Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 17, 1909, Page 7

BE Y AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OXAHA Missing Daughter of Mrs Found in Omaha. BRIEF CITY NEWS v Boot Prim M. T Swoboda——Certified Aceountast. iSth & Farnam Ting Pixtures, Burgess Zaya, piots, removed Lyuitabic Ldfe—po K D Neely Kalional & udor Collins Grandea Co | 16th & Howard 1 sight drafts nanager, Omaha Izsurece Co—1309 fe, Term Agens e LITTLE GIRL LOSES HER WAY Sehool Alowe and s Untfl Dark-—Charles C. Kelly Held on Charge of Forgery D Starts Home from Wa A 3en wents i ihe skares can assoc cials Taks Moliday—1 a £ Mrs danghter anxious mother Tuesday at all the ing in vain to f ast as it grew dark was forced to seek shelter whers she co taken in by some kindly disposed people of Omaha, whe found her practic ally exhausted. The day fortunately Forest not cold or she would have suffered fccased of Wile Abasdonment—An When'she wus put i Vel e s " dist " Wednesday La was brought being repc ot her was d Thu to M Omista day wav Warelam arei was irsdfy Buried sh am. aused was Lawn cem atardonment v 2 daught p el year-ola Fhilnin st F Case is Postponed— H. Phiibin been put decin.on R i Charles © Kelly Held nd Charies C ourt yesterday on ¢ forger: his prefiminary examina: filed alleges that he endorsed name on a check w passed the check saloon. The amount a Omaha. w n the salova Boys Get Buough of Their Lark 4 Hien Judge the charge ¢ o Valt boys co ing He wal re charge Jokn Arfs Beliman, e picked e p ani T d be ve beer away T . Th detained. They said o aws, at receiv s wh ki 3 s sent Williams* s Takea to Sait Lake t of Salt sday afternoon the colored man ty for burglary Te secured by the officer | s pip % from his )maha yards ey e bond was Let is fixed at $500 s Naslowski Loses Cash. Nasiowski, Thirty-fourth and E oking for who house night tams he Mormon papers we & Wiiiams will be arraignes Gpon reaching the Utah eourt. Chureh Comeert Well Attended by Omaha talen: drew a bouse at Peart Memorial W ednesday The musical took The fash oy uesda ney d after of many of th con- | posediy safe crowded | (ne disappearance d been in Nasi we on night chureh prog am | gisappeared Les G. Kr T ioager. Pportant features of the entertainme the Young Men's Christian Asso quartet an Herbert, who ral seiections Young Deales Zobbery Charge—Aalbert J. Young pieadod hen ar. raigned betore on a charge of robbery of C: s December 3. Similar pleas we: tered by Heary Wil llams and Jjohn accused of break- | ing into and ng a Northwestern freignt ear. John Austn also denied break- |~ 7 " ing into and ent: a Milwaukee car urned last nig Denles Slugging Mis Wife—Albert 5oy bad a su Korner, suspected by the police of by The next number the man who siugged his wife Tuesday |CLESUAR association lectur evening, from the effects of which St In St Joseph's hospital was arraigned Thursday. He denied his gulit, saying his wife told him a man followed he eral blocks and saluted her by “Hello, Kiddo." Pending Mr recovery the case has beem put over. 5! Past and Charies Scoit Win Divoress —The decree of divoree which Si A. Pa: secured from Mrs. Ber:ha Past before Judge Esteile in distriet court will stand Vhen defeated after a hot eontest, Mrs Past appeaied to the supreme court. which has now lssued a mandaie dismissing the @ppeai.. Charies Sceis has been granted 8| T e e (Guarattee Fumd for Sacngerfest treme cruelty, besides attempting to Three Thousand Dollars Has Already Tined for Carrying a Weapon—Police ige Crawford came nearly carrying ou Been Secured Without Any Solicitation. op nicn . Barney Levonoaski, took the as he had opportumity place where it was kep Magte City Notes. Jetter's Gold Top Beer delivered to any part the Teiephone No. 3. Household for sale cheap—at once. . For, Thirty-n! Many tended 5t Mart were 1ation sev- discover ure on urse wil be urscay ecturer iz fH. V is | Acams. H. C. Aper Packing piast the charge of carr 4 meat. Lew Acalr she a laborer at Armour & Co.'s = arresied last might o & out his dinner pau rer saying. | Mrs Korner's | haa siipped & e derce and tosk a simpse of » man she (he description t Paul Heyne, aged5S, residence 'n Sarp, coud be heid this afiernou the pariors of the \ pany. He has a niece his mother, aged 14 many. eported that some Baliway of thy he caugh resi- e on ket com- his couatry and m Ger- take cent mandate of fining persons caugnt ied weapoos $10J and E Solom osts was brougst on's youth re his bein th s fine of The co as he One-fifth of the necessa laying for | gntes fund for the Twenty-fo mposition | Ngrional Saengerfest, to be next September, has been icitation. Subscriptions £.000 have been made by th the association of Omaha. Subseribers will be given commutation | tickets good for admission to all festiviting of @eadly microbes occurs when throat and | guring the week fn pro rata of the amounts nE diseases are treated with Dr. King s |yypecried. Persons who subscribe £35 win - St S M. Por sule by |y n two of these ti aad larger Drug Co subscribers will be given tickets per ratio 0 the $35 basis. These tickets wil DISTINGUISHED SUBJECTS lthe nolders to five grand festival FOR DOMESTIC SCIENTISTS | ol reterencs of mote o the, th preference over those | buy kets admissi will aggregate amount than will the person who subscribes fund. By adopting scribers will be given value received for !all mosey that 1s raiged The plan has neve Saepgerfest bef excepty casion when 2600 wus 1, in three weeks subscribers w members of Fearful Slaughter adm con- quets, who otal ater the Mise Bebstht Pupiie Served Biames single admission to Navigation Purty Visitiag Na- tional Cors Exposition. % Scientific cooking experiments were made on two gevernors, & United States ! a party of the Missour ougress last evening entertained a party of the & the National arm: River been ra and The g th The minimu: committes in soliciting the stock after Jacuary L The Saengerfest taining valusbile pariy were tth Dekota, South Dakota, Major arge Ge ernor Joh Robert E H of the Ciey E O Gazette inforn Dr. C My Campbeit This s th . women at the co - o i be mailed to a periment oo & @inmer party and the tabies ties in the distriet of the No were set according to the best authorit western Sacengerbund. and o other s American Beauties and grains that are expected seven statés on the Missouri vited to come to Omaha the decorations. | The Gaserse will be p six numbers w he al | appear uary and ag soci atier copies wil trom is occasi be 'his w Noveittes—FRENZER—I5th and Dodge. zat 209, DISCOUNT for Christmas buying, om Suit Cases. Traveling Bags, Ladies' Hand Bags, Toi- lct Sets, Music Rolls, Etc. These goods are all the very best value and lasting Christmas gifts. Omaha Trunk Factory Phones—Douglas 1038; paper of on Ind. A1038 | i Some Things You Want to Know Social Scientists’ Meeting. Though winter ngs of the ne ¢ Politiea! and Sccial n Philadeiphia n days, snd it is s of discussions . and are to begin within Forum of N earing houses of % % oW nformatic land has found al men ma < s better to have abwo than to suppress ex he anarchist % rewered th my brother's mat! Kkeeper ve as it is sa the wea dowr their utterances iute free spee: me siaim his views to his hear east as long as he and while he may worth while to the diseussion. % of talking disarma b m a harmiess crask i 4 by members of eans, would bas w social eon today the like of r before received. appreciate this fact fully ndexes of the pert the subjects within the and social He the most widely discussed sub n Americsn life today. Everywhere are discussing them; everywhere the s touch would lift it up the rusged ween the quag of and the more pleas- B has underiaken ng a y m appr of a majdrity but all phas: presented. in And in the end ontribute in varying degrees e solution of the problems inve Recently, under a grant from the Car - Washington, & writer lish—"Who's Whe In gach 1 to be finds that gh class the rembers dasc litieal seience ve to be the academy 4 been found to ot ed Institution of of t n of America. ert n ranke ne 3 ne there 4000 unates be traced s an Academy of Founded for her in availal are about strictly tence scientific men iment ngs ons. erged wide mation ou o those who sociation things ous of the quoted al science in the world, and the the as- are men who achieving Whether 1 abor that ssed, the lLquor deep organization most sources_of Infor- literature of are 1d make water the study of pover lmportant and far-r The tuberculosts resear Rockefeiler and dozeas tions give evidence actually beginnin of a truth, their broth: “bros com s3i¢ the ploneer ch it deais and blazing the wa in the subjects gathering the data tor action of the the academy are pub- in a bi-monthly volume, and more than a 100 of these numbers have appeared early every subject of has occupied the at- the past quarter s as broa andment, neighbor as bettermen:—in sho I and Secial Sc bad some was the social The t Is said by those wh tendencies pett: of the t com prosp ar Political w has about 4.0 ted in 1889, and is long broad lines. Wherever ng there is some pr nce mus good ¢ ce to his nation in the onward merca s a question thai must individoal case It is principal objects of w0 enlist support gent citizen ation and mena of desired a. How to make hi of mazimum se w generations. years ago, scon stirred by servation of the world's res senerations of future Weitare” and “up that have come suit the ast academ: rogress, in each herefore one academy urces for tae es. are words neral use as a re ‘o ol suc £ Although th ogay peil two ne the worked that ing the hey are goc tale hope are new women whe demy he new and ip a co the subject corner of the world may be induced reject *he bad artention symposium of but one of ng to light where seif a strong and p tion of the social problems this coun com o acept chiid iabor pation It thought. 5 ne w be answered in of 8 Tomorrow—FEATS CF MEMORY. W. S. Vancourt May Be Vicum of Bolivians Mr. Vaneourt to Oma. s with parects feel meet with intorma an sect- receive Mr. Vancourt Shot in Trouble with Striking Na- Feared that Omaha Engineer Was tive Railroad Workers. VESSEY LEASED WITH Seuth Dakota's Gover Edueatio side aha and Nebra: e ma SHOW * Stromg for of Corm Show en » Bol Vancourt said 1 have not seen or heard anything defin i Me about him and a that he had be: being somé trouble in Bol This was by Other parties at s later date son of E at Nurses and l}ocficrs Kondon's rumor went aroun shot, nvol - court, Mr. and Mrs. Vancourt of the Asscciated recetved a letter 1909, when he was construction work in the forests He bad mot been shot up to th letter ha? been writtem, but the parents sdmit that he and memoers of the eng: eering perty had trouble om differemt casions with the patives, Who object the development of the country. Mr. ani Mrs Vancourt say that the story now afioat was received from thetr son about one and one-half years ago. He was in Panama two years ago and in- eturn home but the financial this country at that time pre- vented him from coming. He thought that ail construction work would be 3topped and that he would be unable to find em- ployment The mall service in South , American countries is very poor and but few letters Vaneou a eontractor is the Geny Press dispatet rairoad i Ume the (rom capoaie nasal camerk. Free Sample At Your Druggist's Or wrtte for frue sumpie today. Ask you dvam o Bhysician. O ver 0 Gruggiots sel| Ke and m owr pamtve iariate IS joum l-_‘l— Misscapelte, Mua. o [ DECEMBER Men’s Splendid New Suits and Overcoats at $15 - $18 - $20 Men of all tastes, men of all ages, men of all sizes, men of lim- ited and men of unlimited means, all find that at any of the above prices we an provide them with the identical garment that suits them best. T ey find the styles new and correct, the fabries of finest quality, the patterns handsome and the fit exactly right, because every gar- ment is strietly hand-tailored by the best workmen in the best clothes shops in America. You, too, will find these garments to be the kind you will like better every day you wear them, for they’re made of fabries that stand A An inspection of these garments will actaally hard ever day wear a long while. mong the Overcoats we especially mention the new *‘Mili- style shown in the very newest shades. v save you $5.00. Neckwear Exposition Tomarrow a Sale of 75¢ and 50c Classy Holiday Neckwear at 35¢, or three for $1. You'd come here for your Xmas neckwear just for the opportunity of choosing from the larg- est selection iz town—bz out of the question We had to take 300 dozen to such a: assortment you may wel Baactiful new silk fou oz, each when you can buy the other haberdashery asks 7S¢ and 50c for r-in-basds just the righ! and color combination—every pattern, striped or figure me ciassy Deckwear hers for 35c that every there is incentive so great as to put going elsewhers ~ et them at & figure that would permit such s price and in imagine thee's mo trouble in finding tis for every taste. m_x—" ry coler LR A Y length and Sale of Men’s Silk Mufflers $1.50 and $2.00 Silk Mufflers at 95c. These mufflers are of a quality and mewness you wonld only expect at even more than the value we mame. They're al erd, end neh brocaded ra: Tare and re is. r shapes, gome hemstitched. Theae'sT0 Snd 3200 rrades. Friday made of beautiful silks, in solil colows and blick Also in solid colored ottcman 986e¢ ‘The House of High Merit.”’ B\Ll\ HAUL (\hr, IS ARGUED Pacific Coast Jcbben Fight Against Propesed Change. MANY MERCHANTS ARE PRESENT o to Whole- salers on Botk Coast and Missoari teome of Great Interest River and Minnesota Ter- WASHI boe ast v them labe UDickinson 1o Porte BATTLESHIP NEBRASKA NOT SERIOUSLY DAMAGED Repairs Czm be Made in Week Wi out Placing Vessel im Dry WASHINGT! It Vot was ascer y yard toda Nebraska, which eo at that t eship the Georgia last tf the Virg'nia n me n order to ehic ing cretary Meyer repair, dock- pressed into inch at the ded that the by telegraph essary be made in six days w One armor plate was com: nec could hout ng the wood backing abo forfard end. It was recc tying of the plate be pos pring retary Meyer the recommenda re For sek there s than sute nothing better Chamberiain's Liniment. 'THEY FALL FOR “BARGAIN Prospects of Good Desl im Fuel Vie- timizes Two Housewives Who Appesi to Pelice. for three of coal left by a wrecked tral n th a Mrs. Dokel paid for the ¢ confident that her husband had ordered it. at the rate of $.50 a ton She is waiting yet for the delivery The sam Mrs. Stephen Moore, 1951 South Twenty-first street, 8 Both' women have complained to the po- lice, who are searching for the enterpris- ing “coal Gealer.” tons al cess eost Bewars of bargains in eo A stranger called at the Soutn Tw of Mrs. st street. rallroad Eer order nome to take Watches— FRENZER—Iih and Dodge. . AN APOLOGY TO THE PUBLIC We had to elose our front door a few times yesterday on account of crowded business. The short delay, only a few minutes each time, was unavoidable, and should it oeeur again during the few days up to Christmas, we trust you will excuse it and wait a few minutes for the sake of attend- the Great Half-Price Christmas Sale—the biggest bar- guin success in Omaha’s history. MESH BAGS d ing sizes, chamois lin ces $7.75 to $18.00— $3.88 to $9.00 regular pri PEARL RANDLED PLATED WARE dozen Kuives and Forks, price Sterling, mtd., regular price $20.50— $10.25 50—Sale price, % Sale By L!O""L Fruit E\n.‘ves Sterling mtd regum price $ BOGERS BROS. 1847 WARE $2.50— $1 Berry Spoon, regular price Cold Meat Fork, regular .7 rving Sets, regular price §1 TOILET SETS Sterling Stiver Comb, Brush and now, at T Sterling Silver Military $17.50—now Quadruple Plated Comb, to $14.00—now rror, regular price $27.50— $13.75 regular prices $12.00 to $0.00 to $8.75 ular prices $9.50 $1.75 to $7.00 Brushes and Comb, Brush and Mirror Cets, T It is money in your pn:-kr-t to attend a sale such as this, at a time when everybody is purchasing présents. We never promise more than we ean perform, and this sale—at this time—of a complete $47,000 manufacturer’s and wholesal- er's jewelry stock certainly and ightful surprise to our numerous customer AT THE SIGN OF THE CROWN nding an astou prov s Christmas Cheer sld whiskey 1 b w whiske q “og nac i Fort he gailom . Me Wid 10 years ' 45 $5.00 31.50, $3.00 and $2.50 $1.00, §1.35 aad §1.50 $1.50, $3.00 a3d 3320 con ¥iass Aecanter &'s. Ripen's, botlle 355-500-8Gc-TSe G9¢ and T3¢ 8¢ - $1.00 Telephoze or Mall Orders Promptly Filled — Lady Clerks in Attondance CACKLEY BROS. Wine Merchants 131 ¥. 16tk St., Opposite Postoffice. randies i Sherry nporte: Creme De Ro rdial. cut glass b Great Western quart bettle jar, Fisher brana per piat bottle of white; per gall ver red o