Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 10, 1909, Page 12

CANNON'S CRITIC IN OMARA | Congressman Fowler of New Jersey | Spends Day Here. CENTRAL BANK IS IMPOSSIBLE Relleves the Plan Co Never Win in try—Asserts Existing | m of Ruling Congress | “is Doomed. | | “We will never have a central bank in this country,” sald Congressman Charles H Fowler of New Jersey, at the Loyal hotel, where he artived Tuesday morning and entertained a party of friends at noon The party consisted of these men: Luther | Drake, president Merchants Natlonal bank; Milton T. Barlow, United States Natlonal; Charles T. Kountze, First National, and Henry W. Ya president Nebraska Na- tlonal; Congressman Hitcheock, editor the World-Herald, and Vietor Rosewater, editor The Bee of Omaha; Ernest Hart of Council Bluffs and Har T. Dobbins, editor the Lincoln News; 8 H. Burnhamn and Dr. P, L. Hall of Lincoln, “Not because 1 say so, mind you, but | because the people of this country will never consent to it. Personally, of, course, as T have takcn pains to say, I am abso- lutely opposed to the idea “When the people of tnis ®ountry are given a fair chance to study a thing and make a guess on sober second thought they always make a right decision. They declded right In the struggle to abolish glavery. They decided right In the fight for the single gold standard, as all the world and even the democrats now admit. So it has been with everything that has been put up to them fairly.” When the matter of Cannonism, 8o called, was timidly broached to the New Jersey financial leader, he sald with a snap: “Personalities 1 never indulge in. When my letter was written, it was done as a matter of duty, to call public attention to the system that made the speaker of the house something much more than a presiding officer. That system is doomed as surely as you and I are talking. It is imponsible. The republican party cannot af- ford to stand for it or earry it. Undoubt- edly out here in the west you are realis- ing that. Fight is Not Personal. “The fight is not & personal one, so far as 1 am concerned. It was on, with me, a year ago, regardiess of committee appoint- ments or anything else. That I am not given to personalities is proved by the fact that in seven campaigns for congress I have never mentioned my opponent by name." Of the Fowler bill, prepared by himself, the New Jersey legislator sald: “It is not a bill, as some seem to think, to reorganize the banking business of the country. 1t 1s calculated to organize the banking sys- tem, by making the bankers supervise the bankers and see they do business right. Take your clearing house here in Omaha today. It ie the real supervisory authority, and it keeps things stralght.” Regarding possible develcpments in the placing of authority in the next house of representatives, Mr. Fowler sald: “We will have a committee on commit- tees, beyond any doubt. The democrats are committed to it, and the country is committed to it. It will be put into effect by the republicans because they will be in control—that is, the progressive element that abhors Cannonism—because it s right You won't find any candidate making a campalgn next year for the existing rules, even though some men, In exceptional dis- tricts, may be elected not because they are for those rules, but in spite of that fact.” Retuses to Diseusa Men. Mr, Fowler persistently refused to dis- cuss men or to touch on political prospects of this or that leader. He talked enthusi- astically about the west, however. “I am not a new visitor in this section, having often been out this way. Back in 1879 I drove all over this part of the country, starting from Yankton in a rig and follow- ing the prairie tralls away down iInto| Kansas. I have shot wolves over yonder | with Ernest Hart thirty years ago, and | was in Norfolk, Neb., when it was just| starting as a town, with not even a rafl- road in there. I am lere now on a trip | partly for observation, partiy for busines: and don’t expect to be entertained public anywhere, or to inake any speeches. 1 will go to Kansas City and from there east.’” Mr. Fowler s a large, sohid looking man, somewhat portly micn, smooth shaven, ana looks competent to accomplish things. Auto Show Comes | Last of February| Exposition is Decided On by Deal-| ers of Omaha and Council | Bluffs. Omaha will have an automoblle show during the last week of Keoruary. This has been decided upon ax & meeting of | the automobiie dealers of Omaha and Coun- ol Bluffs A committee on arrangements was appointed and it submitted a constitu- tion which was adopted, and effected a | permanent organization. It was incor- | porated ¥y the present mempvers of the association, Clarke Powell, secretary of the associa- | tion, will leasve Thursday for the east to be gone a month, during wateh time he will visit most of the large manufacturers to interest them in the Omaha show and | to wecure promises of exhibition of new chassls and live exhibits. Omaha now has thirty-three automobile dealers and three accessory houses and the problem will be 10 secure room for the | g Show. | ——— Chamberlain's Cough femedy is cheapest because it is best. REALTY MEN GO TO KAWVILLE: Several of Them Will V Kansas City as Guests of Exchange There. | D. C. Patterson, D. V.| Sholes, Byron Hastings, Bower McCague, H. B. Payne, Paul Kuhns, F. D. Wead, | G. M. Nattinger, Harry Tukey, Arthu Chase, E. W. Stoltenberg, H. M. Christie Ed Garvin, H. T. Clarke, R. C. J. W. Robbins and other real es ers of Omaha leave Wednesday night for Kansas ©Aty, where they will be the | guests of the Kansas City Real Estate exchange for & day. They will be met at | the Baltimors at 9 a. m., and taken In| automoblies for & view of the elty. At| noon & luncheon will be given, at which | there will be some short talks, and in| the afterncon the party will scatter out | under, the suldance of their hosts. George Morton, No Case on Record. 1 | There Is no case on record of a cough or €old resulting in pneumonia or consumption ifter Foley's Honey and Tar has been taken, as It will stop your cough and break up your cold Guickly. Refuse any but the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in & yellow package. Contalns no opiates and is snle wud syre, Sold by all drugsists Remarkable Bargains Special for Wednesday Regular $1 quality At notion counter— | \\ we will spools Crepe De Chine,— all evening shades are represented in this lot, bargain square 59c yard Special Bargain ‘Women’s Fine Neck- wear — embroidered turn over"® collars, spools sets, worth to 26¢, at— Sc of basting thread one day special, Special Bargain Wide embroideries| and insertions, beautiful new designs;| stocks, collar and. cuff |actually worth to 50c| worth $1.50 a pair, at, a yard, at— 25c¢ A. Rogers oak chest, with silver name plate; grape design; 26 pieces. Jewelers’ price, $12, com- 3549 plete, for... ¥ — sell 500 | [ white | two Special Bargain Women's Kid Gloves, in all{one and two-clasp, all new street shades — a pair— 69c in Omaha. world’s greatest explorer at be forgotten. SEE THE GREAT FREE EXHIBITION All Omaha is Talking About it. The Clothes Worn by Dr.Cook at the North Pole See what the Omaha papers are saying about them. It is one of the most interesting exhibitions ever seen See the arctic clothing that protected the the pole. A sight never to Next Thursday is that Great Sale of OSTRICH PLUMES Entire surplus stock from A. Hochheimer of New York, one of the largest importers of ostrich plumes in America— The stock is engrmous—The bargains will be wonderful. NEXT SATURDAY WE PLACE ON SALE THE EN- TIRE BANKRUPT STOCK OF JACOB COHEN, 424 . BROADWAY, NEW YORK-CLOAKS, SUITS AND CHILDREN’S COATS. Brandeis Stores Reputation is a large part of the stock in trade of the jeweler. * Few people know val sity of trusting to the judgmen tation for veracity and fair dealing neces lues in this line, and the neces- t of the merchant makes repu- ary. The name of Ryan carries that reputation. 15th and Douglas. Boy's High Cut Shoes Our high cut shoes for the boys’ winter wear aré a very sensible, comfortable and dur- able boys' shoe proposition. A splendid investment. Durable black or tan waterproof leathens. Heavy, oak tanned soles. Sizes for boys of all ages. $2.25 $2.75 to $3.50 High Cut Shoes are ideal Shoes for schoo: wear, for Coasting, Skating aud Stormy weather. A great protecuou to the boys' feet. Sizes for boys of all ages. FRY SHOE CO., The Shoers 16th and Donglas Streels OUR CANDY SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY Our Wednesday special, Pea- nut Brittle, per pound box |5C Myers-Dillon Drug Co. 16th and Farvam Sts. Weak and nervous men | who tind thelr power to | NERVES work and youthtul vigor | gone as & result of over- Serk or mental exsrtion should “take '8 NERVE FQOD PILLS. " They will t and sleep and be $2.60 by mall, DR |FOOD FOR 8 boxe: Oor. 1008 a4 llnaw s, O-u. Iol. TWEITI‘ETN CENTURY FARMER One Dollar & Year, & man l leotel Tuller Ryan Jewelry Co. SCHOOLS 'AND COLLEGES. | Send For Our[F Rallny Mail Examlnaimn The examination for the Rallway e held next sprin rite for full infor- Des Moines, lowa hotel A Home of Character and Refinement ‘at 55th Street Near Famous Central Park Absolutely Fireproof Adjoining Carnegie Hall, near the Art Inatitute, and within five minutes walk of the leading thestres and shopping district; the locatien is ideal. A rare attention to details that lend to the home atmosphere is responsible for our many enthusiastic patrons. The Wellingto's delightful lounging rooms, handsome dining rooms and Eaglish grill room will appeal to your sease of the appropriate. Hotei Wellington PRE-EMINENTLY THE CHOICE OF DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE Rooms, with Bath, §2.00 spward Parlor, Bedroom and Bath, $20. weekly and upward Send for Wllustrated booklet J. F. CHAMPLIN When in Detroit, STOP AT Rooms and Bath for §1.50 up. EUROPEAN PLAN No betier rooms, cuisine or service can e had at double our prices. Lot us prove it 1o you. LR o — Piles FREB—Any 15c Ladles'’ Home Journal with the Fall style book, at pattern A Sale of Women's Suits Commanding Universal Attention Every woman loves a good bargain and the best ones you have known greet you now at Bennett's. Extraordinary low prices on suits of the highest character, superior in quality and taifloring, matchless in gtyle. A glorious chance for women with a limited amount to spend- Al the Higher Priced $ 2 9 5=0 [} l S . Wooltex Suits Hundreds of other superb models of Lymansville worsteds made Any in the House, now...... up to our order from our big purchase of materials secured at very low figures. No lack of styles, sizes or colors. Nearly all lined with gen- uine Skinner guaranted satin— $22.50 Suits $25.00 Suits $35 Suits, $25.00 $40 Suits, $29.50 $45 Suits, 532 50 For Women and Misses 125 Heavy $20 Long Coats at Half Splendid garments in dark mixtures for women and cadet, navy, brown, green coats for misses, { 1cluding Wooltex garments, e with tail trimming. Skinner $IU Black French Lynx rnllr\ IIH‘Iu., Price for set , ‘aasorta ; made, heavy Fur. Sets rath fleeced garments cut liberally full and long.......59¢ and $1.00 Flannelette Gowns for “uln(‘n—lfln? assortment, nicely ¢ Long Hip Corsets An offer that is characteristic of the wonderful sav. ing qualities of this great store. LONG HIP Corsets Very attractive set consisting of a fine shawl collar and large rug muff. Made in season’'s best Stylish “Comfy” Overcoats for Boys, Russian and Atuo Styles .. $|98 Heavy and warm material in ox- fortf gray, plain brown and medium and dark stripes, 3 to § year sizes $3.00 coats for .. P ..81.98 IT'S NOTION DAY. Epecial low price inducements every Wednesda nickled, dozen on card, Hose Supporters for ‘vomen and ch dr-n‘ pin on and pad 1!V\Fl‘ Hofl . “’ln» Halr Pins, package . 1o for medium _fig- Trimminy Buttons—Fancy covered, ures; of coutil or q one and two dozen on card, per batiste; medium el [t low Dbust; lace trimmed; support- Mooks lllfl "' ers ttached—ac- tual 76c values— Wadnesday on sale 49¢ made Erade special, L 99¢ 1] per bolt . Darning Cotton. per Lox St Machine Thread—200 yard &pools— black or white, ‘all ,mmh.»rn two ZOF s o v ..Beo BULBS—AIl colors. Time now. Speclal Wednosday, assortment— 10 Narcissus . 10_Tullps 4 Hyacinth 5 ] 2 Chinese Lilies B I BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY é Bennett's Reliable Coffee, pound .. 30c and 30 Green Stamps Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder, 5-1b. can. Green Stamps Pride of Bennett's Flour, sack Green Stamps Teas, assorted kinds, per pound . Green Stamps Franco-American Clam Chowder, quart can Green Stamps Kamo Cutsup, large bottle Green Stamps Royal Tomatoes, tw : Green Stamps Bennett's Capitol Ear peclal . b 90 Bennett's Capitol Country Gentleman Corn 90 DOUBLE STAMPS ON New Seedless Ralsins, pound Yankee Rose Tollet Soap, 3 Chocolating, two cans H. J. Heing' Melon Man; Snider's Chill. Sauce, bottle . Lawn Grass Fertilizer, pound Bennett’s Capitol Pure Maple Rex Lye, § cans Small Ofives, quart jar Bennett's Capitol Mince Meat. 3 7 Swansdpwn Codfish, three packages Franco-American Soups, pint can . Bennett's Capitol Oats or Pancake Snider's Pork and Beans, can . Haricat Beans, can. . ¢ New Currants, pound .. New Candfed Peel, pound to plant this 8dc 160 corsets, of high batlste, at . Green Green Green Stamps amps Stamps 100 Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Green Stamps Stamps Stamps Stamps Stamps Stamps Stamps Stamps Stamps Stamps Stamps Diamond C Soap, 10 bars .as¢ ZBUIT DEPT-La Cod Cranberrie; nglish Walnuts, Double Daily Service FROM wim, Omaha to St. Louis AND ALL INTERMEDIATE POINTS e heads Leaf Lettuce 3 quarts for .. pound VIA ‘Wabash Short Line Leave Omaha ... Arrive 8t. Louis . ... 8:00 A. M. and 6:30 P. M. .10:50 P. M. and 7:39 A. M. Commencing November 7th trains scheduled above will arrive and depart from Omaha, Union Station, affording excellent service to and from Omaha and Malvern, Shenan- doah, Coin, Burlington Junction, Maryville, ete. For rates and sleeping car reservations call or write, H. C. SHIELDS, G. A.P. D, Wabash Oity Ticket Office. 16th and Farnam Sts. @ Beaded Bags‘ we nobby, nifty bead Prices ranging around $4.00, $5.00 ‘and §7.00 beauties. Spend a few minutes in our store them. LOOK FOR THE NAME, S. W. Lindsay, Jeweler 1516 Dougles Street. are showing some and see “EISTULA=Pay When CURED All Rectal Diseases cured without a surgical operation. No Chloroform, Ether or other gen- eral aneasthetic used. CURE GUARANTEED tolasta LIFE-TIME., §& EXAMINATION PREP. WRITE FOR BOOK ON PILES AND RECTAL DISEASES WITH TESTIMONIALS DR. E. R. TARRY, 224 Bee Bullding, Omaha, Nebrasks Bee Want Ads Boost Your Business E g i | ‘ |All Our Fine {Tailored Suits At Greatly Reduced Prices Wednesday | For One Day Only W ednesday, Nov. 10 We will offer all our fine tail- ored suits at greatly reduced prices. We find ourselves overstocked, particularly on fine suits, and instead of wait~- ing until the end of the season, we will on Wednesday, Nov. 10, sell all our fine suits at the same reduced prices that usu- ally prevail at the end of season This is an opportunity seldom presented at this time of year All our fine $75.00 and $65.00 | All our fine $45.00 and $40.00 Suits, Wednesday, at . .$39 Sum Wednesday, $28 Al our fine 360.00 and $50.00 | All our reg-u]m‘ $37.50, $35.00 Suits, Wednesday, at .. $34 PARISIAN CLOAK CO., $32.50 and $30 Suits, Wednesday $21 113 Sonth Sixteenth Street BAILEY & MACH '$ DENTISTS Best equipped dental office in the middla west. Highest grade dentistry at Porcelain fillings, just like the tooth. reasonable prices, Al instru- ments carefully sterilized after each patient. THIRD FLOOR PAXTON BLOCK Cor 16th and Farnam Sts. VICTOR $25 The Brandeis Stores have secured the clothing worn .y Dr. Cook on his historic trip and exhibit them on the second floor, old Boston Store, all this week. In the Talk- ing Machine Department, same floor, Dr. Cook desc in his own 'voice on t )R, his thrilling dash to the th Pole— all free—all are 'nvi It is all very wonderful and worth going miles (o see and hear, The Victor is the only machine capable of doing wbsolute justice to nis volce. The same is true of its perfect reproduction of every- thing else. How much longer are yu going to go without your V. You know rou must have it. not now? coME AiIn Cheer Up °ZE% o Money is 1 it easy for you VICTORS—§10, 817. w.luu, $32.50, $40, vxnlox.Al—fla’ué- 8200, 8350, PIANO PLAYER COMPANY OLD BOSTON STORE. make S pecial Sale Thls Week Only BOTTLED IN BOND Shenley pure Rye, full quarts, regular price $1.25, sale price . Stillwater Bourbon, full quarts, regular price $1, sale 95¢ pric | Home-made Wine, full quart | C.Schlank @ Co. 1807 DOUGLAS Spells "“'W'F Cugh it ”md{. for Coughs, rost sud Lung Troubles Howell'l Anti Cough Get & bottle today, 48e and 50c, at Jour Irugglist, or Mowell Drug Co., 207-209 . | 16th Btiest, Omana. vy | UPTODATE BEER TELEPHONES Brewe rySo8 The Finishing Touch When your clothes are cleaned here they come home ready to put on. We have several tallors whose business it 15 to look over gar- ments and put on missing buttons and hooks and eyes, sew up rips, and make necessary repairs, In fact, give your clothes the “finish- ing touch.” We want ail ‘our 'customers to feel that they get a llttle more here for their money than they can get elsewhere. Try us. The Pantorium “Good Cleaners and Dyers.” 1513 Jones St. Both. 'Phones. N. B.—Out of town business re- celves prompt and careful at tion. Write for price list, "