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Arizona republican., 1909-05-22

2o-inch China Silk-In black. white
and colors, regular 35c quality-sale
price, yard 23c
75c Bengaline Silk-In staple and
fashionable spring shades-in this sale
at, yard Observation-Disclosures. SSc
36-inch Jap SiIk-A 75c grade that
gives satisfaction, black or white
during this sale, yard. SEC
All Our Csc and 75c Taffeta Silks
Every color you want-during this
sale at, yard .4Sc
Shepherd Check Taffeta Silks-Black
and blue and white in different size
checks, regular 75c qualities-in this
sale at, yard .SSc
Regular S1.00 Quality Mohair Sicilian
"A inches wide; black, white and
colors, a rich, ustrous fabric-in this
sale at, yard ............I Sc
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22
Silks and Dress Goods

The Best Yard Wide Black Taffeta
at $3.50 is the one made expressly for
the New York Store and guaranteed
by this store not to split nor to break
within 6 months-in this sale at
yard ........ ...............S 81. 10
Printed China and Taffeta Silk
Dainty floral designs, regular values
from soc to $1.OO-in this sale
at .........-.... FhiCC
27-inch China Silk-In black, white
and a host of desirable colors. always
sold at 50c-in this sale, yard 39c
36-inch lustrous Mohair-In black
and cream, a fine dust-shedder and
well worth 50c-in this sale, per
yard ............ 39c
A Large Lot of Striped Light Weight
Batiste-In self-colored and fancy eff
fects, AZ inches wide, actual s1.25
values-during this sale, yard. .S9c
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22

25o Persian Lawn and India Linon-The
very best this price can offer, 81 inches
wi e.. During this sale, choice, yard
&c
Ore Lot of 6oc and Csc White Dress
Li1en-Various weights; fine, medium
AM heavy. all pure linen, Sc inches
wide. In this sale. yard. 39c
25Cl Discount on Balance of Stock.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22
White Wash Fabrics

Regular $3.50 Quality Linen Sheeting-
80 inches wide, suitable for sheets as
well as for skirts and tailor made tub
costumes In this sale, yard. 800. SEC
A Large Lot of zoe and 25c White
Goods-Jacquards. Swisses and Dimities
in figures. polka dots, checks and striped
effects. In this sale. choice, yard
...................... 23c
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22

70 inch Full BIeached Table DAM
ask-About 10 pieces in a good as
sortment of patterns, well worth
$1.00-in this sale, yard. 80. .69c
BIeached Turkish Towels-Fringed
soft and fluffy, the right size for
face use-in this sale. each 1Oc
Bleached Table Damask-60-inch
pretty floral designs, cheap at 25c
sale price, yard ......... lSc
Regular 25c Turkish Towels-Full
size, hemmed, pure white, slightly
imperfect-in this sale, each 15c
18-inch Linen Crash-Real absorb
ent, strictly pure linen, a daisy at
12hc-in this sale, yard. 3 1-2c
Fringed Table CIoths-Turkey red,
1914 size, bought to sell at $10O-
sale price, each ..-.....-.6 SIC
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22
LINGERIE
DRESSES

White and colors, this very
seasons productions, unex-
celled in point of material
and workmanship. Fifth
Ave, n. Y, tailors contrib
uted the majority of these
all exact copies Of imported
models-positively the largest
variety ever shown by
Phoenix concern. Regular
prices from $3.50 to $45.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22
Linens and Bedding

Finest $3.50 Table Damask-A
great many new patterns of pur-
est linen, ~ inches wide. pure
white-during this sale, yard. 80.
... ....... $4,000. 81. 10
Large Pure Linen Huck Towels
Satin finished, hemstitched ends,
all white, the best Csc towel in the
marketable price, each 49,. 19c
"a Size Linen Napkins-Full
bleached, various pretty designs,
s1.75 values-sale price. per
dozen .......-.. ..-....-. Sl.6S
Half Bleached Table Damask-70-
inch, a good line of desirable de-
signs, banner 65c values-in this
sale, yard .......-.......- .4Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
Diamond Dust

Pueblo ought to educate Bonno and Gal
gano In the head also.
Seems the loss Of Lajoie is more than
made up by the return Of Elmer Flick.
Lincoln made a grand eighth inning fin
ish and jerked a game from Wichita with
six runs.
Old Jimmy Collins as captain OF Mime
apolis is making the other American as
ISOLATION teams sweat.
Bad Bill Dahlen is the last of the old
Giants TO reach the waiver stage. Nc
Ginnity beat 1t because he had money
enough to buy a team
Yes, IL Glenalvin comes to Omaha and
umpires as well as they say he is doing
elsewhere, he will find at least one scribe
prompt to do him justice.
Detroit's Donavon had scarcely fallen till
a Mullin arose to take his place, and when
Mullin began to topple a summer rose
up and did something hat all but eclipses
any achievement of the other two great
pitchers.
Kelley is the quickest pitcher in the
league when 1t comes to whIrling to catch
base runners. He showed this to Spencer,
who, next to Fisher, is the leagues swift
est base runner.
BY the way, Detroit has been lamentine
for two years the need of more catching
strength. Wonder what jennings thinks
by now OF Archer, whom he slid down to
Buffalo and who is doing the heavy work
for the Cubs. Even wise men get fooled.
The California outlaw league is in a
state OF decomposition predicted for 1t. II
has dropped two of it's six towns. Santa
Cruz and San Jose. BY the way. Santa
Cruz is the town that Hal Chase waA
hooked up with. The other towns are not
drawing any crowds. All Of which is good
news.
The secret OF Walter Johnson's success
has at last been discovered. He was born
in Kansas. This Washington wonder, who
pitched eighty-five consecutive innings In
a little Idaho league without being scored
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

against, ought to make known this fact
OF his nativity long ago and not hold peo-
pie In suspense.
Chick Aubrey fielded a magnificent first
for Boston, just as he did for Cincinnati,
but falling TO hit, he has been transferred
to Lynn, Mass, but not finally disposed
Of by Boston. Chicks friends believe he
suffered by playing ball all last winter in
stead OF resting and is now paying the
penalty. But he will come TO the top yet.
When two teams like Detroit and Wash
ington so for eighteen innings with half
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

a dozen hits apiece and no runs, you may
be sure that some wonderful pitching and
fielding was lone. JigEs Donohue at first
for the Senators took twenty-eight
chances with two errors and Rossman took
twenty-six without a wobbie. By the way,
this Is the same Rossman who was being
released by every other writer in the coun-
try q few weeks ago. Catcher Street OF
without an error, himself. Summers
pitched the entire game for the Tigers,
while Gromme and Gray divided It for the
Senators.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

yacht builder and has attracted attention
all over the country. The Herreschoff has
all Of the grasstn lines Of the big cars,
and yet 1t is not In imitation OF any car.
Manager Peck toured the city yesterday in
the new car, and expects to make It as
popular in omaha as 4 is east.
c.. f. Louk has received the Marmon,
the Indiana car which made It's reputation
In the Glidden tour. The car made over
LOO miles without touching a wrench or
screwdrivsr to any part of the machine.
The Rider Lewis sprang into favor al
once in omaha ,
With the first announcement The Omaha
Automobile company has been deluged
with inquiries from prospective buyers.
Mr.. Scott Of the Scott Automobile com
pany, Plainview, Neb., was in Omaha
Friday. He carries the Panhard oil for
distribution In hat territory.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
Along Auto Row

Coming Of the oIddsn Tourists
on wednesday VIII He the Mig
Event for Council Bluffs Club.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
Nine Per Cent Profit

Our profit this season will be the same IS last
season-sxaetly nine per cent.
Our customers have created these savings by
calling for more of our cars. And every penny We
save win be spent in giving them more beautiful
cars. That Is our permanent policy.
Please note the result. Note what q large and
snowy eAr-note thu exquisite lines. Just think that
$500 now buys this amazing car.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

Thu Glidden Tour is expected to arrive in
Council Bluffs Wednesday evening. July
a. and pass through Omaha Thursday
morning, July p. The Omaha Automobile
club and all It's members will line up on
Farnsm street from Twentieth street west,
Thursday morning, July q. Each and every
one Of the members shall display the
Omaha Automobile club insignia and will
collectively view the Glidden -Four as il
passes through their ranks on its western
course to Denver. II Is expected that from
800 TO 400 machines will be lined up on
Farnam street on this occasion. The ma
chimes will be backed into the curb. with
the radiators toward the river.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

Captain Buchan will lead the newly
inaugurated party run of the Omaha
Automobile club, which will start from
Automobile Row. on Fsrnsm street, at 8
p. m, July IS, The captain in his crack
Franklin will be the pilot or pathfinder,
and will conduct the run through the
country, returning by way Of Fort Crook,
where a special band concert will be
given. a party run" is made up of a
number Of automobile parties, each auto
mobile having its own individual party.
These different parties may visit and ex-
change the courtesies with each other at
the rest or control places. Each automo-
bile will carry refreshments for it's own
party. There win be no general enter
talnment whatsoever.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

The first retail order for a White gaso-
soline car in San Francisco was placed
on Saturday by Mr.. Gabe Cohn, a promi-
nent business man. Mr.. Coin a few weeks
ago purchased a model %" White steamer
car and is having this machine shipped to
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

w, L. Huffman has received the follow
ing telegram from San Francisco: Inter
State made perfect score, twenty-four-hour
endurance contest, covering GA miles"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
No Increase in Price

these extras Is $l7S.
We will furnish our go" with a Lenox mohair
top for SIS extra. The regular price is SIPS.
We shall give you all the advantage of our guam.
tty buying. So this 1910 model, fully equipped,
costs you $l2S less than did our 1909 model, equally
equipped.
Alonger, higher hood, roomier tonneau, longer
wheel base, larger wheels and daintier lines. Yet
the cost equipped Is considerably less than the model
of 1909.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
Lower Prices

We will fit this $500 car with q Bosch magnetic,
. Prest-o-Lits gas tank, and two AtWood-CastlS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

Note the pictures. Our go" has a lls-inch
wheel base-with 34-inch wheels. A longer, higher
hood to accord with a roomier tonneau. Lines like
the c~ostliest cars on the market.
Yet not a penny of additional price. The car still
cells for $500. Let us tell you how we have done It.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

The Electric Garage has secured the
agency for the Packard and will show
seven Dos and three ISIS, models 1910, within
the next two weeks. The Packard has
never been handled in Omaha, although
there are six machines on the streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
Square Automobile Co.
lsaI-iss4 Michigan Avenue. Chicago. Ill.

lS24-lsS4 Michigan Avenue. Chicago, Ill.
HEADQUARTERS
for good. cheap, slightly used cars Thess prices
worry our competitors.
Type 8 AutOeAr. 2 cyl, IA h. p, 8 passen-
ger; lust OYerhAuled 800
WintOh, model c, 4 cyl, 30 h. p, 5 passenger,
top, ) Tampa 62S
Brush Runabout. only been run a few months. ais
oldsmebils, Z cyl, q b. p, touring ear splsn-
Cadillac, model y, 8 passenger, just repAinted. S5
Frankiyn. 4 cyl, r~unabodt, lamps, tools. ete..,. $50
Mitchell Runabout late '7 model. 4 cyl, 20
h. D., top. etc. s........... $50
Mitchell Touring Car, 4 cyl, 30 h. p, fully
Rambler, 4 cyl. 50 h. p. 'OI runabOut with
rumble seat .-.s'sv.. 100
White steamer, 8 passenger, model Y, fully
Haynes I cyl, 50 b. p, Just orsrhsulsd ana
Iepslh'sa ...,y''':' -,...."'.,,.. 40
Thomas Flyer, 4 cyl, 8 passenger, splendid
ruhning order 90
Winton, : cyl, - }. p, 5 passenger, detaeh-
able tonneau ...'.'''....s' '"'.s..'- so
cadillac, model + runabost With tor, 8 lamps
ste ......s.'.s''s .,s''s'''+..' '..''... so
REQ. ) cyl, ~ b. p, 5 passenger. late 1901
Ford fs' de LuIs, isOs car. few nonths ola. us
MAXWELL ~runabout, 1891 model, ; cyl, IA h. p,
FssnkiSa. msdel q, 4 cyl, % i. p. s pssssn.
ser, . months old. 1850
Royal Tourist, 4 cyl, 50 h. D, 7 passenger. 1900
Write Tor copy q he Times square Bulletin sent
.post Tres anyvhsre with a iist Of $50 ears We have
% hand.
Sss YorL address. is-nI IVES 'sth street. New
81 LssA address. Cor iah .aa Pine sta. St
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
1000 More Cara

Last seasons output of "So's" was $500 cars, yet
we ran 800 cars short of our orders. We were
obliged to refuse trade to the extent of 81, 10000
This year we have built a new factory, and our
1910 output of "30's'' will be 8 500 cars. Those 1000
extra cars will be made without adding q dollar to
our fixed expense.
They will also be made with last years tools and
machinery. We have almost no new expense there.
For mechanically, the car is not altered at all. Rx-
perisnee has shown us no way to improve It.
Thus we effect immense savings. And all of these
savings have gone into the car-to make it more
slightly. more roomy, more like the costliest cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

The Electric Garage will be in its new
home, 221s Farnam, August l. Mr.. George
Redick has become a member of the firm
and the business will be pushed vigorously
for a record breaking season.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

Manila on the Goth. He intends to spend
the next three months automobiling in the
Philippines.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

One of the Detroit "3o's'' has been run
80, ZOO miles, and has just completed a path-fnding
trip from Denver to Mexico City, Never has any
car, at any price, made an equal endurance record.
Owners have paid US for repairs on their 1909
cars exactly S2.A per car. That is a worlds record.
On June 18th, a "3o'' won the Indiana Light Car
Race, the greatest contest of Its kind ever held in
America, doing z32.H miles at an average speed of
SIS miles per hour.
On an economytest. made by the New York Auto
Dealers Association, It ran ISL miles on a gallon of
gasoline.
Never has a car at any price proved so s~atisfac-
tory. Never did q car show such low cost for upkeep.
That is why We make no radical mechanical
changes. Experience has proved that the 1863 80"
Is absolutely right mechanically.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

The Inauguration Of the Party Run" by
the Omaha Automobile club promises to be
an interesting event, and II is contem-
plated that each member of the Omaha
Automobile club, acting as a pilot or path
finder, will start one of these runs once a
week. The route Of the run will be marked
by the pathfinder in such a way that those
following may not have to follow so closely
as to be Inconvenience by the dust, but
may follow fifteen minutes later. or half
an hour II desired.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

Ezra Thompson and L. H. Thompson Of
Salt Lake City, accompanied by Frank
Botterill. who left Buffalo Wednesday on
their return trip, arrived in Omaha yester-
day at PREDECESSORS garage. Tit party
is travelling In a Pierce-Arrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

last year. The car seats seven. while last seasons
seated FIVE.
Upholstered In hsnd-buHed leather. Fitted with
Bosch magnetic, gas lamps and gas tank free.
Yet the price remains $3.50.
We will equip this car with = $50 Newport mo-
hair top for SIPS extra. The two extra seats will cost
you but SIS.
So this larger car, with larger wheels, when fully
equipped, costs considerably less than last year.
Thisis our "Forty's'' fifth season. 1t Is known far
and wide as the best medium priced car on the mar
ket. 1t has been purchased by scores Of the best
experts In America for their personal use.
This season, with its extra room, there is not 4 car
at any price which can reasonably claim to excel IL.
Made as touring car, roadster and pony tonneau.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

Fredrickson received the following tele-
gram yesterday from Los Angeles: Bert
Dingley driving Chalmers-Detrol 30, ON
the greatest road course in America won
Shelter trophy for light cars. 22 miles;
8 hours, SS minutes and IS seconds; aver
age, 65% miles per hour, defeating all com
petitors-Western Motor Co."
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
The Larger "Forty''

Our "Forty" for 1910 has IS inch wheels.
The wheel bass Is l22 inehes-ten inches longer than
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
See These New Cars

Every Chalmers Detroit dealer now has photo
graphs of these new models. Demonstrating cars
will be ready this mouth. Deliveries to users begin
August LIST.
See them before you buy.
The tide of automobile demand Is turning to these
medium priced cars. Not alone because of their
prices, but mainly because of their savings on up
keep. The day of extravaganza is past.
Last season these cars had no real competition.
The demand was q third greater than could be sup
piled. This season, no medium-preed car will be
anywhere near In their class.
Get your order in early, for orders are filed in ro-
tation. August delivery gives you Eve months use
before the cars year begins.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

Drummond will receive his 1910 models
OF steam and gasoline cars during Ie
next thirty days and will show them in
his FarnAm street garage,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

One Of the prettiest and most graceful
cars seen in Omaha at all, is the Here
schoff, brought out by Drummond yester-
day. This is designed by the amous
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18


Captain e. f. Buchan, recently elected
director Of the Omaha Automobile club in
place of Harry L. Cummings, resigned on
account of a multiplicity OF onerous duties,
has injected considerable new life into the
club. Captain Buchan will be chairman
OF the committee In charge Of thhe endur-
ance test which takes place in August
Many prominent Omaha society people
have signified their intention OF making
the run TO Fort Crook which will be led
by Captain Buchan OF the Omaha Auto
mobile club on July IS. The army set are
preparing to receive the Automobiles and
the interchange of courtesles promises to
be one OF the pleasures Of the occasion.
The Colt Automobile company has moved
into it's new garage at 220s Farnam street.
This building is one of the first new brick
structures on Farnam to be built ex-
pressly for automobiles.
w. l.. Huffman & Co. has received the
following from New York: Received per-
feet score in three days sealed bonnet
endurance contest from New York through
Catskill and Berkshire mountains and re-
turn. Car, came through in perfect con-
dition,"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

c. e. Denzer, assistant manage OF the
White company in Chicago, is in the city,
Chicago's first contract for 1910 White
Steamers Is 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

C. A.. Hawkins, general manager OF the
western sales department Of the White
company, after a long drive in the new
White gasoline car, said he was sur
prised at its performing capacity. A
you probably know, this car of the White
company is no experiment, being a copy
OF a car that sells for 5000 in France,
and has the best reputation and is the
best selling car in that market. On my
first ride in this machine we ran 40 miles
and averaged twenty-five and one-half
miles TO the gallon of gasoline, four peo-
pie up. One OF a few things about this
nIw car that pleases me is the clean and
simple effect under the hood, as there is
no complication such as you find ordi-
narily In the American made cars. 1t is
equipped with Bosch magnetic and strom-
berg carburetor, has four speed trans
missions, which is the latest and most
desirable practice that has been adopted
this year"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

General Manager Rees of the Interna-
tional expects to receive his new models
during the next sixty days. The Interna-
tional is a high wheel car. and has made
rapid strides throughout sections Of Ne
braska and low whore II has been tried
out.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-21
FISHERMAN
OPPOSES A
CORPORATION
Richard Much of the "Prin-
cipality of Pine" Seeks to
Enjoin One of Richest
Companies in the World;
Trial at Grown Point.

Richard Much of Pine Station who
has been fighting against one of the
greatest corporations in the world and
the city of Gary combined, yesterday
went to Crown Point where he at
tempted to make the temporary in
junction against the city officials of
Gary permanent The Injunction pre-
vents the city, at the present time,
from granting the c.. L S & z. rail-
road permission to lay tracks across
the road leading to his place on the
lake front thereby not only closing up
the road but severing his means Of
egress and ingress to his property.
The steel company railroad desires
to build across this highway one Of
the greatest freight yards in the coun-
try, but Mr. Much maintains that in
so doing they have no right to close
up the public highway, destroying the
value Of his property, and preventing
him from carrying on the trade which
/ he has piled all his life and is the only
thing which he knows The case be-
gan yesterday in the circuit court at
Crown Point. and most Of the day was
spent in the testimony Of President
Knots Of the town board Of Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-21
GARY ODD FELLOWS TO
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
Make Big Preparations for
Orders Ninetieth
Birthday.
VISITORS ARE INVITE D
April 2Sth, Day Set for Celebration
State Grand Secretary to Make
Principal Address.

The program has now been practical
~ completed for the Odd Fellows cele-
bration in Gary of the ninetieth ami
versary of the lodge. The principal
address of the evening will be deliver
ed by W. II. Leady of Indianapolis,
grand secretary of the order in Indi-
"a. The address of welcome will be
siivered by Captain Fl. S. Norton.
1t is planned by the Odd Fellows to
make the day a memorable one in the
history of the local lodge. Members
of the locals in all nearby towns, in
Guiding Hammond, East Chicago, Val
paraiso and South Bend, have been in
vited to be present, and it is expected
that there will be over two hundred
visitors present on this day. The date
Of the anniversary is a week from to-
day.
Among other attractions which have
been secured are vocal solos by Miss
Emma Draught a piano solo by c. A.
Neff and violin solo by Tommynosi
Rev. Griffith Of the Baptist church will
deliver the opening prayer and short
address viii be made by Rev. A. ]
Sullens
Further details OF the big celebra-
ton have not been arranged for as yet
but 1t is planned to make the event
one Of the biggest in the history of the
local prosperous order. A parade may
be held in the streets and other fea-
lures arranged for. today.