' -THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. MAY 2S. 1912.
EVER HEAR OF
PICKLED FEET?
SOUNDS FUNNY. DOtSNT IT BUT
IT IRIOU-OHOO-0l-eVSTPIOUSI
TOU MAY
PIOKLID-rlO BO YOU
KNOW
"PleMed Pert!" Tbst's SEW en tm TOT.
KkM feet meant DANGER llle-lonf atoary
for their poor, eufleniis owners. Pickled lot
are feet that hart r-.a, and an Dow being,
soaked and washed vim varloae foot tawia
and nUets, Header roti vltb tba huatrnd.
tired, over-worked fert do yoa know that U
you bathe your feet with poleoaoae, anrinfent,
aocalled mediated foot-wasiiee row art "pa
'wt- Tbn lor yo'ir w sake.
STOP III 6top It at ONCE! Tboat mardwa.
inougii uiey rener pain, nek
. 7vur poor ko iimea worse
J each time. Tow feet trei Ise
1 for a few hours after batata.
' the tha "Pickle" wean all an J,
o, ar! out ron teat do bun,
asbe. tu fieri
i There la only one nan Ufa,
I hanaleia, aura relief tor etifler.
if leet aad buaaaoity
, anu mat rewi
' BANAT1TE. Erar bear
Of eAXAlITF,? Then lie
ten! t-AN AnTE la LtTr
eot from an other toot
relief la a dry form.
in a povoer pun. empty
I dr:at It oa tba feat mo re
in ri. and tba dar will ba
hRDPT and brlrht for
TO. Bear this tn mlsd: There 'a no fussing or
mussing with water and fcot bathing with
fcA AliTE. It't an lnitast't sort juat DOST
It on.
SASATTTK throorh Its woedreu SBttaretM
healing oualitlee taVet the ftinr out of tore,
tired, burning, bllite-ed. aching fret teat with
eorna and buolooa laet that hare bean oral
worked. And, Deader. It never harms them
H i aanltary and ANTISEPTIC. If your fret
perspire, duat thara with A!iATITKtt deooor
fee relreshae but VOt.H NOT atop perspira
tion. It gives the same pleattof remit whea
applied elsewhere on tlie bod, and la ud eoa
etantly by refined men and women.
RANATTTE it the (reateat he let and fata de
stroyer rrer discovered It baa atarttrd and
won the reeouiinertdation ol pbrslelana aad
auraea It will do likewise with Tor. Always
remember thia. Header: It your feet tuffer. tha
REST of your body auffer. Neglected aora feet
uae bodily Inlurlea that may ruin your bash
tor Ufa.
Now to to your tRrOGTST and ret a W
or fOc package of 8ANATTTE. and dnat H oa
your feet at once. If your drurrist cannot
ripply too, SEND 2V for large rurkare. roet
paid, direct to ite uskrre-The (.ERMICIUE
CO. (Al Makers of beaver Mud), SMA 161
treat, Beaver, Colo.
Are You
FAT?
I Was
ONCE
I Reduced
MYSELF
W afat. CaCOtallArtAbJaL Lukal All Wa
Mlwrabl. Hifftr4 llb RhMaMtl.ta, Asthat.
NwrtJct. WbM I vorM or wi!k4. I fvff
Itk PoryvlM. I tok MvniM4 bm4.Md
I oJl4 tn. I urvt4. wmi,. IinlM4, Dtw
it.r4 an. ehani4 climt kut I ml nod mr 4lw
Uoo. (tit ltk u invalM bt Ut.dilr ftlii4
ftalCht. Thr tu Mt a. find pli t ru tw
I hmr or U I 411 not try. 1 teiM u ri
W7 w.iebi i vopM atelMy. U 1 M M car I
t bo lb butt of all ho. It tn omborraaaiu '
OV IDMOB IOtl BM I OJ HlM- WOl,
to m om kttfw h lottor tbo nmil.
lOMlTEIVa SAfi TO B SOITB
t bftos io ii4jr I bo mum ol FAT. Wfc.r. i
ftvtrod tb cauM oubJ (ho maody rb. rftcb
oitiRoo tort m u lBtitu. I imasrotoo todL
Kmo4 l ho abjoetlgaoi foaturo, t4o rotro
yiMoaat mb, ant Uoq I trlot oi pltu on mMi(
sor o wool, it workno ilk Mtf te. l tt
ICNAMSD WKI JOT
at tbo ooa of ibo lint voott wba tbo tea ft tl4
ma i boo iot t iTtmndi by fa alaiDi. T,
ornioos. Dmloo Mtthol. it m a tour
(boo to coai i tut ootil I roolft toy oortool mH
Ui also. I fool tlftooo yoora jrwfiir- I lo-. fU
tMo yotn jpovngor. Mr Doublt (Kin hot oailftir
eiMpoooro4. 'I eta walk r wnrk ao. mr
oumt 0 noDoiaio. i tm our mi n tiat. r
OToiib loot what I waot t wtlab. oti aioMor tf
ty own mm m. i ait tot aurvo, dm oti tit
1 vtntoa to. I it Id not tatto Hwoat Bttbo. I tit
ot Druf. i u-a 6o EitctHottr or borulul oior
etMo, but 1 fotiad tbo Kaimiio, otto, .'oBamoa
onto WAT ot rtduclag my vilrat oj4 I 4ooito4
It. I kovi Ulod tt 00 oltmo. My toctOf mm I
ua a portaet pinaro of bttlll now 1 om ao
toagtr tiltof. 1 tm bow a bap), boaltby wo
van. Now 1 oat ami to bttp otiwrf toibo bopay.
I bavo written a boob oa too fubjoot. k yo tr
tat, i wont yo to ban It, H will tail oo til
about aiy lUrmUi. (i-uiMt Mttoo-i. To til wbo
om4 om Utr twnao too o4otoo I autll It FRtB,
at Itng m tbo prtant tupp;y uito. tt will my
Too Monty. Sit you trow lUrmful Uroto, Saro
yoo from otarrtttoa tiui, Htnttfal Kxrciaoo.
po.tibly Mr yofjR UFK It it j-surt fr tbo
Btklog without a pwany. Juot id yotr otmt and
addrooo. A Pootol Coro will ' " H
to aead It oa that yoa tan o'm u aow
roduco ymiroolt and ba at hoipy TTfci. Wrtt
today to tbto a4aitMtntot tmy wot Appear agaia
la thto papr
H ATT IB BIRU SI Borr'ty. Doartr. Cotf.
"Javsl' Say"
HORLICK'S
it Mians
- Original and Cenulni
MALTED MILK
- Thi Food-drink for All Apt.
IcsJthfJ diaa Tea or Cofea.
Agree with the weakest dlgestioo.
Ddidous, nvisoraling and iratritioui.
Rich rnillt, malted grain, powder term.
A quick kack prtparM is a ninta,
Tike m rahttitiite. Ak bwHORLICTS.
E-3T Others are imitations.
25c
Don't Waft to Find out
V yoa are termed ky dlM. If
ban keea eapoatd ta laiKtlaa bay a
packate ot
TYREE'S
Antiseptic Powder
tnmMia tHr. aed ward t fwaifMa dio
gtr It to a banolon bat itvworfol
prntMa. enroo tt wll M rrrott
dltvtat. od boo b(w lccwtnr.4 by
pkyotriaao for yoro. Ptoroo to
tttntly la water, aad It oeaiodl aa
a doocko.
Tot aala by dnttctif rrrrn.
Sea for BwotUot.
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BRIEF CITY NEWS
maw Boat Print tl
. at. COaaX. atama. fttk aad OanlaaV
lautila Vanlaa; Pmaa. Bartaa-Ora.
an.
Oa Kaaartal Bay. atay a, all fralcht
kouaaa at tba cttj ot Omaha wrUl ba
ckaad.
fiatpraraaaaat Oak to at a South
weat Imnrortmant dub will IiogM Ita
rccolar maattnt at Twenty-fourth and
Laavwttwortb atraau Wednesday aalnc
Re fr cabman ta wtD ba acrvad.
Sehaola to atar OUaa Bafa Pacific
achool Kill hava claaa day thla after
noon at t O'clock: aad Walnut 'Hill
will ealtbrata Wed nea day afternoon.
Taachara and puplla will partlclpata la
n oalcbratlea.
To Xaaaaa for Bmrlal Tha body of
alra. Lottie Church, at ad a year, wha
died Saturday aXtarnoon. waa aent co
Wathena, Kan., yeatcrday. whar tha
funeral will ba held. She hi aurvvd by
a iuaband, Amoa Church. Ttiey lived
at )07 North Twenty-aevanth atraat.
Taddra aTaaiaaat-a Boaa rtaa It may
bava baen bacauaa Jodca Altatadt la an
admirer of Colon! Jlooaavclt. or Juat
bacauaa ba Intended balnc lenient to all
priaonera. that Johnaon Rooacrelt araa
dlacharsad la nolle oourt-' RooneTtlt, who
denied haaint any ralationtMp to tha .-
praaldant. waa arrcatel nt Thlrtaanth and
Douslaa atraeta by Officer Rich for belnf.
dniah.
Walto tU Oaaa BraaTa Oa No al-
deaca haa bean tubmltted In tha Rlllla
Klatla ca before Judce Morrli In which
Lao van Oorkora. Grovcr Miller and Roy
Murfltld are charged with "whit
alavery" atnc Saturday. Attorneya for
tha defendant! eontlnu their arrnmenta
to defeat the ptirpaao af tha Indictmenta
and to have the court take the caac away
from tha jury.
Aaolaeea Oetttaf JPoUtart Frad
Anhuar and Thomw O'Connor, ap
pointed by the city ocmmtaalonera aa
preaecuior and clarb of the police court,
reepcctlvely, are attending: court to ac
quire a tew pnlntera. C. T. Dtcklnaon and
John alahnney. at present proeecutor and
clerk, rtrpvctiveiy. will aurrender their
Boaltion Krtday. and their euoceawra
will take-charge Saturday morning. .
Vertor la HaJd for Thaft While
Charte ltacr, a fu-t at the Midland
hotel, waa betray, ahaved In a barber hop
near Plxleenih and Chicago itreeta. a
dlaimnd etlck pin waa removed from
hie txinar and tit. At Charlea Turner,
a ce!"rd porter, wai tha only other
reraon la tha room, MeUter had Turner
aneatrd. 11 la bclnx he'd by the police.
The pin haa not been found. -
Bogaa BoUalte at Werk Iter. W. B.
Uyett. paator of the St. John'a African
Methodl. ffpar.iul church, learned en
bia return flora Kanaaa City that aome
peraon h waa r-preaentlng hlmaelf aa
aialrtint paator af the church had beaa
auHcttlng fiindj for tha church from mer
chant of Omaha. Mr. Dyett aaya the
man baa no authority to collect fuada
and that lie iuta complained to the po
ll'.. Slk Ua to Oo Wee The Omaha
Eire bava abeut completed arrangementa
for their trip to Cortland. About W0 of
ilum will attend the meeting ot the grand
edge there. The Omaha party will aae
the Unloa Pacific, going on a aneclal
train, leaving Omaha the evening ot July
I. Tba train WIH be aunllar to that uaad
by tha local Bhrlnera In making tha trip
to I.oe Angale.
tvwkwaeeki Cbaalng Bht WUa After
rhaalng hi runaway wife to Chicago,
than to tit. Loula and Kanaaa City. A.
Trykoneekl at Bt Paul, notlfle Captain
H. W. Dunn that ba intake aha la In
Omaha. Mr. Helen Trykoneekl haa In
her cuwtedy their Infant daughter. Try
koneekl aaya that h haa learned that
hla wife la going under the nam of Helen
Schrader. and that a he tried to glv their
baby to a Catholic prteet, but he refuaed
It When Mra. Trykoneekl left Bt. Paul,
ahe took with her about IfiO. A( the aama
time a roomer tn the Trykoneekl houee
departed. The hue band thlnki hla wit
I with thla roomer.
H. S. Cadets Leave
for Camp Monday
A achedul of preliminary preparatlona
for the annual encampment at the Omaha
High achool cadet regiment, which wtll
ba held at Blair all next week, waa an
nounced yeaterday by Cap tela Arthur
g. Cowan, commandant.
In charge of the regimental and bat
talion auartermaatera, baggage will be
loaded at tha Webeter atreet atatloa Sat
urday from t a. at. until noon and from
1 p. m. until l: p. m., after which
time all car will be lacked. A Hat of
the required article for each cadet will
be read by the company captain Thurs
day afternoon before regiment aaeem
bly for the Memorial day parade. .
The entire regiment will form at th
high achool eampue at ?: o'clock next
Monday morning, from -whera they wilt
march to the Webeter atreet nation and
board a epecial train for Blair.
Permit to amake, I cent. All dealer.
TrVomea who bear chUoTM and r
inala uaalthr ara thoM wbo prTra
tbalr iystemi la BdTanc of baby'
comlcc. Tjalast a notber aide
nstnra la tu (rw-catal werk th rl1a
Unit bar lyitem oaorjual to tba de
maatli m4a upoa It, aad1 aba 1 eftea
left with, wttkaaed bsaltb or ebreale
allmesu. No remexly is so truly a
belp to aatarg aa Motbor g Irtaeed,
aad ao expectant mother should fall
to ao tt. It rallevaa tba paia aad
dlscomloTt eaaied by the atrabi oa
tba Hmoai, Bakes S'Jaat aad iaa
tJe ttoto abrag aad taaadM whiea
Bataro U eipaadlcc, prarfentg aumb-
Bcts of iim.lt, sal aootbaa th lcfiAOa-
taatica of breast gland. Tba iystera
tlcy tbtis prepared by Hotbar's
meed dUpeta tba fear that tha crisis
bat sot be tafely Bet Motbor's
Friend aasuret a apeedr aad eompleta
recorerr for tbe aotber, sod sbe Is
1 left a bealtbj woataa to enjoy tba
'rearing of her
Wrtlffor eefroe f flCcZwl
book for expect-
aat awtbers whlck eootoirat BMcJt
rahtabto taformaUoa, and foany scf
seatlona ot a aelpfal ftotsra,
. HaawTPt IIOn.aTni m , tsaaaa, Ca
CROPS ARE JSFIKE SHAPE
Kdilroai Beports Show that Little
Damage it Done to Date.
LACK OF HAM IS KOT FATAL
Rewearta thaw that little) Lew Will
Be Iiarrirawa by Delay af
Bala for still A aether
Week.
Kagardlea of the hot and dry weather
that ha continued during the last week.
the railroad weather and grain repcrta
received at headquarter, are, optlmlatlc
aa far a the erop outlook la onixrnui la
Kcbraaka. .
la moat tocalltt- la Mebraaka aad Kan
aaa the report a atata that while aoaklng
ralna would he most acceptable, they are
aot very badly needed, adding "that aa a
rule, there la ao extreme need for rain
for aome time.
The Burlington' a crop report plZced the
condition of winter wheat aa tallows,
these figure being made from repott
received and aummariied last Saturday:
Omaha division. l; Lincoln. W; Wymote.
ST. and McCook divlalon. 91 per cent ot a
full crop ot 101 per cent. Thla as a drop
of about I per cent from on week agx
Th report enow most of th corn to
have been planted and growing nicely, a
good atand and unueually free from
weeds. This cereal I reported a being
about ten daya late.
Pasture are said to be In unusually
rood condition. Tha first crop of alfalfa
has been cut and I heavy, ranging from
two to three tone per acre.
Frank Fowler ot the Nye. Schneider.
Fowler elevator, in sending out the firm'
weekly letter, ssys that smalt grain all
over Nebraska would atand another full
week without rain before any material
damage would be luetaned. He aaya the
hot weather of last week waa just what
waa needed and waa mora necessary than
rata.
Relative to corn, Mr. Fowler aaya that
practically all of It has been planted aad
la coming up evenly and la growing
rapidly.
Minor Appointments
to Be Taken Up Soon
Appeintmenta of minor city officials
will be renaidered this week by the city
commualaner. It was the opinion of
the commissioner that nothing ought to
be dono toward ratifying th" ippolnt
meata until tha general purpos fund
was apportioned.
Commtastonere win meet Tuesday rind
Thursday morning at 1 o'clock !ntrad
of o'clock a formerly decided. im
mtealoner McOwrern said h would be
unable tn attend a I o'clock meeting aa
hla lime m the forenoon until a'elovk
wa required by hla Jepartment.
Did fir th tr.mrince of the dry
treasurer' office against burglar were
received and referred to the commissioner
of finances and amounts tor tabulation.
A. C. KukcI. commissioner of street
cleaning and nialiilenanc. asked tut r
feet of hce for use In fluahlng trevv
Bid tor th hoee will be advertised for.
Hereafter conimlsiieners who are ab
sent from regular meeting of th direc
tory muat consider the matter referred
to the In solitude. The commtaale de
rided to refer to abaeirt commlaaloner the
matter coming under their, department
and to hold meeting whenever a majority
ot tne member are present.
Historical Society
Meets Here Next Year
The tllealaaipa Valley Historical aa
eodatlon will hold It U1I convention In
Omaha, Tha convention will be attended
by prominent historians from all ever
th country. The executive committee
ot th asaoclatton Include eminent men la
nerty every lacllty at th valley, some
of whom are: President Oeorge S. Vin
cent at Minnesota university, St Oeorg
U Btouaaat ot Nashville, Oeorge W. Mar
ti" of Topaka, Isaac J. Cos of Cincinnati
Thomas M. Owtn ot Montgsmery, Ala.;
Clarence M. Burton of Detroit. B. P.
hombaugh of lewa City, Andrew C.
McLaughlin ot Chicago, June A. Jams
of Bvanaton and Francis A. Bemaen of
Columbia, Mo.
Rue ben Q. ThwaJlee of Madison. Wis.
Is president ot the association and Clar
ence 8. Paine of Lincoln, secretary af
Nebraska Mate Historical association, .t
secretary,
The convention waa won by Omaha In
competltloa with St. Louis, ChlcaaA Mln-
neaaoila and Pea Moines.
Omaha also haa landed tha next meet,
tag of th Nebraska Bute Dental a.
sodation.
Judge Altstadt Has
Sympathetic Wave
A stimpathetle wave swept over William
Altstadt. acting police judge, and aa the
result almost all of the forty cases
brought before hire were dlecharged. Ha
created eome eurprlee In court by dis
charging four speeders, though they ad
mitted traveling fast They were P. a
Stewart, : Brawn avenue, Joe Collie,
Iter Grand hotel: O. A. Wilson, Fifteenth
and Jafkaon; a. l. Oilier. Tomorrow
morning Arthur P. Guiou. th lumber
man. end U.ile lllxby of KB Emmet will
to tried fir trading. Dr. B. B. Mao
Dalrmid will be arraigned Wed Dead ay.
Many Women Will Be
Heard in Concert
Th Douglas County Sunday Jjcheol as
sociation will give a concert at the Audi
torium Monday evening. June 17. in writes
a grand chorus of 43 young women will
take part assisted by aa orchestra of
farty-stx piece.
Tbe proceeda from the concert will be
awed to carry on th sun Sunday school
work. The c herns will esnotot ad womea
from all th Sunday acooola to Omaha.
Three rehearsals will be held each week
ntll the night at th concert. John S.
Helgrea la directing the cherua and Mar
tin atush as accompanist
PINEAPPLES ARRIVE
FOR PRESERVING SEASON
Pineapples hare began to arrive aa tbo
local seorket for tbe presarrvttag us sua
Three oax.'owda af the trust Bear la
th dry. Tbey are ar j jewelry tAeap, ren
ins frosa S cents asere to Mta caata.
Cratee of toe senaO rarlet are ratutsg at
P-S whJto the latsCT arc jctaM at tl
a crate.
StrawtKiiilea are aUTI at a tow iua
LAWYERS MAYJED COATS
Jadgct Eefrue to Itiue Formal Or-
I den to ThU Effect
BUT BAY THEY HQ HOT OBJECT
Jadtrtol Collear Gives Its Vtewe oa
tbe Diaalty Which Shaald B
Obeereed oa tha Mat
Daya.
Though the district court wilt remain In
testes until July 1 or later, and all
through tha aummer a few of the judgee
will be on duty, the etlomeys and th
Juror will aot have to swelter when they
try case during th Imminent dog day.
Tbe judge were asked for a formal
order permltlng attorneys and Juror to
coat saay ba removed In hla court room
order waa not made, but the Judge Indi
cated they will run the risk et sacrificing
a Uttla dignity la order that there may be
more comfort.
When Judg Lata S. Estetle waa asked If
coat may be removed la his courtroom
whaa It get good and hot, h said. "They
can take oft all they want to, ao far as
I am concerned. They can dress aa com
fortably aa they want to. There won't be
sny bjeettoa from me. They can elotha
themselves as coolly aa poeaiM without
getting arrested and I won t say a word."
Judge Charles Leslie aald:
"When tt geta bet enough I'm going
to shed my coat on tha bench and it the
attoraeya tad other la my eoart room
don t do likewise. I'll tine them for con-
Judge A. C. Troup said be believea In
dignity to tbe court room and Isn't an ar
dent exponent of the antl-cnat habit, but
when It gets too hot ha won't object to
removal of coats.
Other Judges Indicate that when the
mercury aheota ekyward and tbe pitch
stream out ot the CTeoeoted Works oa
Sixteenth street, tbey will not be too
strict about eoate la the court room.
Paris Critics Speak
Well of Miss Mikova
la th New Tore Muatoet Career of laat
week aa article from tbe Pari oorre-
spoBdent apeaka very highly of th con
cert which Mi Mrt Mikova of Omaha.
who haa Just completed a couree la
Parts under th direction of Wagar
Swayaa, gave shortly before sailing for
boas. The article say her performance
alacee her eatirely abe tha student a."
a. taar eats aad confirm her position
aa ?ubrte parts rsaer.
Miss Mikova win etv a concert at the
ease els theater toss arsenal She ha
Tory bcUUaai eanhlnairia gad her per
Makes
iomeBakincr
.yai
BakingPowder
Adds Healthful Dualitiesfaihelliod
TheonlyBakingPowdermadB
jroui Koyalbrape
Cream
formance will be Indeed a rare treat for
Omaha mualo lovers.
Omaha Police Will
Be Inspected Today
Practically the entire fore of 13S of
ficer, detective and patrolmen upon tba
roll of th Omaha Metropolitan Police
department will be reviewed this
afternoon by Mayor James C. Pahlman,
Commissioner John J. Ryder, Joe Hum
mell. t)aa Butler, C. II. Wlthnell, Thomae
MrOovern and A. C Kugel. and Chief of
Police John J. Donahue.
The Inspection wtll be at 2:10 o'clock In
front of the police elation. Captalna H.
W. Dunn and Denipeey hava organised
nlns platoons of eight patrolmen each,
with a captain or sergeant In charge, all
of theee to be commanded by Ueiitenant
Havre, drHlmaater of the department
In addition to the patrolmen and de
tective, th petrol and emergency depart
ment will be shown by Foreman Tom
Baughman and his corps of chauffeurs
and assists nts.
JACK THE PEEPER CAUGHT
PEERING INTO WINDOW
A Mrs. William Uddel! of Ma twatur
atreet waa diaroblng Hundsy night ah
heard aome one etlfle a cnufth In the
yard. Quickly leaving the room she noti
fied Mr. Uddell. lie went Into the yard
and caught rieal McGrath, a mattrees
maker, peering through the window Into
his wife's bedroom. He held lilm until
Officer Ktederman arrived.
In police court MrOiath aafil he was
sick and did not know why he waa In
the Uddell yard. Judge Alutadt ad
monished him tn go to bed early when
What Ails You
Do raw feel weak, tired, oeepoadcot, have treotieaal aeaaV
eobea, aoated rondos, bitter or bad test aa ssoraial,
''beart-bara," belctuaf of gai eeid risiaf ia throat after
aalsaC ssomach gsat er kwra, foal breath, dixay apella,
poor er vane bee ep petite, aauae at usees aad kiadred
ysptoosa T t
If yoa have ear eoasideraUo aw saber of tbe
above aywapeoaa yoe are anaTeriod troaa Viio
areas, Isjiaid error with fodigeetioa, or dyepspeaa.
Dr. Piorea'a Golden Medieal Diacorery is aoad
aae of th snoot valaabie medietas! prwariotse
ara to aaediaal eeienee tor Che pi fisiieiat .
of each abaoreaal ooaditioea. It ia aaoat
ice error favilorator, etoeMch taaie, bowel
twdasator aad aerve street tbeaer.
Tea "Coles Medical Discover" is aot a patowt medietas er seeret acartrwa.
a fwfl hat of it mfredieots bctaf prioted oa ite bonle-wrapper sad floated
aodrr aota. A glaaos at riaso will show toot ft eewtaies ao alaohjl, or bars.
fill beirt-rorwur. drwga. It ia a laid extract aveej with awr. tncJe-rvaoed
- i Mrii rrMM ek mA od oativo Aaaerieaa ssedieal.
wefid s Uiaasossry
ProJitai5Ie
oj Tartar.
sick, and asseeeed a fine of ll aad costs
tor disorderly conduct
Burglar Stops to
Eat and Loses Loot
A burglar with an l-carat nerve waa
surprised In the homo ot William 1.
Hotse, ita North Porty-flfth street, by
the oocupante, who returned auddenly,
but before the police emergency aula
could be railed the man escaped.
According to Mr. Hotse, the burglar had
piled nearly l,oa worth of silverware la
a sack, ready to laks with him. and the
stopped Jong enough to prepare hlmoelf
an elaborate luncheon. He waa la the
midst of his repeat when surprised by Mr.
Hotse. . '
Citizens of Benson
Will Vote on Bonds
At the laat regular meeting of tha city
council of ftenaon. a resolution by Coun
cilman Mather waa carried, calling for a
maaa meeting of cttlsens to take action
oa I he propoeltton of voting bond a for
Ihe Installation of aome kind ot sewsr
system, which Is very bedly needed.
The meeting Is scheduled for Friday
evening, Juno 1. at the city hall.
MISS WALLACE HEAD OF
COLLEGIATE ALUMNAE
tile Mary Wallace was elected presi
dent of the Association of Collegiate
Alumnae at the annual meeting Saturday
ai the home of tiler Beaeie Fry. Mr. C.
". Turner waa rhwn vice president.
Mies Ins Ssckett, secretary: Miss Mary
Mcdsma Asaosaatina. rropa . ji mi , r.
Mcintosh, treasurer. Th new director
ere Mia Euphemla Johnson, Miss Ethel
Tukey and Mlaa Elisabeth Pry.
The aeaoclalton was Instrumental In
starting tha Social Settlement several
years ago and will shoulder tha respon
sibility of supervising ths play of th
Settlement children on the grounds et
Brownell Hall thla aummer.
11,165 Wholesaler!
aas Barroagh Beokkeeptag
ataehiae la their everyday
boskkeeptBg work.
Tha aaaehinea aaee them
aaeaey ia haadliag taeeiese.
making stateaneate twtoa aa
faet aa yea aaa a tt by
bead to haadliag every ktod
f figax work.
Tbey win sava yea
saeaey. Tba Barveugks maa
la ready to ahow ye.
We have epecial Sys
tem Seme Bulletir for
wrboleealars it's free, for a
res. seat.
ftrrreweJ Adding Afocm'ne Co
a. v. srAUHita saiea a-.M.
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Tel. Douglaa Till.
f.ViA Every
WOMAN
W f t . . , .v.
. snouiu snow awn low
f wondertul
Marvel -Wbirling Sprsy"
SYRINGE
Be? safest most convenient.
Cleanses initsntlr.
If year dragrtot cossot supply the
SARVBU MBanaBaTOiiranrawi
eooa aeale4. voeta-n eiracoeaa
tsvaiuaoie te leotea.
MARVTX COMPANY
4EeaXMSerat
teewYerk
KST AID HEAIT1 TO lOTHil UD CHIUL
Ma. Wiwwn'$ eno-rwtm SvSrr aa beea
seed fee ever 61XTT YSASSby XILLIOS of
MOTH E US for tkeir CHILUKBN W'UiU
TEETHINO, Wtrtl PWJIFECT ktTCCg&S. It
SOOTHES the CHILD. fcOFTEJi the GCKS.
AtLAVeJall PAIN ; CtHEi WIND COLIC, aad
the beet u uiidy for U1ASSHCFA- It ia ah
whrtety serwileee. be eere eod e Ice - Mr.
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kiiudvi eooioiag ojmp. awa aasa
tlae Tweatsveosaua satua.eb