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THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1912.
SUB-SIDEWALK TAX LOWER . Can You Beat It?
Ak-Sar-Ben Floats
Labeled New York
Igal; Apartment to Draft Ordi
nance for Fifteen-Mill Levy.
3USBTESS MEN OPPOSE THE TAX
.
W. F. Baxter U the Only Business
3Ia to .Appear to Are i Fa
vor of the Proposed
"' " I,evy.
The sale of the Ak-Sar-Ben electric
floats to Denver for its Mountain and
Plain festival when announced ' was re
garded as a particular tribute to the ex
cellence of Omaha's , street pageant
Here, however, la Denver advertising
the same floats as coming "direct from
the New York Hippodrome" t least
they are to designated in the Denver
Post, which then proceeds to describe
them in detail in superlative language.
Omaha's electrical parade is to have its
second performance) in Deaver next
Thursday evening, but in making the bill
of sale Ak-Sar-Ben evidently failed to
stipulate against pretense that the floats
came from New York.
Electors Not Chosen
By EooseveltMen
Now that the six moosely inclined re-
"Big business," represented by twenty
five or thirty prominent business men,
won a temporary victory In the city com
mission when hey secured a postpone
ment of the passage of the subway tax
ordinance until a new ordinance, reduc
ing the tax from 35 to 15 mills. Is drafted
by the legal department
W. F. Baxter, a member of the com
mittee, fought for the 25 mill tax ordi
nance, saying the reduction of the amount
would mean that the tax on subways
would also be reduced from 25 to 15 mills,
and the result would be that no greater
Income would accrue because of the ordinance.
ami man spoks in favor of the ordinance I , .Z r ,n J. 7!t'
butthe following opposed it: Gorgs E. j "y will not P " to Taft
.Barker. Frank . IcVnnard, C. B. Sher- ! on the ground that they were,
man. C. H. Pickens, A. L. Cahn. Joe at the prlrruuie. by Roosevelt
Stoker. A. C, Drelbus, C. A. Martin and ;. - f'
MJ1I f man 0 republican state committee,
MrBaxter'showed said the protest was he wonder, how they justify them
.urprlslng in that the tax would be very ;v for getUng on the primary ballot
mail if left at S mills. Mr. Butler said ; in th first place by presenting them
it would bring in less than 110,000 a year. . yes asi tor either La Follette or Roose-
" City Co.b.U Nodes. )velt rhen they ' they wert nom"
AA ordinance regulaUng automobile I Jnated at thi primaries a. BooMv.lt
Jfrafflo on the streets was held up for a ( electors," said Gnert Culver, this Is
lv ,n Wntstints a hearing. only half true. The petition circulated, to
, Action on an ordinance compelling auto ! get. them on the primary ballot repre
waners to buy and equip their machines sented these men a standing first for
With "fenders" was postponed! . toilette or Roosevelt and in any event
" The appraisal of the property con-, for the republican nominee. On the
ttcmr.ed for opening Hickory street from ' trength of this representation they
a
Sixteenth to Nineteenth street was ap-
fyroved.
iFormer Omaha Boy
-rM. . , . ij , convention now i
r Killed in Accident " 0 thW
-j . velt men
gained their place on the primary ballot
through the signatures of La Follette and I
Roosevel men who bellved they would I
do as they said. Now that their preferred
candidates were both defeated at the
convention how can these electors penlat
were chosen by Rootie-
Burlington's Report
On Crops is Good
i ,M'ord has Just been received by Miss
'flfeva Turner, a teacher In the Omaha
fillgh school, of the death by accident of
iher rwphew, Ernest A. Kirtley, at Llmon,
fOosto RJc. Central America.
5f? KtrtUv was educated In tne public
nf nmiht and li well known "" condition of the soli over the en-
Ih.'re. At the time of his death ho was "re Nebraska district is reported by the
Sin the employ of the United Fruit com- ' Burlington to be quite satisfactory. The
many Bt Coata Rica and was going over estimate of the corn yield from the
'his plantation in an automobile when Omaha. Lincoln, Wymore and McCook
Oils machine was struck by a train. The divisions Is thirty-two. twenty, thfrty-on
Wcldent occurred the latter part of Sep. 'and seventeen bushels to the acre, re-
umber. He waa buried In Cost Rica. " ' , . " ,,'
mm The fall has been exceedingly favorable
PrvUbntddlVt: UUIVliVil I I CC . pects for the 1912-13 wheat crop are ex
PRACTICALLY COMPLETE 'ceedlngly good. The crop Is practically
. '.all seeded and many fields are green
John Lewis, chairman of the Douglas with a most satisfactory "stand." The
county progressive committee, is now general rain of this week will be suf-
regularly in charge of headquarters in
what was the lobby of the old. Murray
hotel. He says the Organisation of the
sommittee Is practically completed and
that; the, committee will get busy with
ficlent to take the fall sown grain Into
winter In most excellent condition. v
The average crop of potatoes has been
taken from the ground and the
sugar beet crops la more than
the work of getting out the registration promising. Very , heavy shipments
In Omaha ftr October 28. This, he says, ;0f apples are being made from the east
la to the interest of the republicans as 'ern part of Nebraska, and the crap In
well as of the bull mooters, so far as j general should be good.
the local and state campaign is concerned, Pastures are yielding much, forage as
a practically, all the republican can-.usual at this season of the -year and
excellent condition to
dtdatea for local and state offices have
been Indorsed by the progressives.
BREEN AND BLACKBBURN
AS PETITION CANDIDATES
i Friends of John P. Breen and Thomas
W. Blackburn are said to be urging thesa
men to allow their names to go1 on the
ballot by petition this fall as candidates
for the state senate. The regular can
didates now up from this district on the
republican ticket are N. P. Dodge", F,
Haarmann, John M. McFarland, Arthur
C. Pancoaat and Charles L. Saunders.
Jt Is on account of the alleged mooeey
tendencies of several of these candidates
tl-at Breen and Blackburn are being
pushed as petition candidates. ' -
ENTERTAINMENT PLANNED
i FOR COMMERCIAL TEACHERS
; Committees have been appointed to
plan the program for the entertainment
of the Missouri Valley Commercial Teach
tert" association which convenes in Omaha
TCovcmber & and 30.
: It. C. Rummlsel, priclpai of 'the Omaha
l?'Sh School of Commerce, as rhairman,
litas appointed the following "committees:
Excursions,- L. K. .Glfford, N. M. Graham
ind W. J. Hammell; routtlo. J. W. Lamp
man, Miss lone C, Duffy, Miss Louise
ktegner; decorations, R. H. Johnson, Miss
Mabel Balr and Mies Fay Watts.
JART QUILD ASKS ROOM
2 r ; IN NEW COURT HOUSE
' - loane Powell of the Omaha Art guild
)jiRcnted a petition for the use of space
En the new county court house foTthe art
xhlbit to be conducted by the guild jiext
riontli. Extensive preparations are be--ir.y
made for the exhibit, and It is ex
pected tl:ai It will be the most attractive
. display ever conducted In Omaha. The
Kunty commissioners will very likely
ant permission to use one of the rooms
In the new building.
LITERARY SOCIETY FORMED
. . BY MEMBERS OF Y. M.tH. A.
The Literary society of the Young
Men's Hebrew association was organised
tsunday afternoon by some of the young
men connected with the society. Mr.
Keea was chairman. Constitution and by
laws were adopted. Thla society will
meet, the first and third Tuesday of each
month. Mr. Rees was elected president.
II. Monsky vice president and Ben
Brodkey secretary. '
. "ni-tiiiM Texan.
E. W, Goodloe, Dallas, Tex., 'found a
sure relief for malaria and blliouwiess in
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Only 25c." For
sale by Beaton Drug Co. Advertisement
meadows are In
go into winter.
Women who bear children and ro
mala healthr ar thosa who prepare
their aygtemi la advance of babr'i
coming. TJnlesa ' the mother aldi
nature In iti pre-natal work the crisli
find her lyitem unequal to the d
mande made upon it, and the la-otter
left with weakened health or chronk
ailments. No remedy ! so truly t
help to nature as Mother's Friend
and no expectant mother should M
to use it It relieves the pain anl
discomfort caused by the strain or
the ligaments, makes pliant and elas
tic those fibres and muscles whict
nature is expanding, prevents numb
ness of limbs, and soothes the inflara
nation of breast glands. The srsten
being thus prepared by Motber"i
Friend dispels the fear that the crisli
may not be safely met Mother'i
Friend assures a speedy and compleU
recovery for the mother, and she it
left a healthy woman to enjoy ttu
rearing of her
chili Mother's
Friend is sold at
drug stores.
Write for our free
book tor expect
ant mothers which contains much
valuable information, and many sug
gestions of a helpful nature. '
BlACFItLD REGULATOR CO., Atlaata. Ga.
Orriaha's Two
Bread Leaders
SUNDGREN'S
"Ideal Health Bread" :
SUNDGREN'S
"Blue Ribbon Bread"
Baked Fresh Every Day by
A. O. Sundgren Bakery. .
At All Grocers
' 11 '- " jasj.wsas.ssswit j 'p,
39c
49 c
Best
Place Id
Omaha
to Buy
Boys'
Suits &
O'ccats
TUESDAY
More Remarkable Bargains ip
, LINOLEUM
- From Our Big Special Purchase
New lots brought forward for Tuesday. The bar
gains will be more attractive than ever. These are all
in full pieces-rno remnants. All excellent quality.
Bring the measurements of your rooms.
All the 2 Yard Wide Linoleum
Made to sell up to 75c a square yard; at per
square yard... ....I
Ail the 4 Yard Wide Linoleum
Made to sell up to $1.06 a square yard; at,,
square yard.
Special Sale of Ribbons
Unusually Good Values for Tuesday
' i-inch Plain All Silk Taffeta Ribbons-good 4
for hair bows; at, per yard............ ..luL
S-inch Moire Hair Bow Ribbons, all silk;
at, 'per yard.
4V-inch Pretty Stripe Ribbons good color
ings unequaled at the price, yard. ............
Dresden Ribbons for fancy work, 4 inches i ftp
wide, all silk ; at, per yard .1 v v
BIG BARGAIN IN CURTAIN LACES
.Thousands of yards white and ecru curtain cluny laces
and insertions Piatt Vals.j torchons and fancy laces
and insertions, suitable for trimming curtain nets
up to 5 inches wide and worth up to 20c ;
a yard: at, yard. . ...... .'.t. . , I
Fancy Trimming Laces, Insertions and All-Overs
18-inch fine shadow, Oriental allovers also-Venise, cro
chet, macrame, Bohemian and shadow effects in edges
and insertions large vanety of pretty de-
; signs worth up to 50c, at, yard. : ......... : . .
10c
10c
m
n
1
to
Big Bargain Square Filled With All Kindr
Women's Fine Neckwear 50c
Collar and cuff sets, dress and coat collars in Venise, cro
chet and macrame effects, fine shadow lace chemis
ettes, lace yokes, Robespierre collars in satin and silk,
dainty lace trimmed, fancy jabojs and stocks; r
endless variety, worth up to $1.00; at, each. . . . .wvt
I
Linn i;
BRANDEIS STORES
Serviceable
School
Shoes
For Misses and Children
Styles Like " Mother's
Exceptional Wearing
Qualities
Superior "Workman
ship ' .
Highest Grade Materials-
'
make these the most
serviceable school shoes
on the market.
Children's, 8 to 11
at .......$1.50
Misses', IIV2 to 2f
at ...$2.00
Young women's, 2Voto
6, at $2.50
DREXEL
Satisfying Quality " Saving Prices
WM. J. BOEKHOFP,
Stall Osatez.
( Phones-
xt.
1U
For the Deaf
Gustafson & Henrickson
: Jswelsrs, 301 N. 16tb St.
The Mears Anrophons will enable yoji
to hear general conversation, enjoy
music, etc. For sale by ,
t , .... ... .
Telepbone
Your Want-Ad
Tyler 1000,
: Why you should install a Cottage Arc
Light in your home and place of business:
1The Lamp 2-The Price 3-Ths Guarantee
REMEUDER THE TERMS:
75c ten days after installation;
75c thirty days later, and
again in thirty days, the last
payment of 75c-r-in all
Insured against breakage for three months.
Watch for the "Cottage Arc light" man.
OH GAS COM
Autheat c New
Styles tn
MILLINERY
at 25 to 50
Price Saving.
i ,
See Our
"DistingTUshed"
Trimmed Hats t
$5.00
They're Worth
Much More.
Blankets and Comforters
' Complete assortment of Blankets and Comforters. Values the
best to be found.
Beacon Blankets, the best; come In full s'zes and fancy plaids pinks,
blues, grays and all colors; at, pair. . $2. 75 $3.95 and $4.8$,
Woql Blankets, a big variety full Bizes, pretty patterns and colors; aC
per pair $5.95 and $12.53
Just received a handsome line of Down Comforters at, i
per pair............ ... $8.50 and $10.00
Other Comforters at from........ --.$1.00 UP to $6.50
RATH ROBE BLANKETS
A big variety of patterns and colors dainty colors for the ladles
. pink, blue, tans, light gray and lavender. For the men dark wine,
hunter's green, dark grays and brownv. "5-ith cord sets to match; every t
robe complete $2.95
Big assortment of Crib Blankets for the little folks, 50tf 75 $1
Tuesday Wash Goods
Specials
Fine French Voiles with fancy
silk stripes, ' a complet as
sortment of colors; at, per
yard. ...... -254 and 30
39c Dotted Silk Mixtures, a full
line of colors and shades; at,
per yard 25
Fancy Jacqu ard Silks, both
light and dark colors, com-
: plete assortment, 50c quality,
at, yard 25tf
Linen Specials
Pure Linen Satin Damask, full
bleached, worth $2.00 a yard,
at .$1.2o
Pure Linen Satin Damask Nap
kins to match, worth $6.00 a
dozen, at ......$3.98
Unhemmed Pattern Table
Cloths, all pure linen, worth
$4.00 each, at. ... . . .$2.50
JJnhemmed Pattern Table
Cloths, size 8x4, assorted
worth $1.25 each 85
Tuesday's Specials in Domestic Room
Hope Muslin, 36 inches
wide, 10c values.. 7H
Unbleached Musiln. 36
inches wide, 7c values,
at So
Outing ' Flannel, light
colors, good weight,
10c values 7Vio
Serpentine Crepe, good
patterns, 18c values
at 100
Amoske&g . Ging hams,
7 He values ...... BVie
Cretones for comforters,
10c values 7Ho
Galatea Cloth, good pat
terns, 15c values.. loo
Poplins, plain and strip-
ed, 25c values ....15c
Hilsbora Press Ging
hams, 25c .values.. 15c
Amoskeag Outing Flan
nels, g o o-fl patterns,
12J,4c values lOo
Curtain Scrlip, white
and colored, ISc values
at lOo
Cotton Dress Goods, in
plaids and checks, 18c
values lSVio
Cotton Batts, from 95c
to 8Ho
FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!
The wheat market has advanced, and we look for higher prices on flour. Our
advice is buy now Monday we are going 'to make a special flour sale day
and we want every housewife in Omaha, who is a lover of a good loaf of
bread, pie or cake to buy a sack of our Famous Diamond H' Flour,, as
nothing like it for Tuesday's special sale, per 48-lb.,sack '
Every sauk is guaranteed to piease or your money rerunaea.
10 bars Beat 'Em All, Dlanvond C or
Lenox Soair. . So
Hasken Bros.' Omaha Family Soap,
bar
The best White or Yellow Cornmeal,
per sack 17 Vic
8 lbs.' best Bulk Laundry Starch.. S5o
4 lbs. fancy Japan Head Rice lOo
4 lbs. fancy Pearl or Pure Tapioca
at ......850
Large bottles Worcester Sauce, Pure
Tomato Catsup, Horseradish, Ger
man anti French mustard, at. . . .80
1 lb. cans Assorted Soups. ..... .7Ho
lb. cans fancy Sweet Sugar Corn
at -Ihio
2-lb. cans fancy "Wax, String, Green
or Lima Beans . . f Ho
fight the Butter Trust and buy But
terins Cheaper and better than lots
" of butter S lbs. good butterine 8So
Good Table Butterine, lb 18o
The best, equal to creamery butter,
.per lb. r; . . .85o
TXZ TSOETABLB UASKXT
OP OMAHA
New Potatoes, per peck, 15 lbs. ...15c
Fancy Greening Cooking Apples, per
peck, 12 lbs. 300
Fresh Spinach, per peck . .6o
Two large Heads Cabboge So
Beets, Carrots, Turnips or Parsnips,
per lb ' So
Four bunches of Fresh Leaf Lettuce
for . . ; . ..... i ....... , .So
Four bunches Fresh Parsley.. So
Two stalks fresh Celery So
Fancy Red Onions, lb 9o
Another carload of Sxtra Fancy Xslf-
fer roars, Tuesday. Bushel baskets,
per basket Sl.lO
Large market baskets .40o
Tli Uit of ths Peaches. Tuesday,
per crate . SSo
It
Pays
Try Hoyden's First
ssi
ANNOUNCE vtENT
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. 'After October 12,1912, '
THE CITY TICKET AND FREIGHT OFriCES
of the '
CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
will be located at
1317 Farnam Street
New Woodmen of the World Building
Telephone-Douglas 2S3. ,
DR. BRADBURY; DENTIS1
1500 Farnant St. ' y : JfKj ;". ' Woit. I)mg. 1750,
Extracting .... . . JBc Up k Mlsalng Teeth supplied
FlUings ........ 50c Up I, iyAi rH J nuioul or Bridge, j
Crowns ...... $2.50 Up Cj4&llJr J Nerve rcmoTed.
Rridework . . $2.50 Up JlJLj-0 without pain. Work guar. ,
Plates ........ (2.00 Up -so tmm fass 9SOm. 4ed ten yaw,yi;.vi.
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