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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1913)
TJIE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1913. RING-PECK CO. HOME OF QUALITY CLOTHES KMG SWAfSOY CO. fa3 ffie. aaxff gfa&- H" Following each salo ni UiIb store t we learn to gauge moro accurately the beat and most satisfactory methods of serving our patrons during such busy periods. For this groat rule wo havo secured , the serrlco of a corps of thorough ly experienced, courteous sales- , men who are accustomod to wait ing upon high class trade; these, with our own twelve export Cloth ing Sal com on assure you of the best possible service. t V ; Kind'VeckSIllid'Summep1 of &ej ez&re cass soc& of Jprh? avef Sanne fopea Quafh Sal is. V r v fP- fotuzdftortffy. dim 12 1 All season wovo told you of our remarkable low prlcoa, of our determination to outsell every Clothing concern In the Cen tral West. Our success la evi denced by tho fact that most every Clothing store in Omaha, was forced to start sales in tho middle of May in order to com pete with our regular prices. Note the honest reductions list" ed at the 'bottom of this d they show comparative prices that are genuine, they repre sent savings on the very High est class apparel possible to ob tain. They bespeak of values as groat as can honestly be given oa hbnest merchandise. 1?7s??s? fjnJ . fsr 7 r?? 'rrr?&s7 rz7 si As? o Axo ocnas ? . X t T t7 rran s ffl 6$ez Se dbors sain? oen oa zi& &x&s$ke JafaMftwthy tiizpsyoiz Psc Si; ?ead&fry tfys faff Jusz0y Aou?l we 2z igcoy- 6,(?&4rv?? ckowcs, tx&v fiioi cass si?os& sS&rtSce sAaS rzaintefoect . Jul 'suits zstey'ed z W7afr&s ?v szz?3d&?dcai 6ef lad if aeslrea. &ert jpzwn ijitut guavszteea same 35 &zou$i jou t?e xzy&ty nepuas Prices; rffato ryerzezes io e Aes'e e&fy' attoti tftas& fre&tdHTaf . ezzfzustesfrc csvwts ?a a&s t&faozize ' " s ,, , , , ,,, , k, , tl '.1 i fti Mere are tie jk7ef$$ as . m j jm m m . law ill M 1 I III seas 02 or Mmceaib wauqyoaits seaso2 jfas 112? sA S fI5 T&a'&cea? o 16 fo 111 season yfof 118 fedaceeffo 1 Quaiy Surfs tfozi foio' t?i season jfas kdiic&co Mat soict sil season Jb 1 13 14 17 421 4ltdtiy SUMS iiat seta 0 season jbp T SPECIAL LEYYJOT NEEDED State Treasurer Thinks Increase ol One MillNecessary. PROFESSOR'S ACTS CRfTICISED Secnrltp of Slarnntnrfu hy ' TneUcr mnn to' PtlJlon lb Defeat Arm'Orr for Nebraska City 4m ' )leehed 1 . (Fraip a Staff Correspondent) LINCOLN, Neb., July a-SpeclaL.Mt In the opinion of 8tatTreastirtr Walter OeorRe that thprp vlty,b$.no .need. of.g. special levy under the Shcwon act to pay off state IndebtedncEs. lie hll)k tliat by Inc'rearins tlw'seneriU fundjlevy from 4, to 5 mills ''thkt, 5li outstandjnt indebtedness can l6 taken 'care p Accord Incr to Ills estimate, an additional It-vy of.orif mill will brns in about 1450, DOU, which will be more than sufficient to ;over what Js needed. "We have had considerable extra ex. pense tho present year which we will not ave next year," said the treasurer. "The legislature cost us flTO.OdO for salaries, then came the tornado appro priatlorf of 100,000, while the constitutional amendments made an expense of 52,QOj more. - There is little doubt but that the Jn :rease5n valuation for 1913 will be W.00Q. wo, which. wfha, mill levy, will m'akt n additional 130,000. co. take It Ah around,' I think we are safe in dolna way with a call on the Sheldon act thu ear." " s ''rrior C'rittclsedt' Conilderatle crltlcsm of the actfSn ot Prof. I B. TUckerman of the State unl- rcrslty is being expressed because of hl icilvlti lu iccurlng slcnaturiK to -tho ret. ircndura petition to submit to the peopli t prmoltion to kill tho bill passed b the last Ifglulature giving Nebraska wtv an appropriation for an ainiory. TMs s expected to Increaso sentiment for removal of the university to the stat'- fann. The Voters' Lexlslatlve league, ; I intolrf IneUtutltm. of whloh Prof. Tuck ernian is a shining light, a back of th proposition tp kill the Nebraska City ai propriation. Perrator Bartllns of Ne braska City, who worked hard for tht armory appropriation foo his town, wat one of the opponents In the senate to uni veslty removal. Said one man at the State house today; "I think our people at the university should keep out of active politics. i think, at least, that the professors ought to have sense enough to keep out ot any proposition to kill the work of the legls. lature." Doone'i Assessment liOTVer. "Boone county reported to Secretary Sey mour of tho State Board of Assessment today,. Joining the list of counties which has failed to report an Increase in the assessment over 1912. Boone falls below the 1912 assessment by J30.537. Unlike som of the other counties which, showed a tailing off. it also has a lower assess ment on Its farm lands, the lands being assessed on an average of I43.6S per acre, agoihst.lil.E5 last yar. Bojtar 1 the reports Scott's Bluff Is tho batiner county on Increase with a total-valuation of J2.7S8.631 this year. Ths Is an Increase over .last year ot t634.SU' Following arc tfye counties. reporting this morning. 1913. Boone fs.eos.oea Grant a. 749.9S1 Keith , 3.1K.47S scotfs Biuft s,m,m . Apnenli Take to JHsth Conrt. The Union Stock Yards company has Appealed from a judgment-Secured In the Douglas county district court against them by Paul Jannulous for Injuries re ceived while working In the bote) at South Omaha,, ownd hy the company. The Injury was caused by a window falling- upon his arm, from which Injury dry gangrene developed. e, sued for 115,000 and received a verdict of 17,500. The Missouri Paclflo Railroad company has filed an appeal from the district court of Otoe county in a case wherein Patrick Roddy ' secured a Judgment against the company because of dam ages esustained from, & diversion of water which caused an overflqy on his land, damaging him to the extent of 4300, Ho also asked damages ''for the destruction of a piece ot timber from fires set by en gines of the road for 1200 more. The court The Jllasourl pSiiflo company also ap-. pealed another .case, in which Herbert Q. fitlllman had secured a Judgment in the Douglts county district court for loss abs tained by reason of the failure of the 1912. S3,eS8.603 734,363 2.073,034 2,153,760 company to deliver promptly ' to Soutn Omaha somo stock shipped by SUllman. Ho claimed that' during the delay tho price of cattle dropped. He was awarded $131.23. Lucy B. Drolltngcr sued the Hastings St Northwestern Railway company In the Adams county district court for damages sustained by reason of tho 'railroad com pany crossing her land. She Waa given JS79 for about six acres of land purchased by the company for rlgh't-of-wky, but claimed that en account of the splitting up of the land she was damaged to such an extent that it 'spoiled the farm. The Jur gave her in addition to the right-of-way damage 33,853.50 as damages sus tained. Another case by the Missouri vj'acltle Railway company Is 0ne In which Torner It. Neal j secured a Judgment against them In the Douglas county district court for 11.403 for the loss of a building In Omaha claimed' to have been eat on flro by ohe of the engines of the com. pany which ran by the building. The. building was insured for f,318 which was paid by the Insuranoe company, and In ih- Judgment the Insurance was re imbursed for what they had paid Neal resides the amount .given Neal for the lou on the bulldlnr. Insarnncr Ilcriise Granted, The Brotherhood of All Railway Em ployee of Chicago, II)., has been granted a Hcuise by the' Insurance commissioner of Nebraska to do an insurance business in this state. It is in the nature Of a fraternal organization and' has also bbCB given v lUence to do business In Illinois and .Iowa. The Nebraska Power company, rcpre tenting the jlabcock-Dorherty Interests, has filed Its monthly report with the sec retary of the board or irrigation showing that they expended during the month ot June, J2.U7. The Baker Construction company, which has a Project on the Niobrara river shows that they oxpended 11,618. The inspections of oil In the department Oil Inspector Harman shows that dur Ikig the month fit June there were f3, btf rrcjsi of oil Inspected and fees cir lected of 8.JS7,fi6,' an Increase over th previous month of over 30a This shoW an increase Over June of last -year ot $759. Every barrel of pit inspected ex cept ttro passed, 'fbia month the cola storage firms will begin reporting. have arcady sent In thoir reports. Five Beatrice Business Men May Build Hotel BEATRICE, Neb., July ll.-(8peclal.)-Plans are now under way by a number of the business men of this cfy to form a stock company and erect a modern fireproof hotel at the corner of Third and Court streets at a -cost of. J75,O0O. Since the Paddock hotel was. " closed - some wceks ago the business men have felt the need' of 'such an establishment for Beatrice, The structure will be four stories hlgti and have eighty rooms. It will have a roof garden. The directors of the Qage County So ciety of Agriculture held a meeting yes terday and elected W. W. Wright assist ant secretary. The work of arranging the premium list and getting things in shape for the fall show Is In progress. Mrs. R. B. Appleget was called to Monmouth, m., yctserday by the serious Illness of her father, R. Doney, a former resident ot Beatrice, who Is 31 years of age. The local lodge ot Eagles Is considering tho purchase pf the -Union State -bank building at Fourth and Court streets for ik home. The top floor Will be used as a clubroom and the remainder of the rooms will be rented, as they ar at present If the deal goes through the lodge will In corporate and sell stock to the members. The block will cost about 850,000. Charging her husband with deserting her Just six days after they were mar ried. Mary Lund of Wymore has filed suit In the district court asking for a divorce from her husband, Nela Lund. BEATRICE IS READY FOR HARNESS RACES BEATRICE. Neb.. July il.-lSpeclal.)- A special train carrylnj? about 12S head of horses for tpM circuit races to do new i hers nest Tuc'eday. Wednesday and Thursday, arrived today over the Bur tllngton from Auburn where the race clored today. Forty-two extra stalls have been pro vided at the driving park, and all of them will be occupied. About twenty-five head of horses wilt have to be provided wit Vs. i vv I rnn im nnnmiT nuirri quarters uptown or use tents on the'l AfrAinO Al UUUiH. UfflAIlA grounds. The track Is In excellent shape and has beon widened In order to accommodate tho largo field oi horses, CONSTABLE ELpS INJURED BY FALL DOWNSTAIRS Kack Ellis, a constable living at 2411 Saratoga court, was eerlousty Injured last night when he tumbled down a long flight of stairs at Twenty-fourth and Cuming streets. His right' shoulder wae dislocated and he received several sprains. bad Lonar-Dlstance Swlninilnjr. Two hegro roustabouts at New Orleans were continually bragging about their ability as long-distance swimmers, and a steambpat man got up a match. The .man who swam the longest distance waa to receive $5. The Alabama Whale Im mediately stripped on the deck, but the Human Steamboat said he had some bust, ness and would return In a rew minutes. The Whale swam the river four or five times for exercise, and by that time the Human Steamboat returned. He wore a pair of swimming trunks and had a sheet-iron cooking stove strapped on his DacK. lien arpuna nis necK were a aoxen packages containing bread, flour, bacon and other eatables. The Whale naxeu i nia opponent in amazement. "Whar yo" vlttlesT" demanded tho Hu man Steamboat. "Vlttles fo' what?" asked the Whale. "Don t yo" ask me fo' nothin' on the way ovah," warned the Steamboat. "Hah fust stop Is New York, an' mah next stop is jjonaon. Cincinnati inquirer. Ularlnsr Injustice. The driver of the car of Juggernaut pro. tested. "It Isn't fair,' ha said, "to compare this car 10 an auiomoDiie. mat a a devil wagon; this is Just the opposite. A chauf feur runs his machine at the rate of a mile a minute or two; I drive this one at tho rate ot a mile In four days. He runs over people because they can't get out of his way quick enough; when I run over anybody It's because the Victim throws himself under my wheels )as a sacrifice, and I can't prevent him. The next man that calls me a 'shofer' Is go Inr to have a fight on his hands!"Cbl. cago Tribune. niovrmentii vt Opens Strnmrrt, . Port. ArrtTrrf. rl!4. SAN ynANtT8C0.1Iontoll Ntbntkia. BAN yaANClHCO'AUo BBATTMS ... KMmup. VANCOUVPR iftrtin. TACOMA. - - Ttoibu Mini .. NEW YORK . . fin. Grant rvOTTWUJAM .tul.... Sporting fraternity Angered Administration's Aota, by FIREMEN WILL NOT BE LAID OFF Sir, and SXrs. Hot Oroer. Who Were Recently Slurried, Are Tendered neoeption.brslarse Nutn- bcr of Friend. South Omaha's sporting' fraternity la angered by the. muddle made ot its of. fairs by the new wide open administra tion of whoso success it Joyously boosted not, Indeed, that the laws are being executed enthusiastically, but simply be causo the boys who shouted and worked for the bunch say they have been double crossed. Only the "piker games'' urn said to be running. Some ot the saloons appear to be tipping the ltd on the quiet, although Chief Brlggs has announced that he will prosecute them to the finish If he catches them breaking the law. W. I'. Donahue, commissioner of police, Is said to be the cause of the troubles of the good fellows. It is said that all the blame Is being placed on htm for closing the town. One official Is alleged to have told a pool hall man that there would be nothing doing until Donahue learned to hold his tongue. The same official Is also said to have expressed fervent hope that Donahue would resign so that his place could be held by another. Donahue is said to have held his first announcement that If one place "ran" all could do so. Will A'ot Lr Off lieu. Chief John McKele ot the fire depart ment has announced that lie will not lay off any ot his men this week, as recently ordered. The board and council recently found It necessary to curtail expenses In the fire department and ordered the chief to lay off five men each week until the end of July. Chief McKale, acting with the approval of Commissioners D&vlne and aioctor, ha" announced that he will permit the mm to rest In turn hut with pay. Chief MaKale said he felt the men had worked hard at the Morris fire and dferved something from the city ilr and Mrs. Roy Greer were tendered a reception Tuesday eyenlng by a ho of friends in honor of their recent marri age. Mrs. oreer was formerly Misa JCdna, Phllp, daughter ot Sir. and Mrs. J, B. Philp, Mrs. Marian Service rendered a solo. Miss Gladys Tan Bant savo a read ing. Mr, and Mrs. Greer were presented with a pretty set of china. Attorney J. D, Ringer making the presentation speech. Among those present were. Mr. sund Mrs. F. A. Cresiey, Mr. and Mra. A. F. Htrykcr, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Martin, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ilcrold. Mr. and Mrs. Fred' Lush, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McBrlde, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lush, Mr. and Mrs. Max Foote; Mr. ahtt Mrs. J. D. Ringer, Mr. and Mr. J, 'W'. Klrkpatrlck, Mr. and airs. Howard 'Holme; Misses Carrie Anderasen, 'Mae Anderasen. Mabel Henry, Edna Elster, Esther Todd,. Myrtle Taylor, Mayme Con nors, Mary Klrkpatrlck. Jean Lee, Mrs. F. P. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Service, Mr. and Mrs. B. Badger; Messrs. Morris Olson, Russell Barclay, Austin Ftnley, Dor ileu Bride. PaulAlcBrlde, Hurd Stryker. Paul Hhlelds, Edgar Klddoo and Harry Mq WJIJIams. Injured Boy Mar Die. Still unconscious after twenty-four hours the IB-year-old eon of George Smith ot Sarpy county lies In a danger ouo condition at his parents' home with little hope held out for his e recovery;. Young Bmlth was dragged by a horse Wedj)sday evening. His father Is wU known at the Union Stock Yards. L&t yesterday evening the lad waa said to be In a dying condition. Stasia CUr Gossip. Furniture for sale cheap. South, ItSL ' Raymond Wilson Is visiting with rela tives at Wlsner, Neb. W- B. Daly, carpenter, South U83. Mrs. William Grottier and children are spending the summer at Cedar Rap id s, la. J. D. Courtney, plumber. Tel. So IfiCt Mr- and Mrs. Edward Broman are guests of Air. and Mrs, E. Simmons this week. - - Office space for rent in Bee offloe. 1 N 8t Terms reasonable. Well known location. A bargain. Tel. S. XI. A Srcnk for Liberty rem stomach, liver and kidney trouble t made whe.n a 36c box of Dr. King's New tiM Pills Isjwugbt. "Why suffer? For sale b Beaton Vtag Co. 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