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THE BKEr OMAHA. TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1915.
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WEATHER TRIES TO '
REACH THE RECORD,
Cropi of State. However. Are Sot!
Injured by the Sudden Drop in j
Temperature. j
FREEZING IN THREE PLACES
Although the cold vealher of tin
last twenty-four hour broke no
records, it came mighty near It. M
6 o'clock Monday morning ihc offi
cial thermometer marked 41 denreea
Mute rro. It caused Colonel Welsh
of the csthr bureau to ,'rpralnlc '
t- :h!.- effect :
"n ?H wr- Inn) (i.izlir -Mtiir on
.'fy 1i Mini txti-ml'.il n fur r utli t
'.':. It i Tiro tvc rnru in Nebraska
I'm iarriera rrrlanted n"l hv the Fourth
i f .rt'.y thy luiri 1.. m - t. tit'.k hopefully
Ivlf .1 rop. Th n tnme the liot wind
July JS rml thnt pi't th- fine! Mls i
to thr orn f)r that y-nr. Thnt wind wn
an ..l that I ri member going ho:iie on the
ctr at noon we actually lia'l to turn our
tuik to H It was like a Mart from a
f.irnacf. The thermometer stood at in.
'Then In ls'J.". we had another complete
crop fallnte, and In W we had the six
teen to on-Issue. After those thte dread
ful years we seem to hate emerged like
th Kgyptlans Into the fat yearn, which
have continued ever since."
The official reporta from seventeen Ne
tiraaka point show n freezing temiera
t'lte at three, of them: Fairmmie, 31: Cul
bertson. 2: and Harttngton 32. Light
frosts are reported from as far south aa
Topeka Kan.
llh Iroat Over Slate.
Morning reporta to the railroad offlcea
Indicate that over Nebraska t"unday night
froata were pretty general, though in few
f lare? were Ihey severe enough to do
much damage to fruit or growing cropa.
Arcordlng to atatlon reporta. Itght
froata extended aa fr aouth aa Tec urn an It,
Hickman," Hastings and Clay Center and
aa far eaat aa the Immediate Missouri
valey. In the north western part of the
atate and up In the aandhllla, tempera
ture went below freealng, the roldeat
reported being at Burwell. There the
temperature dropped to ill degreea above
aero.
TruU farmer on the market yeater
riay nearly al! renortod frost over the
lowland area, both up and down the
river from Omaha. It waa vllble en the
vine and graaa even half an hour after
sunrise. With moat of the market gar
dener the opinion prevailed that no In
Jury haa been done to fruit, though they
expressed the opinion that tender vine
had been sllf-htly nipped.
Teacher Finds 33
Varieties of Birds
at Pwiverview Park
THity-threa varletlea of bird were oo
rrrved within two hotira In Rlvervlew
pirk Monday afternoon by member of
the junior teacher' training claaa of the
public aehoola. Ml Alice K. llltta of
the drawing department accompanied the
young women and compiled the notea
made by the observer. One of tha party
ohacrved twenty-elx varletlea.
nird expert have aeen aa many aa
lxty-flve. different claaae of blrda in
thl park during one day.
The blrda aeen yeaterday were chlcka
(v, bluebird, crow, roblp, wood thruah,
r.tblM. wren, brown thraaher, roae-br-.-natod
groabeak, acarlet tantter, yellow-billed
ruckoo. cowhlrd. Jaybird,
tronae gtarkle, morning dove, Baltimore
(Hole, orchard oriole, white-eyed vlreo,
whita crowned aparrow, chipping apar
row, phoebe, yellow warbler, flicker, red
breaated woodpecker, goldfinch, downy
woodpecker, brown creeper, klngflaher.
Ivlaryland yellowthroat, cardinal, black
and white creeeplng warbler, warbling
lreo and aparrow.
Automobile Burns
Near the Field Club
A ftre originating from aomo unknown
cauaa completely deatroyed a large alx
cylinder automobile near the Field club
In Center etreet Sunday night. The car.
wbloh waa owned by tha Francla-Cullia
Automobile company, and originally coat
ttjoo, waa a total loaa, the company hav.
In no tnaurance upon It. In talking of
the fire Mr. Franc la aald that getting
the burned car to hla garage probably
cauaed more comment than the fire itaelf.
aa the wreck waa towed In by a Max
well car, which coat but . .
TWO BAPTIST SOCIETIES
TO MEET HERE THIS WEEK
Omaha will entertain both dlatrlrt
meetings or the Ilaptlat Home and For
elTu Mixtion aocletlea Thursday. Tha
--at central dietrh t of the Foreign Mia-
njcary aoclety, of which Mre. Edward
Joanton in chairman, will meet at tha
Young Women' Chrlatlan aaaocatlon aa-
cmbly room at 10 o'clock In the Inortilnjr.
At the afternoon aeaalon, Mla Uurcaa
Whltkkei. a :nlaaiouaxy at Vlnucuiula
India, fur aboui wventecn year, will ba
th rpcaaer.
The ni'-etliig of the Foreign Mieeionury
o bty will be held at the Calvary HaPtlit
fl urh Thuraday and Friday. Mire Ine
t-hw of Topeka. Kan., will add re u the
Thursday evening aekn. IHstrlct aoc
cut lea frvm eight atatea will he In at-
Undoacv. ;
Mr'. I.dv. ai-d Johnaon gave a tea tltia
aite: no-.n In honor of IUe Vh!taker and
.Miff rhaw.
SUMMER BAND CONCERTS
START DECORATION DAY
. The summer ached ule of public band
concert will be started in Hanecom park
Sunday afternoon. May 30, which will be
Memorial day.
Commissioner Hummel Is preparing the
ihrdtile, which will embrace all of the
farka and Include concert on Sunday
afternoon and Wedneaday evenings.
bet Bid sir "prlasr Kevrr."
A leiy liver and sluggish bowels will
overcome any ambitious and energetlo
man or woman and wake them feel all
tired suit. dull. Stupid and lifeless Foley
Cathartic Tablets relieve constipation, re
rterc heajlhy bowel action and liven up
your liver They are w holerom and thi.r.
t.ighly cleansing; do not gripe or nause
ate. Tbry banish that full, do, heavy
feeling. J. L. Knight. Fort Worth, Texas.
: "Vy disagreeable eymptoma were
ntlrely removed by the thorough clesna
Irg they gave my ystein." Sold every
tare. .'.dvcrtl'envnt.
BIG LINER TRANSYLVANIA that has just passed through
and successfully voyaged from New York to a Scotland port.
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STEAMSHIP TAM&Y1VA leY
Speculators Back
Up on Hessian Fly
and Bug Reports
There in h r rowing opinion on the
On aha Griln exchange that the Chicago
speculators feel thnt they overplayed
their handa laxt week when they flooded
the country with reporta that Ho.lnn
fllca and chined bugs had nbout de
stroyed the small grain crop of O ' homa
and Kanra and seriously lt .1 tlT-t
of Nebrnska. These same a ( tJ)tors
have wired the Omaha excimnse that
they were tn'slnformed last arek and
that alnre then they had ascertained
that the report were irreatly maRiilfled.
Omaha receipt were: Wheat. 51: corn,
71; oata, 23 car. The market wan steady
to higher, wheat selling at tl.tWI.Wt,
H to 1 rent up.
Corn add at 71W7J rents, H cent higher
than Saturday.
Oata were ',4 cent up, aale being made
at 47tf49'4 centa per bushel.
DECATUR MEN GUARANTEE
FULL BARGELINE CARGbES
Teen(ur business men are making an
organised effort to guarantee rargoes for
the first three months for the steam liver
barge that la noon to begin operation be
tween Omaha and Decatur. The Commer
cial club of Omaha haa received word
!hat a Boostere" club wn formed at De
catur last Wednesday evening and that a
committee waa appointed to aee enough
merchants and farmers to guarantee to
Captain Ptevens that he will have a full
cargo on every trip for three month.
Weekly round trip are to be made.
BAIL BOND RULE MAKES
THE BONDSMEN HAPPY
Themaa O'Connor, clerk of the police
court, states that as the result of Com
missioner Kugel'a new requirement of
ball bonda Inatead of rash bonds for pri
son arrested by the police, prac'.leally
all of the men and women prlaonera who
csually posted caah bonda are now giving
tall bonda for their appearance in court.
1 Genius Succeeds
Only in Rare Cases
' Itf v. .V. r;. Hess, phstor of tlw Flnren"o
MclhodiM I'piicopal church, preached th
bac.'alautente ecrti.on for the Florence
! 1 1 tail school RTatluntea at the l'r shy tci Inn
1 churc h Suiiflay veiling, taking n Mi
subject, "r'and or Wishes. Backbone or
Luik." Itevlewing the Uvea of Charl"
fioodyear. harlc Dickens and James .
Cartlild he Illustrated the ntnt that It
was in doing well the think at h no
with du(.ge detenv.lnntlon that brought
success.
"It Is not the sudden flashes of speed.,
the doing the exceptional thing at the
critical moment that keep your look
onuard. It. is not Kenltis that succeeds
except In raro cusea, but it Is the steady,
on waid plodding that w;:i not falter In the
heat of the monotonous every duy hum
drum of life." was the message he left
with the graduates.
The giaduating exercises will bo held
at the Fontenelle building Thursday even
ing. The graduating rlasa consists' of
fourteen, seven boya and aeven girls.
HOLD UP DUNDEE SEWER
QUESTION UNTIL ELECTION
The' city commlsslonera Intend to aaalt
the outcome of the Greater Omaha elec
tion before committing themselves on the
proposition of permitting the vlllare of
Dundee to connect with a storm water
newer at Forty-eighth and Hamilton
streets.
II. Hume, clerk of the Dundee villa", e
board. In a letter has requested au'h
rermlsslon. w.hlch waa brought up a', a
meeting of the city council of the whole.
The communication waa laid ovor for
thirty day, pending the consolidation
election. This action waa taken at the
suggestion of Mayor Dahlman.
The Dundee sewer In question would
be from fifteen to twenty-four inches In
diameter.
mmer ('omsJajlat Caired.
Dr. King's New Ufe Pllla will rid th
system Of 'fermenting foods and poisons.
Keep stomich and liver healthy. c.
All druggist. Advertisement.
Announcement
For the Benefit,
of Bee Readers
The constantly increasing demand for Bee
want ads has made it necessary that we re
produce a want ad blank in our classified page
stating as explicitly as possible bur lowest
cash rate for one, three and seven time inser
tions. "We believe this will be an advantage
to our readers and eliminate any unneces
sary correspondence when desiring to insert
small want ads.
the submarine sea war zone
ia.Zt..L-X S'
Attack on Merger
Bill for Greater
Omaha is Brewing
An attack on the Greater Omaha con
solidation bill in the eourla la said to be
brewing among the office holders, con
tractor and other interested parties In
South Omaha.
The report ia that Attorney i. F. Wln
lera of the South Omnha city law depart
ment hns prepared papers to be tiled in
the dlstrl.-t court within a day or two,
the presumption being he will ask for an
Injunction to restrain TCIectlon Commis
sioner Morehead from holding the special
election called for Tuesdny. June 1, on
the ground that the merger bill Is legally
uncoiiKtltutlnnal cr otherwise legallv de
foitlve. The Houth Omaha city government haa
cnlle.1 a special election of It" own for
th! haine day to vole ttf.Ono of bonds
wnl -h they hope to market and spend the
proceeds before the consolidation would
extend the authority of the city of
Omaha over Sauth Omaha municipal af
fairs. Whether an Injunction if issued
would seek to nffect this election too is
not Indicated.
CHRISTIANITY MUST BE
MORE SELF-SACRIFICING
Rev. V. T. Kahse. state mlaMonary of
the Lutheran church In Nebraska, spent
Sunday in Omnha, preaching at the Grace
i church in the afternoon and at Pt.
Mark's in the evening. Bpeakln? at the
latter church, he took a firm stand fo?
i a more self-sacrificing Christianity.
"Men must be diligent to succeed In
any profession or business." he said.
"No less muet they be diligent to auc
ceed aa Christiana. Too many aeek to
be' at eaae In Zlon." yet they pursue their
bualncaa or profeaalnn with a seal that
threatens to ruin their health. I know
a family that was well to do and they
gave $12 a year toward the support of
their church, and came once a week and
sat through the service. This same fam
ily put up. a $2,000 monument to them
selves In the cemetery. , And they
thought themselves Christiana."
Jay Laverty Brings
Suit for Divorce
Jy La-erty. Poulh Omaha M e tnrk '
dealer, ha brona;ht ault for divorce in i
rtletrlct rotitt agalnxt Mrs. Mary K. Iav- ,
erty. alleslnc extreme rrtielty. convicting :
of "other than physical violence." which
he aj.ert. haa deatroyrd hi race ef j
mind and rendered furlhei naaoclatlon a ,
huabnnd -nd wife impossible. Mr. and
Mr. Laverty mere mairlen In Lincoln, j
They hae lived In Pout a Cmaha fifteen '
J'eara
MATTHES WANTS TO ENLIST
IN NAVY AS A SUBMARINE
'T want to be s suhr.iatlne.' raid Ap
plicant Ike J. Mitthe. a farmer, to
lieutenant Tipton st the local Vnlted
states marine ret ruitin stat'nn.
"flli, a marine," sniil the eorpors.l.
"No. a submarine." persisted Matthes
The applicant too-d desirshie an;
worth explnlnlna matters to.
"Ton have ht-eu misinformed," argue!
the recruiting; officer pleasnnt'.y. "A
submarine l a boat which travels under
wafer. If you enlist as a marine you
will robin! y ree ot of submarines, bi-t
you can't be one."
"Then I can't be a s'inmxrine ?"
"Nope," said the corporal.
With a Inst wistful flinco at the xold
fish In the globe on the lieutenant'a desk,
the disappointed applicant left.
Why Suffer With
Impure Blood
An Effective Remedy That
Can Be Relied
Upon.
Tou can step Into almost any druff
tore In the U. 8. and get a bottle of
8. P. H.. the famoua blood purifier. Ho
there li no need to struggle or Buffer
with any blood dlaorder. It doesn't
make any difference how severe Is the
outbreak. P. 8. 8. will overcome It. '
Thla famoua remedy gets Into your I
blood at once; it works with a will, tt :
just simply annihilates disease germs, ;
It drives them out, eonverta them Into '
a harmless aubatanre for quick elim
ination. Oet a bottle today and you
will quickly reallre that S. S. S. la just
as essential to blood health as are the
meats, fats, grains and sugars of our
dally food. And If youra la a stubborn
case, write at once to tho Medical Ad
viser. The Swift Specific Co., 112 Swift
Bldg., Atlanta. Oa. He will put you
right. This department has been of
incalculable service to a host of men
and women. It has enabled them to
understand their true condition, to take .
rare of themaelves in the right way,
to so uae 8. 8. 8. in conjunction with
health helps aa to obtain th desired
reaults without mlstakea. Do not
accept any of the horde of substitutes
so often displayed for those who are
easily misled. 8. 8. 8. has been tha
standard for half a century and la un
questionably the safest medietas yoij
can use,
Tuesday Sales Olfer
fmm in f a n 1 1 i i is I W. !
Our Semi
Annual Piano Sale
Now On.
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.' 1 BBS BP JU.ar
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If
Tuesday, Bargain Day
in Cloak Dept.
Pretty Silk Dresses $10.00 to $12.00 values, qq
A splendid assortment of nobby new styles in plain and
fancy silks nnd satins, all colors, all sizes, for women and
misses great bargain at $5.00
New Check Silk Skirts $6.00 and $7.00 values, to Q
at pu0
In the season's newest styles. Big shipment just received.
175 Handsome New Tailored Suits Made to sell ' jT
at $23.fH) and $20.75, choice. ...plO
Clever new designs in poplins, gabardines, serges, cheek
suitings, all wanted colors and in all sizes, extraordinary
bargains Tuesday.
TUESDAY MORNING SPECIALS
House Dresses
Made to sell at $1
and $1.25, all sizes,
at 59?
Bungalow Apron3
Regular 50c val
ues; on sale Tues
day at 29?
Trimmed Panamas
A remarkable purchase of Outing Pan
amas, trimmed with novelty Boman
stripe bands, enables us to place on
sale this most desirable lot
up to $4.00 ; Tuesday at one
price
Mam other choice values.
Qaality Goods and a Saiing of 25 Per Cnt to 50 Per Cen'. Hay
den's Make the Prices for the People
Our aim haa always been to fight,
all trust combinations or asaocla
tlons to hold up the high cost of
living.
1( lbs. best Granulated Sugar.. $1.00
Make your own bread, it pavs. 48
Ih. sack best high grade Diamond
H Flour nothing finer for bread.
pies or rakes sack ....91.85
10 bars Lenox, Laundry Queen, Beat
'Em All or Diamond C 8oap....&c
7 lba. beat bulk Laundry Starch. o
S lba beat mixed Chick Feed 86e
t lba. beat Whit, or Yellow Corn
meal 17o
10 lba pure New York Buckwheat
Flour SSo
cans Oil or Mustard Bardlnes . .SSo
The beat domestic Macaroni. Vermi
celli or Spaghetti, pkg .7Ho
Tall can Alaksa Salmon for loo
4 lba. fancy Jaran Rice. 10c quality.
for SSo
E. C Corn Flakes, pkg So
MacLaren'a Pen nut Butter, lb. llt
Large bottles Worcester Fauce. Pure
it THV MAVnPW'Q FTOCY .IT
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BE A SWAPPER
Make swaps for profit.
Look into the
"Swappers' Column"
Extraordinary Savings
Summer
Furniture
at Most
Pleasing
Low Prices.
-f . -i I fr.
Here's Your Opportunity
MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S
Genuine Palm Beach $
Suits, All This Week
With Every Purchase of a Man's
or Young Man's Spring Suit
at $10.00 to $35.03.
If you lo not need a Spring Suit
bring in some friend who does; in
that way you can both be satis
fied. Those suits are made of genu
ine "Mulford" Palm Beach cloth,
re-shrunken, the one fabric that
will stand tubbing satisfactorily.
.10 Spring Suit and Palm Beach $11
1 5 Spring Suit and Palm Beach $15
$20 Spring Suit and Palm Beach $21
$25 Spring Suit and Palm Beach $26
All our suits absolutely guaran
teed. Sizes to fit all shapes of men.
Alterations Made Free.
$1.25 and $1.50 Ki
monos In pretty
crepes, in all col
ors; on sale. .69
of values
$1.79
Tomato Cataup. Flckles (assorted
kinds) or frepared Muatard, bot
tle u,e
Advo Jell for Dessert once used al
ways used. The Jell that whips
. Pkg. at 74a
1 doz. boxes Safety Matches for..4
4 can Pet or Carnation Mllk....SM
4 cans Wax, String, Ureen or Llm-t
Beans 95o
4 cans fancy Sweet Sugar Corn 85o
3 rana Early June Peas or Solid
Packed Tomatoes for SSo
Choice Basket Fired or Sun Dried
Japan. Kngllah Breakfast or Gun.
Rowder Tea, lb. special 89e
e best Tea Slftlngs, lb. . ... . .ltUo-
Golden Santos Coffee. ' lh. ...... .aoei
Oar BMond Carload of Extra Taney
JMaaapplas Vow oa Bale.
We advise our customers to put up
your Plneapplea this week. Tuesday:
80 else, each , loo
DO alxe, per ilozen 91.10
34 size, each 13Uo
?4 alae. per doxen :1.4o
Per case, any alze 93.7S
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