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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1913)
asm Brandeis Stores Final Clearance Sale Only 4 More Days to Clear Away Winter Stocks Before Invoice Wednesday Final Reductions on All Odds and Ends of Women's Wear m that are great ors. in I (M Final Clearance of Fruit of the Loom Sheeting at 25c Yd.-Basement Most dependable of all the standard Well known brands. Firmly woven' from round thread, fine Sea Island Cotton gives the best of service and when laundered looks like linen. Value is well known, yd Genuine Fruit of the Loom Pillow Oases, sizes 42x36 and 45x36; 18c quality 12Vc ea. The Celebrated Yard Wide Lonsdale Muslin Thousands of Yards at 6c per Yard 18 and 27-inch Fine Embroidered Swiss and Muslin Corset Coverings, Skirt ings and Flouncings, also Allover Embroideries, worth up to 50c, at, yard. . . BRIEF OIK NEWS fltaek-Taloonar Co., Undertakers. Kara Boot Print It Now Beacon rresa. WtfitlnjrrUtttrM. Bnrsri-OranUn Co. Bailey the Dentlat, City Nat'l. 1). 20. Tou Can Start a Baytnffa Account i at the Nebraska Savings ana Loan Assn. Srlth 1.C0 or more. 1C05 Farnam street. r, Butler toSpeak Here Dr. Nathaniel Butler of Chicago university Will deliver a Lincoln day address hero February 12 before the University club. The Btate Bank of Omaua pays 4 per tent on time deposits. 3 per cent on sav ing accounts. The only bank in Omaha whose depositors are protected by the depositors' guarantee fund of the state of Nebraska. 17th and Harney streets, jin rn niTT RR1KFS ' jsnj uiooun oj prftumo.i joujsaoM atj. City Hall Employes Sick Oity Com- Wlssloncrs Kugel ana wiiuncii, ,wimuui Street Commissioner Svnclnn and Miss Buslo Pcaslnger, chief stenographer to the city legal department, are confined to their homes with Illness ranging rrom bevere colds to attucksof grip. GROUNDED WIRE CAUSES TROUBLE ON CAR LINES A "grounded" wire fiom one of the transformers on tho street rnllway com pany's sub-power house at Twenty-seventh and Iake caused a small blaze, last night and lightened the power on tho north lines until repairs could be made. All of the Insulation on the transformer wires were burned off. The loss Is un der K. The the Persistent and Judicious use on Newspaper Advertising Is the rtoad to Business Success. Stomach Misery Just Vanishes 'Time It! No indigestion, Gas or Sour ness Five Minutes After Tak ing 'Tape's Diapepsin." If what you Just ate Is souring on your stomach or. llc;- like a lump of lead, re fusing to digest, or you belch gas and eructate sour, undigested food, or have a feeling of dlzzlntss, heartburn, full ness, nausea, bad tastn tn mouth and stomach headache this is Indigestion. A full case of Pape's Diapepsin costs only fifty cents nnd will thoroughly cure your out-of-order stomach, and leave sufficient about the house in case some one elso In the family may suffer from stomach trouble or indigestion. Ask your pharmacist to snow you the formula plainly printed on these fifty cent Cases, then you will understand why dyspeptic trouble of all kind: must go, anil why they usually relieve sour, out-of-order "stomachs or indigestion. In five minutes. Diapepsin Is harmless and tastes like candy, though each dose con tains power sufficient to digest and pre pare for asrlmllatlcjn Into the blood all the food you eat; besides, it makes you go to' the tablo with a healthy appetite; but What Will please you most, is that; you will feel that your stomach and In teatlnes are clear, and fresh, and youda. fyenlng, About r,0 s(udent8 wlM u. uj". i. """'""' liver Pills for biliousness or constipation. This city will have many Diapepsin cranks, aa some peoplo will call them. but you will be cranky about this splen-; did atomaoh preparation, too, If you ever try a little for Indigestion or gastritis or any other stomach misery. Get some now. this minute, and for- tever rid yourself of stomach trouble and Indigestion -AdvcrUsewi it DUfllsSSE! Women who come to our second Wednesday will find bargains awaiting simply astounding. It is our reduction before stock taking. Women's Winter Goats That have been selling up to $25 200 serviceable winter coats In styles that nre practical hpavy op medium weight eoats In various popular fabrics all sires. j$J98A Women's Suits That hare been selling up to $20 All good styles and good col- There are sizes here to fit every woman in the city. Women's Silk Dresses That have been selling up to $30 Wo have not mRcle an offer thin season that surpasses this In Pen nine bargain Interest All Rood, clever styles now In great favor NO ONE WANTS GUS GAESAR Hummel Thinks His Purchasers Im agine Animal Too Fierce. BIG BUFFALO IS A ROUNDER Commissioners DpcIiIp to Pny for n Trained JVurup for n. Yonr to As sist Vloltltm: Xurnrn In riclit on' Tuberculosis. Nobody want's Augustus Cacser, the big buffalo .huljjiat .ttjvervlew park. City Clerk Flynn reported to the commis sioners at a ' meeting yesterday that no bids were received for the animal, al though advertisements had been run and 'storlc?" published that the big animal 'wan Cor sale, Trouble Is, thinks Park I Commissioner .loe Hummel, that the animal is too fierce. He la n inaiiKinor and a regular rounder, having slain his keper a year ago and engaged In num erous fight with younger bulls Until it was necessary to isolate him) City commissioners have authorized the employment of a trained purse at $50 a month for twelve months, to help in tho campaign against tuberculosis. This pro ceeding was taken at the request of tho visiting nurses' association. Hids ,for a flve-paBsengcr automobile for street Commissioner Kugcl's depart ment were received and referred to the department of finances and accounts. The machine will cost t0. New bids for stationery were received, tho first bids having been rejected as too high. I An ordinance to onen Twenty-second street, from Douglas to Farnam, whs placed on file. mren vranmiMiunrr "'"'. , ,t loa "Three now In use. . They will bo used hereafter In pairs. Material for the department of public Improvements was bid on. The bids wero generally high, nlthough the asphalt .bids wore lower than a year ago. Amendments to un ordinance covering the distribution of printed matter were referred to tho committee of the whole next .Monday. Ryder is Stopped When Breaks "Rule of Own Making Crossing Policeman W. E. Smith, sta tioned at Sixteenth and Farnam streets, Is holding his breath while waiting for word that will show him the "carpet" of Police Commissioner Ryder's office, either for words of praise or denun ciation, At 6 o'clock last night Commissioner Ryder wus hurrying for an east bound Farnam street car and was on the northwest corner of tho streets. The car was about to start nnd Ryder hur riedly "Jay-walked" across the street, but got only to the middle when Smith yelled, "hey, you, use the crossings." Then Ryder remembered the rule that he, himself, made, and he mode a wjdo circle of the center of the street, and running 'a few steps, caught the car. MID-TERM COMMENCEMENT AT HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY .,H. ' rnmmeneement exercises Will - 1 - nt th. hlth ,chool au,moriutr, FH. (graduate from the eighth B grades of twenty-two will . ., aa . m t. . , ' . . , . ' " Following Is the commencement pro- K"1' i",n, TivJ., nantiit church Jasper Howell, : presentation cadet certificates. Dr. Hoi. j ovtchlner. president Rqkinl of Education nano wlo tenth rhapsody (Llzt). Address. President' John W. Cook. Presentation or diplomas, nr. iioiom- c'dner. .... Sjj rwisllil Alw oni 11. I' I.t-Ilir Will Ill'MMIlIt 1 ' SI A vliipr In Hip Ntomaeli is djspeprla. compllvated with liver and ! kidney troubles, lilectrle Hitters help l , such casea or no pay. Tn' them. 'Qc. j For sale by Beaton Drug Co. Advertise ment. 3g , fill floor them 25c D. R. BUCK DIES OF INJURIES Was Run Over by an Automobile on January Eighteen. CHAUFFEUR HELD FOR INQUEST Gcorjse Anrrbnch, Who Waa Ilrlv Inic Mnrhlnr, linn Ilrpn Ar rested nncl Will lie lipid for ' Coroner' Verdict. David R. Huck. U623 Giant sticet, died yesterday from Injuries received when he was run over by an automobile truck January 18. He was crossing the 'corner of Sixteenth and Farnam streets and on account of deafness was unable to near tho approach of a truck belonging io the Horn Candy company and which was driven by George Aucrbach. Tho machine struck him, tljrowlng him to tho ground but it was not known until later tnat one of the hard tire w'hecls hud run over his head, llo was taken to the police sta tion, where he' was given medical at tention, after which ho was removed to his home. Aucrbach was arrested for tccklcss driv ing, but upon furnishing a $50) bowl tvai released. Ho was nrrested again yesterday and was rcleuscd by Captain lleltfeldt on $3,000 bond for appearance at the Inquest. Mr. Ruck had been in poor health for two years and while his physical condl Uon Intensified his Injuries It is the belief of the attending physicians that death would have resulted even had ho .icon lu a normal state. They are not sure. but thcro probably was a fracture of tin.. skull. Horn In tndlnnn. He was born In Randolph county, In diana, a little over seventy years ago and had resided tn Omaha and Douglau county since 1SSS. He was at the head of the real estate concern of D. R. Ruck & Son, with offices in the Omaha Natlnnul bank building. Surviving him are his, wife, Mrs. Olive D. Buck, and son, uavia rc. wick, jr There arc also two sisters and two brothers, all of whom reside away from here. He was a member ot Alpha camp Woodmen of the World, and of the Omaha Real Kstate exchange. The funeral will b held from the home, 2625 Grant street, Wednesday afternoon t 2 o'clock. Daughters of Israel Are Now Organized Articles of Incorporation ot the Daughters ot Israel Aid society have been drawn up and slimed and are being filed with the secretary of state. The object .of the new organization Is to establish and maintain a public bath house for Jewish women' and a home for the aged and In firing ews In Omaha. Any Jewish woman ot good moral character Is eligible to membership. The meetings will be monthly and the officers for the ensuing year are &fra. A. Silverman, president; Mrs. II. Ftledel, vice president; Mrs. Joe Steinberg, sec retary; Mrs. S. Ravitz, chaliman nf trustees, and Mrs. M. Tatle, treasurer The charter membership Is 1ST. Head- niiart.m hnvp not vet heen rfeelrinrt unnn I ' Rine Says Charter j Hampers the City John A. Rlne. attorney, addressrsd the members of the .Social Bclcnce depart- Inient of the Omaha "Woman's club at its meeting Monday afternoon at the club : !oorni 1 Mr. Rlne called attention to the old l charter of the elty anil spoke of the 'iinanv existing defects by which It had I ' hmnipereW tn Improveinenta in Ui city. The denaitmeut voted to Indorse prin cipals of the Mother's pension bill which is to come beforo tho Nebrat-kaleglslature In the near future. . 3E V I 7 Key to the Situation-Bee Advertising. AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA; !i City Council' Still Refuses to Pay, Disputed Salaries. ANOTHER DEFEAT FOR BOARD i 1 llrninml tlint I'lre Oepnrtntent nt Txieiitj-Mx Men .Not Aecepted or Vny I'robnlily Would Hp Vllnnril. I Aimln the Flip snd Police boaid was beaten In the elty council Inst night when Coumllinen Jay Williams. John Vnna ami John Walters voted against the proposi tion of paying Charles Alburn. Ant hi Spent; and James Powers, the three x tra firemen, their back salary, aggi gating $.B6. until the Fire nnd Poller board had presented a vgnrd statement to the council that the fire department would be limited to twenty-six men -intll tne new levy In August. Councilman Williams, who has led the fight sustain ing the city attorney In keeping tho Fire nnd Police board within limits of ex penditure, said privately he was anxious to see the three men paid for their serv. Ices, but tinder the clr.cunilnnce. to imv i them without assurance fiom the bo.f'i 1 thnt tlie number of firemen would be re duced from twenty-nine to twenty-six. would be nothing more than a surrender to the board. Councilman John nudum WW's not present nnd the vote stood thiee nnd three. Mayor Hoctor did not c.vt the deciding vote, but declared the mo tion lost. The council was long In getting Its le Islattvn wheels oiled. It was understood that the old Thirtieth street tax que Hon was to be taken up, but the presence of the clt. attorney and the decided opinions of some of the eouncilinen wh are opposed to anything other thnn 'he enfen cement of the supreme court ordrr prevented anything like n respectable showing for the reversal of tho old ord.'r Prlntliiu Hid llpjpplpd. A bid for the city printing offered tiv the Magic City Printing company was turned down after Councilman T. J Alton hnd offered a motion to award the con tract to the company. Councilman Wni-1 ters objected to tho statement that the bid was the lowest ftnd best. The I'nrk bonrd obtained the service of the city englnoer In laying out tn spring Impiov'emcnt work. Tho board was represented by President of the Board J. It. Kopletz nnd Secretary Man. ley McCarthy. Communication fiom the West Sid Improvement club protesting against Iho water service In their section of Ihe oH was read and placed nn file. The Com munications alleged that fires In the M- Inlt.v of Forty-first and O utreels wrf? beyond the control of the fire depart- ment. which could only stnnd and wutcti the flames because of lack of wntr. Mayor Hoctor explained that suit Mi compel the water company to Install mains had already been started. I'PHoemnLpr tJp Hlff. Kdward Rnlley was so unmindful of tho eoveuunces of tho dining room that ho attempted to dispossess n guest of the Miller hotel of his menl last night nt .113 Noith Twenty-sixth stiect In J. II. For gerson's rcstaurnnt. '"ho guest called upon the proprietor for help. Immedi ately things began to happen. Rnlley Is said to have turned upon Forgerson and punched his eyes beforo Forgerson could pcrsuado him to leave. Councilman Jay Williams,, who was taking his supper In the restnurant. attempted to act as peace maker. He exhibited his police badge, which only excited thu Increased Iro of Rnlley, who then assaulted tho council man. 1'ollco uapinin jonn uworna nuu Dctpctlve John Znlojidck came upon the" sceno and Rnlley turned his nttentlon to them. He wns finally ubducd nnd haled to Jnll. Councilman Williams snhl after the battle, as he nursed a battered eye: am willing to take care, of myself and flgftf my own battles, but this business ot peacemaker Ib not exactly what you might expect." Councilman AMilinnis also stated Hint ho wns Inclined to believe tnat persons under grent excitement were peculiarly oblivious to the efficacious treatment of pollco badges or council- manic authority. Cnr Inspector Killed. Harry Toft, a car Inspector at the Union stock yards, was crushed to death be tween two cars last night ut the foot of N street on tho Illinois Central tracks. The nccldent occurred about 10 o'clock. Death wns almost Instantaneous. The HfV Have you accepted our offer a captivating "Surprise Box" pjjHji HH of Assorted Sunshine Biscuits FREE to prove their quality? lMI jBW If not, won't you now? You incur no obligation. IBjlif Sunshine Vanilla Wafers, for instance, are crisp and dainty, jBH HH with a wonderfully delicious, wholesome flavor. Try them. WL 4 Jop seniles giscurr (ompant ii sPlc. .rnd n FKFK "Korpriie llox" of A.wrltd jjfei Otoe,,'. Him Add,,.. , YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SHARE in THESE BARGAINS Our Rt-Crtt .Inminry Olcnrmict Snip tlrnws to t'loc iip.1 SiiI ut tiny nlgltt, anil will ruuml out one ot llir. MkrcnI months In our lilNtnry. IliinilrctU of" lut'ky purchasers hav nlronily taken nilvnntitRC of till linrKiilu opportunity (tut for tlu Ins! tvetfk we have innile deeper reductions on nil the reinnlnliiK Instru ments, In order to effect n complete clearance. Come enrly tomorrow and pick out your plnno. Never before in our history have we sold in one year Steger & Sons, Hardman, Emerson, McPliail, Whcelock, Hand Made Schmoller & Mueller Pianos. "CLEARANCE SALE" BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS Steck I prlKhl Arlon I'prlnht (inylonl Upright Hcrllrh .V Co, rprlghl . Klmlmll Upright .1. .V ( l-'lsher Upright. Mueller Upright Hlchter Upright lloolhe llrothcrs Upright ...... 30 DAYS' FREE TRIAL FREE STOOL FREE SCARF FREE LIFE INSURANCE. PAY $1 A WEEK IF YOU BUY THE PIANO FIFTY PIANOS FOR RENT $3.00 Per Month. Insurance and Tun ing Free of Charge body wns tpuiovpd lo the undei taking parlors of tleorgo liower. Toft wns 2 years of age nnd unmarried. He wits the HiipiKirt or Ids mothei, who losldea at 9 North Twentieth street. Soclnl Serlce lnllliitp. Ry courtesy of the Nebraska Telephone company. Rev. T. A. ltagshaw wlfl open tho Albright Social Snivlco Institute In the old nutoinntlii telcpuono iiunuiiig hi Twcnti -fifth and M streets uu Mommy. Tim Social Selxko liihlituto Is designed to help tilt" needy Women and girls of the city to .in lwnest livelihood. A number nf sewlnc machines will uo insuiiiru una .. ,. ,.i,,i Htm (nl at once, t.'iter i i. iii,.r routines of social ile-1 u, utuiii t.i... ....... - volopuieni win'" v J stltutn is In the nalire ui a suiueuiciu house. Tit Oliere t'lni Rn'. The grndiiatlug class of Central school will observe link's tin y Weriiweriuy. In tho afternoon at - o'clock the following program will bn given: Suns, The Aicllor. l'luj. tho DreMsliiK llown. Mr. I'onbody, John Iwlun; Mrs. I'oalmdJV Haxe Lake; Mnrliiu, Clara Cluck: Angus Mrk, Wil liam Smith; Hariili, Anna Cohen; Perkins, Cecil I'olsley; Cumber, John RldgoWay. Hong. The, Isle ot Reality. Class Chroulciu, the Past, by Clara 'I'Mty Tho lufiirnnl .Machine. Mrs. Am herson, 1011a Huiupal: Her sun, John, Wil liam Smith; Rob Bunker, Charles Glynn; Mrs. .lenkens, Anns Cohen; Mrs. Jack cull, Hassol iritke: Joslnh Hlncuni, Philip (illiniui. ... , Song, Tne snow 1'innrs ClasH oliroiilcle, The Prcsenl. by Charles Glynn. Song, The Goodness of God. Class Chronicle, tho Future by Kiln Addt ess, Supul Intondrnt N. M. Qraham, Words to thu Wise, Gcorgo Hauptman and Harold Chambers. Presentation, Cecil Polsley. Response. "A" Class. Song. The Rluo Hells ot fccotlninl. Bong, Tho Campbells Aro Coming. James Parks, who has been engaged READ CAREFULLY THESE Former Price, . . SHOO . . ifXl . . . . ijUMO . . $1175 . . Stt!7ft Sale Price. s ro S 85 8100 S120 $125 siao S135 S138 SI 15 I'ormer Sale Price, Price. Smith At NInoii I prlght $100 160 i Kurtninn Upright ijlKiW 8165 . Stegcr Ai Sons Upright 8IOO 8175 Art. tyle Upright $150 81 Ji5 ; Crown Upright $100 8225 Mchlln AV Sou Upright $175 S260 1 Knnlw Upright $000 8285 Htelmvny Upright $750 8335 Stuyvesant Plnnoln Plnno $000 8320 Welter Plnnoln Piano $1,175 8600 $:UO $1100 1UI5 Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co, Manufacturers Wholesalers Retailers 1311-1313 FARNAM ST. OMAHA, NEBRASKA upon a big public improvement for bov eral nioiithsNdropped Into town yesterday ami wns nn Intel ested spectator at n meeting of the city council last night. Mr. Parks speuks In high terms of Kails City and its business methods, llo says their sower system will bo ono ot the most complete of any city lu tho Knlls pliv I'lniH when coimileted. Mr,' Parks is senior member of tho contracting firm j , .....1 f 1 1 . ' 11m nvlimavnil 1 1 1 ' 01 i arin nun wnci. .... -rt,.,vn.-. ,,u hope that tho I.co merger bill would pass nt this session of tho. legislature. Uo said ho believed that'tho union would redound to thu benefit of nil tho cities concerned. Ho leaves today for I' alls 'I. v Luck of .Minim it was said yesterday mm ranwii nuinliers'of the Hoctor charter revision committee wero deploring tho hick ot money necessary lo dufent tho l.eo mer ger bill. A meeting ot the committee wan held In the afternoon, but nothing was done. The general' Idea scums to be that If the I,eo bill Is lo ho b?iilm con sltlcrablo money must bo spoilt for the purpose. It Is s.ild that the col durations mid office holders will bo enliml upon to contribute to the expenses' of those en gaged In fighting the bill. Tho rumor Is In Btrlct nccord with the teport discussed Brttnrday night by the Hovonth Ward Progressive Democratic club, which met nl Thlrt-slxtli and Q streets. Thoso conversant with 'former fights rondtirted agnlnst tinucxntlnn say thut money Is always spent lavishly to brat thu measure. It Is not known whether the money can bo gathered- this time, especially slnco a number of statu legislators from Douglna county nnd else where hnve undertaken to watrh the trend of nffnlrs at Lincoln. Many ur tho Douglas county delegates say they will watch tn see that no unfair menus Is used to, defeat tho measure. so many Steinway, Weber, Steck, Stuyvesant, and tho A Swell Affair Tooflracl&e Gum STOPS TOOTHACHE Instantly Ccmid the cavity, prevents deear. All drug More or by mail, ISc C. a. ntrir Co.. DtTWOIT. MICH. . IIOTI "Tho Hotel of Amcrlcnu ItlenU" Washington, .C Hotel Powhatan Pciinsjlvnnln Avonno at lHth nnd 11 Street Maw. rlraproof. EuroPn& Flan Itooins, dctnchcil bath, $1.30. $2.00 up. Itooins, private bath, 52.50, $3.00 up. 100 per cant. Fire, Germ and Duit Proof. Two blocks froih Whit House, and near all points of Interest. WRITE FOR SOUVENIR BOOKLET WITH MAP. XiBTvXB HOTEL COIZFAXT7, Ino, Ownara ard Operators. Direction and Management ClilFFOKU M. LEWIS The VANDERBILT HOTEL" 34th St. East at Park Ave. I Subway Entrance NEW YORK The World's Most Attractive Hotel. Each room with a bath, TARIFF Single room, with bath, $3, $4, $5, $6, day. Double room, with bath, $5, $6, $7, $flL per day. Double bedroom, boudoir dreuinz room and bath. $7. I0. $12. pa day. Suites, pailor, bedroom and bath, $10, $12, $15. $16. per day ; T.M.Hilliard, Mannsinz Director Walton H. Marshall, Manager Marquette Hotel 18Ut mid Washington Are. ST, LOUIS, MO. 400 Rooms. $1.00 and $1.50, with bath $2.00 to $3.50. A hotel for your Mother, Wife and Sister. T. II. Clancy, Pre. TRAVEL ARCAIIAN lEIMMA Tlt.lt lnt.rct6ltl ltb Qato S. S. Ctt. II" Foldir. raul comprnulv book -t tour, to Wr.BT ZHDIXB AND VAKaVXA SANDEHSOM SON, 0to. Ajta., U So. t. gillo St. Chltaa. r any Buamiblp ttetrt ayX