THE BEE:
OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 11. l'.li.
I Tea House at Mrs. Belmont's Estate and Duchess of Marlborough
i ... . jam
The tea house at' Mrs. Oiivor II. P. Belmont's summer es
tate at Xowport, R. I., where meetings of the Political Equality
"association are being held. Suffrage leaders from all parts of
slhe country, are attending the convention.
The insert photograph is of the Duchess of .Marlborough,
who is visiting her mother, Mrs. Belmont. The duchess will
?be among the prominent suffrage workers who lecture.
INDON MBWSLAUDS BRYAH
gBrititk Organ Baya Secretary it a
Superior Diplomat.
Ipbaoe
PLAN 'IS PRACTICABLE
gi'aper Sy Mr. Taft Wan Sat Slronir
Enough to ' Tranalntr Orrj-'n
Proposal of Three Yenra
Aaro Into Action.
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LONDON, 4uljr M.-The Dally News,
Vpmmontlng editorially bri thji nrmounce
Spent of Walter II. Page, the American
(imboBaxJor. At tha pcaCi eeJtnnry mect
Jt In the Metropolitan Tabrrnaclo lat
tfdEht, that a new treaty between the
fg'nltqd .States and Great Urttaln looklim
ft a dor blndlns of tl) ttw,copptrle
MWi Wilg 'concluded? tn-: '
Thl feat, which hoa crowned. Bee
"tttary of StuU Brvap'a llfe.-lons labor
for peace, la the realUtaton, of , a- dream,
AftUie of Commons to nn aatonlh!nK dla
ftfcy ot cnthutlnsip three-years nEO,vUilt
Milch the amUfe we&knfeis of Mr' Tah
iSu not strong enousntottrnnsTate Into
SHitlon. J ,
'Idr, Bryan 'j-rropcMiala," the News con
tWSudei, "ara strictly practical, the ob
Kct of referring disputes to n commis
Km belnc tOKsecure limn fnri'rnflpetlnn
&Rd cooUpg- pjff fwhonpul)ll: .opinion s
PMnterousiy cxcitea.
P. Ttf lUit rionror Arn Dead. (
IDA QnOVE, Nen., duly 10,-(Bprclul.)--PCUla
weeVa death list Includes two
goneera f Ida county. Frank fcl. Dove,
ifed 76 yeaiii, d4 In his chair while
ZtlMrt under a tret on the lawn. Heqrt
gJUsease was "the ( cause. Mrs. -NAncy
gTocOtt, ed 8S years; a" natlvo of IVnri
ggrlvanto, died from effects of old age.
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Most Teachers Are
Selfish Egotists,
Says Dr. Francis
ST. PAUL, Minn., July 10.-A cablegram
was rocclved from Dr. David Starr Jor
dan today nnnounclng- hi acceptance vt
the preslden-jy of the National Educa
tional association, which. Is In convention
here.
George- Kdward Marshall, Davenport,
la., was elected president ot tho dtpartr
ment of secondary education; Miss Bmma,
J. IJreck. Oakland, 'Cor., vice president,'
Claudo I Brltrcs, Itockford. 111., secretary.
A hitter denunciation ot thrf oresent-
fV"vvi tij.iciii, ucicu ujr u J . II, r run-
cis, superintendent of schools, Los An-
Beles, Cal., caused a stir and a storm of
unfavorable criticism by it number of
delegate present at today's session.
"Clod bless, the bM who refuses to
study Algebra, a study which causes
Tho average literature teacher has no
quUntrU little brdln.-'lieonllnucitVV'It
;-('a wicked: wa(n of a child's Jlfo to
ctauet him .to stjldy with her.,, n
jMostvot auxochors nro sojffsh-'egij-tists,
who HhV&ld bo scholars,, hiding be.
hind the word 'conservatism.' Afraid of
any new method' because It would show
.her-Ignorance.. .,.
"'Progress,' too, is ufotfked by tho great
civic, religious and political Interest
"I would rather send -my child to a
j teachei; with Ja s'duJ than one with bralnB
whose only object In to have tho child
reach the answer in t.ie back of the book
"A'Ine-tcntha of our Immorality Is due
to.damage done by teachers to boys and
gins oorore mey reach the high schools."
Omaha real estate Is tbo best Investment
you could nisko. lie ad The Dee's real
est at o columns.
Mob Attacks Woman
Who Tried to Enter
King's Automobile
rEItTir, Scotland, "July 10. A militant
suffragette, .uttering an exultant yell,
sprang onto the footboard of nn auto
mobile in .which King George and Queen
Mary were driving through the streets
of.rorth today,
The woman, who Was Identified as
Rhoda Fleming from Glasgow, seized the
handlo of the door of tho royal automobile
before the astonished police could act.
Two policemen then seized her and It re
quired n scoro of mounted soldiers to hold
at bay tho.angty mob"bont on lynching
her. Miss Flemings turned out'to'btt armcd
only with a petition against the forclblo
foedlntr of Imprisoned euffragettes. A
largo force of troops wa$ requisitioned to
protect her from the populace ns she was
conveyed to the police station. .,
liarller in tho day nt Dundee the king
and. queen haif .rcce!yod,httcnUofr& from-
another tfnffrdKAtlo'-Svhtf WEhtd 'bundled
ot papers Into their motor car.
MACK'AY is drMn air-
carmanI grand jury
FrtEKPOIlT. N. Y.. July 10,-Tho name
of Clarence H. Mnckay president of the
Postal Telegraph Cable- company, ap
pear nrjMmg tho twenty-three men called
for the" grand Jury which wilt consider
evidence against Mrs. Florence Carman.,
a suspect ln the murder of Mrs. Louise
TJaileo'. Farmers, merchants, contractors.
real estate ngents and sovoral wealthy
resident of Nassau county make up tho
remainder.
I.'.-.. ft n vil M ltnl n.1 H,..
the. quickest and surest euro Is nucklen's
Arnica Halve. Every household should
have a box on hand all tho time. l"c. All
druggists. Advertisement.
STORE OF TtiE TOWN
Browning, King (SL Co.
SUITS
ALL NEW
GOODS OF
OUR OWN
MAKE
Formerly $15.00
Now $1 050
X4l
Formerly $18 aad $22
Now $1412
Formerly $25 and $23
Now Jg50
Forncrly 530, $35, $40
Now J 24-
A July clearance that is worthy of its name
Semi-Annual Sale Events
SHIRTS
ALL OUR
REGULAR
STOCK
5.00
iH.Ott
i: $2.50
$2.00
i $1.50
j $2.00
I $1.50
I $1.00
A $ .50
Silk Shirts now $3.353
Silk Shirts now. . . . $3.953
Ncgligee.Shirts uow.Sl.85-3
NegUpee Shirts now. $1.45 3
Negligee Shirts now, 95c
Neckwear now $1.35
Neckwear now 95c
Neckwear now 65c 2
Ncekwcnr now 35c 3
for $9.75
for $8.50
for $5.00
for $4.00
for $1.25
for $1.00
CHILDREN'S WASH SUITS
'25 to 50 Per Cent Reduction
Browning, King (L Co,
i
Our fine Suits for
men and young men
given a severe but
legitimate price slashing
$15.00 SUITS REDUCED
$18.00 SUITS REDUCED.
$20.00 SUITS REDUCED
$22.50 SUTS .REDUCED
$25.00 SUITS REDUCED
$30.00 SUITS REDUCED
TO. .$9.00
TQ $12.50
TQ $14.50
TO $16.50
TO $18.50
TO $22.50
Mohair Suits for Men.
$15.00 SUITS NOW i . . $9.00
$18.00 SUITS NOW. i. , ..$12.50
Cut prices that
mean splendid savings
for women
IV o m o n ' nml
Misses' Suits lu
tho July Clear
ance. $12.50 to $17.50
Suits, now
S3.95
925.00 to $45.00
Suits, now
S15.00
$57 Silk Suite,
now ...S20.50
Linen and Itutlne
Suits.
Values up to
$17.50, now
, S3.95
$19.50 to $25.00
now . . . -S9.75
Intents' Weir Mneh Rcdnetd
Long and short dresaen
and skirts.
rvalues up to $1.50,
for 890
.Values up to $2.95,
for $1.85
Values up to $3.95,
for 92.CS
Infants' Long, Coals
$1.95 quality, now 91.45
$2.60 quality, now 91.95
$3.95 quality, now 52.95
$5.00 and $5.95 quality.
now 93.85
$6.50 and $7.50 quality.
now $-4.85
$8.50 and $10.00 qualltv,
now $7.50
Infants' Ontllls Reduced
Infants' Complete Out
fits, consisting of 25
pieces, and 10 yards of
diaper cloth. $10.00 val
ue, for 97.85
Infants' Complete Out
fit, consisting of 33
jleces, and 10 yards ol
diaper cloth, $15.00 val
ue, for $1135
BUSCMSn DHES3ES FOR
WOMSIT AHD MISSES.
Beautiful Crepes In wlilto
and flowered patterns. Also
voiles, ratines and linens, In
cluding late long tunlo models.
Values up to $12.00 at. ..98.75
Values up to $16.00 at. ..99.75
Values up to $17.60 at.. 913.00
Values up to $22.60 at.. 914.75
MISSES' AXTD WOMSITS BXX.X
CHESSES,
$19.60 to $22.50 values
now 910.00
$25.00 and $29.50 values,
now 919.50
$32.60 to $46.00 values,
now ...921.30
Children's White Dresses
Ages 2 to 6 Years.
Values to $1.75,
for S1.15
Values to $2. So,
lor S1.85
Values to $3.50,
for S2.65
Values to $5.00,
for S3.85
Values to $6.50,
for S4.65
Values to $7.50,
for 95.85
Values to $8.60.
for 98.50
Values to $12.60,
for .... x....... ...98.50
Children's Colored Dresses
Ages 2 to 6 years.
Values to 85c, for 59o
Values to $1.25, for 83o
Values to $1.75. for... 81.15
Values to $2.50, for... 81.83
Values to $3.96, for... 82.65
Ju'y '-Clearance Boys' Suit's
$5.00 Values, reduced
to $2.45
$7.50 Values, reduced
to S4.50
$10.00 Values, reduced
to S6.75
$12.50 Values, reduced
to 87.50
Washable Suits for Boys
Odds and Ends in Little Fel
lows' Wash Suits.
Tlioso formerly up to $1.50,
nvv 08o
Those formerly up to $2.00,
now 91.45
Those formerly up to $2.60,
now 91.05
Those formerly up to $3.00,
now 82.35
Those formerly up to $3.60,
now 53.05
Thono formerly up to $5.00,
now 83.50
Ladies' Low Shoes
greatly reduced
IjADIES' IXV SHOES Satin, Suede, Buckskin,
Dull Leather and Patent leather; $5.00 values,
now S3.85
LADIES' LOW SHOES In all leathers and styles;
$3.50 and $4.00 values, now S2.85
LADIES' LOW SHOES, In Pumps and Oxfords,
In all leathers, $3.00 values, now $1.85
OMAHA'S FASTEST GROWING STORE.
1516-18-20 F ARN AM STREET.
Women's High Type
Waists are Going to Walk
Right Out at These Price
Plain and stripe, white crepe
and -olIes, formerly sold up
to $1.75. now 91.00
Tnilorcl white linen waists.
to $2.95 .....81.05
Handkerchief linens, $4.60 to
$5.00. now 93.95
"White voiles and colored cropa
do chines, $6.75 to $6.73
now - - .85
High type colored crepe de
chine. $8.60 to $9.75, now. 98.70
Middy Blouses, values to $1.60,
now ..BOO
Sweeping. Reductions, on
Girls' Dresses
Slzo3 up to 'Ago 14.
Omaha's Choicest Stock ot
Girls' Dresses Now Goes at
Clearance Prices.
$1.50 to $1.95 Dresses,
now 95d
$3.95 to $5.75' Dresses,
now $2.85
$6.50 to $9.75 Dresses,
now -S3.&5
Girls' Coats at Liberal
Reductions
Those formerly sold up to
$6.50, now $2.45
Those formerly sold up to
$9.75, now $3.95
Thoso formerly sold up to
$16.50, now $7.50
Sizes 6 to 14 Tears.
, More Excitement Saturday arid it's at Kiipatrlck's
Additional and Supplementary to Our Ad on Another Page
Shoe Sale Extraordinary
$5.00 Shoes $3.45--$4.00 Shoes $2.65
Now the Particulars
Women's Satin Pimps with tongue and ornament. Women's patent leather turn solos, very narrow toe, colonials
with quarters oftfawn toupo, gray or black brocade. Women's patont leather Colonials with turn soles and jet
buckles. ' '
These at $3.45 instead of $5.00
.Patent, leather Colonial pumps. Dull leather Colonial pumps. Tan leather English oxfords. White canvas
pumps. White canvas boots. These, at $2.65 instead of $1.00. Come in tho morning if possible.
TOMORROW
. " - ( ' Is the big day for Bee Want Ads
To Avoid Disappointment
bring your Want Ad to The Bee office
before 7:30 tonight. Or you can tele
phone your advertisement and hve it
' . ; charged. Before you forget about it, call
. t ' " :
T,tephanJyUrlOOO THE OMAHA BEE r'5'iod R,ad, BtVWant Ad.
3 Big Bargains
IN
WALL PAPER
Monday
Papers worth up to 8c, suitable for
Bedrooms and Kitchens, light o
and dark colors; Monday, roll. OC
Jra?r,8i W0,th. up t0' a6c. suitable
fpr Parlor Dining Rooms. Hall and
stores; all colors, Monday, EJ-q
All our regular 25c papers, all col
ors and patterns, Monday, ini
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