on ar riving there wnt to bed with a large and rfclnful neck. He has written he has been tickled with his vacation, having spent ach day , dabbing his throat with an gidlne feather. ' ' , Nobo4y U To OUT to learn that the sure way to cure a -sough, cold or sore lungs la with Dr. lung's New Discovery. 50c and $1.00. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. YOUTH DECLARES HE NEVER WILL FISH AGAIN While Frank Hadok, 12 years of age, was fixing a fishing' line at Ms home, 207 North Ninth street, one of the hooks become lodged In bis lower , lip. Police Surgeon Edward removed the hook, , Toung Hadok says he ii never going fishing again because .he knows bow It hurts, a fish to be caught on a hook, ' HAYES SAYS HE WILL PLAY HERE SATURDAY "Gravy" Hayes .of Chicago, Midwest singles champion, will positively play In the challenge round singles match Sat urday afternoon despite .the faot that he suffered 'a 'sprained ankle Monday after noon In a , practice match with Harry Koch. The ankle Is Improving rapidly and was reported much better this morn ing. ' . Hundreds of, these good practical ( skirts, that will give splendid serv ice in any -season.- Made in ;late styles of. fine panama cloth, serges, voiles and mixtures. " J WORTH UP TO $3-at. yC'i ' ; , Wmx Dcclal lot of fine meBsaltnet and taffeta in all colors and black . Mercerized Hairline Striped Casheen. A well known 25c fabric just the thing for making early , fall -waists, children's dresses, etc. regular 2oc values at, a yard regular 25c values -JIq THURSDAY SPECIALS IN OUR BASEMENT. iams for School Drosses lencths. of verv fine rjinsrhams, in fast1 colors, large and small checks, . plaids, fancy t stripes ,' and plain colors.- Gingham is the most desirable iaDric formaking children's school dresses. A new Q shipment at, a yard. . .... . . . .'. . ... . ... ...jv Plain and Fancy printed Silkolinesl Thousands of ysrds of thefincat quality Bilkollnes; styles and colorings that will make pretty cover ings one ; yard. es and colorings tnat wm maKe prewy cover i for comforters desirable lengths, ' A yard wide on sale at, per JgyC 18-in. Nainsook ui Camiric Emir'd. Flouacinls and Corset CoYcriagj Also fine embroidery, insertions and galloons in lacy baby .Iri8h:ettec;alMo-A eyelet, floral and blind relief designs; many worth 40c a yard-big bargain, yd. V SILK GLOVES. Women's 16-button length ! White Milanese Silk Gloves, worth $1; special at, pair. . . . Pure 69c HANDKERCHIEFS. , Hemstitched Sheer Irish Linen Handker chiefs; also fancy printed centers and borders ; and - Men's Hemstitched ; Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, worth f A. np to 25c at, each . . . . . . . . TRIMMINQ LACES, c v ; 2,000 yards new Drop and Ball Edge' Trim ming lc8wHite;cream,. and. ?s'ecrn, . worth up to ;25c a yrd-very2 lg; special at, yard . . . .'.'.. .(. .. JZ V TRMMINO jjLW&TZ-B'ANDS. In macrame, filet, cluny, crochet, Venise,'" Bohemian and camckmacross -effects-white, cream! and ecru,' worth .up to' 50c a ; i.yard-rata j ; .. lt- ;: tllSi ?-' Sefe the Sew SeMlesston Rugt t$t5.93f "'; 9x12 sise all new, fall -patterns that are copies of the' most -expensive WiltohV 4 C-:AO ? rugs. An excellent wearing Quality, .worth regularly $25.00 this sale at.V.j;. vVytl If you Intend to buy a new rug soon this is your opportunity. ; ; ; ; V - : . r Axminater Rugs 2 7x6 0-inch size, end less variety , of . patterns, , both floral and oriental; worth regu- CI larly $3.50, at. ........ V 7 Axtnlnster Rug 3 6x7 2-inch size, extra fine quality, all new pat terns, worth regularly $5.00, at. . . V. . . . . . .-.tpaValyQ Linoleum Special 4-yard : linoleum, an excellent grade; at per ' ( square yard. ...... .TtYC Cliocolatcs-tlic 40c Kind for 25c Lb. ThuTsday; & Delicious Italian Bitter Sweet. Chocolates with pure fruit'and chopped ritit centers vanilla, strawberry, maple, pineapple, etc. flavors. , i I ' .'. V ;! V. ly.BR ANDEIS; :STQRES; r .,.,Jii., v,;m-Mm,m, r ..ni.ii.f..i. nr ninmiinri mm.i fiiiii n I ' . V i. : " " .'" Ladies' ; Stockings Free on Thursdajfi I Just as a llttls axtra induoomsnt to tars yoa try a pair of our W.Oos (hos, wa will gits Plr of la41s tin lis Is bos rsXB (oolor to match M A nVWDTT BTTXS3 A EUTOZ.X rKICU JXT3T $3.00. - ; . '.. M9 Cbargt for Psllvsriss. ' SH OEM AREET AVE S : 1 ' : O 1M iii ' 333 tOVTK SIXTZZXTTB STXBZT, .iniisilil n il l'jii'A'inf' lien OBSE ON niGIlT TRAIU to RAIISaS CITY VIA THE M issouri Pacific Leave Omaha ........ ....11:15 p. m. Arrive Kansas City......... 7:10 a.m. New Fast Daily Train To Kansas City Leave Omaha ............. .10:3 m.' m, Arrive Kansas City 5:30 p.-m. Modern equipment Drawing Room Sleeping Car, Chair Car, and our own unsurpassed Dining; Car Service (meals a la carte). - ALSO Leave Omaha ............. .8:00 a. m. , Arrive Kansas City ........ .4:K) p. m. Latest patterns of Coaches. Chair Cans. Making all stops. All above trains make direct connections In Kansas City vita Missouri Pacific trains South and West. Better Track Better Service The rout of this new service is along- the Missouri River for a large part of the way. thus affording a most enjoyable, picturesque daylight trip. . . For reservations and any Information, phone or aee T05I HUGHES, Trav. Pass. Apt., 1423 Farnam St. THOS. F. GODFREY, . Pass, and Ticket Agt. rhobo Doug. 104.' Drexel's Three Bct Bargains To close the most successful clearance sale we ever held we are going to offer three bargains the biggest footwear bar gains ever -' offered. Sale closes Saturday. i 1 $3.50 and $4 Values 100 pairs of women's genuine White Sea Is land Duck Button Ox fords, $3.50 and $4.00 value on sale at $1.95 $5.00 Values Women's Brooie Pumps, genuine French kid, not sheep skin; our regular $j pumps on sale at $1.00 $4 and $5 Values 100 pairs of . Men's patrnt colt high grade Oxfords; broken lots, never sold for ' less, than $4 and $5; on sale at 05c Vacation ;, The best Matting Suit Cafs in Omaha for $2.00 others at all prices. . Steamer Trunks Regular Trunks. The best values In Omaha. j Freiing & Stcinls Tronic Factory. v 1 8C3 Farnam St. Phone Doug. StTt. . WM.1 J. BOEKHOFF, Six Trains to Des Moines 12:38 ; 10.33 410 t 4:27 , t08 ;a..av ...' -aav a. a. , p.m. via , Rock Island Lines AMl'SEMSCNTS, Angnst SO, 81, Sii aat .r, , Base Ball OMAHA vs. WICHITA Rourke Park : Trlday. Angus 83, Xrfkdlea Day " ' Games Oallei Si30. KRUG THEATER Mat. Today, 2:30; Night, 8:30. JARDIN DE PARIS GIRLS REAL BURLESQUE. , Ladies' Daily Dime Matinee . AMl'SEMEMS, " EE ANDE IS : THEATER tnrsAT XATxirss. j"". ovauc-Tso-siit Hats., goo-aoc DAVE LEWIS r , k Zb the OlrlU Moaloaj rare, "SOsTT XXX TO TOT7B WUnrwtt'S a sure hit - Then Sou?. 4M - ABTAirOrB TAVSBTOAX Opeaa 8uaflr aCatinea, AagMt 86. . . Seats Xew oa tJal. D REX EL 1419 Farnam tXX TAJtOtri Patrick Conway's Band of New Yoik 40- AXTXSTB 40 at LAKE ? MANAVVA - o ' : ; "v Thla Week. ? i ""'Y " 1 :"; 'j- ' Concerts Kach Afternoon and Evening,, as follows: 2;S0 to S:30, 4:J0 to ; 5:30. 8 to and to 11. Farewell Concerts Trlday Evening. ' ' ; ; 5 THS GRKATEST ' BAND THAT HAS 'VISITED' THIS PART OF THE ; OOUNTRT FOR YEARS. IN THE CLASS WITH SOUSAS AND ELLERY'S. J DON'T FAIL. TO H'EAR IT. ' " . - J ; ' ' -1 7 . , Admission to Fazk rrea. Xesrve4 seats la ttvmt of Baag Btan4 10 oents for.esch. ooccert. i t - t k.-- STORE CLOSES AT 5 P.M.i DURING august i-i 1 vi tlH immmm riif "'tiifsii ViiTiPrnr 'f Ji nniirii i Do Your Shopping in the Morning 'While It's CooL AH Summer Goods Must Go We give you' the greatest bargain opportunities of the year right noW in4o.nr Ladies' Cloak and Suit Department. Suninler Dresses, Skirt'v Waists, Suits and Coats that are desirable in every way-will be marked. Thursday at prices thai.,- will moyd them quickly as we must make room for our. Fall: Stock jwhich has already commenced to arrive. All Our Dresses of pure linen, allover embroidery, lingerie, marquis ette, tissues, illks and Imported dimity dresses; also any Linen Suit ,-ln the house that aold up to $15.00 and $20.00 ft ft gf an go in one lot Thursday at CHOICE - M3 ysii white and SI. 95 FOR... 300 Dresses in lingerie, lawn, marquisette and " batiste; fanciea-r-t hat have sold at $3.95 to $7.50; Thursday ' at choice for. 800 Wash Dresses In batiste, ginghams and lawns this season's best styUs, light and dark colors, really worth up to $3.93; Thursday at choice for .89 150 Handsome Silk: Dresses made of good chif fop taffetas, plain and pretty changeable effects all sizes, regular $15.00 and $18.00 val ues Thursday ........ .$4.95 75 Ladlea' Linen Coats Suitable for street and motor wear, Buch as have sold at $7.50 to $15.00; Thursday, choice.,.. 82.95 MAJiTFACTl REU S STOCK OF DRESS SKIRTS for Ladles and Misses, secured by cur buyer now in New. York, at his own price. Ve will give you Thursday the greatest skirt values ever offered creams and colored serges, whipcords and fancy ; weaves skirts that were made to sell up to $7.50 each; choice Thursday, at. ..... . . .... ... 1.8 j rlOO dot 11.00.; dozen "Ladles' Lawn .; Thursday choice 'Waists arid Tailored Waists, all "sizes, worth for, each.. 35c I Basntlxcl Wnlta Waists, In all this summer's prettiest styles, that have sold up to $3.00; Thursday choice for , . . , .9Se ChUf.rea's Wash Brass?,., worth . choice for. 75c, all sizes; Thursday at, 25c Ladles' "Closefit" Petticoats,. worth JZ.6Q; Thursday. Ladles' Lawn Dressing- Sacques; Thursday, each..., Ladies' White Aprons, 85c values;. Thursday........ .950 .1M .ISO XVASZZ3' HEW 7AXX, BVZTt are here in great variety it pays to get first choice." Thursday we can give you the best suit values you ever saw at... ...:..;.....;.. ...... i5.oo and fis.so HCTICB See our collection of the famous "Crown Jewel Soita," worth much more, 'but always ''sold at.'. 125.00 Thursday's Specials in Domestic Boom Black Satinet 30 inches wide, "15c values J., Silkoline, 36 inches wide, 15c values ... ........... f o Art .Ticking; ;3 i, inches wide, 16c values ................. .10 Cotton Dress Goods, plaids and checks for school dresses 18c values, at . .V: .. -.. . . . . : . . . . . . ...i2 Lawns and Batistes, pretty patterns and colors, values to 12c, 5 Bleached Muslin, 36 Inches wide, 9c values Qc 1'iUow Cases, size, 42x36, l5c values , .10 Ready Made Sheets, 72x90, 50c values .35 Voiles, all new colors and patterns, 18c values 12 Vt Imported Dress dlnghams with Bilk stripes, good patterns, 25c val ues, at , ; . .'. .... .v.V-.. .15t Cretones for Comforters,' 10y values .......... ... . . . ... 7 75c Embroidery at 25c Full, 27-lnch.. Embroidered Flouncings. ih handsome floral and open work, patterns, regular; prices up to 7 So per yard; on sale Thursday at,,' per - yard . ..... ..... . .'. .V. 25t 25c Shadow Lac at 1 0c Soft; shadow laces, edges and bands to match; three.four and; five' inches wide worth up to 25c per yard; on sale Thursday, yard, 1 .Thursday OnlyNew styles in Silk Tops, vel SvKvet facings ; in all colors; Thursday, jJJ ' Whit(. pink,, blue,' in fact all leading colors in ".' Felts. .. .V.1. . . ...... . . .$1000 to Sl.25.- Special Dcd Linen f Sa!o Thunaay High GraJo Linen Dept. Hemstitched Bed Sheets, siae 81x30. : best, goods manufac tured,' il.75 values, each, at . .31.20 Hemstitched Pillow-Cases,- sUe 45x36, to match same mater ial, 50c. values, each... 33d Hotel Sheets, size 81x99,' Be un less, heavy and strong, 1 1.0 () '. values, each . ; . .... . .65 Full Double Bed Slie Sheets," heavy strong and durable ' '76c- values, each . . . . .50t Grand assortment, two size well " made' Pillow Cases,- 15c vaK ues, each . . . .... . .'. ..10 Opening Up of Hew Fall Goods At Special Prices in the High Grade Wash Goods Cept. A new full line of T Beacon's . Bath Kobe Cloth, in beautiful designs, 50c quality, yd. 39 Cord Sets to match every pat tern ........ 39 A full line of 36 Inch genuine Superfine Flannels, a good ' assortment' of colors and pat terns to select from, soma , with .fancy borders, to trim; at, yard .' 15t Snowland Fleece, a. full line of styles and colors; yd., 12 All Summer Goods at greatly reduced prices to make room for new fall goods. ' It's Our High Quality and Fair Prices That Make Our Grocery Dept. Famous. A Saving of 25 to 60 'J-' .c ; by TracUng at Hayden's. . ' ' X.B. BB8T OXAJTV. ' tl fill i iS-lb. sack of our superior Diamond H flour, maae irom uie oesi se lected old wheat ....$1.83 19 bars Lenox,' Beat-'Em-AU or Diamond C Soap ........So 10 lbs. best Mixed Chick Feed. .5o 10-lba. best White or Tsllow Corn- meal ........... WM I lbs. best Bulk Laundry Stxrch 83o Gallon cans Apples for pies.....S0a Jello, JeOycon .or" Advo Jell, per pkr. ... . TH McLaren's Peanut Butter, lb., Mtc cana OIL or Mustard Sardinia t5c 18-os. can Condensed Milk. . . . .l; 14-oa. pkgCbest Don.tlo Macaroni , for ........ 1-lb. can Assorted Soup . . . . .7)10 SKl-b. -boxes best selected Soda - Crackers ... .... Oo E-'CL- or Qrlolo Corn Flakes,, per pkr- H Tbp best Tea SifUnss. lb...,...JOo Oo!1n Santos Coffee, lb. -BSa I 1-lb. cmne Booth Baked Beans lOo 5-lb. pall JTrult Jelly...., ..i..'.Sfl ' XMM aSBATZSJT TBOBTABtB , luunnoxiu The best Sweet Corn, per dozen, lOe 15 lbs. best quality New Potatoes for ,. ...aoo : S heads Cabbage So Larse market basket Wax Beans for ........ .i5e Larce market basket Ripe Toma toes for SSe Large market basket Beets, Carrots or Onions 90o l arge market basket Cucwmbers ZOo v m r Beans, per Ib....So - ....... .So Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb. ... . tVtO New Parsnips, , Beets, Carrots or . - , , . IWo u s'.us.'i. fiaih Celety. .......... So bunches Green Onions ...So I large Red Cabbage 10o .Fancy Arizona Musk Melons, each, at ..' So afd 7Ho A Carload of Xxtra Pancy Calif or. aia Bibert Peaebes In This is extra fancy fruit an4 trill go on sale Thursday (no limit, 9Cfi - all you want) per case It v Ata" TryliAYDEfi'S First i )