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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, SEPFEMBER 25, 1913.
SERIOUS SIDEJF GARBAGE
Problem Host Be Dealt With in the
Light of Experience.
OMAHA PACE TO FACE WITH IT
Collection and Dlspoiutl ot City's
nefnue Oaht nt Ittnnt to Be
Hndc to l'nr for IU
Ottij Cost.
.Concluding Artlclo of Scries)
The principle of the new enrbaee dis
posal plant in New York, located out on
Barren Island, Is the nme m that In
operation in Columbus, O.j Boston, I'ilts
burgh and other cities. One of Its chief
features Is the complete elimination of
all etflurlum. To prevent these noxious
odors escaping from the gases and vapors
discharged by the dryers, & series ot
sprays and baffle walls Is Installed. Af
ter 'the vapors ore cooled by sprays they
pass Into barometric condensers, where
occurs the final condensation of the vat.
pora and the passing-off of the conden
sate. The non-condenslble and Inert gases
pass on to a gas-tight furnace-equipped
with crude oil burners, of sufficient ca
pacity to maintain a temperature of 1.509
degrees Farenhelt and thus destroy the
remaining odors beforo the products of
combustion pass- Into the stack. Even
the noxious vapors from tho roller press
hoppers and digesters are led to this
condenser and deodoriser and eliminated.
New Tork was at first skeptical ot the
feasibility of such ft novel scheme, but
the. new contractor avows it has passed
muster ot three of the best sanitary en
gineers in the United States. Ho must be
-very sure of Its successful operation or
be would not have made the proposition
to Gotham In the first place.
"Where the Money la Made.
Heretofore New York's garbage had
been disposed of through municipal
agencies and productive, It Is said, of
fabulous graft at the city's expense. Here
was a. plan by which the city was to save
at least It.liT.MO and at the same tlmo
must be doing something for the con
tractor, who, on hta own proposition,
erected a plant al hi own expense of
9487,000 and he is bonded by the' city to
make good on tho deal.
The contractors' chief -source of revenue
cornea from the process of stewing the
gferbag, separating tho oils and fat to
jnwOce soap and grease and preMlriC
and drying the residue fop manufacturing
steriliser. There are four by-products,
then-oil, fat, grease and steriliser, which
the New York plant turns out and tlife
same is done at Columbus and doubtless
other places where such plants are in
operation. This,' of course, is a reducing
plant as well as Incinerator and it 1
tor Omaha to say -whether such a plant
should .be established here. It is possible
to have an Incinerator without a plant
for reducing tho matter Into by-products,
but experience teems to teach that tho
by-product plant is the more expedient
ana WafiUbK If a city Is going to th-J
expense and trouMa ot building en I-
ciaewte, K 1 ih judgment of experts
.1 ... . . . ,, . l.P .WI.WU
mat tt oufffti 10 mo lurtn-w stewmn
a plant that will ianufr MitttekMtt
M overlap th wminm of
more, m is done by tsrtM'ujsiMM ,taU
muta asrag ptvmm nr. mwtf y
OiimWs Ttw. Mot if sis iiibiI,
Omaha fcs h m mot ftcuhr
the gartxMH 4tution m the years turn
by tkM Raw Tor, wptywilofwteiy. at.
is a problem n all tW that have, not
rwtae tt'U a scHntlfW.' sanitary basis.
Omaha aas term some eirtmetlmr
and may, fev ii d mare War it
attyea It imc4m. Mew York', ev&n with
it new b-M, Is stilt experimentlKw.
Tha oatHraetar ew lit charge admits ha
has nevar hoA aayv.prevleua xt)erleM.
m the gamine UWHW, e miiy
atudied tha situation in New York.
tnapped out hi schema, had it sci&H
tlflcalty approved and bid for tha con
tract. Ha U to pay the city ,0CQ for
tha gavbage tor tho first year, 87.W0 the-
second and Jlli.-SW for each of the three
years 'following it Is a five-year con
tractwith tha privilege of Utlliiln the
g arbapa at tha borough at Bronx, Man
Witaa. tiM Bfaoklyn,
For sixttaa ysr jravteuly''New York
i lias bean yC fw !, , yo? up-,
watl t pflata concerfis for the 4t
peaal ot its taphasj. Between that and
rwMviaf HUM a yaar far the piv.l
of UaMM4ttc ot it M7 he tmtmi an aver
as o(i tha Aar. muBtettwlHr's
kltmdrt aKhts and kmwtotwo ot
tha gaftoaca, prsa.iim. eWa, wansar
schemes tor ttr aaiutst kave aatti
ow airsnssBJol alawty ,whaa tMt
Wn, iyinc 'at tha rety jtwt pt the TrhoHs
ayataw at mmUtMmm, s wttetiy aad aaw
Jrteiy Iwfftia tarieait eUyi ,
Aast yejt om mm as tkaaa wha have
ttf-tiifMt 'ik-ft HBiMllM.il -1 i- ' w. .
oa what has taa mvad to bt 'tha
beat w4hdk c svflmm h'l. thay
am; aftaa vatad awa hv a aaoy at to
yle who have thaugbt llttla K at aM en
tha aitbect in Xe moat general -way
voted dawn on the sl.lmest of pretexes,.
pes-naps Because ma new-method might
eMail ah Issue of bonds or something ot
itiat aori.
One thing is certain, when the people
ot Omaha have come to the point finally
of -aaeSdln .this question for themselves,
they should not allow anything but the
very beet Interests af their city to actuate
them. And we have the matter to face,
xor in less than one year our present
maie-ahlft contract expires. It should
not ba renewed and cannot be renewed
Because- it will be no longer possible to
secure possession ot the places ot dig
yosai now used.
ISSUE CALL FOR TENNIS
AND DEBATING MANAGERS
A call for candidates for the positions
of tennis manager and debating manager '
and assistants, has been Isjued at the
high school and marks the beginning of '
these activities for this school year.
Heretofore tennis, as a school activity,
has never been entered upon except dur
ing the latter part of the spring, because
of the lack of suitable courts. This year,
however, since the high school courts
have been completed And are at presnt
In excellent condition, the sport will be
pushed this fall and as many as possible
Interested In the game. A number of
tournaments will be arranged as soon .
as the manager Is appointed, according
to plans now In mind by the athletic
board of the school, which consists ot
I'rofs. Nathan Bernstein, i. F. Woolery, (
K. H. Orchard, E, K. McMillan, C. E. ,
Ilred and Coach Tommy Mills of the
foot ball squad. f
Mr. Jleed of the school Is at present In '
correspondence with a number of towns
which Omaha High hits debated in for
mer years, and a schedule of debates
will bo arranged within the next few
weeks. As yet, the question which will
be argued has not been decided upon, nor
is It definitely settled who will coach the
squad this year, but an effort will be
made to Induce Edward H, Uurkc, a
practicing attorney of the city, who has ,
directed the debates for the last two
years, to take up the work.
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COMMERCIAL SCHOOL GIRLS
TO ORGANIZE CULTURE CLUB
A meeting was called yesterday for nil
girls attending Commercial, High school
who aro Interested In organization ot a
rew social culture club, A great dent
of genulnejnterest was shown and nom
inations wer5 made for officers' and' n
directing .teachei1. The lection, however,
had to be delayed Until the next meet
ing on account of Itr, nuamlscl's rule
that only those pupils having a good
standing And possessing cne year of com
mercial work could hold office. It thl.
meeting Is a fororunner of the weotlnta
to come, its success may safely be pre
dicted.
YEARS of experience
have perfected the
small refinements and
details of service which
make the
noiEL
flOUIINE1
famous for its comfort.
Ivwy roam an owtsMe 'room. Dtlry
and feo4 products from our 6wn
fcmn Roemt without bath, $1.50 up ;
with bath, jfe.ea. ,
Parker Hwfca nd Youni's titular
tam maacntt. Rooms!. 50 ty,
J. IL WHIffU COMPANY
I50STON
Shoe
ForYounfe Men
$4.00
We have than ia tha Eaicltak
last, ta Hytone, Button, Blu
cber and Straight Lacs. In gun.
mUl and UumIj calf, Thee
Skoeii were made specially for
our tj-ade by the best shoo man
ufacturers In tho United States.
Drexel
1419 Farnam St,
SPECIAL MRfiAlNS III
Clothing and Shoes
Now Fall Goods just what you need at greatly
reduced pricos. Put ill a supply while it lasts.
Men's Sultu, all wool fabric, in choice assortment of 47 ffrt
cauBlmere or Berge, $12.50 values t. H eJvF
Men's Priestly Raincoats, high grade, worth up'to $10; C fk(
on Bale now eJaJeVrU
8hoea for ladies and men, all high grade, In all latest 0 g? ft
styles, worth up to ?4.00; on sale...., V"wU
Men's and BoyB Sweater Coats and Jersey Sweaters, AQg
worth up to $1.00; on salo nt "Ov
Shoes for children, worth $2.00; on salo
Ladies' and Misses' Coatsnew'lino, fill latest styles; tA QC
on salo now , , , . ."'
Ladies and Meii's Umbrellas on sale 69 C 98 C
J. Htlphand Clothing Company
Open Evenings TJ11 8 I. 51. 810 North 16th St,
Importing
Grocers
Table
Delicacies
Candies and Confections
Made in our own Completo Candy Kitchen. Absolutely pure
-temptingly delicious; a perfection of quality SURPASSED BY NONE.
Courtney's "Italian" Stylo, and "Incomparable"
Chocolates are a revelation in Chocolate Candy.
One pound box OOc
Large box .$1.00
HARD CANDY SPECIAL
Delicious Poppermint and Wintergreen Cushion Style. Regularly
sold at 25o a lb., special, lb. ... ( 10c
Courtney s Cafe
Offers visitors to Omaha an excellent Cuisinfe. delightfully pleasant
surroundings and good servlcrc. The 'prices' aro very moderate.
Try Us. Open from 7:30 A. M.'to 7:30 p. Ml
ARTISTIC
ANDIRONS
Braiitify the home.
Cake the fire-place '
complete,
See our fine wwortmtnt
of Fire-PWoe 'I'turnixhinf.
nJJITXBtE AM GI1TS
IPOK BIDDINGS
BIRTHDAYS.
SUNDERLAND
Entire 3d Floor
17th and Harnoy
Douglas sa.
OR. BRADBURY DENTIST
ISM 'Fihhmhis IJtraat. ! -
ExMctkM. ' Mc Vp a
vmtm ...pocVp
BtiHivrnfk . ...fg.BO Up
OrMm WUM Up
fs.ee up.'
LAOS MUST A-HSWER FOR
HOLDING UP COMPANION
Walter HIH, aged 1 yean; Fletcher
Moore, a (ted 8, Arthur MeDretn, aged 10.
JeiHh MeBraen, agd S, and Charles
Xelly, wted 11 year, accused or pointing
a 'revolver at Allen and John Bowline,
isro nmxH Imys who llva at 3715 Blnney
ttrt, ad robWn thm of a.cko which
thaf ware taUav horn 9 from the b&kery,
wli appear la Juventla court Satui(Ja.y
io anawer fo their a&t&, CJiarlei Kf lly'a
&tti-r tnraucbl the lad In to the
pirobaUjm offloa aa told ot the esckpade,
Htm,
Ttiat yea can do by riddles youreeU of
th wwe- Wfak, Wlih. lEnctlva kid-
mr allow the uric a?ld crystal to ir
ealata la the, Mo, and tbee lodging f
tk lainu ad mucla, muh theuMa
tfbtm, laOai, at Mitt, awep, acblpfr
isitc, YtY Kwaey ruu us your
pel a an9 tamtpV ltm th tlmo you 'he,
i t-fcbtus tfcwMpt. Thiy )ieltlvaty aad
yWrwaaMMly u th kWnry, retnra
; tlttfcr mmtl (Uttmi alH,ii4 tha
iiif .f ill
Mlflihtg Tae4h maHcd
wKhfrtit FlAteo or HrMo
week. Nerraa ramoTan
withMt iwIb. Wark gat.
G J
RED
PRAND
1
I -i-- C5 a won
CENTS
NKW FALL SHIRTS
c,: xjutxx. i.so
a.so
xxm k nrx&tesr
Makers ot Troy'e Beat Product.
ROOMS The Best Variety. Tho Bee classified pages
carry advertisements of the best rooms and apartments for
rent in the city,. Phono your ad to Tyler 1000.
THE
DENTAL
PLACE
COR. 14th
AND
FARNAM
The Finest Dental Service in Omaha and at alow Oust
Wo hate pleased over 800,000: people is our six offices, and wo can pleas you. Wp glva you clean,
refined, easy and ulck service at leas than half you pay tho average, dentist, aail gtiaraBtea It for ten,
years. One price to everybody, aail all get tho best.
Ilcst Blivcr FHllmr KAn I Ifeavieat nridge WorK, per tootu IK'S
WW for........ w
S3 Wnoe) Plates, (worth $10.00 and g
iur. ...... ,.,.....,
Beat S2-k Gold CTowh
for.
"WK AHyjgRTlSK ONLY "WHAT WE CAN AND WILL BO,
The MeKeiMy leMtt! Cenpaiy
OMIVWK 1mMWpr AX XXSUKAM . Ovar Waloa aetfte
VMkat Xmmi aia a. m. a . w. ua4ay, 1? ta 1.. BlHj ta
at. Vaal. Mtaau
TIC caa e M4m, wwm a
ftta MH-Viata-t 1m aaa aar.
Hourat
tW A. M. to
8 P.M.
jBewrfayiis
16 t 1
Ko Studcata.
Lady
AtteKdaata.
ElMMlwtkMI.
Welcome Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors to Omaha
This big store is putting forth every effort to make your visit here as pleasant and prof
itable as possible. Each day special bargain sales have bpen arranged for your benefit.
We want our out-of-town customers to profit by the very best we can secure to offer.
We'll Clothe the Boy Eight MHVVT'T'TPM. See those MEN'S COATS
at a very moderate price. 1 11 j I 111 D for WOMEN, They're going
Snappiest styles and best I I i 'Ilk mA to be all the rage this season
values in Omaha at $2.50 up I 1 lA JbhMbLKJ 0n sale in Clothing De
to $10.00 LMJHbHHnHilHH partment.
Plume Sale Extraordinary
Another Big Shipment of Beautiful
Ostrich Plumes, Ostrich Fan
cies and Paradise
goes on sale Thursday at most surprising
bargain prices. Don't fail to profit by
these special prices. Ostrich plumes
were never wore popular, and values at
this sale are truly marvelous.
Uin. Ostrich Plumes', $198,
iVz inches wide, good quality male
stock, black, white and colors, $3
values. i
$5.00' Shaded Plumes $2.49 Just 14! Ostrich Bands 98 Full
dozen ii the lot, beautiful colorings,
also black and white; greatest snaps
in shaded plumes in. Omaha.
17-in. Qstrlch Plumes, 9tc
3-ply male, stock, 5 inches wide,
black, white and colors, $1.50 values.
I
Ostrich. Bands $1.98
$3.50 values, in all tho
newest colorings, has
two quills are rare
bargains.
50c Ostrich Fancy Feathers, six to twelve
pin effects, in all colors, great values,
at Vlf$Q
36-in. long, in black,
white and colors. You'll
find you cannot dupli
cate them.
pird of Paradise One of the best plumes
ever shown in Omaha
Prices $249 to $45.00
$1.50 lew Lieu at 5k
All broken lots of the new lace sets, in
FJouneings, Bands and Allovers, in
Venice Shadow, Quaker arid Chantilly
Laces; regular values to $1.50 EA
yard; to close, at vv
New Dress Trimmings
You'll find all the very latest novelties
in Dress Trimings. Our display in the New
Department for special counter Thursday.
15c Braids 5o I 50c Novelties. . .25c
25c Braids
15o $1.00 Novelties 49c
Beautiful Distinctive New Mties in Women's Clowns, Suits,
Iressis im4 Cfats at Rimarkablt AttrictiYt larfiii Prices
We want you to see the beautieB our buyer secured -on his last trip to New York.- We're
proud to be" able to offer such values.- ,
Bttwtifal Gown
In broad assort
ment of exquisite
designs for evening
and afternoon, oc-
.i.'r.
casions. stjaoiceat
materials and. chl
orines: all newest
ideas, of reiowned
desi gner b. vQr
ments you would
ordinarily expect
to pay fully one
fourth more for
$39; $49 up to $75
New Fall Waists,
qualities and styles
that will please
the most exacting
purchaser
$7,50, $10, $15.50'
$15.00.
Nw Fall Dru Sirt Over 200 of them
just received, choice styles and materials,
both plain and fancies, greatly C AA
underpriced at .PwallV
'Effective Designs
in Tailored Suits
Every thread,
every stitch of a
very;-, superior qual
ity. Jf you want a
suit of delightful
fashion at extremely-
moderate price
you should see tho
Crown (Jewel Tail
ored Suits at $25,
and other beauties
at $35, $45 to $95.
Nobby Fall Coats,.
$19.50, $25, $35 to
$65.00.
Not an offhand or
care es . selection
among them.
New CoatsPlain colors and fancies, in
fine assortment of styles and materials,
on sale at,
choice
$10.00
The Newest and Bifct in kid Gloves on Hand
We've particular to wwure all the1iMwt and ot beautiful shades to match the new fall
suit or tlreeeee. and some of tkeiu the makers tell us tt will be ispociible to duplicate later. Doa't Miss
XhM xhi-eo apwwaid BgeciiOff Jlhtmj,
Two Button Kid
OIotm, all perfect, all
colors, 75c and $1,00
values, at 59c
Importid FrMwh Lambskin Glove
12 and 16 button length, all perfeot,
every pair fitted, white only, to $3.50 J silk, made to sell, at
values, at pair ....$1.98 and $2.50
Ladies'
Gloves,
Gauntlet
in Milanese
$1, to close ....10c
Liaen, Wash Irtss Fabrics aid
llaikots at Pit asiafly Uw Pricas
Pure Linen Pattern Cloths, size 8x10, worth $5.00
each . . . . . 83.25
Pure Linen Dinner Napkins, full size, assorted, worth
$6.60 each . 83.98
Pure -lhen Dinner Napkins, ful else, assorted, worth
$4.50 dozen, 0 for , .81.50
Pure Linen Huck Towels, worth EOo each SOd
GitiM, tM SHk 14
Ratines, yard 33c to $1.50
Brocades, Bilk and mer
cerized, yard 88c to 1
Eiderdown, yard . . . .-8c
SBc PUsse Crepe, I'd. 18c
52.50 Blankets .,138
CittM Iriss ItMls
$3.00 Blankets ...S2.48
$4.00 Blankets .,.$-23
$.00 Blankets ...S3.05
18.00 Blankets .,i$4.50
$7.00 Blankets ...$3.50
A largo line of Comfort
ers, each, B9c to i3,BQ
Twclv Rousing Specials
in the Big Domestic Room
Ginghams for aprons, blue, red and brown,
7c values , . 5
Flannelettes, good patterns, 10c values 7
32-ln. figured dress ginghams, 18c values,
at 13
Curtain Scrim, 36-ln. wide, 18o values 13
Sjlkoltnes, good patterns, 36-in -wide, lpc
values , ,loe
Cretonnes for comforters, 10c valu3-7ti
Cotton Batts, from SxiOO to 8
Prints, light, and dark colors, tfc values.
at , .5J
Robeland Fleece for robes and klpionos, 29c
values 10
Amoskeag Outing Flannels, 12 &c vals.'XOJ
WIndspr Flannelettes, pretty patterns for fall
and winter waists, 18c values
Poplins, fancies and stripes, 25cvliues 15.
See our lines of Comforters; large Hpe at
Lowest Prices.
THE LAST WEEK OF THE PEACH SEASON
w. -v. .1... .it -tm uitaa for XM cmuios. If yon aot vat
..ltf. T. . -. v. !. -mi iivm you to o so tMs wac "Wo hir a carloads of
li?? ma -Kb.? rx..to0. ftach... oth- Tfin
is flr. WSBKMSAT, 5P ' rjl'
" . --.,. -,.i...l !! I -IMJa liMir jum rauii
BptoUU at nUr SMpaxtmcat,
Th beit Built Creamery Butter, .30
Tho bt No. 1 Country Creamery
Butter, per lb.... ......,31o
The beet No. 1 Dairy Butter. lb..o
Good Farm Table Butter, lb...... Mo
t lb. good quality Butterine.,..So
No. 1 Quality Table Butterlne, lb. iM
Tho beet hUh srndu, equal to Cream
ery Butter, nfjthlnsr Jlnri lb...5o
Full Cream Cbeeie. lb ,.So
Tha beet Imported BwIm or JV)jue
fprt Cheeee, per lb,.., o
Neufchatel Cheese, each. , ....... .o
x&skxt rem ixb rsens.
New Cabbage, per lb, .30
Beeta or Carrot, per lb aH
Fancy IUpe Tomatoes, per -lb,..SHo
S heads I'Veah VtAt Lttuce,....f. .So
Iarcre Head L-ettuce, head. , , ... .7Uo
Denver Cauliflower, per lb lHo
Beans. "Wax or green, lb. ....... ,lSo
1 stalks Froth Celery.... ....Bo
.basket crates Italian Blue Plums,
for preserves, per orate ...... 9c
I. arte market baskets aretn tomatoes
for pickles ....... ..........ate
90 lbs. Tt eraqlats4
mvfut tot ............
SI. 01
8 lbs. best high ciuda Diamond H
4iuur. nuuie irom (ne iineat selected
wheat, nothlns fjner for bread, pies
or cake, sack 91.10-
10 lbs. best White or Yellow Corn
meal for ifue
J lbs. bulk laundry starch a5os
-lb. pkir. Pyramid washing powder
at ......... ..,..,., 17V4o
Ol( or Mustard Sardines ..a3o'.
lbs. fancy Japan rice, lOo quality,
at j.,,.'., ..95c
The beat domestic Macaroni, 8pa
Shettl or Vermicelli, pk. ,, . .7Uo
Advo Jell, Jellycon or Jell-o, pack-
&eo .. TUa
O rape-Nuts, pkg. 10a
B. C. Corn Slakes, pkg. ...so
Fancy Queen olives, quart ...... 3So
The beat Tea Elftlngs. lb...... .,100
Golden Santos Coffee, lb !.aoo
Peters" Breakfast Cocoa. Ib.,,;a0o
,k Try Haydcn's First IU,
p -am v mm- nm
. V3
1 '
.c if
.As.