Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 4, 1910, Page 10

POLICE PAID AT OLD Rmz’ [ncrease Voted for December by the‘ Board is Out Off. COUNCIL WOULD NOT HAVE IT City Attormey Advides that Alvoo-‘ ment Entered Into I July by the Firemen and Policemen Camnot Be Broken. | | | Policemen will not draw the extra $» pei | man allowed . them by action of the fire and police board on their December salar- fes | When the pay roll.ordinance for the last month of 190 reayhed the councll Monday morning, In_adjourned meeting, Chairman Funkhouser of the finance committee made | the statement that coupcll could not pass | the ordinance as drawn. He, therefore, | moved that the pay roll ordinance be passed except s ta the policemen, Coun- | climan Brucker seconded the motion and | 1t prevalled. This action was not taken, however, until City Attorney Burnam had been called in to advice counci. Mr. Burnam gave ft as his opinion that to pass the police pay | roll for the' Increased amount would be | clearly against the spirit and letter of the agreement entered into last July by all | members of the fire and police departments, “Now If you allow the policemen this | extra money we will simply be inviting a lawsult involving M0,00 to 30,00 We have had, thiy matter up informally with Criet Salter, and, he doubts very much | it his men could be held in line to abide | by any sweh action as this. The whole thing was given very careful consideration last summer, and the agrecment to forego the raise 'n pay provided by the legislature at its last'sesslonf whkd entered Into willingly by all parties, in order that the full force | of men in each department might be kept | at work thc whole Year.” Le tors Get a Rap. Councilman ¥unkhouser supported view strongly, *“The membera of the leglislature from this county acted like a lot of schoolboys," he sald, “In passing the law to ralse the pay of policemen and firemen when tney knew | ‘We had no money, and could not get any, to pay the increased amount.” Councllman ‘Bridges thought the surplus remaining in the general fund could be divided between the two departments equayy. The discussion developed the fact that thera is at present something like $12,000 in the palice tynd rellef and pension fund; also that the charter provides any surplus in the department fund at the end of the year must, be carried jnto that fund, which would thup, by operation of law, be in- creased at this time to the extent of about $500. From the rellef fund wmere will be taken 5,00 for the nej¥* fire and police alarm system, “under | a cvesolution offered by Commipsioner Wgpplch and passed at a recent meeting of the board. This resolu- tion recites the mmount of the fund, and sets out the facts touching same, also the | need for a new afafur system, and ‘pro- vides that $,000 be #et aside from the fund for the purpose stated above. It is expected LhAt When the new Wppor- tionment of funds is made for 1910 the ‘atter part of (this week, the {hcreased salaries for fireman and policemen will be provided for, if such action appears feas- ible. ‘When council adjourns Tuesday evening it will be to Thursday morning, for the purpose of ‘making the apportionment of funds. Every head of a department now has his estimates’ i the hands of the mayor, and’ it appears to be taken for sranted that inoreases will be asked for all along the|'(ne. this Two New Groups 'Fine Residences “to ‘Be Erected Prairie Trust Company and G. W. Garlock Get Permits for Eighty- One' Thousand Dollars. I.l'.nw of bullding, permits started off | with & rush Monday in the office of Bulld- | ing Inspector Withpell. The Prairie Trust pompany took out per- mits for twelve dwellings to be erected at Amea, avepuc and Meredith. There will be six housey on pch street and each house will_gost 85,000, Work Is to begin as'soon as possible. ¥. Y. Smith has the contract for the tnuwnu- 0. W. Garlogh will build four fine r o, In Pemls park at 3514-18-20-22 Lineoln houleyard, The house at 3620 will cost $6,000 and the ofher three $5,000 each. All of these houses, In both groups, will be modern n every particular, and will con- stitutd a_very substantial addition to the now residences that are making Omaha a clty fing homes. Other permits lssued as a fer for the new year are Mrs. E. E. Hodder, 1520 North' Thirty-third, trame residence, $2,000; Welr ‘company, Forty-fifth and Tward, warehbuse, §2,00; Dr. R. D, Masan, 4185 Cuming, frame residence, $4,000; C. W. Baker, 2772 Fort street, frame resi- dgnce, 2,000, J. W Rasp, 3115-17 Taylor, two fraiie residences, $3,600. MASS ‘MEETING FOR VIADUCT | Public Discussion of Dodge Street Site A big mags meeting is to be held soon in *Dundeg {n. behalf of the Dodge street viadugt over the Miysourl Pacific tracks. The date and place have not been selected, but these will spon he announced by the board of trustees of the village of Dundee. A special committee of the Omaha ety | counell, including President Burmester and | Counclimen Kugel and Brucker, appeared at the cqurt house to confer with the county commissisgoners relative to the county’s assuming part of the cost. Com- missioner, Pickard was the only member at hand of the Board of County Commis. wloners and the gonference was postponed until Tuesday, morning. FOLEYS PLAOE STILL RUNS| Anathey Nam R — The actlon in police court against T. J. Foley for the llegal sale of liquors in vio- lation of the 8 o'cloek law at his Douglas street salaon, Was, at the Monday session, coptinued, for ane week. Mr. Foley was absent from the city when the officers seught service on him ‘on a complaint made by the Anti-Saloon league, ‘and, in the laok of progecution, the place tontinued open. A mew license has been prented tor the operation of the saloon n this plac 1n enother name and businesa has progresssd. wigheut interruption. ' ——— ¢ The Uew Pert Ji bjligusness, vanishes when Dr, Ilv, e Pllls are taken. Guaranteed. It hr Iv Beaton Drug Co THE BEE TUESDAY'S EXTRAORDINARY OFFERS January Linen Sale This is,the greatest chance in years to buy high grade linens. TABLE CLOTHS | NAPKINS #2.25 All Pure Linen Pattern | g4 5o x, : o .50 Napkins at 98c a Dozen— Clothe—Size 72x73, hemmed | ", o ruil bleached napkins, all ready for use-—the best value | pure lrish linen, good quality, evor offered .$1.60 $3.25 Cloths, $1.98 mh——ZOO regular $1.50 \'Il\l(‘l, at, per round thread German linen pat- dozen .. . . 08¢ tern clothe—the famous Stiller | $3 Napkins 08 a lmun—hxlrn heavy all pure Scotch linen nap- make—size 72x90, regular $3.25 kins—Ilarge variety of patterns, value, at $1.98 regular $3 values, at, doz $1.98 $10 Cloths, $4.98 each—Beautiful dinner and banquet cloths—all | $3.50 Napkins at $2.49 a Dozen— the best Irish, Austrian and Bel- The very best German and Irish linen dinner size napkins—the glum linens—worth $10—very best $3.50 values, dozen . .$2.40 special, each $4.98 $1.50 Cloths, 98¢ el(‘h—-s 10 size, | Madeira Napkins Half Regular Prices—All our beautiful hand full bleached pattern cloths— choice patterns, regular 81 50 embroidered Madeira Napkins, at half regular prices. values, at, each FINE TABLE DAMASK $1.00 qulity best Irish|Extra heavy all pure linen table damask— linen table damask—| ‘full pleached, warrant- " 5¢| ed to wear—regular full 3 ¥ds wide, 700} O qually; yara . .00 Best Imported ized table beautiful regular mercer- damask— patterns— 60c qunuiyA 29¢ JANUVARY SALE OF TOWELS Towels. lnrxv huck | Bath Towels, (Graan ana Towsiing. towels, [$%c fringed Turkish Twlll . Crash, heavy .80 | towels, each 3 Welght, yara ......80 ‘huck |123ec extra heavy Turk- hwu Union rlass towel- .90 [ ish towels, each ...90| ing yard ... 76 256c extra ll\r'fl Turkish [ All linen (NIAI\ ll P0| , each ... bt G0c best grade Turkish towels, each . $1 imported els, $1.50 towels, 10¢ iarge , each . all ‘pure linen huck éls, each .... 180 50c all pure linen huck towels, each $1.00 ail pure I 26c t xtra good all’ linen rash, yard 1le 18c best Scotch crasn, yard 22¢ exira wide +150 ah pure . crash, yard els, each each BED SPREADS Imported Satin WASH CLOTHS seilles patterns, each Dress Goods Strictly all wool tailor suit- ings, 1% yards wide, fancy and plain—worth from $§1 to $2 a yard— clearing sale 500 price, per yard. .. Silks and Velvets 89c¢ all silk Messalines—also 27-inch black crushed vel- vets, fancy English velvets, iy 29¢-49¢ at, a yard. .. OMAMHA GRAND CLEARING SALE MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS and Boys' 75¢ and $1.00 Sweater Coats at $1.50 and $2.00 Sweater Coats at.... $1.00 and $1.60 Neligee Shirts at.. and Boys' Shirts, worth up to 76c, at. and' Boys' 50c Shirts at. $2.50 Neligee Shirts at. $1.50 and $2.00 Llned ulous n, pa|r‘ $1.00 Silk Neckwear at. and Boys' 25¢ Leather Beltl at. Men's and Boys 50c Suspenders at Men's 35¢c Lisle Hoslery at, pair Any Man'’s or Boy's Winter Cap in the House at, enf‘h Men's $1.00 Undershirts at, each e M () Men's-$2.50 Underwear at Men's $5.00 Union Suits at. Men's $2.50 Night Shirts at. Men's Men's Men’s Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's 75¢ to $1.50 CLEARING SALE SPECIAL All Our Women’s Fine «KING” WAISTS at 3+ OFF January Sale of Embroideries . Sc Narrow width embroidery flouncings, skirtings and| edgings, insertings and beadings worth up to 12l%ec corset cover embroideries— many worth up yd.—on big bargain to $65¢, at, ydlsc'zsc square, at, yard. . 5 ‘sc BRANDEIS STORES Pure Linen Torchon Laces and Insertions—many to match—extra special, per yard. 18 to 27-inch fine embroidery NEXT SATURDAY Any Man’s Overcoat or Suit $1 2@ in our entire stock (Worth $20 to $45) One Day Only BRANDEIS STORES music, the music being furnished by GERMAN Plattd SOCIETIES ELECT Ladies® Hold | quet In the dining room. (1 Omaha Mannerchor and an enjoyable ban- | Epscopal school for gris life under the superyision of experienced housemothers. SECOND TERM BEGINS Marsden, principal, Omaha, Neb. The Winter Style Book and any 15c Ladles Home Journal Pattern for..... S. & H. Green Trading Stamps at Bennetl’s, As Usual, All This Year Start the year 1910 by saving 8. & H. Green Trading Stamps with ALL your purchases. Over half a million hand. some home-beautifying premiums have been destributed to Omaha families that have not cost them a single extra penny. Why don’t YOU get all the benefits your cash buy- ing entitles you to. Every now and then some unscrupulous fellows start a rumor that 8. & H. stamps are to be discon- tinued. To all we say these rumors are without the slightest foundation of truth. We are not, or never have contem- plated discontinuing their use since we first adopted them. Resolve that this year you WILL save 8. & H. Stamps. January Sale of Linens all This Week It’s a week of substantial savings—real bargains—on the best and most trustworthy linens impurtwl The Ben- nett sales are always big and this year’s event is no c\(wp- tion. 12%c Huck Towels are .. ... 8¢ 16¢ Huck Towels 36¢c Table Damask $3.50 Pattern Cloths is a Lo 82,5 b60c $4.256 Pattern Cloths are .. is 39¢| are Te Cotton Crnsh 76 Llnen Table Dam-($5.00 is ¢| askis ....... are .. E%c Cotton Crash $1.26 Linen $6.00 “e e ..5¥%¢| Damask is .. are .. $84.75 11 Y%e Llnen Toweling|$1.39 Linen $3.00 Napkins to is ¢| are mateh .. ...82.35 Toweling |$2,25 $4.50 anklns to 1 are match .. ...83.50 3.0 Pattern Cloths - 59, $4.00 Table Pattern Cloths 1.1 Linen apkins Tremendous Garment Reductions Price-reducing on the most select suits coats and dresses without a parallel in Omaha. The best part of it is the choosing is as good as at any time in the season. The styles and colors as desirable, the size range as complete. All $25.00 Long Coats, black and colors, for......$15.00 50.00, $45.00, $40.00 and $35.00 Suits for......§ All $45.00, $40.00 and $35.00 Long Coats for. .....$25. 00 All $50.00, $40.00 and $35.00 Cloth Dresses for. ... .$25.00 All $25,00 and most $29.50 Suits for ceneni . $19.50 All Girls’ $5.00 Coats— All Girls’ $13.50 Coats— for |. ..$2.95 | for .... 7.50 All Girls’ $9.00 Coats— All Girls’ $10.00° Coats— for. & . .$5.00 .$5.00 R A O O % 1t Is worthy of note that within this new i DREXEL'S ANTI-BUNION SHOES FOR WOMEN This shoe is so constructed that dven though you have bunions— you can wear it with comfort It is & speclally constructed wo- man's shoe, made one size smaller at the instep, and two sizes wider in the sole. This gives a snug fit over the instep and through the heel and at' the same time ailows the foot to rest wholly on the B 8ole, as it should and not on the uppers. , The stock used is fine soft kid, the soles flexible and cosy. They are made in lace only. Don't suffer with your feet when you can get a shoe like this. PRICES Turned Soles— $3.50 Welt Soles—— $4.50 Drexel Shoe Co., 1419 Farnam Street NEW CLUB HOUSES In New York City—All of them Near the Hotel St. Regis. Said a prominent New York daily news- paper recently: (“The new club district above Forty-second street and between Brondway and Fifth avenue, has absorbed five million dollars in new construction. | Throughout this territory there have been | built some of the finest and most elaborate of these edifices to be found anywhere.” “club” district, are also located some of the more progressive of New York's mod- ern hotels.. A striking example Is the Hotel St. Regis, at Fifth avenue and Fifty-fifth street, a hotel known as “America's Fin- | est,”” and peculiarly adapted to the patron- age of the refined and diseriminating. The St. Regis is more than a hotel, more than a mere temporary abiding place. Every feature of this hotel was designed to be the very best of its kind, and in the manage- render its service more perfect is omitted. It has all the attributes of an exquisite private residence with the added advantage of the best hotel equipment and service. | Its homelike atmosphere makes it emin- ently attractive to those of refined tastes. imem and operation no detall that could CLUBBING OFFERS Daily and Sunday Bee. $6.00 ; Review of Reviews .... qm;)NlI). l; ice fiemfi' priee for both one year. .$9.00 $7.10 Our Price ONLY $4.60 Our Price ONLY $4.50 Our Price ONLY $6.40 THE OMAHA BEE OMAHA, NEB. Dmly Bee,,(wnthout Sunday).........$4.00 Woman’s Home Companion ......... 150 Regular price for both one year Daijly Bee (without Sunday).........$4.00 CosmOPOltAR <ecoesesses sisnssessodB0 Regular price for both one year .$5.50 $6.00 150 Regular price for both one year. .$7.50 Daily and Sunday Bee...... Cosmopolitan . Its restaurant—not surpassed by any in service than other first class hotels. Tran- slent guests coming to New York and stopping at the St. Regis will find accom- modations of the very highest grade In every particular, and at standard rates Single rooms pre $8 and $4 a day; the same with_private bath $ a day (or $§ for two people); while for a parlor, bedroom and private bath the rates are $12 a day and ‘- NERVOUS INDIGESTION The appetite is often capricious, fiuoou- eructations, lumps, pains, istress after eating. Often attended by heart-burn, nausea and the complaint of food lying heavily on the stomach. Gives Rellef a8 these troubles are nearly always the result of a depleted of the nerves which supply the stomach with energy and life. COCEX bullds up their wasted fibers, enables them (o throw toxic lebris and rolieves the atment of all nervous disorders beneficial and satisfactory results, Your Money Refunded If it Fails. PRICE $1.00 PER BOX FOR SALE BY BEATON DRUG 00, TRACKAGE PROPERTY ‘We offer for rent the building located at 914 Farnam street, which is a one story and basement building. Dimensions are 20x86, approximately 3,300 sq. ft. An addition to alley could be built to suit tenant. This is in the wholesale district, being convenient to car line. For further particulars call The Bee Building Co. Tadopendans A-1958. 17th and Farnam Sts Hl‘ll()()LH ROWNELL ESTABLISHED 1863 Certficates admit to Wellsley Vassah, Smith, Ete. FEB. 1st, 1910. For lllustrated year book address M SERGEANT KING, RETIRING. JALL OMAHA. Home | order giving Sergeant King due credit fo Meet Select Officers at The joint pubiic installation of the new officers of the Plattdeutscher Verein and the German Ladies’ soclety was observed Sunday evening at the German Home on fouth Thirteenth street in the presence of Several hundred jnembers of the two or- ganizations. The retiring presidemt of the Platideutscher Verein, H. W, ‘ag. #s the instaling. officer for »oclety, and/ W. F. Btoscker whs’ the inatalling officer for the German Ladies’ society. Short' addreases were delivered by promi- nent members of the societies, following which came & program of dancing and These were the officers Insta‘led: Plattdeutscher Verein— Fritz Freitag, president. Christ Heine, vice president. Adolph Br , treasurer. August Schroeder, financial socretary Frits Klenke, secretary. Hans Starken, custodian P. C, Schroeder, C. M. Blum, G. H. Mer- tens, finance committee. The German Ladies' soclety— Mrs. Adolph Brandes. president Mrs. J Rumohr, vice president. Mre: Aiilling Oloa, treaauyer Mrs. socretary Pl A. Schroeder, Mra Chamberlain's Cough Remedy s famous for 1ts cures of coughs, colds and croup. IS HONORED BY COLONEL | mndant st Fort Crook Parades Sixtkenth to Publish Order and Honor Real Soldier. An unusual ard significant spectacle was presented at Fort Crook Monday morning when Colonel Cornelius Gardener raded ' the ' entire garrison to do honor to & retiring noncommissioned of- ficer. The retiring soldler ls Jackson R. King, first sergeant of H company, Six- teenth infantry. Sergeant King has served more than Ih‘fly years in the army and has & distinguished record. After publishing the | commendatory | peliing seropia his fine soldierly record, Colonel Gardener had King take his place at the left of th officers and the regiment then marched by In review was Such & tribute as this to a retiring sol- | dler is & very rare occurrence, but Colon hould be given a | special mark of henor and the fine lessons | of his service be impressed on his comrades P | iy signal manner Gardener felt that Ki BUFFALO, Jan. i-—Judge Hazel In the United States court today granted the pre liminary injunction appled for by th Hrothers, against the Herring Glenn H. 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