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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1914)
TILE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1914. ) f BRIEF CITY NEWS Eleetrlo rana BurKess-Grandpn Co. Bath, norlit, moved to 1804 Karnoni. Have noot Print It Now Ueaeon lress. Ufa Monthly Income GouH. Bee DIJr. Tldsllty storage & Tan Oo. Dour. 1516. Wha you know g-fti lighting you pre fer It Omaha Gas Co. 1609 Howard St Raid lor Wife Abandonment Thomas McKeone, wanted In Chicago for vrlfo and child abandonment, was arrested hero by Deteetlves Bulllvan and Lahcy nnd will be taken back to Illinois as soon as a Chi cago policeman can get here. two Are Discharged Two charged with bootlegging were In luck when they came up beforo Judge Foster In police court. Mike Carr got jftO und costs, sus pended, and Mike Bruenkl was dismissed. Carr runs a pool room and Brusnkl a saloon on South Thirteenth street. Bsowea Iowa Oontraot Grant Parsons, president of the Omaha Builders' ex change, has been awarded the contract tor tho erection ot the Ewart & Rlchtor Van and Storage company plant at Dav unport, la. He has gone to look over the olluatlon preparatory to starting work on the building. CEEIQHTON BOYS TO GRADUATE i STEEM OF SCOTT'S BLUFF Modern Woodmen to Leave Saturday for Toledo Head Camp This evening the delegates ot the Modern "Woodmen camps of Nebraska, both regulars and Insurgents, will leave for Toledo, O., where at the head camp they will fight the rate raising proposl tlon to a finish. In addition to tho dele gates, a numDer or ctrlll teams will go along, Including those of camp 120. of Omaha, and camp 1095 of South Omaha. The Omaha contingent of the Modern "Woodmen will divide between the Rock Island and the Northwestern. Something like fifty of tho Omuha men will leave over the Rock Island at C:08 o'clock In the evening, reaching Chicago Sunday morn Ing, whore they will transfer to the Lake Bhore and go on to Detroit. The Northwestern at 6 o'clock Saturday evening will take out twenty-five of the Omaha Modern woodmen and thirty from Denver, who will arrive during the day. From Chicago they will travel over the Lake Shore. Tho Burlington will handle the Uncoln nnd out In the state Modern Woodmen, Into Chicago, where they will be turned over to the Wabash, and this road will haul them to Detroit. It Is expected there will be close to 100 in this party, and that the train will pass through Omaha about 6 o'clock tomorrow after noon. Death Claims Paid During Last Year by Insurance Go's The compilation of life Insurance claims indemnities paid in the year 1911. pub llshed In The Insurance Press, inclmlcu somo items of local Importance. The total death claims paid In the United States alio Canada ag?rom'.o $-il8,?00,000. and tho total paid "n Omuha K.2,600, maklnjc this city thlrty-o'glith in the list Tho latest single death claim' in Omaha 9; was for J'5,600, bejng tho amount of.it' ,f8uranco carried on the life ot Ralph W. B.-c-iKf r.i Idge. The Omt.hu list in excfis 'of J10.000, Is as follows, oxr:epflnj four w'tu m-mes not given: Ralph W. Breckenrldge S7B.S00 H. Rosenstock Ci.OCO K. C. Barton 25.MM George J. Duncan 10,0 X, Daniel II. Wheeler 17,909 Jame I Deright 15.163 W. M. Glass 15,000 Harace G. Burt 11,000 William Randall 10,420 Krslcrlck II. Blake K'A) Other llfmp in tho Hit of 10U r.mih claim (.' lccil interest ;re it 'ollows- Rudolph Schneider. Fremont $13,592 narus w. ivicoon, L.irioom .'3.3 " John A. Bucknaff. Lln-iln COOCC Ernest K. Hart. Council Bluffs 52.320 jonn v. juiwy. usiiHionr'J w,i.il AU01PU3 Imch. St. Louis (I.e., Mme. Baker Says Diet Helps Her to Keep Nerves Steady "I Just do It, that Is all there Is to It,' said Mme. Ray Baker, the human wax figure, who Is posing this week In the display window of the Brandets Stores. "It is just that I have learnd to control my" nerves." said madame, when pressed further, "and that, you know, comes largely through practice and making up your mind you are going to do It." "Tho ability to do this is born with one. I believe," Interposed Mr. Baker. "Of course," ahe continued, "I bellevo diet has much to do with the steadiness of 'one s nerves. I follow a vegetarian diet1, and 1 drink no beverages but water, thus avoiding all nerve-excltfnc foods and . drinks." "Do you eat any meat at all?" "No, 1 cannot see why anyone eats meat. It Is bad for tho nerves and the general health. I am always wll and suffer no 111 effects from my work, and I have experienced somo endurance tests." FROM GEORGETOWN. VISITS WITH OMAHA FRIFNDS Dr C O. Steen. now mayor of Seott's Bluff. Neb., and who Is remembered here as tho former Crelghton base ball phs nomenon, as well as the old third base man for the Lincoln Western league team. Is In Omaha for a few days, visiting- his sitter, Mrs. F. A. Klttleson. Mayor Steem Is an old friend ot Chief Dunn's and dropped In to visit little while and talk over old times. "It isn't such a big town, but our sky line is being punctured avery year with new buildings, so you've got to give u credit for being comers." ht told the chief. Omaha Real Estate Is the best Invest ment you could make, real estate columns. SIOUX FALLS MEN DID NOT KNOW TICKETS WERE GOOD Verne Marshall nnd nor La Rue, both of Rloux Fall. S. D . had railroad tteVMs Read The Bee's, rrom jowa city to their home, but they thought they were Invalid because they missed a train In Omaha. When ther 'started to htrt their way later they were arrested by Spccinl Officer La Page. In police court they showed their "worth less" tickets, and were very much sur prised when Judge Foster discharged them and Instructed La Page to see that the men "rode the cushions" home. JOHN L, SULLIVAN. JAMES P. MACDONALD. THOMAS S. DONNELLY. JOHN W. CUD1HY. ALL AGREEJN BIG CROP Railroad Men Say Harvest Will Be Most Bountiful. STORMS DO SOME DAMAGE ilrll nnd Wind Hit Some Spots In Stntr nnd lleixvy Itnina Fall All Over DnmoRC Slight, Art vnntnKe Gront. Grain and railroad men aro now all feeling confident that tho largest small grain crop over grown in Nebraska will be harvested wlihln tho next four weeks. It there were nny doubts before, thoy wero dissipated yesterday and last night, when a rainstorm that was genovnl from one end of tho state to the other conttnurd for hours, the precipitation ranging frcm one-half to four Inches. With the storm of Thursday and Thurs day night there was some damaging wind and hall, but the area was so small, compared with the whole, that it was In significant. Out on the Union Pacific, west of Kearney and in tho vicinity cf Elm Creek the wind, one cf the straight variety, blew down several barns, un roofed a few farm houses and blow away some alfalfa stacks. Hall Dnninire Sllnlit. Thero was some hall In scattered local ities in Chase county and one or two spots visited In Buffalo county, but nne of the storms reported was to exceed one-fourth mile In width and one mil) In length. Out In the state there was a heavy rain during the afternoon nnd another In tho evening, It continuing a greater portion of the night. This morning tho railroads report clear and warm weather. The heaviest rain In- the state reported by tho railroads was up on tho Staple ton branch of the Union Pacific, whore the precipitation aggregated four lnchrn On the main line there was rain all tho way from Omaha to North Platte, rang ing from one-half to three Inches, vltii one to two Inches over the entire country along the Loup City and Ord branches, extending up In the sandhill county north of tho South Dakota line. Rain Where Needed. Out in the southwest :orner of tho state in Red Willow and Hltchcook counties, while crops were not suffering, the need of rain had become apparent. In this territory the precipitation Thursday and Thursday night ranged from one to thrc,e Inches, Uie heaviest rainfall being over Red Willow county, whero hereto fore It had been the dry eat of any sec tion of the state. On the Burlington lines thoro were rains everywhere, with two to two and one-half Inches In the territory around Aurora, Central City, York, Clay Center, St. Paul, Loup City and down In the southern part of the state around Su perior. Tocumseh, Beatrice and Alma. The Missouri Pacific reports show heavy rains down the Missouri river and out In Kansas 100 miles or more. 0MAHANS IN CANADA HAVE GOOD CROP PROSPECTS Prospects are good for the Omaha colony In Canada this season, according to Rev. Edwin Hart Jenks, who hears frequently from his sons, Chusti-r and Hart, who have homesteads In Alberta The Jenks boys have about 175 acres In crop this year. Other Omahans near them are Dr. Harry Swartrlander. Who Is practicing medicine; Robert and Vern McCormack, Hallock Rouse, "Runt" Andrus, Ralph Welrlck and several others. ' MEXICAN LABORER KILLED WHILE STEALING A RIDE Amello Camallo, aged about 35 years, a Mexican laborer, wu Instantly killed when he fell from a switch engine near the Union depot and was run over. Camllio was attempting to steal a ride to South Omaha at tho time ot the accident. Get Itld of tho -Inrmrjit of Ilh ea rn t lam. Remember how spry aaa active yon wero beforo you had rheumatism, back ache, swollen, achlns joints and stiff, painful rnuaclea? Want to feel (hat wtty again? You can Just take Foley Kidney Pills. For Uiey quickly dear the blooa of the poisons that cause your pain, mis ery and tormenting rheumatism. For aalo by all dealers everywhere.--Adrer-tlscsacsL itching a Severe Form of Eczema How to Stop This Awful Nagtng Disorder If You t'eol Like a IMu Cushion If you will get It firmly fixed In your mind that all forms of ukln disease are a combination of nervo disorder and faulty nutrition you will then understand why 8. S. Q. the famous blood purifier over comes such troubles. Just as soon as S. S. S. enters the blood It rushes throughout tho entlro circula tion In an average of three minutes. And as the skin Is an outlet for the greater proportion of Impurities In the blood, the action of S. S. S. is such that these Im purities are converted Into a substance that is readily expelled. Thus, Instead of gathering on the surface to cause Itching, eczema, salt rheum, tetter and other skin diseases they pass off as vapor or perspiration, tho pores are left free, the nerves regain control and It Is Impossible for any disease to either rain or retain a foothold. These facts are brought out In a mightily Interesting book "What tho Mirror Tells," a copy of which Is malted free by The Bwlft Bpeclflo Co.. 105 Swift IMg Atlanta. Ga. Get a bottle of 8. 8. 8, today. Insist upon 8. 8. 8., avoid sub stlti tea. aStoro Hours, 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturday till 9 P. M. Electric FANS S-lnch blade, adjustable to any position, for direct or alternating current, special at $7.75 BURGESS-NA SH CO "EVERYBODY'S STORE IT IS KODAK TIME TAKE ono with you whorovor you go arid record tho pleasures of your trip tor future rcforenco. Wo devolop your films freo when orders are left for printing. Burffss-Nash Co. Mala Floor. Friday, Juno 12, mi l. 8T0RK NEWS FOR SATURDAY Sixteenth and Harney Streets. Women's $1.50 SILK VESTS for $1.25 LO R A 1 N B silk vests, low neck, and sleeveless with daintily e m it r o dered fronts, rein forced a r m holes, white or ight shade of pink. Cotton VESTS Women's low neck, - sleeve less cotton vests with fan cy Inserts, at, each .... ICo Burgess-Hash Oo. Main rioor. Women's Pure Silk HOSIERY 49c FAST black pure thread silk hoso with silk llslo gar tor tops, regular mado foot, high spliced heel and doublo solo. Subject to Imperfec tions, but every pair a rare value at 40c Women's Mercerized Hose 3 Pair for $1.00 Fine quality black silk mer cerized, with high spliced heel and doublo sole, doublo garter top and 6-thread too, Satur day, pair, .15c, or ft pairs. . .91 Women's 25c Lisle Finish Hose, Pair, 17c Sheer llslo finished hose, high spliced heel and doublo toe, full fashioned, welt garter tops, first quality, regular prlco 25c, Salurday, pair.. 17c Burgess-Wash Oo. Main floor. Here Are the Cleverest Little Summer Dresses in the June Sale Saturday That We Have Ever Known to Be Bought ML at $ Every Dress is a regular $7.50, $10.00 and $12.50 value, but we bought them underprice and offer you the benefit. THE styles nro first of nil tmminovy, nnd Russian tunic, tho Glndstonc collar, its woll ns tho now set-in sleeves, have been used to good effect. There's a wido range of protty col ors as well as plenty of all white. Tho materials are white voiles, ratines, linens and crepes. Somo of tho whlto frockB aro clovorly com bined with new colors, sometimes two colors aro ef fectively contrasted by combination. Tho variety is so great and the fabrics so pleasing that they must be seen at closo view to appreciate tholr truo worth, choice, $4.03. June Sale of Coats 12 90 Were $20.00, $22.50 and S25.00 Women's 75c Long Silk GLOVES, at 39c gloves Ir whlto or black, also Ions 12 or 16 - button length lisle gloves In whlto only. Excel lent quality and vpry special Saturday at the sneclal nrlce of. nor pair . . . .Z3e nurreas-Xash Co. ialn rioor. Were 12.50, $15.00, nnrl Si K III I THERE'S a wide Variety of Btylcs, every one very desirable, in such materials as silk crepes, serges, whipcords, Bedford cords, imported mixtures atitl golflnes in black, navy, brown, tan, white and Uurg-eas-Hash Oo. Beoona rioor. Women's Cool Silk WAISTS $1.95 THERE aro sovcral very pret ty Btylcs for selection Just tho sort of waists every woman wants right now. The offering includos: Striped tub silks with whlto embroidered collar and cuffs. Flowered Jap silk waists with white collar and cuffs. Plain white Jap silk with embroidered collar and cuffs; also with rolorod collars; very special at ft. 05. Dainty Whlto Waists, $1.S5 Whlto voiles, laco and etnbrold ory trimmed, allover ombrold ered voiles and sheer lawns, trlmmod with laco and om broldory. Your choice Satur day, nt only ,$1.3S nurffsis-ITasu do. Second 7 oor. Girls' $1.75 to $1.98 Cotton Crepe DRESSES for 2 to 10 Years, $1.49 $1.49 THEY are made of fine quality cropo, white jl ground wim aainty stripes ana figures for ages 2 to 10 years, wero $1.75 to ?1.98, sale price, Saturday. Girls' 98o to S1.25 Dresses, 79c Mado of percales, ehambrays, striped and checked ginghams, trimmed with ploln and plaid materials ior ages a to n years. Girls' Dressos at Half Price. Fine lawns, batistes and voiles, elaborately trimmed with laco, embroidery and ribbon run beading, $1.98 to $26.00, for 08c to $13.50. Girla' 25c Gowns, 19c. Good quality muslin, square yoke of tiny tucks, ruffle at neck and Bleoves, for agea 2 to IS years. Girls' 89c Gowns, 69c. Slipover styles, nainsook round yoke of lace in sertion, ribbon run, short sleoves edged with lace; for ages 8 to 14 years. Burffesi-XTaih Co. B.coafl rioor. You'll Want One of These Parasols at 98c They're $1.50 to $3.50 Value. A SPECIAL purchase our rep resentative mado while la the east. It's the ends ot lines from a big manufacturer, Includ ing regular ond boll shapes, puro silk, soisette, silk ribbon, whlto ombroldored, otc, In plain shades and combinations, plain or carvod handles with silk tas sels. Positive $1.50 to S3. 60 valuos, choice 98c DnrfssD-HasU Co. Main rioor. This Sale of Boys' Wash SUITS Is of Vast , Importance to You IT BTtTNGS saving ndvnnuiss that are way out of tho ordinary just tho little suits yoc want, i;nd nofid for the boy dnrps vacation. Boys' $1 and $1.25 Wain Suits, 73c Sailor and Russian blouso, also Oliver Twist styles In ehambrays, galateas and madras cloths in many different patterns and color combinations; wero $1 and $1.26, Saturday.. Boys' $1.50 find $2 Wash Suits, 98c Russian or sailor blouso, also Oliver Twist styles in gal a tons, kindergarten, madras and chambray materials; wero QQ $1.60 nnd $2,00; Saturday, 70C Boys' $2.50 and $3 Wash Suitt, $1.95 Tailored suits In the latest styles and fab rics of tho season, In all wantod colors; wore $2.80 and $3.00; Sat- Si Qf urday at P 1 e50 Dursress-Wash Co. Mln rioor. Men, Here Are Great Soft SHIRT Values Offered for Saturday at 69c and 89c THEY are ovory ono $1.00 and $1.60 values; soft shirts with soft turndown collars attached; very desirable for outing wear, Bitch aa tennis, golf, hunting, fish ing, etc. Mado of madras, soisette, cheviots and other fine materials; positive $1.00 and $1.50 values, on sale at 00c and 80c Men's Balmesh Underwear Reduced Balmesh union suits, short sleovea and -inch seams regular $1 values, yCj Balmesh 2-pieco garments short oq sleoves; regular 50c values, each. eJIC Snrffess Hash Co. Usia rioor. Drugs and Toilets I3c Menntn's frU-Qn cum Powder Alassatta Talcum Powder for Java nice Pow der, 30c, in. size for. . I U Monoxide Tooth Powder. 26o (Jg Peroxide, Qn 1-lb. bottle, Jad Salts, an ile sice.. Peruna, tl CQn size bottle 3U I.ydla Plnkham'a Vegetable C o m pound, $1 fin bottle... O0 Aspirin Tablets, bottle of I J n IB for.... Ollvo Oil, 9Qn COc bottle Sal Hepatt- I J -ca, 26g size Seldlltz Powders or .v.r.u.B: (2o Dorlo Acid. I Cn lib. for.. U Burjess-Ntsh Co. Main rioor. Fresh Chocolates, 21c Fresh milk chocolates, plain nilla, vanilla nut and plain maple flavor, very special Saturday at, pound Bnrrts-Saah Co. Basement, va- 21c There'a Comfort and Style in these Women's $3.50 PUMPS at $2.95 Mm C COLONIAL pumps with tongue and J buckle trim, full Louis heels, flexible turned soles, comfortable and perfect fitting lasts, mado 4 Aff" In satin and gun motal Swaftl luaiiiuioi ui. , u v. u , w $3.50 linos, per pair Mi Women's White Canvas Pumps, 81.05. Mado In tho new colonial and flat bow styles with medium hools and soft turned soles; cool and comfortable and special values at. .91.05 Women's nuhbr Soled Oxfords, $3.50. Women's Russia calf oxfords, dark shade of tan with rubber sole and heels; very comfortable and restful, pair $3.50 Women's Whlto Shoes at fffl.05. Made of white 8ea Island canvas, button style, either plain toe or tip, welt sowed soles and Cuban heels WHtto Arabian Cloth Shoes, 93.45. Fine white Arabian cloth button shoes, flexible sewed soles and Cuban heels, perfect flttlns and very drossy. Burjass-Kash Co. Main rioor. Saturday in the Big ECONOMY BASEMENT 98c WOMEN'S LOW SHOES, SATURDAY, 98c Intended to Retail for $3.00 and $3.50 The offering embraces gun metal oxfords In lace and button, patent oxfords In lace nnd button, vlct kid laco oxfords, patent button ox fords with white nubuck tops, tan Russia button ox fords, tan 2-strap slippers, etc.. wltn mili tary heels or Cuban heels, flexible sewed soles, low shoes that wero Intended to retail for $3.00 and $3.50 a pair, Saturday, pair Boys' Overalls at 39c Good quality blue or blue and white OQ. striped demin, Saturday, at Boys' "Ideal" Overalls at 50c Boys' "Ideal" brand overalls are made of beet quality denim and aro winners CC0 HKt for wear and durability OUC QOtj I J Men's Work Shirts, 98c The standard railroad shirt, plain navy and navy with white spots, 2 starched turn-down collars with each shirt Saturday, at Men's Union Suits, 48c Soa Island cotton, long combed Egyptian AQ yarn, short sleeves, special, at TfOC Refrigerators Specially Reduced $139 $161 .Century refrigerators, 100-lb. Ice capacity, woro $16.85, for. Century refrigerators, 120-Ib. ice capacity, were $19.86, for. Century refrigerators, 125-lb. JOO05 Ice capacity, wero $26.86, for. Oneida refrigerators, 125-lb. Ico capacity, woro $13.50, for Automatic refrigerators, 110 lb. ice capacity, wero $31.50 .$1455 -..$28 98c SALE OF SOAP IN BASEMENT Ele lot of ooap of all kinds offered Saturday at 2c a cako and upward. Banl - Fluah larre can t ......X7o Fell Naptha oap, rake.. 4c Diamond C and Be . 'Bin-All I aii no rr ao. IS tacs ...SSe White 1 I I T soap, caka . 3o WOMEN'S $1.00 to $1.75 WASH YOUR CHOICE FOR SATURDAY, Mado of poplins, piques, BodforUs and linens, In shades of sag light blue, tan and plain UMt white; well tailored and yjJ good width; choice Cloth Skirts at 98c Sizes for misses and small women; wool materials In plain black, navy blue, black and white chock, QQ brown, etc., choice wOC sac Turkish Bath Towels SUe 18x40. full bleached, heavy quality, Ifi 2c value, at Iwt OSc Bed Spreads at 40c Krlnkle bed spreads, bed sue, easy to laun- A Q SKIRTS at 69c I'lirslclan's and Hurston s soap, cak 6c Horn chip, raxkajfo ..190 SO-Mule Team torajc, 1 lb.. 9o Jap Ilooe soap, caiie So P. tt O. Naph tha soap, par cako o Jrrn' vloUt glycerine ooap, cake To Ammonia. ot bottle 1e Ivtrre bar tu Ule soao . .im IjmltSMt) der, 98c value, at. SI Crochet Spreads, 50c Full sire, Marseilles patterns, good weight, regu lar price $1, for. . Crochet Bod Spreads, 08c Marseilles and conventional designs, good weight, worth to $2, tor. 59c 98c sBurgos3-Nash Co. -Everybody's StorelOth and Harney.;