Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 17, 1915, Page 7

SEVERAL APPLY FOR | JURY COMMISSIONER But All District Judges Say They| Have Not Made Any Selections for the Position. MOORHEAD DOES NOT WANT IT| Tntense nlonrn concerning the Txdenm,v of whatever man they may! be considering appointing as jury| commissioner under the new law| signed yesterday by the governor is preserved by the seven district, judges. | Although each and every judge de- | clared, “I have not read the bill and | no particular man is under considera- tion,” the fact that several ap-| plicants for the position have pre- sented their names to the judges is generally known at the court house. Another fact which has become known it that Blection Commissioner Mcorhead, who under the law may be appointed, has made no application for the job and does not want it. He announced this fact himself and criticized the law as giving the commissioner/who may be appointed too lfttle dy :retion in making up jury lists. A mo( fied key system, which Mr. Moorhead characterized as ““hocus pocus’ Is provided by the jury commissioner act. “T have made no application for the | appointment,” sald Mr. Moorhead, “and 40 not want it - Not as Good Jurors. | A class of jurors whose average intei- | ligence will he less than that of Jurors now serving in the courts will be the re- sult of the law, Mr. Moorhead predicted, with the probable result, as foreseen by | him that judges will find it necessary to | excuse fewer Lusiness and professional {__men “because there will be fewer in- [' tolligent men on the lists” when selec- tion fs made by arithmetical calculation from the regletration records and poll books. “As a result of the hocus pocue which he will be required to use in employing the key number system,” he said, “the | commissfoner will not have the body nl" the county to choose from, but will have about 3,500 men selected by arithmetical ' caleulation. e will haye the right to challenge men who may be proven by | Investigation {o be unfit. The challenges | may or may not he upheld by tie judges. | “The result probably will be a list of jurors whose average intelligence wlll‘ not be up to the present standard.’ War Sends Down the Price of (ladiolas At lnst the war can be thanked for | helping to reduce the price of something. | For months prices of almost every article on the market, whether it be food or’ chemlicals, copper or toys, have been ! mounting skyward as the battle lines hava ‘been drawn closer. But now one ! articlé has heen discovered that is ac- tually a good deal cheaper, wholly because of the war. ‘The cheapor article is the gladiola and | kindred nursery bulbs, imported from Holland. The reason is simple: Holland has been the great source of supply for all Turope, as well as America, in {hat | lino f goode. But mow Eurbpe is too | busy fighting to plant gardens, so prac- | tically the entire Dutch ‘export” supply | Is coming to this country, with a natural | decline In the market price. An Omaha florist says that some bulbs that used to bring several dollars per pound may now be bought for or 5 cents per pound. Bulbs generally were | never known to be as cheap as they are now, it is said. .LETTER CARRIERS ENDORSE f THE AUDITORIUM BONDS The local branch, No. 5, of the Na~ tional Letter Carrlers’ association, known as the Gate City branch, has en- dorsed the proposition for the purchase of the Auditorium by the city. At a meeting held in the Swedish auditorium this organization pledged itself to work for the hond issue to buy the City Audi- torfium, and the members individually pledged themselves to get out and work OMAHA SATURDAY Dependable Quality Merchandise at Saving Prices; the Best the Markets of the World Offers at Each Price —_— $1.50 SILK HOSE, $1.29 A big special lot of pure Silk Hose, with double tops, heels and toes, both black and col- ors, every pair perfect, regu- lar and out sizes, Saturday $1 '29 P8e, 8125 Bilk Hone, All- the new colors, [fawn, Bel« glan blues, putty, ete.,, some with fancy tops, great valua at the price, 98c PRIP sovievhen 750 Bilk Hoot I|mu\—ln black, white or tan, on sale Baturday .i..i000 49c COhildren's Idsle Hose, black and white, spe- clal, pair, 12'50 ToyDe lmrtment Floor Saturda Foup«llal] Croquet Rem. nicely finished, special Bat- 59 urday at, each, , Roller Hkates, Unjon Hard- good gteer ware (o, make, 98¢ rollers, extend to any n nplend(d mize, on sale, .., assortment, at $5 98 AT . 'h-nnln Racquets, p8e to .. Men’s $12.50 Suits $8.50 In Domestic BMoom. Bi e or fancy colors, Men t not care to put too much in a work or every dn) suit should mee them; they right_up-to-the-minute in sty o young men and men's sizes, .u- urday, $12.60 Bults ...... Domestio Room Only. Young Men's Sults, §5.00 — We have over 60 wults that are only one and two sults of a kind. They are $10 suits, sold in our Main Dept., 24 Flgor, Saturday va offer cholce of ail th $10 uits at ... .00 Domestic Ioo- Only. choice Embroideries and Ribbons Beautiful 18-in. Embroideries, In good assortment of pretty pat- terns, special bargains, 25c at, yard, 15¢ and $1.00 Embrotdery Flouncings, 59¢ —A fine line of 27 and 36-in. embroidered flouncings, good quality new designs, two lots, yard, 59¢ and 39C Extra Wide Ribbons, a big as- sortment of the newest weaves and colorings, in plain colors and fancles, checks, plaids and stripes, yard, 29c 25¢ Ribbon at 19c¢ Yard—A big assortment of plain and fancy ribbons, to 26¢ yard values, yard, 19¢ and 150 Ladles' New Neckwear, two splen- did speclal lots, Satur- day, 50¢ and .. 25C Save 1-3 On Your Trav- eling Goods Purchases Those Waterproof Matting <Cases are just dandy for sum mer vacation trips, light, strong and very neat, worth onesthird more, $3 50 $1.00 to franks of Al Mndm avery wanted style at one-third less than worth Wardrobe Trunks— at ... 817.50 to $35.00 Regular Sizes— ------ $8.00 to $15.00 » . ‘ Boys’ Suits at $1.95 In Domestic Room. Blue serge suits, fancy colored suits, the greatest assortment of suits we have ever offered at $1.95; this season's colors | and the styles; $2.50 and | $2.05 is the regular price; Saturday we offer $ ; them at one price, l .95 Dm.uu Room Only. | ! All-Wool Blue Serge Suis i 80—A true Blue Serge fl\m | with full lined knickers, ages 6 | to 18 vears, on sale in the Do- mestic Room, Sat, at ....$3.80 A Big Manufacturer’s Stock of Spring & Summer Suits Sent on by our buyer now in New York on sale Saturday in three lots. Choicest bargains of the season. $25.00 and $27.50 | $29.50 to $32.50 Suits at $13.95 Nearly 200 Classy New Tailored Suits in the season’s best styles and colors; in gabardines, poplins, serges, check suitings and novelties; made to sell at $25.00 and $27.50; at, choice. Over 100 Handsome New Tailored Suits, including a choice lot of silk suits and broad assortmeént of the season’s most popular weaves and colorings; in wool suitings, $29.50 to $32.50 values, Suits at Just 89 Elegant Silk Suits and l‘lnm Quallty Oloth Suits—Nearly all exclusive designs, $45,00, $50.00 ayd $55.00 values; elegantly tailored: the season’s richest weaves and co]orings. A You’ll pronounce them the choicest suit values shown in Omaha this season when you see them. Don’t miss the opportunity to get first choice Saturday A. M. New Spring and Summer Coats — Assortment broad enough to please the most particular; values we are confident you cannot dupli- cate at the prices — $10.00, $12.75, $15.00, $19.50, $25.00 $19.50 In the Lace Department $1.50 Lace Flouncings, 7fe—A fine line of beautiful 18-inch Lace Flouncings, that sold to $1.60 yard, two special lots, yard, 79¢ and 55¢ Oriental Edges, most popular for Pretty (Tuny Laces, cholce specfal values, yd Pretty Embroidered chiefs, to 25¢ values, Saturddy Iadies' Pure Linen Hand- kerchiefs A Big Special Sale Men’s Hats Hats Made to Sell up to $2.00, good styles for spring and summer wear, new colors, J two lots, 2 s N at p and . 95C Pretty Undermuslins Most Pleasingly Priced .lnhnsllh 3.:2...0.. Hats—A big Assortment broad enough to suit the most particular pur- showing of the new shapes b and f he simpl q inexpensive to the et 3.50 chaser, and from the simplest and most inexpensive to the from o finest, most elaborate creation. You'll find quality unques- Children's Cloth Hats, both wool materials and crash, up tionably superior. values, HERE'S SIX ROUSING SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Crepe de Chine Gowns, Skirts, Corset Covers and 8lips, also fine nainsook gowns and skirts, beautifully trimmed 98 with laces, embroideries, insertings and ribbons, garments worth to $6.00, samples and broken lots, ¢ on sale Saturday, to close, choice. ....... Ve Skirts, Gowns and Plain or En- | Children's Muslin Pants or Skirts, velope Combination Suits that sold | to 76c values, daintily trimmed up to $1.50, big assortment, at 6¢c with lace and embrolderies, sam- Ladies’ Knit Union Suits, silk or ples at, pair...... 28¢ and 123%¢ plain lisles and fine cottons, to | Ladies' Fine Lisle Vests, with fancy $1.00 values, in two special lots crocheted yokes, non-siip shoul- at . .35¢ and 40c ders, any style, to 60c values, 19 Infants’ Vests, silk and wool, all wool and part wool, to $1.00 values, in three lots at.. 12Y%¢, 25¢ and 45¢ to The choice ..45¢ " iu\ box Le Tran- Face inl:rr Hol® Zimo. Siaters Kouge 160 Cold Cream 760 |nr l‘nmn»un Massage Croam i Pu,lnmllw- sur:mm lo 3 s 4 100 bars Peroxide 8 6 10¢ rolls Crepe Tollet Paper, uc 84500 to $55.00 Suits at Large ) the dainty neckwear so much in vogue, cholce values 15 at yard, 39¢ and (& Valenciennes Edges and Insert- ings, dainty patterns made tc sell to 16c¢ yard, at, 5 i c 7»}c Handker- 10c 73c | $35.00 $13% $ 19%° $1.50 Corsets at 98 Cents The well-known and very pop- nlar “Reduce-U"* Corsets, in extra length, medium bust models, with reducing strap, $1.50 values, at o8¢ Corset Waists, ladies’ or chil- dren's, to $1.00 values, all sizes, special Summer Notting Corsets, just house corset, RERR 85¢ Sanitary Aprons....10¢ B0c Brassiers, front or back fasten, special ........ 39¢ Fine BSilk Sweaters, newest colors and styles....84.98 Children's Rompers at..49¢ Picture Department Third Floor Saturday Framed Pictures, regular val- ues to 76c, big assortment popular subjects, cholce 39C Framed Pictures, worth to $2, in square or oval frames, gilt or brown, 16x20, 14x18 or 14x26, big sortment of splendid subjects, each Fourth Floor Saturday Drugs & Toilet Goods. Why pay more: Saturday? 16¢ 20-Mule-Team Borax 10¢ 1b. Moth balls at 2 | 26c bottle Sal Hepatie $1 bottle Sal Hepat! 60c 1-.1' Mentholatum $3.75 bottle Horlick' Milk for .. bottle Danderine B #0c oz. White Rose I"arfumc 26c Tooth Hru-hnu "."F s 1 26¢ bottla Orri der for 7de Ideal Hial 76c Rubber Gloves for 250 Auto Sponges for... Handsome SAILORS OF $35 , Materials Including the Beautiful New Dress Styles; ) three choice lots just receiv- ed; great variety of beauti- ful new designs for street and afternoon wear; special values, $14.85, $19.50, $25.00 Liseret or Milan Hemp Smartly Trimmed in the Season’s Approved New Wings and Flowers it §$4,98 Each hard, to do all in thelr power to bring out a large vote, and to take some one with them to the polls on the hond elec- ¢ tion, While the city now has the chance to buy the Auditorfum at $150,000, or the actual indebtedness of the ocompany today, the. property is assessed as high as $26500. This is what the assessor | and the Board of Equalization value the property at, and it is now offered to A the city at a trifle over half that amount. | The ground itself on which the building | 4 stands 1s 132 feet on Fifteenth street and 24 feet on Howard street Blouses and Waists—An almost nnlimited assortment at om0 ceeeeendeee...$2,95, $3.95, $5.00, $7.60 to $12.560 Qualities at each price we believe you'll find superior. THREE SATURDAY SPECIALS IN CHILDREN'S DEPT. -Ohildren’s Wash Dress- i Children’s White Dress- | Children’s Spring Coats es—$2.50 and $3.00 val- | es; a charming assort- | —Iour splendid lots— nes, sizes 2 to 14 years; l ment, $1.50, $1.95, $2.95 | at $2.95, $3.95, $5.00 .$145 |upto...........$10.00 | and .... .$7.50 THESE ARE EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD LOOKING FOR THE PRICE, $4.98 Shapes Reduced to$ 1 49 ‘ $2.00 Children’s Hats An uo?uonl.ly attractive line of Children's Ready-to-Wear Hats, spe” clally priced for Saturday at......, A large variety of fine Milan Hemps, Plain Hemps, Idseret and Pymxollne Braid Shapes; black and colors Special Sale Saturday on New Spring Shoes TR Kid and Silk Gloves MRS. H. FOSTER. WHO DIED =5 Newest Styles in Men’s Spring & Summer Furnish- A HERE. BURIED AT TILDEN| o~ Wome"!-f-nd Ch'um‘ ings--Satisfying Quality at Special Prices Saturday S e Ty e .u?\',‘l':%‘ Mr. H. Foster and Miss Evelyn Foster | tops, $3.00 values for $2.00 values, sumrdnv A also kid Mary Jane 760 dozen in the lot, special lll-llnuon Length flflk nh-.. Wwith guaranteed finger tips, to $1.256 values, black or white, at, palr. " 69c¢ Kayser's Silk Glnvu, !tu guaran- teed kind, in 2-button length, at $1.00 end, 50c 12 and 16-Button Length, in all colors, with embroldered or Several very fortunate cash purchases enable us to offer you truly extraordinary values. have returned from they took Mrs. 0ld home. Tilden, Neb., where | Foster for burial to her | Mrs. H. Foster, who lived at 2606 Wirt street, died last wi™k from | dropsy efter a sickness extending over three months. She is survived by her husband. four daughters, three of whom live in Omaha, and one in Wyoming. and by two sons, one at Sloux Ciry and one in Omaha. lds’ d §$1.00 vlluel at W’n'u e Black cloth top button, viel kid vamps, $3.00 values. foweat atyles in Queen Quality shoes, oxfords and pumps now on dissiay and sale. Stetson and Crossett shoes for men; Grover and Queen Quality hoes for women. i See Our Display of Shoes in the 10th Street Window. * $1.19 NAINSOOK UNION BUITS— Men's Wash Tie Silk l Also mercerized, in all col- ors, athletic or regular, val finished, made to sell ut | ! " ues to $3.00, in 3 lots, » and 3be, at. 12%¢* |- at 98¢. 69¢. 19¢ Men's Silk and S{lk Finished Summer Shirts—3$3.00 to $6.00 $1.50 Ball Bearing Roller Skates ryasg e A Specml for Satarday Only »- Spring Col values, In all newest colorings, all finely tailored, choicest contrasting backs, A Don't run the risk, get a 5c bottle of | Wo Telephone or C. O. D, Orders Taken. values ever offered in Omaha, Saturday, special pair, gz 50 to ... 75(: ose yi 4 8. —~Advertise wn owers nish Screen ) it 5y | High wheel ball bearin UD FTOM. oyrrse Dress and Work Shirts, to $1.00 values, big assortment at ular 76e¢ Vllu-. 16- but— | | Lawn Mowers. Baalh AR S Navad oh 49¢ ton length, special . c ‘ Grass Catchers, ’V‘lli panes, up ‘frm;x‘ " ;.o. - b ¥ L PARABO! A NILSSON ENTERS HOSPITAL | | garom o dere | Bcreen Wire, black, per Men's Silk Neckwear, all now spring | Fine Quality Pajamas, mercerizod and [ | s AS HIS BRNTHER LF.AVES' LAWN CWERS | e Windows | Sauare foot .......80 styles and colors, regular 46c value, | nainsook, $3.00 values, in white and he most complete assortment of Special Spring Open- Any size Hardwood. Galvanized Screen Wire clal at b 25 colors $1.45 and @9, new styles shown in years— gy ing Sat | een finish door, §1.8% ver square foot....Jo special & ¢ ¢ Ladies” B8 up to $10.00 N h turne, 8-bly w wers, table Screen Win- | Extra heavy, best Gal L d D, John . WG 2ot ARG fa Tully warranted, 88.98 | A8owa: Jup ‘From.. 38 | " vanised Wire tads 80 | Men's 35c Silk Hose, all colors | Men's Summer Underwear, | 6 Pairs of Men's Hose, guaran- Children’s .from u TOFRMRE AN MR 90 A and sizes, on special sale at, | shirts and drawers, to 76c gar- | tesd to Wear for six months, 25¢ up / pu: six w”@h’ :») o “ns‘" ::. rvflum X 0: pair i veeee.. . 25¢ | ment values, at........ 45¢ | Saturday for 49¢ gall stones. Shortly afte m The best No. 1 Pork his brother, Henry O. Nilsson, was taken 0. or| 12 to the Methodist hospital here suffering 5 TALK OF OMAHA—-HAYDEN'S GROCERY, FRESH VEGETABLE Loins Sat A C idered tn d . from typhoid, he being consideres - AND an DEP s f critical condition [ MEATS, BUTTER, EGGS, CRACKER TS, First Quality, Nd Frozen or °l.l' ‘{L-lafi‘. Q‘:fl"g G'oouhn: Ill'- fl T%I.l:t‘}'ulumfly Butter, carton or | THE mg:l#l”}:-.m ror &o’ = [ k or the People. u h. . 3 Meats Taking Care of tue Ohildren. T best Granulated Sugar.§1.00 | Fancy No. |' Couniry Creamery BUl- | 15 1. beat Cooking Potatoes M0 | ! No parent would consclously be P 4 48-1b. ‘sacks best High Grade Dia . PR . | ¥ancy California Rhubarb, 3 h,. | No. 1 Pork Roast; Ib. suunny careless of the children. Joe A. Ros- | i i foad B Mour, potbing better for Sy, No. 1 ey bl Hidisr, par | ¢ 0% o Saicaa: 38 | No- 1 Steer Pot "":.' T H o - o | H : hread, ples or cakes, per sack, B1. hunches Home Grown Onions..6e | No 1| Steer Rib Bl marin, Clarkson, Neb, uses Foley's TR T T T L T T Muke your own bread ne o Wi | Extra large alks Celer e a»a: No. 1 Bteer shoulder s(ul?.llh Honey and Tar for his two children for TR e T T R T 2.ib. cans Fancy Sweet § | ew York White, Was- | a5 for bt 10 I1bs. best Leaf Lard, Saf. . o o gl g IR e 1! T Wax, Green, String or :5;,..2.’ G or “Younk America | Now o iy o alts o or | heese, 1. . | are never without Foley's Honey and Tar | 3300 cinn’ Pumpkin, Hominy, Seuse | Imported Bwins or Hoquefort Crisne | Jibe Tomat v vox ase | Smoked Meat Specials SdIrle { in the house.”" A distres cough, sleep- Kraut or Baked Beans for 7iq0 | wer Ib. 408 | Lancy Large Cucumbers. each ux,. e 12 bars Beat-'Em-All, Diamond ™ FRUIT SPECIAL | s Saten our's Star Hams, Ib... 1 h 4 raw. inflamed throat lead FLORIDA GRAFE Faney Head e ess nights. an lenox or Laundry Queen White | ot Qo ancy Florida | Fresh hects. (arroie Tairmmasctee { koap facon. 1y to a rundown condition in which the Fancy Lawn Fence up | Gates +ooo00 8880 | Codar Posts, up from. Taundry Boap for ... . .88 Grape Fruit will ko on sale Fridey. | 1ots or Radishes, large bunch..4ée 1 Pitnte Hams, b A aglo o T running ear ¥ Goldel tos Cof ib. N e 1 3 chiid is nat able to Msist cestaghe®h o - g o 8c | Poultry Netting, double | Poultry Netting, 'double | The best Ten Siftinen. b oo asgs | 36 uize, that salls regulerly o | 7 lbs. Rolled White Breakfust Oat 1914 Park Keg Herring .. 3 infectious disemses. Foley's Homey and ) ) | ay, | pihoal for Fresh dressed Lambs and Chickens . nfec 8 alvanized, 2-in. mesh, wal v.nlu.ul best Stri Preah | %8, The best Domum: Iuvonl. Vermi- Tar is truly healing and prompt in action Fancy Flower Bed Bor Wo per saq. foot, or, er 8q. ft., 1'5¢, or, per ’:‘ou- lotly Egu, m | R | oalll o -"Q. ° Yo.x‘ )louv !lun%.n‘yl dl;:au'::-n t‘nu o . L OBOh ... ... .ieii.ceies80 | clll or Bpaghetti, PK..... i $ 1t relieves coughs colds croup and | e, W e - BG oh't & B| %= .," n 15 Nothing finer af any price Limit’ 1 dozen {6 ‘s cusiomer.” 6 cans Ol atard ¥ra Tirst it pays. ¢ o whooping cough 5ol everywheare,— esale. IT PAYS—-TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST-IT PAY Advertisement.