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Entitled "The Art of Mixing Them' It tells how
to make up the latest and most popular mixed
drinks; how and when to serve the proper liquors
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Special Reduced Prices
. We are Agents for most all of the well known brands of fine
Whiskies and Liqilors, such as
, . thdnheimer Rye at 95f per quart
qcitfr. Uroojv, Bourbon .at . ; 95c per quart,
Old Maryland Eye at . . . . .". ',. .y . . 78c per quart
- Sunny Brook Bourbon at 95c per bottly
. Old Kentucky Bourbon at 78c per quart
wo Bottle , good Cooking Sherry at 32c
, $l'.0o Bottle good Cqoking Brandyint:'. : . 8i)t
7.V. Bottlo fine Table Sherry, Port or Sail t erne at 48c
oOe Bottle good California Port at 29c
FiVorything that's Good to Drink from Champagne down to Beer.
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GAS COMPANY WANTS PROFIT Audreaseu Expects
to lie Damage Suit
xgaiust the Sheriff'
Files Amended Petition Setting
Forth Its Rights in Suit.
SAYS PENALTIES EXCESSIVE
Inltns thnt Mnrr It linn Operntrd
for OTfr l'ortr 1 ears the ('nun.
ell fnnnot TnWe Anr Its
ItlRht to a I'rnflt.
Vn aiiK'ulrd petition filed by the Omaha
, Oa! company in the t'nlted States dis
trict rouri In the dollar pa suit plead
estoppel and Claim the company I not
I only entitled to an interest on the In
vestment and a fair eamlnp per cent,
but that It Is further entitled to a ,bu.l
j ness profit of I per cent."
This supplemental petition set forth
a tabulation of the penalties the company
! would have to pay since the dollar use
ordinance, was passed, and declares sin h
I penalties would amount to $3,0i0ro, nnd
i that their assessment therefore Is absurd.
The companv claims that since It oper
ated since l'-Si without interference with
it legal right to furnish ros at a profit
f tho city cannot now fix an arbitrary rate
1 for k The claim that dollar rhs would
1 be confiscatory Is reiterated, but la not
dwelt upon nt length.
M Andteasen. tnipri Intrttdent nf the
StKletj lor the Krleudlees, who wan
ejectel from the county Jail bj lvput
Sheriff Walter Manner, though he held a
pet ml t fnmi the sheriff's office, say that
he oNH-ot to bring suit acHlnst Sheriff
McShano for (Intimites
AcconlliiR to Mr Amlrcascn. whoso
bulnra bring him frequently Into the
Jail. Ieput llunkfi us tttsplensnl be
cause AiidrcMsoti seimeil the transfer if
Charle Hennett. a xutith mitiisciI of steal
ItiK an automobile, from the cilmlnat to
the Juvenile nut In. title Hi-nuctt wan
HironR the prisoners helloed implicated
In the tveont attempted Jail delivery, dur
ln which Hanger liecatito lnoled In n
fight
Andreasen has been n.Hlsnl that Sheriff
MrHhnne Is liable for damages on account
of his ejection from the Jail
'I'i'J', ution ..t v.Mii.k li. k. wast.ic.'.'l
It is feared that hr will seek enlist
ment at othei iot. a srnrrsl uarnin.
has been Issued
The indignation of nial officers mir
the In. tdent recalls the case of a man
who, npivarlttK before an Omaha Juday
vi it serious rharse. was etitetn-ed to the
altet native of enllstiui! In the navv or
servlinr time In .mil.
; Local Teachers Are
! Boosting Miss Ryan
! for Vice Presidency
Omaha and South Omaha members of
the Nebraska State Teachers' association
are boosting Miss Hello M Hynn, as
sistant superintendent of omnlm schools,
for vice president of the association, No
other candidates for the position have ap
peared in tho field.
The, lobby of tho Home hotel, where th
teacher aro registering- and voting ns
they register. Is tho scene of warm skir
mishing between the adherent of tho two
lending candidates for president of the
association Chancellor Samuel Avery of
tho 1'nlverslty of Nobraska and I'rlnclpal
Kate Mclttigh of the Omaha High school.
Miss nyan'a candidacy for vice presi
dent Is receiving tho almost unanimous
support of local teachers, although no
"lobby" Is elcctloneerlnc In her behalf
NAVY MEN OBJECT TO
SOME OF THE APPLICANTS
A report received at the ol fires of tho
Omaha naval recruiting station concern
ing the case of n oung man at Lincoln,
aliened to have sought to Join tho nuvy
at tho Capital City in an effort to elude
the police, was the signal for a frfsh
outburst on the part of attaches of the
l local station, deploring tho proalnre
of an Impression that tho imvy will bar
J hor criminals.
1 Tho report came from the rccrultltiK
station at Lincoln, and snld that Carl
l'rh ke, IS ours old, had made applica
tion for admission to the nuv lnes
ligation, the repot t continued, developed
the fact that the nppllcan Is nlteged to
bays f urged several i-hecks and that ho
Is accused of other minor offenses Tho
WOMAN EVANGELIST PUTS
WRONGS UP TO HER SEX
TakltiR Kc a the Instlcator of man's
first ln. Mrs 11 A Wheeler, eiangrllM,
sjxiku Motida night at the (Irnce Kvnn-Rcllcan-hurch,
t'.uinlcn hvcIiup and North
Tnenty-sevcnth street, upon the neces
sity of woman righting the present
wrongs of the world, in this respect she
referral to Kvc- as the prodigal Rlrl, and
thHt tho feminine side of human nature
hail It easlh within Its grasp to correct
the things that nte not right between
men and women
Woman. Mrs. Wheeler. Ultistrtttcd. Is
looked uon by man fwr his moral In
fluences, and he bohaxes In tho ratio that
she makes hint obere the paths of recti
tttile. The lecture rouclude the series that
Mrs. Wheeler ha been delivering at the
church
Totals of Loans to
Tornado Sufferers
Made by Committee
A total of 111 loans were ma1e to suf
ferers from the laster tornado, acoordlnc
to the fhiH.wlMl report made by the rs
toralion i-ommltteo to the execiilUe com
Hilttc of tho Commercial club at noon
The amount was MK,M. while the total
of inonlR rei'clxed In the restoration fund
through Mlhscrlpllfltts was MH.21!'V Fee
t" the register of deeds amounted t
f l'V. M
Tho $."'".3W 85 tta'.aueo la belliR rcturneil
to tho subscrlbcis by ret iming one-half
their respective subscription. Till will
leave a. small cash Imlanco which will bo
accounted for In subsequent dividend."
Tho value of the property restored win
reported at $.V?.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Krelght Trnfftc Manager 1". IL Wood
of the I'nlon Tarlflc luis gone to Wash
ItiMton. where he will discuss the Colo
i ado rnto cases with tho Interstate. Com
i merco commission
Persistent Advertising Is the Hoad to
lllg lleturn
iioTi:i.!.
r tv I -
OlTl P. n.TI P. i J h A.Vr.GV .
Special Election' is
to Be in'february
special eleitlon.at'rt-hlCU the home
line 'barter will bo submitted to a vote
or ilio people will he called for some time
during the month of February, accord-
1n!T In C lt Atln.nni. Iam t lfln Tt..
. - wis, ii, ... JMHUi iHU
Cits uttoiney Mild:
Wo will not he able to hold the
clei tlon ni-M pionth and after tl:e ap-
jioruuiimcm oi iiiuos lite rirsi or the
scar sufficient ttmo will not rcniuln to
I rri Nil' mr ir in .itiiiTinri- i. u-iii nnr.
ahl be held some time in February."
I nder the constitutional amendment
pimmiim icr ino crcs-iion or a cnarter
ccmmlssion njid tlto dr-.iftlne nf n new-
charter no time limit for tho submission
of the Instrument to a vote of the peo
ple Is fixed.
FAIR OF THE CHURCHES TO
BE HELD NEXT. MONTH
The Christmas bazaar of the churches
will open December 8 In the rotunda of
Tho nee building.
Twenty-throo churches have applied for
space at this affair and plans are being
tnudo now which will make It the most
attractive fair that has ever been given.
For several months the women's aid so
cieties of the different churches have been
buey making dainty little articles for
Christmoa gifts which they will sell at
this fair. Not only can attractive Christ
mas gifts be bought here, but there will
be a splendid opportunity for the house
wife who was not at home to put up
her fruit for the winter, to buy a goodly
supply at this fair.
Removal Notice
Dr. J. T. McCarthy will be pleased to re
ceive his patient, both old and new, at hta
new headquarters, 1111 V. O. V. Hldg..
whoro he Is fully equipped with all tho latest
appliances for scientific examinations and
diagnosis of the most difficult cases of de
fective sight and impaired bearing.
If you aro troubled with headaches, nerv
ousness, aching eyes, feeling of sand, Itching,
burning, dizziness or watery eyes, this Is na
ture's warning, due to eye Imperfections, and
can bo permanently relieved by properly pre
scribed H.nsqrvH
onstiltiitloii niul examination Free. Trices moderate. Satisfac
tion Ci L A It AXTKKI) in everr cna we take.
Suite 1111 Woodmen of the World Building, Omaha, Nebmka.
Twenty Applicants
Want Position Held
by John M. Guild
Twenty candidates for tne position of
commissioner of the Commercial dub to
succeed J. AT. djuld, who'socs-to Dayton.
O., nre recorded with the committee
chosen by the club to select the succes
sor. The. committee Is not making public
tho names of the applicants, but Is con
sidering their merits from various stand
points. One of tho general questions
that la constantly coming up Is whether
to select a man from Omaha or one of
tho out-of-town nppltcanta. For certain
reasons It Is thought an Omaha man
would be best and for certain other rea
sons an outsider with good experience In
the work and ability In the line of work
la considered desirable.
Most of the meetings of the subcom
mittee have, consumed their time In dig
cussing a possible reorganization of the
working machinery of the ' Commercial
club.
MOTORCYCLIST INJURED
IN WAGON COLLISION
Fred Thlole, 21:0 Harney street, and
Hank Kaufman, Fifteenth and Center
streets, were both painfully Injured nt
Sixteenth anil Vinton streets, when the
motorcycles upon which they were riding
collided with a grocery wagon.
Kaufman was cut In sovrral places and
Thlele suffered a badly bruised knee.
They were 'given medical attention by
Dr. It. W. Conncll and then conveyed to
St. Joseph's hospital, where they will un
dergo further treatment. It la believed
that both hae also suffered Internal injuries.
Mrs, Lody Withdraws
Her Suit for Divorce
The dlvorco suit of Mrs Ixtulsft Store
Iody was dismissed yesterday morning.
Carl liana Lody of Merlin, surprised by
news of dismissal of tho divorce suit of
his wife, formerly Miss Umlse Storjs, de
clared that his object In coming to Amer
lea had been accomplished and that h
would return to contest any futute n
tlon by Mrs. Lody.
"I came to provent a divorce," he al'
"that Is all I wanted. There h.is nce
been nny question of financial setl'.c
ment."
Though Judge English signed an orde
dismissing tho suit without prejudice b
request of Mrs. lily's attorneys short
before 10 o'clock, Mr. Lody did not hei
of tho action until an hour later, whe
he and Attorney Zlesler of Horlln wi
apprised of tho news at their hotel.
Sir. Lody and Mr. Zlesler Immedialel
left the hotel to go to the offices of h'
Omaha attorneys, and on the way met
member of the firm coming to see them
A conference followed which was Intc,
rupted by the noon hour nnd resume
later. The nttorneya would make n
Hatement of Mr. Lodys plans, othei tha
that ho expected to return to Onnan
and ngaln resume employment with
tteamslrip line.
HOME FURNITURE CO
South
Omaha
20 Below Omaha Price,
Not One Day, But Every Day
9x12 Seamless Brussels , $9.75
9x12 Seamless Velvets $14.50
9x12 Axminster $17.00
BARGAINS IN SMALL RUGS.
See Our
New
Daylight
Display
Room
New Light Thrown
on the Income Tax
Instrin tlons concerning the inxolved In
come tax law, Issued for tho pinpor. of
making clear many points that have pur,,
tied not only revenue collectors, hut
many eminent attorneys as well, have
been received by Itoss Hammond, collec
tor of Internul revenues, fiom the deport
ment at Washington. The document.
comp-lslrg many typewritten jages im
ports to elucldato many nice rolnts. and
to advise revenue collectors as to the
manner In which th's new tv i. tn. i,-
collected.
"I haven't looked it over yet," sah Mr
Hammond, "but If It disnuse. tit rtmiiti
mooted questions it will have nccom
pllshod that which hs hmttt.A
lights."
HOTEL
GRISWOLD
GRISWOLD ST. AND
GRAND RIVER AVE.
The strictly modern and
up-to-dnto hotel, located in
the very heart of the city or
DETROIT
(Where life is worth living)
Most popular hotel in
the city. Finest Cafo wsi
of Now York.
250 rooms at $'.f0 per
dny and up. Nothing bet
ter at our rates.
When you want a hotel
where you got what you
pay for, and then some,
come and see us.
Write for sot of postal
cards in colors showing
tho different, departments
of the liotclj they aro free.
?RED POSTAL, Pres.
CHAS. L. POSTAL, Secy.
FLORIDA
VIA THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
5r3
mvii W WMWI 1 "
mm
ROUND TRIP WINTER
TOURIST TICKETS ON
SALE DAILY, LIMITED
JUNE 1, 1914. RATES
FROM OMAHA. VIA
DIREjOT ROUTES:
Jacksonville, Fla $50.50
Tnmpa, Fla $62.10
Miami Fla $72.60
St. Augustine, Fla $52.80
Palm Beach, Fla $69.00
Ponsacola, Fla $41.00
Haines City, Fla $60.70
Havana, Cuba $87.00
Also Many Other Destinations
Homooookern' TIckoIh on sale th first
Tlrkotu boIiib via ono route, returning
vlit another nt slightly hlclior fnrrn.
nnd tnirrt TuesdnyB of each mouth.
For full Information nnd do
Bcrlptlvo Ittorntura call nt City
Ticket Offlco or write S. NORTH,
District PnHflonirer Agent, 407
South 16th Ht. Tclephono Doug
Inn 'J04,
4b inch solid onk Sanitary High Grade 3-piece Parlor Set (like
Roller Top Desk ...$23.oo cut) No. 1 leather seat and back; $48
value, tor
Same in 54-ineh . . .$25.00
Compare the price.
33.00
NEW MARBLE MILL IS
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
firnnhR'B ltt new Induitrv ntarti.,1 ni t
with a whirl )otnUy when lh
wheels nnd machines at the new Sunder.
iRnd marble mill began to operate.
This r.ew venture waa announce
ahortly after the return of Ralph 15. Hun
derland from a ycur'a ahsence In 'ul
fornla In the meantime property wn
pun-haied on the nelt Lin nouth ..t
Hamilton treet. a eommoloUR hulldniK
erei-ted and a romplete outfit of the lat
est machinery bought and InMnlW-d
While the Hunderlanda have alreud
hooked marble bimlnewi lufflrlent to keep
the new mill buy for four months, thev
ar aeeklni; new contracts throughout the
entlrn In competition with Kt. I'aul
Kntmaa fit v and f't. Ixiuli.
The marble mill la equipped to handle
marble which tome to Omaha In th
rouKh and put It through the varluu
proteges until It la permanently art in
rla-e in the building-.
Thin new Industry brlnga Kevcral famil
ies to Omaha, for mechanics skilled In th.
milling of marble are only to be fnuii.t
where marble plants are in operation
It Is expected that the glnwtli of this
department of the Sunderland buxin.
will result In doubling the present jlH.
ity of the plant within the romlng ear
KENNEDY CHAIRMAN WHEN
DR. ANNA SHAW SPEAKS
John U Kennedy has been selecte.1 iih
chairman for the meeting t the fom
merelal Iub hMday noon when Dr. Amu
Howard fihaw, the national woman suf
frago president. Is to juMres the cull.
Former l ongrosaman Knne1y has ions
slnw come out openlj Ui favor of uf
frage in everal talks lfore the State
Suffrage association, and It was iiartly
for that reason that he was ehoaen chair
man or Frlda.
Hotel Snapp
Ansou THi.Y rnti: pkoof
.Modern, ThtirouKlily Kqiilppnil
Mineral Hnth Depurtiuriit in lintel
.MAX MKM11 . MnnnKer.
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
The Karlsbad of America
DISKAHKK Cl lli:i):
RHKIMATI8M, CONSTIPATION.
I.NDI013STION. D1SKASBS OF"
STOMACH AM) UVER;
KIDN'KY. ULAUDKU AND PROS
TACIC niSORDKRS;
I RIC ACID POISONING.
Correponlenc aollrlt;rt. Rooms
reererl by wire. Further partlc
tilnrN nn application.
Winter Trips to Summer Landil
Ronntl trip oxcurtiloii tlckots on enlo dally vln tho I
CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE & X. PAUL
RAILWAY
To Klorlilu, Cuba, Now Orleans, Mobllo nnd tho Gull Const. Final
return limit, Juno 1, l!14.
iitrkstinviiin ijino.no
'I'ninpn t 9(ll!.10
Hiirunn, Cuba $H7.00
Xetv Orlenii!. , $11.00
Diverse r6uto tlckhm to' liolnts in Florida nnd Cuba nt Hllghtly
Mgher rnti'H. I.lbernl ntop-overH parinltteil.
DtillKhtrul totira and cruises to tho Medltnrrnnean, Orlont, WojL
Indlcff, Pnnanm Canal, South America. For romploto Information
and fnldurH, cnll on or nddrcsH
W. I. MOt'K, City PnssenKer Airent
1IJI7 I'nruitin Sl Oinnltn, Xeb. Pliono Douulus 8.1.
ana me iasi m
; wwB.wrr.:.r;.r jr isPlc"ds L.lrains daiK-
homes okowxet, H.cr.tarj twccn Omaha and Chicag( over the M
Miti&fa' m Chicago and North Western Ry. M
"tfiSr SSsC ;y,rfPj$$V' K amout havHy rock ballaitet!, double tracked, .JF
gjjJjTf K automatic tafety iignal line between th Miitouri ySjfiSSi
SSfrSf. ' M Dining car service uncqualctl. SSf?WSls
rVct ind 'ull Information t .K '
Fiiinnm street
IIOTKI.M.
IIO'l'KI.S.
VANDERBILT HOTEL
34&ST. EAST at BRK AVE., NEW TORK.
iSubtvoy Entrance
"An hotel of distinction
with moderate charges"
Within five m'nutes of principal railway terminals.
situation Iderl.
TARIFF
Single room. .
Double room. . .
Double brdrooma. boudoir
drrMlng-room and bith - "
iulte. I'urlolr, bedroom and bath M
Each room with bath
Tr dV-M. , ti, $4
t5, tt, 7,
" " ts. 110. Ill
tlU, (12, 113
)( KA N HT: M Mill's.
I
.Shoot In sr Si'rapr
im'Ii both twrtlcs wounded, dunands
II'irkjMjs Arnua haKe Heals wounds,
srr-, turns, foils, cuts or plica. Only 26c
For sale t -our druggist -Advertise-rtr
Steamship Tickets
Via All Lines.
Foirlgn tours, rrulsps round the world'
to the Mediterranean, northern toast of
Koutli Armrlra, West Indies and Panama
i anal icn rlj.tn literature and full
Information on application
Telephone T . .it Kl.i n 3' '.
H. O. BUITIiDB' TOUHIST AOCITOT.
311 south 14th at. w. o. w Buiidia-,
Omaha, Nab,
HOTEL FLANDERS
133.137 West 47th St., New York City
just orr BBOADWAV.
Tha right kind of l otel In the right loralll) In the heart Of the the
ater dlHtrlrt and adjacent to the shopping centers l'osl(lvel-.fre-proof.
Kxrrlteitt cuisine and an exceptional orchestrj A large addition just' com
pleted, rontainlng library, grill and billiard hall
Handsomely Furnished Rooms, Private Bath, '
$1.50 PER DAY UPWARD.
From Grand r f rural Station, i-ars marked ' Hroadwa . without transfe-,
Pennsylvania Station, 7th Ave cars without trarrsfer
Booklet upon reout'st
H. K. SHARES. PROP.
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