Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 1, 1915, Page 6

SPEAKERS DEMAND | WOMEN ON BOARD Zimman Is Only Culldau to Appear at Y. W. 0, A. Meeting, Where Speakers Grow Enthusiastio. WOMEN ALSO EXPRESS VIEWS|; 8o enthusiastic did political speak ers become at a meeting held last evening the Young Women's Christian association to protest against the mayor’s refusal to place one or two women on the proposed at weltare board that Frank Odell em- phatically stated that not only two women but a majority of should make up the board. 4. T. Brillhart went him one better and declared that the wholé board would be composed of womén members, if he had his sy, Over 150 mien ahd ‘women were present and Netened to a long pro- “kram of speeches. D. O. Patterson intro- dtoed the speakers and read pledges of five of the “Big 8ix” who were not present, promising thelr support towatds placing women on the board if slected. Zimman Favors Wemen. Harry B. Zimman, the only “out” didate in attendance, denied that the “Big Six” had agreed upon who showd be chosen for mayor If this ticket was elected, 8o that no pledge of appointment was in order. He sald ho himself would not be inclined to confirm a board which would be named unless two oOF more women were placed upon it YA great deal depends on the personnel of the board, as well as the co-operation not it 3 § and ] . Brillhart objnoted to the villify- the mayor. “He s merely true interests he represents, The wel- board will not solve anvihing, It only alleviate m- he wur- Mwfinfluum R« R4’ 5 £ Evcy Eriez Utility Gas mflm of an expert, of dm to mummof women | Kriez utility gas rangos will stand the most tiomnfllw and carefully gone over to eliminate THE BEL: SATURDAY, h' ald that the roayor would punish wards which returned & small num- otes for him by ourtafling im- provements fn those wards. "“What a beauty spot the Third ward will become exclaim Other IV‘I‘I!N"VI were Miss Qladys ‘\h‘mu who outlined the growth of the | welfare movement, which, she stated, had |its origin with women, and by mu Framces OGraves, Miss Blanche Van | Kuran, Mre. Draper Smith, Mrs, Harry u. Mrs. Harriet MacMurphy and Mra. J. H. Dument |Evolution is Not A Modern Theory, Says E. D. Martin Bverett Dean Mar l|n of Des Moines |delivered the first of a course of three lectures in Assembly hall, City bank bullding, Iast evening, his subject being “The Evolution of Bvolution.” orn theory, but has been advanced by the foremost minds throughout the cen- turies. “Real evolutionists hold the umiverse to be self-unfolding,” he sald. ““The anclent Greoks were the first evolutionists. Thales sought some reason for the exist- ence of things behind the mere state- ment that ‘Zeus created them.' That ‘reason’ is merely an antecedent incident. For, if Zeus created things, he must have created himself, and, it he did that, part of him s cause and part is effect; and, it that s true, then that part of him which fs causo must have created itself and therefore be part cause and part effect, and so we go baok through an Infinite humber of graduatoine and arrive now- where, “Aristotle was the greatast evolutionist among the Greeks. He belleved In a pro- gressive sories of animal forms Fe actually evolved and stated the Darwin- fan theory of selection and then discarded it beceuse he lacked the biological data to prove it. “Ht. Augustine was & evo- lutionists, holding that the world was not created in six literal days, but in six geological periods. “Brasmus Darwin, grandfather of the great Darwin, wrote a long poem, and a poor poem, which expounded the very thgory that was to make his grandson fa- mous. Goethe was another evolutionist. But the greatost evolutionist before Dar- win was the Frenchian, Lamart” BUOY MAY TELL FATE OF A GERMAN CRUISER LERWICK, Sodtiind, "Apr! 80-—The island of a life buoy marked “Kolbers” {s belleved here to confirm the report made at the time Kolberg was sunl North Sea on January M. Endeavorers in Convention. 1ge is warranted in action and Every detail of construction the user. ‘range with four one- » heavy rust-prodf, poll and base of extra heavy cast iron; every range car- our absolute guarantee as to its baking qualities ul ‘general usefulness—our price $12.50 OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRIOT Blizzard Refri Blizzard refrigerators are constructe been thoroughly seasoned. They have an extra heavy interlining of mineral wool, the provision chamber is lined with pure sine or white enamel baked on the zine, either of which makes a rust proof, sanitary refrigerator. all B perfoct A splendid Mruontor, The Blizzard, with heavy wire shelves and a large provision chamber, ‘rust-proof Nning and inter- lining of mineral wool, the ventilation and circulation in lizsard Refrigerators Own Terms at The Central. erators of hard wood which has § $7.50 in every respect. Price. . National | | made on such traffic by the Chicago {& Alton railroad on its western di- Ho showed that evolution ia not & mod- ‘vmm. and that a gross profit of 36 per cent was made by the Northwest- |ern rallroad on similar traffic from finding today mear the south end of this t the German crutser ju the battle In the |MADE 36 PER CENT ON MEAT TRAFFIC | llonhwuurn Profited that Much on Packing House Products from | Bluffs to Chicago. TESTIMONY OF RATE EXPERT CHICAGO, April |tions of transportation cowts revenues on packing house product | were introduced in evidence yesterda, |borur¢ W. M. Daniels, interstate com- mam commissioner, hearing th | that 40 per cent gross profit wa | Couneil Blutfs to Chicago. i Tells of Methoa, The testimony was given by Fred Pettl john of Bt Pail, an expert accountant Wwho deseribed in detall the which he arrived at his conclusions tha fresh meats and packing house product from Kansas City to the Posed advance sought by forty-one west- 20.—Complla- and western freight rate case, to show | method hy transported on @ special contract at a rate of 6 cents below the competitive rate Misainnipot | river, and 83 cents lower than the pro- ern raliroad systems, sarned the Chicago | & Alton road % per cent gross profit Similar iations were introduced by the witn house Dt the Chi Council profit to show that the pac and fresh meat ha go & Northwestern ffs to Chicago was nearly as at the present rates, which the are secking to advance 100 pounds. | on Wheel Reports, cross-examination exception was C. Wright, general solicitor rosd from raflroads Oon taken by C for the Northwestern, to train tonnage figures which were based on conductors | wheel reports. { “The conductor in making out his ports.” Mr. Pettijohn said, welght he thinks is in the cars. He is like every one sise, and does not want to |do any more clerical work than he has e ;xng An exact statement of the tonnage could have been obtained by you from the way bllls to which you had access, could it not?’ Mr. Wright asked “L could have if T had had the time," roplied the witness “But so far as the revenues you show Is concerned it is an approximation? - . ¥ s Pettifohn asserted that the conductors’ wheel reports were used by the railroad ' |eompanies in reporting their mileage to the Interstate Commerce commission, and were sufficlent for all practical pur- poses. t s Wiltse ix In Solid. Hooks Wiltse is proving a popular leader with the Jersey City fens, and it looks as If the Skeeters would be raised from the rut during the coming season. 4 | states what | continued Mr, Wright. The witness as- | sonted to this Later in the cross-examipation Mr. MAY there have been sanguinary battles 1, 1915, varfous points, have 1 B oonters. aptured 5000 Turks and continue their advance sucgesstully.” | F h C ! BURIAL OF H. H. BROWN and remained a membet of the order for rench Capture i - over aisty-tive years. Mo was almost 81 : OLDEST MASON IN STATE | years of age at the time of his death and Five Thousand Turks Te survvesd b3, hia ife, whe s baan Nie PR ELGIN, Neb, April ¥.-(Special Tele- peipmate for sixty-five years lacking but 1t hed gram.)—The tuneral of Hiram TL. Brown, | threo days {company, Athen's correspondent wnder|Deid today. The services wers in charge | tepian church, of which he had beem & date of Thursday, “that the French on|Of the local lodge, of which the deceased | amber since its organization in EIfin the Asiatic side of the Dardanelles, where ber They wers largely attended by a multi- at death of Past Grand Master|tude of friends from far and near. Hayes of Norfolk, Mr. Brown beeame the oldest lving Mason in Nebraska and the Blshop is Released. ———— gold Gordon medal was acoordingly he—‘t A . The Bos Want Ads Ave Hest Business |stowed upon him last September. He was| ldovd Bishop. the Kansas university - pitcher, who was signed by Detroit, ha ]vnn'k & Mason at St. Charles, IlL, in moi becn given his release May First Claarance of Mi"incry Saturday Every Trimmed Hat Every Trimmed Hat ln the'Store. P YICE€ I the Store YOU WILL FIND HERE MAN\ HA VALUED UP TO $15. NO CHEAP OR OLD STYLE STOCK. , ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING THIS SEASON'S LATEST FRENCH PATTERNS TO SELECT FROM. ALL COLORS—BLACK, WHITE, 510 Hats: $5 }‘ 5750 lnI:‘t: .$375 $5 E::’s .$250 now. . DO NOT MISS THIS WONDERFUL BARGAIN FEAST. EVERY WOMAN IN OMAHA SHOULD BE HERE SATURDAY. O’Connor & Emblen, Paxton Block Second Floor Sts. by July 2d. It requires no streteh 000 stock. unprecedented low prices ! OURE—50¢ size... OHAMBERLAIN'S ¢ OURE-—26¢ size . ‘14¢ SENSATIONAL SPECIAL | ON HUGHES' GENUINE DEAL" HAIR BRUSH. ES--300 of the regular $1, $1.25, $1.50 and $2 kinds, with single or dou- ble bristles, light or dark v backs, now, at, each IM\"C‘HI- HI'I»( 4 ' Sq sheets to package, 10¢ | DO " as v sime bh ¢ [ Per doz. pkes.....79¢ | 'S ROACH —16c size, Dé 26¢ size .14¢ PETERMAN'S DI 500 Ve ERY—16c size ....11¢ 25c size .. .. 14e WEST'S Mlu:. KILII-- S¢ size, at .. 14¢ RED CEDAR M(YI‘! O0OM- POUND—120c size. . 10¢ | part to realize what qnick, decisive, aggressive, un- ceasing effort upon the part of the Myers-Dillon Co, i necessary to immediately sell out, clear away and simply undermine every dollar’s worth of this $75,- (Myers-Dillon’ 16th and Farnam; thousands of dollars worth are in storage in Harney St. warehouses.) stoek is already sold; every penny’s worth of it! Per Phone Douglas 150 Mail Orders Filled n Drug Co. has receiv- of nnngmauon upon your s stock is not all kept at If unheard of, will sell a stock, then this CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC . & DIARRHEA OUBI—— b0c size 25c size 7 _SISTERS HAI‘R Gt ER—§1 s 0& 500 size, at s OLEANER——§0 size, 7T SISTERS FRUITOLA—$1 size. TRAXO-—1 size. ... DR, HEBRA'S TONE $1 alge L iviiiieae. EGG TAR SH SOAP—26c cake. DR. MAASE FACE S0, -16¢ cake at size size '\ case of 100 pack- kind . m M-—-25¢ size . Per dozen . | Per 100 rolls. .. | GREASE PAINTS - l T0 VACATE SALE NOW OIN! DR. WOODBURY'S FA- OIAL SOAP—26c cake, ............... 4é MENNEN'S TALOUM POWDER-—-AIl kinds, 26¢ COLGATE'S TALCUM POWDER—AlL klndl. 26¢ L- SOAP—G0c size .. s) N(IL SOAP—26¢ nue. (23 B4 00 Complete stocks of Chas. ..... e Hess & Stein's Per dozen rolls goods at discount of Per 100 rolls. ., 1 | %, ‘OMAR” 10¢ ROLL TOI. | RE BORAX SPECIAL— LET PAPER—Per J 1 pound for . . 6¢ | roll 8 e | EPSOM sAL’I‘s«s;mm 1 Per dozen rolls. . . . . pound for .... 5¢ Per 100 rolls, .es | LESLIE'S BAFETY RA- | "ANCHOR" ROLL TOI- ZORS—$1 kind . .. 4! LET PAPEI(—SC kind EVER READY sAl-‘E'srf’ { for RAZORS—$1 kind.G9¢ | NAY'S BEST METAL POL~ | ISH—1 gallon, $1.75, | value, at $1.12 ! 1 qt., T5c vilue, at.39¢ 1 pint, 46c vajue...24¢ 25¢c halt pint size. .. 14¢ BAR POLISH POWDER - - | i | - | 25c sime ..... 2¢ l ] | STERNO u'mvm l. PLETE—G50¢ value, MyerS—D STERNO CANNED HEAT ~16c¢ sise ... . ALWAYS READY —b0¢ value OANNED HEAT for same, O¢;: 3 for .. PUNCH MOP AND BOT- TLE OF PUNCH CEDAR POLISH FOR 25¢ SAME — ‘8150 A Thanderbolt'in the Drug World-—-Omaha Has Never Known an Event Like This The Myers-Dillon Drug Gompany “Notice to Vacate” Sale Commences Saturday, May ist A $75,000 Stock of Drugs, Drug Sundries, Toilet Articles, Etc., at Wholesale, Cost, or Less Tham Cost fo Make Notice Received to Vacate July 2d The long looked for is at hand; the expected has come to pass; the Myers-Di ed notice to vacate the premises at 1&!\ and F‘u-mm MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO'S. OTICE —_—_—nmm e — “Notice to Vacate” Sale Prices on Patent Medicines, Etc. “Notice to Vacate” Sale Prlces on Mlscellaneous items, Etc. “Notice to Vacate” Sale Prices on House Cleaning Needfuls,Eic. | & illon Drug Co. Not a Single Item of Stock Excepted 1‘3_lle largest drug stock in Omaha, one of the not- able ones in the entire west, is too' gigantic, compli- - cated and hard to place into position for an an- nouncement of everything in one advertisement. To- day’d bulletin is merely a hurried resumie of only a few of the items, but rest as | that everything you are in need of will be offe, . at typical ‘‘Notice te Vacate’’ prices. Newspaper advertisements from time to time will keep you fully posted in regard to the various new offertigs. If you live out of town, write'in for anything you may see advertised. Your order will be fillod immediately at the advertised price if cash accompanies the order. Em SWEET-—§0¢ size, OOLGATE'S TOOTH M!IJON PALMER'S COLD "c4 %y S s [ PABTE—26¢ size. .. 20¢ CREAM—50c size..34¢ """"" EUTHYMOL TOOTH LLADONNA & OAPSI- g ph i g PASTE—25c size. .. 106 | o oM PMB’I‘ERB—I ;c vov SPI.-50¢ sige. SANITOL TOOTH PASTE | kind —36¢ 6lge! . .... % bl e BELLADONNA pus'mn.s "_!:'":"fl dae “‘::: —25¢ kind .. ....-10¢ £ BELLADONNA & CAPSI- 356 sis, 'l oAGes; SANTTOL TALOUM POW- L 5 PVLANG TOOTH PASRIS | DER—25c site.... 1dé GO I e 10: (Chlorate Potash), in sA L TOOTH POW- soenxe..‘...u.m D! 25¢ size ... t‘a | ALLOOOK'S PLASTERS— KOLYNOS TOOTH P. J sANITOL ©OLD OR! ey w0 b 10e 26¢_size .. —36¢ size ... | KALIZON TOOTH PAW SANTTOL BATH PO | ABSORBENT 0COTTON— —50c size .19¢ | 22350 sise .. 14¢ 60c rolls ......... ENDER'S SAFETY RA- | HOT WATER BOTTLES | BATH SPRAYS—The ZORS—$1 kind....,@O¢ | ~—~Good 2-quart, $1.00 | $1.50 kind $1.00 GEM JR. SAFETY RA- | kind . @8¢ | $1.00 kind . 3 ZORS—§1 kind.... 69¢ Same in 3-quart size, dn | 70c kKind ,..... 5‘20 DURHAM DUPLEX SAFE- | §1.25 size 79¢ | REVOLVING SYRINGE — TV RAZORS $1.26 POUNPADN’ SYRINGES — | {zoxrw Royal Muroon,79 $2.00 Royal Maroon, 2- | GRAPE JUIOK—50c kin for Gew Jr., Ever Ready, quart, at - 81,28 full gquarts . . 38 GRAPE JUICE—50¢ kin light color, full quarts, etc., 6 blades for. . m Same in 3S-gquart FOUNTAIN SYRINGES — 2 $1.42 HOT WATER BOTTLES | SAFETY RAZOR HLA.I‘)E:. 1 l U Good $1 2-qt. size, % at Same In 3-qt, slle. !l 26 | —In .$1.50. style, 2- Above ,rapfl Juice in dozen kind . quart ....., . . Bde Y TR R - NAPTHALINE FLAKE — PURE GUM CA.II’HOI - ‘ HOUSE PAINTS — 1,000 25¢ size ... 10¢ 14b., 75c value. gallons mixed house NAI’I‘IlAmh (‘l!-l)ili —_ SANATAXGA R ll B l 'l' t paints, at, qt. .....35¢ 26c size ,..... 10e CONTAINERS — $1.00 Half gallons at ...50¢ NAPTHALINE LAVEN- size .. .09¢ Gallon lots ....... DER-——25¢ size .10¢ T6c size . .47¢ PAINT BRUSHES—§00 of 4 | them in 16¢ and 26¢ val- PROTECTO MOTH CRYS- 40c size ...... 28¢ ety e d 11e TALS (Camphor Substi- | PUTNAM'S DRY CLEAN- | 560 pAINT BRUSHES-—In tute) —25c _kind 17¢- ER—50¢ size .....38¢ | 35c and 50¢ values, to go MOTH BALLS——Lb, | 26c sige 19¢ B AR . e o 17¢ 21 Years at Corner ® of 16th & Farnam il s