THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, MAY 28. 1912.
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Special Selling Women's $4 and $5
Pumps and Oxfords $2,95
The Shoe Department will set a new record for May
ales. Their buyer has done much to pave the war with
a special purchase of Women's $4.00 and $5.00 Pumps and
Oxfords that will be on rale this week at $2.95.
These are in dull and tan calf, black suede and patent
fonr-evekt ties; also black or brown velvet pumps.
SPECIALS m SHOI DRESSING
.White Nova .19c j Shoe Cream 19c
Shoe Snow 10c Gilt Edge .19c
Alaska Clay Outfits, complete ,25?
"Cfnrf rJtfM" Qkneic Wo! Nb'nslva arsrtts for the fnv
dltUUsgUl OU0CS ou choc for children, broad and mo
di um to laau natural shape, yet fashtonabln to the lait defre.
u In rtTTl . tmm
till II r9 11.11
11518-1520 FARtfAM STKEET
ALFALFA NETS 616 RETURNS ;
Holdrej Kan Tells of Profit Hade
by His yeighbon.
BTJTXJ IHA5 IXSIGATZD 1A5D
Kebraaka itrn Brim Creater Re.
tame Thaa Any l-aad la tha
I nlled Statca far tfc Money .
laveetcd.
"Alfalfa.' aald B. If. Price of Holdrate
at the Faxtaa Suaday, "I one of the
axon profitable crops that the farmer of
Vearaaka ean rale, and under some con
dition and etrearaatenree will pay the
lead owner t to K par acre groee per
annua. 1 think It can be relied eucceaa.
fulljr In all aertlene ef the etate, but
probably M deea a Utile better In the
South Plait valley thaa farther cast and
north. Tke ami eeema la. be better
adapted le lie growth fer aome reason.
"When I talk of the large revenue from
alCeJfe I have a eaa In mind. North of
llolerege George Taylor bae a field uf
forty aerea at the forage -plant It waa
pastured aU laat fall aad winter until the
keay a now eama and at that time the
round wee alinoet bare. The plant
eterted to grow with the flret approach ef
arm ayaalbcr thla aprlng and right now
the entire field haa the appearance of a
flower garden. The field la ready for the
tint cutting, which will be netted thla
week.
Taylor Makee Bstlasate.
"Mr. Taylor baa 4d aome eetlmale
and be figure that the cut will run two
tone per aero. Hut the beet part, of the
deal le that he haa contracted every ton
to a Denver commleelon man. He get
111 per ton. f, 0. b. Iloldreg. The ex
penee of the harveet will not be to ex
ceed 13 per ton. which learre a nice little
net of 110 per toa. or 3t per acre. There
are few ernpe lliat will make mora than
thla. but thi la not alt.
"Along III July, or perhape the latter
part of Jim, la the event the climatic
conditions are rtiht, Mr. Taylor 1U take
aft another cutting. Thle ought to run
arvaad three- tone per aera and tell fe
et leant PJ per ton. f. . b. Moldrege.
which you ean figure le eaotW fcl per
acre grass. Thla ought ta aatlefy any
tree. But hotd'oa.
"In Auguet there will be another crop
ready to take off thle field. Thla will
probably be about two lone per acre and
It ought la eel I fur H per toa gross, thua
In the aggregate making HI per art
that the forty acres aunae to return this
feeaoa a revenue, to tay Rotim of the
paeturage that It WIN afford alter l.e
laat cut Mug and until the ground la to.
red with saow aa deep that cattle i-e sl
ant grase.
Better Thaa Irrigation.
"Show me a place la the famous and
much boomed Irrigation eeettuua of tl.e
west where land will produce euch re
turna. While Mr. Taylor- lend is nut
tor eel, tract la cke proximity anil
equally a productive, though not fl
highly Improved, can be bought tor from
ta lit pet acre, while that Irrigated
land out where thvy can tali three to
all ton of alfalfa annually I adverileed
and talked up aa being cheap at Ut to
S per acre.
Nebraska l good enough for any wan
who win rultlrai the land and tue hi
bd ta ee doing. If a niaa can make
a per acr a Mr. Taylor Is dulng there
t pa tie ef looking or going eleowhere
to try aad find re me thing better."
Jalla Baaae.
Scarlet fever itatmtd a second vk-ttci
ta the Baeae family Sunday, whan
Julia, the -eat-.V deuxhter .f Mr. and
Mr. Job Baau, aivrf. Tlirve weeks
g. Joaa, r, taa to lent eon. d!-d from
the fever. The funeral wae held yester
day aftameoa from tke doom. 1211 South
Twalf lb atnet. la lu meat Bwng In roreat
Lawa cenwtery. .
The Newest
American Drink
Hawaii Has PrasBte4 tLe W.rld
Wda a New Drak tisi is Deitaiea !
to Become th Drink of tot Age.
, Try taitlsg tail wen jtrful w bev
erage for awkiis and ootic bow good
yam feaL It will bnild p th entire
evstem.
Put piaeapple juice hag taste ttiat
xaaka aa iaotant ppaaL Its iaeo.
rab!a (oedaea acd health giving
a,ualitie hav naia it tha" foremen
Amerieaa drink.
It very aecidedlj aid digest io sd
I apcxiallj iaeoDaded for ease of
tor throat. Biager aad pabli speak
ar should a ever be without it
Dole' Piaeappl Juiea i th pur
uiea of choice pineapple, and i pot
tied right wber tha fruit ia growm.
Sold by f reear aad dragpsts averv
wkera. Order a bottle to-day.
"CooIiEf Drinks aad Deeeert" a
tit tie book eostaiiiBf reripea far gaaaj
pleaaaat, pool leg drinks, ant free.
KawaiUa Ftnap-1 Frodaets On, Ltd.
. 113 Market tV, tsa frrsr'aco
great
rV-TVi at V
iistac .01.1
LTiJB.fi
TREES" GROW IN SAND EULS
Xollea Man 8ayi it it PoMible to
Seforeit Fite..
-t
USED MAPLE COTTONWOOD. PT2TZ
Three Yrare Age Me btarta Kspert
saeata aad ee Haa Many flee
Uraerlaa; Troee oa Fwraiea
a.
tireat Deerr. ". a
i That It to poeilble to reforeet the send-
hill aectloa ef Nebraska has been thor
oughly proven." eeld K. K. Olson, residing
north of Mullen, aome twenty miles In
Cherry county. Ha waa In the city over
Sunday, etopplng at the Fallen,
, "My ranch. Including a Klnkald borne.
ateed and I.M err of deeded land, ta
right ta the heart of the sandiest of the
Sandhill. Of courae, I have aome valley
and hay flats, but the greater portion
consist of a uccfton of bill of (and.
Thla sand la without bottom and as while
and pur aa that along the Missouri river.
By keeping the prairie tire off I hevs
succeeded In getting all of the hills
grased over ao that the pasturage Is fine
and the Nnwoula no longer oncur. How
ever, It I sand.
Kiperlsaaat a laeeesa.
Three yeere age I start rd experiment
ing with treee. planting buxelder, maple.
Cottonwood end pine. The flret year we
unusually dry, but of the. !. tree
planted I did not lone to exceed too. The
me ile nearly all pulled through, as did
the Cottonwood. The loesee were the
heaviest with the boxeidera, the poorest
tree of all. I did not lose mere than
fifty of my pines. The neit year I did
not toee a tree and this taring every one
ef them I In fin condition and growing
rapidly,
"To get my start I planted pine seed
lints and the needs of the me pie and box
eidera, The cotton woods were seedlings
pullrd long the Nlohrara liver In the
north.
"L'nderetend I aid net plant my treee
In hay (leu and vllc)a for thla land
waa- loo valuable for thla purpose, I
put them on the side of the tandhllle and
la some I nuance right on the very tops
of the rldgea. Now 1 have hundred of
tree six e" right feet high and they
have been (rowing but three yeara. 1
expect 1 have l.bxi pine treee as large
around ae a man' wrist and from four
to five feel high."
Sudden Flood Causes
Loss Near Yankton
TAKKTOH. S. D., Mty .-(SneeUI
Ttl.tram.)-Tnree Itiehne of rain fell In
yanktoa this moraleg. Ithln creek roes
to a height not kao.ra since the town
eaa settled. Many hemes were flooded
and t da.vb-c.x li.!u!Mtile were reeeucd
by boats. Ore It anmage waa don to
city nnd c-nintry lrtdk. with bsavy
Individual Insf. jia'.t or th rainfall fell
In tweu'.y nilr-itfu. The Jamua river
va!.y Is flooded aud there bill be great
lues to farmers, ti le f-sred. The water
I now rphi!r etiheldlng.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
. IS MARRED BY A JEST
' Thorax aad It. K. foraa, bricklayer.
nearly brought the aaaual plonks of the
Talmud Torah Hebrew achool to an un
timely nd yeMerday afternoon by aa
ssuiung A. Richards, an of tha pi.
Bicker. Thomas eVren and hi brother
were unbtddsa gut at tha plrnH and
feuhag that their proven ee was not vented
they grew restful.
"Hey, Ikcy, vnt t buy a llmand."
mockingly shouted one of them, la the
rush to sea th duttaoBd Richards led. and
titc Intruder thinking It waa a concerted
attack upoa taem. seed their ftta lustily.
uuttltg th picnicker to route. Th police
war called and the brothers were jailed,
but were later released it bonda of tA.
They were gtvea ten days in Jail sack
this asoralag by Jud. s.';uadt.
ORUGGiSTS MES-GER IS
WORKED bTEPWS CHECK
Th muxty cl ciieck le krt waa worked
aucorsfu.ly Su-osy mc.tng upon
Arthur (let ray, -i ir'sseneer. y an ua-' every
IdetUfied p o,t h weeid fane rather, coiu vieuu;
iliy abo'ill McCtav lay hi if sis ueol r e J alee !
him. Abo-it midnight Jalurday nig.it: "i",,4!'"
romrone veiled up the Pestoa Ifrug coa- stuns sever
pany at nfterath aad Faineot xtreetsjeet eera
a-;d asked ti.at a certain trcscripUoo he! l''",,J
rno end ent ont, srd that the nieesca-
uii'tt (nv .un soe-jHa annz ;
alone rh-x- for ll rlil I
When Met-ray delivered the pecktge toj
a man la apartment io. I of the Sterling : pain e auael
apanrneni at Eurhteenth and St. Mary's: t-retest In
he waa tendered a bogus check, but he! 7?."" f.or
did But knew II then
McCray gave th;
stringer H."H and returned.
The check
was discovered to
TWO FISKERMcN NARROWLY
ESCAPE DEATH IN RIVER
Char lea Wast. )r and another flsher-
irse. living en th lose side, narrowly
escaped drath by drowning when thctr
boat wa overturned yesterday la the
middle ef the MUeeurt by the high wind
white using a trammel net.
The upturned boat and abandoned net
were fewnd and both were thought lost.
Later search by Ibe of ti cere ef Oouartt
Bluffs revealed that they had managed
a perl Saws wta through Ihe high wavea
to
Lev wire .
i racxait. S oantav
CUBANS DO N0? NEED AID
President Gomes Cable Firm Pro.
test Afint Intcmatiea.
PEOPLE WILL CEtJSH EIBELLIOI
Abaajdaatly Able aad Wlllla ta Pwt
i Da wo ibe laewrroettaa fleet
Sella Paath aa Marry
Ordere.
HAVANA. Hay K.-Presldent Oomet
yesterday sent a cablegram to President
Tart In which he proton ts In friendly
but firm term agahut Intervention by
tne t aura ataiea. gi
It la my duty to say that ao serious
a resolution alarms and hurta the feel
Inge of people who love and are Jeakvua
of their Independence," he say after
reciting that he had received from United
State Minister beaupra a note Inform
ing him that the Washington govern
ment bad ordered a i unheal to Mpe bey
and a strong naval conrcntratlon at Key
Vi'eat In ntlrlpetloa of toaalble eventue ti
tles; and -also In event that th Cuban
government wae unable to protect Amer
ican property It waa the Intention to land
foreea for that purpose.
PresMmt Qomes eat the government
le doing Ite utmost, having within four
daya sent !. troopa by land and see
to crush the rebellion la Ortente and In
that abort time reatored order hi all parte
of tha laland with that exception. . He
also says that . rlflea with ammuni
tion hav hern distributed to loyal ctti
aena and that tha government le pre
pared to flsud the comraratlvelir small
disturbed section with regular and
volunteer,
Caba Able la Art. '
"I appeal to you," he continue, "as a
loyal friend of Cuba, respecting Ite rights,
that you will be convinced that thla gov
ernment la capable and sufficiently sup
ported by the valor and patriotism of
th Cube people to deal promptly with
a tew unfortunate and misguided persons
without resaon ar flag.
"If yau understand thaa condition you
will perceive that It le not the part of a
friendly government ta contribute, under
uch elrcumetancce, ta tha embarrass
ment of government and people euch
aa tboaa ef A'uba. placed. It la true, In
unfortunate conditions, but not lacking
la It methods, patriotism and courage,"
Up to a late hour tonight President
Qomes had received ao reply' to thla
message
REBKLI ACTIVK I T HI It .XT IS
Naaseraae Calls tor Pratertlaa Made
Vpaa (Inverasaeal.
SAMTIAOO, Cuba. May .-Condltln
In th province of Orient continue lo he
extremely alarming. rom all quarter,
petition are pouring In for protection,'
which Ihe government le unable to
furnish brcauss all available troopa are
being roncentratod for th purpose at
surrounding the ma.n bodies of the rebe's
under Generals Ksteno and Ivonet.
Troops under Colonel Machada had ar
engagement at Parrel with tha rebels. In
which a number of the rebela are re
ported to have been killed or wounded,
tha remainder being dispersed. A cora
peny of volunteers of Santiago ex
changed shots last night In tha outskirts
of the city with a party of insurgent
whom they dispersed.
At Tlcuahos, near Ouantanamo, go,
omment forces under Captain Persy
routed band ef Insurgents, klll'ng sev
er.. '
Ml tehre Threatened.
A party of led mounted asgroea ap
peared last night at Aurora Mantel,
threatening an attack oa fil Cobra, ten
mile vest of Santiago, where the mines
of the Cuba Copper company are located
The government being unable la despatch
troopa rent fifty rifle with which of
ficial of th coramnr armed the miner
aad o(Vier employe.
Oreat alarm t felt at Baracoa, The
town la without protection and Is out
off from oomiuunlceUoa with the Interior,
An urgent appeal haa been made to tha
government to lend a gunboat.
General Estenoi passed through Jara
hurea. about thirty at! lea to the north
west of Ouantanamo, the inorolnT 't1"
M mounted men ander els Immediate
command. General lvenet. with a band
of U0 negroes, mounted end a. mJ ...
new rifle, la pillaging the stores at Is
Carolina and vicinity. Insurgents have
appeared near Bayaoio and Jlgulnl. In
tha interior to th west, which hereto
fore haa been reported tranquil.
Mrbela Active',
The rebels have again surrounded
Palma Soriano, north of Santiago, tha In
habitants or which are vainly appealing
It protection. The Atlantic Fruit Steam
ship company haa also asked protection
tor It property at Sagua da Tanama, on
th north coast of Onvote. but ao troops
are available.
General Katenea yesterday demanded
KM from planter la tha vicinity ef
Tiguaboa. He obtained tl. after threat
ening t hang the planters.
Reports from ManxsaUia, an tha weat
coast, atat that a number of nagroea.
who were leaving town ta Jola tha In
surgents in the field, exchanged shots
alt pei.ee patrol, some of them being
wounded.
Th force of volunteers organtted by
tha chamber of commerce at Santiago to
Bingo! BIng!!
Corn's Gono!
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Wdlf Smilllf SfUM, Lfirglf Imllll
p h b t Ihe ,'
corn a
a eeond's
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ukk rld
da see t
woret coma
call ouaea,
buniene thel
evee grew
i an h a m a a
levt t.t eartial riddance' whole
rei iniog im: e.very lime:
' euieller shoes se larger em ilea '
I Xei.ee (uv unmih ej a wuistle shoe
;itpi on so eejilly. peinleasly ou furgel -jfie.t
ever had foot tiuultla. 1
! down to th reefs eim oiit It i-me '
uet ilka mat' KwM t hurt keolthv I
t SUaUJft.
Hi'-ao s a eifferent Irom usual ',
torn mrM"
aad eee.
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. At
sit sr mkm. mw-i o. in Xck n.r-
" ' -".ev in SeM la isw m, e.
A VWeMl Ov r.. Ml ui
ta see H..a M.. tse rnsv siss '
rsetwM. e Xa Xk .
protect the city now numbers upwards
of 3M well armed men. The strike baa
bees settled and the work of loading the
stcamere has been resumed.
Automobile Stops
on Intenirban Track
and Four Are Killed
MARTINSVILLE. Ind.. May r.-Tour
persona were killed at Centerton. near
here, late today when their automobile
went dead on the tracks of the Martlna
vllle divwlon of the Indianapolis. Terr
Haul Eastern Traction company and
waa hit by ear. The automobile wae
thrown Into a ditch and wrecked..
The dead:
w. d, brown: ta.
MRS. W t BROWN. 51.
MISS BON VIE BAII.ET, 1J.-
MISS lUiMK CURE. 17.
All lived In Martlnavllle. Ind.
Edde Brown, aged U, arm of the dead
eeupte was driving tha automobile and
owea his Ufa to the fact that he Jumped
when ha sw ha wea unable to get the
machine started- He wax severely In-
Chief Justice White '
Asked to Take Hand
NEW YORK, May XT.-After trying In
vain to aclect tha rive men necessary to
complete the board of seven men to arbi
tral the demands of the engineer oa
Ihe eastern railroads. K Is understood that
Daniel Willard tnd P. II. Morrlaeey, the
arbitrators, respectively representing the
railrcada and the engineers, formally will
place the matter In the hands of Chief
Justice Wlille of Ihe United autre Su
preme eoyjt. Judge Martin A. Knapp of
the commerce court and Labor Com
missioner Charles P. Neill this week.
U waa originally agreed that they were
to select five arbitrator to complete tha
board In eaa Willard and Morrlssey were
not able to agrr on them. -
Mr. Morrlssey left, her today for Wash
ington, where, with Mr, Willard, he will
eonfer with Judge Knapp and Com
mlasloner Neill, who will select the five
arbitrators and the chief Justice will
ratify their choice.
TEXAN GOES ON SEARCH FOR
WOMAN WHO SLASHES HIM
"I'm from Ten and aa toon a 1 get
my six-shooter Tm goln' to- make an
Omaha colored woman understand how
we resent losult down In th Lon Star
state. "
In a d re matte manner a man giving
th name of Ed Kinney and hi addresa
aa Roaenhurg. Tex., told Poliea Surgeon
Eiwood Sunday afternoon what he waa
going to do to a woman who had slashed
him across the left arm with a raaor.
Kinney aaya he waa cut by a woman In
tha Pan hotel an Dougla street. ' -At
a late hour laat night Mr. Kinney
from Texaa bad not mads hi return trip
to wreak his vengeance upon th woman
with the raaor. ' .
yA Pleasant Sarprtee '
follows ibe first doe of Dr. King' New
Life PHtei th painless regulator that
strengthen you. Guarauleed, 3c. for sale
by Beaton Drug Co. . . .
a 7- M nw J. J AJ?"!1 . '
TTi t s-ji -k taTTgWhas f i .
'.'I . i i- l
' liwl -xaxiaB. 1 m S'I'i ' .A r
wW. w
. )SxanTW 'V ken, i
It makes one think of everything that's
pure and wholesome and delightful.
Bright, sparkling, teeming with palate
joy it's your soda fountain
A
old oaken, bucket
,:
4'-.
Free
Whenever
you tee an
Arrow think
of Coca-Cola.
DES MOINES CONDEMNS MEAT
Fire Thousand Pounds Held to Be
Unfit sad Vawaolesomc.
PRODUCT OUT OF C0ID STORAGE
State. Board af F.eretloa I
resident Boweiaa la Bin Can-"
aalidatloa a Brnnchea !
- Medical Sebaab Benn
tlfylac Cdly. .
(Fro eUaif Correspondent.)
DES MOINES. la.. May S,'-Special
Telegram.) Five thousand pounds of
meal belonging to J. W. Dorr, th Dorr
Cattle company nnd Iowa Packing com
pany, pronounced impure and unwhole
some by Crty Physician Ray lor, was
ordered conflecated today br the city
council, sitting aa the board of health.'
The meat waa In cold storage at the
Shermarhorn - and Shotwell warehouse.
Notice of the council's action condemn
ing the meat and ordering It dee troy ed
was sent to the owners at once.
Some of the alleged Impure meat wa
seised by health officiate at the grading
camp of tha .Lincoln Improvement com
pany. '.
The State Board of Education held a
session today and among other thing
considered Ihe attack made on the state
university, iu regard to the changea lo
the medical achool. to which the homeo
paths object. The board members say
they will not comply with the request
of doctor for a change.
Member of the Greater Dee Maine
committee today pledged KW. la aid of
the building of a dam serosa the Dee
Mot nee river near the Junction of the
Coon River to form a lake in tha city
and for ornamental purposes. It la pro
posed to build such a dun to beautify
tha river near tb aoetofflca and elty
Seeweant AeejalMet. n xfarder.
CODT, Wye.. May Tf . t Special. V-cer-geant
Clarence Brtttatn, charged with the
murder at Private Cunningham la Yellow
stone park laat March, was acquitted by
Try Thla Dainty Lunch
t Our
Soda Fountain
Cub of Oenula Dutefe Hot
Chocolate with Whipped
Crsam aad Educator Toast-
aratt
TRY OUR MACAROONS, KISSES.
CAKES, ETC.., la baaary department,
oa mala Door,
ffiurtngy a go -
The Old
Oaken Bucket
t
fe Filled
with cold,
no such water now-
Bring back the old
days with a glass of
km
Delicious Refreshing
Thirst-Quenching
Demand the Genuine Refuse Substitute.
THE COCA-COLA CO.
ATLANTA, GA.
Our new booklet, teSinc
of Coca-iJoui windica- I
Ktn at vnstsawS ius j f
Ilia court-martial that reviewed the cap.
The find of th court-martial were sent
to 'San Prandeea for confirmation, but
that aha verdict will, be apprfVed goes
without saying. Brittain la still ta cos
ftneBaettt, but will be released aeon, Tha
testimony showed that Cunabtgham had
mutinied and refused to obey the order at
Sergeant Brittain. who era farced ta
hoot ta aava hie own life. Private Prank
Carroll, who eras accidentally (hot at th
time of th Cunningham killing. h re
covering. ' ...... .
DANNER BECOMES "WILD"
TO GET SENT TO JAIL
.DAVBNPORT. Is.. May S.-Pteeding
guilty to being a "wild man" aa ha ax
pressed It. Pat Danner. who claims th
record of having been arrested more times
than any other man la Iowa .today re
ceived the much coveted eenteoce of ten
day In Jail. Vagrancy wa th technical
charge. .
Danner had been presenting himself la
police court ovary ten daya during the
winter and spring and asking for th
vagrancy sentence. Hd waa refused ad
mission to lb Jail at the expiration of hi
last sentence.
Yesterday ha went out Into tha country
and laid down under a true. When people
pawed, be made atrang sounds and signs,
snd was soon rushed to th town under
close guard. . Today -after ha had bean
scute need, b vnlled. appreciatively at the
Judge. -
UNCLE SAM WILL
NOT INTERVENE
(Continued from Flret Page.)
activity around Hie naval station today.
The coal holats have been busy filling
bargee and l.lut ton will- be delivered
Immediately to th Nebraaka. in addition
to other (applies. Caputs Woo) of the
Nebraaka haa been sd vised that 130
marines coming here by special train will
be embarked on th Nebraaka. . .
A large number of volunteer were en
listed by th Cuban consul here today for
service In Cuba.
5c
tothe brim .
clear purity
pi
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P.Z 1 T-i lit!
IASK to see 'the splendid
I new patterns inGOTH- i
patterns
AM Outing, Field and Town
shirts in tine Manns. jn-
U en or Silk. Ji.OO to 1750.
V. r, 1. J, I , , u
request.
a dsaye a aT arfsJ "
-Sth Ave. Bids, new York
WK C r f
John Says:
"lilt gplitworm.
Bi Can so aad Bad
Byebottoat are gota'
,1 IteaiB' aeas w.
Jt) Thar bought a box of
rmtrsT Bwsram s
OI0) ABB ef in sad
a Xae- ef Baak Biu
Cure frasa a triaad at
zelae ap tha treel."
John' Cigar Store
i6th and Harney St$.
AMISrIMtXTS.
LAKE
HANAWA.
NOW OPEN
' More beautiful thaa aver
before. " " "1 ,
. A First Class Restau
rant' entirely" enclosed
with screen.
Dancing in the Grand
Ball Boom.. Fine Music
Many other attractions.
Admiisitm to Park Free
Drandeis Theater
On Vtfkt Only, rrKUy, May 31.
rrtoaat SO to SI Boxea, 11 M and ft.
The Senior Olaea of the Omaha High
School, Preeeata Bobert Marahall'
TlagUag Goaaedy twaxaa.
"A Royal Family"
B la borate Frodactioa, Cast of rorty,
faclndlBg Vernon nahleh, aa
Louie TH.
Ben a Bras dels Bos Office
Base Ball
OSIABA VS. WICHITA
' ROURKE PARK
May as-sa-rr-a
htaaday. Map XT, IrfHtle Bay.
Care leave ltth and Karoam. S:ll
Oaraee called :
PIANO RECITAL
MAltlE MIKOVA
TJty iTtnlnt Itj 28, 1912
BBANDEI3 THEATRE
Assisted by
Mxea, Saedsa Onus by, Boprana,
Bus-. Berglax. nanaipanisu '
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ORPHEUM TONIGHT
ELKS' BENEFIT
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?! aeapany. Lni.en Russell,
tay Teoipleuw. William Collier.
Oeorge Behan. Beeeia Clayton. John
iLff'' A? Helene Collier
tsarrtck and eher and Fields.
SBATg WOW IKITTO. '
BOMS SUMKEa GAEDEN
Entertaineri & Photo Plays
Dine Ont Doors
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