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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1913)
4 A THE OMAHA blMAi Bhb: AUGUST 24, 1U13. t I I it. ECHOES OF THE AHTMOOM , Railroads' Bureau of Safety to Meet Soon at Chicago Knights of Colnmbus to Have an Outing at Suburban Club. OTHER LODGES PLAN PICBICS Several rroteraal Order to Take Adraataire ot the DeUatttfnt Weather Hare Oatdoor Celebration. A meeting of the burea.Ua of safety of alt United States railroads will be held in Chicago September 23 for the purpose of advancing; the growing idea of safety first Many railroads have entered Into the movement and It l probable that every road In the country will have a . , .i.ti. - I representative ai ion conveuuon cvuii Omaha and South Omaha Knights of .. . ,., firirnnbiis are planning an elaborate out- ' w ins at one of the local suburban club, to w1 atten(, the me,t. take piao eany in cwyicuiurci. v I-- pesed to maxe u v- --- jLCk au,I(!U tary of the Union Pa eetebrat. th. beginning of work on the returned Friday r.r Knlrhta of Columbus hall, on Capitol . , . ' , . hilt which la to be finished during the M(, U, Um, and plac for enrnilM year. A meeting a been Benerai weoUng a0,ed. ttulld u in mnnint at the club rooniB too ay ai ..... .. .. , ... ... . .i4. in I appointed cnvnwa ot me rammiun on I! n. m-. at which time the commttbo .,,, mn, nA m.. charge wilt consul' the member of 'he (hj of Ubw aBd effoft he local council ana aeitnroun u" -aQd data for the outing, tt la p:obahle that the orphans., annual plcnlo will also be held at an early date. -Woodmen of the World. ATI Woodmen of the World camp, of r.t. iznitth rtrnnha. Benson and Flor- VUUMtn. . ' . :. . .. - .1,. will havo repreaentnuomt ai mo pio-i-t - la putting on tb project, a big affair wlU be In order. According ta Oultd, the safety first proposition ta becoming mora and more prevalent among railroad official. "Juet a couple of years back." said auiia. 'every eastern railroad wa striving for - enca do at Blair. September it who refused to sacrifice entirely cafoty r.u- tfin.r jnhn Kennedy has called I for speed. . r,r .it in his Jurisdiction "Now everything is different Of course. . ... .t.. . . his office In I all roads are striving for speed, but r-.n f h World hulldlng. Mon- eafety for passengers predominates. The day erenlng at 8 p. ro. tit esample of safety la tho recent Schiller camp. No. 804, win give Its an- mUng made by which New Xork-Chlcago t-'tl sicE at the Oerman home. Labor trains curtailed their epeed until a twen- csm ViQu ty-hour train Is the foateat running bq. F. A. Kennedy, editor of the Western tween th two metropolian.' ZAborer. arrlvsd home Tueeoay irom me printers convenuon i num. WIm at the 2taccbeB. The UdlM of tyaiirel hive. No, X9, lAdlea of the Maccabeea of the World, will giro a basket plcnlo at Krus park, Wednesday. iilmcadtat Order of Foreator. Court Omaha, No. VO, Independent Order Judges Lack Quorum at Meeting for tae Call of a Grand Jury t T I Falltiro to secure a quftmm at the meet- I JtEZZZ? hew toelr ond annual " ' d"trl Jud ttl court hoUM nt ftera. hU, """ resulted In postponement of action with snlo at Elmwood park, where a good ,tt jury. sjaea crowo iorcr. u , pevelopmentii indicate, howwec. that tqaent a tnait enjoyable afternoon. conditions In South Omaha are to bo 7 program, which was Wrt otvs, aUcUBBej ln Ul(l connection and that W t?aitlclpate4 in with a. true holiday (lnaJ decUlon pr0baby will be with- KPirtt na many woao ran. held unUI the legal right to compel JJayor result Rcfreehmenta ! tne shape of ice Hoctor wl the tire and police board to cream and phosphate were served In the ouat Btot machines from that city ehali afteraoca and tbia, with the athletic decided, event, kept ail asnuaed. A fine assort- xh, Bouth Omaha executive recently xsent e valaaMe prtiw were awarded. were ordered by a writ of mandamus the winners of the various event, after ecured In Judge Troup's district court by which all joined la a, splendidly prepared Constable P. A. Caldwell, to put tho ma uupfief, chine out of builnesa The order was " entered oy aerauit, dui Mayor uoctorj Kulathta and Ladlea of Reeurltr. I mdaj aakod that the default bo set Tha KnlKbta and lAdle of Security Will I ..m. thnt he mleht contest the eiua. A 1 srtvs e, card party ana aanco ai yruo bearing 1 expected. linU, Fifteenth and Douglas streets, Mon etejr feninjr. (kkleaoofcte! Secletr. Owig to tretracted hot weather, ,lt h feen unanlm&uEly decided by th Miser ot the Otnnha Phlloaophical o oMy to tr H remh)lag ef tno Mtaty utttH the first iuaday In October. ItM fall precnun wtH be mnuc4 wKhlai a eewato of week The judge Informally decided that the fall term of court should begin the first i Monday In October, as1 requested by the Omaha Bar asaoclatlon, instead ot Sep teraber IS. A referendum vote taken by tho lawyers resulted ta aa overwhelming vote ter psMpeaeesest (iPder of ftoottlali CJaa. Ctah OordoeM X, Orec e ooottUh dan, . Taesoer evenins; m w vwi' tsaetttal VHM itetM w aaaaad. lUenrto U tt V, very 4t!fay. it h rroim . to H'1 JHtnM bwtew M vmrmI jta January. A ooitffMr match win be triayed at TMrty-owd tK IVwhtr aweau started i Bar at Country Club Has the Lid On Tight DT. FwH ball will be MM to- the' Ctaa'a AtMeeV a eattoa, rj"fc f.it.rwM a? Mu trrnlar u an ad- .IWIT.OIHMM.J.K La?. wt Kad iHnTnij MFIlRCt la india '-- The bar at the Country etafe baa beea dlspead with aad aa a subetltuts at locker system t inctalied mm aa mtmwir wW b permMd to Moure, tstoxieafete from aMetaer Meaber'a ieeker wttaeut wrltem eaeeat. The.bollehmet et the bar foIliwa th presentation of a petition elgaed by mem bers of the clbb aaktag the direetoni to ougM uader the Union Jack and Africa during the Boer war. Ills medal, with four bars, he .wore as evi dence ef his having been there. Clans man McKte sainted s word picture cf Illghiaad dancing. Aoting Mayor Here WiffingtaHelp&iri Piok Out FaU Suits Aottoa Mayor Pan U. Butler Is net ta vlUag trouWe, but It apaear to him tliat the bmhVv ef Xertld. who refaatd to cUtp a sweet yaaatf Mttac aetoet br fH atrles ewM)tte a t-ve efrer. fa aat eair mmm bat aaM to FOR RUSH TO STATE FAIR The Burlington aaastoger deaartmeat ha made all arrangements for the spe cial trains that will be run to Lincoln during State fair week. Approximately 1W extra cars in addition to the regular train will be put ta service. Omaha and South Omaha day, Friday the 6th, will be the klcgcst day at the fair and it is on that day that moat of the special witl.be run, A train leaving Qmaha. at a a. m. and another leaving at a. m. will go out over the Burling ton. One train will return at t and the outer at 10 In the evening. As tho night Is completed by 900, the half ksur will gtT all aulflcieat time, to catch the toeia at W. - -r , -i-.-.- j mi traMB rviamna; iik uncoia WMt- -.iLr .JZL .rT?!: lb' wW be stopped at the fair sraaada j T PtJt' TasaW aaai aW a HaWV tj aiefai foaai a . ... . ... Itaeiatt Mtarnlaar uat will start fra a ; ii i n ipaii "f ,i uii.u, i i.A. .. ,L. ......... . TZ7z .. .. v-w. i leaaaar paatwacaTs witteut plat' , " r . .. L, IT. .JTi.- M fM or . Stub tralna will be Ti - ---.-7rZs--M a aetweaa ta fair groua4 aad gjuMM and awfully wnrnwe.' AM at every law minute, which aa- CT?!!.!,"!:. I -i of through trains at the giaseda. g!rl "wk aetects htm t kelp her choeee r 14 eeatcaa must pay for the dresses ?, CcwMnlaatoner.a; J. Xtyder 1 not of Um mum e4iiea. aa AOUng ziayor Butler. "If any girl aaked me to choose her foil style, I'd promptly refute,' sold the police commissioner, Indicating that the subject hod been dismissed from hla thoughts Instanter. Sutler sly there ta no need ot laws in Omaha against th diaphanous or X ray t&trta, for Omaha women know how to dfto modestly and well, TO DISCUSS LICENSES FOft ENGINEERSAND FIREMEN Tho proposal to license stationary en gineers' and fireman In the city will come before the city council again Monday morning. The Omaha Commercial club and the manufacturers' association have announced that they will be represented when tne council .meets. The Commercial club opposed the proposal some lime ago wnen it was erougnt up. Secretary Garrison and War Officials to SOME STILL PROTESTING AGAINST EXTENSION ROUTE A Wamam rrotesja agunax tne proposed street car Arrive w eanesclay extend to the wuthwMum pan or v I rttv am a till belne reclatHWt mnA Next Wednesday evenng at 8:50, Secre tary ot War Lindley M. Qarriaon and Chief ot Staff Leonard Wood and Majoi General James Aloe aire, chief of the quartermasters corps, are to arrive In Omaha over the' Missouri Pacific. They com here from Fort Leavenworth, Kan, 4x1 their tour on luspecuon. which they have been making throughout the covin. try in the !ast aeveral weeks. Their visit is marded fr important, In that it may possibly Involve the future of Forts 4mah& and Crook, and the army bead, -quarter In Omaha, Thursday morning thry will inspect th fort and at noon wUI ! at the Commercial dub, where they are to be gueets at luncheon Secretary CarrUon ts to address the club after luncheon. The speaking will begin at 1 o'clock aharp. The party ts ached, tiled to leave In the evening at 8:10 over the Oreat Western for St Paul. Minn. city -are still being registered and various property owner are. now against the route last decided upon by the directors of the -corporation. The city council la to determine upon the new line .Monday. How Buttermilk Help Complexion In a Night FINED FOR REFUSING TO SELL, CUSTOM SOME ICE Jake Wagner, th Avenue K, Councir Bluff. was flned: tlS.ond costs In pollc court tor refuting to sell lea to a run. 1s4ar. Wagner was arrested by Spedat Offtosr (From The Clubwoman.) Any woman can Improve iter complex lon wonaertuliy over nigbt jiut by a sim ple buturmtiK appucuuon. The Ueaua Ing, sotten.ng and wlUtcnlng V'OPeruea of buttermilk are pretty well understood. but It la not seiieraliy known thai in nl. low the application to atoy on tor an ex- uaaei jpetioa win accompusn aucn re matkabi and. quick results. Of course much depends upon bow It is none. By far the simplest, most effective and econ omical way is to use preaolated butter milk paaw. Spread this over the face quite liberally, gently rubbing It in. Just before retiring. In the morning waah. It off with cold water, using no soap. Thoae who try this are agreeably surprised at tho overnight transformation. Nearly everyone looks younger. It U an Indie uon or wnar may oe expectea irom con tinuous use of ucb treatment Preaolated Buttermilk paate Is used more and more for rrerklea,' tan. eal ow tieaa and redneea. both became; of Its ef- lecuvcneia ana us narmieaanes. 11 may be found in any druterjV4vrtle i meet. J CUfllfP vlflUIlk lifATCD W A I tn THE disastrous fire of last Sunday night created a heavy loss and left us with a considerable amount of merchandise that was dam aged by fire, smoke and water. We have now reached an adjust ment with the insurance companies and will proceed at once to clear away every article that was injured even in the slightest degree. Rugs Carpets Draperies Refrigerators Stoves j as eSl 81 l 8 SK And General House hold Goods We ean't afford to have this misfortune of ours to interfere any further with our regular business. We can't put the injured goods into our regular stock. We have only one alter nativeand that is to dispose of the merchandise in the quickest possible time for whatever it will bring. S MONDAY AT 9 A. M And the sale will continue only until the injured stock is entirely cleared away. We are pre pared for the crowds extra salesmen have been engaged and additional delivery facilities have been provided for. It will undoubtedly prove to be one of the greatest sales of home furnishings that has ever been held in Omaha. What The Stock Includ Stoves ; Refrigerators. Ghairs Go-Carts i; Buffets : ir Parlor Tables Rugs Carpets Lace Curtains Draperies Iron Beds Desks Wood Beds Chiffoniers Parlor Suites Couches Davenports Odd Parlor Pieces Music Cabinets '.. -j Rockers Library Tables Library Cases Kitchen Cabinets Sewing Machines Sid6i)D3rd Dressers Come Expecting Big Things I You can come with your expectations worked up to the highest pitch. Come expecting the greatest values you ever saw before in all your life. Don't delay a day, but come at once be fore the best things are all snatched up. Come tomorrow. No refunds or exchanges will be made on purchases during this Fire Sale. Deliveries will be made as promptly as possible. Forty thousand dollar stock of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, etc., all to be sacrificed. Wt RMtm th IfgM to Unit (Him titwt Ittt to I Re) CwltflW 1513-1515 HOWARD STREET Wa Wtntts Many it Pwsiwte to IiMfit ly ThisStte NEAR SIXTEENTH STREEf