TH KEE: OMAHA SATURDAY, JULY 3, 192(L
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CARMEN'S UNION
AGENT REFUSES
TO TAKE STAND
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Commission Thwarted in Ef
fort to Obtain Testimony
Negarding Wages Paid
In Des Moines. '
A. H. Bigelow, counsel for the
street car men's union, instructed J..
U. Wiley, business agent for union
carmen in Des Moines,, not to tes
, tify when Thomas Hall, acting
' chairman of. the State Railway com
mission, attempted to question Wiley
yesterday afternoon,
"The witness is withdrawn from
voluntary appearance until our rights
are regarded," said Mr. Bigelow.
"In asking questions before I have
had a chnnce to ask mine I believe
Commissioner Hall is simply fish
ing for an excuse to conceal evi
dence I want to hring'out."
"We wanted testimony on wltges
paid in Des Moines," explained
Commissioner Hall, "but we didn't
want the entire Des Mjines labor
disnute threshed ont again."
Wiley said Des Moines street car
llie:i were awarded an increase in
wages from 51, 54 and 57 cents to
64, 67 andd 70 cents, but the com
pany there had lrcn unable to pay
the increase as yet. The men are
"guaranteed a payment of the wage
increase, however, he said.
Commissioner Thorne Browne ap
pealed to Wiley to act as a witness,
but Wiley declined on 'lis grounds
he lnd been brought here by the
Omaha local union and was instruct
ed by its representatives not to tes
tify. . I
Guj Jannison, conductor, ques
tioned by Alvin Johnson, counsel
for the street car company, testified
Jin his opinion there "wouldn't b a
1 man left with the company if a
strike was called.".
"They will s'.ay out for six months
if necessary," he added.
Play Week In Parks
Planned This Month;
Appeal to Grownups
"Play week" will be observed irt
Oniahs public playgrounds during
the week beginning July 26. Ira
iguana, 0uviiniviiu,it, vi puwtit,
recreation department, announcei
j that the purpose of this special week
jis to interest the grownups in the
use of the playgrounds.
"We expect to have a schedule of
events which will interest 'Maw,'
and 'Paw' as well as the kiddies,"
said Mr. Jones. "In other cities the
movement to interest grownups in
the public playgrounds has been
successful.
Omaha now has IS supervised
playgrounds, each under the direc
tion of a supervisor.
Walter W. Head Refuses to
Join Skinner Company Board
Walter W. Head, president of the
Omaha National bank, has declined
to become a member of the board
r.f directors of the Skinner Tack
ing Co.
"My reason for declining is that
I have not the time .to devote to
it," Mr. Head said. "I( appreciate
the confidence reposed in me, bqt
I simplv have not the time 'to take
on anything more."
$905OOOVEBBICT
m BY FIRMS
IN INTEREST FIGHT
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Federal Court Decision Fa
vorable to Irrigation Dis
trict in Scottsbluffs
Territory.
After two yars of litigation in fed
eral' court the Farmers Irrigation
district of Scottsbluffs, defendants in
suits filed for nonpayment of cou
pons on bonds amounting to about
$90,000, won a victory before Fed
eral Jude Woodrough, who ruled
for the district
uit was started by a company of
bondholders, including Harry P(ayne
Whitney, B. C.Donham and Cerate
Soap company, all of New York. The
bondholders claim that the coupons
on bonds should 1ear 6 per cent, but
people living in the district refused
to, pay this rate because they de
clared in 1915 a proposition was made
whereby only 4 per cent would be
charged on the n-.oney. Judge
Charge One-Arm Man Bit
Officer Resisting Arrest
Handicapped by having only one
' one arm, Angelo Pclretto defend
ed himself by biting Police Officer
.Barnes three times when Barnes at
tempted to arrest him at Sixteenth
and Farnam streets Friday.
; Pctretto is charged with- having
, slapped a woman who accidentally
' jostled him at Tenth and Douglas
' streets. Barnes, who says he wit
nessed the assault, gave chase and
. caught 'up with Pctretto at Sixteenth
and Farnam streets.
Hundreds of passersby stopped to
see the battle, which ended when
Patrolman Manckbell went to the
assistance of ' his brother officer.
Pctretto was takn to jail.
Save .Kloqey
Purchases
Men's Straw Hats on Sale
at . 581.00
Panamas, $5.00 quality, on Sale
at v: 83.50
$1.60 Union Suits on Sale 95J
$3.00 Overalls and Pants $2.50
50c Ties, 6 to a customer. .251
Palm Beach Suits on Sale
at ..911.00
$7.50 Shoes, Our Price. -S5.00
$10.00 Oxfords, Our Price
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Store Open Saturday
Until 10 P. M.
Monday Until Z P. M.
. HELPHANB
C'oiifoing Co.
314 North 16th Street
Picnic
Time
Complete Line cu Baskets and
Lunch Set
Vacuum Bottles
Food Jar '
OUTING CLOTHES
TownsenD
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GUN CO.
1514 Farnam St.
OVER-ACIDITY
of the stomach has upset
many a night's rest If
your stomach is acid
disturbed, dissolve two
or three
KH1Q1DS
on the tongue before retir
ing and enjoy refreshing
sleep. The purity and
goodness ot Kt-moid$
guaranteed b y- .
SCOTT BOWHI
UiaS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION
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Maori beck without Qutaa
If HUNT'S Sato (all In the
trtmntof ITCH, BCZE1IA.
RINGWORM, TSTTRR or
mhm Itehtoe rtrln rttaeates. Try
Baby Girl Wins
3 First Prize
Parents of Louisiana's "Champion
' Baby" raised her on Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin
THERE is always a good deal
, of sickness in the summer
months, due to the hot weather. The heat
is especially severe on babies and chil
dren, and often it interferes with their
development and growth. They lose ap
petite, pass restless niehts, suffer from
indigestion, and finally constipation.
In the hot Southern States mothers
Eire a combination of simple laxative
herbs with pepsin, at the first symptom
of constipation. This formula is known
to druggists as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin, and they hare sold it underthat
name for a quarter of a century. It is
now the sole medicinal reliance In
thousands of families.
Little Dorothy Boylan knows what
real hot weather is ten months ef the
year. She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry H. Boylan, and lives at 218
North Alexander St., in New Orleans,
She has won three successive first
prizes as the "Grand Champion Baby of
Louisiana." and her parents say the
only medicine they have ever given her
JO
rM Dorothy hoylan V" l
is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It has
kept her healthy and built her up, and
helped make It possible, they write, tor
Dorothy to be a prize-winning baby.
You can obtain a bottle of Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin at any drug store.
Yon will find it pleasant to take, and it
does not gripe or weaken. ,
Millions of people of all ages suffer from occasional or
chronic constipation. Let them send name and address to
, Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 512 wajhinrton Street. Monticello.
ill., for a free sample bottle of his wonderful Syrub Pebsin.
8 million bottles were bought at drug stores last year, the largest sale in ike world.
FREE!
Woodrough ruled that following the
decree the rate of interest shall be
4 per cent while from January 1,
1918, to date he, he fixed the rate at
6 per cent. s
The irrigation district takes in 60,
000 acres and, according to attor
neys for the plaintiff, the ptople liv
ing therein will save thousands of
dollars by the decision. The govern
ment is to operate the Scottsbluff
district in conjunction with several
other projects in that part of the
state.
The case was before Judge Wood
rough lasXDecember, but no decision
was given.
City Engineer Denies
Imperfect Paving Laid
John A. Bruce, city engineer, de
nies that jinperfect paving is being
laid in Omaha.
Charges of alleged carelessness
in repaving Military avenue from
Forty-eighth to Fifty-second streets
have been made.
"I would be pleased to have the
critic of this paving district come
to my office so I can explain the
matter," Bruce said Friday. He
said the Work was satisfactory with
the exception of two or three small
places which would be reconstructed.
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FRY'S SALE!!
Men's and Women's
LOW SHOES
Is in Full Force
Every low shoe in our high grade stock
is being-sacrificed in this most daring shoe
sale. Every shoe from regular stock. All
new styles, all new stock. Basgains.in qual
ity footwear that are unbeatable. Full run
of sizes.
See Our Window
' See Our Window
'SHOBC
1 Come Early 'If
afcj Store Opens IjV
gat 9 A. M . h J
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Annual
JU.LY 'SALE
Furniture
All kinds of Bedroom, Living Room, Dining Room, Breakfast and
Sun Room Furniture, both suites amLodd pieces ; Children's Furni
ture for indoor and out of doors, as well as many occasional pieces
useful in more than one particular rpem in-the home.
Ruqs
m Hundreds of Rugs in all gradesv a wide color and design variety.
Linoleums in all qualities of printed and inlaid goods.
Draperies
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i Drapery Fabrics, Curtains and Curtain Materials, tFpholstery
Fabrics', and t trimmings for drapery and upholstery purposes;
also Window' Shades. - '
and Other
Home Furnishings
Ornaments of use and beauty in Pottery, China, Glass, Silver,
Pewter and other metals ; Lamps' and Lamp Shades. In fact, thbu
sands of interesting things that go to make homes beautifut and
attractive.
' Savings Register
-From 10 to 50 Per Cent
SIXTEENTH AND' HOWARD STREETS '
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lynPFWTnKS
VviirifWfAiN
E. COR. 16th & JACKSON STS.
There's a Distinctive Smartness and ,
Becomingness About These, v
Sport Skirts
From the standpoint of style, workmanship and
value the new Skirts of Kumsi-Kumsa, Dew Kist, Dra
Polo, Gabardine and Tricotine will appeal strongly.
The new summer styles have an immaculate, tailored
smartness tHat is undeniably becoming.
$8.95 $10.50 $12
Fresh Summer Assortments of
Dresses
Simple or charmingly fluffy with dainty or imagina
tive embroideries, pretty short sleeves and girlish
sashes, the frocks of voile, gingham, organdie, etc.,
demand, attention. , v
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$10.45 $12.50
$15.00 up
Spoift Hats
Very superior collections of smart Hats
iiTtricolette, duvetyne, ribbon, etc., for
general sports and vacation wear have
just been unpacked. I
$5.95 ' $6
.50
up
I'iber Silk Hosiery In gray, white, blue, champagne
and black that was regularly , jq
$1.00, apecial at, a pair , XuC
3,000 Large,, Fresh Cut .
Carnations
The choicest and prettiest blossoms in several shades
of pink, as well as white and red, being fresh cut,
they are fragrant. Special while they last at each 4c
or a dozen 48e, v
No Carnations sold to dealers.
Limit of a dozen to a customer
Two Salid Carloads of
Porch Swirigs
& Porch Rockers
At L&8S Than Wholesale Prices
oilier
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Making the Porch attractive for the family is like
adding an extra room to yourhome and this Clear
ance of Summer Furniture makes it possible to fur
nish it at very little cost. '
Porch Chairs Hand woven of
touch willow fiber to give them
flexibility. Either style as-jic-
tured for ONE
day at
$11.45
Porch Chairs and Rockers Built
of hard, seasoned oak with bolt
construction will last for years
Chair ,., $3.25
( Rockers .$3.75
apU Post Rockers Some with
slat back and rattan scat or rat
tan back and seat with or with
cut mrmn. LOW Clearance prices
IE DAY ONLY.
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$3.95
i $9t95
$8.45
Extra Lonf Lawn Settse A six
ft. width made for the govern
ment; has steel frame and heavy
slats, bolted and rivited through
out, the ONE DAY
price is only
Fiber Rocker In a rich brown
finish with roll arms, comfort
able seat and back,tl QC
for ONE DAY only, PDe70
Porch Swings
A remarkable value is a" three
foot Swng of weather-proofed
wood complete with 10 QQ
rust-proof chains. Pw0
Four-Foot Swings Bolted and
braced to give long service; n
eale at i
$3.75, $4.15 and $5.25 ,
A Special
Demonstration
LLOYD
Loom Woven
Where it is used to take
the fastest fingers many
weary hours today, the
Lloyd method and looms can
turn out a beautiful baby car
riage in a matter of a few
minutes.
This saving of time makes
it possible to give you a car
riage at low price.
A "Lloyd" Carriage is un
proof and waterproof. The
reed will not warp, eplit or
break, and the wheels can be
easily locked.
$1 a Week
If you select a '.'Lloyd''
Loom Woven Carriage, Go-.
Cart or Sulky during this
Demonstration, special terms
of $1.00 a weekwill be made.
Baby Carriage Free
The finest "Lloyd" Baby
Carriage turned out by the
factory will be' given away
Saturday, July 10th.
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