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TTin HEK: OMAHA, UKDNKSDAY, JANUARY
1015
Recipe to Clear
A Pimply Skin
r ...
dimples are Impurities Seeking
an Outlet Through Skin
Pores.
Timplss, norpa and boil usually result
Irrom toxins, poisons and Impurities whirl)
Br renrratrd tn the brmrln and then ab-4
orbed Into the Mootl tlirmiftli the vofy
ducts whit h should absorb only nourish
ment to sustain the body.
It la the fun. tlon of the kidneys td filter
Impurities from tlie blond anil rast them
nut In the form of tirinr, but In mmy
Instances the bowels errate more toxins
onrl impurities than the l.liln.-va ran elim
inate, then the blood nres the fkln pore
as the next best means .f getting; rid of
theso Impurities whirh often break out all
ever the skin In the form of pimples.
' The surest way to Hear the skin of
these eruptions, says a noted authority, lU
to grt from any pharmin y about four
ounecs of Jed Halts and Inke n tablespoon
ful In a glass of hot water each nmmliirf
before breakfast for one week. This will
prevent the lormatlon of toxins In the
bowels. It nlso rtimulaU3 the kidneys' to
normal activity, thus eoaxInR them to fil
ter the blood of impurities and clearing
the skin of pimples.
Jad Salts In Inexpensive, harmless and
Is made from the acid of (trapes and
lemon Julep, combined with llthla. IHre
you have a pleasant, el fervescent drink
fhlcl usually makes pimples dlsapiear;
flransea the blood and It excellent for
the kidneys as well. Advertisement.
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Robbing the Bottle
That's what yon do when you takt
the cream off the top of the milk,
bottle. There's but little food value
left in the blue cilk.
Cottaqc
SterUIzsMi vJrwMiyd
i rich and creamy to the !ait drop.
You can use part of it full strenftin
tot cream and dlute the;it for
cooking purposes and always hart
the proper food value.
Cottage Milk la pare, rich milk with
me. of the water taken out and with
nothing added. It lasta indefinitely.
Ge a supply todar and aee how
superior it la to bouie milk.
The Milk Without
th Cooked Tatte
At all
Good Dealers
In Two
Sizes
5 and 10c
AMDtlCAR MILK CO.
CHICAGO
FIFTEEN MILLIONS
STREET LINE YALHE
R. A. Leuwler Swears to Value of
Real and Penonal Property of
Street Railway Company.
SUBMITS FIGURES FOR PROOF
UUC Mile, 40o for
each gddttionil milt there
after (or tha distance you
. I ride. No chtrg (or call I
. I iis er returning. I
WaltiB Tim at Bate
, ef ai.CO lr Hoar.
f "That's Out B.rTlo" . 1
I Telephone Doug. 00. 1
V Omaha taxi Service Go J
2101 Faruaui St. V
. Saw o-ixxxw y
T)etalleiJ Information concerning; the
physical valuation and financial affairs
of the Omaha & t'ounell Dluffa Utreet
Rnilway company la given the dlstrlet
rourt In an amendment to Its seven-fares-for-a-iiartr
Injnnrtlon petition, filed
late yesterday by Ita attorney. John I
Webster.- Tho value of Its real and per
sonal property Is HS.nOn.nft), It declares.
"There Is an erroneous belief current,"
snld Mr. Webster, "that the street rail
way company la paying dividends on
tJS.onn.nno capital stork, the authorized
amount. This Is not true. The company
la paying dividends on ohty V'.oHO.OOO eoin-
mon and $1,000.00 preferrorl stock."
Sfru Fares Means I,oa.
Mr. Webater'e conclusion is that If the
seven fare for a quarter orllnimee had
been In fore In Omuha during 19H the
company would have had a dcfl'-it of
$i24.Rl2 after WW dividends had been
paid.
On this ground he attacks the ordinance
as confiscatory and unconstitutional.
The company's report to the court which
Is made under oath by IC A. Leussler,
assistant general manager, follows In
part:
Valae la Fifteen I.lllllon Dollars.
Tho "fair reasonable)" value of the real
and personal property ef Omaha Coun-
j ell llluffs Street Hallway company Is
I $l".,orO.'mo, an1 a fair statement of whnt
the real and personal property consists
of Is as follows: Itenl estate, power
houses, car houses, shops, street railway
tracks, street cars, leases of other lines,
franchises, agoing value, and other mis
cellaneous properties.
The mileage of strict ra.llwav trackaae
witbln the corporate limits xif the city of
Omaha Is J3 miles: total trackage In
Nebraska, twtntv-four miles: trackage
of leaned lines, thirty-six miles.
The gross revenue from operation for
the lust three years li as follows: Oross
tevenue for 1P12. f2.4Mr.V&; for 1913, tj,
KHi.Wl.TO; for 1H, tZ,K;il3.7l.
.tmoaat ( Fares,
The amount of street car fares re
ceived In the city of Omaha for the last
three years Is as follows: For the year
!i:, ll.WO.2H.40; for 1913, 2,022,T52.17 ; for
1914. ii.wi.ny.ir;.
Salaries of officers and wagee: of all
employes for the last threo years are aa
follows: For the year 1912, I97K.124.81; for
191.1, l,(J30.tkJ).W; for 1914, l,0n.HJ.!6.
Operatlna; F.apenaea.
The operating expenses for each of the
last three years are as follows: For the
year 1912, f 1. 491. .m 41; for lm, 1,&72, 421.91;
tor 1914, fl.iMK,2H1.4S.
Other receipts for the last three years
are aa follows: For 1912, l-i.B10.10; for 1913,
6,22.4(; for 1914. t7.2l4.S2.
Other expenses on account of leased
lines: For 1912, 14S,a83.XJ; for 1913, $150,400;
for 1914, $160,400.
Other expenses. Including discount on
sale of bonds and ltma of miscellaneous
Interest for the last three years: For
1912, $!t,O0l.K7; for 1913, $139,909.46; for 1914,
$26,483.71.
Tk Flontled Debt.
Tlohded debt of the plaintiff company
for the laat three years Is as follows:
For 1912. $.9C7,O0O; for 1913, $9,rr,000; for
1914, I9.HI9.II00.
The interest charges on tha bonded
debt for the last thre years are aa foU
lows: For 1912, $442,4.T7b; for 1913. $44S,
OHfi.09; for 1914, $473.04)t.:.
Other Indebtedness bearing Interest dur
ing the last three years Is aa follows:
Notes payable, 6, 1912, $70,000; notes pay
able , 1913, $12o,000; notes payable, 6.
1914. $M,000. . .
Taxes paid by the plaintiff company for
the last three yeara are as follows: For
1912, $22,I.a; for 1913. U,37$.7K; for 1914.
$2J3,12.5.
Amaaat of Dividends.
Dividends, being S on $4,000,000, pre.
ferred, and 6 on $6.0.000 common stock
for the last three yeara, are a follows:
For 1912, $450,000;. for !913. $4M,0W; for 1914.
$4r.ooo.
The sum of money set aside for accrue
depreciation during tho last three-years:
For 1912. 1913 and 1914, each, $24O.Ou0.
The amount of revenue after all de
mands have been met for the laat three
a es ioiiows: iei surplus, 1912,
?:'ti..s; aencit, 1914, X2,jj9; net gurplus.
1914, J3t.1.IO.
Waald Have Made Deficit.
If the ordinance reaulrlna aale nf uv.n
th keta for 26 ntg had been In force In
Omaha for the laat three yeara, the
deficit In Omaha would have been about
aa follows: For 19l2.-V-'e.290.84; for 1913.
$f)7:,06.&3; tr 1914. $.M4,(lt2.19.
If a like ordinance had been In force on
all the lines In Nebraska during the laat
three years, the deficit on the lines In
nrnuKi wouiq nave oeen aoout as fol
lows: For 19:2. $h2i:,Ml.?8; for 1918. $fiM .
157.W; fur 1914. $i2e.7&a
Success Follows
- in the Wake of
One tate Office
A receipt for success, political or busi
ness. In Nebraska become deputy attor
ney geneial.
That this la a reliable prescription which
never falls to produce results lias been
once more exemplified )y the appoint
ment of Andrew M. MoiTlssey to the
chief justh eehli. Former deputy attor
ney general who have climbed the ladder
of success, beginning from tha first, are
aa folio as:
W." 8 Hummers, later fnltej States
district attorney.
Ueorge A. Day, district judge and
former supreme court c-ommlasloner-
Kd I. Hmlth, who declined political
preferment, but who la making money In
large bunches In the practice of law.
V. V. Oldham, later supreme court
commissioner and successful lawyer.
Nonls Brown, furmer Fnlted Mates
senator and former attorney general.
Supreme .Court justice . Rose, who Is
at tha present time on the suprtm
court bench.
William T. . Thompson, afterward at
torney general and a figure In national
politics.
Grant Martin, who later became attor
ney gencial. .
tl1 TEEATf'ENT THAT
KKQCXS RHEUMATISM
4rfll V It. Call Xt 4 Woa4f.
OXtin to ad m 50o Bos rr to
Any ftaTfrr to Trow Xt.
I ? U tlyrmtus-. N. Y , m rtruat for ittu.
vnaiuiai tiAst lse ruTi4 ittat l.uutru l umn My
Urn ot nr. fvK-tiuf uMi mm IIM hi (,
f mireM.ulU4V Jae4 ( IresetHartiU tv en $i the
VT VoTelt 4 4W Mfftl to Br OID(ills) uBtlete
Her n ier rt-H4iitie bv Uila vsairmiy. It
t MruuaiiM iu uric mH4 ud iu Mil eisit
im tb biutMl. tirit inn ii itiV ,uUut'uil citf Utg
sw4 fruM thm (. HurKaj. iMin. Mtl(ueja,
ftill$at )ur4 kKin 10 uvt)t ftiwl antti.
1 mm treiteenl irU tutr.u.el by Mr. l
tM feo4 tlieU U IXsUeW yblsil f ha tmC-
-r frvdM rtMrunuatikui er tio hd a (riemej a9 ,r
f 1 trtsva. la t a ir t-u; $ ki fiuta at Mi la Ma
uast sat (t fnl do in e.tria ive t.or a $uuf
li 1. Mr I4fUimj earn 1 ' Tj ara.ej tLi flt9
Iiaia Iraettnbt it I .U iljr ocua rbay -
HitisvH. uo enei'icr ' K-r. aiutLra tar ItMig
ini. tita auU rtin jtr all otbar ImaL
n.-iit iaf faiitr!. ni. if wu tiaa naar ar--Hsuiv
aar1 ina treHitueui. ftsMtd fwu a full alia
4c i kfo f;ej if im ah 1 1 1 esa.ua ) our ua aa4
ta J Ur-aw nta loc ia he-ip tt ssoaa aal UiavtnUa
tv 'U ra(K iaj It Its (scj e-U 1 ! .'
i 11 iMiniicA III X. Vmmi Hlfi . Hmrus, N.
1. I ui Msutt uij uua k ivm I'acafta ui ui ataOitraa.
Haskins Company
v to Add Another
Building to Plant
Haskins Bros. A Co., soap manufac
turers at Keeond snd Hickory streets,
have announced their Intentions to start
within two monha tho erection of an
addiion to their plant. The new build
ing will be 42xlH. three stories and base
ment, and will be of brick construction.
The rlty commissioners have granted
this company a portion of an alley abut
ting the Haskins plant and which has
not leen used as a thoroughfare for
thirty years. The consideration was
nominal. A new sidetrack will be laid
to the plant at once and work on J,ha
plans for the new ad lltlon will be ready
within a few weeks.
The n.snapet 0f t,. local plant states
that their buxtness has been Increasing
by leaps and bounds during the last
few years untl! It became Imperative to
enlarge the plant In order to supply the
trade which has extended to many states.
Officials In the city building depart
ment and other city officials tiellcve this
Is another Indication of Omaha's grow
Ing rfinimeti-.'ol Import inoe and of the
continually Increasing volume of made-lu-Omaha
products.
Incidentally the city building depart
ment Is very optlmlftl. regarding build
ing operation this year.
TAKE YOUR BASKET
TO THE BIG DINNER
You Will Not Be Able to Carry
Home Your Share of the Spoila
Unleit Yon Do.
COMMERCIAL CLUB THURSDAY
Tubercular Bruin r
Must Eat Raw Eggs
Bruin, a large brown bear at Klvervlew
park, I receiving treatment ami care at
the hands of attendants which ia seldom
accorded humans. Veterlnsry surgeons
who were summoned a few days ago
have pronounced his case as Incipient
tuberculosis.
Bruin receives dally three houss of ex
ercise, led about by a chain. Is forced to
eat a doien raw eggs, meats which have
leen saturated with whisky. and Is put to
bed at night on a soft bed of quilts.
The bear doctors say his rase Is not se
rious and that they will arreM It within
six months.
Klsht kegs of white lead, that Is one of
the prises that Is offered for some of
the rontests at the fifth annual made -I
t Omaha dinner of the Omaha Mann
tnrers' association to he held Thursday
nlsht at the Commercial club rooms.
Two pillows la another prize offered.
Six men's shirts Is another, which goce
to show the wide variety of prir.es be
ing offered.
Yes, one can win a pair of .shoes or a
box of crackers, three , cases ot . beer or
an auto robe, 1 calling cards or a brick
fireplace, a man's hat or a 1,000-pound Ice
coupon, six porch pillows or a case of
macaroni.
Thefc are only a few of the) many
things that mny be won In prises at this
dinner if all will enter Into the guessing
and other contests that are to be ar
ranged. The manufacturing concerns
of the city are offering the prizes. They
are offering quantity's of the own pro
duct as the prises. That Is what accounts
for the wide variety.
asnplea Wllssst T am her.
An endless amount of samples are to be
given at the dinner by the various firms.
Three hundred small bottles of milk will
be given, i0 leadpenclls, SOO cakes of soap.
There will be 300 two-pound sacks of
flour and a turkey and goose. There will
le a barrel of pickles and a bushel of
collar button!. There will be sample
bottles of mineral water and sample song
books. There will be 300 one-half pound
Iwxcs of candy and as many small pack
ages of butter. O, there will be things
to eat. drink, wear and smoke, whether
the waiters serve or not. for the tables
will lie plied with everything from beer
to shoes, from buttons to glngersnaps.
Bee Want Ads froduce Results.
Crop Acreage of
State is Increased
by High Prices
General Manager Walters of the North
western 1 back from a trip over the
western Nebraska and Wyoming lines of
the road, and everywhere found the coun
try In a prosperous condition. Said Mr.
Walters:
"The snowfall throughout all of our
territory haa heen about the same as
here In Omaha. There having been little
wind. It haa not drifted, and consequently
covers the country like a huge white
blanket. Farmers are enthusiastic over
the outlook for a crop next year anl, on
account of the present hlrh prices,, the
aeteago that will be planted next spring
will be the largest In tho history of the
state.
Cattle and other farm and range ani
mals arc coming through tho winter In
perfect condition, with Indications that
unless there are eomc unusually bad
storms from now on, the loses will bo
at the lowest minimum."
Y. W.C. COLLECTS $1,028
FIRST DAY OF CAMPAIGN
The opening day of the Tounir Women's
Christian association's annual campaign
for funds netted the association $l,ft.H,
exclusive of the funds collected by tvo of
the largest teams, the Business Girls'
club and the Athletic club, wnicii III
not repitl their returns until Faturduy
evening. The returns- will be reported
each noon during the campaign at lunch
eons given for the worker at the association.
ELMER M'CUNE RETURNS
AFTER TERM IN THE NAVY
Klmer II. McCune of Omaha has re
turned to this city at the expiration of
his term of enlistment In the navy. His
recent eervlre was In southern waters,
and he was on the Itock Island at Vera
Crui before the troops reached there.
He Is now making his home with Mr.
and Mrs. K. I.. Huntley.
Former Governor of
Samoa Visits Here
Lieutenant X. W. fost. formeriy jr -ernor
of Samoa, Is in Omaha on relief,
awaiting orders. He grew: up In Omaha,
attended the Omaha High school ami
married an Omaha girl. He bai charge
of the Omaha recruiting station for a
time, leaving here In July, 1912. Lieu
tenant Tost left Samoa December 6, and
the long time It took him to reach
Omaha Is largely due to the fact that he
had to come by way of Kidney. Aus
tralia, because the ehlpj rlylng between
San Francisco and Sidney do not stop
at Samoa on their castbound trip- y
Stomach Relief! No Indigestion,
-Gas, Sourness Pape's Diapepsin
Ton don't want a slow remedy when
your stomach !s bad or an uncertain one
or a harmful one your stomach Is too
valuable; you must not Injure It with
drastic drugs.
I'ape'e TJiapepsin Is noted for Its speed
In giving relief; It's harmleasness; its cer
tain unfailing action In regulating sick,
our, gassy stomach. It's mllions of cures
In Indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis and
other stomach trouble has made It fam
ous the world over.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor In
your home-keep It handy get a larse
fifty-cent case from any drug store, and
then If anyone should eat something
which doesn't agree with them; If what
they tat lays like lead, ferments and Fours
and forms gas; causes headache, dizzi
ness and nausea; eructations of acid and
undigested food remember as soon na
Papc's Diapepsin corner In contact wild
tho Btomarh, all such distress vanishes.
It's promptness, certainty and ease in
overcoming tho worst stomach disorder
is a revelation to those who try It. -Advertisement.
Apartments, flats, houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Bee "For Rent" ad.
lata tm !.
I consider Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy by far the beat medicine In the
market fcr colds and croup," says Mra
Albert Blosser, IJina. O. Many others 1
are of the same opinion. Obtainable
everywhere. Ad vert laement.
CARRANZA GENERAL
EXECUTED AT GUAYMAS
ON BOARD V. 8. . SAN DUXIO.
Quaymas. Max.. Jan. . (By Wireless
to han Diego Cel., Jan. 21 General Juan
Daxal, the Carranslsta governor of Teplc.
who attempted to escape to the I'nUtd
states, was executed at Masatlan today.
Villa roups now occupy the mining town
of I'anuco la Hlaloa. It U reported flat
the authoittles at Mazatlaa are enm
maudcertnf all the hcrsee tn that region.
(berk Yer Wlalr tsiik.
Dr. li.lls Flne-Tar-lioney will atop
our rough and strengthen your lunga
Get a bottle oow. Only iSc. All drug
Sifts. Aeertl men!
WHAT CATARRH IS
It baa been said tbat every third person
ta troubled with catarrh in some form.
Science has shown that nasal catarrh
indicates a weakened condition of the
body; that the secretion of the mucous
membranes are quickly affected, and local
treatments in the form of snuffs and
vapor do little, if any good.
. To correct catarrh you should treat its
cause by enriching your blood with the
oil-food in Scott's Emulsion which is
medicinal food and a building-tonic, free
from alcohol or any harm ful drugs. Tryit.
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Feeding the Furnace until two
weeks. ago was Like this
Every morning, noon and night I was compelled to
change from my. street clothes to my furnace togs,
which is most exasperating, especially when you are
in a hurry. You should see me when I come from
shoveling ashes, pulling out clinkers and refilling the
fire pot'- all over ashes, soot and dirt my disposition
spoiled for the balance of the evening. This picture
is no exaggeration of what I looked like.
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