THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 11, 1915.
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General Solicitor Leomig Says Court
Seem to Uphold His Position
oa Erery -Point-
OFFERED TO SELL AT COST
Relative to ths decision of ths
I'ntted States circuit court of appeal!
in the Union Paclric-Orand Inland
railroad eaae, handed down Jn' St.
Louis Friday, N. H.;Loorols, general
solicitor for ths railroad company,
although he has not aeen a full text
ot the opinion, feels that he has won
a victory. Plscuasln the matter, he
said:
'I have not seen the full teat of the
court's opinion tn the t Joseph Grand
Island case which wee handed down Fri
day. Will not be able to get a copy of
It until It ha been revised and printed.
"I have Just talked to the cleric of the
court on the Ion distance telephone, and
he tells rne that the court held that the
In Ion Pacific had not. abused Ita dis
cretion aa a majority stockholder In the
expenditure of moneys on the St. Joseph
road, and.that the short line from Kanaa
City, of 'which the 8t. Joseph road la to
be part, waa for the benefit of that
company, end ,not to Its detriment. This
disposes of the charges of bad faith mads
ngalnst the IJnloa rselflc.
"The court alao decided in favor of our
contention to the effect that the minority
stockholders had no right to Interpose
the provisions of the Sherman act. aa that
wen a function of government pure -and
simple.
Of and Sell it tol,
"Aa . to the mjunctlon sgalnat tha
purchase of the line from Hastings to
, Gibbon, the Vnioa Pacirio at tha time of
the hearing in Pt. Isolds, stated to'' the
court that It waa perfectly . willing tt
kep this' line, but would aell it to the
ft Joe road at coat. If It 'seemed to ba
for Hie beat Interests of that company.
So the adjudication forbidding tha
purchaao of that line by the.Kt. Joe road,
followed the statement mode by counsel
for the Union Parifle during the ergu-
menu
"In short, . all points decided fit the
case seemed to be In harmony with the
contenMona of the Union Pacific.-'
1 Myron Learned, attorney representing
th minority stockholders, who alleged
mtnmbnagement and who sought" to pre
vent the Union Faclfl.! from Voting Its
stock In the St. Joe" road and from re
ceiving further dividends, asserted that be
had nothing to say on the tieclakm as re
ported In the newspapers, adding:
"I cannot discuss thla Intelligently until
X ace the opinion of the court, conse
quently I have nothing to say at this
time."
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Is Puzzle to the.
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.ings, for centerpiec. acarfs, table and piano
. covers, and for novelties, each as collar bars, cushion
tops, hand aga and belts, is Article IU4 JUoetersllk
. Perle 1J4 ox. balls. .Kloekanilk4atrid not affected
by years of ereerand tasindering. This smooth, even
thread is made in white, ecru, arsl all popular colors.
far -all tutting Bd eraeheUag ! requlraa 4 flrtnty
twieted. htgh-itutar- thread. Article SaS Klatarei!k Cerdw
aet kpocial la oeeuUd.
Article) 80 Kloateirailk Cordonwct Special
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Pink . Claakt
Lavender ' Ci
Shrouded fn .mystery,, A women- who
wore a black gown and msak, registered
at the Hotel Fontenelie Saturday morn
ing as "Madame. U. 8.." and attracted
much attention from the hotel attaches
end guests. , 1 . t
The woman refused to divulge her idon
tlty or espieini her rnyaterimia appearance
or antiona, Ehe vn refused to Intimate
whether her, visit to Omaha' was of a
aortal or .buslneas nature.- News of her
. prcsenoe spreejd fast, especially after she
te iunchcoa In. the dining room,-sut
rounded by puuled guests, wblle she still
wore her mask. She fDuku .GngUuh. but
whether she la a Brttlat. rtoblewoinan
traveling InoeitriSto or the publicity agent
for a new kind ef oae powder was more
than envons eeemed to knftw.
T .thought It was Junt a uaw society
tad bt f irt," a&ld Manager Abnabaro Bur
banl( of the FonteneUa, "btit, I admit
I'm jpuxzied now."
, - ' Later. '
The park pollfemsn et Ilanacom park
reported a woman' in black with a mask
rifling horseback throug tha park.
Fixing Up Finances
of Greater Omaha
In conference, the city ooubcU. took up
the financial altti&tlon resuldng froraoorv-
nlldatlon. . The funds re'-e-lvtsd from
. South Omaha and Dundee will be merged
Into the Omaha funds for the balance of
U.ia ywLT. ,
To take care of the South Oman ter-
r.tury for the iaat five months of this
r. warrajita will be Issued and the
iruiney fur takinc up tkoee warreiits next
year. - wlil be. secured DirougU'. the levy
whim win ne rruvtie within a week or
an. The consolidated territory will have
to stand the Houth Omha expanses for
the last five monthe of this year, as the
it y reme into trter Ontahe Jvirlsdiiy
ti -n without provision for funds-' from
August 1 to December SI.
JOSEPH DGHERTY PIONEER.
HERE FIFTY YEARS DEAD
Joph E. Doherr, pioneer cttlaen and
bui!iit,- man of Omaha, died at Id o'clock
Friday nisht at his home, S North
T-ntv-flfth avenuo, here he l.ad J"a
aided for the lxt ffirty ymre, lie had
h-n 111 it-e Memorial Any. l?pua tl.at
O'vaslnn he inar hid tn the parade wll
the Grajid ' Army, of w hich he waa
mnmwr, and the eotertlon was too sovere
n tax upon his streriirUi, The funeral
will le held at 2:30 o'clock this after
tio'str from the resljens-e with burial a
1 itft ln eeiiKjttry.
ji.ru lotierty was born In Ohio, en-
rvej thmugh the war
In 5w5 be came to Ke-
l'i:ifX n.t located in Onuthe, engaged
in tl.e tattle buslnesa. In which be coo
tUi.icd i -f litany yetira. He was e niem.
X Kt of the LHiugUs County Aclatlcm
.t Nt-brsLskw Pioneera and waa one f
the ihnrier membrra of Grant poet,
Jriid Ariuy of the Hi public. At the
burial at Forest Unn, the memuera of
toot will have ihsrg of the seo
vu vs.
Mr. Jiohitty ta survived by his wife
and five chlljren, all seising Ui' the city.
The c,t,!kltcn ere ns.AaJt liberty.
Mre. JUisuch Purfly. Mr. 1 ajmla An
timnjf, lira. Graca Jteton and Joaeph
S' t.crty, ?r.
the rtbt'liioa
" Whrla that ataya white .eslars that last "
Uas the Kloaterallk Shoeomg lAmt la connection with the
illuatreted design books at yeir dealers. KJeatanilk fa
aaW srerywheia.
The Tbtead Mills Company
TVeed Sle Dept. 21 Wf. Adt St., Chleasv
It Perle, here balls.
er Ari.sa XM, Ui
akrins.
Boudoir cap, baby
bootwf. Art. iio Palm
GU.ta, ..wbitt, .cokua,
poola,
' lofanu' jiutl, Art.
m Crochet .i'tocbe,
whits, bills.
For CosbroklertatT
Cross stitch, initials.
Art. TsfMftullnt, colors,
wliiic, ilMias,
' Frcach knot, 'heavy
initials. Art. 8oA Fsrla,
colors, white, skuta.
Freneh embenldery.
Initials, Art.;ii t loche,
unite, skews. ,
Eyelets and Mono,
gnmi. Art. &s Broder.
bpecul, whits, skeins..
Padding sod solid
embroidery. Art.
JaasuKUa, white, iisl is.
Ftudnw .smrlc, Art.
7i3 1 ioche, kilc balls.
Towels, pillow asses.
Art. 8ai, Ivory White,
skei mor Art. Sa.white,
be idem. , " .
Colored eeibraidery.
Art. Ski, India or Art.
St, Kope, boldera.
O Oruene Fort und Bluehs Lang,
In unsern Bund, du teutacher Sang. .
This Is the poetic motto of the Saenger-.
bund of the Northwest, the famous or
ganization of German singers whlvn will.
hold the twenty-sixth nstlonal eaenger
fest In Omeha, July 21 to H inclusive.
The. motto, translated into F.nglish, . Is
this:
Oh. spread they boughs and bosom long
in our league, thou Herman aong.
The Oerman people are "born singers,
as everybody knows. And wherever Ger
mans gather together, there thoy form
singing , societies as rpontaneousiy and
Instinctively as beavers build dams and
ducks take to water. ' '
Then can sing, too. They are sursly
the musical people.
Here tn the United Plates they have
been organised In song, for more than
half a century. ' .
Here Flee Years Aw.
Omaha waa honored just five years ago
.with the national saengcrtest. This, one
thietyear Is to be, even a greater feet than
tbat. J s to nave me trreaieai numoer
ot great sollats ever, brought t na
tional sasngerfsBt In this country Here
la the list of themi ;
Mme. Marie Kappold, cramatle soprana
Metropolitan Opera company. New-Yoik.
Mlea Julia Clausaen, contralto, . Orand
Opera company, . Philadelphia and j Chi.
cago.
" Mies Christine Miller, aneatest American
concert oontralto. New York.
Paul Althouse, herolo tenor, Metreftol
Itaej Opsre, company; New Yora.,
Hetui Boott, baas.i Metropolitan opera
company. New York,
Enrico Palmetto, famous Danish, lyrle
tenor. Kew York.
To these will be added the following
great local artistes:,
Miss Margaret Deinm, soprano.
Mrs. Thomaa J. Kelly, soprano. '
Paul Reese baritone.
dwtn C. Boehmer of Lincoln, baritone.
Ijoula BoJinauher, violinist.
Jean Doff leld. fitgtnuad LandsborM aad
Louise Bhatttwk Zabrjeakla. accoropanists,
and Corlnne raulaort, solo pianist.'
Theodore Rudolph -Reese of Omaha is
cendwter of. the festival orchestra and
looal choruses. . . '.
Theodor Kelbe . of Milwaukee Is con
ductor of the mass male chorus. ,
' Ckaraea fraa eiTer.
Only last January did Omaha know
that U wse to have tne paengerrew,
Denver had been oboeen, hut clroum
Stanoes rose. which caused the change to
be advisable.. i .
The Uh-sJI people went to. work wlti
rfiei-aotiTuttlo energy and have done in
six months the work wnicR generally
requires two- year. The -rest Zentlng.
monthly roagaslne ot many pagee, has
Tszd MlJicmse
been, published. . A .moat thorough cam
paign has been conducted throughout
every city . and town of the, states of
Nebraska, Colorado) Kansas. Mlseourl,
Iowa, -Minnesota,. Wisconsin. Illinois,
Indiana, North' Dakota aftd. South Da
kota, rousing and keeping up Interest In
the grept singing event. -
Kztsnslve plans have been made in
Omaha for entertaining the thousands of
visitors, for decorating the. city and for
making this the greatest of all the great
ssengerfrats that havo been held In 'the
United States.
Ills Loeal Chora a. .
Rehearsals of the lorai chorus of 12
men and elghty-foue women have been
going. on fori months ,undr direction .of
l'ref. Reese,
Big iKators in many colore have been
printed and spresd 1 - broadcast. - The
decoration of the city Is under thtj direc
tion of Gtis Renxe of Ak-Sar-Ben fame.
H. C. Htrehlow tg fest president.
Meat .Ilaelc ef . gaeegeefeat.
The complete roster of officers, direc
tors and committees of -.he Omaha
Baengerfret association is as folows-.
- OKKICEHS.
I.eo A. Hoffman, irl'Knt.
A, L. Meyer, vice president. '
. Theodore. Slahotd. second, vice president.
vl, .1. Peter, eecretury.
It. H. ilerliard, as-iiai ant secretary.,
H. 11 Mi'iU, trenaurer.
T,! K. lieeae, d!rwtvr. ' .
DlUWTtJRB.
Uaubene, Melchiors,
Jaeger, Reims,
R. fJ. Ktrebk.w,
Henry ita'tbena.
tr. Rruening.
Prof. V: stedinger,
August Hoermaa,
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Henry Bchnauber,
Juc. liasllan,
J M. Lls,
t'harles Hoseweter,
K. M. Andreeen
Uenrge Helms,
Arthur Store,
,1. J. Hnss,
A. J. Kgaerss.
John jitiisir, '.'
Herrv Ftachar.
NVllllam H. Haunter,
Henry Hiltf,
Martin Jetter.
("arl Vogcl.
OOMMlTTh
Mualo Laux. Hchnauber, Beerman,
Pedlacek J-tecae. Btedinger. s
Adolpb fHorr,
Arthur Meix,
Jtiliaa 'lrettai"hke. '
ir. y A. .eUaek,
C, M. .Mak'luvo.
Albert Krup.
Pater Midchlor.
TW, Judaon,
Peuriux.
Gustav Uenae, ,
Arnold Jaeger,-
Ben Stern Says Omaha i Not -
Ashing Enough for the Concerts
When Bn Btera of the Metropolitan
Opera company was In Omaha last week,
ha was .talking to mcpit-ere of the Asso
Slated Retailor a' committee In charge of
the cherity- conocrt ctrs. Aanorutst
other tilings he told thrm they were do
ing Inestimable harm to the concert busi
ness In giving such a weadartul mwert
at such a ridiculous prtve. He eali:
Uontletncn, you are wrong In your cal
culations. If foUh. sell - every ae.L in the
Auditorium at Uiobw prices you will lose,
money. And. fceiUdes, what can anyone
do next yar? A better course- cJtut be
given, end this hii;tk-rade of .raotsrt .at
such prices can never he duplicated. It's
all rl;it to offer ana star and a lot of
very minor attractions at a cheap price,
but in offering five such attraclious aa
the Boston Symphony orchestra. Fairer,
Al.tlin. Paderewaki and j Kr4l r al
pita ranttig from i cents te W -v iht
that he waa in error in his deductions.
only one-half the -capacity . of the Audit
torjutn, or eeala, will ba sold at the
rcMrsa-Ucket prices, and after these
tickets era suld only single., admission
tickets at atralglvt prices will he obtain
able., .
The comtnjttee, consisting of C. C. Bel
den of the Thempeoa-Meiden company,
George Brar.dets of the Braadois stores
and Louis C. Nash of the Burgeea-Naah
com!ny, intends that there shall be not
only no deficit, but a aubataatial profit,
as the object of the Associated Tcetatlera
of Omaha in promoting theae concerts s
dual. They want to assist to the beet of)
their eMiity in "clvle and musical better- I
luent'1 and also to devote a large sum to
"charity." These gentlemen give their
t'me end enterprise to this undertaking i
with no ether oi jeot than the two epecl
tit ;l above. They have a meeting almoat
Halls TSggerss,
Slnhold. ltetiaer.
Hotel Kohlff, lies
Artr.ur Mora. ,
Preeei-Peter, Cferhafd, Rosewafer,
StedinKtr,-Fttner,
Finance Meyer, 1 rAndreeaen, Melle
Rohiff, Kasera Melchlors, 'Relma,
Arthur Rtorx, Krug, Mets, Adolph 8ton,
Jetter;'! ; ' " -1
K&llroads . and Transportation Jaeger,
FtKctai;r. Latenaer,.- '
Iteceptlon Baumtr,'. .Slnhold, Baatian,
Treltschke.
DecorRtlcsis Renae. Lets, v Festner,
Treitsclike... ,' ,
Come ta Special Traias.
The singers will arrive hy special trains
and in special cars Wednesday morning,
July .21. . Special trams win come aa fol
lows: One from, Kansas City, one from
Chicago. .one from Milwaukee, two from
Bt..Paul and .Minneapolis and one 'from
Tavenport, Rock Island and, Mollnt. Tbcy
are timed to arrive about the same hour.
Two . bands will , be at the station to
assist the reception committee in greet
ing- the visitors, They will mrch frpm,
there to the home of the Omars, Muaik
Vereln, Seventeenth and Cass , streets.
where the official weloome will he XlYCa
and JutKheon served. Then the slnetrs
wUl go to their hotels. Their, distribu
tion among the various hostel r leg baa
been completely arranged.
Reeeptlea Coatee? t .
In the evening they, will be ,tbe gucsle
at the grana reception concert , by tne
local festival chorueea and soloists In the
Auditorium, .
Thursday morning at o'clock there
will be the first general rehearsal. Rules
of rehearsals are very strict. A system
of tickets is used and absolutely no singer
who has failed to he present at the morn
ing rehearsal la , permitted to sing at the
concert ,for which i this rehearsal' Is pre
paratory. ' ' .....
t. Triuraday at t.) O'clock, la the, gala.
artists' matinee. i
Thursday at I p. m. la the first mass
chorus concert, with J.000 male voices.
C&lldrra's Mass Ckurtis.
' Friday morning Is devoted to rehaaraalJ
and at I f) p. in. Is the second, matinee
concert, at which will be Included the
children's mass chorus with 1,000 voice.
At I o'clock Friday evening wilt oce Ha
tha second, nutss chorus concert.
A grand parade will mark the momlnev
of Saturday, and In he afternoon there
mill be a bls picnic at the Gorman Home
and Park. ttQC South Thirteenth street,
' On Saturday morning the businesf meet
ing wijl be'held at the Omaha Muslk
yerein. New officers will he fleeted and
the ' place of meeting two . years hepce
will be chosen.,
Dr. C. .J. lexamer of Phljadelphla.
president pt the Natl;jiAl Germgn-Amert-can
alliance, 'U1 be thf honorary gues(
of the saengerfest, topping'' here enroute
to San Francisco to attend the convea
tlon of the alliance. The Omaha branch
of the saengerbund will tender him a bsa.
quct. He Is the, "big" man In Oermaa
American circles. .
HOTELS.
San Francisco '
C.KAUV AT TAYLOR
Bellevue Hotel
10 ralautes to Expoeitioa without
tranarfor. Built of. concrete ant)
Bteel. Private bgtb. ta every roon.
First; class in every detail.
Rated from ,?.00 u.
X. W. WX&KEa, HXsnager.
(Hmhe of OfftoisA Smpeejitloa
Hotel Borean.)
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The House; of Good Will
NEW YORK
Now that I am t The Majestic, I
can please you more iomplctrjy ia the
matter of hotel accommodationg than
you have ever been pleased before.
v In addition to the natural advan-
. iages of the Majestic, guch at its lo
ratioq at a main entrance to Central
Park aad its accessibility to all lines
of traffic, there have been added all
the latent forms of comfort arid amuse- .
menta'thatmake it sapeiiatively attrac
tive. You natnrally want to be in the
center ef things, and yon are at the
llafestic Tbis does not mean that you
will be in the heart of the all-night-aiistnet.
The gammer visitor find here '
bavea of rest and interest. The Ma. n
jeatie is always veritable paradise for v
the motorist and the . etnieetrisn.
The foyer,: corridors, restaurants
and ballrooms are of great beauty.'
The Cafe Moderne, lately opened, is
the last word la smart dancing places.
Talented artists appear every evening.
The gardenn.tneroof is a balcony
overlooking fairyland.
You may be assigned one room or
s large a suite as you require. The "
minimum rate is $2,00 a day. Res
taurant prices are reasonable and Club
breakfasts are served.
. Guests arriving at the Pennsylvania
Station pan take surface car on Eighth
Avenue side, which passes the door of
The Majestic Write me for booklet
ow.
COPELAND TOWNSEND,
' Managing Director
lately Manager Hotel Imparl!. M.T.
Central ParkWet
it 72d Street . ,
rmntaat luiiawai pan.
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wtu you are practically killing the concert , aetkly with- thetr local managar, Lsictus
btiHtno'sa . in Cjmaha. The , result will - Pryor, aivfl are making strenuous efforts
fiaully be that It will fort.' OS conceal t for success, Every rent ovep sntual naoea
riiiuijs...j to cuiut sn and i. a clause i sry esueruas a ill be turned over to the
.u"d fur Sleat Headache.
'oi,Mptti'n tir sick headache and
l-r K .i a N w Isle Inll, wUl cure it
June a dxee t'tiVht. S-c. All ilruaTKista.
Adt I treiit
AjHrtpint fiara, rtoitst-s
t Tr-nr e-d 'niici.ly and
lit ' I uf l'.nt."
Sit'l (ottaget
il.al,ly by a
la tup cocuaiJs rvvuliing e..liit tiia
of ptus. soy. 11,60 to M or a a.st.
Why, you, aii choepenlng the wliole biwi
neoe, atid U ie bound to end in dleeter
to concert managers, You are giving the
public a falae Idea of the prli-. a that must
h paid tbese big atari. Ivvca ia New
Votk. w ttwt the bargain wee supposedly
born such prlcv uid oven deuWe such
).i U have never been hear4 ot. The
Idea cum ileor otat to Omaha and sing
for leas moniy than they get at home!
1 it stjo Ji'i1.';'
sn of the i-.ouunittee, who is omiIisi
cf a li.-iati'Hr, pointed out to Mr.
various Omaha chsritahls InsUttitteu,
Tt.e br.-s wttre plavttd 04 sale . last
week at 1 ."a and tUJ eai A. acerduig te
the niinilrr t f seats, acd many are. al
ready bouKlit. Indications are that se
cie.ty ail! he nut. la fall teee, as ths f(
and ti course tlcksts are moak In demand,
according to reports from the various
stations where they are being sold.
Doa'l Aegleet I'sasks r Calais.
Ir. Klng'a New liscovery should be In
erv turtle- for coufik snd cld.
l"M!irer. arid axes like It. b'K. Alt tirut-
btern j gisHa Ad erilsemcni
This Institution Is the only on
in thf central west with separate
buildings situated la their ' owa
ample trgunja, yet entirely dls
'tiiivt. and rendering it possible ta
claaslfv cases. The otie bulldlog
belnf fttt.ed for and devotod to the
treatmeut of uou-t:otiUi;lous and
Eon-mtiiial Ul; .i.sti, tio.otnera be
ing adniliiedi tUe other liest Cot
tage beUs. dluj for and de
,M.krJ to vi a uM'iusiva treatment
of aeler.v tustsl cases raulrlog
for a time wauLtu, cars and spe
cial cursing.
Chicago Beach Hotel
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S,fscto guarS 1.e Co.
brpt. I. k Lswis, saa
Magnificent bathing beach.
Golf,Termis,Yachtins,Cnoe.'
ing, Riding. . Delightful, cool
rooms, wkh or without pri"
vate bath.
Splendid meals American
or European plan.
Shady verandas overlooking
lake, and parks, . Orchestra
concerts in evening. Frequent
Informal Dance?.
Ten minutes ride to thea
tres and shopping and busi
cess district. ,
Whether your stay in Chi'
cago is to be for a day, a
week or a year, write for
rates and booklet .
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Chicago Beach7 Hotel
Hyde Pvk IJoulevard (51st Street) on the Laka Shore, Chicago
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