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THE BEE: OMAHA. TlIUUKlAV, .HILY 21. 1f10. liRIEf CITi NEWS Mave Beet Mb It. Take yon printing to the Ttsnss. Xleetrlo ?aas Sttrgess-Oraadea Co. Thomas vr, Blacksara fur congress. st ry Cleaning of garment. Twin riiy Dye Work, Oil South Fifteenth. Tf our VaTlags increase your earn ing! by becoming a member of Nebraska fcavlngs and loan An n, Kama S par cent Vr annum. 110 Farnam (St., Omaha. en Mossy u a landlord profit. Put Into a home. 11 makaa for family happi ness and Independence, bee Nebraska Bay ing and Loan Ass'n. U0& Farnam, Omaha. Eastman la ill justice of the Peace Kaufman was seized Tuesday night by a icveie attack of acute Indigestion. He vlll be confined to lils rooma In the barkr block for several days. ugg.rjuan Deputy for JTebraska mm is to also m Cttrtin Wirei that lie Comei Friday with Veteran. GRANDSTAND IS NOW COMPLETED Aeraplanee Are Here aal Ready to Take to the Groaada tit rrt. Fifth Oraat Streets. Qlenn II. Curtlss, star performer for the Mid-West Aviation meet, will arrive In Omaha Friday night of this week. J. C. Mars Is on his way, and a new third man, John D. McCurdy, will come with Curtlns. A telegram to this affect was received by Clark Powell Wednesday. McCurdy, the avlntor added to those expected, for the narun . Buggerman has returned irom I Omaha exhibitions, ha been associated a two weeks; trip to the Mackinac Wth Curt, ftnd wlt A,allder Graham Islands. While attenolng the Bnal BTlth Ben ,nventor of tho t.,Pphone. In airship lunventlori at Ottawa Beach Mr. Hugger- experiments that were carried on at Ham- man was appointed deputy for Nebraska. , ... . ,., v " mondsport, N. T., In the winter and spring , salutary rrlsoners to Msee Twenty- of 19m anJ im IIe cnmet hera from Hrad. four military prisoners of the United docki Nova Bcotia and he rM bM,n si tuates govemment came through Omaha ing tno ..B1Iver Darr at a number of yesterday, closely guarded by a squad Canadian m.t. Failure in All Ages Lessons Gleaned from the lstorr of rrohlblUon U sclent aad Modern, Times Pnarth Article. To the Editor of The Bee In my last communications I have argued against prohibition as wrong In principle and prac tice. Let me now warn the Incautious reader against confounding prohibition with total abstinence. Prohibition Is a matter of state policy; total abstinence Is a mat ter of private practice. It la perfectly con sistent for a man .to be a total abstainer and an antl-prohlbltionlst. It la equally consistent for a drinker to favor prohibi tion. Total abstinence Is as old as Zo roaster, or the Kenlte founder'of the Rech abltes. Thus It reaches back almost to NEW UNIVERSITY . BUILDING Contract Let for First New Structure for University of Omaha. TO BE A MODEL GYMNASIUM Iacreaaed Enrollment Expected Wkea the Fall Semester Begins oa Sep tember 1 Excellent True pert far School. The University of Omaha has let the con tract for Its first new bulldl.ig and opera tions began on It Wednesday. It Is a gym nasium building and will be erected on the university site the old John I. Uedlck homestead on North Twenty-fourth streut where the large dwelling house forms the of twelve soldier and an off Iceer. The The aeroplanes that are to coma from prisoners left on the i:60 train for San xt)antlo CUy and Kansas City have arrived r rancisco. wnere iney win serve out men atjd r, t0 be Mt up at grounds Wed- terma In tita prison there. nesday. Two specially trained mechanics Clark Mar Im III Heme Because Lynn Bawter and Cy Ammonds, In the ho' was tu unfortunate as to be caught, employ of Curtlss have come to take charge convicted and sentenced to five years In 0f the machines and to see that they are the Iowa state penitentiary on a charge properly housed and cared for, of horse stealing, James M. Clark Stands a chance' of losing his home along with his liberty. Ilia wife, Minnie K. Clark, has , started suit for divorce. Clark has served two years" tf his time. Solicit Money Which They Say Mavor Joins in tor Campaign . , Singers' Parade hrmed with Letter from Mayor Dahl Receives Share of Ovation Planned . ;,',' lor Milwaukee and Chi cago Crowd. ' 't teaaaamaaaaaaa Would-be Congressman Stoecker was In man, Two Men Collect Con siderable Amount. Armed with a letter from Mayor Dahl man In which the mayor declined himself a personal friend of the bearer and thank ful for any favor that might be done him. atrumental in arranging a little rcheme that C. K. Uilklson secretary of the South worked to perfection at noon Wednesday. Omaha Labor Gazette, has collected, ac- Solomon and, perhaps, to the date of Abra- original building and has been highly adap- ham. ted to class room work. Hut who was the author of prohibition? The gymnasium will cover a ground space It was a man who, In some respects, was of SOxlOO feet and will cost from $18,000 to the greatest man that has lived In 2.0U0 IAO0O. The basement w.ll be ot stono and years. Abul-Kaem-Ibn-Abdallah. better the superstructure of flue pressed brick. known as the Arabian Dronhet Mohammed. The basement will contain tho baths and He lived, aa you all know. In tha seventh above tiiere will bo a running track, bat century of Christ Mohammed thus en- cony and all the equipment that goes with forces his Iron law: "If a drop of wine fall I a first-class modern gymnasium, In a well; if tho well la filled up; If grass As the university's student roll will be grow above It; If a sheep eat of that grass, I materially enlarged by the beginning of then shall my followers not eat that mut-1 the second year, September 1, the Inten- ton." When Mohammed's successor, Kallf tlon Is to have this gymnasium completed Oman, took Jerusalem, A. D., 637, and then I oy the opening of the fall term and give and there enforced the first prohibitory th, voung men and women access to phy law in a Christian country, aopronius, tne .,., culture w,u a, intellectual unnsuan pairiarcn, exciaimea: inis is oil D u E jenkln,. actln oresident of the uutn tne aoomination or aesoiauon spoxen .,, v. .A juiu.,, Howard Kunnedv. of by Daniel, the prophet, standing In the pre8,d1)t of tne board o( trustec,f ,ay tne liuijr (iwue, Aits Auuia wiuoi cu Kimi. new Institution has the most excellent prospects for a good year and successful future. We made such a good start last year with the aid of Count Julian, the Greek, and held It for seven centuries. They pun ished any person found vending wine by nAiirln- mnltan losil rinwn his thrnAt. This mav be r0mmendPd bv soma extremists. tnBt w hav had n" difficulty in Impress- but let us see what is the final outcome of hl mea ot bl business affairs with the uch a policy. The Parsls, Mohammedans rtous Importance and the bright future and Brahmins made up the dominant forces of this university and we have really been in India prior to Cllve's conquest. Though, somewhat surprised ourselves at the re like Caeser s Oauls, they differed among 1 sponslve energy with which we have met themselves In respect to customs, lnstl- from our friends. tutlons and laws, they all agreed In dis carding the use of liquor. England brought p T) p I f . Bibles and beer. But let us look back, and VJ. I. V-ilOllK VjeiS Divorce Decree Mavor . D&hlman. comlna from the west, cording to the police department, several was on a train'an hour late, and as a nunarea uonars in uiouw irum me result, tho Chicago and Milwaukee delega- of the third ward, allesing that the letter tlona to the Saetigerfest arrived at the was given niro lor im puioo oi mimum same tlmo as the mayor. campaign funds. Ullkison was arrested The visiting delegations had bands along, Wednesday and will be held awaiting the and It was an easy matter to have the mayor a disposal. Dahlrhan reception committee, In gaily Cornelius H. Van Wle of 831 North deoorated automobiles, fall In behind the Twenty-first street. South Omaha, editor German marchers. So Mayor "Jlmy and of the Labor Qasette, had a similar letter his 'cohorts getf the'- bneftt of the crowds and Is accused by tha chief of polioe ot that lined the streets to see the parade of having used it for the same purpose, He the Chlcsgo and Milwaukee men. To all has not been arrested. The letter which appearances the mayor's return home was Mr. Gilklson had was a gala affair. June ' 1910. To Whom It May Con loern. The bearer, Mr. C. E. Gilklson, COMES FROM THE FARM TO secretary of the Labor Gazette. Is person I ally known to me ana tne policy pursued BATTLE WITH W. J. BRYAN by his publication on the labor question expresses my sentiments. Mr. Gilklson Bill" Deph Says He Differs from and his associates are desirous of creating the Commoner Mora Than a fund for the purpose of purchasing and Ever Before. operating their own printing plant, thus , f reducing the cost of production of their 'Bill" Peoh, of Ithaca, Saunders county, I publication. They are favorable to my after sixteen- years of quietude and silence, I candidacy for governor and any courtesy has taken the warpath again. "And I'm In or assistance extended will be personally for blood this time," says tha old middle appreciated by, yours truly. of tho road populist, -who was ever and JAMES C. UAHLMAN, Mayor, always opposed to fuslqn. "I gave them the letter," said Mayor "Today I differ more radically with Mr. Dahlman on his return to the city Wed Bryan than I ever did with any public nesday morning, "because they needed as- man. I know, hint through, pd .through, J tortasuse 4n building- uo their paper.' and. from hla start to the present moment, and aa thcy. were frtenda nln I thought t urana isiana l propose 10 nave my say tn, letter might help them. As far as in a way that will leave no one In doubt collecting money for campaign purposes s to my attitude." . ,. . 1 1 concerned they never had my consent AS in tne days .wneu populism was mm- . . anything like that." tant in Nebraska, tne oia war norse or tne auki.on W.B not brourht ud In nolle. cause Is... still vigorous and vehement In courf Wednesday morning, as the city his convictions. Though to years ot age, ne proecutor refused to file a complaint doesn't look to be more than 80. and IP the against him jintll the matter could be dis ease of Falrvlew doesn t learn his reol cussed with the mayor. H. B. Fleharty, name in the -populist convention at Grand who acted as attorney for Gilklson, threat Island, It will be becnuxe "Bill" Dech ened to bring habeas - corpus proceedings cannot talk. , unless his client was released on bond. In other years Dech served In the hous Police Judge Crawford was not given an and senate ax a populist and was one of opportunity to fix the bund, as Gilklson the ,men claiming the lieutenant governor- was not brought before him, ship, around whom a fierce fight waged. He announces openly that he has come out XTmx7cKr7e H-ir of his retirement on the farm at this time L C Wo UJy a LlUVC to combat the newest pet Issue of Bryan with all the vigor he oan throw Into the fight. see the effect of liquor abstinence In India. The fact Is that man craves a nerve food; whether he really needs It or not, I do not nrMuma to determine. But he craves It. and win have it, either as alcohol, nicotine, Attorneys for Mr s. Cronk Say that l""' or WMal-T; . .? - - Case Will Be Carried to the i,w,wu acres uevoieu 10 me raising ui i popples for opium. They chew betel, a I DUpreme lOUri. narcotic stimulant, which consists of the leaf of ono of many species of pepper. George P. Cronk was given a divorce These leaves are plucked green and spread from his wife, Cora L. Cmnk, Wednesday over with chanum. or moistened quick lime morning before Judge Troup In district obtained from calcined shells, end wrapped court Attorneys for Mrs. Cronk say they about Bcraplngs of the aceca nut, known will take an appeal to the supreme court. as plnang. This abominable concoction Is Temporary alimony will be granted until put Into the mouth and chewed. Men and the decision of Judge Troup Is either sus- women chew this stuff from morning to talned or reversed by the supreme court, night. In fact It Is now a matter of etl- Mrs. Cronk had nothing to say regarding quette. as is the snuff box In Europe. It the decision. She says she intends to Blves the satlva the color of blood, the lips make Omaha her permanent home. Mr. are blackened and the teeth destroyed by Cronk also says he will not leave the city, Its continued use, so that young men of 25 and he expressed gratification over the are often toothless. Hashish, the lntoxi-I outcome of his auit eating extract of hemp. Is used In India by those who can afford the luxury. Any- I OV NG CUP FDR t. L. LOMAX one who has read uumas' Monie cristo knows the effect of Hashish. The book Is Employes of l'auenger Department fiction, but the picture Is real. The East of Vnlon Pacific Give Token Indians smoke the strongest tobacco and I of Esteem drink the strongest tea. The same la true E. L. Lomax, formerly the general pas- of other countries, where enforced abstl- senger agent of the Union Pacific, left nence from liquor has prevailed. For seven Wednesday for Los Angeles, where he will centuries the Moors enforced prohibition 1 take up his new position as general pas- in Spain, until the Christians were so senger director of the Western Pacific road. thoroughly trained to abstinence' that they Th employes of the office in which Mr, are now the lightest liquor drinkers In Lomax formerly hois' forth, presented him Europe. But tho cigarettes they smoke, with' a beatulful ilovlnit cup as a token and, the coffee they drtnk la alarming. In af their esteem , ,iul as a remem- Vermont prohibition existed ror twenty- brance of them. , Tie cup Btands fifteen five years; and tne sale ot morpnine, co- inch.- hh. finished in Dollshed irold and calne, etc. at drug stores Increased with BIver. Mr. Lomax made a short speech each year, une or tne strongest total ao- of aoocDtllnce. sa.vlag how soirv he was that he could not take all of his old office force with him to his new' road stalners In this state smokes regularly fif teen cigars a day a dry drunk. I knew another total abstainer who drank elgh-1 teen cups of coffee a day. Prohibition swaps the drunkard for the dope fiend. How do you like the exchange? WILBUR F. BRYANT. Their Outing MOTHER SEEKS HER LOST SON Streets of Omaha and men oian ior juanawa Asks Headers of Tho Bee to Notify I for picnic. Her If 110 Appears In Umana. 1 Wavlnr their fines and man him, in time to a biaas band the 300 neusooya of There 1s pathos ' -' the plaint of a New Omaha and South Omaha marched throuah York mother who writes Tho Bee In the ,ha streets Wednesday rooming and left hope that possibly some information may for Manawa to celebrate their annunl tiio be gained concerning the whereabouts of nlo A ioug athletic program with fifty ner missing uoy. nor or mort nrit priMg the free use of most tells its OW.I Story: .v.. amusement concRMlona a t Man u.a NEW TORK. CITT, July 1. 1910. HI I u .i , . k, a, Cherry 8tret.-To the Editor of The Bee: - - were Will you please puDtisa mis in me nope i . .j vrvaram, Of finding some news ot my sonr The prises were donated by Omaha bust K.'i! V.0a&t."n,db.r M- ' usemeut ticket, by Man t, tow, when he wrote me from Denver lager Byrne ot the park and twenty Omaha that no was swuus in a siun. uui ex- matrons and young women went with the ce-ted. to go to Omaha in a week. nil , , J l" v . . , ., ,.. hAva to nelD them enlov thmiiii. un to servo the dinner. The menu Is a glori ous one from a small boy's standpoint. Including Sue fried chickens, gallons upon galloua of Ice cream and melons, fruit, crackerjack and other delights In plenty. wrote that he Was well and wetglted ltii pounds and measured live teet eigne incnee. He promised to come home In Xieoember. Will any reauer, wuu mmjr kiiuw ui iiiiu, kindly let me Know. epeciiuujr, BHANUE18 MAKES TREMENDOUS rl'UClIADU. Finest - Mercnaaaise from tho Tefft- Weller Dry tioode Stock of new lork Baasht at Croat Reduction. DATE OF BALE AM-NOUNCED LATER. The Tefft-Waller company w RANCHMAN BOOSTS THE BIG SHORT GRASS COUNTRY Says that tho Foothills In .Western Nebraska Are Ideal for Cat tie Halslas;. C. B. Chrlstensen of Holt county was Broadway, New York, one of the oldest m Bouth Omaha yesterday with the object wholesale dry goods house In this country of i00klng over the market conditions. He has retired from business and the entire i( a large land owner in Iowa as well as stock has been sold at the most unusual Nebraska, and la at present stocking up bargains. , - . the Nebraska ranch In Holt county. He Is This sale In New York was sucn a re- ocatd about twenty mllea south of O Nell! markable occasion that two of the members ln the section where the upper waters of of the Brandels firm and twenty buyers lna Eikhorn spread out like a fan and make and heads of departments were called toona of the fineat hay and grass countries New York, -w here they selected the most ... tn. worid. He says his plan la to breed desirable ..merchandise that was disposed t cam, OB ),ts Nebraska farm and ship of. On acoaunt of our Immense purchases tn4m to lla jowa .arm to rmish. At the we were ab4 to secure bargains that were atwr place tney will be mar the niarke wonderfuL ; 1 ond in the mlust ot the b'-at corn section Thae giK'Os are now coming in by ex- ot tna counlry. By this means he hopes preeo and .nearly every train from tho east to economise on the output by using tne is bringing us new ioi. iuw awu .m cheaper Nebraska grass and pasture land be pUced on. sale very shortly. 1Ia aala "This plan was not new with f UHAMibi!) BTVttr.M. m. but lt iaa been done by several of my nelarhbors In Iowa and has worked well 3lrrlas;e 1-tcenaeo. I , ,.kl. Nebraska for araxlna. For cattlB The following marriage licensee were is- brMdlng u u the finest state I ever saw Age. I The spring vair in Holt county flow right out of the ground. We have our tHSOlUXT. ... " - ...n i i Met to daVl Name and Residence. Joigen P. Jonset.. Omaha Mario .Jeiuen, Omaha Alvln A. Lelser. Grand Island. Mamie Rentfrow, Urand Island Carl A. Lutlberg. Omaha.. .... Ada slwanson, Omaha Frank A. Hf. Wall. 8. D... Emm K. Heeb. Wall. 8. U Oeorire H. Kelly. Unooln 21 Clara,, M.. Bergcrs. Omaha a William C. JilpP. Omaha...... .17 Martha E. Ci-ane. Indianapolis I, John W. leter. Buffalo. Wyo J8 Cora Freese, Omaha U hills where never finer grass grew. The m sand hills are not much good, as a rule, l but that la by no means the wilderness 40 it was supposed to be several yar ago. to Police Herd In . Many Offenders Make a Biff Roundup Wednesday, Capturing Seyenty-Six Persons. The police force of Omaha had a busy day yesterday and the rush continued far! into the night. In the aggregate seventy- six arrests were made. One of the fea tures of the day's turmoil was a raid made I by Hergeant Madscn and Officers Ring, Murphy, Egan, Wilson and Woods at 1210-1214 Chicago street where a crowd of thirty-two was gathered ln. Out of this bunch thirteen were women. Various minor charges were Included ln the complaints. Gpod Health Demands Good Teeth To keep yours sound and white (rivet trim srruri. ulous daily careP with a dentrifice GRAVES, that both polishes and preserves. ft Wlo UMEOUAUD M NKALTH A SUVrEETH NEWSPAPER REPORTER TURNS SLEUTH CAPTURES VICTIMS Calls Pollco Attention to mir Pickpockets and Helps Ron Them Down. of Tit- VI e& ' ' aT Jb 15e 60 At All Dnmtitm win Not Scratch iuuni WILLKOMEN SANGER! Straw Hats Cut to Less &j h'- it V.t''- 'i vtf.'.-V i. ; I ' Than V2 Price All Straw Hats that Qrt sold' up to $2.00 SOK, All Straw Hats that ctj f Q sold up to $5.00, at Store Closes at 5 p. tn. 'The House of High Merit.", Store Closes at 5 p. nt. 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Kenneth Cameron, a reporter for a local newspaper, noticed tne two men In the hotel, and knowing the reputa tion of one, followed them for nearly a half hour. He notified the police and tha hotel management, and the two men were shadowed until tha detectives arrived. Nothing was found on their persons when they were arrested, but a bell boy who had been detailed to watch them, located a pocket book which had been stolen and then hidden by the men. H. Harris, while being taken to the street, by a quick Jerk, succeeded ln breaking away, and made an attempt to escape by running down the alley between the Her Grand and the Rome hotels. He was fol lowed by Cameron and Officer Ferris, and after several shots u ere fired, he was captured. Captain Mostyn, George Hell and Officer Ferris were the officers on the case. George Hartman was arrested some time ago for a small offense, and has not been out of jail but a short time. He is un usually tall and thin, while his pal Is short and heavy. i Tra-rii-Hi TBTiiminisn MiiiiMirnaiiiMiininisra iMiiTiinsm iiaaiiwi i mmmmamm imihi 4 ft Take Wtrnlnf. Don't let stomach, liver or kidney trouble down you when you can Quickly down them with Electrlo Bitters. Wo. Forvsale by I ta buy. Tha proceeds will be used to pay Beaton Drug Co. I the debts of the church. HOLD SERVICES ON THE BOAT Kev. C. W. 8avlde Has Arraajred for lasg and Speaklnsr on tha Cttr of Peorta. Rev. C. W. Savldge has arranged to hold religious services Friday, July 19, on board tha City of Peorta. Ha will make an effort to raise t-"0. which Is still due on the I'eople's church. There will be speuklng, singing and prayers. Mr. Bavldga has tickets at JS oents each and he says he alll cell and deliver to any on who wishes July 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27 Grounds, Forty-Fifth and Military Avenuo Hours, 3 to 6 P. M. GLEE El 13. CURTISS, America's Forqjnosl Aviator, Will Head tiie Flyers This is positively the only western meet in which Mr. Glenn Curtisa himself will take part. He will use the sume aeroplane in which he made his famous flight from Albany to New York, and will be assisted by J. C. Mars and Eugene Ely, two of the most daring and venturesome aviators in America today. This is one of the few opportunities that has been offered in this country to view every typo of craft that files the spherical and dirgible balloons and the h'eavier-than-air machines. It will be practically impossible to furnish tickets to the big crowds at the grounds to advantage, and the manage- ment has, therefore, placed tickets for sale at the following points:. Crlsuey's Pharmacy ... Baratoaq Drug Co Red Cross Pharmacy. . . Walnut Hill Pharmacy, Deinls Park Pharmacy. J. H. Schmidt Drug Store Barnes Drug Co. ....... . Beaton Drug Co. ........ J. H. Merchant. Merchant Hotel. J. L. Brandels. Paston Hotel . . 24th and Laku . . 24th and Ames ,17th and Cuming ,40th and Cuming , . 33d and Cuming .24th and Cuming 40th and Dodge .... 15th and Farnam i . . . .ICth, and Howard 1508 Farnam ICth and Douglas 14th and Farnam i .. liar Grand 16th and Howard Courtney & Co nth and Douglas O. D. KIpllnger isth and Farnam Hayden Bros 16th and Dodge (Sherman & McConnell 16th and Dodge Mortis Meyer Cigar Store 1314 Farnam Henehaw Hotel -r , 1509 Farnam Murray Hotel 14th and Harney Loyal Hotel 16th and Capitol Are. Bcblltz Hotel ; ICth and Harney Myers-Dillon Drug Co... 18th and Farnam I.. O. CTfbson . .601 North 24th Bt., South Omaha Fibbcr-Mi'UUl Co 24th and N 8ts., South Omaha J. A. Clark Drug Co. . . .Cor. Broadway and Main Bis., Co. Bluffs, Iowa Rome Hotel 16th and Jkckson Prices Adults, 50c; Children, 25c; Grandstand. 50o; Automobiles. $1.00 MH IP f pjpPI saaaaakMaMaa