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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1913)
IHfci iJKK: DMA HA, l-JUDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1913. START BIBLE RALLY MOHDAY i lix Classes in Its Study Will Be Held at the Y. M. 0. A. MEETING? TO BE HELD WEEKLY Are to Stnrt nt SI-Thlry O'clock find Prominent SIcn In Work "Will Lrnil. Knch of the Discussions. The Indian helped, them out. tic told thwn his name Is Iledfeather BtarliBht. f rhm Chevennn. Wvn.. mill that hn wanted to ko and tight Filipino. He wait rejected becaUso of tli, peculiar, steady and altogether fixed atare fn his solemn brown eyes and hla uncertain gait TW rtcrultlrjR officers helped him to the door, helped him mount nnd-he rode away In the direction of'lhe Auditorium. Plans for the nible study rally at the f oune Men's Christian association build' Ing have been completed and the open ing meeting will be Monday. George V. ailmorc, president of the association, wlU preside at the meeting. V. A. Peter ton, a wealthy Chicago real estate dealer, will address the members on "Margins." Mr. Peterson conducts and owns the largest tree and shrubbery nursuries In Chicago. Besides that, he Is connected with the Slate bank. Is trustee of the MeCormlck Theological seminary and Is reasurer of the International Sunday . school association. Home umeaRo ir. Peterson was knighted Into 'the order of V'asft by the king of 8weden. This honor is conferred only Upon men who have brought distinction to Swetlen while In 'ore'.grt countries. There will be six clssses ln Bible study nd It Is planned to conduct 1hem through the year. Meetings will b on Monday evenings at :15 o'clock, closing at 7:30 clock, so that the men may havo the rest of the night for other engagements. The classes follow: Class' who study dominant traits of "Men of steel", among Bible characters, will' be presided over by 1. Dean Ringer: "Ufa of Christ." for tight school men. comprising a study of he life of Christ, lead by J. W. Miller; "Social Tea'chlngs of Jesus," consisting tl'i study of the teachings of Jesus on ill vital questions, together with a study of modern life problems, lead by E. F. Oenlsoh; "Personal Evangelism." for hurch workers, consisting of a study of appealing to the heart of those not pro easing Jesus Christ, lead by O. (J, Wal lace; "A Course About the lllble," for beginners, consisting of the origin of the Bible, its authors, IU divisions and ar rangements, lead by some one to bo hosen later; "Life Problems," a class that will meet In the lobby Sunday after noons to study problems of llvllhood, toclal relationships and physical fempta Hons. Dr. W. O. Henry will lead this class. Printer Objects to Being Taken for Common Pickpocket Tj. E.. Herburger, 015 South' Twenty fourth avenue, was arrested Wednesday evening at the cAtnlval grounds and a Charge of picking pockets placed against htm. Qctectlve lydwnrd KJemfng mado the complaint of three Individuals, whp asserted they duty Herburger' In the.net of stealing from several persons on the grounds. In making the arrest Fleming was forced to strike his prisoner, as- the latter, accprdlpg .to Fleming' statement, attempted to- get away. 'Herburger Is a printer, and several of his friends vouched for his honesty. Ills wife appeared with him in police court, and' ns 'the men who declared they witnessed his activities as a - . . . . I . ' ir . I . picKpocKei uiu noi appear , against mm, he was discharged' by Judgo Foster, Woodmen of the World of the city .say they will loin In a reaues( to the city commission, 'asking for 'the arrest of 6t fleer Fleming, who arrested Herbarger. Herburger has been' a member -of Sey mour camp almost from Its 'Inception and has always been proponent arid active In Woodmen circles, having the highest of fice In his camp. He -is also a printer and one of the head men of the Fonda company, onjtlarriey, between- Fourteenth and Fifteenth, streets. HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION TO ELECT OFFICERS-FRIDAY The Student Association of the High School, which consists of all puplU Who have purchased season association jckets, will meet Friday for the election Jf officers and for the purpose of or ganizing for the year. Two students ""will be chosen at this meeting to seats on the athletic b6ard of the school with voice In all the operations of the Ath letic directors. Up to date .more than 6M students have lolned the association and more aro buy ing season ticket doily- Tho season ticket, the price of which Is $L0, admits the student to all foot ball, basket ball, track and base ball contest held In tho city during the year and school debate nd other literary contest held at the school. The athletic 1oard, which con Ut of Prof. C. E. Kea, J. F. Woolery, Nathaii BeroMeAtV'X, K. McMi4,H, Coach Thomas E. MIMa mi Mr, Orchard, are expecting to dispose of nearly 800 ticket in all to the' Muents, , INOIAH WOULD miST AND FIGHT FILIPINOS A painted pony waa yanked to a sudden ii mu ana an inaian, arrayed in the jfoahJonable attire of tfia Sioux, dis counted and swaggered Into the. arnly rccruiung oruce una morning. "Say," re bawled, ,"J wanna enlist." The recruiting officers hurrlodly glanced through, "thlr rute book to es "liat the proper thjnif to do might be. Ak-Skr-Bn Ball If tou want a Auto op Carriage fr Ak-Sar-l BH, Wet4 Frty or Skew, caH D. 97 r 404. Falioe Horse k Ante Lirtry - Mil iM CHJigr w. BLAUQAS. : fssfxn 'fM f seek lag a4 Meat bar i tHsm imil Not explosive. Not poisonous. Hotter iiian oiiy gaa. no inacmnery. Hold in bottle. Connect bottle and. open your burner. Hacked by a is.000,000.00 com pany. Omaha offlon" 8 ll-S12.ltlJ.S14 City AMUSKMHNTS, roalg4t--JM WMe Kwtii.rAax Xlaw am A' Srla&rer'g Buccals Ti Joyous' aCuslcal Boraanoe "TIhi Cniit if UxtMknrtT 70 feopla 70. Original Company. POSTAL RECEIPTS INCREASE Gain of Twenty-Five Per Cent Made Over Last Year. t and including September 30, 1912, the re- celpts were 11.391,810.87, a gain of I178.60C.79, or a gain of It per cent ' "Whenever you see a gain like that," Mr. Wharton said, "you. may bo certain that the city la Improving right along." BIG GAIN FOR NINE MONTHS fox trimmer Wharton Points rrltli Trlde to ShorrlnK Made and Snya It Indlcntra WondeV fnt Ilaalntss (Iroirth. Every )ne In a while we hear of some method by Which the business activity ot a city may be Judged. Some point to the bank clearings, the market quotations on live stock, fruit, vegetables or what not Another source has been found, and the reasons backed up by the source will bear consideration. Postmaster Wharton romes forth with the statement that the surest wav he knows of to judgo the Krowth of a city Is t look over' the postal receipts. To back up hi assertion he points ou that It .business were (lull scarcely any advertising matter would be sent -out by mall. If crops in Nebraska were of in ferior' grade railroads would not have attractive booklet published and stnt by rrla,ll. , If city "property were not In creasing real estate men would not send the people elsewhere information of prof itable Investments. Everything in Ne braska, Mr. Wharton say, Is Improving right along and times are good here, a witness the receipts. The gross receipts 'at the Omaha post office, from the sale of stamps for Sep tember ope year ago was 188,688.03. For September of this year the receipts -were 1111,130.81, a gain of t22,l78 over Septem ber ot ' last year, or a gain of 25H per cent. , For nine months ending September 30, 1912, the receipts were 11,116,304.08. For the nine month of tho present year up to Central Labor Union ' to Hold Interesting Open Meeting Today- Those who attend tho meeting of the Central Inbor union - tonight at the Labor Temple' are certain of a great treat. Ami It Is expected that the at tendance wllS'jb)). large, as. it is an open meeting and. an invitation has beenex tended to the public. Tile city comrnls sloners have been invited and have ac cepted the Invitation. ' The Central Labor union meeting will Vbo addressed by H." . . Sklfflngton of Ilro'ckton, Mass., where-he Is one of the head men In the Douglas Shoe com pany and an orator ot .prominence. Mr. Sklfflngton has 'been In Omaha frequently 'nnd has often spoken at the j Central jUibqr ;UnJop. During the Cleve-1 land administration he was Immigration I commissioner of the port- at Boston. j 'At tho Commercial' cjlib at noori John , F. Flt-sgeraia mayor of Boston, will de-1 liver the- addrests and' It -is more than1 likely tliat' he will be. at tiff Central Labor. Union meeting and will make a short talk. Jle Is a personal and Inti mate friend .of Mr. Sklfflngton and will te urged bythe latter to speak at "the ' An Anto 'Collision ( means many bad bruises, which Buck ten's Arnica Salve heals quickly, as It does sores, cuts, - burns and piles. 25a For sale, by .yourilrMBglStT-Advertlsament. W Bandar a&d All Week WAT SOWX EAST BOYD'S, THEATER TOVXSXT AKO tUTTTJLDAT The Boyd Theater Stock Oo. Florence Stone in' V yrk Gixl rtova th jtlppodroms" AMERICAN THEATER AXX. WXSK MAT. KATtTXPAT V A la "at-aUoh.Qnlek WaU!ifffoaM g Wk, TM wrrcwiwo HOP tSt WXSK MAT. SATOSPAT LANG KUa THEATER N. Bushy'p World Famous. COLORED MINSTRELS UatisM tetey a flerFartde; Xfght, 8:30 BOVT MXMU TXXS SZOW, ASVAXCES VATJSBT1X.X.I1 "ittwt Imr Pr. 8--ii Etrr NUkt. itii CerUiB am Us Afur Ak-8r.bt 1'triilM J'm lbs Tbtr Special rtrm tat urslnl uk: ires rrmikkUa. Juu Coearll & Coacinr, la JVUer' rgdM Poea, HiaOromvtllt. Tlmtlr Mo. lion niznty l'rt!Mltae. Ctlltry. loo: txt Mts iMMpt BtKrttr At JSwn4il Jk. 'lxtu tte. a. Ho Tie BaUjr Mat, IS-liS-SOe XtZh 1S-S8.50-T6O Kaafeaa HltTIMaiO HI fllaill xuUhm smwiirh mm wwm Kvelyn A'esblt Ttiaw -preans WalU;' Ham Colllna, Tom Coyne and lloat of iunetera, Tbo on snow for visitor Unlike what you see at home. Lobster Jbiuare JJeauty Chorus of 80. MAimrBv atAix.T-ruijut rmicis. I 4 i mm KDHiWn.WULain -11 M mem? isBaWBk szfCHv Rr 4t2yv rJkflS-B' SaCMBVlVMK ' lHHsHiV7E-?i BHRVaEEKiPlMA. KVBr aVv r 1 ? : TranMormations 5 r -rttirt BRANDEIS! STORES Pompcian Room Second Floor Switches and Friday And Saturday t A $10.00 SWITCHES at 5 Q.rin awtrvvrmr.pl It $4.00 SWITCHES at $2 $2.00, SWITCHES at" 1 Manicuring-, Hair Dressing and Shampooing Appointments by Phone "TV. . I fBBBBBBBBBBwBbSCaBBABBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl I BBBl ions V: I ..T : II Price Friday's Ak-Sar-Ben Sale Specials It's quality goods at surprising low prices that has made our Friday sales so won derfully successful. Nearly every depart ment throughout our big store is represent ed with remarkable bargain offerings for Friday. A Veritable Feast of Bargains Has Been Pre pared for Visitors to Our Great Domestic Room Friday 74c 64c 3-iC 10c Anthracite Blue Prints, 6c ft 1 values , . , OjjC AmoBkeag Outing EJan- -t g nels, 124c values h . . iUC Itoboland Floece for bath robes and kimonos, 25c values, i for J.9C Silkollnes, 36 Inches wide, goqd patterns, lCc values, i r for 1UC Cretones, for comforters, 10c values 7ic Taffeta, silk finished, lO. 25c values, IOC 32-Inch DresB Olng- -t OJL-- hams, 18c values.... A"2TC 72x99 soft finished Muslin A Q , Sheets, 50c values TtOC Pillow Cases, 42x36, r 12c values IvC 5 8-tnch Bleached Table oq Damask, 50c values. ... OaC 36-lnch Bleached Muslin, Sc values -54 c Remnants Outing Flan jiels, 10c values ...... Remnants Flannelettes, 10c values Remnants Apron Glng- . hams, 7c values ....... "Remnants 32-Inch Shirt ing Ginghams, 15c val., Romnants Longcloth, 36 Wide, 12c values, at Remnants Poplins, plain and striped, 25c values, es 74c 15c Five Grand Silk Specials ShfWH Hire ftr Friday's Selling JB9jp to 75c All Silk Messalines, in every, wonted street and evening shade, Oft ft nlso silk satin foulaVds etc., at, yd.. . .M.OC ,27 to 40 Inch Dross Sillcs, plain and fancy weaves in messalines, taffetas, tub silks, foulards, bengaline, etc.', regular Rftfk value? to $1.25 yard, choice, yd wBw 85c Quality" Corduroys 30 inches wide; navy, brown, tan, garnet, Copenhagen, irietelax, etc., choice of 25 pieces; at . .58c n,m tit. tin Tt.ou ftlltra nt. nflf a. Yard Includ- Ing 40-inch 8.11k poplins and all silk crepe de chlue. 36-infch all silk peau de solo, chiffon taffetas and satin Duchess; on' sale ak yard - ..... . ,- '98 Imperial AU Silk Dress Messallnea 36 inches wide, all choicest colorings; ai, yaru ooc Beautiful New Wool Dress Fabrics at Greatly Btliw Werth Friday A superb assortment of weaves anl color ings for selection in this sale. Serges, pana mas, whipcords, Bedford cords, black and whitp checks and fancy plaids, striped nov eltieSj ratines, etc., 3Glo 40 ins. QQ JQ wide, values to $1.00, choice. . . wOC-WG 78c and 98c Fine "Wool Dress Fabrics regular values up to $1:25 yard. Big assort ment of the new weaves and plain serges, cheviots, vicunas, etc. New Fall Dress Fabrics In plain and novelty ef fects, Including wool cropgs and Bedford' cords, 52 ln. all wool serges,. 4 2iln. fancy. Brocades, etc.; none wbrth less than'$1.26.a yard up; at, yd .98 Ovor ISO pieces of Fine Clonklngg Astrachans, plaid backs, chinchillas, semi-rough effects; at, a yard 81.50 Up -r: Four Rousing Notion Specials in the Domestic Room RIBBONS Made to sell up to 10c yard, n two lots, yd. at ... . 2VzC and 5c HANDKERCHIEFS One big lot of regu lar 10c values, at, choice 5c SPOOL COTTON Full 200 yard perfect !6 cord machine thread Friday, 2 spools. 5c SEWING SILK 100 yd. Standard sew ing silk, 3 spools llQe A great, snap. . ., 72v tmU' i'" " "- " I' o ir- NTn limif. nti anV of these articles. .Ydu can buy wholesale or retail. Don't $nl to t'akd advantago of these naps. ... Barbour's Linen" Thread, 200 yards," black Laces "and Embroideries, made to sell at 0c or white, at, per sppoV ..... . . lCw to 35c, at, yd. 2, 7Cf lOc and 9c Underwear Spec'ls ii Domestit Room Men's Lambsdown Fleeced Under woar, all sites, shlrtsand draw ers; regular $1.00 values. .J0ti ChlldreBi's Fleece Lined Under wear, all sires, shirt and' draw ers, 36c values at 35 d Ladies' Fleece Uned Underwear Vests and pants, 60c. values, 30d Bois Flannel Wilstslnlue and gfey, all slies, 76c .values; 49 Men's Fleece" LJne'd -Uudcrjwear, all slzee,, shlrta and drawers, 50c values at 35S Ladles' Medium Weight -Ribbed Union Suits, $1.00 values,. Men's, Ladies'5 and Children's Hose, all sires, 12 c values, at, pair , Men's Wool Underwear, all 8lrea, shirts arid drawors, $1.00 values, special ...... .75 Men's Wool Sweater Coats, worth S1.50, In grey and dark grey special 984 $1 Picture Frames 48e 1,000 beautiful 14x24 pic tures in 2-inch oak frames. Subjects are landscapeXpas torals, marines,' fruits and old masterpieces, Jftfs regular $1.00 values..,. .OC Boys' and Men's Clothing Special-In Domestic Room Friday Boys' 2-pleco Suits, Norfolk stylo and double breasted, good fall weight, alL alzos, good' line col ors, values to $3.50. .. .$1.95 Doys' Knee Pants, mixtures and corduroys, good weight, 76c val ues - . "49 Young Men's 3-nlpce Suits, med ium and heavyr weight good line, of colors, all sizes, values $7,50, at $5.00 Men's Suits, an assorted lot to clean up, values to $10, $6.50 Women's Ready-to-Wear Bargains DOMESTIC BOOM V Women's and 'Misses' One-pleco Dresses, all new fall Btyles -in, serges, corduroys,, wool mixtures, values up to $10.00 ....$5.00 Women's New Fall Suits, -all latest styles, serges and wool mixtures, values to $15.00 $10.00 Women's Long Coats, assorted lot, values up to'$lp.00 .$4.95 Manufacturers' samples of Chil- '.dren's Winter Coats, all styles and colors, valuea up to $3.98, at $1.50 Women's long fleece lined Kimo nos, good styles,' values to $1.50, at $1.00 Women's House Wrappers, per cales, assorted colors and sizes. $1.00 values Cg Women's Outing Flannel Skirta 85c values 25 Sateen Waists, all bIzos and as sorted colors and patterns, $1.00 values 79 Women's Gingham Aprons, 25o values i .. .19 Friday Linen Specials Imported Belfast Satin Danipsk, full bleach,' $2.00 values, yard . $1.50 Full size Dinner Napkins to match, pure flax, worth $5.00, d&zen ." $4.50 Imported BelfnBt Satin Damask, . grass bleached, all lmon; wor(kl.50 a yard. . $1 Dinner Napkins to match, full Bize, pure flax, worth $5.00 a dozen, at i $3.50 Bisnkets ind Comforters SPECIALS N DOMESTIC ROOM Oood size tan Cotton Blankets, $1.00 values, '79V Medium size Cotton Blankets, 59c values. .. .S9 Beacon Blankets, good size and weight, grey with blue and pink borders, $3.00 values, . . .$2.50 Gray Cotton Blankets, size 70x80, good weight, $1.96 values .. . . .$1.50 Saxony 60x80 all 'wool gray Blankets, good weight. $6.60 values .., ,. $4.75 Large size uomroriers, gooa weignt, values , fpr 95t Others from 494 to $12.50 AM Aniibuncement ' 71, , ' ? 1: Saturday October 4th 1 mg : ' Our. Savings Department will closely C:vivafc 6 P. M on Saturdays, obser-' t ;viig the regular hours, 10:00 A.JVU ' r ' 1. :C?:n'A" T ..TIT J -I . ' iL A . lu o;uu r, .uuwng tuts wgck. - Hardware Bargains in Domestic Room Shlnola or 3-ln-l 8boe Polish 5J 10c pkg. Sun Stove Polish. . . .5d 15c Ideal Flour Selves 5J Good Kindling Wood Hatchets .for 19ti Large size White Enamel Wash Bowls , 15 i Heavy Steel Mall Boxes . . . -lOti Fancy hoavy tin Cake Moulds. 5i 10c Cake Tumors 5d Set of 3 knives peeling, cake and bread knife, worth 36c. . . 10J 10c Can Openers .5S 10c fancy nickel plated Stove Lid Litters 55 Best extra heavy Fire Shovels. 5 Shoe Brushes 19 Any size grey enamel Wash Basin for '. 5 Epamol Bread Pans LO 55c size Enamel Rice Boiler 39 lit listiR Ftri Sale China Scctiii friday 300 beautiful Boston Ferns, sold everywhere.' for $1.00 and $1.50; special for -this eale, each. .50fij .TRDENIERE SPECIALS C-jn, and 7-ln. Jardenleres in sov eral different patterns to Beloct from, each 39 8-ln. Jardeieres, in ivory, matt green, brown; big value... 754 HaydcnY Grocery Prices Mem Saving if 25 fe 50 to the Pee: ft tf OmiM Highest QHiiiiy, Frethest Sieis ni iwgnl Stacks. 20 lbs. best Granulated Bugar. . .11,00 4-lb- sack best ilh grade Diamond H Flour 1'V 4 lbs. fancy Jaran Rice, 10c quality, for a..S5o 5 Iba. ba white or yellow Cornmeal for t -JVio 6 lbs. best bulk Laundry Starch. .&o The best Domestic Macaroni, VermU relll or Spanhettl, pkr. 'Mo Advo Jell. Jellyron or Jello, pkx., Tho McLaren's Ve'anut Butter, lb. ..WHO Lib. cans Assorted. Soups Ttto Qrape-Nuts, pksr. JOo K. C. Corn KlAkeM. pkg-. .....8o Largo bottle Worcester 8aUce, rur Tomato Catsup or Pickles, assorted, klltdl. hntll. oUo Tall cans Alaska Salmon loo f 2-lb. cans fancy Sweet Sugar Cofn for TMo 3.1b. cans dolden PumpUIn, Hominy. Flquash or Bauer Kraut 10o 4-lh. pkc Star Naptha Washlnr Pow. der for ITHo Peters' Breakfast Cocoa, lb. SOo bbbbbbbbVbbbbVbbbI THU ZiAST OF TKB VSAOXSS AXD ITALIA If BXiUli rLUHJ. Kxtra fancy Utah Elberta Teestone Peaches, per crate, ...-v 70c, i-basbee crates Italian Blue Plums. for 1.05 BXTTTES. OBXXan AJTI ZDTTE8- XHV SAIiE XVXCBB. The best Carton Creamery Butter. per lb. ., 39o The best pulk Creamery Butter,. per lb. , 330 The btst Country Creamery Butter." per lb." 3lo The. best No. 1 Dalrj'-Butter, lb..28o Neufchatel Cheese, each .3o J?ull Cream Wisconsin Cream Cheeie, per lb. A .ISO Imported Swiss or ltoquefor Clieese, per lb Mo 1 lbs. Rood Butterlne. .-. .35o Oood Table Butterlne, lb ITHo Fancy Table Butterlne, equal toU' creamery butter, lb v.85o Souvenirs free with every pouna of Butterlne. TUB VBQBTABZ.S ASTLt THUIT iuuiset or uwka roa THB rSOFKB. Red River Karly Ohio Potatoes, best quality, 15 lbs. to the peck.. age Fancy . Holland Seed Cabbage, lb .3Hc Frenh Beets, Carrots, Parsnips or Turnips, lb. DKo 3 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce .'.Co 4 bunches fresh Radishes Bo Red or Yellow Onions, lb. 3Ho Fancy Capo Cod Cranberries, per quart ,. 7H"0 2 large Soup Bunches ,..6c 2 large Bunches Salsify for So Fresh Horseradish, lb sWo Large Cucumbers, each. .7Vio-and &o Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb BUo llad LeUuce, per head 7H j'icsii iwLver Luuiuigwer, 1D.....1QQ Fresh Denver Beans, lb 150 2 stalks Fresh Celery. 60 Xarge Baaketa rancy Tokay Orapes or .. , 550 ",y, Try HAYDEN'S First Pays J 4