THE OMAHA SUNDAY HKK: MAKHI 7, N1P15.
PROHIBITORY ACT SIGNED
Temperance Forces Make Show of
Interest Over Affixing of
Name.
HIGHWAY LAWS ARE UPHELD
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DRS MOINT'S. la.. March e.-Speclal
Telegram.) The temperance forces made
quite a show of Interest In tlie process of
rslsnln 1he Joint rrsnltitinn prt pc slne; to
mnd the ronntitftl n for prohibition,
anfl when the govern ir affixed Ms signa
ture a larfe crowd Rathcicd to witness
The pen he usd was tnkm by Senator
Thomas, one of the try lenders and In
speech ho presrnfd the same to Mrs.
Edworthjr of this city, the legislative
ent for many years of the Women'
Christian Temperance union
The governor at the same time h-ned
h resolution for the woman stiff ran
amendment and the pen was Riven over
to the representative of the state asso
ciation of atiffraKtsta.
t'phold HUbwny l.avr.
The senate made a (rood start toward
hawing Its position In upholding the
highway laws o fthc Mate today, bv
rasa ng almost without opposition a bill
to place the mattrr of road Kradlne on
the same basis as brldfre nnd culvert
work s to Mm by contract ,.n l.
Jobs. Later the highway committee
reoomrnonded ravoral.ly a number of
minor bills to Improve tho pnsmt law
specially with regard to Win It eBlcr
to fix Up lhe ranroad crossings. The-
whole temper of the legislature appeared
1 ,. ,mprov the law rather than to
tear It down.
Wouldn't Stand fo. Home Role.
The house put In practically all of Fri
day morning; on the bill by Mr. Klm
fcerljr, to give "home rule" to cities, ftc
m wa prepared for the lowa leagues
or munlclpaliues and a introduced In
cluded the clause of tho new Ohio con
stitution reserving to cities the right to
OTern a to their own local affair-. But
the bill did not suit the lawyer, of the
hone and they commenced Immediately
to tear It to pieces and to make amend
ments, which caused ,ij 0f the prolonged
discussion. It was defeated. 34 to 69.
The house made a special order for
next Thursday of a bill to amend the
highway commission law and virtually to
return to the old system of working the
roads.
The bill to amend the law as to sterili
sation of certain Insane and other In
mate of institutions, by requiring the
consent of relatives, failed of pa sage,
end also the Wll requiring at least two
persona to handle each street car failed.
The house also failed to pass a bill
to return to the old system of elect
ing state superintendents and to undo
the work done two years ago In strength
ening the department.
Senate Doe Much Small Work.
The senate made a special order for
next Thursday of the bill by lmball, to
provide that Judges of the district
court and shorthand reporters shall
have their expcn.es paid while travel
ing. The To.wft rt.ee had recommended
a substitute for the original bill, but
there has been some opposition to the
expenditure Involved.
The senate refused to back up on the
Kupher bounty law and killed the Cas
well bill, to repeal the law. requiring
h 10-cent bounty In every county., Caa
.weKll wanted It repealed' om the theory"
that the number of gophers la not being
reduced.
The senate passed the house bill, by
Griffin, to require that pawnbroker make
daily reports to police officers of mer
chandise tools purchased and hold same
for cortaln time before selling them.
This is to head off the stealing of tools
and pawning them.
The senate passed the bill to authorize
towns and citlea of the second class to
levy a 1-mlll tax In aid of road work on
the main traveled roads into tho towns.
The senate passed the following:
Bill by Senator Taylor To Include "of
fering or exposing fur sale,-' in the law
as to registered phHrnmclm.
I!lll by Senator Allen To legalize bs
satisfaction of mortgages prior to Jan
uary J, 1910.
Hill by Representative Sullivan Legal
izing as to ct.rtaln suits imieting title.
Bill by UeproseiilHiive Sullivan -legalizing
as to relcuse of liens, by adminis
trators. Bill by "Senator Whiimore To legalize
elections In Blakeshtir.
Nebraska
Mill Owners Sued
By Injured Employe
BEATRICE. Ncn.. March fi.-(Ppeclsl
Telegram.) Benjamin llagernian. who
was so serknuly Injured In an explosion
at Black Bros." mill last September, when
he was Mown Into the Blue river with
the west wall of the building, today in
stituted a KO.OO damage suit against the
firm. He allege the primary cause of
the explosion was mill dust, which was
r.llowed to accumulate bv the owners of
j the mill, thus endangering his life, lie
further avers that he hits been unable to
work and support his family since the
accident occurred.
Harry Ooeblc of Odell today brought
suit for $in,ifli damsges against Hell ul
grove f that place because of injuries
received in October. If 1 4. by bein run
over I y an automobile driven by Calgrove.
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! HIGBEE AND MRS. ZIMMERER
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ARE IN COLUMBUS JAIL
OOIA-.MBUS, Neb., March. . -(Special.)
No Inquest will be held over tho body
of Thomas Czarnlck, who was shot to
death on a farm north of Monroe. Syl
vester Hlghen now admits that ho firct
the fatal shot and his reason for doing
so seems to be that the dead man waa
a bigger man than be. Both men were
employed by Mrs. Oertrude M. Zlm
merer on a farm, where they got Into
an altercation and Hlghee seized his
shotgun and shot hi victim in the head.
The dead man was left lying where he
fell until the officers arrived. After
Mlrwing-the remains and the surround
ings, the slayer and the woman were
i placed under arrest nn.l brought to this
city nnd placed In Jail.
Higree Is 3f years of age and Is a
cripple, having lost his right leg. C'xar
nlck was about 2R years of age and Is
well known In this county. The woman
Is also quite Veil known and Hlgbee has
been In her employ as a farm hand for
some time.
The body of Czarnlck was shipped to
his parents, who live near Genoa.
HENRY PERRY. LITCHFIELD
PIONEER. DROPS DEAD
LITCHFIELD. Neb., March .- (Spe
cial.) Henry Perry, an old soldier of "0
years and a pioneer of this country, fell
dead In his yard here Friday. Deata was
due to heart failure. Deceased sened in
the civil war and afterward located on a
farm near here. Funeral services will be
held Sunday at 2 o'clock.
Bladder Trouble Causes
TerrMa Pains
After taking a trial bottle of Dr. Kil
mer's Bwamp-Koot which you forwarded
to me, I purchased some from a local
drug store, and after using three dollar
bottles I can truthfully say that I was
cured of all the terrible pains I had In
my back, side and head, caused by blad
der trouble. I had t'hs worst kind of
kidney trouble and suffered so that I
rould not oven .stay In bed with the pain.
Dr. Kllimr's Swamp-Root made me feel
Just like a new person and. I am glad to
recommend It to anyone suffering as I
dli- Very truly yours.
MISS. MART ARDNER.
SOT Washington St. i Defiance. Ohio.
Sworn to before me and in my presence
subscribed by the siald Miss Mary Ard
ner. this Kith day of' July, 1909.
F. li. RAT, Notary Public.
Letter to
Dr. Kilmer Co..
Blnghamtoa, IT. T,
Prove What Swamp-Bool Will Da lor Tot
Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
BlnghHmton. N. V., for a sample size
bottle. It wfll convince anyone. Vou will
also receive a booklet of valuable In
formation, telling about the kidneys and
bladder. When writing, bo ure and men
tion ttie. Omaha Sun-Joy Bee. Regular
fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles for
ale at all drug atores.
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III. IM.I1IH. IWI.I1IIJII UB JIH , ,
CI & L QUALITY DENTISTRY
Reasonable in Prico
Our prices are high enough to enable us to do the
very best work, yet low enough to make our service possi
ble to everybody. See us before having your work done.
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Best Bridge Work, J f a A
per tooth .' .SfoUU
Finest Stick-tite pa
. .-" JJubber Plate ViprfV
Best Silver Filling .50$
Latest and Best Methods of Extracting Teeth.
Hours, 8:30 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sunday, 10 to 1.
. G.L 0EHTAL COMPANY
14th and Farnam Sts., Over Union Pacific Ticket Office.
I'hone DouglaH 287a.
RHEUMATISM CAN BE CURED
... ,. ,iH M" Infectious disease, not the results of 'accumulated uric acid
l. ...ir.iV.i,HU2v,M"1 'utem m"t -'l of the infection before a cure
disease t M.tJ"?i'"m e.uu"e' ",ore tn.,en "ufferlng than any other
hJTKen'in .Kr rheumatism. Pay when cured. He
W. W. BOWIES, M. . . O.. 314 B.e Bldg., Omaha, Veb. Mo Xtoug. M70.
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OOSLPLXTB OOT7IT TOtt AMATEUR E &11EDLE8 HOTHITIO lcoma
A.-. FASCINATING T UTmi:uiT,r . .
r-v . . A &K VM rauixui.s
J u t . i , '"'P"-te ojitrit for the amateur bretder every thing
.,''h. ".,ed'1 ,or " " i' his fascinating work. YoU
?-srV breeding cage with removable Dartltl.ms. tmn
VZJ-W f" the ,eH7.!'prlad0Or bVe tOT the lu"' eCtlon
A Wire Nest V.V ii
A package of Nesting i
A Carton of Holler el aa
A One-Venr-Old Mie "living M.i. k. " ' V.l'-Ll 1 ' LV
A female of the mine strain J.00
Value of the whole ...
ws.wiu Brx.i. ion, this wm. tii ' wkbia' bnTm " " in
AT 1KB Fi.CIAI, VBICB OT QmLt . $9.1,0
Book of lastrwctioaa Bow to Breed Canaries' fni
' M QJEIBtaiB. BID CO., KIT rABJAMBTBtBBT.
CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING
HIS AGED MOTHER
TFJCVMSFH. Neb.. March (PnediU )
-Inward rmyall of Lincoln, who was
t harged with coining to Tecumseh on
January 0 And with forcibly taking 110
tn money and a watch from his mother.
Mrs. Panic! Hay. and with handling the
woman, who is old and who was sick at
the time, very roushly. was taken be
fore Judge J. rt. Raper in the district
court, which Is In session here. ruval
pleaded guilty. Judpe Raper has not yet
passed sentence.
team defeated the Gothenburg team here
Tuesday evening, Bo to W.
oe frwm heltoa.
SI TKRIOR, Neb., March .-(PpeclBl
, Telegram. President Preston rt the
i Commercial club has 'appointed Harrey
seaton and ex-Mayor Rossemeyer a com
mittee to get signers for a petition for
raln In the business section, starting
at the Rurttngton's new station and go
ing north, including side streets to ninke
about a mile.
fnperlor WaaU Paylna
SH ELTON, Neb, March 6.-(Sprclal.)-Mrs.
Ed Adams died at the family horn
here Wednesday evening of heart foilure.
She leaves n husband and ten sons and
tUBhteis, seven of whom are at home,
William Muelbach. a prosperous Ger
man farmer, residing nine miles north of
town, died Thursday from the effeet of
a stroke of paralysis. Me leaves a
idow and five grown children.
At the April election of the villaitn the
voters will decide- whether or not the
lon will issue bond In the sum of
?s..W with which to purehase the light
ing plant, now owned by a private cor
poration. The flhelton High school basket ball
Amateur Federals
To Meet Tuesday
1'erni rtegcinann. the Jim Ollmnre of
Omaha, has called a meeting for all
amateur bale ball men who are anvtous
to Join the proposed Amateur Federal
league. The meeting will be held Tura-
i day evening at the city hall.
Hagemann proposes lo organise a clr
Miit' Just as rpposed to ' the Omaha
Amateur Fae ' Rail association as the
Federal league Is opposed to orgsniied
ball. All of Jim Ollmore' principles J
a few more are his. He respects to con
tract and declares the ten-day clause Is
Illegal, lie will induce all association
players to jump to his loop and he de
clares he has seme flattering Induce
ments Hsgemann asserts he will put at least
one class A team In the field and a class
R and C If poealnble. Or he will put in
several of each rlasa If he rsn get enough
plyera.
He say tie has gnrple banking and
vet) though be only ha one league that
on la bound to be a go. He will enter
one team htmaelf nnd manage It. Hage-.
mann hag managed several amateur
team la Omaha In seasons past.
PANAMA FAIR GAMES
GUARANTEED SUPPORT
KHW TORK. March t.-The Tanama
Paelfio exposition athletlo games were
guaranteed the support of the Inter
collegiate Association of Amateur Ath
letics of America at the annual meeting
of that body here today.
An Invitation from the exposition ask
Ing the association's aid waa read and
the unanimous voice of the meeting waa
in favor of rendering all help possible.
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Fight Tooth Decay
For Health's
Sake!
tilennooil nefeats gller t'lty.
ULKNWOOn. la., March (Special.)
The third game of the series of three,
between Glcnwood Hlnh school and Hllver
City High, wasplayed at Malvern Thurs
day evening. The game was anybodies
to the whistle. Glen wood pulling out
ahead by the score of 13 to 20.
We offer
careful, con
so i e ntioufl
dentistry at
a prico any
one can pay.
One prioe
to all.
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Many popl
believe in aanl
tatlon, perfect
sewerage, and
cleanliness, yt neglect tnelr own
teeth and mouths, when It's a
proved srientlflo fact that most
diseases have their Inception In
the month.
TAKH THE 8ENBmi,E TO KPAVTIOX
BKK I S AT ONCK.
DR. BRADBURY, DENTIST, 26 YEARS IN OMAHA,
Suite .021-22 Woodmen of the World Building.
14th and Fantani Htreets
Consider
price,
equipment,
reputation,
and
experience.
We will
stand the
most thor
ough tost
Crowns
and
Bridges
$2.50 Up
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ENDOR
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HOPP
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Why? Because they have learned after rigid investigation that
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the system under which this association operates is just as sound as the sys
tem of any national banking institution. They know that every "Shopper's
Mileage" certificate is as good as a government bond backed by a guarantee
reserve fund now on deposit at German American State Bank, Omaha, U. S. A.
The merchants listed below are issuing "Shopper's Mileage"
because it's a high class legitimate method to increase their business. It's an
incentive for yoa and everybody to pay cash for the things you have to buy
and make every dollar earn a mile of first class railroad or steamship travel.
Phone Douglas 1313, or drop a postcard to the Shopper's Mile
age Association, City National Bank Building, Omaha, and we will send you
i you our free travel folder, "Seeing America via "Shopper's Mileage."
Make your next purchase at any one of these firms and get "Shop
per s Mileage." It is your guarantee of high grade, honest service
Drug Stores
H. B. Klnf.
24th and Farnam Sts.
Faratoa-a rmg Co.,
24th and Amea Ave.
' Adams-HalR-hl Dnia- Co.,
244 h and Lake ts.
Aditms-Halg-ht Drug- Co.,
24th anlKort pits.
J. fi. Schmidt.
24th and Cumins Sts.
Auditorium Urug Co.,
1609 ( llcato St.
Hansoora Park Pharmacy. .
. , Park Avenue and Woolworth.
..Pops Drug Co.,
1.1th and Farnam Ms.
Clothing and Men's
Puniiahings
. Geo. Pray Co.,
tM feOUVfl itll ot.-"- - -
' Hats, - Men's ' Furnishings
' McQutllln's Hats i Furnlihlnts.
S10 South 16tta St.
Men's Tailoring
Drashor, Tha Tailor Inc., -U1S
Parnam St.
Shoe Stores
Btryker Shoa Co.,
SU Houtn mh ft.
Shoa Market.
222 South 16th St.
Oigar Stores
Tracy Bros. Co.
1416 Douglas. '
Tracy Bros. Cp.
316 Southlfith St.
Subway Sstrar Stora,
. 1523 Iodcs St.
Xote Each band from 'TRACT
SPECIAL'' Id stral-ht olfara will
be exchanfsd art elthsr of tha
above stores for one 1-10 mil
certificate. ,
Cleaners and Dyers
Royal pry Cleanera,
- 2281 Leavenworth St.
Imperial Dye A Cleaning Works,
11 Vinton St.
Lumber and Building
Materials
ndspendent.. Lumber Co.
: fclS Leavenworth St.
Groceries and Meats
ruchman Bros.,
26th and Davenport Sts.
Pitchman Broa.,
36th and Harney Sts.
Tuchman Bros..
Uth and Chicago Pts.
R. Kulakofsky,
24th and A11114 Ave.
Tom Johnson.
2th and l-nke SU.
Moeller Bros.,
17th and Clark Sts.
Marks Bros.,
2203 Military Ave.
Fred ' Hafeltn,
34th and Parker Sts.
Henry Hainan.
. 17th and Clark Sts.
Henry tSehnauber,
Sttib and Parker As.
Henry P. Marquardt.
10th and Hickory Bts.
Chaa. Nathan,
- 24th and Leavenworth Bta,
Harrr Hollander,
1821 Leavenworth St,
Morris Rosenstetn,
(01 North 20th St
Dental Offices
Dr. J. B. Flckes.
724 City National Bank Bids'.
Dr. W. J. Bradbury,
921-22 W. O. W. Bldg.
Publishers
Omaha Ncbraekan,
Karbach Block.
Photographers
The Heyn Studio,
16th and Howard Sts.
Carom & Pocket Billiards
C. C. Cannam,
15U Harney St.
Florists
Lewis Henderson,
161 Farnam St
Electrical Fixtures
Jaa. Corr Electrical Co.,
tot South lth St.
Confectionery
Tlie A. B. Sweet Shop,
624 South llth St
The Olympla Candy Kttohen,
ILli Harney St.
Millinery
Miss Butler Hat Hhop,
307 South 16th St.
Barber Shop
Henshaw Hotel Barber Shop,
iun Farnam St.
Taxi Service
Omaha Taul Sen-Ice,
2102 Farnam St.
Paints and Oils
Barker Bros. Paint Co.
16u9V Farnam tit.
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb.
Tobln'a Cut Price Vtmk Store,
14th and N 8U.
FLORENCE, Neb.
H. L. Helfrtch. v
Orooerlea.
BENSON, Neb.
Chaa. Spraane, Drug a
Conrad Swanson, Palnta, Eta.
Smith aV Corrlnaton, Barbara
C C, Johnson, Hard ware.
Start Tomorrow-Buy Where You Get
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Applications from other merchants representative in their line, and who practice upright dealing with their customers will be welcome
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