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TUB BEK: OMAHA. SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1015.
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filiROUTETO COAST
Whitman fiajs Republican Party
Kertr in Better Sliipe Than at
tbe Freient.Time.
IS ACCOMPANIED IT HIS STAFF
"I bad hoped to m weetern Iowa,
Omaha and Nebraska la fair
weather," said Governor Charlaa 8.
Whitman ot New York, who waa at
the Union station twenty minutes
Friday morning, "but I suppose thla
raia la Just what la needed for the
crops, and so I ought to be content.
' I bava bnan much of Omaha and the
oeuntry tributary and had wantad to ae
the etty aiid the f arena and stock ranch sf
that have beea atfrertiaed until thy flTC
beeeme a household word all through thu
east With us the name of Omaha Is
muah mora famOlar than the name ef
ame ef the neerhy elttea. We under.
(Und that Onh la one rf the treat
cttisa ot an Inland empire and 'that out
here people hava not felt the depression
that hae been ao renerat In bualnaea clr
ctaa In many parte of the country. Then.
' too. we andorwantf that the country
around and about Omaha la the moit far
I tllo ef aay In the world. Ttwee thing,
i all takes tocether have created a moit
I fsiMMhi, ImnMuiM rfth mtnv mrtA with '
many fend anticipations 1 had been look
ing forward te thla atop."
The Cevrraer't Party.
In the goi-ernor'a party are the follow
ing: Governor and Mrs. Oiarloa ft. Whitman,
i Mine Olive Whitman, Major J. Man
ley Mcore, Mrs. Edward rtrhon
neck, Mrs. Em It. Brown. General
and Mrs. f.ule W. Rtotnehury, Senator
and Mr. Oeorge M. Whitney, John R.
Tela, Mr. and Mr a. Thaddeus C. Sweet,
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge A. Olynn. Major
Henry J. Coofctnham. ir.; Major Reginald
U. Foeter, Lle-jteaant Commander ioula
af. Joeepthe-l, MJr John Franklin Dun
aelth, Cairtaln Walter F. Olheon, Captain
rheren n. ftmna. Captain Henry E.
i3reene. Ceptaln William R. Johnson. First
IJeutenrnt John T. Danlell. First lieu
tenant Jchn W. Ooff, Jr.; Flret Lieuten
ant Harold C. Woodward. First lieu
tenant I.or1llM Spencer. First Lieutenant
Thomas FaJrservIs, Flrat lieutenant
Maunaell ft. Crosby and First Lieutenant
Alvan W. Terry.
Greeted ly Omaha ne.
Notwithstanding the rain that fell due
tng the entire stay of the New Tort
exetutlve In the city this morning, fully
1W persona called at the station to greet
him. There were city and county of
ficials, iwrnVrS of fhe Commercial club,
railroad nf finals and buelneee men. Dur
ing his stay the governor waa the re
cipient ef a huge bouquet of American
beautlea and carnation, sent by Treat
dant Mohler of the Union Pacific,
"This trip has no political significance."
aseerted Governor- Whitman. We are out
te see the country and learn mora of
venditlona In the central and the Paclflo
coast west. It la the first time that X
have ever been eut here and I wanted te
see for myself If all of the wonderful
atoriea X hava heard are true. I have
seen and now I am ef the opinion that
even the whole of the truth has not been
told."
O. O. P. te. Plae Shape.
Asked as to political corvfllUone la New
fork, the governor replied: : .
"The republican party waa never In
batter shape than now. It te practically
united, and in IMS there will be no doubt
about carrying the state. With us tht
le aa eft year, and aside from soma local
elections nest fall, there wilt not be much
dolag politically. However, you are te
understand that the polltloal pot te now
boiling. In New Tort there are politics
all the time.
Te the suggestion that he might be a
presidential poeelblUly In Ul, the gov.
erner answered.
"Tou may any what you please relative
to this, but understand that you are not
te quote me la any particular, and you
can't quote me very well, as I hava noth
ing te say."
Beatateea. la Iaarvlnar
Relative to business conditions Governor
Whitman asserted
."W note a decided Improvement In the
lest als months. While business Is not
booming, ft la decidedly better all through
New Terk. There are fewer Idle men In
the eiUee and towns, and everywhere
J here aeems to be a better feeling and
more ef a tendency to launch new Indus
tries and start up those that have been
Nile.
le the receiving lino in the observation
ef the governor's car Mrs. Whitman met
all who celled upon her husband aid be
twaen time she found time te eaH
' laeereoted la faff froare.
"Is Nebraska going to vote auffrxce te
the women when It cornea up again?
' addles. "We vote on the question In 1911
and it is going to carry. I an an ardent
suffragist, net of the militant kind but
one who aoliovea that the ballot should
oa placed in the hands ot the Ameiicaa
women.
"I believe that all of the political per-
tloe la New Tork want our vote, and
this being ee, e-hen the question comes
before the people ae a constitutional
amendment the majority of the vuters
are going to get In line, enabling ts to
win by a laige majority."
The governor listened to bis wlf j glv
e dissertation on suffrage, smiled end,
winking at the men gathered a Unit him,
n marked:
Voles for Vtoatea am lsa.
-She's a pretty good politician, and 1
would not be surprised if she Is rbout
right la her conclusion. At any rate.
DR. FRANK J. G00D
NOW, formerly adviser to
the Chinese government,
newly installed president
of Johns Hopkins uni
versity in Baltimore.
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Dope Fiends Get
the Drug, but Must
Pay Higher Price
tope find are buying drugs In Omaha
notwithstanding attempted enforcement
Of new laws prohibiting the traffic, ac
cording to M. Andreaaen, who for years
has been engaged In assisting fallen men
and women. Certain physicians and
druggieta are conspiring to evade the
laws, he asserted, with the rvsult that
hardened drig ueers are obtaining a
constant supply of opium or Its products,
but at prl?ee about three time higher
than formerly ruled.
"Men with whom I am every day coin
In In contact," he snld, "are lining drigs
regularity and are experiencing little ,
trouble in securing dope, especially cum I
opium. Their physical cond'tlon shows ,
this to be a fact and mary have ad-
mltted this. . '
"It Is chartolerlatto of them, however. I
that they wilt not reveal the aource of t
their supi lies. J have learned that cer
tain physicians and druggists sre con ,
plr'ng to carrj' en a drug trafflo by
means of praaurtptlons. More dope la
being sold by thla method than by ped
dlers who mvii amugglod supplies." ' -
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Eagles Decide to
Build New Home on
Lot on 18th Street
The Eagle lodge of Omaha la to erect
new building as their home at Eigh
teenth street and Capitol avenue. They
have for some time owned the property
at the south went corner of this Intersec- i
Hon. The structure Is to coet between
tr.,00) ond M.ouiX Wark on this la te
start' very soon. The decision wss
reached Thursday night in a long busi
ness session st the Harney street headquarters.
The' building campaign Is to bs handled
by 1 a committee composed of President
Charlea A. Rata. Trustees Mike Me
Carthy, L. O, Boye and H. Jacobsen. and
Members Fred Hansen, O. Raegorshek,
O. U. Bohofleld. P. C. gchrooder. Hugh
Bartaon, Judge C. W. Brltt and Charlea
A. Grimes. ' '
The money .necessary for the projeot
Is said to be available at once. Hub
committees have been appointed te take
care of the details. The new building I
to Include a bowling alley, gymnasium
and billiard room. - '
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Omaha Wheat Price
Holds Better. Than
on Chicago Market;
Vkii rVt..t n th nilcaea miu-ket !
the price dropping only l1 rente, sell- j
Ing at ll.36.ttl.HiH. The receipts for the,
day wer sixteen car loads, moat of i
which waa taken for milling purposee. j
Corn remained steady to unchanged, j
eelllng at TWWi rente per bushel, with i U
the demand strong, ilecelpta war thirty- i
elgh carloads. I 'jl
Oats were WSI'rf lower, the prices being : V
40Q4ilH cents per btuliet, with thirteen
carloads on the market
If the wet weather' crnttnues several
daya longer, local commission men ar
looking for a bit bulge In corn, asserting
thst a targe area of the Kansas ?orn belt
is under water. j'
votes for women Is going te be one of the
Holiest of the live laauea In the ll
".anpelgo." .
TheNetan, who ai with the New York
governor, with the exception of the reaa
taper correspondents, a re membra of
the executive staff and all are rieatly
njeylag the trip across the rountr. this
belag tbe first time most of them neve
teea t ef the Mississippi river.
FESTIVAL OF OLD SONGS
PROGRAM T0JBE REPEATED
In spite of tbe Inclement weather, a
large crowd greeted the Walnut Hill
Mttbediet pieopl choir Thursday
alafct, at its presentation of a "Festival
of Otd Keaga," under tbe direction of
George W. CojnpbelL
Compirnvg with many reqnosu. the
ehotr will repeat part ef Us program on
Friday evening. Juno . M connection
wit a the lecture of I t. Oharle M. Shep
herd of t.ncoln. who la corning, under
lis fitoict. to sesk on "The Genesis of
m Anwry aa."
ED WALKER SAYS GRAPES
WILL YIELD A GOOD CROP f;
t'reapecis axe guw im iwa , 'i :
crop, according te Kd Walker ef Flor-, fJ
enoe, who has one ef the largest arapa j
farms In Nebraska. The grapes are Just
ir. Moon, ne says, ana wniie ie ram-1
stornia have Watcn off many of the 1 jj"
blossoms, he says the prospect looks good
stilt The wind and rainstorms hava i j
broken oft many shoots also, bet Mr. U;
Walker believes that unleae unusual
storms or frost still overtake the crop
there will be an abundance ef grepts.
RAILROAD WANTS PAY FOR
ICING CAR OF CABBAGE
The sum of lit W to asked by the Chi
cego, it, . Taul. MiunoapoUa Omaba
Hallway company from Joseph B. Ptum
pier of Omaha, in a suit fU4 In district
court. Throuifh a a oversight, tt la eald.
the railroad failed to collect this sum
fir l.ing h iarld f cabbage shipped
tf tli.t M, iidsnt from U Vi1teh uf Kt.
Il, Minrt , In nVptrmher, l!t.
STORES
Our New Boys' Department on the Third Floor Special Featuring of
Palm Beach Fabric Suits for Boys Saturday
A very pclect assortment of new styles and new patterns that are iplen
lkl $0.50 values. New fancy stripes in tans, prays and Mack and
white effects plain shades in tan and grays, black and white checks
and various other patterns. Every ae, to 17 years. Saturday, $4.50.
Palm Beach
PanU
In jrrays and tans
and fancy stripes.
Pair $1.00
A Saturday Blouse Sale
$1.00 Value Blouses at 50c
HeauUfiil noisette fabric blouses, in plain white and
neat atripe effects. Every color. All splendidly
tailored with French cuffs. Every age, 6 to 16 yearn.
Boys' Shirts
A splendid new assortment of 75c shirts. Collars at
tached or separate collar styles. Plenty of neat stripe
ef recta as well as plain colors. Every size, 12 to 14
neck. 8peclal 50c
fmkm
Extra Special
$6.50 Blue Serge Suits, $4,
Different models of splendidly
tailored suits that hare been
eelllng at $0.50. Very special
Saturday 9iXO
In Our Large Drug and
Toilet Goods Store
Pond's Vanishing Cream
2 So alse
Canthrox Dhampoo tOo else
package
tijer-felaa Talcum Towder
Cake
OJr-Kiaa Talcom Powder
Hok
Mslorose lry Kouge 60o else
box
Msdanie Ise'liell's Cold
Cream ton size
Packer'a Tar Boap too alse
cake
Aubrr "listers' Talcum pow
der Per can
Williams' Shaving Boap
Cake
Llatsrine 11.00 alse
bottle ;
Seldllts Powders 10 in box.
for :
Mentholatum 25a size
Jar
Ltromo Peltier 11.00 slxe
hntUe
Tlier
I4c
29c
25o
25c
29a
29c
12c
9c
N3c
57c
l2o
...14c
57c
$1.98
irmoi Bottle Quart
tlse: worth 12. RO. for..
Rubber flheetlng It inches 9Qn
wide, ysrd fcU
Npocial Perfume Hale
Jarde de I.llac'a French Perfum
Very lasting; regular price
li ter epectal, the ounce . .
Peroxide Boap 10c
rake ,
Palmollve 8ap
Cske ,
98o
.5o
...6c
6c
6c
6c
Klrk'e Jap Koee Bonp
Cake
Physlclanss' and Burgeons'
Soap per cake
Hayman'a Vegetable Bo
rtk .
Gillette Safety Kaaor All gjq CQ
styles. 16.00 kind WalsUSJ
Dorln'a Brunette Rouge
Box ,
Halo Face Powder, 60c
box n ,
Java Klce Powder All
ahndea. box
Abnnlta Kace Powder BOo
Vinv rnr .
Cucumber Complexion Cream
1 A. a I,, lunv tnr
Hancock's Toilet Water 1.00
slae bottle for
te brook's Locust Blossom
Toilet Water 60c slxe
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes
each .
Oraves' Tooth Powder
2Rc elae .,"
I.ustrlte Nail Enamel 35c
sirs ii" ;' '
Hlonn's Unlment 50c size
bottle
Photo Supplies
We develop your rilms free when
prints are ordered.
Buster Brown Camera Takea rlc
turea lxlH. Himple to I -fQ
operate: special Saturday. Will
Special sale of films (all stses), at
cut prices.
26c
29c
25c
29c
33o
59o
29c
18c
.123
12c
29c
Subscription
Special
The Designer One Year
Standard Fashion Book
Summer
One 15c Pattern
40c
This combination offer
giveft valuable suggestions in
Smartest Styles
Saving in Material
Fashionable Lines
Saving in Money
Regular Value, $1.10
Automobile Lunch Kits-Sale Saturday
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fz js,' 'j"MM 'ji These kits are made of best air dried basswood, covered with first
SeZS. . quality grained, enameled duck. Strong and durable, dust-proof
Piii" and waterprooh The prices range from $3.50 to $28.50. - r Ji
. . l ; Special discount Saturday of . . ,
Jil'x ii f j - . 3tys7c from, regular prices. ' ' '
' ' ( -.V,' . fy
j ' J" 1 Johnson Bros. 43-pieee Kelley'g Gas Irons Regu- . TSAx.
I - 4 White and Gold Dinner lar price" $2.48, sale Ar7'X.
S I Sets On sale, fQ aq price for CI 1Q - f-
I J Ch9 set P3e70 Saturday .... apla0. 5T
' Fancy Electric Reading Lamps
' Slernau Six-Cup Alum- Handsomely finished in old ivory and French verde ' y
inuml'erco- JO green. Values up to $18.50, Saturday at .$10.00
lator T" OMaa Bepartmenb Main rioor.
TiCOAT
HtoTFif frfcTTiCOAT
They fit without a wrinkle. '
They are made with ; patent elas
tic girdle and glove fastener.
They have many points of impor
tance lacking in ordinary petticoats.
KLOSFIT petticoats are shoving now in the correct spring
modes that-adapt themselves to prevailing Btyles in outer
wear. The favored shades, the correct lines.
All Jersey or Jersey top Klosfit petticoats with Messaline
or Taffeta flounces or all silk, $5.00.
Cut Flowers
for
Decoration Day
A large quantity of Fine
poses, Carnations, Peonies
and Sweet Peas at special
prices; also a large assort
ment of Potted Plants.
Special attention to Ship
ping Orders.
Out never Sept. KaU rieoe.
Victor-Victrola
New Style XI
Our Price
r" '-:rn..-.
1 1 . - JUn' ; .
$100
Thla Instrument has all the latest fea
tures ot the highest priced Vlctor-Vic-irolas,
Including automatic atop, tilt
ing motor, Improved tone chamber, horl
soaul shelves (or holding record al
bums, etc.
Our stock is complete. Come la and
select the case that matches your fur
niture. . Our Record 8ervice Is nearest perfection.
Easy Payments If Desired
yictrola Department Pompeian Room
Candy
Specials
For Saturday
Special Kresb Salted Peanuts
Pound ;-10
Good Fresh Vanilla Marshnial
lowa Pound 10t
Our Home-made Cocoanut Kisses
Vanilla, strawberry and choco
late. Pound . . . . J.5
Old-Fashioned
Taffy Pound
Black
Walnut
25
Special for Saturday Our Cream
Dipped Vanilla ' Flavored Bratli
Nuts Pound 30e?
A Special Bos of San Mano Choc
olates Everything that la good
ia found la this package. Regular
40c grade, box 29
Our Delicious Pompeian Choco
late Bitter Sweets and Swlaa Style
Milk Chocolates Box 29e
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Economics on Every Rocj
Clever. New Ideas i-
This Store Will Close at 1 O'clock K
New Skirts So
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From XM
In face of the greatest demands for skirts in twenty yeaii vt
cloth and silk skirt we have ever had to soil at $1.98 to $6.98.
That every hrt t$ if oun hex
up in a nut shell the unutuahei
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0 At leant 73 different models to select from every one an. at
$1.98
Linens
Madras
Pique
Gabardine
$2.50
Linen ,
Crepe
Pique
Gabardine
$2.98
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Oordeline
Gabardine
Pique
A special purchase of 800 wasl
ufacturer' enables us to offer cJk
Pique, etc. Every good model
At m
i in
Snappy New Summeyj
New Nets and Laces, with pretty silk!
combinations, at $19.00, IOIV
$25.00, $35.00 and v. .'. . VV
New White Crepe do Chine', made in iV
effects, at $19.00 and yLDi
Vw WVi?f nH Crvlored Voiles inj
pretty combinations of the stripes ancA,
checks, at $10.00, $12.&0 . .. fir
nnd.:
New Wash Dressy Frocks specially p"ricedfl
in one lot, 50 different styles ana cjC QI2
colors, at eOee70t
There, is a snap, newness and skill abou;
the lines of every one of the frocks that is1'
unmistakably the designing ss-ui ol iue w.h
ous eastern makers, by whose co-operation
we can njaaa taesav prices. , 1
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New Millinery : Editions foij'L
Decoration Day Wear :
New Rough Braid Pink Sailors. -Sl.OS.,
Trlmmad Panama Snort Hats . . . . 81 .OS
Double Brim Hemp Sport Hats, .RI.OSjm.'',
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ana nemp uomDinauou oport nam
at ....... Sl.OSS
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Keguiar .i.nu values. . .nit;
Combinations Black and white, green I
m WJ.. .IJ wiA wklla ' all .Inlr I VI
ana waive, ura u .unv, i. .un
Navy and white, etc. .
(Second Floor.)
Main Floor Bargain Square 4
Untrlmmed Japanese Panamas on bar
gala square. 10 shapes to f(
select from. Choice for VvUj
Misses' and Children's Section Untrim
med Leghorn and black or Or
white hemp shapes a&O
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Special Glove Values
Women's 16-button heavy
quality Milanese Silk
Gloves black or white; dou
ble finger tipped. All aiaes.
Worth fl.OO, Saturday 71-
only, pair I aJC
Women's Two-Clasp 811k Gloves
Guaranteed. In plain white or
in white and black with heavy
embroidered backs in r"
colors. Pair, eJVJl
Ribbons & NeckwearE
25d
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Ribbon Brocade in Light s'
Gronnds 6-inch
fancy warp print.
Special, yard
Daintv collars in flat and
rolling effects, lae Q H
and sheer Swiss; .
up from fcsiw
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Bon ToriX
For Comfort ai
The exquisite materials and ybi
Hon's models make them.f
carefully dressed women, .lioi-l
lectiuff your' corset in any iiuliff
fitted here by one of our caretill
fitting service is important-fun'
" ted to the right model suitfd f
will the corset mold your li?ar
you correct poise, improvtv.l ke
yur corset will wcr.r longer.' T,
fitting service. I
Bon Ton Ccrtets Fr&m
Royal Worcester CoreU
A particularly attractive iWF
average figure is made of
waist lino, medium high huw"(
line with rubber gore at but kfe
Molel 881 for stout figure.
Ixiiifd with triile vruinlalo!.i4l
luavy ccartrrs
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