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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1913)
14 TIIK BEE; OMAHA, SATT RDAY, AH J UNI' 16, 1013. J, J. KANE DIESFROM WOUND fatally Stabbed by Unknown Person in South Omaha Alley. itTWO MEN HAVE BEEN ARRESTED Vtnnmitiuicf) I-d the Police to De- Ueve Rath KnoW Bnmeihlnir l Abant Annll Made nlth Sharp Instrument, . LA. A Kane, a tinner for Morris & Co.. Kntlr from 706 Exposition avenue. Dal las, Tex., was done to death yesterday In the alley running betwetn N and U streets from Twenty-sixth to Twenty- Movcnth street. The man wm stabbed with eomo Ionic Instrument that Dene rated his Intestines and reached to the aregion of the kidneys. Mo was found some time after mldnlkht In his rooming Jiouse at Twenty-sixth and N streets and taken to the South Omaha hospital, where tie died at ' o'clocR yesterday morning. The police arrested Qua' tielbert, time keeper for Morris A Co., who resides at 15 North Twenty-fourth street, and J, W. Carter, also employed by Morrif tc Co. "Wilms, Martin, a nccrress rooming t Ben Kudo's hotel on the N street end of the alley, was also brought to the ltatlon this morning. Heard Men Qnnmllnir. The murder was done midway between the notorious black dive under tho O ntreet viaduct and the old Itooscvelt hotel, now know as the Kudo hotel and run by Steven MJloakL Mlloskl and his wife ray thoy were attracted by the sound ut men ftuarrellnff about 11:30 o'clock and jaw What appeared to be a scuffle. Then small man. supposed to ne Kann, ran from the alley toward Twenty-sixth street with a tall man behind him. Set 3rt Is U1L Mlloskl says a short, stout nan walked slowly behind the first two Vnd that the tall man called back to him to ootne on, uslnff a vile expletlra Cornea Negroes. According to Mlloskl the three made, taorta on Twenty-sixth street, where he lost dxht of them. After 1 o'clock the polio found Kane on the second floor of Sirs. Emeal's boarding house at Twenty alxta and N streets, lie could give no account of tho stabbing, but muttered feomethliur about "d n niggers." Dr. K. IT. Bhanahan, who attended' the Injured tnan, found that the Instrument Used had 3enetratcd nearly through the body. Reputation, mm Planter. Selbert lives with bis wife at 41S North TTwenty-fourth street, where, ho says, he runs a rooming house, lie Is a young wan and the police say he has tho repa ration of being a fighter. Belbert says he -was out with Kane and Carter, lie ad. mlta being in the alley and of having ioen down to the negro dive at the end of the alley, but nays he was unable to fret into the place. Ho soya that as they walked north, out of the alley Kane - una uancr sioppea to tanc win, n. jiegress. He claims to have bid them good night at this Juncture. A few minutes later as he walked towards Twenty-sixth ntreet, he aays, Kano came running bo hind him and told him he hod been tabbed. He says he was assisting the wounded man when arrested. Selbert says as he left the alley he was met by a r.erro man. "All Were rrettr Fall." Carter is a heavy set man of 35. Ho Bays he Is Innocent of (he deed.. Carter came from Kansas City two weeks ago to work on the Morris plant. He has wife and two children nt 2912 Terrooa street, he ay. He admits talking with a negtcss In, tho alley, but says he left Selbert and Kane before the talk ended. 'We were all pretty full, I guess," he told a reporter. wllma Martin and Charley Martin, negroen living at the Kudo hotel, ac cording to the proprietor of the place, had a rousing tlmo last night. Mlloskl, the proprietor, says the woman ran out Into the alloy three times attar the fight H soya she waa laughing and crying as though under the Influence of dope. She offered Mlloskl' 75 cents to come and help put Martin to bed. Mlloskl says he was afraid and refused to go. The woman aya she was with another woman at the black dive under the viaduct xne uiacic aive on tho south end of the alley Is within the shadow of the street viaduct It has ben raided time and again by the police, but each time reopens. Negro parties from Omaha come down at all hours and It Is sold white xnen frequent tho place. DANISH BROTHERHOOD TO GIVE PICNIC SUNDAY Daolslt.nfoitirhbot-lirr. No. 113, win glvw.lli. aitmuJ, P"MT at Hans Nltlaen jtvrfc, Hartrwfh and ljevnwwth sttctts. Bumtey afternoon. It rHl bv a familj- affair nral each It to tfertnr IU lfenrfi TUtrr-nttl U mvdo mnr In the lewthxr a. diutftis. itrosroin wtll. tt In oritktfv Persistent Advertising Is the Ttoad to Big Ileturna. Office For Rent Tha. Bazgp roam, an grtraml Qmjr a Bn Building,, oc cnpiird fay the H. aret rs Whiia GsaL Co. Sffia FUniaur street front age.. About 1,500 squars cat of floor spues with. Dxrgs vault. , Extra en trance from court at the hxrildiiig. Fine office fixtures are of feror! for sale. Apply to N. P, Fell. Beo office. HSTA.W mm TD WfTKRAIffiCHlI. UM.Wtmtow'a Bswmirco Bnor k been tntdfroTer SIXTY YBARajtW WIUJOHB of MOT11SRB foe their GltllXUBN MTHIUI TrmTiumi. wlm fiuutct su ccm. n Bocmina uuu. our ri" T . , j MltlTlurnilM, IH tore . VtiL!2!!5 WlMkArs BMtkleg SrntR' l&ia Poor Babies' Fund is Cut Down by the Vandalism of Boys Mad. Titj-cUa Urttla. JL. i FRESH AIR will bo blown into tho now grill room at tho rate of more than a hundred thousand cubic feet mi hour. "Hot air" will be introduced by some of our mbst prominent citizens. Th& best of 'foods from where tho best of foods come from will bo served as ohly tho Loyal serves foods in the. now grill room in about two weeks. HOTEL LOYAL Omaha's Beet Place to Dine AMIJBMMKHTS. Ortgiaal ''Always pen" Tatatsr &Aqn&10 Summer Season YomosrtJx., too xaua America's Most Damnable Traffic Unmasked ZMtructlT, Xorali Bat to the Vol&l niastratsd fieotre Vrsnentlyi 1(39 to 81301 V P,ZS I K BKUrj I Mmter ANTI-WHITE SUVE ASS'N Zs Ooajaaotloa With IH $- Ife 0aha1aSsctX0Tles (' Aaarast 84 and Week 'ana. noM taxaastb While the Visiting Nurses took In more money from their concession at the band 1 concert Thursday night at Curtis Turner park than they have at any of the pre vious concerts where, they have served, their profits were cut considerable by the vandalism of boys who stole some of tho refreshments. One ctoup of Jads was caught making away with a flve-gallon tub of Ice cream, Boys also stole $3 worth of candy which was In large cartons which hnd not been opened. They secured this by crawling through the bushes to the rear of the main corrosion booth. A case of pop wa also swiped. In spite of these handl capa a neat sum, estimated at about 110, was raised for the baby fund. BEAUTIFUL LAKE MANAWA BATHING, new Lath hottao and lino beach BOATING. DANCING, afternoon n tl evenlBRH. KOLLKU SKATING, KOLIiEH COASTING and many other attractions, FREE MQY1HB PICTURES EVERY EVENINI A balloon ascension nt 0:30 p. m. on Sundays. FIXE PIGNIG GROUNDS BjUBMBB mB sH "I Admission To Park Always Free YOUR LAST CHANCE To bay good, seasonable ClalMng; Shoes and FinTrrialnngs at less than it cost to msasfactnTc Come Saturday to HELPHAND'S STORE BRANDEIS - TONIGHT Xats. Wed. and Hat. Cooled by Zced Air, ILANG Xtt Alias JZatlST VAIillTTIIfE Prices SBo and SOc. Ntxt and task Weekl SHB XUKAWAT. BOYD'S THEATER MATINICK, 3:80. TONIGHT, 8:20 Mr. George lUelno Prwenta QUO VADIS The World's Photo Drama Uutit pleee Arranged tn B Parts and 3 Acts taU. 25c Niiihts, 23c and SOc INVESTIGATE! rrrTTlm This spate shown the unsanitary half teeth. The eanltary full teeth 1 Do you want old, out-of-date, unsanitary half teeth, or fcould you p re far the Dr. Todd method of clean, sanitary full teelhT If so, consult DR. G. W. TODD. 403 Stuim Ml $15.00 $2.00 35c 35c Un. fiuite, Hats, Suspenders, derwear, S5-75 69c 19c 19c Bhoe Orforda, Tics, Shirts, 98c SI.95 I 1Qc 45c Hundreds of other hnrKalns too numcrotia to mention here, IN-mcmber our reputation for good, vcll nuulo nierchnndlse. Kvory nrllilc guaranteed. J. Helphand Clothing Co. Only Place, 314-316 North 16th Street. Four Extra Specials for Women Is tho Attraction at DREXEL'S SATURDAY 100 pairs women's genuine white sea iBlnnd duck button high shoes, rfo QC $3.50 ValUCS tPaltfelO Women's white nubuck pumps nuu uution oxroi $4.00 valuoa, nt mid button oxfords, OC All our women's $4 and $4.50 high button white nubucks, on nalo Saturday, 00 100 pairs women's genuine Russia calf, rubber soled ox fords, tho $4 and rfQ Qrv $4.50 quality, pair PftV Our $1.00 oxfords and pumps for women have been going like hot cakea because thoy are broken lots of Poster and Arm strongs, and tho best shoe values over offorod In the city. No charges, deliveries or exchanges on these low cuts. 1410 Famam DREXEL SHOE Gl 1410 Famam WB OZ.OSB SATUfeDAT SVXCTHa AT 0 O'CLOCK WEEK SATS AT 6130. 1913 Milk-Fed Spring Chickens, 22c Steer Pol ltoast HHo nnd lOo Steer Porterhouse Steak..' lOUo Younff Veal Hoast , . . . . ,11V& Young Veal Chops .JtlWo Ml . Youu Veal Sto w . . , 9 PorK Butta I.innb Cliopa, 31bs.l for. ........ .90 Mutton Hoant CHo Iamb Stew, Stt lbs 3So No. 1 Lean Hams ....a7io No. 1 Small Hams llllo No. 1 Loan Iiacon -19?4 Lamb Leers 184 1 Sugar Cured Bacon 10o SriCIAXS Trom 7 to 8 P. X., X,AXH CHOPS ...Bo from b to r, m., ruas. uaurs, r. o 1610 Harney Phone Douglas 2793 1340 PUBLIC MARKET $32oo Is the Raead Trip Fare From Omaha to YellowstoneNational Park In CeRcti Wltk TrffsThrcuth the Perk Mother Nature's theater. Something marvelous, fascinating and instruc tive Jb ejfirvjimeni ot tetrip Bubbling geysers, gorgeoiisly colorcti rooks, naturnl forofits, interesting jviltl animal life, and with it all a lite-giving, energizing, ( ozone-filled atmosphere. i' Union IPaclflc Standard Road ( the West Protected by Automatic Electric Block Safety Signals has prepared Illustrated booklets portraying this Won derland and describing in detail the chief points ot Interest the best war to boo the Park and the coat ot various tonnffn the Park. Yellowstone National Park- Opens June ltth Visit Dearer and Salt Jm3e en route L. BEINDORIT, O. P. & T. A., . 1324 Famam Street, Omaha, Nebraska, Phone Douglas 334. 1IUT1SLJ. UOTKC9. 4 VANDERBUT BOIEL 34fi ST. EAST AT PARK AVE., N.YI An Hotel of Disb'nction with Moderate Charges New York ideal Hotel for the Summer Visitor. Cooled with artificially chilled air. 600 rooms, each with bath. Summer Rata in effect until September 1 There Will Be No Let Up to the BARGAINS HERE SATURDAY Every department in our store is ready for you with the greatest and boldest offer they have ever made before. SALE STARTS AT 8:00 A. M. 3.500 Ladies' and Misses1 Ready-to-Wear Garments, Suits, Coats and Dresses, Worth Regularly $15.00, $20.00 $25.00 and a few at $27.50-0ne Day SATURDAY, at...... $5M Lid C: VKK.LM H MHt fill The Suits in this sale consist of all wool materials, serges, whipcords, Panama cloth, wool and silk novelties, including navy blue serge suits all strictly tailored and lined with fine satin, taffeta s e ana musatuinu. une mi hu pnee, one day The Goat Sale staple and fancy ma terials, summer, in fall and winter weights, novelty goods and plain col ors; ladies' and misses' sizes all at one price..,...;.... The Dresses in this sale are high priced serge, aid other -all wool materials, charmeuse, messaline, velvet, chiffon, silk net and silk tissues; evening and party gowns, at tie, velvet, chiffon, $51 Other Bargains Throughout the Store That Will Bs; VBry Interesting For SATURDAY House Dresses, 69i A&f and . TrOC Kimonos, worth $1.25 to $3.50 will go nt S1.G9T CQ $1.19 -OI7C Dressing Sacques, worth OOc to $1.25, in two 'lots at 29 1Q and . LZJC Corsets, worth $1.00, RQ $1.25 and $1.50 . . . U $8.50 Highest Grade OQ Corsets, Saturday at ipj.-tJU' Wool Panama Skirts 79c Muslin Drawers, nicely trimmed with laces and embroider. 1 Q les; regularly SOc, nt. . . L JC Ladles' OQc graUe Knlttod OP Union Suits OC Ladies1 Handkerchiefs, o each C 25c Fine Vests, at .lie 15c Fine Vests at 5c 12H5 Ladies' Hose, per pair, f? at v. ... OC 20c Ladies' Hose, per pair, at .......... lie 75c Silk Gloves, at 29c Ladles' Shoes and Oxfords, in gun metal, tan calf, vlcl kid and patent leather stock, a largo assortment of styles to select from, la Q O all sires; at, pair .'. . 5OC One lot of Ladles' Shoes, In button and blucher effects, all sizes, In black, tan and patent leather wortn. up to Hoys' Shoes and Oxfords, in gun metal and patent leatncr, Children's one, two and three strap Pumps, In all leath- QQ ers and sizes: nt (lfl and JOC Men's Shoes and Ox fords at $1.39 91.25 Kid Gloves at ... 48c New Fall Velour, Velvet, Satin and Plush Untrlmined Shapes, all the latest models at di nn 82,98 ad P I Ladies' Pretty White A a Waists, worth $1.25. . , . . fjtOC Ladles' White Waists, v0ry Q t dainty, wortli $2.50, ftt. . . Extra large Kimono Aprons 39c $5.00 and $0.00 All Wool Shirts, black, blue and (to QQ brown, at Jfr L .tO Washable Dress Skirts, all OQ cilors, nicely tailored, at. ,,OOC 1 i New Fall Hats up from dj rvo 84.98. S2.98 plUO Now Fall Fancy Feathers and Aig rettes, up from 31.25. CQ 98 and .....:..,... Di?C All Wool Serge Dresses, ladies' and misses' sizes, worth up to $0jj$0; at 82.98 $1 Linen and Pretty Wushable Street Dresses, worth up to Cf $4.00, at . ..) I iOU $2.50 and $3.00 AVnsh d 4 -f"U Street Dresses ,- $1 0J $4,000 worth tf Men's Fall and Winter that We have recently purchase! at 4uc dollar 0 on sale for the first time Saturday-5 Lots John B. Stetson Hats, $5 and $6 on tne Men's nnd Young Men's Soft Hats, sev eral shapes to choose from, worth. up to $3 69c Men's and Young Men's Stiff and Soft Felt Hats; standard makes; worth to $2.75 98c Men's and Young Men's Hats, all tho lat est shapes and colors, worth to $3.50 S48 llest grade of Men's Hats, all shapes and styles, worth to $4.50 S98 grade- S 348 Men's Suits, odds and 4 A QC ends, worth to $15.00 P.i70 Men's Suits, strictly hand tailored, blue sergo and other pretty dark shades, worth up to 1Q "7Ef $22.50. at ! I vJ Men's Trousers, worth to $2.50, at 98c Men's Worsted Pants, worth $3.50 Hoys' Pants at 69 and .., Boys' Suits, worth $3.50, at Boys' Suits, worth $4.50, at $1.85 ...48c $1.90 $2.48 Men's Shirts, 1 C 39tf and IOC Men's Underwear, S9i g 256 and .t iJ7C Men's Hosiery, 10c, 12JJc and 5 Men's Handkerchiefs. 12c. 8c fl Men's Neckwear, 10c, 12 He, 5 NOVELTY COMPANY 214-216-218 North 16th Street ONLY ORE ILOCK NOITI FROM THE HIGH RENTAL DISTRICT
