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DOCTORS MEET IN
DES MOINES NEXT
Iowa Capital Wini Over Keokuk in
Fight for Tall Conyention of
Missouri Valey Society.
SPRING SXSSIOV COMES 10 CLOSI
Da Moines and Keonuk, la., bat
tled Friday morning to be the next
meeting place of the Medical Society
of the Mleeevrt Valler. Keokuk
was making a strong fight until Dea
Moines pointed out that a city lo
cated on the Mieelsalppi river is no
place for a society of the Mlfftourt
valley to be meeting.
Keokuk was located on the wrong
river and in the wrong valley.
. Dea Moines was chosen and the
time of the next meeting tet for net
September 16 and 17.
AM thte wen don at the Fontanel
hntN at the' final meeting of the spring
ecaaion ef the evrWy.
Friday was occupied with the reading
of papers. The fo!lowh)g were on the
program: ' '
Edward J, Blair, Kansas rily. "The
Mutatlllty df tioltre and its rearing
n Treatment and Operation."
Caryl I'otter. Ht- Joeerh. "Aprenllcoet
erny for Persistent Vomltina: and
vertleiilostomy f uhetltutert for Appen-
nicontomy and fcntoroetomjr In Excep
tional CMM.
J. M. Hell. Ht. Joaerh. "The Relation ef
Imlican to Oaatro-Inteetlnal Mallananry."
It. J. lenhoff. Lincoln, "A Point In the
Dlagnnai of Onatrln Disturbances."
'. K. Ruth. Irs Molnea. "Minor Surgical
neceloav."
Alhe't K. Tvler. Omiiha. "Positive
TliKtoi In Disrates of the Cheat" (lan-t-rn
alldca).
f K. Coulter. Omaha, "The Present
rtrlatlon of Pyphlllls to Nervous DIs-
fWfl."
Alfred Schalek, Omaha , 'Inherited
Syphilis."
Harold nifford. Omaha, "Accessory
Sinus rieaeea In Relation tn the Eye, '
I). TV QuUley, Omaim,' "The L"e of
Radium In lteni;n Condition, and a an
After Treatment for Mallenancy."
I A. Merrtoun. Omaha. "Pout Operative
"XeroU and Mental Disturbances."
Officers Katertal.eg.
' Dr. John P. Lord entertained the offi
cers of the society, and the guests at
luncheon at tho Fontanelle hotel and
the women's committee entertained the
vlaltlng women.
Dr. Granville N. Ryan of Dea Moines.
. president of the society, entertained the
officers and the Bursts of the society at
dinner at the Fontcnelle last evening.
Wins Race Against
Time to Join Navy
, Charles Forbes of pilous City won a
face wKh oM father Time, the demon
printer, and Vncio Bam. .
, Cbarlea . deotded ,. yesterday that he
wanted to Join the navy.' lie went Into
the lecriiltlns subststioh In Rloux City.
The question of a He was. brought up.
"I'll le 30 day after tomorrow," said
Charles Forbes.
T,"Then If you don't ret Into the navy to
morrow you'll never get In," he was told.
: It was even ao. Formerly the ace
limit wit JR. Cut a year or ao ago old
rather Time waa given better odda In
the race and the time limit waa reduced
to JO.
Charlee F&rbea looked all right to' the
Kioux City attestation If he eould Just get
U under the wire In time.' . , ,".
- Time teblea were consulted It waa late
In the afternoon and Charles Forbes
came down on an evening train, atayed
here In a hotel over night and presented
hinuelf at the recruiting station In the
postoffiee building thla morning before
It waa open.
"Bora March. Jf, 18." said hla papers.,
He waa a fine specimen and a deetrable
acquisition for the navy and ha was
runhed through his examination. The
doctor found him sound as a dollar nd
shortly before noon Lieutenant Tipton
delivered hla celebrated epeecti of admoni
tion to him and he was aworn In.
ELOCUTION WINNERS AT :
! . - CREIGHTON ANNOUNCED
'. The wlnnei la Um seceng prellnl-tary
tlocutiou conteat at Creiahton Arte col
legs, w hich waa held Wednesday, are an
nounced as follows: .
' College department: Elmer Barr. L
Keyerldge, John Cordes, Benedict English,
Corneliua Keys, Oerald LaVlolette. Clif
ford Lung. William Siangan, Joseph
lietdlek, Waldo Philllngton, Joseph
Stanko. Ktcholaa rAehly. alternates. Nor
bert Kealer, John Mulronejr, Louis kta
honey. : First and second high: Alba Ber
Idga, Broaden Brown. Harry Burkley,
Cornelius lleafey, Lowell Hunt. Otto
I'rihyt; attrrnatea, Harold Hughes. Leo
Mattery and Jeremiah Burns.
TOM HUGHES REPORTED
V . RECOVERING IN ST. LOUIS
' Tom Hughes, traveling passenger agent
Of the Missouri Pacific, ho la In a ft.
treats hospital suffering from blood pois
oning. Is reported Improving rapUlly a4
ill ahertly be able to ronta home.
' Mr. Hughes had a h-Heler tmo of
his heels. Hie enxe brnkt the bliMt-r and
tbe foot bcine sr. Thla smwneas lt
loped Into blood poHKtuiitg and he
forced to go Into tin huapltal.
GENERAL VON KUS
MANEK, in coramaaid of
the fortifications of Prze
mysl, which held out for
more than six months
against the onslaughts of
the czar's hosts.
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Says Not Offered
Water Board Job
Referring to the rumor that he waa In
Pne for the position of attorney for' the
Metropolitan Water dlatrlct. City Attor
ney John A. June declared:
"Jofli Hilllngf aald 8-metlilnK about the;
k i.dom of not knolne ao much, rather
than knowini! ao much that la not In."
Mr. lilnc rsya he hna not decided t
take the position In (iiieatlon, nor lijen he
know whether it will be tendered to him. t
APPRAiSE DEUEL ESTATE
AT HUNDRED THOUSAND
An appraiser's report of t)M eeate of
the late Harry I. Duel. wall known
Omaha man. former reglater of deeds,
t'nton Pacific ticket agent and member
of the library hoard, shews It to 1e
worth tM.MI.W, according to county rec
ord. William A. Horton. the appraiser,
valued Mt aharea of loral stret railway
company stock at $T per share, taetl
meny taken tn the case having ihown a
depreciation of II per share since the be
Klnnlng of the European war.
HAIR COMING OUT?
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SfclUWlallMa&CB
A-
if
Dandruff eavuw a fevertsh Irritation
of the scalp, the hwir note shrink, loos
en and then the hair ooroea out fast. To
atop ailing rhalr at once and rid the
scalp of every pnrtlcle of dandruff, get
a 2&-cent bottle of Pnnderlne at any
drug store, pour a little In your hand
and rub" It' Into the Scalp. After a few
spi1latlons the hair stops coming out
and vou cait't find any dandruff. Advertisement.
HAVE COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS
Itc Better Looking
Olive Tablet.
Take
Omaha Boy on Ship
Abandoned in Ocean
Raymond n. Mills, son of William E.
Mills, 1517 Valley street, was a member
of the crew of the ship iJenver which
was abandoned In mldocean a few days
ago. Mr. Mills was In the crew In the
engine room. Mr. Mills has received no
word from hla 'son yet, but as all on
board were reported ssved. U Is probable
he Is on one of the rescuing boats.
If your skin la yellow complexion pal
lidtongue coated appetite poor you
have a bad taate In your mouth a laxy.
no-good feeling you should tuke Olive j
Tablets.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets a substi
tute for calomel were prepared by Dr.
Kdwards after 17 years of study with his
patients.
Dr. Kdwards' Olive Tablets are a pure
ly vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil. Vou will know them by their olive
color.
If you want a clear, pink skin, bright
eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy
like childhood days, you must get at the
cause.
I Dr. Ko wards' Olive Tablets act on the
ii.i-i nun uu.mii ikv I'&iunici yei nave no
rsnynroiis after effects.
Tuey start the bile and overcome con
HilHtlon. That's why ml lions of boxes
inn auld annually at 10c and 3jc per box.
All Unigslflta
Take one or two nightly, and note the
t tcualng reaulta.
Ti.e Oilve Tablet Company, Columbua. O.
PRIVATE BUSINESS TURNS
' OUT POLITICAL CONFERENCE
r - ' ii
Thomas Bowie, acting superintendent of
police and sanitation In the abwnce of
(Superintendent A, C, Kugel, Invited news
paper representatives to leave the public
room of . the 4uitu occupied by the police
superintendent In the city hall.
"We are transacting private business
In here," was the explanation of Mr.
Bowie.
The "private business" proved to be a
conference with a professional organiser
ho Is doing some campaign work for
Mr. Kugel, candidate for city commis
sioner at the primary on April g
RECREATION BOARD NAMES
' TO BE GIVEN OUT TUESDAY
Mayor J. C. Dahlman and City Com-
mlaaioner J. B. Hummel will lecominend
to the city council next Tuesday morning
the names of three other men to com
prise the personnel of tho new recreutlon
board of five members. The ordinance
makes the mayor and superintendent of
parks tneiubera of the board.
. Stog. the tklla'a leatk.
' It's serlaaa.
Croup and whooping rough are chil
dren's ailments. ti King's New Dis
covery Is what )eu need it kills the cold
germs. Ali drugg.ts. Advertisement.
TEN CARLOADS OF SALOON
FIXTURES SOLD TO OMAHA
- The Omaha Future and Huffiy rim
panr has bought the entire ei4Mrej v
firty-ai aaluons ef I'ea Muteire. U.. a4
thte material ! evruotve ever K.w
NWI feet ef liuvtr ap tm tke hf'J
eiUuhaen4. Tki ee ee lea arlifa
an the entauiomrni. Mi Haery -rH.q
beughl the fiMuree, hk t eeM
bars, task rrgtsters an4 tKr aitu Wa
CAMERON MADE SECRETARY
CF THE RETAIL GROCERS
J J. raanerea ass beeei 1.-1. v , (
as ecrary ef the limttt fwtag tie...
tees' saera tun. swee4n M alt
J'u. l Mr. ratarv kss a w 4.
Sr4Uia(i. 9 among gxxi aal vtber
rrt f chimU..
Sore Throat
Chest Pains
Sore chest and tore throat can at
once be relieved by Sloan's
Liniment. It goes right to the
seat of pain, warming and sooth
ln tha affected parte; the pain
presto I ii gout. .
SLOATIS
LIMMEHT
IU1XS PAIN
Haadreda ef people have sea tklr
ntteial tmtloway lor wkst Sleea'i kaa
doae,
Atangeahara. Price Uc 10c A 11.00
Br.En1tSl8.n,tec Mt I SLLiuis
Buy Where You Ge
FINED FOR OPENING STREET
WITHOUT GETTING PERMIT
Oenra A IL vr a at at tin M
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V... at. ... II ... I ... a . I
ino jwnn-T' jn-'B- wurii nrrMtnMl OH
cUaWl'0 ot op. nil. Klfifs nth utrt-rt, -
t.n jHi-kwn ttnd Ittiviiiril trr'ti(, w!lh-
nut flr-l uri'M-iiifi city fecrmlt an i,
qulivtl ly lw.
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Wtth every dollar yoa svead.
hlrst-cUaa Railroad or Mteamshla
travel to any point lit the world,
and it's absolutely free with each
cash purchase. Have yoy started
vet to save "HboppaCs Mileage?"
If nut
Start Now
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Mrs. Jokn '. Vhrtn baa returaed
frem I.iH'nln. llf, -be le4t. frte4
lr et'Vvial lee.
tHwtiW-aei I". I, tiraff has goae le
I'tumat 1 a4 ii.m the fcat OMitl Ne
kaka e.ael Iraili.ta' aixlt'.
Ttt. eee reata.
it Bniaa tttta Put mbi it. la im
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wraieg ye MM sf adJeMS clear r.
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