TilK I'.hlv UMAliA. L1.KMA, Jf.Mr. -'3, 11H.)
brief city news BOM FINDS THAT
BUSINESS IS BRISK
aieotrle teas, fT.H. Purgess-Qrsnden.
are Beet Met It Now Biwei Ptmi
Xe4Jstes Crfleleaoy The lie plels
I Inner served it Schlits betel.
"Togej'g tfcmaieSe Movie mfW
tlssslflert section to4sr. ar appears ll
The Fm EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
tha various moving pttture theaters of far
"Today's Complata Moris rrogrean"
lassifled section toftay, and aprx-ar In
Tha He EXCLUftVELT. Find out what
the varloua moving picture theaters offer.
Br. W. p. Wfesrry announces tha
era nee of his sssoctatlon with Pr. F. 8.
Owen and tho establishment of hla tem
porary office at autto V, Brandels thea
ter building.
Pleturee of Tork College Pi esldent
M. O. McLaughlin will present tha York
tollege activities In movlna; pktures at
the United Brethren liurch, Nineteenth
and Lothrop streets, edneaday evenlne
at 8 o'clock.
To Tlalt la Canada Miss Ionise
Grant of the postoffke money order de
partment anil Miiia Ion Pellone of tho
law library in the court house will leave
next month to speni aeveral weeka In
v'anada, visiting Toronto, Hamilton and
other places.
Baakara Talk with ConaoU Tin city
totini il will meet Thuraday morning,
wnen local henkr-s will be heard on the
subject of tho Auditorium, sewer and
park bonds, in the total aim of tJOO.OOP.
The finance department tiojes to aeil
t!ie.e t'jiula in Omaha.
Cut lis- SnorelJoe Manchalle. 1011
Bouth Thirteenth, laborer on the fnlon
Marine section pang: at Eleventh and
Nlcholaa streets, auatalnad a badly cut
noae when he was struck on that mem
hfr by the sharp edge of a shovel wielded
by his cousin. Dr. Charles Zimmerer at
tended the man
Perpetual Turkish Bath A letter
from E. 1.. Johnson of the Uayrty. now
st Phoenix. Atls., brings word that he la
enjoying a perpetual Turkish bath, as the
temperature is so high he doasn't dare
lock at the record. He says Lloyd lngra
ham la directing productions for the Mu
tual movie people at Los Angelea and is
doing very well. Also that he expects to
be In Omaha again early next month
New Tork Cigar Manufacturer Say.
Great Industrial Boom Hat Hit
United SUtei.
Howell Commends
Georgia Governor
for Frank Decision
TELLS REASONS FOR BELIEF
WINNER OF THE REE PRIZE
STARTS FOR EXPO.
Richard C. Bondy, Dead of tbe I
firm of Bondy Lederer of New
York, the largest Independent clear
manufacturing concern In the world,
Is in Council Bluffs and Omaha, mak
ing a personal tour of tbe country
with a view of feeling out by actual
contact the business conditlona at tha
present time. Accompanying htm Is
Graham Davis, general sales man
ager of the company. Mr. Bondy
and Mr. Davis were yesterday visit
ing the wholesale house of Peregoy
& Moore, the largest distributors of
tbelr goods In the world, who last
year sold more than MOO. 000 worth
of the leading Bondy A Lederer
brands.
"It Is the first lima in the hiatory of
our firm that our entire output for the
year has been sold out tn June, and that
output the greatest w have ever accom
plished," said Mr. Bondy.
"Prsptte all of the distrust aroused In
the buaineas world by tht calamity
howlers, our business has thus passed be
yond our anticipation. And eur bualnaas
is but a reflection of the condition of
every other big business In the Vnited
State at this time.
Rays Iar Is Scarce.
"The only trouble there Is In the Amer
ican buaineas world at this time Is
presented by the lsbor problem, and this
relates wholly te the scarcity of labor.
While manufacturers have not lost their
workmen, they are now finding It dif
ficult to seeure sufficient skilled labor
to meet Increased demands.
"But this condition will right Itself and
there Is nothing In sight now to atop
thla country from mounting to the high
est level of industrial and flnancisl
proaperlty ever attained by any nation
on this earth. Foreign capital la eagerly
watching for a chance to find Investment
here. ' It has been frightened out of
Europe by tha horrible wsr conditions;
snd untold millions are waiting for
United States Attorney F. t. Howell permanent Investment here.
haa written a letter to Oovernor John M. "With every part of the United States
Hlaton of Georgia, commending him for n a stage of prosperity never before at
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INSURANCE MEN SLIP
ONE QUIETLY ACROSS
The fabll enterprise of some InSur
arte men recenci pnocK ai in citv
onpcll meeting when City Clerk l lynn
pirncntetl for appro al a pollcv for - '
on t Vmmlaetonrr s liitnimrrs new ento
niol'lle
'I don't kim nnythms ahout that
l oll y. H' npm to inc." Inter vpted
Mr. H.ininil. as the clerk bi'Siin ti read'
loll call for approval of the do uii ent j
An Inveat illation showed that Mr. inm-
n el's secretary hnd s lrcn.lv ircc mI a
polhy from another company and that
the policy presented by the city . lerk!
was unlet ly slipped In without am ion-
lultatlon with Mr. Hummel I
"Aw yrr fo
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MOTOR CARS
51 ?
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Monday and Tuesday, June 28th and 29th
This will be a Clearance Sale, during which we will sell
every Velie Automobile in stock at extremely low prices,
whereby any one interested in a good, first-class high-grade
car, at a remarkable price, can get an unusual bargain. Stock
includes new 1915 4 and G-cylinder cars of latest pattern
1914 and 1915 Demonstrating Cars, and a few used cars in
first-class condition. Effective this date the Velie Motor
Vehicle Co., of Moline, 111., begin distributing Velie Automo
biles in this territory direct, and this special sale will include )
only the Automobiles we have in stock. First come, first .
served, while the Cars last.
John Deere Plow Company of Omaha
10th and Howard Streets
Charles It. Hall, one of the three win
ners of Panama exposition trip given
by The Pee, started Tuesday o-t his
Journey to enjry the prise Me called at
The Uee office to say ;r.o -hyp- w len
the photographer nimrnie.l h'. it tine.
The lad expects to have a wonderful
time. Mis Rath 1 Inney, viulhi r wmiie.',
has already made her trip and enjoyei 11
greatly. Ml Pav Watts, to whom the
third triu whs swarded, hai i-il yet rne.
"Brownatone
Tints Your Hair
In a Minute
his action In commuting the sentence of j
leo M. Frank to life Imprisonment.
Mr. Howell waa born and brought up
in Georgia and believes that Governor
siaton was a schoolmate of his in the
Atlanta High school. The Howell family
is prominent In Georgia. Mr. Howell's
letter Is as follows:
If Prof. Siaton, under whose tutorship
1 obtained cart of my education In the
public schools of Atlanta, was your
father, 1 was tn the class behind you In
Minn school.
1 am a native of Georgia and write you
now to endorse your commuting the sen
tence of frank. Your couraae la to be
eommended. I have not thought it proper
to pass upon Frank's guilt or Innocence.
Governments like our own muat satisfy
their people as far as It may be done
without sacrificing principle. ,; and your
art will tend to strengthen government,
i tithe i' then to weaken It. The people
aencralK deeply feel that society does
l ot demand the sacrificing of thia man's
life. Indeed, many million respectables
disapprove of exacting such toll of any
nun for any cause. :
Phis case lllustrstes ths svll of a popu
lar tolly a demand to legislate inertia
into the courts. If correctly Informed,
the functions of the Georgia courts were
educed to those of sn umpire. Having de
stroyed a vise power, and having aeen
the effects thereof, the tendency Is to
condemn courts for falling to find that
w hich the legislature had denied author
ity to look for. ,
The good name of Georgia and the na
tion have been well cared for by you. Ae
a native of the atate and a cltlsen of the
nation I thank vou.
Good Weather Sends
Grain Prices Down
With the return of good weather to
.he grain bolt and reports that the dani
Hgcs to the growing crops had been exag
gerated, puces sold off on the Omaha
'.rain exchange, wheat loalng 2, ccrn 1 to
i and oata 1 to 1U cents per bushel.
Receipts were light, there being but
ten cars of wheat, twelve of corn and
eight of oats on the market.
Prices for the dsy were: Wheal. H 10:
corn, 69ST0, and oats t'ff43'i cents per
buahel.
tsined it is something more than a ususl
compliment to ssy that the middle west
outclasses all other sections. This Is il
lustrated by the business done by Peregoy
V Moore. From the Council Bluffs house
alone last year they sold more than
tCOO.OOO worth of our goods, and from
January to July this year their rales will
reach almoat gl.OOO.OW."
Mr. Bondy'a optlsm has discovered a
new thing in favor of the Jitneys.
"The Jitney business has absorbed about
all of the old Btock of ears, cleaned out
stocks that threatened to demoralise the
trade snd created a new buying im
pulse," he says, 'The Jitneys hsve taught
the people something new about the real
value of the automobile, and thousands
of men have reoeived the final Impulse
to buy a car after they became Jitney
patron. ' This new demsnd has simply
swamped the automobile makers.'1''
"If the present conditions do not con
stitute genuine prosperity none of us will
ever know the thing If we see it, even
If It runs over us and smothers us."
Mr. Bondy and 'Mr. Davis will continue
their Journey throughout the northwest.
Camp Meeting at
Ealston Draws Many
JESSIE M. TOWNE
IS DEANOF GIRLS
Bogrd of Education Creates New
Office at High School with Ad
vanced Salary.
REED IS GIVEN AN ADVANCE
Jessie M. Towno, heed of the Eng
lish literature department of the
Central High school, haa been as
signed by the Board of Education as
dean of girls, a new position, at a
salary of $2,000 a year. She has
been receiving $1,400 a year as head
of the English literature department,
which she will continue to super
vise. Prlncipsl Reed of the school uraed the
appointment of Miss Towne to this posi
tion. Her new work will be to serve In
VHi'ious wsys ss an advlaer for the girls
of the school, the explanation being that
in a larjro public hljjh school there are
many problems and situations affecting
Ihe gin which should he handled by an
experienced woman.
Reed's Nalitrv Raised.
Principal C. E. Reed was assigned tn
the prli'.cipnlship of Centrsi High school
at a salary of J1.30O a year, an advance
of tM. This assignment is under the
new civil service system of Ihe Board of
Education and insures Mr. Reed perma
nency in thia position as long as his serv
ices are satisfactory and It takes the
place of the old method of electing this
principsl for one-year or threeA-ear per
iods. J. F. Woolery snd K. E. MoMlllsr. ware
asalgned to first and ocond hrinolral
shlps, respectively, under the same civil
service plan, their salaries to be tl.VM
and COO a year.
Ill So-Calloil "Restorers" Thai
Halm to "tirilunlly Kesiore"
Tolor to Your Hair Are Sim
ly Slow Acling Dje".
The stralghtest rosd snd the short
sat cut to the certainty of an attrsc-
tlve and beautful appearance Is the use
-y OT ii r u ii (, v ii
Hair Blsln.
This preparation
will Instantly
c h a n e gray,
trea-ked or faded
hair to the sorteat
and richest golden
brown, medium or
Idau-k brawn er
tola.k Juet aa vou
wish.
Juat comb or
brush It Into your
hair.
"Bros natone" will
always alvs you the
most pleasing re
sults snd you need
have ha1 no prev
ious experience.
Impossible of detection, will not rub
r wash off, and needs retouching only
as the hstr grows out.
"Brownatone" hair stain Is fsr su
perior to "dyes." snd Is sbsolutely
harmless in every wav.
Hold by all up-to-date druggists. In
two slsea. 2&c snd 11.00. If you are
offered a substitute, save annoys noe
by rsfuslng it and ordering "Browna
tone" direct from ths mskere.
Insist on "Brownatons" at your hair
dresser's. A trial bottle and Interesting booklet
will be mailed for 10 cents.
Add rose The Kenton Pharmacal Co.
( E, Pike Ht., Covington, Ky.
Sold and guaranteed in Omaha by
Bherman McConnell Drug Htorea and
other leading dealers. Advertisement.
$s
Rev. C. W. McCaaklll of the Hanscom
Park Methodist Episcopal church of
Omaha, gave the opening addteaa at the
second annual Institute of the Ipworth
leagues of the Omaha district last night
st RalKtron. He was greeted by a Isrge
crowd of the young people, who are j
camplog In tents st Hillside Park, lying !
between Ralston and Seymour lal:e.
About 100 people pitched their tents
Monday, snd It Is expected that a large
number, held back by the inclement
westhe,- of last week, will go Into camp
today. . The grounds are tn excellent
condition and the warm weather makes
csmping conditions Ideal.
Department lleada.
The following department heads for
Central High school were announced by
the board:
Ada I. Atkinson, hlslory.
K. R. McMillnn. phyaleal science.
Beagle J. Fn viler, llreek and Uatin.
Caroline K. Stringer, natural aclMiie.
Sara Vore Taylor, constructive Knglleh.
Jessie VI. Towne. KimliHll literature.
Veva W, Tuniei, domestic si lence end
I'.anHxer of liun h rooms.
J. F. Woolery, mathematics.
MISS BAUMER VISITS AT
SEVERAL COAST LIBRARIES
DUNDEE PAVING BCNDS
NOW OFFERED FOR SALE
! Chief Henry Dunn
is Much Improved
District paving bone, or Dundee in the J Reports from the bedside of Chief of
sum of J62.0 -rs now offered for sal. Dunn indicate that the patient i.
h" Burn. Blinker & Co. of Omaha. TM.""""vlag m ut "Kt WMk'
tpnie and hss placed them on the msr- WAITRESS TO WHOM LOOT
I tt. The bonds are to bear pei cent j WAS GIVEN GOES ON STAND
irterest. The company expecta to place
" nut of these bonds locally, as thev ssy; MMdlngton. a waitress In a
they feel sure there is resay money . urBnt ,t ?16 South Thirteenth street,
Miss Bertha Baiuuci, who has charge
jot the reference department of the public
j library, has returned from an extensive
trip to the Pacific coast. While there she
cttenrled aeaalons of the annual meting
iof the American Library association at
Ban Francisco and also visited the prin
cipal libraries on the coast.
whom Edwsrd Mclndor gave a silk
rough here to take them. The bonds j
sic clue In fifteen yesrs from June 1, dress, silk gloves and a necklace a month
i 'aj. ycaterdsy sppesred against him as a
PMAHA PHYSICIANS ARE witness m
rAIIP TO TUC PfliCrTihict court. In which Mclndor Is charged
UUINU IU I fit lUAdl ' ,n bu r,,irv. The gUts were Identified
Uow Much Are Your
Family Food Bills
Per Week?
A number of Omatia physicians havs
gone to San Francisco to attend ths an
nual meeting of the American Medical
association, which Is in session there.
Among those who went from Omaha nrs
Drs. H. B. Lemere, Chsrle O'Nell Rich.
A. f. Jonss, IT. .f. McClanahsn snd
Kwing Brown. The letter three will be
gone a month, as they plan to tour Csli
tornla and visit both expositions before
coming back to Omafca.
Keep It linear for Rheaaaatlsss.
IXir.'t suffer and try to wear out our
r eumattsm. 81oan'a Untment goss right
to the spot, kills the pain. c. All drug
gists. Advertisement.
R0TARIANS AND BENSON
CHAPS WILL GET IT NEXT
Rotary night ana Benson night Is ths
a ay next Monday night Is dubbed at
Ak-9ar-Ben den. The Rotary club and
the Benson fellows are to be entertained
and initiated at that time.
The trouble about thla high cost of liv
ing problem is thsl hear only one side
of the story it's all against the maker or
. trl.l In Turin Fnirllah'a Hla "-'l-r ui rmiiniK. n nai annul your ena
a trial In Judge English s d Is- , fc. , n,,.r, i-,-.
glance at your weekly food bills.
Meat! Meet! Meat: More meat! Why
this extravagance'' IJnten to what the
great dietitian. Dr. Hutchison, aaya:
rroni an economic point of view, meat
la a dear foog, whether as a ylelder of
energy or a source of bolldiaa; malarial."
That doean t mean that we can ahoimh.
meut from our table entirely, but we can
cut down on It and aeek other nutrilloua
but cheaper foods.
Vi hat about Fauat Macaroni? The same
authority says that 'Macaroni la abaorbed
almost in its entirety" that Is, II prac
tically all goea to tne making of blood,
muscle and tlaane. Kauai Macaroni la
made from Durum wheat, la highly glu
tinous and tan be prepared tn many appe
tising ways snd costs 10c a large package.
MAI Mi ItKOS.
St. IxHiis, f. H. A.
by a. V. Kpeneter, UK North Fortieth,
street, ss psrt of the loot taken bv bur
glars the night of May 1. .
Miss Headlngton on the witness stand
told of receiving the articles from Mcln
dor. lie declared to the jury that he had
purchased them from another man.
Mr. Kpeneter testified that whoever
robbed Ms home ste a piece of cold
roast beef taken from a refrigerator and
left the remains scattered about the din-
In, room.
R
stops itching
and burning!
Wlist relief! The firgt appli
cation of Resinot Ointment us
ually stops all itching- and burning
and makes your tortured sic in feel
cool and comfortable at last. Won't
you try the easy Rejinol way to heal
eciems or similar skin-eruption ?
Doctors have prescribed Resinol
regularly for twenty years.
Resinnl OtatiMat. ilk the hels of gninol
Seap, rlrara ewr pimplta aod blarkhad, and
It a moit rcliablt houKlmld rtnttdr for aorta,
burns, chafing, tc. Sold by all drugtisu.
Promises ef the Press Agent.
Theater goers who have not yet seen
tlt excellent production of "Wltrln the
lw" by Edwsrd L.ynch and aaeoctata
. players at the Braxtnis. would do well
to engage their seata at onoa. The new
atock company haa made a decided hit.
Miaa MeOran and Mr. Lynca are aeen
In the leading roles, and the remainder
if the company give excellent support,
"lock patrons will have an opportunity
to meet Miss McOrsne st the teception
vrhirh will be held immediately after tbe
iiistlnes today. Cakes and tea will be
aerved at 6 ro. Tbe lobby of the
Krandeia. wltii its decorations of fenis
and field flowers, loilts root and invit
ing, and a siring orchestra ststioned
there entertathe the early eonsere until
foe ttm curtain u
VACATION SCHOOL HAS
ATTENDANCE 0 F0VER 150
Over 1! bays, ths largest enrollment in
the history of the school, are new at-
. j i . 1 . i .'al Inn aehnol At t h f nun
lonumi i" . -. - i
W.n's Christian association. Four teach-.
U J hsd been provided, but when ths reg
latrstion passed expectations two more
teschers had to be employed by Secre
tary J. W. Miller of the educational de
partment of the association.
The enjoyable weather la partly cred- i
led with swelling the enrollment. Free
swimming, gymnasium games and ether
features also . prove . attractive te the
summer students as variety from their
cltss work.
i fl FV1.J
A Family Resort
Z!ZZi . raatiirM at C'ear Ch
aa. J I !- mat ODM 10 P-l
"'ft!
1
5?H
ltB
A Family Resort
Featurae at C'ear
I.ske (hat appsaf le
and pleas ths et'wg
,nl eld.
Band eenoert !lee
' I Say foe every ee
The beat Ink la In
eeuntry for bathing sad
boating. Abaadano t
ana flh 1
Clear Lke ta easily
raaohad rem yur
tosa Medarate prleea
rvall both a r
ludl hotel icoonmi.
dailona. eotifa for
rani and all living aa.
Daace. bnarllng. tn
iil and all form f
harmla aoiumaia
tor the youag.
Oolf link available
rrro Oerde Oeantry
olDb.
larn met of thla
rosort. Write aoeretary
f t'onimorolal elua
for handoorn tllu.
tratad booklet ef Clear
l.ak.
r?V4l for handaorn tllu. 1 1 W
-f,I,i I r tail booklet ef Clear IT
TJJTj I.ak. TuW
I il ftht WttV' TO
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THIEF PINCHED JUST AS
ROBBERY REPORT IS MADE
Fiank fcteaart. 114 Vlcholas street,!
reports to ths police that his home ess ;
visited by thieves and some clothing
stolrn. Al the uma time the report was'
coming into Ihe ststioii, 'iank Wlll'an s
was heing srrestsd with the goods In hi '
reeseseton.
Time and Trial Prove
the unequalled value of Beecham's Pills as the
best corrective of ailments of the digestive organs
so common and the best preventive of lasting and
serious . sickness so often resulting from defective or
irregular action of the stomach, liver or bowels.
eecGnainm's Ms
have a great record. For over half a century they have been uses, with
entire aa tie action la thousands of horn eg. A few doeeg will prove to
you that you can find prompt relief from the headaches, depression of
spiriU ana general no-good feelinge caused by indigestion or Dilkueneeg.
Try them, and you will know what it ia to have at your command such
An Invaluable Aid to Health
TV Larseas Sale ml Amy MoaUeia la the WerU.
So') eaefTwbofe. la boms, 10c.. gfc
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WW 3? d
owiiets stop,
the trouble of the hand-crank and the incon
venience of gas lamps by installing the com
pact Gray & Davis Starting-Lighting System
on your new or used Ford Car.
This system is built by the pioneer pro
ducers of electric automobile equipment Has
the same simplicity and ruggedness of design
as the Gray & Davis Systems supplied to
leading cars in every price class.
Spins your motor by a light touch to a
pedal. Floods the road with light by means of
a simple switch.
Makes your Ford a whole-family car- drive
able by any one of 15 or over.
Drive your Ford to us today and see this
system.
INDUSTRIAL GARAGE
Twentieth and Harney Streets. Omaha
Rr RRING MOTOR COMPANY OF DCS MOINES, THetrttortawe for Thla Territory.
Sjratem aa npplid taefcKUe
motor generator, 6-volt battery,
enameled ateel battery box, atart
tag and lighting switch, reg ale
tor -cutout, all moeetary wiring,,
chain and sprocket.
MtlCt OOMMXTT
Sold and
Insulted by
75
r. o. a. bostom
more cUmbing out in. front
to crank or light your Foiu
i
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