Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 27, 1916, Page 5

THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1916. [ i 'SOUTH SIDE AFFAIRS‘using the “soup.” The case was|tion will be made up and dispatched ‘ mT”L stroet, tomorrow _-;w-mnl‘(" at 7:30 }H The Bee’s Fund for clearly one of amateurs to the city commission e s ”"’:”’;""“Lfln:""w:: § 3 i Free Milk and Ice ! BRIEF CITY NEWS [B00B LAND HUDDLE | = Have Root Print It—Now Beacon Press Half-karat White Dismonds, $75. Edholm. Hear “When the Boys Come Home"—An 8ppealing military ballad sung by Evan Willlams, Victor record No. 645! chard & Wilhelm's. “Toduy's Movie Program,” classified sec- tion today It appears in The Bee exclu- wively. Find out what the various moving plcture theaters offer. The Triple Alllance in office value—loca- tion, ease of access and service—is helping your business when you office in The Bee e missing. Entrance had been gained!| y1rune to and from depot, S0c. Call e of Case Now Before Sarpy | But— discussion being the installation of a | "urc THNYANR and B e Absolutely Removes exertions you couldn’t get milk for|yard is still heard on the South Side. o . H. Murd ; uestion. What you do then? to have a boulevard built along| /4 — \ in today for the contract to construct the ock representing Herman G | 4 y | Latenser {s the architect. torne tribut the South Side in regard to the re-|ing just such helpless children and Ol street | districtibavelb 2 e ict have begun an or- Ory for New Park and Boule- by breaking into a rear window. Rapid Auto Exp. 8o. 3963, District Court. Senpose you were a widow with a|EFFORTS ARE RENEWED |playground and park for the West O iyrixhy Sufroumid by ‘e vor hew and Indigestion. One pac |them and that ice to keep the milk s e = o e et on for the Metro. | BOesche, against whom charges were This, in effect, is the situation of | Thirteenth street between Riverview [ ] Nothing in the office was reported Magle City Gossip. under the auspices of the Christian En- deavor of the First Christl: (-hurcE | - ! vard Is Still Heard in West S;}dr Boosters \\'i}l‘l Ilmllnll a| A tea will be glven by members of the P urdoc. s 6 I A meeting this evening in the hall at|Ladiex Ald society of the Oruce Metho dock Gives Boesche Version fory:l'l' it ILS hot. It's uncomfortable South Side. 3603 Q- street, the live question up for | SRt chureh tomortow aftermoon at the baby and two other children under street ‘(|l|istlnrl; Some organized ac-| timely comedies and dramas |4 : . : % _|tion will be taken in regard to the! subile e home R MANY TURNS TO THE TALE| . J 2™ Suppose with your utmost| The crv for a new park and boule-| e T, T STobABlEh tia Ry et e ublic soalal will be glven at the hom ‘pl'OVESlL ZScatalldmgflsh B e vt that is known to all. | A statement made by Attorpey A.|cool and wholesome was out of the Months ago a campaign was started = SRR 3 = 3 2 T P.M Bids on Pumping Statien—Bids are to g0 Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 5 P. M.—Saturday Till 9 P. M. Dolltan Water "Dlateict of Omaha. Joha | made by Attorney W. R. Patri many families in Omaha. The con- and Mandan parks, but nothing came y W. R. Patrick of % & " [ tributors to The Bee's fund are help- ¢ it Of late residents of the West ____ "EVERYBODY'S STORE" Visits Police Court—Rev. R. I Cotfes, | . T : national chairman of the social service | instatement of the guardian of Mre, | little babies, \ Julianne Boob Pope and subsequently The fund is carefully spent by|ganized effort for a combination Sommittee of the Indspendent Order of 'nal B'rith, was visitor in police court. Py = nurses who visit the poor and not a|playground and park in their dis- the restoration of her Sarpy county | cent goes for anything except the life L Lo Dr.""Goftes apoke st moon at the Fontenells Wednesday, July 26, 1916, STORE NEWS FOR THURSDAY. hotel on soclal service. . ' |property, alleged to have been taken | necessities of these little ones. tich . N . po¥etition for Bamkrupter—A pettion v | from her, brings the other side of the | Put something in an_envelope or School Board Will Build. Someth“]g Extra Spec|al in the July Cleanng company sdjudged a bankrupt was filed | C3SC. | bring it to The Bee office for this| Work on the new school building in federal court by the Libbey Glass com-| Attorney Murdock denied all|good 1 cause. pany of Toledo, the McKee Glass company | charges made in the statement of At- b Previously scknowledged . of Jeannette, Pa., and the Richardson . 4 torney Patrick, i is side| M. Ivarson . .. Drug company. y In relating his side| & Rl Semator to Speak—8enator @. M. Hiten- | Of the story he spoke as follows: Pope Drug Co. :o:k u'u: lxg;k on l‘nln hld;nl land n:lllu ‘The case was one of long stand- efore the Commercial club at a public | 3 b I R ing when Mr. Boesche took it up.! Total . to take the place of the old South $a Central schoolhouse at Twenty-fifth Rugs Fully 257 Underpriced F you want & good rug within the next year—we I might almost say two years—it would be about @ wise a thing as you could do to buy it in our July “clearing sale. There is no telling when you will be able to share in such extreme savings again. These rugs are known the country over for their wonderful wear- ing qualities, artistic designs and rich colorings. Japanese Grass Rugs, $5.95 AN extraordinary value for Thursday, substantially mad s full 9x12 size, very desirable for sleeping porches, sum- A\ | mer homes, etc. 9x12 Hartford Saxony Rugs. . . .$36.50 | 9x12 Royal Worcester Rugs. . . .$45.00 9x12 Hartford Soumac Rugs. . . .$36.50 | 8-3x10-6 Royal Worcester Rugs, $42.50 8-3x10-6 Hartford Saxony Rugs, $34.50 | 9x12 Royal Wilton Rugs for. ...$32.50 9x12 Bigelow Ardebil Wilton. . . $48.50 | 9x12 Body Brussels Rugs for. . . . $26.50 9x12 Anglo-Indian Rugs for. . . .$47.75 | 8-3x10-6 Body Brussels Rugs. . .$23.50 9x12 Teprac room size Rugs. ..$35.00 | 8x10 Japanese Grass Rugs for: ..$4.95 8-3x10-6 Teprac room size Rugs, $32.50 | Smaller rugs reduced proportionately. Burgess-Nash Co.—Third Floor. A good corset—“The cornerstone of good dress.” Continuing for Thursday Sale of Thursday Featuring Corsets at §2.50 That Are the Usual $5 Kind IliurtBooks 0 00 g and M streets will start just as soon —— |as workmen have cleared away the Hltshepok s in} Nebraske! at this Uime on gduch litigation had b;en in courts of | = ?::tk(-:rndd?h;“ ;“h th; Oli hlfnl;:!:lnx account of the democratio convention just | Sarpy county over the breaking of | guardian, resigned . Al n down. e Board ol u- held at Hastings. the will of the late Paul Boob and the B rISRIgneC Ay su"d“"fi Stat-| ation has issued plans for a unique Fined for Cruelty—M. Lasorowitch, 3807 | attemnt to discharge th. .10 ing that there was no necessity for |, . . P Burdette street, arrested by Humane Offi- i g e existing | o ¢ h . | building—a one-story, U-shaped af- cer Hans N was fined 13 and costs | guardian. As I understand it Mrs, | the continuance of such an office.| g 0 iare the place of the old one for beating whote bick was cov- Pope had in her possession altogether | Clerk James R. Wilson was appointed | b ;i g u;m.:‘mw s in |2 Tittle over 600 acres of land, 300 in his stead. The playground will be in the center hipping the animai | acres in her own right and the re-| «The case in district tiotud of the lot and rooms with light on and paid his fine. mainder merely at income until her - : court of JUGRE | 4tk sides will be built in a U shape Erataer Wener Habor "an - Inlan, tled death when the property would revert | Leslie which comes up Thursday is| pyio i careuated to settle th b A al 3 - H 1 1 2, ot Swainet John Do in federsl court, to | tO the children. merely a demand on the past of the lem of small pl : de on e d Escovasi) o deney] e me s Many Lawyers Involved. court to show cause why the order to| a150 the questign‘{)’fr?i:?n :y}:cc!h :1';5 that the animals were not his property but| ‘“Both Mr. and Mrs. Pope and the | discharge the guardian should be set | pothered -building contractors not a the property of hls guardian, the “great | heirs were dissatisfied over the trend | aside. little, .white father” at Washington. gfd“é“[:;'] dA number of attorneys | Defends Boesche's Fee, Truck Haul Increases ad dabbled unsuccessfully in the| “The statement that Mr. Boesch Truck af i ing i DemOS at Pe&@e, But “:‘"‘“5 and at one time, two of them | offered Clerk James R. Wilson, guardfi thr:;:gch :h:rS;:x‘:;lkSlisdr‘lzsalscgdnt‘ghttlz M' . :;fr:e afc'?‘ntract to secure the dis- | ian, a large fee if he would voluntarily | limit with hogs for the local live Bec&use lght 18 ltitmxeo‘f) $158036“rq'an for a consider- | resign from his position is false. stock market, Stockmen are con- 5 s . ,000. The case failed in | What Mr. Boesche really did do was | vinced that the new plan of trans- Holdlng the Relns fi?\l'fl‘ytcol"t and was appealed to the | to prevail upon the guardian to re- | portation will become a permanent d:l ncdcpurtI where the _attorneys | sign in the interests ot all concerneq,|as well as a popular one. To date = h‘o;;‘peh it. It was at this time, 1 |saying that whatever the court was|more than firty carloads of hogs Harmony may prevail in the ranks :em , that Mr. Boesche took the mat- ‘willing to award as fee compensation | have been hauled to the market over of Douglas county democracy, but ‘.'.!"3"‘“ aicontiast - in case of such action would be pleas- this route from towns in lowa rang- it is the kind of harmony produced by | which included was signed up | ing to his clients, the heirs and all|ing from fifteen to thirty miles dis- il s he di b | & uded a remuneration of | concerned. Also the statement that | tant. sitting very firmly upon lbe ls;urh- $7,500. This was later annulled, to | Mr. Boesche went to Attorneys Nick- Inconvenient railroad schedules ing element, so u‘y hmem ers ?1 the | make way for a second contract which | erson and Langdon of Sarpy county |are the principal cause for the new Jac‘li(mm:n fimg'o the party who at- mfcludes a minimum fee consideration | and offered them 15 per cent of the|method of transportation. Farmers tu‘I‘Vt’dt et ast{{IBS.fiO!}V;n‘IOH.M . of “?\gt less than $1,000. estate if they would withdraw, from | have explained that the shrinkage o eplg;zni::;:' Js:clksoni:nm“ "'lPhe- : decrr.e?';:sct}l-].e afterta thedseugcd the flghtf|? false. Another statement | due to hauling stock ten or more ) g ) e court of Judge Day | entirely false is that the entire estate | miles fro i steam r%lle;fwns lrottcdhoua. a ::iom- for the discharge of the guardian on | was deeded over from Mr. Hughes as | st:\tion ismfa'rmm?rremd::n"il: i:u\l;g:g \r:;e:::ls;m:l}lxe;ufrlam:i t:‘x:ma: p::“‘v(v: tlzeflol:nds that Mrs. Pope was com- | trustee to Attorney Boesche on the|the swine are hauled direct by auto- “Senator Hitchcock appeared before gffliu 0 manage her own business | night of the dischargé of the guardian | mobile truck to the Omaha yards. the convention with a speech about 5 19"'}' elfghty-two acres, the rightful | Transportation schedules also neces- what a long, hot trip he had from Deeded to a Trustee. share of Mr. Pope by reason of the|sitate daylight hauling, which takes Washington. We know why he came “The entire estate was deeded Ovcr‘s\inlcmem in court, were deeded t[time and money, while the truck to Enos T. Hughes, a banker ot| ™M™ Boesche to be held in trust for [ hauling can be done far more con- 5 body had attacked th el ==rrT T : : gl‘:;‘?}:r;e %:gfn;,d};p;n ami;“i hin: Gretna, as trustee. Later Mr. Boesnhell“s client. veniently after working hours, just EAUTIFUL silk brOFhe co“eu'; daintily tflm!ne(i n titl:g,llr?r:l:’i:'re!::rk:ll:‘l,:uc.l:g;w:; back in the senate, and he had to | secured a loan on the property at the | Boesche Says Little. before dusk. The system, it is cal- val lace and baby ribbon, medium bust and hip line, | “#G% & M i o instances only make the trip all the way across the | request of Mr. and Mrs. Pope, the| “All of the heirs and Mr. and Mrs, | Culated, will save considerable money non-rustable boning throughout, two pairs of heavy, sub- | ;16 copr.ol each. There are books 1 country to defend the gang from dis- | amount being $4,500. Two thousand | Pope were well satisfied with the dis- forfitarmecolioiflowaandRchoauEy stantial webbing hose supporters. A model that always | that will appeal to people of all : dollars of this went to Mr. Pope zs | ch £ th i rounding territory who are bampered A tion. g . pe as | charge of the guard d th s ! y 0 p x A Py TUHON eaking o chances on | Me Share of the estate and the e ;:::::Idl::, by poor railroad service. retails at $5.00, in the July clearing sale, at $2.50. e ‘fi'ful"e'lp'l‘,'f.'f o ‘“‘.’l""m“ us. The senator came all the way out mainder was held by Mr. Boesche as | “I have affidavits from each which Third Try at Safe. Branieres, Were to 85.00, Cholce, 31.98 scratch here or a mh;or tear there here, and his lieutenant, Johnny Bytnes of Columbus, was made chair- man of the credentials committee pur- posely to extinguish us. We were extinguished, but we are not done fighting for recognition of the decent element of the party.” Mrs, L. M, Lord Heads The Woman Golfers Mrs. L. M. Lord of the Seymour Lake club was elected president of the Nebraska Women's Golf assocation, organized at the Omaha Field club. expense mecney to p3y taxes, court ex- [ prove this beyond question. As to| Bur i i i i penses and his own !e:. At the same | the other charges made, they are all cflorl‘tlsnbl?v:e?h: :thel:? u(u"f:e illln t:‘: time eighty-two acres of the land, the | false. The case has been one of long | office of the Curo Mineral Springs at rightful share of the estate to Mr standing and . all concerned were | Nineteenth and N streets this morn- Pope was deeded over to Mr. Boesche | highly pleased with so successful a ing at 3 o'clock. Manager William from Mr. Hughes, the trustee, to be | settlement. As far as my fee is con-| Yaker of the S ;ings telephoned the %eolgeby my client in trust for Mr. c?rnltled,hl have an iftemizcd account | police that he f..d found his safe pe. of all the expenses of the court, taxes i i “This is the true story of the case. | and other charges made. No one can 2:‘]:’313:;‘1 l]r:‘)'cotc:tsi:rl:sss?;z:dbl:}:n:“:l In 1915 Lewis Leisure, a former |doubt but that they are reasonable.” 'had been “soaped” perparatory to A large, broken size assortment of brassieres, all high riced | has been enough to put them on models, made of cluny lace and embroidery, in bodn front and back | gale at the ridiculous prices effects; formerly pri;ed t 35.20, Thursdnyi_fl.u. quoted. uri o. A Good Selection of 25¢ to 75¢ Books, 17¢ Ineluding tiction, gift books— Every man’s library, cloth edition. Women'’s Low Shoes|®Z 20 = = Reduced 20% to 50% |Books to$2.00, at 27c . . . B Nash “Corporal Cfl-hron." ln!p\”Ca_nn%r. W HIS reduction is a semn-unn.ual event at Burgess-Nash. | :Migtrens of Shenstone/, Flor's Darclay, At this time the shoe section offers seasonable shoes at prices decidedly out of the ordinary, in order to pre- | Housekeeper's serap book. LT TR IIlIlIIlIllllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllillll Special July Clearing Sale roughs, “When to Lock the Btable,” Homer Crory Mrs. Lord was the rlefsidenl of the E 1 h luded Cruden’s Complete Concordance. g association, i i . I ) > el ugoraied th firt e tour \ MEN'S FINE FURNISHINGS pare for now merchancles, “we AW s BEENS | ‘MR St nTe N htiRowibeingipliyed. [ Every Counter and Case Teeming With Women’s Pumps and Oxfordu, o lustatel AR R0 e vk, Mrs. E. H. Sprague of the Omaha Country club was chosen first vice president, Miss Louise Pound, Lin coln .ountry club second vice presi- dent and Mrs. Walter G. Silver of the Happy Hollow club was elected sec- tary. “B}ryl. Karl Lininger of the Omaha Field club is treasurer, Comes Home Hungry, Nearl)_r_Kills Wife Two ribs broken, ner face battered beyond recognition and internal in- Valuable Bargains. SILK SHIRTS oo e, 4495 ko e, 3,95 5t S3iyy e Al g3 e T R 75c Shirts, 49¢ ; at PAJAMAS AND GOWNS 2 P b 'y or. Choice $3.15 B sl Coreocand Fivor, || B s R s Frour. Burgess-Nash Co.—Everybody’s Store—16th and Harney Streef Were 35(_)0 and $6.00— f‘.‘lfl::mo::!‘::n n.l”.'u_, for your summer | | Choice $3.65 Tarning of Grigesby,” by Irving Bach- [ Women’s Pumps and Oxfords, “Bordlers of e Legton,” by C. N. ana [N A. M. Williamson.* | Were $7.00, $8.00 and $9.00— “The Pastor's Wife” by author of “Eli- Choice $4.95 A BT o “The Mal orest,” by ’ "Lz:r:fll'nhl'unnu.“ Earl B 3 Women’s Pumps and “Sfen ol ihe iriah Brissde” O Randal ish. Oxflordo, . :h- E"fi?‘ osl“l::} Tl"fl,'. F‘ %.u....' ; Were Regularly $4.00— The fortg Ity S Daise . juries which police surgeons declare $3.60 Gar- sz 50 $2.00 Gar- & BN e o5, will in all probability prove fatal, ments I mentgls T % was the result of a late dinner pro- $3.00 Gar- sz 25 $1.50 Gar- by Mrs. R. C. Gibbons, 1416 MONtE i Goer . men duced by 8 . .ineen Elm street. Her husband came home late, and hungry, and out of sorts. They quar- reled and he beat her. He was arrested. Hundred and Fifty of 1. W. W.’s Arrested One hundred and fifty men, said to be Industrial Workers of the World, were arrested by the police’ yesterday 1fternoon in various rai road yards. The men were trespas ing and interferin? with workmen. ndustrial Workers L i T6c Garments, 49c AT t ek e C‘OOL UNDERWEAR by ke S0 1 e R Biue SIS e 50c Underwear, 39c i at BATHING SUITS $3.00 Suits. .®2,2! 1.50 Suits. ... $2.00 s.m..&Ag | :1.00 s:n:....gst 76¢ Suits ..... 9 FANCY SILK NECKWEAR omcw ?fl th%\ hat all but fift \ k of the World said that all but fifteen A 4 1ol il 3 f th isoners were plain” bums, $2.00 Ties. .81.205 | T6c Ties...... 5¢ e} %he r:stpfflere Industrial Workers of $1.60 Ties..$1,00 | 50c Ties...... 5¢ = the World. $1.00 Ties..... 5¢ (3 for $1.00) 26c Ties...... 19¢ Trunks, Bags and Cas~s Specially Priced. . - Most of the I. W. W. Decide to Leave Omaha Behind Police Judge Kubat held a special session of court Wednesday~ after- . & noon to deal with ninety Industrial () Workers of the World men arrested | Synimnmnunuinsnnninumummnimin.: Tuesday night. He gave them their bl S, i ~Il|ll LU O T LU T LT T choice of buying their tickets for the | —— s — e harvest fields or going to jail for from z 4 YEARS AT /R ¢ We Please You or 9 RN RN RN LR AR RN ERR RN AR RN RERRRENRRR “In the good old summer time”—days of joyous outings and gir-sharpened appetites— Armour’s hundred or more k&&a” Package Foods provide many delicious repasts. Palate-tempting Veal Loaf, substantial Corned Beef, de- lightfully appetizing sandwiches from Potted and Deviled - Ham or Tongue, flavorings of k&&&@ Ketchup and Chili Sauce—all these and many more are to be had under the Armour Oval Label. Let Armour prepare the Lunch! five to fifteen days. Most of them took the first alternative. QUALITY 008 Culls From the Wire : ! ARmouR G conmny PRODUCTS r yards of 8an Francisco » 1324 FAR'A.‘J ST' § 4 no'nnd 'ou’ Mone! ‘EEM ‘SYYmO ‘epiE WInos 'UXIIVHES ‘X 'L Lumber y of and vieln — ——— — et b e — qo) ‘squmQ 38 Sujwny BOSI ‘NOSIVA ‘S ‘A Look for this - ity, tied up since June 1, when the riggers and stevedores joined a general longshore- men's strike on the Pacific coast, resumed 1 ith unl en_wh B S R T _ DR. McKENNEY Says: The appearance of infantile paralysls in “Tooth troubles are no different from other troubles. You probably know - Arlington, the Vassar college suburb, there is no end, unless you give them relief by going to a good lgalinhle ):!entilt aereldy th"t Snce ey case brought before the health authorities the foo Noon: In addition to givi lief. th y Te .~ You can't make the visit question of whether or not to sanction the A A giving you relief, the cost will be much less when you act immediately. Decay spreads just like one bad apple left with a barrel of good ones, will finally rot the entire barrel. Do your ¢ Philadelphia hes arranged a $30,000,000 foah to.(ho, government of Tale for. ratle Best Silver Best 22k road development wasd recelved at the De- (M Filling ..... c Gold Crown. president of the American Wai and Saturdays " " clearing house for France and its i TH) 8:00 P. M. 14TH AND FARNAM STS. 1324 FARNAM STREKT, ‘The 12-year old child of Mr. and Mrs. B. Mot Open Phone Douglas 2872, No Studenta. Wyo., Sund ight, o 3 B T I ST SRR e Company headquarters in Denver. qOM 'SUYWO ‘UMOMWeAVT 60CT ‘HOTTM ‘L ‘K your dealer’s - ST Fr ¢ "See Your Dealer's Oval Label Display | reopening of Vassar in September, | Wonder Plates— ss ss .nd slo I Heaviest Bridge partment of Commerca from Commerelal worth $15 to 825. WUy Work. per tooth. . . F. Pine cscaped from the torrent that Lady Intormation that the Chandler company uty to yourself. See us today.” Attache Havens at Santlago. Tuberculosis has caused the discharge of Rours: 8:30 A. 116,000 soldlers from the French army up o8P M Free to April 1 of this year, according to flg- b E ures by Willam P, Hollingsworth, vice Wednssdays S tion. awept down Buteks Canon near Sunrlso, Sunday, NOTICE—Out-of-town patrons can get Plates, Crowns, Bridges and Attendants. Willow Springs Beer Phone Doug. 1306 or 2108