THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1910.
UiUEF CITY NEWS
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a Year Ikt to Smith. Omaha.
Cm rituw-u.wHtuiti Ce,
Xaa Tear ftUtlKr U Uk TtaM.
est Dry OtuUf or carman:. Twla
ri, 407 Booth Fifteen a.
Oppealiein aUlraxsaaia; Parlors Move
t-i-Ho city National ttank tuildin.
. rick., Kealljr r-ainits Oen.is.rr
at to "atitp hind. t Cltjr r.e liana.
raid M Pail Shares of the Neb. ii.gs
Lioan Am make an Ideal iotesl.nent ,
to ti.009 para v. r annum. Board ot
wi . raae Bunaing, ltii remain Mtreeb
Bartlett Sa-a to loara Uyrsm Bart let t
aa arrested Wetinredar by Letectle Van
"leuen. bookad aa a fuKitive fiom Ju.uce
and, handed over to Conptabie H. W. Win
otr of Harlan, la. abeie liarilett i
wanted on the charge or burglar)'.
tela ar Crowded Hotel ar already
anaoea with Ak-r-ar-B.. ,;icor. .eai...
ail hare not had a tacait ruam o.ernlnui
fof "ten days, the banker, or course help
ing t aaeil tbeanrunf. At the Merchant
Vtedneeoar nlant the count aa Is gjei.
the hotel rooms numbering elsbi -rla.
Xrfkfed Casaa Octeber i Ueruty State
Labor Comnilmunrr m li. Maupin naa
asked a correction T a neas story, which
gave the Impresalun tnat tbe laoor law
cases In Justice or lb Peaie Bald a In s
court Were continued at air. Maupln's re
quest. He states that the cases were con
tinued to October 24 and October a at the
request ot the. defendant.
Wits Merit Wlaa.
When the medicine you take cures dis
ease, tones up your system and makes you
fee) better, stronger and more lgorous
than before. That Is what Toley s Kidney
Mils do for you. In all cases of backache,
headache, nervousness, loss of appetite,
sleeplessness and general weakness that is
caused by any disorder of the kidneys or
bladder. Sold by ill druggists.
INEBRIATE SENT TO LINCOLN
Beard at Caaaty Caassalsalaaere Beads
"jfarlla tlllsaarki t Inebriate
' ( tate HasBltal,
Upon showlnc that Martin gtlllmath Is
an insbrlale and la unable to break himself
f the drink habit the Board of Commis
sioners of Insanity committed him to the
Inebriate ward af the stats hospital for
tha insane, at Lincoln Thursday. 8U1I
mach's wife, several of br relatives. Pro
bation Officer McAuley and, Chief of Police
Brings of South Omaha testified against
Stillmach.
Chief Brtrg said that In ths last rear
or two SUUmach. had become a confirmed
drunkard. He admitted baring sold him
"the stufr," a he caUed It. years ago when
be was in tha saloon business and said that
la tboe days KUllmach always paid his
Ifpuor bill. Tro sorry I ever sold him.
bow." h said.
Vrobatlou Officer McAuley said that the
Btiltmac h children reovntly had to stay
war from school fcecause they were with
out shoes. . Ha testified further the almost
a soon as oa of FUllmacb's boys was old
enough to work without violating tb child
labor law gtillmaca secured a permit for
. tha lad to labor. A brother of Mrs. Still-
. coach said that , but for the proceeds of
tha lad's toll the family hardly could live.
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lashesl with a. Raaer,
wounded with a run. or pierced by a rusty
nail, Bucklen's Arnica Baire heals the
wound. Guaranteed. Be For sals by
asCDS :Irir-Oo. i ,m a ,i , . - .
BOOM FOR THE INTERURBAS
Commercial Club CtXt Behind Kew
line to Papillion.
MOSEY RAISED BY BET MIXES
Baelaeae Mea af Oaaaha Are Behind
Line, Ma Ira
Will Eveataaly Baa !
Llarala.
The retailer- committee of the Com
mercial club will undertake Friday raising
w to complete Umaha a first real in
terurban railroad. With one bfg push the
committee expect to secure nufficlent sub
scription of per cent gold bond to ex
tend tbs line of the Nebraska Traction and
Power company to Papillion. This done
It will be a property whose income will
pay interest on all outstanding bonds and
more bond ran be underwritten In the
east so that the line car be put throush
to Lincoln.
The enterprise which the Commercial club
has got behind Is that ot the Nebraska
Tf action- and Poser company. lr-nriv in
healthy condition and operating a line be
tween South Omaha and Ralston.
The retailers' committee of the Commer
cial club wit start the work at ence. as
the company now has an opportunity to
secure entrance to Lincoln and terminals
In that city by taking over the tine to
Bethany Height Besides this encourage
ment the Commercial club at l'i lllion has
secured subscriptions to flS.OW worth of
the bonds to Insure ths construction of
the road to that city.
That Omaha needs Interurban railways to
encourage its growth Is the opinion of the
members of the executive committee of the
club who have passed resolutions heartily
endorsing tbe project of extending the line
ot tha Nebraska Traction company to Pa
pillion and then on to Lincoln. Indianap
olis and Ies Moines, Cleveland and Toledo
are four dtlea which are pointed out as
places which have reaped the benefit of the
Interurban railroad In the last ten years
and It is belitved Omaha's growth would
have been 14 per cent larger If capital bad
been Invested In Interurban lines.
Tbs business men behind the enterprise
are nearly all well known Omahans and
members of tha Commercial club who have
other financial Interests in Oro&ha and are
determined to start the interurban era for
Omaha.
Ths officers of the Nebraska Traction
and Power company are these: ilel I'hl,
president; Frank Koutsky, vice president;
T. A. Howard, treasurer; J. V. Kmmert,
secretary; C. M. Wllhelm and W. D. Crist.
Grading of the Hne south of Ralston is
nearly completed and tbe ties ar on the
ground.
Biliousness Is duo to a disordered condi
tion of the stomach. Chamberlain's Tablet
are essentially a stomach medicine, in
tended especially to act on that organ; to
cleanse It, strengthen It, tone and In
vigorate It, to regulate the liver and to
banish biliousness positively snd ef
fectually. For sale for all druggists.
WEEPING WATER, Neb., Sept 2 tEpe
dal ) Senator Burkett and Colonel Hay
ward spoke here this afternoon at the city
park, after a morning meeting at Manley.
Tbey left later In tbe day for Syracuse.
ladlaas Wis la Tennessee.
JEL.UOO. Tenn.. Sent. fPpeols! Tele
gram. H-Nebrarnka " Indians,- ; Jeitlco, 0.
Men Rob Woman
Through Bars
Reach Through Cell Ban and Get
Money from a Female
Inmate.
Thrusting a air through the bars of a
cell In the city Jail. Tom Rvan and Ed
Thompson filched money front a sleeping
woman inmste Wednesday night. Tb !
woman, who Is known to the police as
Mary Doe, and a drug fiend, had suffered
one ot her periodical arrests In the evening,
on a charge ot disturbing the peace while
under the Influence of cocaine.
She kept het money. mojnttng to J.t.xi.
lorct-aled on Iter per m upon being placed
in a cell. The to men were in an adjoin.
Ing one. IMcoverlng heT los on the morn
ing, the woman notified the turnkey, and
It wan later discovered that Ryan and
Thompson hsd committed the taeft. Tbey
admitted It ar.d explained how they ac
complished the feat.
Ryan, who hsd been serving a fifteen-day
sci'tence. i given fifteen days sdditionai.
and Thompson, under sentence of twenty
dey. received twenty-five day more to
serve a the result of the theft.
COUSTT COURT H1DSE DHACS
Work is 5ow Forty Days Behind the
Schedule Time.
HEAVY PENALTY FOR DELAY
Children Work
After Curfew
Probation Officers Busy Trying: to
Enforce the Laws on Child
Labor.
The probation authorities started out
promptly Wednesday night to see thgt
child labor laws are not violated on tbe
carnival grounds. Mogy Bernstein Is on
the ground snd both he and and the police
under Sergeant Dempsey stopped several
mall boys who were selling confetti, and
doing other things for pay after t o'clock.
Mogy sent home one It-year-old girl who
was selling pickets after a The curfew
law will also be enforced on the grounds
and children under 11 abroad alone are
liable to get Into trouble.
Mrs. Jacob Wllmert. Lrfncoia, IIL, found
bar way back to perfect health. Una
writes: "I auf farad with kidney trouble
and backache and my appetite was very
poor at times. A few weeks ago I got
Foley's Kidney Pills and gave Loam a
fair trial. Tbey gava ma great relief,
so continued, till now I am again la
perfect health. " Bold by aU druggists.
LIEUTENANT MEREDITH WEDS
Jfebraalcaa, Whs Is Officer la Beg alar
Arsay, Takes Massachusetts
Bella far Bride.
WORCESTER, Mass.. ept - Special
Telegram.) The largest wedding held In
Worcester this season and essentially mili
tary, took place tonight, when Marlon Olive
Wlllard, a society belle, was married to
Lieutenant Owen RJggs Meredith. Twenty
seventh Infantry, stationed at Fort Sheri
dan. III., in All Saints' Episcopal church.
Rev. Arthur Wheelock Moulton, a cousin
of the bride, officiated.
Lieutenant Meredith, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John F. Meredith of O'Neill, Neb., gradu
ated from the United States Military acad
emy. West Point. In IMS, and tha army offi
cers In the wedding party were all his
clsssmates. - -
Masse at tbe 1 aasslMleaers Are la
Kaver af et tiraatlas; aa Kxtea"
slew af the Tlsse scl
fled la Ike Contract.
Penalties of W.OOO may r exacted from
Caldwell A Drake, general contractor on
the new county building by the Roerd of
County Commissioners if It sees fit to re
it.se a forty-day extension of time. rejuet
tor which ha been made to the boar 1 by
taldwelt a Drake.
Though Commissioner- John C. Trout n
is in favor of flatly refusing any extension
ef time beyond May I. the time specified
In the contract, the board has screed to
let the matter rest for the present and act
upon It some months later, when the build
ing is nearer completion.
Completion of the building by May t now
appear to be a physical impossibility. The
contract specifies that for each day's delay
the contractors must pay the county board
a penalty or lino, unless tha delay Is cause!
by the county, or unlesa tbe county waives
the right to require the penalty. ir the
county commissioner do not waive collec
tion or the penalties, or extend the time ot
expiration or the contract, ths penalties will
cut deeply Into the profits of tbe contract
ors. o far work on tha building has pro-.
grtssed so slowly that It Is extremely un
IlkHy that the building will be completed
even within forty days after May 1.
Commissioner Troutan. spejk.n of tb
contractors' request Thursday, said:
"I am In favor of refusing to extend the
time. They have let the work drag They
never hava had enough men at work there
I don't see why the county should pay for
the mistakes or slowness or carelessness,
of the contractors.
"In bidding on the general contract for
the county building Caldwell at Drake made
an additional Inducement for the county to
accept their bid by offering to contract ti
complete the work in twenty months. The
county commissioners and the architect,
John Latenser. had estimated tbe time re
quired at two or two and a half years,
and the bids were asked for on that basis.
Caldwell 4 Drake erased tbe words two
years. and 'two and a half years.' and In
place of them wrote 'twenty months.' "
They Say Nobody
Loves a Fat Man
Baby Jim Spreads Eimself Out on
Chairs and Sofa and Ponders
Fate Sadly.
Baby Jim. on ot the fattest tst men who
ever graced a carnival seated himself on a
couple cf chairs and overflowed onto a
nearby lounge.
"This heah show business." opined Mr.
Jim. "sln't what you all tnought think.
Tou stand befoh a lot of rubbernecks and
heah all tb flip guys make cracks."
Baby Jim was feeling peevish (slang for
peeved! tecause some one had Jut stood
before his cage beg pardon, boudoir and
exclaimed.
"I say. old scout Do you think anybody
loves a fat man?
Malldtaa- rvrwHt.
Mrs. John Marmet. 7n Pouth Thirty.
eighth avenue, frame dwellln. X SO0; F.
w. lonrey. i toutn xnirty-nnn avenue
frame dwelling. SI.Mu.
0 t'e. never fail.
1 til Camden I bail,
Aad ever the CsxyMI
Fsnnt lU sad.-
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Smacking good"
The old-fashioned
idea was that you'd bet
ter be afraid to eat
much of a thing that
tasted very eood for
fear it might hurt you.
For Every Nood of Every
Kind of Boy "Nebraska"
Boys Suits Are Best
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If roar boy1 dressed In one ot our
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to be proud ot bis appearance, no matter
where he If aof what he may be doing.
Our boys' garment are a stylish, as
handsome, a perfect flttlns and a com
fori able as our men's garments In fact,
they're "LITTI.K MK.- CMiTIIINH" In
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These ' IndestmcMble" Poyg" Pants are
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They hare patent elastic waist bands,
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75c and S1.00
The House 01
High Merit,' '
Will Not Discard
Voting Machines
Two County Commissioners Deny the
Humor About Devices for Which
Biff Sum Was Paid.
Denial that the county Board of Commis
sioners Is considering ths advisability of doing-
away with ths use of the votinc ma
chines, for which the people of Doug-lax
county have paid tSO.OOO. was made by
County Commissioners Trouton and Pick
srd Thursday. Both aald that so far as
they know the matter Is not being; consid
ered at all. Mr. Troutan aald the commis
sioners have discussed the proposition
neither formall. aor Informally. "It but
not been mentioned to me by any commis
sioner and I haven't mentioned It to any,"
he aald. "There has been some talk of not
using the machine, but It has been by per
sona other thu,th. commissioners.
liut you
than that
tasted
know better
if you ever
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At the same time it is easy
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WELCOME
AK-SAR-DEI
VISITORS
Male this ntore your
headquarters Jurtnj
the Carnival day 9.
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IDEAL FOR HOSPITALS AND SICK ROOMS
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