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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1912)
i4 TJIK 151 Tj: OMAHA WEDNESDAY, 0' VOBKK J, VJ12. ?LAN FOR OMAHA-MADE SHOW Manufacturers May Substitute This for Window Display Week. STATE MAY ALSO COME IN 5rhrmr Now U, llwrr, In MUf the HUpInr One ISnllrrlj- of Omahn-Mmlr Oootls to nirn IlrlnlU. Instead of thb window display week which w a. future of the tlrrl Know Omha campaign and whloh was planned by the Omaha Manufacturer- associa tion to tx nn annual affair, members of the onranliiUon are now talking of an Omaha-made (roods exhibition or hvime product show to be given In January In the Auditorium or den. The subject has not been takon before fhe Manufacturer" association as a body, bul according to prominent member of the organization, plans for such a show will be dlacuKied follow In the conven tion of atate manufacturer to be held here November U and 1. The Omaha made (roods show will prob ably be patterned after the exhibition" recently given In Milwaukee, Denver and Cleveland. In connection with the show tt probably will be planned to stva an xpoaltlon of the municipal Kovernmont resource and work. George W. Kelly, F. L KMck. P. B. anborn and a number of other promi nent membra of the Manufacturers' oe soctatlon have become Interested In the proposed project and probably the matter will be taken up at the atate convention to see If the atate manufacturer dealro to come Into It. It la tatd, however, that It the show la rfven It probably will be made an Omahn made ftooda exhibit exclusively and thlt the window display feature of last year wilt be abandoned. NORTHWESTERN EARNINGS SHOWING GOOD INCREASE In view of the fact that for three suc cessive years net earnings of tho Chi cago Sc Northwestern railroad have been shoeing a persistent decllno and that for the fiscal year to ' June X last tho property earned but a Httlo over VA per cent with which to meet a 7 per cent dividend on Its 1130,117,000 common stock, it Is only natural that many Investors should query as to prospects for tho cur rent year. For the quarter to September 30 tho property came very close to earning flvo months' dividend on the common, and there Is hardly a doubt In the mind of Chairman Hughltt and his advisers that the six months to December 31 vrlll show the entire 7 per cent common dividend for tho year earned. Northwestern'a prosperity la founded on the' crops. Its lines reach Into nine states Of the great grain country and estimates backed by government figures have dem onstrated that there are nearly 230,000 more carloads of grain to move In this territory as a result of the bumper crops of IMS than there were last year. Of this crop the Chicago Sc Northwestern under normal conditions will move from 2d to M per cent. COLUMBIA INSURANCE MEN ARE MEETING HERE Republicans Plan Whirlwind Finish of the Campaign The republican candidates from Doug laa county have planned a whirlwind campaltn for the last week of tho ftruRRle. A plan Is on foot to get a pam phlet containing the pictures of every re publican candidate In the hands of every family In the county. Thirty-five thou sand of these pamphlets have been printed, and a large force will at once be put to work circulating them. Howard II. Baldrlge, candidate for congressman from the Second district, heads the list of candidates In the little circular. Then come the candidates for county offices and candidates for state senators. Fol lowing these are the candidates for stale representatives. At the bottom of It all is the picture of Henry F. Meyers, the chairman of the republican county com mittee. Along with each picture la a email wiiteup of the life and record of each candidate.. Uefore election day comes around'lt Is tho hope of the com mittee and tho candidates to have one of these circulars In the hand of every voter In Douglas county. j H5aID Long Distance Talk .to End m Marraige The culmination of a 2,000-mlla tele phone conversation will be brought to o dramatlo termination during the next few days when Miss Marie Ixindrock, living at J012 roppleton nvenue, will set sal) for New York, where she will meet William Berber. The romance began two years ago when Mltn Landrock, who is a long distance telephono operator at the local office was making up a clroult for Mr. Berber. Trouble on the line necessitated a con versation between the two young people, during which MJss Landrock gavo the Inquisitive would-be long dlstanca tele phoner hor name. Correspondence followed between the young people and a marriage will result. After Miss Landrock and Mr, Berber have been married they will reside in Vermont, N. II., where Mr. Berber 1 a prominent business man. The other girls of the telephone crffloe planned a Unen shower in honor of Miss Landrook, whloh took place yesterday at her home. Miss Lnndrock has been In tho employ of tho Nebraska Telephone company for about threo years.- She Is 24 years old, while Mr. Berber is 28 years old. Brandeis Stores Announce Great Attractions in Our Separate Section Devoted to Women's Dainty Negligee Apparel Our assortments in this section are as complete as all E0 women's apparel. The many necessities for house and abundance.' WEDNESDAY SPECIALS Pretty Kimonos in fleeced lined crepe and cotton challicB regular $1.50 7Q values, Wednesday special at I vC House Dresses of ginghams and percales in dainty light and dark colors full out garments, regular $1.50 values, 7Qa Wednesday at IvL Very Pretty Silk Kimonos in long, full length, uttrnctlvo nnd neat, dainty do (ft a slgns In pretty colors, worth Zfi.S.ftsi 10.00, Wednesday at W0)W Bath Robes, made of good quality blankets In desirable colore and pleas- rtft Injr designs, $3.98 values, mA at, each Teasoldown Robes, in a variety of Btyies and colorings, made full to 4 fQ and liberal In cut, worth 3k I r $3.00, Wednesday Hpoclal ...... J other sections devoted to lounging, wear arc here in Women's New Guaranteed Sealetto Plush Coats These handsome long coats are made with guaranteed satin linings, all new (JOC winter models at tP-it? m Women's Stunning New Silk Velour Coats In rich droBsy designs with heavy colored satin linings, plain tailored and trimmed effects, speclulB, at $32.50 $35 and $39 Women's Oharmeuse Dresses Very protty, effectlvo BtyleB for afternoon and dress occasions from our big recent purchase of a Philadelphia mfg all fi4 r new, dcslrablo shades, jkl K ?20 and $26 values at The management of the Columbia Fire Underwriters of Omaha Is entertaining about fifty of Its leading Iowa agents h cQM b , , , this week. The prognun for Monday con- L , hfan of 0mftha am, tw Ad c,ub McVann Addresses the Omaha Ad Club "The New Point of View." tho view from the eighteenth floor of the Wood men of the World building, the big busi ness of Omaha this was tho subject taken by IS. J, McVann, manager of the traffic bureau In speaking before the weekly meeting of the Omaha, Ad club, It wfle tha first meeting of the club In the new quarters of the Commercial club and probably will result In the voto on that place as a permanent meeting place for the Ad club. Manager McVann reviewed the work of tho Commercial club, taking up the various departments separately and tell ing what they have done. Ho brought Kitted of business meetlnga and sight seeing during th,e day and, thoator party at the Orpheum In tho evening. Lost evening at p. m. there was a banquet for the visitors at the Loyal hotel, fol lowed by a smoker at the samo place. This. Is an annual affair arranged hy the Columbia Flrn ITndTwrltera to bring together tho agenta from nil parts of Iowa. Manager C. O. Talinugo and Assistant Manager Merrick D. Lease are boats for the gathering, and the lowans are enjoying themselves Immensely. as the brains, POLLARD TAKES THE STUMP FOR THE TAFT FORCES K. H. Pollard of Coaa county, former congressman from the Second congres- iJonal district of Nebraska, has Just, been added to the list nt speakers that la to do campaigning for the republican state committee working for tho re-election of President Tnfl. Mr. Tollard called at the republican heudquartors Tuesday. He told the committee that the situation looked encouraging in Cass county and offered hia nervlceM to upvak In any part of the state. He will hegln his slumping by speaking at Hyroctise. Neb., Wednes day evening. From then the commlttoe will keep him In tho field until election. time. HAROLD BROWN OF OMAHA IS MARRIED AT DETROIT r i Uard Moffctt Brown of Omaha, em ployed by tho liurroughs Adding Ma chine company, was married Friday even ing in Detroit to Miss Gladys Annto Dald win, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William BaldwttC "Tlie wedding look place at 8t. Mark's church. The Itev. II. njdley of "hclatcd. "Following the ceremony a re ception was held at the noma of the brldo. tr. and'' Mrs. nrown wilt make a short trip to the east and then to come to Omaha, where they will make their future borne. Create Bureau to Find Teachers Rooms A rooming bureau will bo established at tho Young Men's Christian aasoclatlon next week to provide quarters for the delegates to tho convention of tho No brasku Teachers' association. A special corps of workers will bo placed at tho desks at tho association building and all teachers who have not yrt secured rooms at hoHels or boarding houses will ho provided for there. There Is a greater demand for rooms this year than there has been at any pre vious convention una the publicity bureau fears there will bo some difficulty In sil encing rooms for tho lato arrivals. It will call upon the landlords to make known their faclltles to care fur tho ex peeled overflow from tho matn-liotel.i. Sale of Millinery ScT Hero arc 200 samplo trimmed hats for women in largo and Bmall street Bhapes, smartly made. They are from our reg ular $5 linds and are truly remarkable bar- . ( r a gains, Wednesday at p!D v Request ;.nt i Pur nM Uonorram Whiskey there rnnMn't nnulhlv hr brlttr teitimonlll 10 US ex- VM quisite smoothMM. mellow furor and absolute puritT. tM air purity and see Is a guarantee of go4 whttkty for fM guaranteed by ua under the Pure Food Law while Its age la IW guatanicedbrourtwentr years In business. You can buy DICOCD'Q DHPh ni n v MONOGRAM WHISKEY AtWholeoaleFrlecs 6end us an order for Rieger's Monogram test it for (Uxor, smoothntss, and all tbc esses litis o( tooJ mhUkty use half of it and aatisly your self. It rou art not thoroughly conrinced that it Is tha finest whiskey you Terusd. return the balance stouc, expense your moser will be rtfuaded without qutstloa. 1713 Oansf 8' 1 nri,Tirifrf--ti j - unPsfamwnHHHii .mni 4 ftU luTUKVrwl 1 J1I MMHsBllsaMs,lBHsl IT WFW . W feea XI R Over 125.IW People Are regular and', satisfied customers for We Prepay The Express 4; St ta. aUacxsi Monoeram Extra Fine '3 TOFF WItb Each E11 Order :: Two sample bottles of Rieger's Fine Mono grass Whiskey, Gold Uppd "Whiskey Glass and Patent OorkJorew. Correct "TANS" For WOMEN For an all around sty lish and serviceahl e shoe, you can't beat a high" grade Tan, if it has the right snap. W fr. showing: e.ve.ral mod els In the short vamp, hl-toe, stagey last that all bear tha earmarks of superior work manship. Price from $3 to $k.50 HO C0. 16 Hi 5. DOUGLAS. WT0N TAXI COMPANY SELLS OUT TO OMAHA TAXI Horbat Killed in South Omaha Yards, John Horbat. 3X1 South Twenty-eighth street, South Omaha, an employe of the South Omaha Joint Car Inspectors' as sociation, was Instantly killed at 10 yesterday morning when a Union Pa cific switch engine struok tho car on which he was working. The accident oc curred at Twenty-eighth and J streets. Horbat was working on a string of cars when trie accident happened, Tho switch engine barked Wo the string of cars with such force that the wheels of the car passed over I tor bat's body. Jerome McQovern, 611 North Twenty-seventh street, who wus working with Horbat, re ceived a broken knee. McOovern was taken to the hospotal. The business and equipment of the Yaxton Taxi company have been no Ijulred, through purchase, by the Omaha 5Tajtl company. The deal was completed !onday. The Omaha Taxi company maintains a service at the Hotel ftomo. the Hotel Loyal, the Henihaw and tho railway stations. The Paxton hotel haa Isow been added to the list. .NEBRASKA UNDERWRITERS MEET SATURDAY NIGHT ( The first regular fall meeting of the Nebraska JJfe Insurance Underwriters' association will be held Suturday night at the Paxton hotel at 6 o'clock. A ban tiuet will precede a business session. "Thomas IV. Blackburn, Clarence K. An-4-araon and Fred W. Hewn will address 'the members. Omaha Takes Sixth Place at Milk Show Claude F. Hosele, city dairy Inspector has been elected an auditor of the Na tional Association of Milk Inspectors, which was formed at the International Dairy show now being held lit Milwau kee, where Doasle la exhibiting sample of Omaha milk. The sixty samples of milk exhibited by the Omaha health de partment ranked sixth In a Hat of twenty-eight exhibiting cities. An Iowa farmer captured the Uolsteln award. Omaha milk Was outside the prise Hat lst year Omaha won first prise for purity of the milk exhibited. An article that baa leal merit ahould In time become popular. That such is the case with Chamberlain's Cough Itcmedy Jia faeu attested by many dealers. Here la fcjo of them. If. VV .Hendrlckion. Oats Falls, Ind.. writes, "Chamberlain" Cough Remedy la. the best for cough, -cohls and croup and Is my best seller" I H' ! by allealers. AdvsrtUoment PANABAKER CHARGED WITH VIOLATING PURE FOOD LAW P. F, Panabaker of the Hlccura Min eral Water company Is charged with sell ing mineral water lie has advertised a natural water which la artificial mineral water. He is charged with violating the federal "Food and Drug act" In a peti tion filed by F. H. Howell In behalf of the United States In federal court. It la alleged that the labels on the bottle in which the water Is shipped repreaents the water as being "not a drag," although chemical analysis 1ms shown that it Is artificially prepared and contains medi cinal aaltr MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S FELT SCHOOL HATS, 49c Smart, protty bats for girls, ages 5 to 15 years. The colors aro the popular red, brown and navy. Wo also inclu.de a sample lino of misses' and girls' bonnetts, A.Qg worth $1.50 each, at :tJG A Special Bargain in the Basement for Wednesday 15c Cotton Serge Suitings & New Flannelettes, Yd Did yon see them in tho window? Tho striped cotton sorgo suitings in whito and cream colored grounds aro very pretty. The chocked, striped figured and Persian flan nelettes aro in newest patterns. Our ability to buy for cash in unlimited j quantities brings these bargains to us. Where we buy at a bargain we (fa-ytf sell at a bargain. Thousands of yards Wednesday, at, per yard 2 Here Are Remarkable Bargains in Blankets FROM THE GREAT SALE THAT ALL OMAHA IS TALKING ABOUT No storo in tho West ever offered its patrons blanket bargains like these. Think of buying tho highest class blankets right at tho very opening of tho season at about half Strictly All Wool $4 Double Blankets, full 11-4 size, gray, tan and white, pair. . .S1.98 ISi All wool xea uianiceis, iuii 11-4 ana - size, wane, gray ana ian, worxn pr. ;.ou $8 Strictly All Wool Twin Bed Blankets, bound with silk ribbon, at. each $3.50 $10 and $12 Fine All Wool California Blankets, 11-4 and 12-4 size, at, pair . . .$5.00 Fine All Wool Single Blankets, bound with silk ribbon, worth $8 pair, at, each $1.50 $1.75 11-4 and 12-4 size Cotton Blankets, white, gray and tan, at, pair $1.25 $1.50 11-4 size Soft Nap Cotton Blankets, white, gray and tan, at, pair $1.00 $3 WooVlike Plaid Blankets, 11-4 size, finest Cotton Blanket, made, pair $1.98 Special Sale of Clocks., Jewelry Dept. El Change in Time Card vConmiencing November 1st, 1912, cars for Bell evue, Fort Crook and intermediate stations will leave 24th and "N" streets, South Omaha, as follows: Week Days except Sat'days 5: 15 n. m. (1:15 n. in.-7:-10 a. m. 0:00 n. m. Hourly thereafter until 1 midnight. Saturdays Snme as wook dnjs until 12 noon. Half-hourly there after until 7 p. ni., after which hourly until 12 midnight. Sundays First car 7 n. in.; hourly thcrcn f t o r until 1 p. ni. llalf hourly from 1 p. in. until 7 p. in., after which hourly until 12 midnight. Returning, cars, leave Fort Crook thirty minutes later than above. Omaha & Southern Interurban Railway Company $11.00 Solid Mahogany Clock, 8 day tlmo, half hour otrlko gong, 5 inch porcelain dial, visible eBcapomont, caBt gilt flash and bezel, convex boveled glass, 12 M Inches high, 8 Inches wide, only 35 clocks in C CA tnlslot-at- $d.dS each $5.00 Mahogany V e n e e r $6 and $7 Traveling Clocks, Kitchen Clocks, oight day two styles with separate time, half hour strike, gold leathor case with spring columns and arch, only fifty doors, one day time, 2 inch clocks in this ff ftQ,f,a,1' be,v,oI1ed B,1a88r;3 t AO lot. at. each 'h.. ir r.Vnr ...aVO 3 Big Specials White Goods Dept., Basement Fanov Whito Jacquarda and' A Few Sample Bolts of High Imperial Long Cloth Clmm- MMirns shirtinKs in neat designs Grade Satin Stripe Pique, ois finish for fine undermus- 27 inches wido, soft finish, hns, full 36 inches wide, would rotnll regularly at a bolt of 12-varda I end atrlnes. suitable for men's bhlrts. shirt wuists, children's wor etc. Many protty styles la if 27 and 32 Inch width ma- 1 1 j terlals, Bpeclal, nt, yard . 7Dc, while tblB lot lasts, at, per yard 39C 98 c Brandeis Store for Men Announces the Arrival of Scores of New Models in Young Men's Norfolk Suits Strictly English Models, All the Newest Shades $15.00 up to $25.00 MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S 2 AND 3 BUTTON MODEL Suits for Fall and Winter Made to Sell at $25.00, at $17.50 and $20.00 Hero are the styles that the best dressed men everywhere demand thU sea son They show style features that are Been for the first time this fall. The iiita aro in tho newest patterns nnd most reliable materials and the tailoring I. perfection Itsolf. There Is no suit you can buy in Omaha at this price that will combine anywhere near tho style and good wearing quality of the sulU In thege two special groups. Brandeis Stores ee Want Ads - Have become known as 1 EtsLj oL5 I Renters of Rooms, Houses and Apartments Your Vacant Places can be rented quickly to satisfactory tenants through Bee want ads. Now is the time to use these result-getters. Tyler 1000 TULIPS HYACINTHS 0R00US NARCISSUS PLANT AT ONCE All Tirst Size Flowering Bulbs Only For best effects plant named YaxletlM. BULBS THAT GROW: wr.v.n any ? Thi Nebraska Sisd Go. Phone Doug. 1261. 1613 Howard St. Hmi .THra3PH r wmmmr n m m pssBispi tFir''l''nriri"rT-"iTr' J qra-mJarat33j, Rock Island Lines to CHICAGO DAILY 12J8 6:43 -tilO 6:08 s.ss. a.. P.M. P- Young Men In search of opportunity will do well to read the "Help Wanted", columns In The flee every day. Many a man has found his chance through the want ad col umns of this paper. Read Bee Want Ads. 4. i A