Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 3, 1915, Page 9

14 THE BEE: OMAHA, BRIEF CITY NEWS Eleotric fans, $7.50. Burgess-Granden. | the membe Wave Boot Print Tv—Now Beacon Press | INE the st | witt aienana unet will 1 mer {new church is being built Beptember 1, as they | have no regular place to meet while the and most of the eity dur 'REAL ESTATE SALES | " REACH LARGE TOTAL SATURDAY | Chanoe to Catoh a Greased Pig at Big JULY & 1915. 10 MAKE THE walghts and helghts fered for smch event The committes ‘will present a fireworks $1,200 Welners and Ay which cost Prizes will be of Near Stop Law is Credited With Big . - EAGLE SGREAM buns will be given to boys and giris. A Public Tnsureace Adjuster—Georss| MeCurus Able fo Walk—Thomas 1t Florence Celebration mhere wit be et pncws for woters Aggident Decrease Schroeder, 408 Ware block. Red 644 MoCague, who suffersd a pamiytic stroke ——— - with hables and other conveniences wil . Library Closes on the Fourth_The '¢h dave ago le now considerably im- |gegrly Nine Million Dollars Worth| reaer Omana will rolevemte 1o | GT68t Preparations Made for Cele- | 1o sroviesd ' tmated (hat S8 suparintendent Kugel of the poliee de- public library will close Monday all day, | Proved, his physicians say, & s even . wg v AN | Peopie Wil Lo W tHe PaTS. partme who Pres California Excursion, July 12, to|""1¢ 'O Walk In hit home of Property Changes Hands Dur- | Fourth of July at Florence safurday bration in Fontenelle Park | Many Clubs Participate. L% ORIRAGS ..v‘.r:::.’c:":: veidn, the byers Live Ouk Colony lend. W. T.| Swe SHff Pine — Marguerite ing Last Six Motnhs ool A Bapost B Bgrond b v Next Monday Afternoon Chalrmen of the varfous cOmMILees | jing cireet cars, to stop on mear sides Bmith Co, City National Bank Bldg, | Matthews, 1121 Douglas street was fined | inlibishie “h" "'I”‘ the morning the speaking will are: ¥, McMichael B W. Sinmett, W.| 000 Lot L rocelved from the $100 and costs In police ccurt for conduct- | take place under that (amous (ree [ 1 Ovita, W. A, Killis, A, W. Miller, G. L. 2 o ¢ P o | Aaf~ First mock New Dr. 3. B miater, Demtist, amnounces |1 (7 IR 1 B © e was | MORE THAN ALL OF LAST YEAR | jianted iy nrigham Youns i the citv MUSIC, SPEECHES AND SPORTS |\ (0i™\" ' ifirior, 1 1 Hummel, J. (foroty, It meises of Now York in he removal of his office from 624 to 515- | 18§ TEITERE 0 e was unable | - park. In the afternoon there will be A 3 . Mclain, H. P, Galbraith and Roy |0 o oroned regulation ,'" City _,\nn.uml Bank Bldg. Telephone | pay the court the amount assessed | Real estate transfers during the automobile race, starting on Main street Plerce For the period of nine months, from Tyler 61 them., | tirst six months of 1915 amount to|and going around (he Fonca loop. The Mficial programe for the second annual "o "o L imprevement cluibe 816 | mencember 1 1916, to Jume I of thid year Fred W. Anheuser and Cornelius F, e e e | 895 ° ccording to tigures pre- | Motoreycle race will aleo follow this Fourth of July celebration at Fontenelle trterented . In: this suting Merthwint Ptember %. 4Ir‘\r of this year, onnolly, attorneys-at-law, have moved . $5,695,412, according course. Horse racing will take place cn | 10Tk next Monday indicate that a fine | LUl T (Ol Cal fhere, (19 compared with the corresponding perfod 1o 5924 Brandeis Tneater Bldg. Same Pel‘l‘y Wheelel‘ 18 pared by Harry Pearce, reglster Of | v, . et and many sntries for this (M 18 in atore for those who attend ”mm.n.‘.‘u.w I':‘:'k Fontenelle Park N|“ g o 2 |'"."| iy A‘.:”N huv"i -y - H os for b , ” el mont, n " enelle K. cidents and .2 less deaths in New Yor phone, Douglas 430, | L.k 1 t t J b deeds race are already In. Catching tie The schedule of eventa pro Wea for &, nwood-Fairfax, Druid Hill, Omaha iy, A near-side-atop ordinance Wewt Two Ask for Divorces—Mrs u-u'nv. 1KE y 0 G'e 0 | These figures break all previous|mreased pig, as well as other races and "'I‘ "“""" o g "d""" & view, Monmouth Park, Tweltth Ward, [into effect in New York Septensber 1 E. Cunningham has brought suit for A , " ¢ | aports, will ba hel, he « x. | dalute of twenty-one gune ARd SGSress “irst Suburb 3 " p i records in the history of the county s held in the city park . - L | Lincoln Helghts and First Suburban 1914 ;I‘I\lnn,fl Sgninst John: Cunningtbm, ! Wlth Gl‘eatel‘ Om&ha;h\. milllons of dollars. For the firat | P4ACIng. both afternoon and evening, | ¥ M”'”' \ srerris s ""‘:"""“' O SN AL W Miler will have charge of the| The city legal department s werking ‘g"f‘_fm"‘ : 3 ,r b ,m.'m — lisé 3 cears the total is based | will take piace on a platform under the | 0 Hi "i"""'l‘y"“i"“ g I_' sporis and fireworks. Last year thefe on an ordinance on this subject and Mr. O, N ’ o ity | LIES SRR, Brigham Young tree. The day will|Office band wil give u concert at were IL00 poople at the celebration in | Kugel expects to bave the measure ready ' o poop edagrs Oompiote * SNV | Unofficial information from the cit classified section toomy, and The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what | the varfous moving plcture theaters offer. | Victrola Concerts at Hans Daily Vietrola pleasing many concerts at park pavilion is an attraction which is visitors to the park. A Program appears in oom Park- | Hanscom | side residents. | hail credtts a rumor that Perry Wheeler former city clerk of South Omaha, will | transferred by deeds. be appointed permit clerk at the South | gtamps placed upon deeds which re- side city hall, his duties to include work "'_"' g1 as clerk of the police court | Mayor Dahlman belfeves a permit clerk | should he at the sorvice of the South [has determined the actual amounts This clerk would issue | paid for real estate. {upon the actual values of property Federal war consideration have fur- nished a means by which Mr. Pearce | The home of Mrs D windup with a big display of fireworks | FAMILY ESCAPES, BUT HOME BUflNS TO GROUND | | | I Duvie, 54 Leavenworth street. was burned to the c'clock. At 4:3) a public program will be opened by prayer by Rev. C. H. Fleming and then R. B. Howell will speak Hazel camp degree team, Modern Wood wen of America, Council Hluffs, will put on a drlll at 7:%, followed by Druid Hill cump No. 24 degree team. Another band oncert will be given in the evening. Fontenelle park and not an accldent oc- | fe curred BRINGS SUIT AGAINST FORMER MOTHER-IN-LAW or Introduction next Tuesday moming 0. L. 0. CLUB ENJOYS PICNIC AT FONTENELLE PARK The O L. O club met at Fontenells park Thursday evening with fifteen mem manager for Burgess-Nash company, leaves this even- | ing with his family for Colorado to spend G d M M ten days, While the trip is x-hi;r, for lose USt eEt More T pleasure, Mr. Green will Investigate se\ Oma'ha COnditiOnS‘ The $5,605,412 total of real estate trans- | | STl more innovetions with « | fers tor slx months of 1515 does not in- 1 | being feet or taller and also a race for fat men Other events will be provided for moth ore, girls, Hundreds of transfers the actual in hie home frow June 1912, to Novem which was not knu\n.l Mre. Burnell is the mother of divoreed wite ', Mathow ig the author of the plan, as | ! Joli J. Rooney has brought auit ngainst hers resent nud M the result of which the volces of Caruso, | Various permits and licenses and thus| 1, the entire vear 1914 real estate y;l“‘:‘lyfl;l"i'hhrfld-y night when a lghted ANl Kinds of Races. W '."mw otHetilu-law, Mre. @areline | tera vam-.m. -nc‘l'xrl.xn. pfll‘r:..mlkl:l‘: MeCormack nnd others are heard at the |8&ve People the trouble of MAKINE triDs | o rera amounted to A total of 3846, | !WMP became overturned In some manner, | A feature of the program of aports wil pit NH™C MO0 Chicn, he alloges, | (15 SERIEI: FIE POSmR, RS o to the central city hall | > g setting the place ablaze. Mrs. Davia ynd be races for boys and girls under § years emuinder - pavilion. h {19, which ie more than $X0000 hclow | chiidren escaped throush o wis ) : ! he advanced 636 in cash, (he rema Mre. Ludwick, Mre. Plants, Mre. Justice To Investigate New Ideas—A. L. s G—_ R N the figures for the first six months of {10 her father Tha m"“‘_“’.';‘ ow, as of age. There will be a race for men 8lx uing claimed for support of Mra. Burnell | v povis Mrw. Anson, Miss Misw An- Gre s N x reen, advertising w8, 0. Contracts Not | 1815, | consideration for | however, were included in the 1914 total cared for by nolghbors. The house |e. sen, Miss Havel Johnson longed to James Allan of Hanson nd Nrs, Askew | ber, 1814 ages, | Mise Mazie MeGill of Columbus was ar honor guest boys and men of all n Al Last Year, view to thelr introduction here. |clude a number of the largest deals in Furniture company, sustained a broken mer city officials of South Omaha must | gavay of dollars have been pald for long right arm and ankle when an elevator in {be honored by the Greater Omaha of Falls with Blevator—John Steinfeld,| Corporation Counsel Lambert will ad- | ojiv property which have been made 513 South Thirteenth street, ~South |viee the city council that public improves | gy o January 1, becauss leases are not R g Omaha, employed by the Gate City |ment contracts entered into by the for- | iste as transters. Hundreds of thou- JOHN A. SWANSON, Pres. ww WM. L. HOLZMAN, Treas ttme leases on city property in addition | | | | the plant and on which he was riding, |ficials, but improvement proceedings not |, the actual sales i fell one floor. He was taken to St. [actually closed by contracts must be | peeds filed in the office of the reg ’ ® Joseph hospital started over again, under procedure as i, er of deeds since January | number et S e a's Greatest Clo alues pH ————— e i Tobitt of the public library is making {number of deeds filed cuch month fo ncther appeat fo buness men to donate | OMAHA CRICKETERS TO How: LA their 1914 coples of the city directory to VISIT LI N MONDAY | ;Month O A R h d f M ’ » e e g sl e Jb AT i ISIT LINCOL JamARY o Thousands of Men’s and Young Men’s change them for dircctories of other qp. b (wicket olub will meet "“'T;:—fih # “ e ° . large citles, as s the custom among the (ne crease at Miller park Saturday at May ..... 56 leading Itbrarfes | 2:30 p. m. for tinal practice game in pre- [ June I 6 Visits Boyhood Mome—Rev. Titus|paration for the “match” with the| . ... 47 2,006,412 In the last minute rush for lowe, pastor of the First Methodist | “Links” eleven July 5 for the ‘“cham-| Fourth of July Togs the ef- church, is spending a short vacation in | pionship” of Nebraska. The Omaha con- | |NSULTS womEN mn THEN ficlency of this ter store Pittsburgh, Pa., his boyhood home. He | tingent is anticipating the pleasure of | TRIES TO FIGHT COPPERS grea will be demenstrated as never hefore n till 9 will return in about a week, to continue | “knocking the spots” off the *Capital the summer preliminary work of the | City Cricketera” and have been training Saturday-—and here’s where, you get it without delay. $ Enormous selections, three to five times larger tham elsewhere; every garment strictly new, the cream of 20 America's leading clothes We positively save $5.00 1o $15.00. fashions. No old styles or odds and ends at any price. store’s supreme value- 2iving is the talk of all Omaha. No limit to the range for selection No need for you to buy the pattern you don't like, or wear any- thing but the proper si:e and cut for your build. We offer imore than one hundred different models and hundreds of the season’s cholcest weaves and colors. Thousands of sults—Outing Suits, Half-lined Suits, Quarter-lined Suits, Business Suits—Big men, tall men, stout men, short men-—Men and young men of every size from 32 to 52--You're easy to fit here, where all sizes Billy Sunday executive committee, of | hard for the coming “fray.” The fol-| (parles Goodwin, salesman, glving his Youll want what you which he is chairman. lowing ‘“players” will represent the|aqdress as the Paxton hotel, was fined G it A v Endeavorers Disband for Summer—| “Omaha’ club to Lincoln | $0 and costs in police court for insulting hen wan On account of the death of Alfred C.|Hoyle T.E. Kennedy, the First Prasbyterian Chris- | Sonnolly, Put " | Cleary, P tian Eendeavors will no longer hold thelr | [oueias, Jfohn meetings at the home of Mr. Kennedy's | Kenworthy, Tou, jety | Roone, Dr. H., wilt The society | Sorahtad: 1Y Peacock, Gearge, Wirooksbank, Jack, Lawrenson, 5., Cawrenson, R. K., Jollins, G. G.,8., Stiliman, W women on the street and resisting an | officor. Goodwin was arrested by Offi- cers Peterson and Anderson after a con- siderable struggle. He is slleged to have {nsulted the wife of a city fireman. sister, Mrs. Grigor. ~and wide-awake salespeo- ple here at every point to rerve you with satistaction. No other such store or stock for your convenience in the west— (‘ompare. A PIANO SALE TO BE REMEMBERED Hospe’s Remodeling Sale NEW PIANOS TO GO QUICK Our immense stock of art and music goods is placing hundreds of frames and art goode in l:l‘ll homes of Owmaha and vicinity. The used pianos are moving out to a great extent. There nreedst‘ many more to go. This week we propose to put on the biggest piano sale ever ll'llll!l:lrll Th" Omaha. To do this, every instrument in stock will be cut and slashed as to prices and ‘unnun. le finest pianos made will be sold at remarkably low prices on the very best terms that were ever ol- fered on good new instruments. D and all proportions: awalt you. We are compelled to make room, for when we begin tearing out the front, taking down the Save $5.00, §10.00, $15.00 slo-sls.m stairways, rebuilding remodeling, we must have the room. Saturday, your sult opportunity, ... Therefore, BEG! NG SATURDAY, we offer the entire stock of pianos and player pianos at cuts at from 10% to 35% off of our very best former prices. - Carloads of Mason & Hamlin Pianos, Kra- nich & Bach Piancs, Bush & Lane Pianos Kimball pianos, Cable-Nelson Pianos, Apollo Player pianos, carloads of miscellaneous grand planos, player planos and standard pianos, which we are forced to sell at unheard of prices. Some of the most celebrated makes of new and used pianos go into this sale. Brand new pianos, 1915 model of walnut, oak and mahogany pianos as low as $16£.00. World’s Finest Hand Tailored Suits Clothes that conform to the most exacting demands of men who ha had the $50.00 toc $70.00 tailor habit. Unequalled quality, style and prestige in these finest of Hochester jour- Palm Beach Suits—Wonderful Values One whole section of our second floor devoted to featherweight suits. of distinctively new and smart weaves, in all colors and sizes from 32 to 52. Bpecial values in Paim Beach Suits at. . Scores $4.50, $6 and $7.50 Regular $250.00 to $300.00 pianos. Another grade of Best Im Beach NEW PIANOS $325.00 pianos from $190.00 to $225.00. Next class re- USED PIANOS ‘lc ':u 'n.t“.l‘:in. Wfi% 3169 00 tailing from $350.00 to $400.00 go at $235.00 to $265.00. . $400.00 to $600.00 will be sold at $253.00 to $336.00 ana sgs.fio up, not to forget the beautiful new Brambach Grand Piano» en’s and Y Men's $1.00 Per Week [D: Mob o ton $1.00 Per Week » (o Player Pianos retailing from $375.00 up go on this sale at $287.00. Remember, these are brand new, fully guar- anteed player planos. Another line of players from $500.00 to $600.00, we will put on at this sale at $375.00. Our finest $650.00 player has been marked down to $425.00. . This stock embraces makes such as Marshall Wendall, Furnishings for the “Fourth” More all aronnd satisfaction buying furnishing goods liere, . Largest, most com- prehensive selections of new ideas and lowest in the eity prices always. PANTS $250 $350 | 3 - Sport Shirts Bathing Suits, | Jersey Sweaters | Flannel Shirts, A : Columbis, Staser & Sons: Hamilion, Standard, Smith & worth $3.60 $o $6.00. $100 and $150 | 500 t0 8300 | $100t08250 | $100 to $3.00 UBW RIANOB o iarrs TSIy (eneantn. Sielyways Chiganns: Worsteds, Cassimeres, Flannels, Sport Union Suits at $1.00 and $1.50 | Sport Shirt Neckwear at 50¢ of, others we have light, medium or dark patterns, and white Flannels, All sizes, 28 to 52 walst—$3.60 to $6.00 trousers at...$2.50 and $3.50 USED PIANOS $117.00 many as three to six each. Various styles of case designs and in various woods, such as ma- hogany, American curly walnut, oircassion nut, quar- Jer-sawed oak, French walnut finish, fumed oak, and mis- $190.00 $1.50 Per Week $1.25 Shirts | $1.50 Shirts sion oak: in fact, styles and veneers to match any furni- $1.00 Sty bl VL | st 79c $1.05 Terms Will Be $5 Down and $1 a Week on i rgest Showing of C ‘ . $10.00 down and $£2.00 per week on others, $15.00 down ’ French cuff or starched. Materials are fine madras, and’ 82.52 pe:‘ woekt nn&_‘l:':.mwllh u:rlfln piano, we fur- Men [ Underwear \’:rl::,«% :‘::‘lu::uafln n?\fllll g;{:::yl (;Iglt:r:ndslulll ')':‘D:.; nish stool and scarf, e grand planos goes a com- s L J y bination bench for holding sheet music. With the player “I've looked all over Omaha, and t'oltl»r_l All sizes, 14 to 17. | 17. $1.50 values, 3 for $8, pianos we furnish an up-to-date combination bench and here's the flrltkmml;'lple undex;wenr $1.25 values, Saturday, 79c. | or, each ............ o scarf, stock I've struck.” © was a deter- i mined looking man, and he got what o . NEW PIANOS Every Instrament is Fally Guaranteed or Money Refanded e s et Tt Thae n $5.00 Silk Shirts, $3.50 215 00 Should you purchase & low-priced instrument at this unfon suits is here. Vassar, Buperior, 0 sale and wish to apply the payment of ‘lho ch‘e;rrlplulnn UuD PIANOS B. V. D., Flaxall linen, Corwith and lllg‘l;l n?de ‘l‘AuItl: silks, in nnrnc'll‘i;e new siripes into a high-grade instrument at any time within twelve a host of others All colors. sizes 14 to 17, e $1.50 Per Week months of the purchase of this piano, we will allow you ]37 w Union Suits, 80c to $5.00 silk shirt bargain of the hour, un- 33 50 all you paild up to the twelve months to apply on a better o Shirts "" Danwevs. élk‘m $1.00 matched elsewhere at $5:our price . instrument. We will positively guarantee satisfaction and " PP protect the customer in every way, as this is our best $1.00 Per Week Straw Hats Worth While Select your straw hat here where your satisfaction is cer- tain. No doubtful qualities or styles, but the season's - newest, from the foremost straw hat makers, at the lowest in the city prices, Special for Saturday 75¢ Mesh Knit Union Suits, 46¢ §1 Athletic Union Suits, 59¢ $1 Balbriggan Union Suits, 69¢ 75¢c Men’s Balbriggan Union Suits, 3¢ stock and not goods purchased for the purpose of making a sale. Here Is the Opportunity By a Reliable House With a legitimate reason for making a sale. We would advise out-of-town customers to wire their orders. We will make the best selection, If the goods are not as rep- resented, if they are not the very best that money can buy, we will gladly refund the money and declare the con- Genuine Panamas, it Straws, tract off. M ’ (:fl 0 f rd 8500 10 $1000 T 8100 30 94.00 in the forty-one years of our establishment, we have en s nvas XTO £ ] Genuine Bang- “{ Seanit Yaoh NEW GRANDS ,qver made such big slashes in plano prices nor as easy Used Pla; koks, 84 to 85 $1.00 to $3.00 yers White ¢ ith elk, rubber or leath “55 00 terms as we herewith utl!:. Take advantage of this sale. ok oo s B iy By e ‘:"_e"’l'“‘:' G T ghag Gemuime Mada n :lrr:do‘ ml:(l,‘: ;':udry ::;t:ll"lu:l;;:h:t ;.h;m,l:'lt;\:’r::n! .dn"; $298.00 Pllm' Beach cloth oxfords, with welmr'l Porto Bican m‘ ""'" “ e $25.00 Down have' the instrument sent bome later. : soles and medium narrow toe. Easlest, bt v - TR 53.00 Per Week Buy your plano now. $2.00 Per Week coolest foot- # aovnette Hoth wear for Special Gen Leg! Hold the world over at §2 summer, at speciul Saturday at $1.50 to $3.50 A. HOSPE CO., 1513 Douglas St. SELLING ART AND MUSIC GOODS MUST BE SOLD TO MAKE ROOM $1,00 Men's and Boys Silk Hats at 65¢. M Men's and Boys' Silk Hats at 35¢ CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN