7IIE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1914.
Saturday Bargains
that you can't
afford to miss
Again emphasizing the wonderful
reductions prevailing in our men's
and young men's department
Broken lots of suits
sizes 33 to 42, sold
up to $20 for ....
Broken lots of fine
Overcoats that
sold up to $22.50
$
87g
$10
Choice of any
Woman's or
Junior's Coat
in the store
including sport
coats
Original prices
to $25.00
1$
Big bargain from
the Boys' Suit
Section
Knickerbocker suita
in sizes 9 to 15 yrs.
that sold up to $6.50,
for
Children's slightly
soiled and mussed
percale and ging
ham Dresses; sizes
8 to 14 years, that
sold up to $3.50
Saturday for
Girls Coats almost giv
en away; sizes 7 to 16
years; sold to $8.50,
for
2QO
Slightly soiled and mussed
House Presses for women;
regular prices up to $3.50,
Saturday ,
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FILE UNIVERSITY PETITIONS
Estimated More Than Required
Number of Names Secured.
FULL TEXT OF M'KIfiSICK ACT
If Itrninrnl to Knrm 1" Drfentcd
Large l'nrt or Appropriation AVI 11
flo to Ilii)lnsr or Additional
CJ round.
OMAHA'S FASTEST QUO WING STORE
cm
1S10.18.S0 FARNAM STREET
OMAHA AS AJETAIL CENTER
Metcalfe Says it is Being Recognized
Everywhere. .
LOOKS FOR BETTER TIMES
election or lllniaeir nt St. L011U mid
Jt. A. Thompson In JVew York U
Compliment to Oiitnhn's
Retail BnlHC.
"The secretaries or fifteen of the tare
ct retail business organisations In tho
United States, representing retail bust
nets establishments tyhlch do an anmUl
buaincss of moro t)inn tl,CnX000,C0O a year,
unanimously assert that this year will be
the beat of the last decade from every
retail butlneaa point of view," aald Jamot
W, Metcalfe, secretary of the Associated
Retailers, who has Juat returned from
St. Louis.
"I conalder tho election., of , Henry A..
Thompson aa a Ulicctor of the National
Ury Goods Men assoelslloti " at ,JeV
York laat week, and my election as presi
dent of tho new national organization -of
Merchant Association Secretaries as a
bis; step toward obtaining recognition for
the retail business of Omaha. Other
cities are coming to know that' Omaha
Is a, real retail center an?t one of Hie
most prosperous In the mlddla Avest.
To Hcdnce Iluslness Cost.
"1 sot the Idea of our organisation
here last year from the meeting of tho
secretaries of tho commercial clubs. For
years tho various organisations of re
tail men havo been striving to reduce tho
cost of doing business. Wo havo air
formerly conducted our Investigations
and t experiments separately. This has
been expensive, 'for in most Instances,
wo have been duplicating half of tho
work. Theso associations aro" spending
$1,000,000 a year In their effort to roduce
the cost of doing business. Through
the annual meeting of the secretaries
of these organizations and tho corre
spondence which follows personal ac
quaintance of tho secretaires wo expect
to cut this nmount at least E0 per
cent. Wo will make our work co-oper-atlvo
and through reducing tho cost of
doing business wo cxpoct to rcdiico tho
cost of merchandize to tho consumers.
Our organization la In every essential, a
business affair rather than a social or
ganization. Vo aro trying to help our
members shut off tho leaks which, drain
their business ant which must bo paid
under tho present system by tho con
aumor. Jn tho end tho result will bo
gratifying not only to tho merchants for
nutting thtlr business on a better dusIj
hess basis, but It wjll help tho publlo in
reducing the cost of merchandise to the
consumer.
C.B PATRICK IS FOUND
, DEAD FROM .HEART TROUBLE
C. 11. Patrick, aged 33 years, driver
for tho National Laundry company, was
found dead In his room at 231S Cuming
Btrect ns a result of heart trouble. Tho
discovery was mado by Roy 'Rogcrson,
who mnkts lus homo at tho same ad
dress. Patrick seemed to bo In the best
of health Thursday hlght upon retiring,
Jot much Is known of his relatives.
Coroner Crosby has taken charge of tho
body and may hold an Inquest.
4
Godfrey Has No Car
High Enough for the
Eight-Foot Camel
The Missouri Pacific Is going to handlo
tho Garden of Allah comnanv out of hern
and Into Kansai City after tho closo of
tho show Saturday night. Tom Godfrey,
tho ngent for tho railroad company here.
secured tho business' and tho worry Inci
dent tp handling It Is causing his hair to
turn whlto.
Thoro Is no trouble over anything ex
cept one camel. This camel Is eight fc.ct
high with Its hump, and tho height of
baggngo cars Is soven feet. Tho differ1'
enco In height of tho cornel nnd "baggage
car Is what Is causing Godfrey nit his
grief. Tho show peoplo object to cutting
oft tho camel's hump and Qodfrcy ob
Jects to cutting off tho top of his com
pany's car. Tha nnlmhl could ho put Into
an automohllo car, but tho rules of th'o
road prohibit running , freight cars In
.passenger trains.
What to do Is a problem with Godfrey
but he declares that ho will dollvcr the
jcamel In Jvansan City Sunday morning
it no nas to rwo u uown mcr.
A Piping Hot Dish
For Wintry Nights
There's Bothies finer than a steaming hot dish ot Faust Spaghetti
o a cold Bight It warms you up satisfies your hunger. It's
strengthening, and makes a rich, savory meal. You can make a
meal for a whole family from a 10c package of Faust Spaghetti.
Cook with tomatoes, serve with grated cheese.
Watch the folks smack, their lips.
Write for free recipe book.
5c and 10c packages. Buy today.
MAULL MOTHERS. St Louii, Me.
SSSBHPV
Delivery Wagon and
Coal Truck Collide;
Driver Badly Hurt
As a, result of the slippery pave
ments, Fred Mehan, 318 North Twenty
thjrd street, was seriously Injured' near
Twenty-fourth and Chicago streets, when
a Central Coal and .Coke company
wagon skidded and collided with the
team he was driving for Harden Broth
crs. After being knocked from his seat
by tho force of tho Impact Mehan was
stepped on by a heavy draft horse and
suffered Internal hurts. 11,1s condition
Is thought to bo serious. The pollco
ambulanco "was called and the injured
man was conveyed to 8t Joseph's hos
pital. An examination there proved that
Mchnn's stomach was painfully bruised
from tho weight of the heavy brute with
Its sharp-shod hoofs.
(Prom n Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, Feb. 20. (Special.) nrefercn-
dum petitions which have been circulated
throughout the state covering the propo
sition of voting on university extension
either at tho state form or on grounds
adjoining the present location, were filed
this morning.
It Is estimated that there are 2fl,600
names on tho various petitions. Tho law
provide that 10 per cent of the vote of
the state at tho last election Is required
to make .tho petitions legal. Mr. Walt
has figured that under that provision It
will take 13,012 names on tho petitions.
Thcro shall also be names on the petitions
coming from two-fifths of the counties"
of the state, which would require names
from thirty-eight counties.
Tho law which governs tho voting on
the propositions of removal or nonremoval
was Introduced by Representative Mc-
Klsslck of Beatrice, a strong antl-re-
movallst, and reads:
Section 1. Thero is hereby created nn
additional fund for the Unlvorslty ot Ne
braska, the sarno to be known as tho
special university building fund, the samo
to consist of the proceeds ot s. tax of
three-quarters of 1 mill on tho dollar val
uation of tho grand assessment rolls ot
tho state, which tax shall be levied In tho
year and annually thereafter for six
years, to npd including the year 1918.
Section 2. No . portion of tho proceeds
arising from the lew of tlin tnv hprntn
provided for shall be expended by or under
ine uirecuon ot mo Hoard of Kcgents ot
tho state of Nebraska, until the electors
or nam siaie navo nn opportunity under
the initiative to oxorcss their choice as to
the future Site of thn enllpcn nf nnM nnl.
ycrslty. At tho general -election to bo held
in in me question or the site upon which
tho college ot the university, other than
tho collego of medicine .shall bo submitted
io ino electors on a separato ballot in
form substantially nn fnllnwn-
(a) Shall ull tho colleges of the state
University. Ip.ntlni thn villo- nr
cine bo consolidated a soon as practicable
tpj unaii tne colleges of the stato uni
versity, excepting Uie college of airrl-
cutture and the collego of medicine, be.
housed In buildings located, or to be
iuuuicu on mo present city campus and
on land contiguous thereto.
ino Btfltn nf Nunra.lrn hnll M.liti. n.
SUch election that nil thn rnlloirn. nt thn
University of Nebraska, excepting tho
college of medicine,- shall be consolidated
n the state farm, then all tho proceeds
siiuii na soon as pracucaDie, becomo avail
uio iur mo erection or buildings to
house the colleges of said university on
the stnto farm campus. In the event that
mo electors or tno state of Nobraska at
BUCh election rirrlrtril thnt nil thn nllAin.
ui mo Biuiu university, except tho col
lege Of ncrlculturn. whlnh nM xnllnr..
.(.nil 1 1 1. . . - . "
oiiuii uv iiuiu ai mo Hiaie iarm in any
oveni. ana inn cahaita nr mAd Atn. .v..n
be houned In hulltllnira Wnt. n' 4n i.
located on tho present city campus- and
uii mini uiiniiKuous mercio, men tno pro
ceeds of one-third of said levy shall im
mediately becomo available for the pur
Poso 'of erecting upon the farm campus
wi u prawm oi me remaining two
thirds of said lovy shall becomo available
for tho extension or tho city campus and
tho erection of buildings thereon.
wimt I.n-rr Does.
It will bo seen by tho above that If re
moval to tho farm Is defeated only one
third of the appropriation goesto build
up an agricultural farm while tho dpwn
town campus gets tho bulk of theappro
Another -interesting thing shown by tho
law Is that It settles theproposltlon ot
which location Is tho cheaper. Interested
parties havcattempted to show that It
Is choapcr to. buy land and build down
town than It la to build on land already
owned by the stato at the farm: In sec
tion l it Is said that If tho clectlpn shows
that extension la to bo made on tho city
campus and on land contiguous thereto,
the romaJnlng two-thirds shall bo avail
able for "the extension of the city campus
and the erection of buildings thereon."
It extension Is made down town, tho cost
ot the "contiguous" rgound must come
out of tho levy made by tho stato, or,
In other words, approximately J500.000 of
tho levy will be paid out for land, being
tho estimated cost ot tha proposed block,
leaving but J1.166.6W of the sum of 2,600.-
000 which it is supposed tho levy will
raise for buildings on the six blocka ot
ground, whllo If extension is made on
tho farm, tho whole M.600,000 will be
available. It is not a qcustjou of which.
Is cheaper, but a proposition of throwing
away 00.000 of tho taxpayers' money for,
land when tho state already has plenty of,
land at the' farm.
Scott and Osborne
Put Up Best Match,
With Latter Winning
BOSTON, Feb. 20.-Play today In tho
national racquet championship at tho
Tennis and Racquet club brought tho
tournament doWn to the semi-finals, with
It F. McCormlck, Chicago: Dwight F.
Davis, St. Louis; Lawrence "Waterbury,
New Tork, and C. O. Osborne, Chicago,
as survivors. Tho best match ot tho
day was that between Scott and Os
borne, tho latter winning out through
his brilliant service and better condition.
Waterbury disposed of Ilutchlns of Bos
ton, 15-12, 15-6, 15-2, and HcCormlck de
feated Barrett Wendell, Jr.. of Boston,
15-4, 15-3, 15-11.
Tho hardest match of the contest was
between C. O. Osborno of Chicago and
It D. Scott of Boston, which went five
sets, 15-2, 10-15, 15-12, 15-17, 15-10.
Dwight F. Davis of St. Louis defeated
O. A. Thome of Chicago, 10-15, 15-7, 15-9,
13-15, la-ii.
wnnyBrookI
WltSKEY I
U. S. TREASURER BURKE
WILL TALKHERE TODAY
The new currency Jaw nnd the Income
tax will bo discussed at tho public affairs
luncheon of tho Commercial club at noon
today by John BurSce, treasurer ot
the United States. Ho will discuss these
two new measures froru the standpoint
ot the Treasury department Mr, Burke
waa formerly governor oi South Dakota
and was appointed treasurer ot the
I'nlted States by President Wilton. T.
J. Mahoncy Is to preside at the luncheon.
The regular time for the publlo affairs
luncheons la Thursday, but the date was
changed this week, when It was learned
that Mr. Burke would bo In the city Sat
urday,
In the life of even the best of us, the aro days when "all
the cinger seems to havo been knocked out of us", and the
world looks "mighty blue". At such a tlmo you will find In
-Sttfiay BrookThe Pure Food WhUkey a safe, satisfying, pleas
ant stimulant, which will almost instantly brace up your entire
system, and put new life Into body and brain. Its strongly de
veloped medicinal properties make the use of Sunny Brook, in
moderation, highly beneficial and healthful.
The Largest Distillert of Fine. Old WhUVcy In the World ore
bock of Sunay Brook The Pure Food Whiskey besides, Sunny
Brook is bottled under tho Green Covtrnmcnt Stamp, a positive
assurance that it is U. S. Government lOOfr and that it reaches
you with its natural purity and matchless quality fully preserved.
9UNNY MIOOK is cow bottled with oar own pettntrd
Tvitttt'' stopper. On ttntt vxtotkt or re-corti Itu
bottUtifkL Ha Ns f or Cork Sutwt.
GStOODODE) BROS. CO
SELLING EMBLEMS FOR
BENEFIT. OF POOR GIRL
Selma Ohlffs, the crippled Soitfi Omaha
young wqman who supports hensclf .and
aged mother, has mado many pretty
little Washlncton hatchets and cherries.
.which are being sold for her benefit at
the cafeteria of the Young Men's Chris
tlan association una other places in tho
business district. A largo number of the
j emblems are being sold to peoplo who
wish to help the Industrious unfortunate.
i "A friend" left 12 at The Bee office, for
her.
Safe for liable, urtcctUe
Grttnnnp.
That's toiey'a Honey and Tar Cora
pound. It has the confidence ot you
BEATRICE FANS PROPOSE
VOTE ON SUNDAY BASE BALL
BEATRICE, Neb., Feb. 20. (Special
Telegram.) After the "cold water"
forces yesterday succeeded In getting a
petition through at a meeting of the city
commissioners to submit the liquor ques
tion at tho municipal olcctlon this spring
the baso ball fans began circulating a
petition to voo on Sunday baso ball nnd
a Sunday nmuscment park. The petition
will bo presented to the commissioners
In a. few days.
CLABBY AGREES TO BE
ONE OF TOUJING BOXERS
CHICAGO, Feb. 20. Jimmy Clabby,
clatment of tho middleweight champion
ship, renched Chicago today and agreed
to bo ono of tho squad of American box
ers who will make a tour of Australia
next fall. He came to terms with Reg
inald I Bckcr, the Australian promoter.
Clabby will remain a month at his home
In Hammond, Ind., befdre returning to tho
Pacific coast, where ho Is engaged for
three contests In tho near future.
BALL PLAYERS GUESTS
OF HERRICKS AT PARIS
PARIS, Feb. SO.-Tho visiting American
baso ball players and their wives were
tho guests of honor at a reception given
by Ambassador and Mrs. Myron T. Her
rlck at tho United States embassy today.
Rncea Off Because of Itnln.
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Feb. 20. The Van
drrbllt cup xaco over tho Santa Monica
course arranged for tomorrow.
poncd today until February 26. on account
ui rum. ino urana prise was postponed
until tho Saturday following, according to
an official announcement of tho race committee.
Threshermen Select
Hastings Man Head
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Feb. 20, (Special Telegram.)
Condemning any pctton for the repeal
ot the present twenty-ton bridge law, the
State Association ot Threshermen closed
its session here yestorday with the
election ot tho following officers:
F. K. Shannon. Hastings, president:
John Cloyborn, Monroe, vice president;
C. If. Qustafson, Mead, secretary-treasurer;
L. A, Enderle. Aurora, member
legislative committee; J. Q. Cole, Junlatat
member executive committee.
The report ot the treasurer showed an
Increased amount In the treasury and the I
salary oi ino Bocrcmry-irroourcr wan
raised from 1100 a year to 125.
Glass of Salts
Cleans Kidneys
If your Back hurts or Bladder
bothers you, drink lots
of water.
When your kidneys hurt and your back
reels sore, don't get scared and proceed
to load your stomach with a lot of drugs
that excite tho kidneys and Irritate the
entire urinary tract Keep your kidneys
clean like you keep your bowels clean,
by flushing thorn with a mild, harmless
salts which removes the body's urinous
waste and stimulates them to their nor
mal activity. The function ot the kld
neyB Is. to filter tho blood. In 24 hours
thoy strain from it W0 groins ot add and
waste, so we can readily understand the
vital Importance ot keeping the kidneys
active.
Drink lots of water you can't drink
too much; also get from any pharmacist
about four ounces ot Jad Salts; take a
tablf spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast each morning for a few days
and your kidneys will act fine. This
famous salts Is mado from the acid ot
grapes and lemon Juice, combined with
llthla, and has been used for generations
to clean and stimulate clogged kidneys;
also to neutralize the acids In urine so It
no longer Is a source of Irritation, thus
ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is Inexpensive; cannot Injure;
makes a delightful effervescent llthla
water drink which everyone should take
now and then to keep their kidneys clean
and active. Try this, also keep, up ths
water drinking, and no doubt you will
wonder what became ot your kldnej
trouble and backache. Advertisement.
City Disposes of
$365,000 Worth of
Its Bonds at Par
The Issue ot $365,000 sewer. Intersection
and -street Improvement bonds adver
tised for sale by tho city commission
were sold to tho EplUcr-ltortck Co., ot
Toledo, O., at a meeting of tha city
council this afternoon. All ot tho bonds
were sold at par, to be delivered to tha
purchasing company In Installments as
the city needs the money.
City commissioners met with some
trouble la tho disposal of tbeifo bonds,
owing to certain new laws Interfering
with the usual manner ot selling Omaha
bonds. The eastern fiscal agent of the
city refused to bid, because Lincoln
druggist, who knows it will Vo yon . lf i . T- I . V TL ,L
satisfaction. W. Newmlth Staies-I In8t?d f .NeW Trk hd bcCn madC
isovsas efvs
WWWe Distributers For Onvshs, Ncfc.
I boro. Of., says: "I have used Foley's
' Honey and Tar Compound In my family
I and hae sold It In my store and It never
falls, to cure. And Bob Ferguson. 3Xi
. Pine St. Green Bay, Wis.: "I had a bad
cough that kept me awaks nights and
two small bottles ot Foley's Honey and
Tar cured me," For sale by all dealers
everywhere, Advertisement.
These bonds draw -114 per cent Interest
.and' 1)00,000 are guaranteed by the gen
eral faith and credit ot the city, the
remainder, the stteet improvement bonds,
bnlng guaranteed by tho property In the,
irovrovemeni aistnct.
Pure Rock & Rye
i
For caugas, colds, chills, griww,
MtfMl kmMt8 & simitar ailMMls
Tiie excollent cura
tive qualities of Pure
Rock and Rye are
reeognlrod by every
Physician and bas al
ways been the moat
popular of all house
bold remedies,
Alt ExeillcHt
Ttiic
$1.00 Bottles
Saturday at . , ,
69c
KILLER'S
FarMM StrKt
IHILI
I 1311 Fa
Vhmhhmi
Persistent Advertising is t&e road to
B,uin.tess Success.
Spring Salts In XxclusiTe wedels
For our spring opening sale. J3I.50
and 35.0O values at ,..834.60
THE HOUSE OF MENAGH
Ths Store for Oeutlswoaasa'
1613 rarnam Strett.
Saturday Another
Big Pay
At the Fire Sale
Of Cackley Bros. Wine and Liquor
Stock Recently Damaged by Fire
Alf the well known brands of bonded whiskies included
(although only having slightly soiled labels). It will
pay you to buy a supply of these goods, as they won't
last long at these low prices. A special effort has been
made in compiling this list of Saturday offerings, so
that it will be long remembered by those who partici
pate in this big FIRE SALE.
59c to 89c
Full Quarts
A Few of the Many Bargains
B0TTLED-IN-B0ND WHISKIES
Clark's Rye .... .
fiNckenhfimer ....
Grten River .....
Spring Hill
Overholt
Osoar Pepper . . . .
Dozens ef ether kinds
Fruit Brandies
Apricot, Peach, Banana and Orange, extra fine and
fruity-$1.00 and $1.25 OQp 4Q CQp
values; per full quart tlslVj TtTlej wt!
$2.50 value Port Wine, per gallon, 95c
Crystallized Rock and Rye, per quart q
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Hoarhound Rock and Rye, $1.00 IAA rA
to $1.25 values icJC 8110 dVC
gi' 49c and 59c
Fine line of Old Whiskies, 6 TA 17Q
to 8 yra. old; per full quarts tftfC ,0tf C I UC
California Wine, 50o and 75c Values 49c and 29o
Virginia Dare, quart bottle 39c
Grape Juice; quart bottles, 23c; pint bottles 15c
Marasohino Cherries, quart bottle ...59c
50c bottles Olives, 23c; 35c bottles, 17c; 25c bottles, 10c
Whiskey by the gallon $2.00, $1.75, $1.50
Olive Oil .15c, 23c and 49c
California Claret, per gallon 39c
TWO QUART BOTTLES OF BEER, 25c
CACKLEY BROS.
"THE QUALITY STORE"
121-23 North Sixteenth Street
Opposite Postoffice.
Mail Orders for three dollars or more will be shipped
riun uimoocu i,niK.fc.N&, per lb. . . . 14 3.dc
PIG PORK. ROAST, l2 3.4c
uieer 1'pc itoaat.. ..ajo and lOHo
Young Veal Roast . Uttc
Lamb Less ,...llfio
iuuiion unops, id., 100; 3 ibs.....33o
BPZOZA18
llltlAH . II. .
6.000 extra No. 1 Lean Ham's. . .18 v,c
No. 1 extra Lean Ilncnn mi;.
Swift's i Winchester S. C. Bacon. lBc
No. I Small llama 1080
Prom 8 to 9 P. at Xmb chops, per lb Bo
Prom 9 to 10 P. aCr-gorfc Chops, per lb." . . ! ! 1 1 1 i 1 1 liijfo
33 lbs. Best Sugar 91.00
8-lb. sack Publlo Pride Flour.. .fl.10
Humford Baking1 Powder, lb. can, lso
C lbs. Whole Jap Rice, 10c srradc. 25c
it lbs, hand picked Navy Beans... aso
Santos Coffee, lb ...aoe
Ak-Sar-Ben Coffee, 35c grade,... 27o
Paxton Coffee, 1-lb. cans ,39o
Jell-O 3 pkgs 35o
Best Honey, comb ,. . .lSo
Pure Strained Honey, pint Jars.... 35o
Best Dried Peaches, Prunes or Flsrs,
per id .100
Public Market
laJjL" of B'smond o or Beat-'Em-All
Hoap tor aso
With Washing Soda 10c
Karoo Pineapple, 2lc grade lSo
Log Cabin Maple Syrup, qt. can, 30o
Gallon can Corn Syrup ......... 35e
10c Corn. Tomatoes, SalmonT. V.V&o
a-iD cans solid pack Tomatoes, 3 35o
Best Country Butter, lb J...350
"' Cream Cheese, lb. . . . .lBo
ljyj?rti?1 Sw,8a Cheese, lb 30o
White Bear Puro Preserves, Jar. . ,15o
1610 HARNEY STREET
Phone Beuglas 279 3
ADVERTISING is the Bust
ness Mens National Bank.
You deposit reputation
and amass prestige to draw
upon, when come "the lean and
hungry years."
ROOMS The Best Varietv. Th tw i..:.,
cany advertisements of the best rooms and apartments for
rent in the city. Phono your ad to Tyler 1000.
