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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
Big Shoe Sale
Saturday

Saturday we place on sale about $50 pairs Of Mems Shoes,
in all feathers, but not all sizes, values up to q 90
Mems Oxfords, in patents, gun metal, tans, Ct
and Russia calf, worth up to $3.50, at.......QA"|O
BOYS Youths and Little Gents Shoes, actually Ct 10
worth up to $175, at.
The "Little Wonder Shoes for little gents, sizes 7E
8 to ~131R-satin ~calf-while they last. ............A ~
Stetson and Crossett Shoes for men, all feathers, On
no better shoes made; $3.50 and. ............... Ut
Women's Oxfords, in patent colt, vici kid and gun Cf98
Misses and Chid's Oxfords, worth up to $1.75- q
while they last W
Women's patent kid, hand turn ankle strap pumps, Cf98
worth $500; Saturday
White Canvas Oxfords and patent and kid slippers E0~
for children, worth up to $125, at Csc and. 49,. wv
Queen Quality and Grover Shoes and Oxfords for wo-
men, good filters and good lockers, and at a price within
the reach of your pocketbook.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24

SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. July 2-Ira Brssse
OF Jackson. Mich, wa killed In a auto
mobile accident here toda!
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24

Can Your Pear and Peaches Now.
We have a carload of extra fancy
California Bartlett Pears and Free
stone Peaches on for this sale.
Bushel boxes fancy Bartlett Pears,
Large boxes fancy California Free
stone Peaches for .....,.... $1.25
No limit, all you want.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24

1hSh wv "e
cent on your housekeeping expenses.
20 pounds best pure cam Granulated
Sugar SA'VV
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap 2bc
Corn Flakes Breakfast Food, pkg. IN
Bromangelon, Jellycon or Jello, pkg,
8 pounds best Pearl Tapioca or sage
for ........'.' ''''''' 80
Gallon cans Apples for .......,. Roc
Large bottles Worcester, Tomato Cat
sup or Pickles, assorted kinds, per
OIL or Mustard Sardines, per can &C
Peanut Butter, per Id. .......... 15c
Parrafine Wax, 2 pkgs. for e. Zoe
3 bars Toilet Soap for .......... lOc
First quality picked Tomatoes can,
at ........... $40. o1sc
2 ID. can fancy Sweet Sugar Corn,
at ...'.. ..s'.''' '' ~
Lu Lu Securing Soap, per can -. sc
Laraline Securing Soap, per can =. &C
Butter and Cheese Department. Sale
Prices.
The best No. l Creamery Butter, 10,
at ....... EoC
The best No. l Country Creamery,
I'D. EOS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24

Bee Want Ads are Business Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
Read This Grocery Sale AID

n save you from 25 per cent to SO per
The best No. l Dairy Butter. per
10. '...'' zoe
Strictly No. l Eggs, per dozen 22c
The best full cream Cheese, Id. zoe
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at Less
Than Wholesale Prices.-Omaha'B
GRaafaaf NHarkat
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
Platform Omissions.


Certain f%ault-finding critics, located
for the most part at Lincoln, profess to
be more or less exercised because OF
the omission from the republican plat
form OF references or endorsements Of
a lot OF things which they include In
the republican creed, This criticism
oyerlooks the fact hat tho, state cam
pnign in Nebraska this year is confined
to tho election OF three supreme judges
and three members of the university
board OF regents, and that no one is to
be elected who will have any voice In
matters of state legislation or admin
lstration.
by reafflrming the national and state
platforms OF 1908 the convention made
II entirely unnecessary TO repeat at
length declarations Of fealty TO all Of
the policies therein get forth. The
convention wal expected to, and did,
record itself unequivocally on the
tariff revision clause whose meaning
had been disputed, and Il properly
called attention anew 20 the unprece-
denied record OF reform legislation en-
acted whose benefits the people are en-
joyiug as boUns from the last repub-
lican legislature as contrasted with the
fiasco OF the late democratic legisla-
ture.
The omission OF a plank on the direct
primary law does not change the
party's attitude on that subject, On
the contrary. by roaftirming the plat
form OF 1908 II stands stoadfast by the
direct primary with promises Of
direct primary law which the repub-
Leans enacted is not the direct pri-
mary law now on the statute books as
mutilated by the democrats. nor are
any number OF republicans willing to
assume responsibility for the wide
open primary saddled on the people by
the late democratic legislature. IRE
spective OF that question, however. the
planting OF the primary again on firm
ground by repeal OF the wide-open fea-
ture cannot be an issue OF this cam
paign. but will. in all probability. be
al Issue of the next campaign when a
governor and legislature will be chosen
with full power and authority.
What is here said with reference to
the omission OF a special plank on the
primary applies equally to the other
platform omissions, and fully justifies
the restriction Of the platform declara-
tions to the two subjects of the judi
ciary and university administration.
In this campaign the democrats are
trying TO ride their candidates into
office OF a false ~pretense OF nonpar.
tisanship. but they have been already
unmarked by the republicans who have
exposed the democratic insincerity by
parading tho damning democratic rec
ord of h~ide-bound partisanship and
%ravonous spoils grabbing.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
President and Tariff.

The report by the conference com
mitteo OF n tarin bill which comedies
practically all tho demands made by
the president. insofar as the senate
and house yllls differ. brings the end
Of the tariff legislation into sight.
The presidents part In the tarin
making has turned out 20 be precisely
as foreshadowed In these columns. Al
the outset The Bee suggested TO It's
readers that, while each house would
formulate lts demands In tho bill
which It would pass. the hnal schedules
would be made In conference commit
toe. whore reRdjustmcnts would have
to be secured and whore the influence
OF the president would be powerfully
oxcrclscd in favor OF downward re-
vision.
This IA what has occurred. and a.
the bill emorRos from conference II
may be seen hat It e%mbodies, with
possibly n few exceptions, the lowest
rates on articles Of prime importance
endorsed by either house.
THAT this result has beer achieved
II plainly due 10 the u%nninching Rtti-
tudo OF the president insisting upon
such reductions a. would fairly re-
deem the pledge OF revision held out
to the people In the platform upon
which he was elected last year. While
brandishing no clubs and making no
idle threats, the president. none the
less. let the conferees understand that
on tho essentials he was ~immovably
for downward revision and would call
into rouuisition all his constitutional
authority to enforce this demand.
Tho new tariff bill has yet TO
traverse the final stages Of Legislation.
but except for something unforeseen,
the prospect Is promising that It will
be passed as agreed 10 by the con
ferees aud secure the approval Of the
president. M woll as OF the great body
OF tho people.
For this enactment the republicans
will have to be responsible. and II In
It's final form Il passes muster with
the president reviewing II critically
from the standpoint Of the people Of
tho whole country, the party will be
in position to say that It's pledge OF
tariff revision has boon lived up TO In
good faith.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
The Troubles Of Spain.

The troubles Of spain are multiply
ing SO rapidly that " any person or
idea were presented around which the
discontinued could rally the present
dynasty would probably be swept
away. The Spanish forces In Morocco
are meeting with stubborn resistance
and the reports read between the lines
OF censored dispatches indicate n dis
astrous reverse. At home open re-
volt by unorganiSed mobs is testing
the OF the government.
Tho iucidents leading up 10 the pres
ent troubles are many and, while there
is a disposition TO credit the outbreaks
at home TO natural Spanish turbu
lenoe. there Ia a deeper cause, Ii Ia
doubtful ~ the people Of the United
states or Great Britain, with all their
governmental stability, would peace
ably submit TO conditions existing IN
Spain, The drafting OF reservists to
serve in Morocco or even for garrison
duty at home takes the poor alone
INV NAR aAlANH Nv AANA '"N NhNA
selves out. while the poor conseript
must leave his family with no support,
for the pay Of the spanish soldier is a
pittsnee, Enforced military service is
unpopular everywhere and under such
conditions becomes iutolerable,
Another cause Of discomfort is the
deep-seated prejudice against a foreign
war, For centuries Spaniards have
sent their sons and husbands TO for
eign lands 20 be slaughtered without
the poor recompense OF national glory,
The nation and It's people have been
impoverished by these wars and the
present war is doubly unpopular from
being brought on TO protect a rich min
inE corporation operating near Melilla,
whose Entertainments we're resented by
the Moors,
Spain IN normal times Is e by
factions, There are the Carlists. the
republicans and, in Barcelona partic-
ularly, a large turbulent element
which loves trouble for troubles sake
lIf the government successfully emerEes
from the trying situation IL will be
solely because the opposition lacks 8
strong leader or a common purpose
for the king Is not a strong personality
and his advisors have not shown any
real capacity,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
ON THE HIP.
New York World.

New York World.
Twelve hippopotami in a Jungle heaven;
Tumbo drew a bead, and then there
were eleven.
Eleven hippOpotami with Jaws wide open
Bwana Tumbo shove his teeth. and then
there were but ten.
Ten h%tpPopotami said, My! the waters
Jumbo yanked one out, and then
there were but nine.
Nine hippopotami were in a sleepy state.
b"ana Tumoo gave a yell. and then there
were but eight.
Eight hippopotami a-roaring 1T to deaden;
hWana Iumbo silenced one, and then there
were but seven.
Seven %hippopotami all putting in their
Bwans Tumbo jiu-rtsued one, and then
there were but six.
Six hippopotami tried to escape alive:
b"ana Tumoo drove his knife in one. n
then there were but five.
Five h~ippopotami a-thirst for human gore:
bwana Tunbo's fingers throttled one, and
then there were but four,
Four ~hippopotami in terror tried to fee:
Bwana Tumbo gave an upper cut. and then
there were but three.
Three h~ippopotami attacked the native
crew:
Bwsna Tumbo captured one alive. and then
there were but two.
Two hippopotami then too Il on the run.
Bwana Tumbo he outsprinted them. and
then there was but one.
One ~hippopotani was tangled IN a net.
Bwsns Tumoo pulled him in and kept him
for 9 pet
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
PERSONAL NOTES

CuNans have discovered an Instance e.,
srau amounting 20 tz40A Great annoy
auce IS te't on the part Of The populac.
not in the deal
Il IS announced tha Y II. Hartman T.
s,a,os; cured and that he soon viii leave
The haths IN Germany, II he should Zee
much better Union Pacific miGht rank with
S;audsra on stock
\ romance tha; beSar over = year a.
when she nuyssa hiD auC ne had De.
injured falcWips an earthquake In Itsly
eliminated In Philadelphia su The MARI age
az Mana Viola and Donate DuAsSe
Charles Sicklor better Sua~u - Father
Sioeler. and Familiarity r~tfrrrea 10 as tbs
best man In Nashyauo IN has retired
nom active service As a locEsmith. ATE
uf,y wears Application a. his trade
Tho church as vel a. me stage some
urcs sXb,hl;s Somt SyroaE family tez~-
vorA LAst SUNDAY .hrct sons ~ Rev
Rceer "a. Ffs 81 Kansas Cay we're az.
dsuet as ministers and u1u ASSIST then
father in ~s'Aneel4sae iaeors
DCle,lns thaJ 10 Is sac aury % ever
arsgi&cnc5 ara sensible WOMAN q a
Hcars ~ sciccs = yoyrS husband aDs hrsug
rlrs ar ava mold hm % haI IDEALS Mr.
MIA Ner>A casney rsy ssre vsaae. nas
E,ut 20 CneySand 90 ngco-e me tr5ae q
z-yrar-a-A Herbert FsW1rr
Muao Johanna Ro;tcE-D eftv1Haeh "a.
moas a. a FrsaA Opss singer a bs1f-cer-
rar Aea dlea b. he houc q her aAush,
ter Mrs FrarN SeEEerTsca q We.
Nyask y Y SIC BAt beer U Tor syn,
ur,e Win dan~tes ara her DEAN uas %.
-gne1PeotsA SIC 80 y yoATs %
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
Spirit Of the New Prosperity.

NNN VI INSA
Prosperity is comiug, but IL will not be
the old prosperity. We refer not 10 it's
outward form or bulk or duration, but 70
its spirit The enlarged business which Is
before MS, the new displays " energy. the
fruitful growth and achievement Of cap
ital fruttfully employed by corporations
and otherwise, will be marked by other
Methods We shall not easily drop back
into the old style Of conducting the great
business 81 the country. Il is necessary
and timely 70 dwell upon this because
many hav been persuadinE themselves
that the excitements, the reforms the
painful inches OF progress gained In the
last few years were all 10 so for nothing
and that we should settle back with swim
ish eomplsoenoy into the mire where We
formerly Nallowed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
REVIVAL Or OLD
TIME IDEA IN ART
A. Hospe Co.'S 'Framer's Chaft Shop"
Duplicates Methods of Cen
turtles Ago.

1t has often been said, We are able
TO fly now, and a thirty-siX story steel
building is commonplace. but we AN
not frame a picture as artistically as
the old-timers."
This however, does not hold good in
Omaha for right here in Hospe's
Trainers Craft Shop picture frames
are built as Gainesborough, Van Dyke
and other old-time masters built
frames-designed in accordance with
the sape. size, subject and coloring
of the picture.
In Hospe's new "Framer's Craft
Shop" one has original sketches sub
mitted II desired-harmonious COM
binations OF shapes and finishes will
be
as to best bring out the beauties of
your water color, oil paintings, etch-
ing, p~hotogravure, or photograph.
Truly, this is getting back 10 the
days Of the old-timers, but It's art for
arts sake" and the really artistic
mes simply MUST have frames other
than the tawdry eyery-day-sort-of-a-
frame that is produced in reverend
ing punches in the big WHOLESALERS fac
tories.
Knowing mes are experiencing un-
limited pleasure in looking over sam
pies at the store-a showing which
includes those exquisite Egyptian
Lotus design gold frames; Rocco gold
frames; matched and inlaid Circassian
walnut frames, n superb rosewoods,
mahoganys, oaks and the like.
A. HOSPE CO.,
1913 Douglas ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
GIVING Tn spoil.
Boston Herald

Back Of the enforced restoration 10 fed
eral ownership Of the and that western
corporations are now surrendering lies the
deeper isue ~ whether there has been
penitence for the deceits practiced and the
greed shown, or is II simply n case Of
might az last getting on the side Of right
and compelling a surrender Of the goods
without any recognition by the officials
who have been caught that they have been
guilty OF anything save the eleventh COM
mandment which is, Thou Shalt Not Be
Found Out"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
AN IMAGINARY OBJECTION.
Justice Brewer and the income Tax
, Amendment.
~ ~ g.u

, Amendment.
New York Tribune
Justice Brewers objection to the income
tax was put In these words in his speech
in Milwaukee: "SuppOsing congress sees
TIT to levy taxes on all the income re-
ceived from substantial, direct personal
property and real estate. what will the
states do in case they need lar=e sums
of money for their own revenue?" There
might be some force in the objection that
the income tax amendment would practic-
ally lake away from the states a source
OF revenue properly theirs and necessary to
them, II the states had found It necessary
TO tax incomes, but they have not, and the
nation once has. When Justice Brewer
raises the objection that the proposed
amendment to the constitution would de-
stroy the vitality Of the states by taking
away from them an important source of
revenue he is conJuring up a remote spec
ter, Crises that may face the national gov
eminent are much more severe and exigent
than any that the states are likely to
meet. The learned Justices supposItion
would be more in accordance with the real
tiles II 1t were changed so as to be: Sup
pose the country confronted by another
emergency comparable to the civil war:
what would it do without the power TO
tax incomes7"
objections to the income tax, except in
emergencies are sufficiently real without
invoking imaginary ores. But IL there is
to be a resort to hat form Of taxation.
1t had better be by the nation than by
the states. Taxation OF incomes by the
states would probably operate with great
inequality and tend to be a good deal Of
q farce.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
Woman to Head Chicago Schools,


The selection Of Mrs Ella Flssg-
Young As superintendent Of the Chi.
cage city schools places a woman at
the head Of the second largest public
school system in the country and in
the nest conspicuous educational posi-
ever occupied by a woman, There
have been numerous womep presidents
% vomen's colleges and women prin-
ctpals ot high schools and women SUI
p-erintendeuts 81 schools in lesser
cities The executive control 81 such
a vas, educational machine as the Chi
caee public schools Is n 20 tax the
ability OF the most capable man or
woman, and the new superintendea''s
career viii be watched with much in
terest Her selection VAS doubtless
sue 70 inability a. the hoard 70 agree
avon one % the numerous male spPli-
,ants for the place, and as her al
vanced age indicates that she can not
.loGE hold the position to which heT
promotion trom head % the city nor
nal school was a natural solution 81
tie deadlock
should the new woman sanerin.
'eadent fail 20 NEE; CAtcaSo's eWectA.
uiOas. Il would not be conclusive evt
aeace ~ the iacaR&ciS % women fo'
such onero executive duties fol
there - No certa,nV hat anyone
either man " woman. would succeed
should she succeed, however, q Nil
be a teluas arsuneat for those NhS
have sO0GAt a larger asld Ger uO1sz
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
labor Wanted in the West.

The east Toes not appear to have
graspcd the real demand for labor in
the west, skilled labor in the east is
fairly we'll employed, but there is
still a surplus NJ common labor in that
section which the wnst wants as badly
as the men need WORK. The labor has
not been transferred because sn idea
prevails that IL is wanted for only a
brief time In the harvest fields, after
which the men would be left stranded.
In the first place. IL the labor had
responded when the demand arose
there would have been at least four
months work in the harvest fields.
commencing In the south and moving
north. There is still a considerable
demand. which will continue with
.threshing and corn gathering into the
winter.
But the harvest is not all Of the de-
mand for labor in the west. Particu-
larly in the far west railroad and irri-
cation work is halting for lack Of the
kind OF labor which is idle in the east.
The east does not appear 10 be able
to realize the great activity which ex-
lists in the west today and by It's short
sighted policy is keeping on its own
hands idle laborers who are a burden.
II they could be set TO work where
they are wanted Il would speedily
solve one sreat diaiculty in the indus
trial situation.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

The anti-saloonists resolved that
they would no ask to have the liquor
question injected as an issue into the
campaign in Nebraska this year and
both the republicans and democrats
took them al their word. but now some
OF them seem 20 he disappointed be
cause their wishes we're respected
some people are hard 6 please
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
The Thirst for Educn don.

There is a thirst for gold and a thirst for
drink, but the thirst for learning surpasscs
them, Forty years ago in Germany there
was one student for every 1000 persons.
and two years ago one for every 200.
rwenty-four years ago In this country
there was one student for every 100 in
h%ahitants and four years ago the student
body had increased 10 one FOR every K0.
With learning increasing At that rate there
need be no fear OF the outcome OF the
American state.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
Lcsc MaJcatc, B'Wunh
Chicago Record Herald.

Senator Gum Shoe Bill Stone OF Mis-
souri, has been arrested for s%lapping the
face OF IA negro waiter who compelled the
senator to wait until after other people
were served in a dining car. II was un-
fortunate that the negro should thus have
overlooked the Importance OF a United
States senator. but let him thank heaven
Il wasn't Aldrich.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

A Chicago msn's defense 70 a breach
% prsEa,ss salt Is tAst the proposal
Was made in Parts ana nothtas said
or done IN Paris should Se taken seri.
eusly The court NM doubtless take
YuaisiAl Eetice that the repatauoa q
Paris does not cNrr~spoad With that
Where matches Ars supposed . -
EaAA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

Atlantic City must be striving for
the freak record long held by the pop
ulist legislature of Kansas and tied by
Oklahoma. The latest bit OF legisla-
tlon is to bar Fido from the bathing
privileges on the beach.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

Railroad financial plans for the i'm
mediate future are said to call for
$165,OO0,O 600, and II they will only
walt until the grain crop is marketed
the farmers OF the west will let the
companies have the money.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

The railroads did not seem to have
any trouble with the late democratic
legislature in Nebraska and there is no
apparent reason why they should
change their political allegiance at
this time.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

The victim OF a girl bandit in Chi
cago describes his assailant as young
and pretty. The mau whose vision Is
good enough to discern beauty be-
yond the business end OF a revolver is
qualified to pose as an expert.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

Note that the aeaocratis platform
which HaGAr Howard said he would
write Il he were asked 60 write Il Is
mo-, the platform Witch he dia write
when he AAa a chance @ write H.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

A new island has made It's appear
ance In the Pacific ocean. Strange to
relate. a F%renchman saw It first. but It
is a safe bet John Bull will claim an
equity.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

Missouri has a nov Law which
makes carrying a revolver NJ any kinl
81 firearms into church oy other pub
lsc gathering a felony The Law, II en-
forced, would protect The orchestra,
bat the man Who uns = ThonoErsNh
after miduiea, WNu'a stul need a bomb
proof.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

II is becoming apparent that the
missing cashier OF the Upton, Ind,
bank was we'll posted on the assets Of
the bank and did not overlook any
thing, In that respect he Justified the
confidence the directors placed In his
ability
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

one cure way IL open for Mr. Bryan
20 head OF the p~er,ea,oAl stories about
Nss removing from Nebraska All he
need do Is 10 settle himself down a,
FairvteW and stay there
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

The NoSiuVa g experimentation %
schools a. Chicago hos 6rally been
awarded without lar '0r or an Onaas
eX-saPcrintenteu' Vtc IA bt-a pull
'ak wires for tnc JOB TIE S,hoo,
Book trusts Hois oa ClsoaSo eazuc.
he as s,rOns As supposed
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
Good Thing To Push Along.

a score OF New York banks failed during
the 1907 panic, but every depositor has been
paid In full. This is another proof that
strict control either by state or nation is
not a bad thing for creditors, The theory
applied to other ~corpoations would, no
doubt, work Just as well as It does for
banks.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
statesmnnship in Action.

Senator Warren insists that IL the duty
on hides is to be cut The duty on articles
other senators are interested in must also
be cut. Thus the principle OF you scratch
me and I scratch you takes on q new
meaning.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

The automobile scorcher is bad
enough. but there is little choice be-
tween being run down and being
scared to death by some of the freak
horns now In use.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

Cuba 10 M 20 date In the political
same with a cabinet CRISIS 81 It's own
The trouble with Cuba appears to be
sc IL taking lie political lessons from
the ron source.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
Shallow Foresight.

Or Robert Fulton Napoleon said in 1908:
This Is a fool. He proposes to transmit
our fotilla to England with boiling water"
After a lapse of a little more than a CEN
fury another fool" Of the same kind has
floated into England through the air.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

We violate no confidence in assert
inE IN advance that no taria bill en-,
acted - = republican measure will
ever suit the Bryantte orRans and
oratora