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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1911)
THE TTEE: OMATTA, TnUTlvSTUY, MAT 4, 1311. ii m iiiii is , -y--s e BRIEF CITY NEWS Hare Rnot Print It. Gas, EWtrlc t'lxtaren. Bnrg Gran rl en. Time, Printing. . niiiiaiii V - . ...t. v. . lion imuiiiii from a wlnter'B sojourn in Palestine. Jeru salem, and th orient, and ia now loi-nted at miO Omaha National Bank hnlMIn. where he will be glad to welcome htn friends and patrona. Martin Rnm l TWtr Martin Reum. manager of the meat department at Haynen Bma., who has bwi confined to hi a horn for aeverai dam with a threat mod attack of pneumonia, waa able to be out Wednesday. Mr. MrKeork Tnlnreri Mm. Grace McKenrle, Thirty-aHth and IFivyette streets, waa thrown from an automobile at Park averine and Ijeavenworth streets Monday ewenlna; and Incurred Injur'e which oonflnna hor to her bed. Fortnn) Await Wauiflcrer If Ar thur Wakeham, who surrendered to the wanderluirt twenty yearn axo, will ahaka the duirt of the "state" from off hla feet and come home to dear 'hold "Hena land, ha will find a tidy fortune waltlnn for him at Rand own Farm, Deal, Kent. England. Frank Kent, a brother of the wanderer, aaka the pnlloe of Omaha to lo cate hla long loet brother. A ska FIt Thousand for Finffrr Five thousand dollara for the Ions of a flnfrer la the amount aaVed hy Alois Poslof, a carpenter, from Jacobblnj?er A Mrflowan In a ault for damages brought Wedneaday In district oourt. Poslof says that the aame defective aaw that took off hla flnner also "dethumbed" another man. The i plaintiff complain that the loss of hla ' finger hu permanently Incapacitated him for hla trade. Seeks Two Brother .-Who In Omaha knowa Wlady Kaaprzvk and Henry, his brother. Alex Kaaprsvk of Marseilles. 111., wanta to know right away. Ha haa aoma property for brothers Wlady and Henry. Ha aaya that aome yeaxa ago Henry worked at the smelting worka In Omaha and Wlady'a nam appeared on tha pay roll of the Cudahjr packing- bouse. Alex will pay for the Information. Soe) for Loes of Am Ere Twenty thousand dollars for tha loaa of hla eya la tha amount asked by William A, Cox from M. M. Back, a saloon keeper at SOI South Seventh street. In a ault tiled by the former to diatrlct oourt Wednesday. Cox alleges that while In an Intoxicated condition from tha liquor sold him by Back that ha en- C.cd In a fight In tha latter" a aaloon last Xeoember that coat htm hla eya Lincoln Gore A-Booetrng The Lin coln Commercial olub will start on a weak booster tour May 24, trarellng over the western part of Nebraaka and return Ins to the capital city May 30. There will be between 7fi and 100 boosters on the trip. The Lincoln delegation takes the Union Paolflo eut of Lincoln going to Loup City, Callaway and Sidney on that Una, and tak lnc the Burlington from Sidney to Quern ear, Sterling, lioldrege and back to Lin- CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Comptroller it Directed Not to Handle Auignmenta Under Any Conditions. MOVE TOE CHEAP CAB, TICKETS rhi-e4er Weill Feroe Railway Com. peay to Cat Prlee ef Fares' Ordl aaeee to Dell Oaa at 1 Per ThoeaeaS. IWfflW S1iiwWipM. i t Through a resolution, paaaed by unani mous TOta, tha city oouncll last night or dered the comptroller In no event to recog nise assignments of wages of any employs the olty or to permit any member of hla epartment to carry on hla books or make ny records of asalimmenta, or deliver war- renta or pay of any olty employe to any dealer or broker In warrants la the city. The resolution was the sequel to the ordV nanoe prohibiting the asRlmment of sal- nee, which waa recommended for pas sage by the oouncll and later recommitted the oommlttee of the whole. A motion place the assignment ordinance on file wan lost by a rote of to a, and the ordl- ance waa again aent back to the oommlt- ee for further consideration. Council man Johnson Introduced the resolution. Two .resolutions asking for bids for equipment for lighting the streets of the Ity with gaa were Introduced, one by Councilman Bchroeder and the other by Councilman Johnson. Sohroeder's reaolu- on asks for estimate both on equipment and maintenance, while Johnaon'a measure aa limited to equipment. Both were re ferred to the committee of the whole after bate. Another resolution, combining the wo. waa intradticed later by Davis and paaaed. Davie' resolution stipulates that bids muat be In by May Z3. For Cheaper Car Ticket. An ordinance rcaiilatlng the aale of street ar tickets waa offered by Schroeder and paaaed first and seoond readings. The measure provides thut the street car com pany must soil six tickets for Si cents or wenty-flve for SI. and makes It Imperative for all street car conductors to sell tickets at this rate on demand ef passenger Vio lation of the ordinance la made a misde meanor, punishable by a fine of S10 for each offense. me ordinance regulating the price of gaa finally found a sponsor. Johnson oame to Its reaotie anrl a,np,. I nM I . - nb ordinance fix., the price of gas at SI per i ,r1 nu w1tn grace. Liiuu.mj"! ouoio i est, Doth ror private and Sunday School OonTentlon The Sunday Softool Superintendent union of Pooglas county and tha Elementary Union of Omaha will hold a convention tn tha First Presbyterian church Tuesday, May a. All effioere, teachers and other Bun daer eohool workers In tha oountr are In vited to attend the convention. A bane que will be aerved, and for this places mat be reeea ved through Mrs. C L. Bbook, 43 South. Fifteenth street, before Saturday. Catsup Goes Into Miti Dlx Tiun dred and fifty-two five-gallon oana of tomato catsup, which waa condemned and ordered destroyed by Judge T. C. Munger tn the federal court, wiu be dumped Into the Missouri river Thursday. The sooda were ahlpped to the MoCord-Brady com pany by the Harbeau-Madeau company of Toledo, O., and aelaed tha government authorl ties, upon arrival In this city, aa being In violation of the pure food and drug act of June 10. JSM. Mofaler Sends a CVjck For ths errloea of the poBoe department at the new Union Padfla office building at Fif teenth and Dodge atreeta. A, L. Mobier, viae president and general manager of the Union Paolflo railroad, authorised the gift of S to the polio pension fund. The Board of Fir and Police Commissi on era last night accepted the gift, instructing Secretary Axthar Shields to write the thanks of the poUoe department and oom mlsaanneis to tha Union PaoUlo, ' Contract for 7101 Depot Thursday Announoament haa been made by the Omaha offices of the BurHngton that tha contract for tho fretsht depot completion, te be taken up this summer, will be awarded tront the Chioago beadquartera CThuralaj The plans have been changed twice alno the first blda for contracts were called for, but the general layout of the buildings haa not been materially al' tared. Work will begin on the depot as aeon aa the contract has been swarded. Wants Damaces for Fall AaaertlBg that through the negligence of a fellow employe he fell down an elevator shaft for a distance of fifty feet and landed on hi head and ghouldara In the basement with great Injury to himself, Peter Rapid, formerly employed on the new court bouse, laroognt suit lor si, aamasee m oiscnoi court Wednesday against Caldwell Drake, contractors. The accident occurred September &. Raptde aaya the boy I charge of the freight elevator waa only 11 years old and wholly Incompetent and that rt waa because he lowered the elevator toe quickly that the accident ooourred. Fifth Ward Club as Host Friday evening the Fifth Ward Republican olub will act aa hoat for the republican workers of the ward, and for tha republicans of th Sixth and Twelfth warda. Tha Fifth ward republicans have always been In the front rank aa entertainers when they undurtak the Job and the officers of the club aa: that tbia function will be well worth at tending. Speakers with something to aa will be present. The meutlng will be at MoKenna's hall. Sixteenth and lxcust, and William Christie will preside. "Uncle BUI" assert those who miss the blowout will regret It. Ii Omaha. Attractions Vay Musical Festival at the Brandeia "The Lost Trail" at the Boyd. Vaudeville at the American. Vaudeville at the Orpheum. Burlesque at the Oayety. Burlesque at the Krug. Mr. John Drew and company at the Bran TuteUay bad another audience that tested the capacity at tha theater, making tha engagement the most profitable Mr. Drew, haa ever played In Omaha. This la most appropriate, for the play la perhaps the best he haa ottered hare, and hla com pany oomea pretty nearly being aa "ell atar" affair. It la by tar the beat com pany he haa appeared with In the west In many years, w'.th tha exception of tha eaaon ho presented "Tha Duke of Kill oi ankle." The seat sale for Mary Garden's eon oert at tha Wrandels on Friday night opened yesterday with a demand that In dicates a really strung local desire te see this singer who baa been the reigning aen Button of tha grand opera season. At any rate she haa had More newspaper space than all tha other singers put together, even Caruso's sore throat falling to bring him aa much advertising aa Uwy goi tw her "Baloma" or bar "Thala." Tha Frank E. Long gtook oompeny at tha Boyd seems to bava struck a vein of popularity, at any rata tha house la wall filled at aaoh performance, and only kind words are heard for tha members of tha company. "The Lost Trail' la being pre aented tbia week In a very aatlefectory he haa been able to contract with wht he saya will be the moat beautiful and tuneful chorus ever seen on th. Columbia circuit, of which the Oayety theater is a member. Mlaa Fannie Ward, who la playing her first Omaha engagement thle week at tha Orpheum, la an Inveuiate roller skater, "I would rather skate on roller skates than go out on a tally-ho," the says. Miss Kmeraon, who la Mlaa Ward's traveling ewmpanlun aa well as having a part In the sketch, la something of a roller skater herself, so h mudead admits, Hut wliat attracts the viaitor'a eya r ho Interview ing rennls Ward la the collection vi dia mond, and they are not "prnerty" dia monds, but really and truly dlamun4a. Tha SXigene Trio, who are known to their Omaha friend tui the Finney brother, and who used to play on th. lota here before they went into real stage work, opened their engagement at the American last night and were given a welcome that made them forget they had been held up In Wis consin for two days when they should have been here playing among old friends. Th. Nonpareil club waa out In force, and others assisted. The boys do a very neat and skillful act on ' the bars, and execute aev- punuo ooneumera. It waa referred to the committee of the whole. The committee appointed to a see dam ages which will result from the contem plated Loouat street viaduet fixed the total damages at K005.B0, of which 11.500 la awarded to the Standard Oil oompany. 11.000 to Merf at Bourka, ffiM to tha McCasue InveeUnent oompany, S27B each to John O. Cobb, Elisabeth H. Charlton and Charles flattens, and S1Z8.S0 to tha Cody Land company. A report of the sidewalk oommlttee .ot- tlng aside ,X0 from tha sidewalk fund for Intersection sidewalks, waa adopted, but waa later reconsidered and referred to the committee of the whole. Brldgea ODDoaed tha report, saying that all sidewalk Im provements should oome out of tha general fund. A request of the N. W. Halsev A Co . bond agenta, that new bonds be drawn for the Seo,000 park issue of 1910, waa referred to the finance and olalme committee, Hal aey representative oontended that the Issue was Irregular tn that O. O. Lobeck. then comptroller, signed the bonds. But as they were later made valid by a special act of the laat legislature they should bear ths signatures of the present city offlclala And now a atory comes from New Tork that Nat Oeodwln and Maxine Elliott are to be paired for the coming season In a revival of seme of their termer successes. Oa Saturday fer matlaee and night at the Braudele theater, Mlaa Grace Van Btuddlford will be eeen In a new cemlo cpera entitled "Tha Paradise of Mahomet," Tha attraction 1 being brought here direct from tha Herald Square theater, N.w York City, under the direction ef David V. Arthur. Negro is Killed by Blow of Falling Briok Laborer Fatally Injured When Strook on Heid by Weight from Eight Stories Above. John Walls, a negro laborer, 60 years old. waa fatally injured at the new Union Pa cific headquarters building at Fifteenth and Dodge streets Tuesday afternoon by a brick which fell from the eighth atory and struck him on tha head. The accident was not reported to the police. Walla was taken in tha Union PaolOa ambulaoee to Ht. Joseph's hospital and died there Wednes day morning. INJUNCTION AGAINST THE TANNERY IS REFUSED JeSse Day Holds that that It Mas .o Bees Established a ate Us Are S Wnleane. An Injunction to prevent the Smith-Look-wood Manufacturing oompany fiom oper ating its tannery at Thirteenth and Cas te! la r Btreeta was denied John Rush In s hearing of tha suit by Judge Day in tha district court Tuesday. Rush had objoetsd to tha odora arising from tha tannery, but Judge Day held that ha had not suffi ciently established tha faot that the stuvlla were a nuisance. Ban Welsh, tha eminent monologlat, who la appearing tbia week at one of the local theaters, will next staecn bad hla own big extravegante oompany which la booked for a week at the Oayety early next season. Mr. Welab la engaging hla own' cborua and as bla angagemcala this season have placed him on bills which have carried aoma stunning "girt acta," Or. b Ft Toaffi P en's preserves and beau ties the teeth and imparts parity and fragrance to the bream. Modien should teach the little ones its daily use. Pool Hall OrUaaaee Referred. The Commercial club'a ordinance, regu lating and licensing pool and billiard balls. waa Introduced by Smoker and referred to the oommlttee of the whole. Lee Bridges, Janice flchnetderwlnd and Oeorgaa Holme were appointed by Mayor Pahlman aa apeolal appraisers of all city property for the current year. Tha suggestion of Waldermar Mlehaelsen. olty electrician, to replace gaa lamps with Incandescent eleotrlo lights, which came In the form ef s communication, waa placed on file without debate. The olty olerk'e report ahowed that 2.310 loon aoa were laaued during the month of April for a total of Se.ir8.a0. A resolution by Mrldgea, directing all city employes to participate tn the municipal parade on May St. waa pessid hy unanimous vote. Fifty dollars were set aside to put Twenty-first street from Spruce to Burdette street In a pa ass Ma condition. These ordinances were paaaed: One for paving B street from Biz tee nth to Ontario street, one for changing the curb tines of Pine street from Thirty-third to Thlrty- atxth, one for changing the curb, lines of staple street from .Sherman avenue te Eighteenth street, one for grading Indiana street from Twenty -ninth to Blvervlew place, one for grading Porty-4onth street from Jones to Leavenworth street, one for opening Portia th street from Blondo to Lake, and another for opening Nineteenth street from Leavenworth atreet to Maaoa street ilaeheS with a Rataer, wounded with a gun or pierced by a rusty nail, Bucklen'a Arnica Salve heal the trouble. Guaranteed. 26c For aale by Beaton Drug Co. HOMEOPATHS HAVE RECEPTION Aaaeal Meetlas ef Physlcleas of This School Opeaa with Social Fee tare. The reception for the delegates to th annual meeting of the Ktate Homeopethlo Medical society waa held at the Ptxton hotel Tueaday night. The convention of the homeopaths, which Is meeting at the same time as the larger convention of the "regulars" at the Rome, Is well attended. The program for the two days Includes addresses by Dr. H. R. Arndt of Cleve land, field aeoretary of the L H. A. Dr. K K. Buach ef Carthage. Mc Dr. O. A. Young and Dr. Laura Brown of Lincoln, president of the association. Tha banquet will be held Wednesday nlhgt. Wn ea Trial for atarder. (ll'll-l IIALU Vl , May t-For the first time since Mary RoKers was hanged for the murder of her husband, a woman 1 on trial In tills state for a capital offense The defendant Is Mrs. Plorenoe Dodge, widow of J. Marshall Dodxe. a former hlah sheriff of Ihu couniy. who le ac cused of ths murder of llliam Heath, At Fountains & EUewhero Ask for TOUGH'S" Thi Original and Genulnt MALTED MILK Tha Food-drink for JUI lgu At retUuranta, hotels, snd fountains. Delicious, invigorating and agrtiining. Keep it oa your sideboard at home. Don't travcJ without A quick faocb. preps, ia m ruinate. Take bo imitation. Jut sa7 TIORLICII" ia Ho OombJno or Trust o It Wovj Tctaonow A. M. to W Take) CA3CARET at bi ten t Up in the ranrnrng faifag fca aaei daady. No need lot esJnVM (ran vr-atlg ami drink ins. The Maaaajr wak wifia ra We? mml U wmmw bet? jmm M2flU baU IbeaaaakJ keep wel. w t-if3 i 1 1 V rasa 1 E.' M. F. DEALERS MEET FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES. . Oroupsd In front of tb aalearooms of tha E. M, F. company at 20M-S Far nam atreet are ahown eighty of tha local agenta of the concern who met tha factory representatives In Omaha on last Monday. The affair waa moat auccesa ful, tha dealer throughout the Omaha territory coming In contact with each other and having th opportunity to become acquainted with th latest output of tha E. M. F. factories. At Monday noon tha 126 dealera present were given a dinner at the Paxton hotel. Following thla, Paul Smith, assistant sales manager of the EL M. F. company, addressed the assembled dealera at length. Mr. Smith also explained the varloua processes of manufacture uaed at the factory, as waa graphically Illustrated with 10.009 feet of moving picture film. The feature of the meeting waa tha Introduction of tha "Flanders 20", which Is being put out this year. R. W. Craig, manager of tha Omaha branch, la ahown In the above picture aeated at the diiver'a left In tha "Flandera 10" In the center of the group. CAseaBjrra , an asiabaa tnr aj ii im be e I THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS, fetter eeey sweat riel aw CalMeaa. Orteis ran a riinmna nHi iti, m at . Tsetaiaa twm lna aea rssslm tk aevela a4 imn Warms. The a rale, is M keen. Tkss an iioiui ta th Uste Call Use Use. ow 1.M taeumea- tia l' W IsjiiSt, 0r tJ reus- TWj a.r tH. i r u Puim. s. nm. iUna, AUae i. Oil . I. Three Trains East One morning and two evening trains daily from Union Station, Omaha, to Union Station, Chicago. Snper ior service in standard sleepers (comfortable and thor oaghly clean berths), unsurpassed dining car srrvica (meala a la carte) on the hicago ibaukee & St. Railway Paul Leave Union Station. Omaha, 7:42 A. Mn arrive Union Station, Chicago, 8:45 P. M. The Business Man's train leaves Omaha 6.-00 P. arrives Chicago 8.-00 A. M. The third train leaves Omaha 11. -43 P. M., arrives Chi cago 1:00 P M. next day. All trains eleotrio lighted tkroughont. TICKETS: 1524 Farnarn St, Omaha. YOST stor2S 5urs INSURED against fire moths burglary. Corner 20th and Farnam, Telephone Doug. 3040. mm$m Women LiKe Wmmm Pabst W'W0m The IWof Quality lulwM, Wkr &fJA its delicate appctmng fla- M 1 WmIm: H vorotHTutrtkfl Mmmm W JlS excessive bifter that ia P i , r 'X e r .i" ' " ' !. ' ( i I -.-'-. "sl-s rriiriV:, itftet (Srin imp nmmi mm &mmm 4 - i KSSSSSSBKBBm S3SS3SS Z2SSE21 The Bugbear of "Wash Day! is lew noticeable if you have A Gas Water Heater There is no struggle to get the fire "going right." There is no coal fire to watch in order to keep it "going right" There is no coal dust or dirt to 6oil the newly washed clothes. There is no overheated kitchen or laundry. Connected to the kitchen boiler A Gas Water Heater is indispensable to the comfort of "Wash Day." Put a match to the burner and in a short time yon have ample hot water. Price, connected, $10.00. j,' Our representative will call upon request and arrange C2ivenient terms. OMAHA GAS CO. UXICSOL S too bar triad rrcrr other knoara rwoeMty for rfaeamatlem do not 6e pair. loo aUU iiara UHcaol, the) praoCasal certain ty at CD1U0, a4 tb abflotataj certainty of material snt kaatiac benefit to toQ back on. Oiieao ia not eureaiU Its apeefel Is iboaonUo vtma km H thtm tor romovina tha cameo Everybody now4ayi knowa tttctl rtLOamatUia la causexl by an aoceMi c4 Urlo AeU tn tha blood, itoo&l nctlV ofttLoa tour roliatre. but Cy oaaao poaalMy fat M tb Mat at tba) ttt Compare for yourself Measure The Bee against other )oca) papers in respect of quality as well as quantity of thne)y news and interest ing articles from day to day and The Bee's superiority wili be demonstrated Urteaol Is Jaat What Its nazaej rlo AaUL Bsmort th eeuus and th ffloaaa Viiosol sot only rmree the) xmuaun forms of rheomaUsno, bat It oas irtnU to othsr rome47. bas beXar aoosan v BllBasS4: rr rxsaofjvxs and Euxm&Tca CCPOSITS IN TUB JOINTS. THBT HAVE BE2BM AOCimfTja i33 tso roa TEAK a. lUooiVfai are in cmr vom&aAon of not oaa) bat many oases whs ft Joints of tha finger wore so tbloke mod as to bo practloa&y ttieleaaiq hsrs th hip or Us ka Jotnta ira) so flltod vita ths oeposlts as to rao n ler ths TtcOra irhoQy vnabls to Wtkfl . . . . . yl im jmueaia irero cnxnf leewy w stored to health and aoUs by. the yatematlo ih of UrtosoL In this way Wosol hM iMea J S-oottlas RENKWES OF TOOTH Ws can truthfully claim th omar& able rsoord of SO per earns, of cure whera a proper opportunity Is S"aQ oar remedy to aooompllsh tba reanlt. We irtU gladly wppry taaarirrton talis Write for folder. If yoor drngKlat doas not Kara K, aM ana dollar to Tha OaBaaresis CKonwoal Co 825 New HI oh Ot, Los Angelea, Calif, and v via aauA fern a UxUa prepaid. For aale ana recommended by Eherman 4: McConneU Drug Co, Owl Drug Co., Omaha. Neb. 2 Bee Bnarsa ri, TWENTIETH CENTURY FWL'aTR Oae Delias' Per Za