Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 27, 1916, Page 7

[ Brief Gity News / | Half Karat White Diamonds $75—Edhoim. Have Root Print It—New Beacon Press Lighting Fixtures—Burgess-Granden Co. Phone Bedford's New Coal Yard-— 1017 N. 23d, for Paradise coal, best for furnaces. Doug. 115. Easterner Seeks Brother—George F. Hopping of Georgetown, Del., has asked the Omaha police to © 7 and lo- cate his brother, Albert, whom he has not seen ih thirty-eight years. Judge Woodrough at St. Joseph— Federal Judge Woodrough has gone to St. Joseph, Mo., where he is sitting at a term of the United States district court there. He will return Saturday. Doctor’s Residence Robbed—Dr. S. Simanek, 1605 South Tenth street, re- ported to the police the theft of per- sonal effects valued ‘at $23 from his residence. P. P. Beacon, 2568 Jones street, reported the loss of a diamond ring valued at $300. Rates on Kansas Brick—A freight rate hearing case, brought to the in- stigation of Sunderland Bros. ot Omaha against the Union Pacific and the Missouri Pacifi:, is being heard before Examiner Waters at the federal building. The case involves the ship- ment of brick from Kansas to Omaha. Bouquet for Jardine—A resolution in the city council ordering a calcu- lating machine for Commisioner Jar- dine's department, brought forth the suggestion that Mr. Jardine has proved himself to be something of a mental calculator and should save the city the expense of this mechanical convenience. Two Divorces Are Granted—pi- vorce, $500 and $50 attorney's fees were awarded Hulda Lebs against Mi- chael D. Lebs in a decree just handed down by Judge Leslie. Her maiden name, Hulda Lund, was restored. Ex- treme cruelty was alleged. James E. Knapp has been granted a divorce and the custody of the son, James M. The wife, Maud D., has been enjoined from interfering with the child or the husband. Infidelity was charged. Low Colonist Rates to Pacific Coast Via Chicago & North Western Line— Tickets on sale daily from September 24 to October 8, from Omaha to Port- land, Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria and Vancouver. Correspondingly low rates to other points in the northwest. Varjable scenic routes. Libéral rtop- over. “or full particulars as to rates, routes and literature, write or call on John Mellen, General Agent, 1401 Farnam St. Tel. Douglas 2740, Omaha, the Kind Ever Attempted Opens Next Monday. shows held in the United States, but never a hog show so truly tional in scope as the big National Swine show heralded for Omaha October 2 inclusive. to 7 barnis on the South Side are thrown open next Monday, recognized greatest and most epoch attempted in North America will have and purest-blooded porkers in all hog- dom. Every swine raising state i the union is sending its fanciest hoj the first annual National show; one of the noteworthy f regard to the quality of the hogs en- tered here is that the mediocre and just good animals will be conspicuous by their absence; there will be noth- ing but the very best from their re- spective communities. All Champions Here. Practically every state in the great corn belt will be presented by cham- pions—champions that have earned the title of champion in competition with the cream of herds from the country round. In this way Greek will meet Greek in Omaha, and any hog leaving Omaha decorated with that significant bit of ribbon will be a national figure in hog circles—a champion undisputed. Considerably more than 1,000 pens have been reserved for the assemblage of pure-bloods. In fact, the enthusi- asm of the National Swine Growers' JUDGES ARE NAMED FOR SWINE SHOW Most Mammoth Undertaking of MANY STATES TO EXHIBIT| There have been hog shows and hog When the doors of the huge horse visitors to the marking porcine stock exposition ever the opportunity of feasting their eyes upon the sleekest, most beribboned to THE BEE: OMAHA, Must Have Got the Wires Crossed WEDNESDAY, from Democratic Omaha Workd-Herald Sab. Sept 23 THE N.Y. WORLD (DEMOCRATIC) Thurs. Sept 21 / WINDOW MEN PLAN | Wants Big Damages SEPTEMBER 27, 1916, ' BEATS WIFE T0 DEATH AS CROWD LOOKS ON Jesse Talher't. Colored, Pursues | Woman Along Street and Murders Her. THEN GIVES HIMSELF upP Jesse Talbert, negro painter and paperhanger, living at 806 North Twenty-third strect, chased his wife | half a block, and when he overtook her at Twenty-third street and Cum- ing, murdered her in view of hun- dreds of passersby, at 7 o'clock last night. He struck her over the head | with a base ball bat, crushing her | skull, and when she fell, he swung | again and again, breaking the bones | in_her body at each blow. | He then escaped, but in a few min- | utes ap;lxearcd at police headquarters, where he surrendered himself to Captain M, F. Dempsey. He said his sister-in-faw, Mrs. Mat- | tie Cook, started the trouble by stab- | bing him several times in the abdo- men. He was bleeding profusely when examined by surgeons. Mrs. Cook said Talbert came home | “with a grouch on” and commenced to quarrel. The quarrel led to blows and the ing followed. City to Move Against ' Slow Paving Contractors | The city council passed an ordi- nance which empowers the city en- gineer to take over public improve- | ments in cases where the contractors do not live up to the time agreement | as stipulated in contracts. The city has experienced considerable difficulty this year with dilatory contractor Of Trousers With Watchdog Thieves gained entrance to the hen- house of William Kulus, 1709 Martha street, and made way with six fine chickens. Upon investigation Kulus found his watchdog chewing a por- - AIN or shine, winter or summer, each Uneeda Biscuit is crisp, flaky, full of nutriment, fresh and tempting as the minute it left the oven. From each opened box of Uneeda Biscuit there comes that wonderfully appetizing odor of fresh- baked biscuit. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY octxng the Stork? Bvery mother-to-be should be in the midst of pleasant and comfortablee surroundings, and a constant user of ‘Mother's Friend"—the true friend of expectant mothers. The future baby's health and that of its mother 18 of utmol importance and nothing can take the place of “Mother's Friend” in preparing for such an event. Get it at your druggist. Write for free book on Motherhood. Address THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. 210 Lamar Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. association officials didn't near come peb; up to the demands of the show, for it Fine Fireplace Goods—Sunderland. Street Speaking p Is Barred During Ak-Sar-Ben Week City Commissioner Hummel stood right up in council meeting when he discovered a filibuster to declare Jef- ferson square a prescribed public forum, where orators may dispense their propaganda without let or|be hindrance. The officials who have been named Mr. Hummel suggested that street|to determine the National Swine speakers should be required to hire a show destinies of the different breed- hall, the Auditorium for instance. ers are as follows: The outcome of the discussion was _\,:_I”m\‘)':;‘z(:"“::X;':l",:;.::fl;‘:: ”':,_h‘:r‘):_’!'"”k’: that street speaking will be prohib- | Marker of Auburn, 11l Thomias AL ited during the Ak-Sar-Ben season |Shattuck of Hastings, consulting and not allowed at Fiiteenth and |!udse Douglas streets on Saturday nights | tion of a man’'s blue serge trousers 10 DAZZLE OMAHA For Being Placed has been ntc%ssar); to construct 3‘00 0 w 3 T in £ ~ - e s = e e e N Wrong lralll| === iStore Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturdays Till 9 P. M. Keep Plans for Week of Won- derful Windows Secret Un- | tries . | Suffering with pneumonia, anxious [ to leave El Paso, Tex., and return to I her home in Omaha, Helen L. Cattin jand her mother, Maude A. Cattin, MONEY SPENT LAVISHLY ! were placed on board a train going in Wealth Represented. The value of the hogs at the show will run well into the hundreds of thousands of dollars; some of them it will be impossible to buy at any price. The wealth of the breeders who will visit the show from all parts of the country is in the millions. _There will be many distinguished visitors at the show, one of them to be none other than Presdent Wilson, BURGESS-NAS September 26, 1916. _ STORE NEWS FOR WEDNESDAY._ Phorte Douglas 137. Visitors to Ak-Sar-Ben Fall Festival! —Burgess-Nash Bids You Welcome URGESS-NASH extends to you every privilege of the store and invites you to make it your downtown headquarters. 3 Our stocks have the greatest variety ever shown in this vicinity in assortments, quality, quantity and prices. The following accommodations and service await you at our establishment: H COMPANY. . : the opposite direction, toward Cali- Window display men are very se- {ornia, and suffered injuries from cretive creatures these days. For the [ which they will never recover, ac- window trimmers plan to startle all | cording to fll petition just filed in dis- v B E . i trict court here. Sf pmaha “ Edq“(h) night ‘,\.hc“ ‘ht i Helen, a girl of 14, asks the El Paso Week of Wonderful Windows | & Southwestern railway, the Burling- opens. {ton, the Pullman company and Re- Not a word of what their windows | ceiver Dickinson of the Rock Island will the decorative | o Pay $25,000 damages. 7 . 5 Miss Cattin was carried from the scheme will be or anything about | hotel to the station in an ambulance their precious windows can be ex-|on a stretcher, she alleges, and after tracted from a single window trim- | being placed on the California train ( contain, what Duroc-Jerseys—Robert J. breed superintendent; Tvans of Chi! Prof. Herbert mder any cireumstances, | e of Diwie B ey | mer fove) seineci perieion . letve ot The Cricket Room is an excellent place to secure protested against conditions which |1 Dradd pechind it By All day Wednesday the windows of | (3 ¢e of the fear of another Mexican a wholelome, well cooked dinner or light luncheon the big downtown retail stores will | uprising. They were unloaded. in the be curtained while the store artists | cold at Hachita, N. M., 175 miles from summon all their skill, their knowl- | El Paso, and there suffered serious wonderfully decorated windows Oma- | €XPOSUrC i Key to the Situat ha ever saw. At 7 o'clock the shades | | will be drawn aside and the dazzling | Want Ads. array unfolded to the public gaze. == | Intense Rivalry Prevails. Intense rivalry prevails among the | display men of the different stores to see which one can prepare the most attractive, beautiful and original | showing. As a result every man is | putting forth his very best effort and from an artistic standpoint the Oma- ha windows to be opened to the view | of the public Wednesday night will prevailed last Saturday evening, when 'P }:lonr‘ of Roches iz L ot | ter, 5 uperintendent: Willlam A. three policemen diverted legitimate | Hoover of Oskaloosa, Ta., fudge; 1. T. Cun- street travel from Fifteenth and!imgham of Xenla, 0., consulting judge. Douglas streets. Hampshires—E, C. Stone of Peoria, € breed superintendent; 4 Morrison_ IiL., jud, nae-—Fred iz Oebtilight Law il e et i oy | Cotonel Thomas Vinnedge of Indianapols, | Judge. Passed by Council/ the ity comel_wanmony| DeMand for Seats passed an ordinance fixir ittt For the Retailers Concert Course Big Commissioners Butler as well as all sorts of ice creams and soft drinks We cash checks, bank drafts, money and express orders, check your parcels and packages free of chlrsi:; The ladies will find our Rest and Waiting Room provided with every convenience nr‘lrcomlon. e earnestly and sincerely request you to use the above accommodations which are provided for your convenience. Week of Won- derful Windows Begins Sept. 27 AS the e);eé of the human are the windows of the m., A. L. Goodenough of Obenchain Variety! Distinction! Keynotes of Our Suits W wETHER for street, for afternoon, for trotteur who dissented in the commiittee of the R SRS whole meeting Monday morning, joined the majority upon passage of 1 never realized there could be !hz\>l|m-I::su]rr, ; i . . ;*r'n 2 -lvlnml,n‘ for \c{{ns as lh(‘:;‘ has hlr lllzrlfl(}lu%l of any ever shown in | soul, so are the Burgess- | wear or the manifold re- Mr. Butler endeavored to have the |been in the t week, or ten days,” | the United States. v . . i i 50 cents minimum charge stricken out, | <aid L. C. Nash, one of the directors | Thousands of dollars will be spent | Nash display windows the ?vm::‘en'isheog t:e dl:il:m::s but the other commissioners believed |of the Associated Retailers concert | by the retailers on this event. eyes of their great mer- oman, B8 o d marked by a smartness that is characteristic of Burgess- Nash specially selected attire. this charge was reasonable. | e The terms of the ordinauce provide | that the new rate shall become ef the tive January 1, 1917. |2 Other provisions of the ordinance were announced Monday. Corporation Counsel Lambert's re- port on the findings of the Commer- cial club’s special committee was re- ceived and placed on file, and the city council’s electric light committee The postoffice band will parade the downtown streets starting at 7 o'clock, the hour when the shades will be drawn, and the siren whistle | will blow to announce the opening. “The demand for seats is so great |- = that the committee in charge, con- 1 NU xA chandising organization. They promise and suggest greater things within. During the “Week of Wonderful Windows” Burgess-Nash have made a special effort to pro- duce something unusual in the way of window 3 ainly upholds my claim that Omaha public enjoys and wants | music and is willing to pay for too. strength of Many Color Innovations An All-Inclusive Size Range Values of Unusual Merit $35, $50 $75 sistin® of George Brand®s, Mr. Bel- den and myself, have decided that un- less all subscriptions have been re- mitted for before October 1, the seat increases which Mr. Lambert has been chair-|tickets will be placed on sale. This delicate, nervous, run- displays, and it will be d U man, was dismissed from further serv-|we believe is only in fairness to the (il el W'fi worth a trip down an p ce. The proposed street lighting con- tract will be brought up for discus- sion next Monday morning. | Farmers Go to Wyoming To Locate Near Douglas music loving public, as well as the Associated Retailers, who are promot- ing the course. “We arc very anxious to make this i season one of unbounded success and (have secured as principals some of the world's most famous artists “It might be well to add that the many instancee. $100 forfeit if it fails as per full explanation in large article soon to appear 1 | this paper. Ask your doctor or| druggist shout it. Shermmn & MeConnell Drug Stores alwaye rry it In stock town to view the result of careful and artistic window arrangement. Curtains will be drawn from all windows sharply at 7 p. m. Wednesday, September 27. In anticipation of great demand which will be accorded our assortments, we’ve prepared extensively; and now awaiting you are suits of all the new luxurious Al Officers of the Burlington immigra- | prices being asked for the entire sea- | — = materials— tion department are taking a party of | son, including the five numbers, arc Glovecloths Broadcloths Bolivias \ twenty-five Jowa and Nebraska farm-|less than those asked for the two Chamois Cloth Duvet de Laine Veiours ers to Douglas, Wyo., for the purpbse of locating them on the lands north and west of the town. In the locality where the Nebras- kans and lowans are going they are permitted to take homesteads of 320 operas—Carman and 11 Trovatore—in Tulsa, Okl. Just for the operas thei| prices there are $2 to $7 per seat for each performance, while those asked for the retailers here are but 34 to $10 for the entire course. And we “Seeing America | --Fourth Floor Warmweight Serges Diagonals, other ltlpl.e weaves Of timely interest for business women in these groups at WATCHES ON CREDIT § DIAMONDS PLUS CREDIT end of that time they may make final| proof, having twelve acres under cul- tivation. Much of the land in the vicinity of Douglas is within what the govern- ment has designated as a mineral zone. That the settlers may protect their rights and keep off oil and min- y eral prospectors, the government per- from the Canadian side, looking | toward the Horseshoe, showing the American Falls on the left. | Lectures every half hour from 10:30 a. m. to 4:30. Five Cents First Payment Secures a Standard Rotary | Sewing Machine novelty belted broadcloths, checked and plain wool velours, fur trim- med gabardines, tailored serges and warm woolly diagonals in navy, brown, green, mahogany, checks and black. Burgess-Nash Co.—Second Floor. ‘Mattresses and Bedding When your liver gets torpld and ston acts queer take Dr. King'n New Life You will feel better. glsts.—Advertisement Your Creditis Good,Open Yorr Account Today Step into Loftis Bros. & Co. now and get vour diamond. Courteous sales persons await your plensure to show you our im- mense stoek of wonderful diamonds, Watehes, jewelry, ete. You will not be urged to buy. Easy Terms. | N acres each, living on the same six|must realize that Tulsa is a much || Guaranteed quality—low price—liberal — duction 5 d months of each year for a period of |smaller place than Omaha.” | Jterms g0 with every diamond LOFTIS §| 7/ _/ E complete to the minutest detail. $2 .00 an 35.00 three and one-half years, and at_the e . | | BROS. & €O. sell. You have eight months - 2 The setting of the Falls is taken | 4 : ; u Help Your Liver—It Pays. | IS EaYEhle wan:tax ton: ‘;"L‘:{';c’n"(‘,’{ ~§ Models that give renewed evidence of careful purchasing in When She Asks for Froat Lace Corsets— She Asks for ARedfern Front Lace Model They are as exception- al for style, for fit, for comfort and for wear as the famous Redfern back-lace styles. 1s drug ! Only 26e. Al at Remarkably Low Prices mits the occupants of the land to file for minerals, as well as for home- HAVE stead purposes. s | Mention of Mother GRAY HAIR: - - | IT'éfia"sa]égf timely interest to every hotel, rooming house and institution in Omaha and vicinity. $16.50 Never-Stretch Reaches Robber’s Heart | N, N oenin Can $12.50 Dixie Belle A negro highwayman returned a 659-—Ladies Diae S R T AR ANk A 1 bt Y R ST M TS LAR TAiO gold watch to Harry Dudiey. 665 I's Unnecessary—Q-Ban Dark- | mond Ring Ik g front.lace cor- AR e i et Mattresses, $8.50 T“T,::;“;'; su’sot Nor ral oulevard, onday e s set. Bu wWom: cents, p ge- : o v ed-—tnree-quarter night after the robber had gained pos- ens It Evenly—No Dye. Tt sso can findl:?{ et‘nt:o.l'lj cures immediate delivery— A splendid saving can .be and double bed sicée—all session at the point of a gun. It hap- e | a Month, ctly suited to he then according to our liberal club | reglized in any wanted size | pow cotton felt filli pened at Thirty-second and Franklin {n, matter how gray your har, prematurely | S set exactly suited to her offer you pay five cents more than | folt filli et v €l ing— streets. e e s s e Vallire, figure, because she has the previous week’s payment until | —all layer felt filling, art | covered with best grade art “My mother gave me that watch : gt iR oo S fine wolid gold, | her choice—a Redfern the falance is paid. | denim covering, extra well | twilled ticking—with ordi- i gt all you need to do is to shampoo yo | den g 8 and I have carried it with me for|,n4 scalp once a day with Q-Bag Hair Color | || Enslish finish, 1 back-lace or front-lace. There sre no interest made, at $8.50. | nary use will last a lifetime twenty-five years,” pleaded Dudley. | Regtorer. This is a very plessant experience, | | ¥ 111180 ¢ Dis- | i charges if payments are e | and keep the original sh “You may have it then,” said the | o after a tew applications you will be do. | | mond: 8 fine real et instead, the club pays $15.00 West Farnam Lttt " negro. The highwaymen relieved | jighted to see .llv:mlr ariy hik zr-d:ulr)- Pesrls, Baroque | cash dividends in advance z | & guaranteed mattress at { Dudley of a certified check for $50 | yurn to an even beautiful dark shade, Q-Ban | | Ferr! Dropi 15 e (4 to R Gx i who Rwilll el Mattress at $11.00 $12.50. ! and a diamond stick pin, Set50n otk mARTAE Balt s #eklp healthyy | JLuchimscidigoldd] bl !pr?‘l:e" 1 me' themselves to the dividend. Twin bed—three-quarter 5.00 Id. inati Public | : restoring the color glands so all your gray |[chain 11,00 | tooth mounting 14k Full particulars in the : $5. eal Combination ublic Inspection of hair is naturally darl T eolid gold, Back Lace Pront Lace Sewi ine Sec and double bed size mat- attress, | n Iy darkened and entire head | Sewmzs Mucgm ection, ™ 5 y Creighton U [ of hair besomes st flutfy, long, shick wad |} 9110 8 Meath | | Down-Stairs Store. tresses—four row Imperial | e best combination . g_ _Qymnasmm of such an even beautiful, soft, dark shade Watches, Solid Gold a At Hll" Class Stores Standard Rotary Sewing Ma- itched ed best d mattress to be had—equal A public inspection of the new gym- |no one could tell you had ured Q Also | | Wonderful ‘values $12 chine is fitted with the new chain stitched edge—best grade | rovla P nasium of Creighton university will | stops dandruff and falling hair, leaving your | | Open Daily to 8 p. $3 and up Chteh attachment, which prac. | art tick covering, all new |in workmanship to the be held Saturday afternoon from, 2 |hair fascinating and abundant, without even g;,'} °'ph:;"'"nz“’.' | P 'tically makes it two muchingfl in | iy 0 high-grade felt mattresses \ 10 5:30 o'clock. All Omaha is in-|u trace of gray showing. Sold on money- | | man will call with any article you denirs. | {Tho Erctening Tenows one. Substantial savings on every | layer felt filling. Weighs | _can be had in three sizes . vited to attend and inspect the new |back guarantee. 50c for a big bottle at THE RATIONAL | e 8elt Too Clow machine in stock. © 1'50 pounds, at $11.00 $3.98 g gymnasium, which is one of the best | Sherman & McConnell Drug Stores, Om: oFTl CREMT JEwRLERS | . ’ 3 .98. { = A ; " J g Burgess-Nash Co.—~Down-Stairs Store. Burgess-Nash Co.—Down-Stairs Store i and most completely equipped in the | Neb. Out-of-town folks supplied by wmail 00 8. 10 8L, [ S 4 it Ry SR e o nols 1! \S - Burgess-Nash Co.—Everybody’s Store—16th and Harney s