Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 30, 1910, Page 3

—-— THE BEE: OMAHA, APRIL 20, 1910. SATURDAY, Miller, Stewart & Beaton Saturday Specials “Useful things at little prices™ One day only, Saturday. April 30, 8A MtwweP. M. The Furniture Man has a very special offering in the shape of a thoroughly good solid oak magazine rack. 44 ins. high and 18 ins. wide, will accommodate “Dr. Elliott’s 5- foot of books™ or like quantity of your own selection. Finish - e —— % e rm therefore only one to a custo- mer. chulu $4. Saturday only, $1.95 each Mzis Fuoor Rear Cocoa Porch Blinds Door Mats Cut off the view from outside, but not the air; fitted with ropes and pulleys, all ready to put up: have dro of 8-ft.: finish porc green only. Regular $1.75 and $2.00 sizes. Saturday, 6-ft. wide | for 98¢ each, and the | 8-ft. wide $1.38 each Drapery Dept., Fira i l Bamboo Floor. Miller, Stewart & Beaton § golden oak: quantity is limited. i | i { An absolute necessity with a careful house- keeper — thick heavy brush. well bound.30 inches long and 18 inches wide. Regular $1.35 wvalue, Satur- day. as many as you wish, 75¢ each. Carpst Dept., Fifth Floor Broken Bow Again Wins Water Suit Third Trial of Rextal Case Which Has Been in Court for Tweaty Years Ends. BROKEN BOW. Neb. April 3 — Special —At a special short session of the district court beid bere Wednestay, Judge Good of Wahoo basded dows as imporiant decision © the oid water works jodgTment case against the city. In which he beid that the judgments were veid and enjoined any further actien to collect on them This deing In e courts for Dearly twemty years. The amount imvoived with accu- mulated intetest, resches over LSRR The waler works eompany in 8K secured a contract to furnish water for fire protec- tiem 82 3 specific amount per hydrant. The fall Jegal tax levy of T mills @id mo< raise a sufficiest amount 1o pay this remtal and fa 1S the city attermey, Harry O'Nieil confessed jodgmest for WAE The fol tog year the company secured & judgment in the courts for $233 and & year ister M. MeSherry, &8 oity aitormey. comfessed Jedgment for SL6E These three fudgments with accumulated interest. Smounti more than SO have caused all kinds of trouble and mue: Utigation wom bis case in the district cous sopreme court reversed Charies Young next acquired the Judgmest from' the water works company 1o compel assessor to value property im the offy & #s full vaie: the case’ was lost in both courts. A3 action to compel Ihe mayer and councll o make 3 judgment levy was also lost in both courts. The present sult to collect these Jodg- ments was commenced three TeaTs g0 be- fore Jutge Bruso Hostetler, who lately turned it ever to Judge Good for trial The ¢ last guit was commenced when N T. Gadd was city attornes and lapsed over term of A P. Johmscu ety years Judge Sias A Holcomd was called Wt the case last il by the y and produced & brief that was promounced a or production by legal asthorties. No- of appeal 1o the supreme court has peen given Croup, itis, Coughs, Catarrh. HOHLIGK’S III.TEII IILK Hotel and Barn Burned at Albion Fire Destroys Three Buildings, Caus- { ing Loss of $25.000—Two Womea Injured, Eight Horses Killed by Coutes' mea: market were destroyed | by fire this morzing The total loss =y about SN The fire originated i the menh‘nnmllmwuhnd‘ 5y & forty-mSle wind from the Derthwes| which carried the flames @iveetly toward fhe busimess part of the eity. A sumber Nebraska BUSINESS MEN ARE AROUSED Lincoln Idealists Manmage to Start Ruction ia City KEW FIAN TO REUY THE STATE W. B. Esstham of Brokes Bew Will Try Luek Again for Land Com- missioner—lincoln Trae- Some Questions to Comsider. SThe removal of the mate capizal to more central Joeation. County eption. The shert ballot or the aboleion of al The scceptance of the Carmegie pemsion | The Burnbam request for a temporary Why Not Wear One of Our Suits This Spring? Qur store, our service, our variety, our prices and our qualities all make it hard to tell why a single man in Omaha wears other clothes than ours. The more careful ones do. of course, and they are in the majority. We think you should be just as interested in our clothes as we are. They are as good as we say they are, and you'll like them as well as our thousands of other customers do. We want you to know more about them and us—want you to come in and find out. l other stores. SUPERB SPRING SUITS, 10 to 18 Years come M sbotid e for erendum votes wers takes 3ad each time L-,emmmwd e highest sumber of votes cast for any ome Lract | of small fires were started. but the -_I*"‘”“-.l’:;i““a“““"“‘“‘”l Chaties Bimgren-aged 3, wos found dead | In the measiime the wiimatom of Mrd o Bryan was Nke another bomd expiosion i the ranks of Jocal democrats, and mary of them this mornimg expressed their opposi- tion sot enly to the extra session, but to the teral Gamage was confised fo fhe three| bulidings, which L"wlm* ioss. The wife of the proprietor of the| botel and ome woman guest were slightly | burned’ KEight horses wers burned éeatt 1 the Nvery barm and a large quas- Uty of feed destroyed . Nebrmsks News Notes BEATRICE—Luls Pyle of this city asd Christan Peterson of Limcoln were macried ™ the bome of the bride’s s of this ity take charge “Dougias KEARNEY—After an Savestigation of the | eoznty poor farm < e presen: facm EATRICE—The First M, Nebraska Natlora: Rumier and & catcher of wid Wid Horse valier MSEH-The sew German Lutheras | Treh. eight and one-alf miles southwest | of Tecumest. will be dedicazed on Sunday There will be same four or five t is said the town of Ster- in this county. is o have anceher] Rewspaper and pristing plast T. W. Lally 8 Joheson county schosl teacher, who hes 5ad some ewspager expersence. has bees n Sterfing soliciting = the imterests of the ey g ] Juper. He mys be wilt or- » the Citipen Publighing o ané tmea) & printing piast In the tows Damed iz the Dear future The name of the mew paper will be The Sterling Citiven, and the first Weue wil = July WYMORE—Mayor Rawlings has made | amother move in his efforts to eaforce af | rxisting city ordizasces P idier Three sgents of out-of-town concerns were artested yesterday morming for peddiing without & lormse x3d agreed o leave tows # ot prosecwied They were taken at fheir word Twe represeetatives of the Jewel Tia company veaded not guiry 5 The charge and sigvifed their imtestion fiehtmg the case. The triad will Be Beid | Monday. The citv imtends to carry fthis fizht 1o the last diich and Tind if an en mance whick provides arts. peddiers ke eut #~4 waying for & leense will Bold in the | courts When you wast what you wast whes | Fou wast It say S0 throagh The Bee Waar | Al coluraa | pany {mosths The Dawemport Bastham Tries Azaim. ¢ Brokem Bow is was defeated for election War Over Car Serviee. snd 30 are ihe peopie sreet. o the ety take & stand betweenm compazy and the de- ver the actiom of bousters demanding ihat the street and. they figure &0 mo damage ex- cept thet it would cause Just one line less > pass the Lindell hote Auctier class of ciumens is objecting to the adandemment of axy Street in the oty t7 the compaszy. The city ceunel gave away to the Cltizens’ Street Rafiway com- Dumeroas streets which paralleled the oM raction compeny. That was ai a time when the Citizens’ comgmsy was ex- Seavoring to force the Lraction company out of brasimess The Citizens’ compen succeeded and forcsd a oomsolidation of the Two praperties Simce t teem in hot water County Aftorney TyT- rell has & case submitted Defore the radl- way comminkor 1o agueese oot 1ML of watered siack. peopis are demanding ter service and the company iy fired ruszing paralieiling tmes New School Location. Providing the Park Board will submit a proposition for SR.08 for PATE purposes. the school beard will agree Lo jocate the hig: school Buliding o= the Davespert trart This the school board fizally deciled this morning. ing & wrasgle for many tract contains eight acres and was Brough by the school board some ¥ mmimmt—nt | %0 the school board heid the matier up wa- | 0 everyome that cared to do so had an PPortEnay o express Mimeeif Tws ret- | his room this morning &t 133 O stresl i il i it ¢ t The police board and the Eagies ave agreed to let emch otSer aiome u=tl Moom- Say. whez the board will decide Whether carted back te the Eaagies’ nest Nebraskans at Maseuvers. On the Invitation of the secretary of war First and Second regiments of infastry. Hosproal Fs the Signal corps and the Machine cmpany will participaze ™ the encampemes and mapeuvers Riley. Kan. from Angust I to X, inclustve. for sech camp compary o £ive particuar sttsation instructing their men iz extended order az4 guard duty. Company commanders make reguisition for supplies prior ts 190, as 2o suppiies will be imsued Riey on is directad to the following Se- the War departmest under date , 18- the mimimum strengih ef rganation shbowd be Dot less tham sets of fours (tharty-two mes, above REAL ESTATE AGENT THROWN FROM MOTORCYCLE AND HURT Irvin Cress of Utica Seriously Injured Three Miles Southenst of Waece. UTICA. Neb. Apri B —Special Tele- Cross, & real estate agesi a sericns accident three miles Waco, Friday morning - He bis motor-cycie at & ra wing kim forcibly 1o the grousd, = uncocscious. badly mutiis- Dr. Gardmer of Wace, later érivs found bim in the road and TEKAMAH Neb. Apri 3 —Speca Toe Tekamah Board of Edvcation bas is- sued & call for & special election to wole| bocds fo the amoumt of SN for the rection of an addition te the bigh school bulding and for the rearTangement of the beating ystem. The board has retained A. H Dizos as superintendent for a three years' term ai & salary of SLE Der year More room i Deeded = the schosins fea- wre that s making Tekamal beleve tnac e census man will find & goodly increase ihe city's populstion Sew Tremsurer in Burt. TEKAMAH, Neh, Aprl 3 —Special)— The Bosard of Cousty Commissioners of Burt cosnty yestartay sppomted Frazk W Paien county treasurer 1o fil the vACAZCY careed by the demih of Vietar L. Pried of Oakisnd Mr. Pales has bees deputy treasurer for the lasi ten Yesars, baviag been made deputy while Jokm Astley of Decaiar was cousty treasurer =Sy | mwm-mmun‘ Retarna Long Pants School Suits for Boys of Boys who are too youag to ut on the Young Mea's Models ud too old for kmickerbockers pansts suits—Our values are in- that has & SITEDgiE less thas that indicated ¢ fies an houwr whes his wheel | Bring $5.00 to $10.00 less than you would expect to pay in It will suffice. Come today. $10, $12, $15, $18, $20, $22 ;% $35 We'd Like to See the Extra Size Man We Couldn’t Fit No man is too skort, too tall, to0 stout OF o0 slem to be perfectly fitted from our great Shorts, Short stouts, Young Men Are Most Enthusi- astic About Our Suits The minute the average yousg feliow, or the feliow who lo g feels young, looxs at our swell line of Spring Modeis he comments oz Our Furnishings Enjoy Notable Popularity = Extrsordinary Shiress . §] UP comparably better than eise- | Slims, Loug slims. Long stosts udn Weight Underwear— where and ver assortment]®ad extta sims—This is the | the difference detween them 50e TP 2 one store able to truthfcily sar sad what is usually termed (‘-us- Suits g1 0P Ny e N 1w & Exclusive Neckwear . 50¢ UP them to you? is equally pi to note is Young Men's Suits — B 256 UP that our line of patterns and Fancy Hose, Vests, & a- $5, $6.50, $7.50, | il cox timites o 8 tew B staples, as in most stores, but an u eeping Gar- $9. $10 o sreatty variet COIT()K SNITS GIVE MOTICE Grouse Are Too Plentiful in South Dakota Maultitudes of Birds Are Doing Heavy Damage to Crops in Southwest Leader of Bull Quartet Says Nome Will Be Soid te Specmistors— Fifteen Willlen Deilars Invelved. NXEW YORK. April 3. —This was “motice °Ut Southers and westerz Souts Dakots day om the cotton exchange and the fiman- oAt Be farmers are entermg almost dafy cia! werid turned #s astention 10day to the PTOUESts with State Game Warden Baseroft commodity mart to glean news of the set- o kil the Usment of the reperted “cormer™ im May DITES wlich are becoming pests In e contracts Iz cottom. Shorts in cotiom giv- SUUCUOR of eropa The birds have been ing “motices” today wHl make their de- Protected In this state for twe years and iveries on Momday, but the fimal outcome * WU be mmlawful to kil them un ' the of the May deal will not be known unti | 788 Of L Over fn Nebraska the law pro- the end of May tects the birds during certain seasons of Accerding 1o estimates shortly befors TD® FEAZ. but there are certain montme dur- 5oom the bears m the cotiom marke: at ihat tme had imsued Dotices for the de- livery se Moofay of 300N bales of cotton oo May contracts. This & more than last fall when the seasen was spen in Ne- brasks farmers Mving in the southers tier of counties in this state moticed thar about Souble the amcunt of transactions on amy & Week After the open meason in Nebraska | previces day iz the history of the New |ID® STOUSe began te increase in their neig- York Cotton exczazge the record umts todsy beimg Y00 bales Today's trams- actions regresest & money valve of & proximately $I5.60808 Cotton for Spianers. Ecgene N. Scales. one of the ~Big Four. as the leaders iz tde bull movemen: are called. said fuat the bulls wosid turm over every baie of cotics delivered 1o the spin- It weuld sppear that the burds understead that in this sate they would be unmoirsted. and ence having come they areund That the grouse ave multipiied men wio come te this eity. The birds e even migrated im0 the hfis and - Not a bale wil go 1o the specuiators. ™ said ~The gambiers wil bave to look fhr themseives” Promipest inierests in the trade estimate : et by e ead of May st least 3| DAl farmers whe tmve Cieide of mitwite oalhiges . wheat and cats. The birds repair ot bajes of on, of a value of probably : - o Tiocks £z 0. 208, ave changed bands in the |Of ¥ 1o these fieids whes the seed i Vew York market the opening 1odsy ® cents, compared with 145 cests at e close yesterday. The guotstion guickly ced to 148 cenis asd thes reacted May contraces sold | ™ (b6 first aboots appear and. Bt © - it s, scratch Up the sprouting seed J. C. Bower, whe lves sear Capula counted M g e on & two-anre fleld of Afalfa & few dars ago and they ale mew shoots as cleaz as f & cioud of grass- witas P Brows and Frask B Payse M9ees tad devastated the feld The W Fe AP * was seated DITSS Dave beem especially azmoying in the g e s moreing. wateh- | Wty of Fairfax where Jehn Wilses re- T e ot S & e t & ten-acre fieid has beem com- e 4 of the big- Pietely ruimed by grouse He has see= a ceen flocks om bis feid it ope time Lo estimaies that there are 1N birds iz (he tmmeliate Deighberhood ef his rmnch Henry Ramsey. snother Fairfax razcher Scaies, who with James A Patien mg which they may be killed A year ago | Temained snd bred as the measons came| wonderfully is testified to by all ramex-| has bad 3 five-acrs whest field Gespofied by the birda FOUR BIG DONATIONS FOR WISE HOSPITAL FUND Omaka National Bask and Twe Brew- ing Companies Give Gemereus Sums—Pushing Bassar Work. Four more big domations have beem re- Seived by the Wise Memorial committes which is raising ESU0 for an samex te the presest bospital om Harsey street and The Stors Brewieg the Omaha Natiomal Brewing compazy $308 ar domation came from am oul of town concern whose name was Dot gives beipizg do the b Flyza and other offic ‘akec jarge buzdies o sandizg them out the ciud e oppor @ach Mayor Danimss hes promised te be presest whes the fair brief speech and lend dign evening the Krug thester. Miss Mikse Byas and Miss Fiich whe ary o have SITGRE PASTS On the Program, are Susr geting togetter some of the best ' e mumecal snd Aey bave under- taker Eack evening &z the fair will be ineugiTaled Wik slAge AIITAChOLS 1he tWe weeks program having beem compieted. and all s in resdiness for the first might BEATRICE HAS FIRE SCARE Burning Meat Market at Beatrioe Drives Heotel Guests Out of New Burwoed. BEATRICE. Net, April 3 —(Special Tule- sram )—Fire warting i ibe rear of the mest market of Warren Irvia & Sox easty his mor tad the bullding and de- stroyed property 1o the extent of SN K s thought the fipe originated ia the land recdering Separtment of the estadiishment The lom is covered b7 imsuramce The sliding is Jocated near the new Burwood Botel, and the guests received & scmre. Some of them begaz 15 pack their belong- ings whes the firemen by hard work gof e fames under ol and confined te the buruing buldiag When you' was: wmat jou wast whem you want it say se through The Bes Wamt Al columns —_—_—mm—— 2ad gone nto bazkruptey had o effect en the marker Semate Takes s Hand. WASHINGTON. April 35— The investiga- ton into the sales of cotlom which Atlesney Generai Wickersham s confucting has cost the Americaz peopie Deariy BLONLEN So amserted Semater Smith of Sowts Care- lma in the sesate todey He was making & speech i the hope of persuading tne semate 1o adopt the ressiu- den Qirecting the allorsey gemeral W The Difference Between Cus- tom Clothes and Vollmer's Ready-to-Put-On Garments ascertain the sames of the persons whe scid tie cotion 1o the New York peol the They state the 8ifference as follows—W operstions of whichk bave recestly received between good custom ciothes and our ready-to-pu maucs erestes Speaking sarcastically, Mr Smith said It the atlorner general tmust comduct aAn mvestigatics. let him invescgaie (he chiel o tme weather bureas for Iringing om the fecemt frost. and if that s Det comciusive lez him go bigher and mvestigaie Jenovas Aimesif for rulning lbe cotlan crep of the preses: seasct. The resciutien then was sdopied. Sezator Ciay introduced & bill probibiting the transmissios by mal ieiephose of second. we'l s goizg to look like whem finished: fosrth quickly, without the s=seyance of repeated try-ems: fifth you can decide on fhe fit in the twinkiing of an eye-—See our stouts end regular Sults, Raincoats or Overcosts. at $30. $35 and §26 VOLLMER’S “EXFERT CLOTEES FITTERS" 0T 8 e First, our prices beat the custom specialist b shew you lex palieris o his ome third, you wom't Zave o Graw en your imaginaes le figure out what the swit you get your outfit