T1IK I1KK: OMAHA. S'ATI'KDAV. .H NT,
brief city news FAILURE TO LOYE
! CAUSE FOR DIYORCE
W4ir in- at ESholm's.
Moot Prist r Now Peacon Ptsss
Sleotrlo rt Hurffns-OrnJcn Co
41at Iflicleney Th 5c plat
BJnnor srrrrd at 8cl,llti hotel.
T. M. C. A. ob sperlsl pummrr
Jnmr,erFhlp plan. Thn tie It. ." M.
Bride Expect at lt on of
or electric lamp. Burgs-Uri'irn Co.
r.trJt7 BaaqnaV Nn Simna N'l
fraternity of Crr-laMm Mrll nl cntlr-ge
will hold a hanqnrt for thirty. flva mem
ber baturday evening at Holrl Rome.
Sr. lajoaa F. CoanoW?, snut, wishes
te announce the r-moMl of hlf. offices
to JOo-oi Brown block, 16th and Douglaa
BU. formerly In City National bank.
"Toaays Complete atone Prorrant'
elaaalrlad section toda. and appaara U
Tns Boa EXCL.UB 1 V E LT. Find out what
the various moving picture theater of ftr.
Jlftesa Pairs of Shoe Oona Thieve
rained entrance to the shoe shop of St
ill Celled Cruelty in Dirorce Peti
tion Filed by Fred W. Thiele
Against Young- Bride.
WIFE WILL NOT CONTEST IT
Kred W. Thlcle. broker In the em
ploy of the General Film compnny,
who allege that his 20-year-old
bride, Mrs. Ruth Gray Thiele, for
merly hla stenographer, whom he
married February 18, has revealed tc
him that she does not love him, has
filed suit for divorce In district court
vn ground of cruelty.
I Ma petition allege! that hla prettv
Rumor Flics and Waxes Greater
the Farther that it Moves Along
JP. Feteraon at North Sl.teenth street res been glvon to another man.
nigm ana stoio urieen pairs 01 hi ide a statomrnt to hr
The "one tottrh of nature' that
"make the whole world kin'' wa pree
ent In a crowd-In front of the Rrandels
Btorw yeetenlay aftf-monn.
Those who pushed thrlr way to the
renter found there a rimiMe-m Idth hahy
rarrliign, divided Into two compartment.
And In earli compartment, fHst asleep,
lay a hahny, ear-h the mirrored Image,
of the other. A yourur woman at the
handle wss Kept htisy snsweiins ju.n
llons and anknowledKlng oon-.p'l nenta.
"Oh. aren't they darlln:?" "How old
are they?" "Are they boy?" ;Oh, the
little riVar"-lhu the qureliona and
comment ran.
An elegantly dressed woman alighted
from her llmoualne and reached the cen
ter of attraction. fh exchanged com
ment on the Infanta with a matron In
calloo who carried a jrranlte-war stew-
; yr.i.ng wife haa told him that her love
I a "
hm,h.iM ih.t lurgc. tat man nur H Into the ernm-,1
Hw iboN. I she does not love Urn cruelty of Mich I p",',,n" lhpm aside like a enow p'ow
old-Upa Oat Biz Dollar Jo Prl-! i.ature a to t-onstltiilo cause for di-orce '''nK ll,IO" " drift. He putted the
bomky, 144 South Twelfth street, was,! a ouestlon which must he declcj d hv I nt ltn a 'at forefinger.
m, wiu nLa vj i wo wnue men i mwinvi court, in me suit
Mr. Thiele ha left her huahand and
I living at !: Douglaa street. Kite Ir
ualng her maiden name, Mia riuth tlrey.
i win not deny Mr. Thlelea charge
at Tenth and Jackson atreet Thursday
slight, who relieved him of K
Shirley's Koala Bobbed George Bhlr.
3eya home In the Stratford Terrace apart
menta at Park avenue and Jackson
atreet were visited by burglar Thur- ! "' hve nothing else to esy."
day night, who. while the family alept, As ahe spoke the door 1hI1 rang Th':
ranaacked the p'ace and atole exceed- oung woman ran down a atalrway.
Ingly valuable Jlry. Wlea dray?- a eherlff deputy ,ked,
Commercial Secretar.ea Cominj ' '" r'',vlng n fflrmntlv at"
iVTord haa been received hv the Com.!""'' handed her a pnper.
Tunny little aei:crn." he an Id and
And the Imble alept on, unmindful of
th admiration thy were exciting.
The Oli-ervcr proceeded finally north
ward, heboid, now, how rumor file and
waxea greater In It flight. Juttt north of
Pouglaa atreet two men tood.-
"What' the crowd down there?" said
one.
"Woman with triplet in a baby buggy,"
aid the other.
HI 111 northward proceeded the Ob
erver, nd In front of Hayden Broa."
at or etood a man and woman.
"I wonder what the crowd la down
there," wild he.
"Woman with uuadruped r whad
dya call cm uadruplefj, four babie.
Juet alike. In a baby buggy," aatd he.
"If a-"
"Oh, I muat aee them," cried the
woman, and aaa gone.
The Observer turned weat on Dodge,
out of eight of the crowd around the
tv.-ln. 'Ho wa taking no chance.
Grads of Eighth
Grade of Franklin
iiiiMiiiiiiiraim
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Th following boya and girla are mem-I g
ber of the eighth B graduating chm of 1
Franklin achool: j g
Florence Ellaworth, Joel Miillck. ' i 3
U tor Fnholm. Jeanette Neleon.
"ienn rriese.
Thomaa Klndlev,
Roy Hollenheck.
Marie Honach,
Itoland Jeffereon,
Minnie Levy.
Robert Martlnaon,
Helen Mertene.
Edwin Munon,
Harry Newman.
David Noble.
Virgil Northwelt, -Bert
Preaton.
.Donald Raffenaparge
Walter Renxe.
Joeeph 8acco,
Flva Hmlth.
Helen Wood. ,
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INSURANCE COMPANY
DENIES DEATH ACCIDENTAL
Heir of Dr. D. Wlnton Dunn, a phy.
ciaa, who. they allege, waa murdered
by an unidentified peraon at DuQuoin,
III., have riled ault for ri.OOO in dlatrlrt
court on an accident policy can-led by
tbe phydclan agalnat the Phyalclana'
Caaualty company of America.
The Insurance company denie that the
death waa accldentat
For excessive dandruff, falling of
the hair, scalp sores, eruptions, itch
ing, etc, and for renewing the growth
of the hair, use Le's Tar Sulphur
I Shampoo.
It acts quick; trie odor it not unpleasant
t An improvement will be noticed after the very
first shampoo.
I) v One ir onlfi, 12 om., rnouih for th tivrtit eat; 50-
At JraUiHt r MlVwnd. p
GEO. H. LEE CO Laboratories. Omaha, Neb. i
SHAMPOO HINTS -The mnt and mm aential the nap the more likrty eardla E
m hard water. Rain water or di Milled water ia beat for the "jathering-vp." A few cmncee ia 1
p anthcicnl. Th Quick nna-o caa be dona with raoat any deaa water, bard of aoft. g
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Aparlrnpiita, flats, houses and cottages can be rented quick
ly and cheaplj by a Bee 44 For Kent" want ad.
withdrew, followed by the atern look
of acver.nl omen, who apparently didn't
approve of calling the email mite
"geeiere."
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and will not conteat the lt," .he .ld i h' ' V "r'. .1 iTr?.?"
the two young excitement hunter,
with hen (In down, made a center ru'
through the crowd ai d brought up abaft
the brain of the good hlp, "Perambulator."
mercial club that aeventy-flve rummerclnl
recretarie of Pouth Cnrollna arf to come
to Omaha June 72 with tb pe( lal train
:that la to carry them to thu Kan Fran
(ctaco axpnaltlon. A public affair lunch
ieon (or them I planned at the Com
imerclal club for June K,
i Xamlia' Fromotad tluy B. Hamlin,
mall clerk at Hotel Fohtenelle, haa been
;rromotd to he one of th day rlerka, in
'Plana of . W. Diffee, who haa son to
Chicaa-o. Mr. Hamlin la well known a
'an Omaha hotel' man, having been con
jnacted with tha Fontenelle tinea It
I opened, and before that for a number of
I year with Hotel Rome.
Baad Baok from Ccaat ". M. Tleed,
aiperlntendent of the fourteenth division
:Of tha railway mall acrvlce, haa returned
from a flying trip to Pan Franclaco,
where ha held a conference . with fupev
Interfdent of the railway malt service
at Portland and Han Franclaco on quo-
non connected with the through mall !
care run between Omaha and tho two
wetera cltica.
nlt Ooea to TedaraJ Court The ault
cif Frank W. Wood agalmt the Kl Pao
"It I the aiiminnn hr tl.e dlvoice
l4C aaid cheerfully upon her return, "i
am not going to pay any attention to It.'
"Are you contr mplating a aecoml ven
ture?" ahe. wa aeked.
"Another marriage? Never again. '
' "Io you faro for another man?"
"I am not going to aay any more. Good
morning." ...
The marriage followed a courtahlp of
everal month while Mla Gray waa em
pl red aa a stenographer In the office of
the Ueneral Film company. Mr. Thiele
ia well known In thla city and la a mem
ber of an old Omaha family.
HARTMAN'5 GREAT SATURDAY SPECIALS
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM-THEY'RE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
OFFERED ON EXTREMELY GENEROUS CREDIT TERMS
MR. AND MRS. MORRISON
BOTH QUALIFY AT ST. LOUIS
K. R. Morrlon and hi wife. Mr. I.oulae
Tukey Morrison, formerly of Omaha, have
both qualified for the championship golf
tournament of the atate of Mineourl. The
tournament la on at 8t. Loul. Sir. and
Mr. Morrison entered from Kgr.na City.
They are champions of Kann (lty in
the men'e and women's clasnes. respect
ively. Mra Atnit..M 1. , i. . i
r ja,,,.ju- ".w..,v.,, ,a nir inn. wuinan
tranrfeTrad tZl Vi T . . . " f k"" th,t ""ll'1"' the
transferred from the district court of charm lonahlp class. Hho defeated Mra J
nougla county to the federal court. ! A. Cot hctt Thursday
Wood U seeking 14.000 damage from tha I
railway company for the loss of thirty-' ;
Ihrea head of cattle, which he allegea i
ed aa a reault of rough handling durin
"A H H ' r At.l.. m m.ml I..I.I
" ' n mmiuit- iiHirlfD, a I I
Ihpir (Jit-guMtMj rcmtirk a they iftlnd. M
ONE HUNDRED DOCTORS
VISITALAMIT0 PLANT
Ona hundred or more of the physicians
of Omaha at noon were guests of the
Alan.lto Sanitary Dairy company at the
Leavenworth rtreet plant. They were
guesta upon Invitation and after a
thorough Inspection of all departments
or the plant partook of a dairy lunch,
appetiilr.g and neatly served.
Tho doctjra were delighted with the I
plant of tho Alamito and marveled at lt
cleanliness and annltary condition, many
of them expressing the opinion that never i
before had they known that there waa'
anything like it In the city. Tha visitors
were divided into squad of twenty-flvo
to thirty each. Each squad waa piloted j
through the plant by a courteous at-i
tendant and every feature of the business j
explained. The lntraclclea of th opera-!
tlon wa explained and they were par-;
itcularly Interested In the Pa si eu rising
department, where the milk and cream Is
rendered free from microbes.
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75c a Mo. ,
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The nmm Wmnt A Am . n... n ,
1-..- - ' - ' t i nuainess
Booster.
hlpment of ICS head from, Kl Paso, Tex.,
to Winner, S, D,
Hold Reading Circle
; for Blind Each Week
Tha first meeting of the blind at the
lubllo library proved encouraging to
Hisa Kdlth Tobltt. th librarian. Miss
! slen Millard rer.d fiction selectiona for
rvr an hour, and It waa announced that
l ha rending circle would be held regularly
every Friday morning at 10 o'clock. All
Mind people are invited to take advan
tage of the extension of library service.
It wa announced. Automobile will call
Xr any Infirm or aired blind people who
sannot go to the library unu.inli.trcl.
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Library Now Runs
on Summer Schedule
. The public; llt.rary I now runnlig on
Summer schedule and all departmenta
loso at p. m. six day a week, with
the exception of the children room,
which closes at o'clock. On Sundays
the entire building la closed all day. This
schedule ia followed to decrease the cost
rf lights and maintenance, and wt'l be
continued until September 1.
PROPERTY OWNERS START
TO CUT WEEDS IN WEST END
Now la the time to cut the weed.
Thl Jact Is evidently known to a num
ber of owner of vacant property, for
fed cutting haa besun in several parte
ef Omaha, especially In th wct end. Hy
cutting the weed before they get big
find go to seed, labor I aaved and further
crop of the pest are checked.
Health Commissioner R, W. Connell
Says he Is glad to see owners and agenta
f vacant proi crty get aa early start with
cythea thla year.
REPORTS OF CROP DAMAGE -BOOST
GRAIN PRICES HERE
Exosirlve rains over practically all of
the western grain belt boosted prl.es Vi
to a cent per bushel, the report being
Seneral that wet weather baa commenced
to impair the crop.
' On th Omaha. market wheat brought
I rtJl.M. tbia being a cnt above Tliur.
tay. Corn sold at ti7!i -ents. h'Khcr.
.and oats brought V&7. a gain of mt
f a cent.
Your Buying Opportunities
Our June Gloarance Sale
,3 . Everthing in our entire
stock of ready-to-wear
apparel for women and
men has been greatly re
duced in prices during our
great June Clearance Sale. ;
You may buy at this sale and
still enjoy our easy credit terms
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A WEEK
PAYS
THE BILL
LtuMes' Palm JiPach Sufts and5
summer tex check, at 811.50
I-adles Summer Street Dresses
from ... $2.50 to S15.00
Lsdlf-s' Silk Waists at 81.50.
$3.50. 84.50 -nd f.50
18 Ladles' Street Dresses. In
odda and ends worth to $6.60, at 81.50
All our Men's Spring Suits at June re
duction prices:
$15.00 Suits at 80.75
$18.00 Suits st. . 812.75
$20.00 Suit st... 814. 50
Men's Spring Trousers at-- aq f"
S1.50. 82.50 and pO.OU
t 'ft JT -
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Union
tfittingCo
OMAHA
SE.COR.ieXKSOIi STi
l'Ktll'I.K'S HTUKK.
ATalllK
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SPLENDID
Q V A It T K R
SAWED OAK
K O C K E R.
Upholster ed
t h roughout
in gua ran teed
Imperial leather,
baa broad heclr
very shapely In
lam, and roomy
seat. with
steel spring
c o n s t r uc
tton. Knurn
ia finished
In a rich
shads of
golden. On
sale for
Saturday at
only
$4.75
A Wonderful
Bed Value.
Solid Oak
Dining Chair
HIGH GRADE STRONG
LY CONST RUCTED"
SOLID OAK DINING
CHAIR. Upholstered In
guaranteed Imp e r I a I
leather beautifully
finished in golden.
Has quartered oak
back panel and top
slat. Broad seats
strongly braced. A
wonderful value at
$1.59
ItfASSIVK 8-INCH' POST METAI. BED. Made of
tubular eteel, with ten heavy filler. Measuring
ft Inchea high. Enameled In the popular Vernls
i.iamn or gcua oronze wnicn m guaranteed not
i larnien or peei orr. lireaiiv
tinderprlced for Haturday'a Bell
ing; at thla low price
BOO CASH; BOO A MOITS.
$4.95
EXTRA ROOMY
AND SERVICE
A B L E H I G H -GRADE
WILLOW
ROCKER. Suitable
for bedroom, living
room or porches.
Finely finished in
baronial brown,
h.1 K h - grade
imported reed.
This Is an un
usually dura
ble rocker and
equally suita
ble for out
door or in
door use.
in
a a
mmmrn
.! ' .i..:'t-
1 t'---7
$2.69
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If
OUR NEWEST MODEL
RANITART KITCHEN
CABINET." Tha moat
modern and best equip
ped cabinet ever offered
at anywhere near this
low price. Built through
out of solid oak. entire
top beautifully white
enamel lined. Fitted with
metal flour bin and sift
er, full set of slasa
eplce, tea and coffee
cans. Hwlmrina; aufrar
bin. ' Has ventilated
bread and cake box and
s 1 1 d I n non-ruatable
metal top. Juat exactly
as Illustrated and sold
In other stores at f 35.00.
Our extremely low' price
only
$22.50
2.00 CASH 42.0O A KOBTTX.
The Improved
"MARVEL"
Dress Form
The Marvel. 18 sec
tion, adjustable Dress
Form is the greatest
Dress Form value on
the market.' Can be
made to reproduce
any figure. Long or
short walsted, narrow
or broad shouldered.
Covers all sizes from
32 to 43 inches. Each
section is adjusted in
dependantly. Our spe
cial price
$10.90
91.00 DOWI (1,00 A
MoaTx.
GREATEST 8EW-
I N G MACHINE"
VALUE IN OMAHA
Made with . high
arm automatic drop
and fitted with the
improved side tentlon
Cabinet is made throughout
of genuine quarter sawed
oak, with heavy plank top
and six roomy drawers.
ball bearing and
guaranteed for ten
years. Worth $35,
our low price
aa.00 cam aa.oo a hoittx.
.
head, --. ;ff -r -f.H. gJ$J .
M 2xs jf antes
$2loo
et'R NEW MOHEL PRINCESS CO
CA RT. Entire frame of steel tubing.
Has large else ho)d, storm protector, and
heavy nickel mud fender over set of
10-Inch ruhber-tlred wheels Entire cart
covered UU best' leatherette. Very
comfortable and roomy.
Specially priced,
only
91.00 CASS Toe A afOsTTB.
Vir. rri t
$7.25
mm
1414-I416-141H UOUULAS ilKtET.
OUR MOriF.L WWITR ENAMEL SANI
TARY REFRIGERATOR. AUde of eolli
aah, -with rounded corners. Haa remov
able and adjustable wire shelves, mln-
,iti w.MPi ii nea una iruaranieea to De n.
nunuenui ice saver. A
very hla;h-Krade box at
this low price
91.00 CASK 91.00 A KOITTX.
ea to De a
?05
GOES TO JAIL FOR THE
THEFT CF A LAWNMOVVER
Juliu Kaeasner, arrcMd by S.oeclal
Officer Oriffln at Nineteenth and Wirt
Streets early Friday niornlnc. wa sen
tenced to thirty day In the count Jail
neu arraisnefi in police court Kaess-
rer bad a lawnmower in his possession
when arrested and cculd not give a sat
isfactory explanation to the jadge as to
here h had procured It.
THREE SONS DRIVE OUT
MARAUDER WHO ENTERS
Mra Para Kii.kensteln. ;:.T7 Blondo
Street awoke early (rid ay morning to
hear someone 0!nlna the front door of
l:er residence. Hit railed to I er three
srown sons. wh a'rep in the room next
to hnrs, and th- renult int thsrcu of the
trio of hu-kles v. a fled the marauder to
parts unl.r.unn.
M'COVERH PA'NS EIGHT
VOTES IM FIRST FOUR WARDS
Former City CoiiunlMloiiei Mrlio .em
galnod elsl.t votes over W. 8. Jardtne,
who defrir him at the recent eleitlon.
In the r -count of tes ast In the first
r.or wsrds of t:e .ltv The recount Is
VrocwxJIu in county cegrt.
for
Six Player Rolls for $l-0ne Dollar
Buys a bunch of plsyer music, with such "leading mualc al "On My
av to Dubilu," "Along Came Ruth." "Tallow Candle Dip." "By
HeckY "Long Way to Tipperary." "When Urown-up Ladles Act Uke
Hiibles, ' Stay Dowu Where You Belong" and others.
We make up a package of six rolls of player music, you put up
$1.00 and select the package you want. The leading roll is worth
the price, and you get th five rolls practically us a premium
Saturday only.
A. HOSPUD CO.
' 181 Douglaa Street
when making your plana for thla Snmmer's vacation. There k much of pleasure in atore for you in
beautiful Rocky Moontsdn acenary, excellent fishing; autoenobiliTj and other outdoor a port a.
Round trip fare
Omaha to Den
ver. Colorado
Springs or Pueblo dafly . i
Colorado ia only a few hoars awy via
Round trip Care to the Exposi
tions provides for a stop-over in
Colorado with privilege of mak
ing- free side trip to Colorado Springs er Pueblo.
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Coot Comfortable, Northern Routt Direct to Both Exposition
The cy fine tkwbU tracked ar pro
Splendidly equipped electric-lighted trains leava Omaha dafly for Denver; Colorado Special leaves
12:30 Midnight, arrives Denver, 3:00 p. m., Colorado Express leaves, 4:20 p. nx, arrives Denver,
Denver BpsdaJ, leaves Om&ha 7:80 a. nu, arrives Denver 9:30 p. m.
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For beautifully illuetrated "Colorado for the Toortat", outlining scenic attractions of the Centennial :
Sute describing Rocky Mountain National Park and outlining the complete expense to connection with jf"
Color ado trip, side trip and stopover privileges, eux, appiy xo .
L. BONDORFF, CP.&T.A, 1324 Farnam Street 'Phone Dougks 334. m
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