Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 18, 1915, Page 15

U\l\ll.\ SUNDAY APRIL 18, 1915. 11—A was r * (Omaha Seeks to ‘Dinner Satisfaction MOST SUGCESSFUL"C(;‘I"‘H S i COAL ADVANCES k‘"" ] ',‘ th Tna i l ‘I - ‘AI HaV(‘r leert'y BCH | can be had only when the best the mar ket aflords is properly cooked and serv RLC(‘I})tS on " e o awen | Routed This Way| ng:n:nz Railroad Men Say South | Omaha Mal’k(’t Are [1s Witness and Cotusel Against Pro. | ton the last of this w '-nli. \\Iwn‘ \'nml \\H‘!'H!l,ll'ln)g‘s m}”] a aha Boosters Are Meeting | T posed Increase in Freight Rates e TRy e iadd B Ny e charmn and good music happily whiles with Rousing Receptions. | Lavl g6, PI'ICQS Up on Soft Coal Iudustl‘lals Ma«k(‘ portunity 0. 5es {e oid [tberty away an hour or two, “Dinner de luxe’ - = F (\ t prociaimed the Declaration nd Sunday Night from ALL STOCK WINTERS NICELY | Omahs corn recolits excooded those of | WANT TEN CENTS A TON MORE urther Gains i ”"”‘“n““f, b e B six to nine at one fifty each person. General Freight Agent Miller "“"\;-‘:.r.v sttt A o Thiows o I was trying a big case without NEW YORK, Apr . |||'-\-n~w s y}“va”u n{.”m‘m ol o The Dansant every Saturday from four Divis 8 above those o Py A ing t was resumed at t ening 'a ¢ matte ‘ 3 ision Freight and Passenger| priday. The ton wa nts and from | Witnesses,” said E. J. McVann, re- ¢ (oday's two-hour sesslon on toe ex-| President John L. McCague of the Com to six. Senpers Dansants every Mon Agent Jones of the Northwestern, |this fi ranging down t nts. | turning from Chicago for a breathing change. Industrial and equipment shares |mercial club has sent & telegram to the iy 1 Thuteds rening from te . Who accompanied the members of the | Wheat was st to ur ged, at | gpell, and referring to the fight he is of tl 1 which made yesterday's ope- imayor of Philadelphia asking that t ( ll:\ anc mrsday '4 vening Irom ten { South Omaha Live Stock exchange |¥7W01% with twenty-two cars on sale | paying before the examiner of the | FACNS memorable were gain the most liberty bell special train bo routed throukt thirty on. A\irange for your table either Q@ " he ¢ market was P, sales | ominent features, particularly in New ha ¢ t he arrange f o " ot Y t8 out on their annual trip through the | yeng made at 2% conts per bushel, | INterstate Commerce commission 10 (Frar a1k neinr ularly in N oA P i B i st -k by phone or in person with M. Charles y . k ir Hrake dwin motive and jover of a few ours here Omahs BE: :’a'r:x:lmumrp. have returned, having | with the offerings nir prevent the increa of & dime Der|prossed Btesl Can tn which gaing of § to |school children &nd the Omaha publ \1:‘).11“_]_ eft the party at Casper, Wyo., Fri- —_— ton on soft coal shipped to Omaha b points were made look at the bell that Is soon to start on “BUILT FOR YOU TO ENJOY.” (2. day. At Casper the live stock men | NAVY CLUB INITIATES and vic'nity | American Locomotive was again teac-|a special train with a squad of guards| v b s K o icin 1 were turned over to the Burlington, FIVE NEW MEMBERS | "It will cost the coal dealers or itsigri "'\“"(::vl"\:‘;:;»rlt polats o 8, fram m(r the exposition at San Fran wa. o E g going to Powder River and thence e consumers of Omaha and South|"guer specialtios. inelading Beini maha sees o reason Wy (he b E! , e Ni club of Oma Prid ans Other spec o8, including Rethlehom |could not be Induced to pause a few hours ' over that company's lines to xnm!ml"m"g 1;;; ‘“:Tm""‘ "j‘”‘:h'l’:'“‘r""l:t‘ Omaha $52,699.566 a year more for|steel, rose 1 to 2 points, and leaders, es. |in Omaha City and back by way of Billings, re- . 5 freight on their coal, according to the | pecially United States Steel, noted fur-| honorably dis ged navy boys, Charles turning to Omaha the last of cm“rm",‘_ U. S S Hull; G. E. Lddy, railroads’ own figures, if the pro- ther accumulation at substantial ad week. Relative to the trip Mr. Mil-| U. 8 & McCulloch; Clyde V. King, U. posed increase in rates is allowed,” ‘»P¢cS. Dealings In Steel were on an ler sald: S. 8. Maryland; P. E. Lurty, U. 8. 8, SISTERGE 90838, With severul low ot 40| continued McVann. “And yet I was|iw qon s | back there alone as combined counsel | ‘ and witness. This seems to be due to the indifference of both the coal| NoyCS LOOkS fOI Blg dealers and consumers." The freight annually pald on soft :'.»al‘ TaSk Clean Up Da‘y ped into Omaha and 8¢ “I think the South Omaha live|Colorado: William A. Baum. U. 8 Maryland. The club closes its charter on stock men are making a most profita-| j, .. = ble jaunt through the range country | Al ex-navymen, honorably Alscharged, of the central west. They are laying |are requested to attend the next meetin the foundation for securing a large | held in Memorial hall, new court house, volume of future business, and then el oo g Rt o turn out in uniform with the Naval club they are doing some good advertising | oy Memorial day, The World’s Best Pianos Exchanged Pianos| 3O DAYS' FREE TRIAL uth Omaha is ording to a chart of nm--.-] Dean Noyes, who has charge of %,027.08, ac the May %, will kindly cleanup work for the oity stre made up by the raflronds. Some b40 y street cleaning for Omaha and its market [ either attend this meeting or send thelr yirif PR BV UE FEURONAS TS L [department, states that he will have a “At all the stops made the visitors w names to J. L. Norton, 427 North Seven- 'G,ann and South Omaha. The increase |P'8 Job on his hands Monday To Any R..pofl‘ibl' F.."‘"y given a hearty welcome and mad teenth street, Omaha, o proposed in the schedule of He has been over tho city in an auto. $400 Hallet & Davis— general ad- [ trying to put feel at home, apparently each town ¢ its best 1n the way of entertaining mobile, and in some instances he found which will take vances the through, railroads are calls for an additional 10 Square 25 lin front of homes heaps s iamids 8 25 ws |KUGEL PREPAKES RULES met a fine lot of progressive, aggressive TNEY S DRIVERS |wer ton on this coal [two wagons to haul away | $250 Herlich ....8 85 and up-to-date business men and every- FOR JITNE BU The o sale! e . i Mr. Noy pXpec 0 be ab y Ale | i e i e Joe et . i Goul dasiure Suve o erganiseion | SEEHVTAS expe 10 b ae o tantl $250 Kimball .. 8 95 Our enormous stock includes the Superintendent Kugel of the police de- |locally tha yarticularly interested in stuation he s he will star Conditions A per v ago e i i I huve never seen the conditions fn the | Partment st that he has been ad- the case. If the advance goes into effect |hi# wagons out Monday morning and will $300 Baus $135 y t Pianos and Player plmO’n koe ing , range country better than now; that is, | Vised that the jitney bus operators of the 'they will put the T8 dime o the [ SEeD ESVIE SEHl Uis WOk uiftnianed: $375 Steger & Sons $150 . . : Considering the tlme ot year. Catte,| ¢y Are preparing an ordinance for the DrICe charsed the cousumer, s “they — ‘ foes including such great makes as Steinway, SAD Kid horses tame thiscsts the win, | ffulaton of. this businses wmum’umn xvu-‘ neumer 18 ||ul‘n;- [MISS ROSE WILL CHRISTEN | $425 Emerson ........ K290 W b H d s v s ter the best in years. While the latter| Mr. Kugel, at the direction of the city S8nized, so that it is impossible for him | - ardm teger ons, RO o e i e T, et oty i oo oot S o Shy 119 Mo xs somplint. Becutss’ there BATTLESHIP ARIZONA |§ | 8800 Arion ............$155 b g b g A ehow & o ject from various citles and expects MOt One comsumer in L0 in the city that | —— i i ing a heavy fall of snow and a long period | Subject from various citles and expect FHPRNEY. RAE A $150 Knabe ............$175| |Emerson, McPhail, Lindeman & Sons, has seen a schedule of the proposed weste ern advances Naturally he Hanscom | KNOwW how much he is to lose Miss Esther | Ross 1 17, the daughter of a i |eott dru . was appointed by Gover- | | nor Hunt today as sponsor for the battle- | | ship Artzona, which will be launched at the New York navy yard June 19, Miss Ross, who has been at a boarding school of cold weather, the losses were at the |to have within a few weeks some recom- lewest minimum. This was due largely | mendations to make, looking toward reg- to the fact thut ranchers, cattle raisers|ulation as requested by the and flockmasters took the best kind of | Park Improvement club in a recent lot- | Va&nce is permitted care of thelr animals. Last summer they | ter. | It would take a solig freight train ten put up an abundance of hay and other | { miles long to earry all the coal consumed kinds of coarse feed, and best of all, they | JJTNEY UPSETS COAL |in Omaha and South Omaha in the co does mnot if the ad B $275 Schmoller & Mueller §12 $450 Steger & Sons ...... 8210 $350 Schilling veatis 108 $300 Schmoller & Mueller §1350 Schmoller & Mueller and the complete line of Aeolian Pianola Pianos. b provided shelter. If a bad storm came | |of a year, for the figures show that 12,5% | In Loutsville, was chosen from ,.muan #5300 Chickering & Sons..§125 on the animals were housed and fed and WAGON |NJUR|NG TWO cars come In annually. fitteen applicants. As Arizona ¢ a dry $550 Hardman ... ...... 8250 not forced to roam the range, picking dry | state, Governor Hunt has prescribed | #1,000 Chickering & So .ew r' t l.n“ grass through the snow as was the rule| Frank Vaad, Jr., Forty-eighth and Pa | water, taken from the first fléw over ' .l o some years ago. cific streets, sustained severe bruises Fri. RUNS OFF WITH NEW SHOES the spillways of the gigantic Rosevelt | Grand . - 8200 Instruments nl e-tnbll-hed reputation, with “All over the ranue the grass is starting | day afterncon when a cosl wasoh ~an WITHOUT PAYING FOR THEM | aam. as the christening fluia instead of $1.100 Stelnway Grand. .. §400 gweet tone and delightful actfon. Latest style nicely and s beginning to show green In|which he was riding with Frank Vaas, | & | the customary champagne. A committee | $900. Weber Grand walnut or mahogany cases. Now on sale, only the valleys and in localities were the|ir.. was overturned in a collision with a | Willlam Collins, itinerant, went Into & [of fifty men and women will represent | i donon SRR AT 8650 store conducted by Louis Cutter at 602 uth Thirteenth street and called for & | ir of shoes, His call was answered and | kicks Conine [ MAN AND TWO WOMEN ground gets the direst rays of the sun “The quality of stock on the range about the same as last year and I am |pants of the |ditney bus. The accident occurred at the state is | Fortieth and Farnam streets. Both ocou- wagon were more or less ¥ at the launching ceremontes, | Free Stool, Free Scarf, of the opmion that the run of range cat- | hurt, but were able to reach home with- Inserting ’“I’ "‘:“n'" ”"" . il ARE SEEKING D 4 Visit our Talking Machine Department on the tle will start a littl lier th out any assistance. The 144 fell directly |started to break them in by galloping | & Tormer years, o o the Bood condition | Pencath the Mverted hox of the venicle, |Rorth on Thirteenth street. Incidentally EERING DIVORGES | Free Life Insurance Main Floor. We carry a complete assortment of animals at this time and because the - | he neglected to pay for “""‘ shoes. Of-| o ojay T. Whitney, who alleges that| With P of the newest styles of Victrolas and Columbia season is a little farther advanced than| PLENTY OF ASSETS BUT |flcer Thorpe overtook Willlam and |, "L . "iiiied to Wilma W. Whitney | th Every Piano Sold Graphophones, Records and Supplies. Only " usual.” | brought him to ail, where he will remain CANNOT REALIZE ON THEM [for tan cays. only one month after he was divorced During This Sale. store in Omaha showing such a complete line. SCHMOLLER & MUELLER PIANO CO. Oldest and Best Piano ]3‘1.‘3 F. am ‘tf .‘, flllh House in the West. i {from a former wife, asks the district MOT(B}:(E;I%L;(S;TLEI(?EODF F’:lOORRSE An waeual thizg Bhoit a ‘petition 1 !, INDUSTRIAL CLASS AT \::::n to annul his last matrimonial ven- S bt bankruptey. was seen in the petition of | "y -y 00 A WILL ENTERTAIN| Mrs. Sophronia M. Munger of South Harmon P. McKnight, a physician, just fied. I¢ named aseetsiof GNTH and las |{Cmaba in a suit against Timothy T Mun. | ger, charges him with cruelty and secured a restraining order forbidding him to mo lest her. Mrs. Dottle E. White White with crueity. John Gurek, 2137 South Thirteenth street, whose motorcycle collided with a | bilitles of only $4719, horse owned by E. A. Winn, at Forty- | Analysis of the assets, however, showed third and Leavenworth streets, was fined | that $12,500 consisted of insurance policies, 10 and costs in police court for reckless |$3,000 of bills, promissory notes, etc., none ‘riving. One of the horse's legs was 'of which can be realized upon. The Industrial Girls' council will enter- tain their mothers at a party Tuesday evening in the second floor parlors. This council is a group of girls who are | banded _together to_ arouse interest in charges Declbert |OUR MAMMOTH NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK IS HERE! A LARGE SIZE GENTLEMEN 3 | WARDROBE CHIFFONIER. Made of selected hard wood and richly grained in American quarter-sawed Imitation osk. Has conveniently arranged desk with pigeon hole compartment. Wardrobe section is fitted with patented sliding nickel coat hangers. Has three roomy drawers and large hat com- partment. Suitable for lady or 5 gentlemen and one of the great- 18 wUR MODEL SANITARY KITCHEN CABINET, Positively the most com- plete and best equipped cabinet ever offered at anywhere near our low price. Built throughout of solid oak. Entire top enameled white. Fitted with metal flour bin with sifter, full set of glassware, ventilated metal bread and cake box and sliding non- s 50 rustable metal top. 42 ins. wide and 72 ins. high. Never before — offered at this low price........ $3.00 Cash—8$3.00 A Month. OUR own new 1915 Spring and Summer stock of home furnishings, rugs, etc., which is now on display in our store, is the largest assort- ment to be found in America today. The fact that we can offer our regu- lar, high-grade stock for sale, on the same floors with a specially bought sale stock and not lose by any contrast in prices, speaks volumes for our ' unusually low price. A call on us does not obligate you in any way, We are glad to show our stock and sell it strictly on its merits. ? SPECIAL EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS est bargains ever offered at tllu price el “Let ARRANGED ON ANY PURCHASE—IF DESIRED ) l:_:‘:(‘;:::‘ W L UPHOLSTERED IN SPANISH FABRICOID | k“ 77 Your Nest.” MAGNIFICENT COLONIAL BUFFET. This Butfet is very HNgF massive in appearance, made on very heavy lines. Has heavy scroll posts, three large drawers and large size linen or china compartment below. The mirror is of French beveled plate, and set in a very heavy frame. Beautifully tinished in American quarter-sawed tmitation oak, showing a $1275 ROYAL CIRCASSION WALNUT I ER of very massive size and ext constructed. " Base iy fitted with rs and swelled' front ‘rench beveled very rich grain. Offered A ( E ROOM FULL OF FURNITURE. The three pieces illustrated are this week at this ex made »ughout of genuine solid oak, elegantly finished in fumed. Set consists tremely low price of la library table measuring 24x36 inches, fitted with roomy X Month stationery drawer. The large arm chair and = comfortable rocker 0150 Cath=B140 A Wenth $1 365 SOLiu OAK HEAVY PLANK TOP e upholstered in Imperial Spanish leather over full steel ~|vr|nx DINING ROOM TABL E. Made DUF constraction. A splendid set at a great siving. Special for this week m AN UNUSUALLY ASSIVE AND AY- throughout of carefully selected wood. Has $1.50 Cash—$1,50 a Month. AN UNUSUALLY MASSIVE AND AT- heavy round barrel supported by four neatly shaped turned feet ins. and when opened up extends $ to 6 ft. Brilliantly polished in a rich shade of golden. And spe- cially offered for this week at $1.00 Cash—$1.00 A Month. G VIRY ABLE luxurious r TABLE. Built throughout of geasoned wood, beautifully finished in sawed imitaticn onk. Has heavy plank top upported by maseive panel ends which rest on heavy scroll base. An ahso- $769 Table top measures 42 American quarter- lutely new design of a high grade table. Speclally priced for this wek at . LARGE SIZE COLONIAL r—exa AND ROCKFE NGLY COMFORT- An elegant Seat an al leather, over and roomy seat and $ uantity lasts $1.00 Cash—$1.00 & Month. back are OUR NEWEST MODEL PRINCESS pag™ STYLE GO-CART. Entire frame is of heavy roll steel tubing and covered with heavy imperial leather. Has three bow hood large storm front, and folds completely with one motion. The wheels are of large size with heavy rubber tires neatly $725 small trimmed with nickel mud fend PROSPECTIVE SPRING BRID ATTENTION. FOUR ROOMS COMPLETELY FURNIS ers, A comfortable and roomy $99.00. All ready to start hous K. « month pays your bill famous spe cart, specially priced at, only plete outfits offer an extraordin home furnishing portunity They are ¢ ete ) ) represent the ‘greatest bargain value in i HOMF 3 B ¢ LE. b NE t obtalned anywhere in the United State your ins \'llh never fall to Interest |y America’s Greatest Homefurnishers NEW 1315 DESIGN WHITE ENAMEL REFRIGERATOR, Made of solid ash, with round corners and lift-out fce compart- ment as shown in illustration. Very sanitary and easily cleaned. Has removable metal shelves, removable drain pipe, mineral wool lined and guaranteed in every re 5998 spect. Note the many features of this wonderful box. Specially priced for this week at only $1.00 Cash—#$1.00 A Mouth, HARTNANS 1414-16-i8 DOUGLAS STREET 5 o e s e s cwws ¢ o 'Y TWO-INCH . POST THREE-PIE BED COMBINATION. " A regular $20.00 value. Hed is beautifully enamecled i Martin, having heavy two-inch chilless posts, ten spring is made of an - wire top and supported in the center -l—n three rows of copper cofl springs. mattress is of heavy fibre with soft en\l‘ top and durable ticking, and )1 lua absolutely sanitary. Thix comple! outfit specially priced Tor this weel's sell- Frpd e —