Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 11, 1909, Page 4

IMBER 11, it syl ‘HOW MANY PIANOS HAVE WE SOLD 1909 gation Congress Delegates. :O’I'EEB STATES PROMISE TO COME Former Congressman Kennedy Named as Chairman of B Committee to Arrange For and Handle Omaha Meeting. INSTEAD OF CHEAP AND BIG CAN BAKING POWDER You simply cannot get as good re- sulte from the cheap and big ean kind—the baking cannot be as evenly raised—It cannot bo as deliclous—it cannot be as pure and wholesome— because the quality Is not there, And it caunot be any more economie eal. Calumet is medium in price— the standard 1-1b. size can costs 856, Leas of it i required and the baking 18 certain to be better. Try one ean ~If not satiafsotory your money will be returned. . Calumet Received Highest Award— Wosld's Pare Food Expesition. FREE~iarge handsoms recipo book. Bend 40 and slip found in pound oan. Colorado is the first state to report its delegation for the meeting of the Missourl River Navigation congress in Ommha De- cember 14, 15 and 16 Governor John F. Shaffroth has named the men who will represent tho state at the congress. Governor Shaffroth has written Wil A. Campbell, secretary of the congress, re- porting the names of the delegates and adds they wiil attend the moeting In Omaha. The governor expects to attend If poesible- and will speak on the benefits which states not having navigable streams will recelve from the systematic Improve- ment of Inland waterways. Fof many vears Colorado has been one of the great- est gufferers from high transportation rates. It costs more to ship from New York to Denver than from New York to San Franclsco in a great many cases * These are the delegates named by Gov- - - @« certain other name on A certain other|ernor Shaffroth: Thomas J. McHugh, T. J P ticket could not be turned up O'Donnell, Robert Gauss, Rodney J. Bard- Ouf Let’te[' B(’)x I would lfke to have this explained|well, John S. Irby, T. C. Henry, all of | through The Bee. A. L. TIMBLIN. |Denver; Olney Newell, Boulder: John H Note—The levers were 80 combined that|Pool, Durango; Mat N. Lines, Canon Clty; | every time a vote was registered for Judge | Lewls Stephenson, Fort Morgan. Sullivan as a democrat it was also reg-| Other states are getting into line and | istered for him as & populist, and the re- | Governor Brooks of Wyoming and Gov- corded vote in both places was therefore|ernor Carroll of Towa have assured tho | the same. local arrangements committee they will name ten delegates each who will attend Cpntribntions ox Timely Subjects, Fot Bxossding Two Hundred Words, Aze TInvited from Our Renders. Reform of Registration. ROUTH OMAHA, Oct. §~To the Editor | arusd e, “Wantens & New Hegitra. | ROASTING MAN AND KEEPING | t50 conersss in omana HAT ON IN WIND BIG JOB| n Law.” It Is high time that something | | for the congress, held last Thursday, this was done to make it less burdensome p; | general committee on arrangements for the mw\‘ . than the present system of | put a ¥ | third annual meeting in Omaha Decomber registeation | M, 15 and 16, wam a) { 3 . ppointed: John L. A i Kennedy, chalrman; Harry Tukey, secre- for each votiug precinct in eities are kept tary-treasurer; Hon. G, M. Hitohcoek, Vi he officoR g it o d people ? Y 3 Bpdird Rk sidt :'fir"‘.'...".“}.'f..'.i.?ll‘ ::ll‘n‘z tor Rosewater, Mel Uhl, Everett Bucking- precinets an¥4dny of the: year beginning :""' g i X i Yot g ot With ‘the first o January of any yeer Baxicr, G, . Watiea, Goud Dreis, Wit except that the books close ten days before o] Attles, Goul Hots, Wil i Slection glve time to up llam Stull; John Burke, goyernor of North the lidts of names. Dakota; Ralph Kitchen, James L. Ken- I think should have a new registra- Sloux City; F. D. Wead. W. R. tion law that will enable voters to register Kansas City, Kan.; C. B. De Land, once gvery two years which 1s often Plerre, 8. D.; W. K. James, St. Joseph, snough for pormanent residents. And of Mo.; E. A. Willilams, Bismarck, N. D.; course those who move can have their Jerry Sullivan, Fort Benton, Mont.; Edgar places’ of registration changed on the C. Ellls, Kansas City, Mo.: Colonel Wil- books. liam Hayward, Nebraska City; Robert B The election laws of Nepraska have been Wallace, Councll Bluffs; C. A. Koonx, Sloux City; J. A. Dowell, Miseouri Valley, monkeyed with so much by various leg- islatures that it 4s hard work for even Ia.; John Neill, Helena, Mont., and W. C. Lusk, Yankton, §. D. the best posted to keep track of the num- berless changes that are made every two T ——— JOURNEYMEN BARBERS ASK FOR SUNDAY CLOSING years, Some plan for parmanent election and registration laws should be adopted 50 that voters will not have to take time Request to Mayor and Ol that State Law Agal Shops Be Enforced. peoplo ng Woman Manages to Perform the Task Fa Well, Mayor Dahlman is out of town and President Burmester of the council is act- ing mayor, “I had intended golng to Murdock today,” sald Mr. Burm “to begin work on a confract there, but perhaps it is just as well, seelng that the wind 18 blowing a giale. And talking of the wind, note the trouble tha. young woman is having across the way." The acting mayor to checy: we pointed to a couple across the street, who were deeply en- gaged in conversation. They had taken refuge in the areaway at the foot of the west flight of steps of the Farnam street front of the court house. The man was short and the girl was tall. (She appeared to be endeavering to impress something serious on her companion, using her right hand freely, when the wind would permit her to take It away from her large hat, which persisted in lifting continually from her head. Her left arm was anchored by a bundle and a shopping bag and the stole about her shoulders was continually whip- ping into her face. When she reached for the flying end of the stole then the big olden Anniversary Contest In celebration of our Fiftieth Year of business since our establishment in 1859. We will give away absolutely free in this, our Golden Anniversary Contest. the following prizes, including four hand made Schmoller & Mueller Pianos, four hand made Schmoller & Mueller Organs, two Piano Players, $100 in Gold and Silver, dnn_d¢d into twenty~ six Cash Prizes and 100 Credit Certificates of $75 each, 75 Credit Certificates of $50 each, 50 Credit Certificates of $40 each, 25 Credit Certificates of $25 each to those contestants who successfully comply with the conditions of the to study the new laws every two years after’ the leglslature, after some more patching up, adjourns. Then I think the voting machines ought to be sold for old tron br #omped ‘th the ‘Missouri river, for lef of Police Open Four New Upright Pianos. we are not sure that our votes are regls- tered as we intend to have them registered; then they prevent many from voting as hat would flop up threateningly. But every now and again the free hand would be Notice has been werved on Mayor Dahl- man and Chief of Police Donahue that the Four New Organs. Omaba Journeymen Barbers' union ex- Ppects them to enforce the state law against barber shops being operated on Sunday. D. M. Copas. H. B. Burtsfield and A. B. Crouch, a committee from the union, signed the request to the mayor and chief, which concludes thus: “We look forward to you 1o see that all barber shops be closed on and after’ Sunday, November i1, 199" Accompanying the request to the mayor and chief to close the barber shops on Sunday s the following resolution, adopted by the Journeymen Barbers' union: Whereas. The International body of the Journeymen Barbers' International Unjon of America, from the time inception has protésted againgt Sund: very; and, Whereas, The colirts, from the police court up to the supreme court, of Ne- bragka, have declared valld and constitu- tional 'the law prohibiting all forms of | labor on Sunday; and, Whereas, The ‘barbers’ union is seeking gmancipation under sald law; therefore, " Resolved, That ft is the sense of barbers’ union of Omaha, local No. 212, Journeymen Barbers' | International Unfon of America, at its I ar meeting adopt resolutions th ittee of its members wait upon the mayor, city or county authorities, demanding the closing of all barber shops under enforcement of said law. brought 'up, two fingers extended in a sug- Kestive gesture under. the manis nose and would be wigwagged there untfl &nother flirtatious gust made it necessary to grab the hat or the stole.” 4 |GIRL’S LOUD CLOTHES MAKE NOT A HIT MIT DER SCHUDGE y Attire Edna Bel- mont is Fined with Billie Driscoe. they please. In those days of much more dependent voting than in the past many people are simply forced to vote for can- dicaies that they do not want o vote for, simply breause they get ‘“rattled” when manipulating the voting machines. Even he best educated people lose their nerve In the presence of the voting machine ang make s Son’ thent.; « oy One #hing should be changed In conngo- tion with our primaries and that as » n as possible. It is all nonsense to have primaries in the hot days of August. The middle or last of September is soon enough and in fa I think the first Tuesday of October would be soon enough for the pri- warles. If I had mv way about it T would repeal fhe grimary laws, for they simply céndidates to make two campalgns more weak candidates are nominated the primary system than under the old convention system. Then the primary stem tends (o break up all form of party sanization and demoralizes wne political 1% 50, (hat.any coneerted political work a4 to perform, ol thpe enthusiasm eannot be flred upas’ Was the case when men ¢ me togetherSth conventions and consulled Two Piano Players. $100.00 in Gold and Silver. 1 Shapel Schmoller & Mueller Hand Made Organ, regular factory-to-home price . . cidhaes . ... . 865 1 Plano Player, regular Price .........{............. Fesgann $100 in gold and silver divided into twenty-six cash prizes, as follows. 8 $10 Gold Pleces .e . 7 $5 Gold Pieces . e 15 $1 Silver Dollars .. .. . CREE 1 Art Style Hand Made Schmoller & Mueller Piano, price tor . 1 Style 80 Schmoller & Mueller Hand Made Piano, price 1 Style 20 Schmoller & Mueller Hand Made Piano, price 1 Style 10 Schmoller & Mueller Hand Made Pilano, price 1 Parlor Queen Schmoller & Mueller Hand Made Organ, regular factory-to- home price .. 2 $110 1 Orchestrelle Schmoller & M 100 Oredit Certificates, each of the : home price ..... waiedviaise .o s 5 o ves 75 Credit Certificates, each of the value of .. 1 Home Gem Schmoller & Mueller Hand Made Organ, regular facto 50 Credit Certificates, each of the value of .. price 25 Credit Certificates, each of the value of . The Prize-Winner Two Former Contests Given herewith are the names and addresses of the successful prize winners in Blllie Drisco and Edna Bémiont we out for a time Tuesday night. At about 1l oclock they were discovered coming up Capitol avenue, both the worse for drink Driscoe was firing & revolver and using language not usually heard in select com- pany, so they were taken to the statlon, Both appeared beforc “Liiile Bismarck,” who did not appear to h favorably impressed with Bdna suit and stunning pleture hat, f jout parley he fined them $ and cc weh Arthur Bonner wanted 1o his wite Tuesday night. He belleved she was at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Lane, 802 South Fifteenth street, and proceeded to regular factory-to-home force and und, the Just Count the Line Then Multiply by 10 That's all you have to do to participate in this, the greatest of great con- \th ench/otber. Del gates” (6 gonventions are not any mora apt to pominate weak men than the people in prifary elections when it is such hamd work 't Kef. the best people to turn £0 there. Mrs. Lane sald Bonner became quite abusive and made threats to carve his wife with @& blg knife, which he flourished, because she did rot happen to be there. At any rate Mrs. Lane became alarmed and summoned the police, and SEES HARM IN CENTRAL BANK | Congressma: cusses Project Before Kn G. M. Hitcheock Dis-| tests. Count carefully the lines in the five plano Mlustrations shown above. All lines are distinct. They can be counted. Just count all the lines in the five planos, multiply by 10, thus securing the answer to our question—“HOW MANY PIANOS HAVE WE SOLD IN FIFTY YEARS?' There is no catch about it. Simply count the lines accurately. Multiply accurately by 10, and you have the answer. our two formor contests. Each priss winner received his or her prize as awarded Which statement can be verified by calling at our salesrooms and examining letters from the winners acknowledging receipt of the prizes or by personally writing to thase parties First Contest Prize Winners, out to the primary elections. There is one tlement of gur population that can be de- pended omyte yote @t every premary no differencd’ whit the weather may be, but tey do fpt nominate the best candidates. Home neW Plan ought w0 be mvented for tho nomiyation of eandidatues wat will re- sult in the,pomination of the best candi- dates every time. A. AGNEW. e it cost Bonner % and ocosts when “Der a1 Oalumbas Obunel); schudge” heard the particulars. Because IHiarry Smith was unable to identify him as the man who hit him at Thirteenth and Douglas streets, Monday night, John WDavis' was discharged in police court. Smith was charged with drunkenness, but he convinced “Little Bis- marck” that he was doing no harm when someone hit him a wallop which sent him to the curbstone and resulted in a bad gash in his head. He was discharged as was also Davis, who was accused, of doing the hitting. Conditions of Contes Awards will be based upon Neatness, Styls, Legibility and Correctness of Count. Contcat begiuning today, Nov. 7th, and ending 6 p. m. evening of Nov. 30th, 180 ¢ jAnswers may be submitted on ooupon herewith atteshed or on & separate sheet of paper. All guestions asked on coupon must be snswered. Answers may be either delivered in person or sent by mall To_all Conteatants, whether successful or not will be awarded a ha venir Free. No one in the employ of the Bchmoller & Mueller Plano Co. may participate in the Contest. All Prizes will be on display during the Contest at the Schmoller & Mueller Bullding, 1811-1313 Farnam street, Omaha. Awards to be made 8:30 p. m. Nov. 30th, at the Auditorium of the Schmoller & Muelier Plano Co, Building, 1311-1813 Farnam Street., Omaha, Neb. Judges of the Contest > Awards will be made by the following committes of ubne spirited citizens, who have agreed to give of their time freely in making an absolutely impartial and un- prejud decision. In no way are they connected with or interested in the Schmoller ueller Plano Co. Their decision will be without bias and must be accepted as final Wwith no appeal therefrom MR. ¥. L. _DAVIS, Cashier Pirst National Bank, Omaha. MRE. FPRANK A. FURAY, County Treasurer of Douglas County, Omaha. MR, J. M. GUILD, Commissionsr Oommercial Glub, MBE. EERMAN B. P! 0. D. KIPLINGESR, Wholesale and Betail Olgar Dealer, x:-n-. TERS, Prop Morchants Hotel, Om: Remember Contest open from today' until Nov. 30th. BSo don't '3 in s ndln' in your answer to the question: “HOW MANY PLAN RAVE 0! ke YHARS? Make the count carefully. Multiply.the count by 10. Answer the gquestions on the Coupon. Or answer these on & separate sheel of paper. Enclose your answer in sealed envelope and bring or raail to May, 1908 18t Prize—3400 Steger Plano, Geo. N. Hope, 218 North 234 St, Omaha. 24 Prize—3$350 Piano Player, Geo. M. Stoltenburg, care of Omaha Packing Co. South Omaha, Neb. 34 Prize—$135 Mueller Organ, Mrs. Marie Christiansen, 2809 South éth 8t Council Bluffs. 4th Prize—$26 in Gold, Mr. Wesley Bock, Bdgar, Neb. ‘Second Contest Prize Winners, December, 1908 1st Prizse—3$400 Schmoller & Mueller Plano, Mrs. H. J. Curtis, College View, Neb 24 Prize—§350 Plano Player, Rose Dunham, Maurine, Mo. 3d Prise—$126 Schmoller & Mueller Organ, A. C. Heicke, South Omaia, Nob 4th Prise—3$10.00 in Geld, Mre. Harry Fox, Anthon, Ta h Prize—$6.00 in Gold, Mrs. Rudolph Brandt, Lincoln, Neb. 6th Prize—$1.00 in Currency, Mrs. Emma McLaughlin, Omaha, Neb. 7th Prize—$1.00 in Currency, Helen Bchesso, Key, Ne $th Prize—$1.00 In Currency, D. Lieswold, Holland, Neb. $th Prize—$1.00 In Currency, Mrs. Arthur Miller, South Omaha, Neb, 10th Prize—$1.00 in Currency, Mrs. J. A. Austin, Omaha, Neb, 11th Prize—$1.00 in Currency, Mrs. Barl Howard, Greenwood, Nel 12th Prize—$1.00 in Curréncy, Miss Stella Rogers, Doon, B 13th Prize—$1.00 in Currency, R. E. Davison, Omaha, Neb. - 14th Prize—$1.00 in Currency, Miss Josephine Hymer, Lincoln, Neh 15th Prize—3$1.00 in Currency, Btta Cahoon, Stanton, Neb. Declaring there Is altogether too much centralization in the United States, a pro test against the proposed central national bank registered by Congressman G. M Hitchcock before & gathering of members of Omaha councll, No. 8, Knight of Co- lumbus last evening. The address followed a regular meeting of the counci, After telling of the bank tunctions of this country as compared with the unefficient methods in vogue In forelgn countries, Con- | gressman Hitchcock procewded o outline | the plans for a central bank. He reviewed reasons which might lead one to favor the establishment of such | & financial institution, and declared that | to his way of thinking such a plan would {prove little short of a revolution. It {brought about, sald the speaker, It would alsrupt the banking system of the entire country and create some oiher system | which would be completely controlled by certain interests in the east whose powers would be widespread, { TARIFF TINKER IN OMAHA!‘ Major Herbert M. Lord, Who Writes B Has Returned After Twe Years. ome Sou- ¥, e Nov. 9.<To the Ediwor ot The prior to thé recent election & wag i eirculation that the demo- Lrethieén had & schemo to cast two udge sulliven at the -.[wnw!"M MARTIN 1S LUCKY BOY 1uor wratie voies 1o seme ‘biie | othier candidate on their Uckel. This waws to be done by turning down _the,indicator oyer, the other candj- date and turning up the one for Judge Sullivasy on’ the Independent ticket. This was safdliby. the Superintendent of the vot- ng n\‘:ri 410, be dmpossible. Now, the more #hé michines &ré understood by the voters {ha better; and for myself and pos ibly gthers who,may want the informa- tion, 1 would like to know how this could be prevented. There afe,, ¥y, thiee tickets with three Where He Might Ha Hundred Dol! It was a mighty lucky thing for Jim Mar- tin that Judge Bryece Crawford was not on the job Wednesday morning when he was brought into court to mnswer to a charge of being drunk and earrylng con- cealed weapons, otherwise instead of a nominal fine and an order to get out of candidades. tach for judge, and a town he might have founa himself as- it (he machines allow full expression |sessed the $100 and costs which Judge will of the veter, cast his vote for |Crawford had threatened to Impose on pleasey, on any or all the|anyone brought before him charged with provided he votes for but three cartylng concealed weapons. ande the position. of the names Mariin was taken Into the kagle restau- 1d miKE no, aifterende, and can not If |rant Tuesday night by a fMend and went machings are effective. to sleep in a chalr. The attention of the 1 can s8¢ (hat it might be done by s0 ar-{proprictor was dvawn to him and it was ranging cach maching that when the indi-|found Martin had a big Col's revolver eator for a certain nume was turned down | na s belt full of cartridges. Judge Altstadt occupied the bench and t " ~|he fined Martin 31 and cosws upon his Fuuu an A YEAR | promise to get out of town before 4 o'elock. sas aes 300 s . 240ats. CANNON RULES TO CONTINUE « 100 Ibs. | Congressman Norris Says There iy No of a Change at Com- . 27dos - 500 Ibs. ing Sessl Congressman Norrls of Falrbury This represents a fair ration for a man for a year. | Omaha Wednesday on his way to northern people eat and eat %mr. This means | Nebraska to fill some lepture engage- | ments. He will not return home before ve digestion and unsuit- food. A large size bottle of | golng Washington for the opening of abl 3 9. . Scott’s Emulsion > N I es OUT COUPON HERE, MAIL NOW. Schmoller &« Mueller 22222 "=~ by answer to the question ANY PIANOS HAVE WE BOLD IN® FIFTY YEARST I bed ... Planos are the number you have sold in fifty years. Piano Company Omaha, Nebraska. | | B voter. of th tiek it ey e Major Herbert M. Lord, paymaster U. 8, A., and chief paymaster of the Depart- ment of the Missouri, has returned to| Omaha after nearly two years' absence | and resumed his duties as chief paymaster, Major Lord enjoys the distinction of be ing the creator of the new tariff bill and 18 recognized as the chief tariff expert of | the country. He' waa siven specias | | Contest Department B. leave | Established 1859. . Have you an Organ? Have you an Upright Plano? Have you a Square Plano? Name of absence two years ago to work upon tho creation of & tariff bill, based upon his many years of experience as clerk of the | way and means committes of congress. Major Lord was the guest at the luncheon given in honor of Senator Aldrich at Omaha club at noon. WINDOW DRESSER WINS PRIZE King-Swanson o Taeesa:-' Ha as’ bin Waphifind. uuh*k:‘hED COSGR{)VAE'S fmp IS “u convention of Michigan and Northern the company since they opened their|' ganOND) (SHING™|TS PURPOSE | ndians city officials in scasion.” said the beautiful nearly a year and al |city ecomptroller. ““Des Moines, In., had half ago and has had charge of their ad b | spent §L500 in getting up an exhibit of its vertising and window decorazing. The mere “""‘ “"""";""'_ '::‘I":'m" winning of a prize, though it be of | et Bo ® | various municipal features in very attrac- |tive form. Evidently the commission in international importance, does mot affect | Qosnpetion Tanse. | charme ‘o 'the lowe capial ety ia net G av'es Artist (n bl flun . 3 - 3 sparing any money to make Itself known :::l..l,‘::.‘h:‘: ',: ',,': ‘,,mllyol,:::‘“: I' ,Ll City Comptroller Loveck is getlng a|g ,yer the land. MeVicar and his col- sesses just as talent as is to b found anywhere In the world the was in g from Three to Twenty Yeurs. William Lewls, & colored man, will serve ywhere from three (o twenty years in the state penitentiary for statutory assault, of which he was found guilty by a jury in_district court There s nothing to determine ‘what Judge Sutton will give Lewls, but it.is likely to be ten years at least apd may be more. But and! a de great deal of material from Deputy Comp- | eqguey believe In advertising their city troller Fred H. Cosgrove, who i mow | tC0C (R ilt o, B live, and I am in- {Visiting various cities where occupation | o ™ LCPT T T lite, If they |taxes and royalties are levied on publie| oo T Y Wt niikely they would be service ¢ The deputy comp- » nding money in exhibits such as that has been on the road for the Past|ser up at Grend Rapids {set up at d the North Pole is of [ten days, investigating the manner of One Doctor Ask royalties due the different cities, He has n in Des Moines, 5t. Paul, Minneapolis, doctor about Ayer's Pec- toral for throat and lung :...u&&a. hoae prescribed it for 70 years. That Omaha s coming to the front in more ways than one is again evidenced by the fact that a check for ¥% made to O T. Walker of the King-Swanson company is being exhiblted in the sore window. This check I8 the amount awarded to Mr Walker as the winner of third prize In the Cluett-Peabody international window deco- rating contest for & window @ccorated for King-Swanson here In Omaba. This Is quite an achlevement when one stops 1o consider that the contest was one of international seope and thei the best window decorators in the world were striy- ing to win the prizes | Mr. Walker necessarlly feets proud v new No Controversy About Thix Discovery, The coptroversy between Cook and Peary as to who discov litle moment ¢ of an eminent Europ orations troller the committee on rules, and of course the i"" aker would have to promounce favor- ably on it before a change dould be made. ‘Hence,” said the congressman, “the present vules will very likely remsin in force until the next congress is elected and cunvenes. " mpa an professor who has without doubl discovered & eure Jfor| Asthma. My, C Williams of 108 Fulton street, has his proof at hand and will fur- nish it free of charg | congress in December, The congressmen sald he expected there ‘our Phy- can tell you how it does it. | will be more or less contehtion over the Chicago, Grand Rapids, Mich,, and other FOR SBALE BY ALL DEUGOISTS places, and Comptroller Lobeck says the | blanks and beoks sent in will ald very materially in the work that his office has on hand, getting ready for the first pay | ment of occupation taxes in Omaha, due December 1 “At Grand Raoids Have only one doctor — just one | sense in running from one doctor to another! Select the best one, then stand by him. No sense in Itllh ;::;ll: .I‘llluhlul, for your m‘?h'. ly, rately select the best cough Sec: medicine, then take it. Stick to It, | existing rules during the session, but does —— {not see any prospect of modifying them | any great degree. Any proposal same _of paper and this ad. for our L Y‘ ild's Bketch-Book. Py e g on application to any person suffering from this dreaded dis- | euse. No person suffering from Asthm should neglect this opportunity to write at ance for full Information.—(Ady.) I Children Cough | Remedy and i1 is prompt in eftect as well | as plessant 1o take. in | affecting the rules would have to go to Peun. of Mr. Cossrove found