THE- BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. MAKCH 1H12.
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W. Uaatm Ajr renew Adv.
Hets Fassaaa Bock Beer '
Oa dreaght and in tattles on and. a-'ur
Van, a, . . - 4.
Guaranteed to ba the 00)7 lenutne fcoek
Beer braved In Omaha. Family trad?
a applied ay- ,
WM. J. BOEXEOFF. Eetail Dealer.
PtHaaee: Dourtaa IIS; indepeoJent A-a.
Omj Takes Oat Bias p. U. Cerny
wu out a ccramlMlraetthlp blank.
I aU far jte-7rl Wry and
Scute Csn.'who were arrested Sunday
" seeping cn the sjusts. were sentenotf
te sixty iy each in tbe county Jail by
Judge Fqnter. .
eea- -aJlaujey mepate fJerUea Tt:s
muuminy dispute cei,ireen Oeorcia M. Beck
and FnderlcJc o, 'Beck has been settled
in dfttrtct courL Beck mm u an .hm.
sad a freed to pay, an additional LbM n
euuraon., - .
oa Sot Better Cars Street
Tellvsay offlriala declare thst the present
snoastorm caused the least inconvenience
ana aeley to beaniing passencers of any
af tbe season. The eno was heavy and
wet and once an apt cT the tracks re
mained off.
ena Cent at Mnh
term at federal court is being held at
Hastings. Judge T. C. Hunger is pre
stding and will hear a number of cases,
nil or whfch are of minor importance.
Xnited Rate Marshal W. P. Warner
left tor UasUhga Monday morning.
. wood Jos toe Bafinsar Hare's a Job
t tt,Q a year for soma man who has
d emparlance as a civil engineer. Uncle
tUm will pay that much for a ehiet en-
"err in the Irrtcatton department, and
, he, desires all those whs would like the
Pffitnoa to write at .once to the liltrt
Plates Civil Service Commission, Wesh-
tr Boats aara A letter received by
City Treasurer Ure from Kountso Bros,.
. the cHy's fiscal agent in the east, states
fhnt tn.lH.Oi city bonds and coupons. In
luding W.S0O bonds and coupons of the
aohoot district, were destroyed In the
Equitable Ufe building firs. Destroyed
woooa of tne city were largely a street
I tmprovement Issue. Proof that they were
' elestroyed a III be submitted by Kouatse
Bra, and the money for their redemp
tion will then be turned over, tne city
accepting a receipt for them In ease It
hould be some time discovered that they
were not destroyed.
Members' of: the; Nebraska Retailers' Association
Ite-te is Announced ,
to Lay Cornerstone
The eaverelgn council at the Woodmen
of the Woitd. which bas been holding Its
annual mooting here for the last ten
slays, adjourned Saturday afternoon after
contract, bad been awarded the atosler
Sate company for an tll.OOt door tor the
vault ta the new building. ...
Ouatng Saturday's session July 9 wss
nsjnfjd as the date for laying the corner
tor.e of the new building. .
The following of the council were In
attendance: .
'l. C. Root, John T. Tatee, Colonel B.
yr. Jewell, Dr. Ira W. Porter. Dr. A. D.
Cioyd. A. H. Barnatt. Omaha; W. ' A.
"raser, Dallas. Tex.; Morris Sheppard,
Texarkana, Tea.! H. V. Simral. Colum
us. Mlsa. : D. E. ' Bmdshaw, Uttle Hock,
Ark.! J. E. Fitagerald.- Kansas City; N.
B. Maxey, Muskogee, Okla ; E. a Leals,
Xjngston. N. C; Colonel T. E. Patter
nan. Chatanooga, Term.; F. D. Campbell,
Port Huron. Mich.; William Ruesa, Cleve
land. O.s R. a Wells, Mobile, Ala. .
MIU MAYNARD ADDRESSES
c . LYRIC CROWD ON TRUSTS
fc alila Topper Maynard of U Angeles
lectured yesterday afternoon at tbe Lyric
theater on The Trust Problem." "No
, sublet," ssid Mrs. Maynard,' "Is dls-
Icuseed so much aa the trust problem, and
, -ao-so little purpose. 'The reason discus
alone of the trust amount to so little is
'because the simple natural solution Is
rone thst too many persns art unwilling
(to face. i. .
i "Collectius ownership, is the only sola-
on of the trust problem. Such industrial
tyranny as Is Involved In the power of
half down men In America is Intoler
able. Freedom Is only a name when such
conomio despotism Is possible. J. Pier--pout
Morgan has far more power than
, she emperor of Oermany ever dreamed
.of having.
"Dividing the big corporations into
smaller bodies is not a remedy. The same
owners and same directors control and
tbe monopoly ia as complete at ever; the
tjewer of Individual owners la at huge as
ever."
EXPERT GAS APPRAISER
v IS COMING THIS WEEK
Eaatara expert accountants secured by
toe elty , to audit the books of the gas
company are not expected to begin then
work before April li, as a ruling of the
court has fixed thst date as the time
when the gas company must tu-n Its
'books over to the city.
Junes Hail, hired at U per day to
appraise the company a property, discover-where
money Is. spent and tell
how It ought to be apdht, will probauly
be here this week to' begin ais work.
When the reports of i these' experts are
given the city they' sill be taken by Af
aistant City Attorney Lambert before
the court In the fight; for a reducUdn of
ga rates from It li to 1.
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.' ' ' . RGTALEllS' MUET 1IKKK THREE DATS BtGIN.MNG THIS MORNING.
From Left; to Right-Fred-Diera, Henry Bolton, 'W. H. Avery," M. A. Hosteller, Treasurer; U T. IiSnghorst, President: V. PeWeber. J. M. fiollogly.
MANY RETAILERS ARE COMING
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Indications Axe the Attendance Will
t ' Be Record-Breaker. '
OFFICERS ABS 0?f' HAND EARLY
President Laaaborst. nays the Ibow
, Will Be the Meaas at Brlalns;
' Maay Additional Retatl-
. ere t OiaoUs.
Attendance at the sixth annual conven
tion' of the Federation of Nebraska Re
tailers will be between 1.000 and 1.000, ac
cording to the estimate of President U
F. . Lanchorrt.' who' Is In Omaha to pre
pare for the meeting. " y
Present weather conditions Indicate
the biggest attendance In the history, of
the . organisation. With the weather
man handing out snow,' the merchants
have no. chance of selling spring; goods,
and "It is expected they will embrace the
opportunity to attend the convention.
A,' W. ,Ha auxins,. secretary of the Nor
folk Commercial dug. .were accompanied
to 'Omaha by -.three -merchants of his
city and, ha says ten more plan to, come.
Last year Norfolk had no representative
at the meeting. Manager. Parrlsh of Hie
publicity bureau of the Commercial cluh.
which will assist the Omaha Jobbers In
entertsinlng'the delegates, says he has
similar encouraging reports from all
parts of the state. .. . - .
The convention .will begin this morning
at, the. Rome and close Thursday , after-
Boon. Tonight the men will be entertained
t a"surpro part)'' in the Auditorium
and Jhe women at a theater party at the
Boyd.' i . '.. - t - ' . ...
! Officers ot Assoelatloa.
Officers of' the association are Presi
dent, F. Langhorst; vice president.
0. W." Darner, Overton; secretary, P. P.
Fodrea, ' Onuiha; treasurer, SC.. A. I los
tetler, Shrlton; execnttve" committee,' U
F. LMnirhbrsti'O. "W." DafngVV M. K. 'tiom
tetler; JV. H. Avery. Tilde';, Fred Diers-.
Madlson. Fred.De .Waver. Arlington; C.
E. Jielncrt, i Wymore; ' John Schweer,
Oreelry: M. O. Miller. Seaard. ' .
Dean Tancock of Trinity cathedral will
pronounce the' intoratlon at the opening
session. ! Mayor -Dahlman and President
Haverstick of the Commercial club will
welcome the visitors and E. A. Wurl of
Platumouth ' will respond. President
Langhorst will 'deliver his ? annual ad
dress and reports of" officers will be made.
-A tteraaoa .Proejrass. . ' ' " '
i The afternoon' program, beginning . at
I: P. m.. will be: , . ' ! ..
Question box, conducted by O. W..
Darner; grntril topic,, "Credits end Col
lections. - .....
"Tne Cssh System." J. W. Schweer,
Greeley, Neb. -..
"The Pioper Handing .of Credits,"
Joseph C. Zlmmerer. Avoca, Neb.
"Credit .Retinas for Local Organisa
tions." A. W. Hawkins, Norfolk. Neb. ,
General discussion of cash and credit
systems. '- . .
Mrs. Mary. Mangum, .
. Dies at Age of 74
Mrs. Mary E. Mangum, 74 years old,
died at I o'clock yesterday afternoon at
the home ot her son, C, A. Mangum,
KM North Twenty-eighth street ' Sha
had lived twenty-two' years In Omaha.
Mrs. ' Mangum' wss" prominent for many,
years la the work ot . the North Side
Christian 'church. ' ; i e
She' Is survived by three, sorj. ,E. C.;
Mangum of Boise. Ida.,-and C. A. :Msn5
gum ot Omaha', i , ') -, x'
The .funeral services will be , held . this
evening, at T:W o'clock' at the North
Twenty-eighth1 .street. home, ,the Rev. Mr.
Klrachstn conducting .them., The;borty.
will be sent to' Keosauqua, la. , i r ..
Girl in English Jail
:With Suffragettes;
! Father Unconcerned
ALBANY, N. Y., March It "I have not
decided whether I shsll ask the federal
government to take steps for my daueht
ffs release," said H. R. Wrtght, father
ot Alice Morgan WrlKht who la serving
a two months' term In Holloway prison.
England, as a result of a suffragette win
dow emsshtng expedition In London last
week. Mr. 4Wright, who with his wife
was In the south when news of their
daughter's srrrat reached ' them, arrived
here tonight. , ' 1 " '
"I think Alice la all 'light where she M
now," said Mr. Wright.' ' "Hhe hasn't
committed any crime. The magistrate
who sentenced her said thst She was
simply caught In bad company. She was
standing on the sidewalk when' a window
was ' broken, was rounded up with the
crowd and sentenced slong with the
others. I have not ' been able to com
municate with her personally, but have
heard from ner through frlende.i
"1 have been Inaulrtng Into my daught
er's legs rights, but my counsel has not
advised me as to myfuture action."
feet end the woman
math the motor.
s crushed be-
Culled from the Wires
Albert Berrv sucr-reis.ullv lesned from
a flying aeroplane ui a parachute at HI.
Louis. - i
Lieutenant Colonel George W. Ooelhals,
I. R A., clilff rnglneer of the Pansma
canal, was Ihe auesl of the German em
peror at luncheon.
Tbe Religious r-lucatlon association's
vanguard occupied local pul4ts In Ht.
Louis preliminary to the association's
ninth general conveniion.
Girl Drops to Death
Taking Examination
.' For Pilot's License
.. ETAMPER France. March lL-M'ss
Susanna Bernard, a ll-ysar-old aviator,
wee killed hers' todsy while undergoing
examination .for a ' pilot' license. Bhe
,had passed ,' most , of . the tests uccess
(ully when, in attempting a sharp turn
to. the right, " the machine was ce'.igH
Vby an eddy and ca?slsed. It frll rt
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Clean!
Wbttlier New or 0i
Any broom sweeps cleaa
when it's smv. but the broom
that iweeps clean when It's eld
is the broom to bny.
By selertla ealr a oertsls grass
of eaeb seasoa's broom eora eras,
sad aulas It as socerdlng lo ear
ews of Igisel ssd advanced Ideas, we
have oblelaed la lbs Utile PeUs.
a teet that awai Its rhaslsa quai
hr and rets the dirt with Isast shy
sktaledort. Tbe
UnLEPOLLY
Broom :
Is tweaeuseed s cem br wesm whs
have hied II.
"la leaear have side etMckee,
backeckes sad Hred arms es swees
ssa days,1 writes eas.
h am set (eviHra so Sruwli cartel,1
sen taMSt r.
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BENSON LANDMARK BURNS;
. THREATENS 3AiIK 'NEARBY
A Banaoa tandraarfc .was destroyed by
fire last night.
The small reatdeace which has stood for
eighteen years between Main and Bryant
streets so Military annua bufned to
the XTound. The Banaoa volunteer fire
department kept the blaze confined to
the Uttle building. Too rarmara aad
MerchaBts baaic direct! ccck. of woicj
tbe bouse stood wa uj.cai for mo.-j
thaai aa hour.
Ta little residence lately bad been oc
aupjled by Bad Keicon. - It was owned
by James Walsh. The loss la astisau.:
K-SAfl-BEN UST CLOSE
TO FIVE HUNDRED MARK
The Xnteiti of Ak-Bar-Eea : now nun-
tee 4H. These and toe next five the;
sod In name ar.A In'.tlatlon lea o: t'i!
art prnirueea imnta:ry frost taitlatioe.
, . fc. . i i i . , I li mi I'eeti lau i mi utile rent 1 1
("""Sa. " i "V1" ."" ' i ' j IrteSM, teell m ee. msnw ft-
j' ..... j sale, te MctltftlaMMertiSfitHMSt JJ
Looks .GtiottTastes Good SSss'
f -' - ' " '.V -i : ...V .. . l t traaaa. Wrtis let
I V ' '. .. ' - . ' ' eat "U resr- sWaM.
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'dA ' f yt k 'Vl flli ifliTllll H. J. Hngh Co.. Wistrib's. Ouwua.
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aaej , eer.
M d7uh ewi ta Mnieed 4 ift.
VaVTOh Qrdep oan ec this Cwlchiiu
braat eant to sow hann, .
Wf. fk anSKUOrr. ReXan tjeaw.
VtKBtli CvllfaM U, tahjrto4n. A S&
Pabst
BlueRibbon
' TieBeerofQnaLrr
I HE. waiter knows . that, he is serving a dis-
criminating' guest when ordered to bring
Pabst "Blue Ribbon" Beer.
This is the i beverage beyond compare, and is appro
, , pnaie ior.au times ana . occasions. . Wholesome and
refreshing a delight to the eye Jand "the palate-ithe perfection- of .brewing.
- Bottled only at the bravery in costal clear' bottles', . '
nvwmg ai a glance uwt it is clean, and pure.
Serve it your family and guests. Phone or write
THE PABST COMPANY
1307 Leavenworth . fhDnuDoutiaiUiii$ Omaha, Nebr.
ORE people buy
rtriamnriH TtrM lhan
buy any other tingle
Drana in uie worm.
C And people who have
once bought Diamond
Tires keep on buying
them.
C The reason is simple. Dia
mond Tires five the Greatest
Mileage, ssd by dots j so cot
lire eipease to the lowest
aotch.
C If you have been buy
ing ures on a rnce oasis,
start now to buy them
on a Quality baas.
AT YOt'R DEALER'S OR
The Diamond Store
WS 1WS inS CIS
AXJtOS, OHIO
Ready
The New Spring Crossetts. " For
business, street or dress wear '
vou will find Crossetts comfort-
able, stylish and serviceable,"
Crossett styles have the snap, the
dash, the "go" that you like. It's .
easy to select $our Crossett style -,
Crossett Shoe.
"MAKES LIFE'S WALK EASY";,
Tttti aaaan
J 4 to $6 evii-j-where
Lewis A.Crosaelt.lnc.Moker,
rWtk Abinjteai. Masa
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Sole Omaha Agents
Crossett Slides
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Healthful
Whiskey
LVssHissaa
6,WwrsjH
T'oulMSttS
Too much care can not
be used ia selecting the .
right stimulant for invalids. "
Your doctor recommends pure ,
whiskey. Therefore, in order that '
you should be protected, buy
Clarke's Pure Kye. .
WHY?.
Because it is bottled in bond under the
supervision of the government, 100 proof. ,
Because Clark' a qualifies aa pur rym under the,'
Pure Food Law end ia so guaranteed. Because It is '.'
made In the largest whiskey distillery In the world.
Because thedlatillers guarantee It tebe absolutely .i
pure, rye whiskey. Tbe beet and safest tor msdi-'
""aXABKE OS. ft CO feecU, HI. !
mf, K 1 Mil' V
Bridges the Ditstance
With Safety, Speed, Comfort .
Between Omaha and Chicago
Leaves Union Station
6:08 p. m.
V. aU Baalal aka
Bas Wi Wm lt
We vaaM ml akaaa nar
at Caa'tl
Electric lighted throughout, with drawing-room, sleeping rr..
observation car, dining car, cuair cars and coaches.
Z Arrives La Salle Station . . . . . 8:09 a. m.
Only One ea tie TCJevataC Xasea
Arrives Englewood Union Station . . 7:54 a. m.
Coaveaiaat ta Santa Side Slstrtct
Other Good Trains at :! p. m 12:3 a. an.
fur tiHttt, rtt:Tt?lkuti or inormalwa, jihmt, trril: or eoiU
Ticket Office:
1322 Farrurn fMreet.
.S-McNAU.Y.
Division Passenger Agent.
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