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THE I5EE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, OCTOHEH 12, 1913.
EHLARGED BANK
. III 11E LOCATION
State Bank of Omaha it Now Doing
Itasinesi in Iti New Quarters in
City National Building.
DEBORD MAKES A STATEMENT
The Slate Bank of Omaha opened
business In Its new location Monday
morning In the quarters which Sat
urday were the, City National bank
at Sixteenth and Harney streets. The
announcement of the consolidation
of the two banks under the name of
the State Dank of Omaha was made
Saturday afternoon, the vaults and
records were moved over, and Mon
day morning, as If nothing had taken
place, business went on normally at
the new location.
The president's chair Is being ocouple I
by Albert 1 Rehants Instead of bv Dr.
Fred R. Baker, who was president of tho
City National.
Dr. Baker ssys ha baa no definite plan
at present, hut will In all probability
make bla home In Omaha permanently.
Public Approve.
Fpeaklng of the consolidation of ths
two bankt under the State Hank of
Omaha, President Sonants aald: "The
public has approved thl move. The
bankers have approved tt; and It la only
a question of time when Omaha will have
a treat big state bank here. I want t
ay, too, that the bankers of Omaha
have treated us extremely courteously.
"All tha deposits In this bank now,
both thoae that were deposited under tho
City National and thoae of the Ptat
Bank of Omaha, are now protected by
th depositors' guarantee fund of tha
'state of Nebraaka."
To thoae cashing check at the new lo
cation this morning, the teller issued
State Bank check book for future uae,
although check written on tho old book
labeled "City National .Bank" are hon
ored Juat tha same.
State Bank Work Together.
W. A. DeBord, attorney for the Plate
Bank of Omaha, and member of It
board of directors, aald: "There Ic an
much room for a big atate bank In Omaha
there Is for a big ' national bank.
State bank from all over the atate may
carry their reserve In thl bank and haw
it credited to them a reaerve. Also
there la the advantage that every de
positor, whether It bo a state bank or
aA Indlvldua depositor, haa bl deposit
protected by tho guarantee law. That
Is a great thing, tt make all the stats
bank of tbe state work together and
co-operate. ' It cement them together
into a co-operating whole. And with that
estabiiiihed, a big state bank in Omaha
is a vital necessity.
"Tha State Bank of Omaha has main
tained a very conaervatlve policy, it has
always carried a large reserve twice the
legal requirement. It policy ha been
not to load up to the handle, and thl
ha been carried out beautifully, and the
bank merits the confidence of the public
for that reason."
Receives Maps of
Boulevard Links
Commissioner Hummel of the park and
boulevard department haa received from
the city engineer maps of routes of ntw
boulevard links from Thirty-sixth and
Woolworth avenue to Elmwood park and
from the north side of Fontcnelle park te
Miller park. The dintanca of the former
link Is about four miles and of the tatter
thres miles.
"ie southwest link will extend from
Tlitrty-fllxth and Woolworth over to
i Forty-seoond street and thenc In a
southwesterly direction to Lincoln ave
nue, south to Drover street and west to
Sixtieth street and north to Elmwood
pork. It Is proposed to develop a sunken
garden between Forty-second and Wool
worth avenuo and Forty-firth and Lin
coln avenue.
FBESIBENT AND V. P. OF THE.
ENLARGED STATE BANK.
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MOST OF THE CORN
CROP IS MATURED
In South Platte Diitrict Fully
Ter Cent of Crop Will Make
Sound Grain.
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SATISFACTORY YIELD IN NORTH
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Lobeck Stands at
Tab When Call is
Made for the Drys
Congressman C. O. Lobeck, democratic
representative' of this district at Wash
ington, wss the object of considerable
"personal work" at the Tabernacle Sun
day afternoon. The "Billy" Sunday ranv
patgnera wanted him to hit the trail.
The congressman, who vote.1 against
prohibition when the Issue was before
congress, stood up with the others when
Sunday called on those who would "do
everything they could for prohibition" to
rise, li was seated on the platform and
was surrounded by men who belong to
tha dry faction. He did not shak
"Billy" Sunday's hand with the trail hit
ters, howsver.
The congressman Is now on record as
being opposed and In favor of prohlbl
tlon. He was formerly an antl. He hesi
tated a moment before responding to
Sunday's call to stand up.
About SO pep cent of the corn crop In
tho South riatle district of Net raska
will make hard, sound groin, ate irdln;j to
the offlclnl crop report for tho wck Is
sred by the Hurllnpton rallrnnd
In the North Flatte country the per
certage of good com mill not be quINi
so high, but will b satisfactory, slnco
! tho small portion of the corn crop not
matured before frost will be valuable for
ens, lege. N
Lntimntcs f corn yield, based on lull
, crop, made by agents this week are as
follows:
Division. Thl Week, t.ist Week.
Omaha l.il pin
Lincoln M 1'to
Wymore l'Sl lm
McCvJoU lei lis
Effect of Frost.
In regard to the effect of frost on the
corn In the Nebraska district the official
croo report snys:
"Some of the corn that waa still grow
ing when tho first killing float occurred.
October S, has no doubt been checked,
but at the same time it mi.y l said thit
by that time tho growing sea eon Is prac
tically over ad corn that was not out of
tho way of frost could hartily have m.v
ttred anyway.
"The limited nmount of unmatured
coin, If stored In filer., will be almost a
valuable as ensilage a it would have
been as matured corn.
"Now that a large crop of matured
c -,i Is abKolutely assured, such old corn
ss was being held In the country Is now
moving to market to a considerable ex
tent." X General Conditions Good.
Soil conditions are entirely satisfactory,
according to the official report Wheat
threshing ha continued during the past
week, and results do not change the big
estimate previously made for a bumper
crop of that grain.
Plowing is practically completed In the
Burlington's Nebraska division, and
from GO to M per' cent of the seeding
has also been done. Pastures are yield
ing an unusual amount of feed ' and
meadows are In excellent condition. The
pple crop is reported good.
In the Wyoming district of the Bur
lington the condition of corn is not quite
so good as In Nebraska, some damage'
having been done to the crop by heavy
frost and a hard freesa during the past
week. Winter wheat and small spring
grains are all harvested, and soil,
meadows and pas sure are In fin con
dition, according to iSflcial reports.
Sugar beets will average fifteen tons
to the acre In the Wyoming district and
potatoes will run as high as bushel
to the acre In some localities, both crops
being in good condition.
Aged Doorkeeper of
II. S. Senate Dies
Here at Son's Home
Capta'n Peter Tidily, doorkeeper of the
federal senate and pioneer resident of
Iowa, died Sunday at the home of his
son, W. D. nelly. 1306 California street.
Ieath was csused ty cancer of the
stomach.
Captain Relly was born at Rockford,
N. Y., January 1, lsriS. He removed to
Wright county, Iowa, In 18B. From
there he went to Blcncoe, la., where he1
engaged In business as a merchant. Dur-!
Ing the last fourteen years he had been
WANTS TO KNOW IF HE IS
HEIR TO SUPPOSED FORTUNE
John n. Johnson, 1M0 Miami street,
called t the city clerk' office for further
Information concerning an alleged fortune
awaiting "John R. Johnson," being sought
by a Detroit lr sal firm. Mr. Johnson says
he wsa adopted when an Infant and doe
not know what became of his parents.
Savings and Satisfaction in October
THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL
TREATMENT FOR LIQUOR
AND 0RU6 USING
ITLT
in
Will u
AEBtXIB
The KEELEY TREATMENT re-
i moves the craving for Ldquor ana
j Drugs and leaves the man master of
himself. IT IS THE ONLY TREAT
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i the only one that cures alcoholic
! In the service of the federal government i . inn Ann j
... . has restored over 400,000 men and
Captain Relly leaves three sons. Ralph v or. llnnne
Washington D? C.; Oeorge of Seattle. , , d d he number afe
and W. D Re ly of Omaha; three i 200() phyB,Bclanl. u the
ater City, la.: Mrs. I. J. Watts, Oregon,
1 Mo., and Mrs. F. U Blair, Lytton, la.,
and eleven grandchildren.
Funeral services will tie held Wednes
day at Blencoe and burial will be In the
cemetery there.
COUNCIL ADJOURNS WITHOUT
TRANSACTING ANY BUSINESS
For the first time this year the city
council committee of the whole met and
adjourned without transacting one Item
of business. There was nothing "before
the house."
The council will meet this morning to
adjourn until Wednesday morning on ac
count of Columbus day.
THELANDER DECLINES CALL
TO DEACONESSES' INSTITUTE
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Rev. Philip Thelandor of Batavia, Ill.i
1 declined the call to become superin
tendent of the Immanuei Deaconness In
stitute, 4& Meredith avenue. Omaha, at
tne lequcat of the parlshoners of hi
church In Batavia.
The position became vacant when Rev.
J. Mellander died August IX The Insti
tpte ha forty-six students and x pro
bationer. The young women prepare here
to enter the Sisterhood of Peaconnesscs
end devote their lives to hospital, mis
sion and charity work. Twelve of tha
sister mw connected with the Institute
aie out on missions away from Omaha.
Two are In the China mission field, two
olng work In Chicago, two In Minneap
olis, one In Denver, wo Uklng special
course of study at Rock Island. 111.;
one a parish visitor at Rock Island and
three tie nuru in Imrrenuel hospital,
Portland Ore. Th Instiiuto is tvtntv-
f'Ve year old.
Rev. P. M.'. Ltudberg said several other
mlnUters are under considers ttrn fr.r tha
piece, but no call a 111 be extended before
the meeting of the executive committee
two weeks hence.
A Remedy
For All Pain
"The sffloleney of any drug" say Dr. C.P.
Bobbins, Is known to us by the results w
obtain from Its use. It we are able to con
trol pain and disease by means of any pre
paration, we certainly are warranted In Its
use. One of the principal symptoms of all
diseases Is pain, and this Is what the patient
most often applies to ns for, I. e. something
to relieve his pain. If we can arrest this
firomptly, tbe pstlent Is most liable to trust
n us for tbe other remedies wblcb will efTeet
a permanent euro. One- remedy which I
have used largely in m.v practice Is Anil
kamnta Tablets. Many and varied are tbele
uses. I have put them to the test on many
ocoaslons, and hava never been disappoint
ed. 1 found them especially valuable tor
headaches of malarial origin, where quinine
was being taken. They appear to prevent
the bad after-effects of the quinine. Antl
kamnla Tablets are also excellent for tb
headaches from Improper digestion) also
for headaches of a Denralglo origin, and es
pecially for women subject to pains at certain
times. Two Antt-kamnla Tablets give
prompt relief, and In a short time ths patient
Is able to go about as nsual." These tablets
mar be obtained stall druggists. Ask for
A-ft Tablets. Tbey are also unexcelled tor
ia4 aches, neuralgia and all pals.
I PIONEER In this work and has
many Imitators, but no rivals or
competitors as far as RESULTS are
concerned.
During; the THIRD OF A CEN
TURY that this treatment has been
continuously and successfully ad
ministered, nearly two thousand Im
itation, or alleged "cure" concerns
have started out as our competitors;
today scarcely a dozen survive. Some
of them so closely imitate our claims,
literature, etc., to such an extent, as
i to indicate a pre-determlned intent
to deceive.
They appear under almost every
conceivable name, fool the people I
for a little while and pass on into
oblivion, forgotten by the public, but
not by the unfortunates whom they
deluded and duped into trying their
methods. The one regrettable fea
ture Is that they should be able to
deceive any through false preten
sions, or with their absurd and pre
posterous claims, for in many cases
they drive 'all hope and confidence
out of the lives of those whom they
have thus misled.
If you need to take treatment for
the Liquor and Drug addiction, inves
tigate THE KEELEY TREATMENT
a treatment that is known the world
around and which. Is recognized by
the public and the medical profes
sion aa the SUCCESSFUL TREAT
MENT tor these addictions. Look
up some of our former patients,
whom you will find in every cora
munltyv They are healthy, happy
and prosperous; many of them will
tell you that they would not be liv
ing today if it had not been for the
KEELEY TREATMENT. All busi
ness and correspondence with us Is
strictly confidential and all inquiries
answered In plain sealed envelope.
THE KEELEY INSTITUTE
20th and Cass Streets, Omaha, Neb.
A6 TP DODGE An DOUGLAS STREETS
UNDERPRICINGS of dependable and desirable mer
chandise in nearly every department that make it
really expensive for you to buy elsewhere. Most of the
specials advertised in Sunday's papers for Monday will
be continued Tuesday and Wednesday.
GROCERY PRICES HERE MEAN 25 TO
50 REDUCTION OF LIVING EXPENSES
1 lbs. best Granulated Pugar,tH.OO
A good time to buy Hour now,
the market la higher. .
4i-lb. Hack Best High Grade Dia
mond II. Flour, nothing finer for
bread, pies, cakea or biscuits: ev
ery aack guaranteed, sack, fl.40
10 bars Beat 'Em All, Diamond O
or Laundry Queen, Write Laun
dry Soaip, for 830
1) lbs. best White or Yellow Corn
meal for aio
Gallon cans Golden- Table Symo
for 380
2-lh. pkg. Diamond II. Self Rising
Pancake Flour for 8lo
csna Oil Sardines for 850
7 lbs. best bulk Laundry Starr h
for 830
Hkinner' Macaroni, Vermicelli or
Pfarhettl. pkg TVio
IacLaen's Peanut Butter, 1 .
for lHo
Hershey's Breakfast Cocoa, pie
lb too
Advn Jell, for dessert; Its quality
goods, per pkg .7 Ho
1- lb. cans Golden Pumpkin, Hom
iny, 8auer Kraut or Baked Beans
for THo
2- lb. cans FVincy Sweet Sugar
Corn. Wa, String, Green or Llm
r.eans, for THo
4 Ihs. best Hsnd Plckefl Navy
Beans. Japan Rice or Pearl Tani-
oca for SSo
Tall cans Alaska Salmon. .. . lOo
82-os. Jars Pure Fruit Preserve
for. Sfto
4 K-os. cans Condensed Milk, too
Large bottles Mustard Sauce, Pure
Tomato Catsup. Pickle. assore1
kinds, or Mustard, bottle. .. .Bio
Marie and Cane Sugar, lb.. .It He
w Calirornl- Figs, pkg...THe
Kard Iateu. per ll lo
Imported KIgs. per lb too
ee Ottr mil Iin of Hew Cali
fornia Dried Fruits.
OMAHA, THE l.OtlST T3TTT
TEB MABIET XH THE WOS1D,
The htet bulk Creamery Butter,
per lb. ' 870
Fancy No. 1 Country Creamery
Butter, per lb SBo
TTsncy Dairy Table Butter, lb., 8So
The best fresh country Kgs, p-r
dos 860
S Jba. good Bntterlne SSo
2 lbs. good tshle Buttertne. . . .33o
Fancy Full Cream, New Tor't
White, Wisconsin Cream, or Young
America cheese, lb UOe
TW8 I.AST OF TWH XTFTFB
peaks Airs rrAT.issr px,xrxs
FOB CAJIHINO.
Bushel Baskets, Fancy Kcl'fer
Pears for $1.38
4-baeket crate. Italian Blue Plum
for SOa
I.arre market basket Kelf'cr
Prars for 40o
THB TTOBTABIB AND TWO IT
MARKET TO THE PEOPLE.
15 lbs. best Red River Early Ohio
Potatoes for 16o
We'll sell as the law requires
15 pounds to the peck.
12 lbs. good cooking apples to tT
peck for 15o
12 lbs. fancy Jonathan Eating n-
pics to the trwck lor SOo
C bunches fresh Radishes or Let
tuce for Bo
S large heads Cahhnsre loo
Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, per
quart SMo
Green Peppers, 4 for Bo
-Try HAYDEN'S First;
Bargains in practically
new articles in "For
.Sales' 'column; read it
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
FOR MISS MILLER'S WORK
The work of Ilia Frances Miller of
ths Sunday party, among the school and
bualneas college girls. I beginning to
draw to the focus of permanent organisa
tion, whlcl) shall cont'nue after the
evangelist, have left the city.
. Tentative plan have buen discussed
and at a meeting next Hslurday after
noon a permanent organisation will be
effected of a club la the Commercial
High school, the Central High school.
South Kid High school and various busi
ness colleges, with a Joint council con
necting all.
It is expected that Miss Helen Insur
ance, secretary for social and girls' work
of the Young Women's Christian associa
tion, will be made chairman of the joint
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Indigestion and
Stomach Misery
Just Vanishes
The moment "Pape's Diapep-
sin" reaches the stomach
all distress goes.
Instantly stops any sourness
gases, heartburn, acidity,
dyspesia. . .
"Reolly. docs", put bad stomach In order
"really does" overcome indigestion, dys
pepsia, gas, heartburn and sourness In
flvs minutes that-Just ' that-r makes
Paps' Plapepain tha largest selling stom
ach regulator In the world. If what
you eat ferment Into stubborn lumps,
you belch gas and eructate sour, undi
gested food and acid; head it dlsxy and
aches; breath foul; tongue coated; your
Insldes filled with tile and Indigestible
waste, remember ths moment . "Pape'j
Dlapepsln" comes In contact- with the
stomach a s'U. distress .vanishes. It's
truly astonishing almost marvelous, and
tha Joy is Its harmleasness.
A large fifty-cent case of Pap' Diu
pepaht wl 1 give you a hundred follars'
worth of satisfaction or . your druggist
hands you your money back."
It's worth Its weight in gold to men
and women who can't get their stomachs
regulated. It belongs In your home
should always b kept handy In case of
of sick, sour, upset stomach during the
day or night. It's the quickest surest
and most harmless stomach regulator In
the world. ' -
Pare s Dlapepain Instantly neutralises
the acids In the stomach, stops food fer
mentation Or souilng.' absorbs gases and
starts ths digestion, The relief is qulcg,
sure, wpnCerfui stomach sufferers have
a pleasant surprise awaiting them. Advertisement.
DEATOH & LAIJER GO.
41 Ml 7 South Sixteenth Street
Omaha. Nob.
Quick Action
Hurry Up-It Will Soon Be Too
Late to Buy at These Low Prices
OEATOn a LAIEO CO.
41 Ml 7 South Sixteenth Street
Omaha, fieb.
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A Mrdlclae of Merit.
A proprietary morilcins. llks everything
else that come before the public, has to
prove It merits. The law of the survival
of the fittest applies In this flold as In
others. , Ths reason for the tremendous
Try This If You
Have Dandruff
success of l.yMa E. Plnkham'a Vegetable
Compound Is because It has been fulfill-'
lng a real human need for forty years, j
so that today thousands of American
women owe their health and happiness
to the marvelous power of this
medicine, made from roots and herbs ' ta n you will need.
There Is one sura wsy that nver falls
to remove dandruff completely and that
la to dissolve It. .This destroys tt en
tirely. To do this, )ust get about font
ounces of plain, ordinary, liquid arvon;
apply It at night when lellrtng; use
enough to moisten the scalp and rub it
In gently wlih the finger tip.
by morning, moat If not all, of your
dandruff will be gone, aad threa or four
more . applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
' sign and trace of It. no matter bow much
; dandruff you may have.
1 You will find, too, that all Itching; aad
, tigging of the scalp will stop instantly.
and your hair wlil be fluffy, lustrous
I glossy, silky and soft, aad look and feci
hundred times better.'
i tou can set imuia arvon at any arug
famous ; iara. It la Inexuenslv. and four ounce
This simple remedy
$8.50
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Perfect Bfl-king-Uin-&i.s,.,. Gas
Fuel SavinT wO ITI D 1 11 31 1 0 11 Coal
Range in Action
Hot Tea, Biscuits and Coffee
: served to all our visitors.
ALL THIS WEEK IN Ollt lOTH STREET WINDOW.
The) Marvelous Moot-e Combination Coal and Gas Range
will" be practically demonstrated by an expert factory demon
strator, (it does not take tut expert to operate one of these
rantce., however), (Vune In and see how this range combine
lierfert baking, cooking, fuel-saving and all-year-round com
fort aa never before.
Sold at Special Prices on Easy Terms.
Duofold Davencttc
(Similar to Cut)
Oriole Go-Baskets
Tea caa tak yanr baby ea little
Jaunt and outing with every comfort
it you save eae of these aaady, safe,
light weight Orlo'o Baskets tare) saoir
xmodei. all oa sale at ta following Qalok
Aotloa Bai rrteea
$17.90 11SQ.95, SG.75, $10.50
ME
Just the thing for small rooms,
where space is at a premium.
Combines perfect, full size bed
ana najiusome aavenette in one.
Quick Action
Hale
Il-ice.
Tilattrcsi
At Quick Action Sale Prices
All Oottoa Kattress gk m 1 r?
Art Ticking covered. Sil Mg
sal pries
ia.BO Telte4 Cottoa scat- as as
trs.a CaUa Ticking 50.03
eovered, sal prloa ,"w
1S.0O 0Jh. "Peerless" bJgafA Jf
grade layer fait mattress, SH A!
la art Uei sal prloa ,W
FJ3EAW BUSIP ESS EVERY PRICE IS REDUCED GREATLY
Gig Lot of
HANDSOME
CRETONitES
Salo Prlco
Per Yard, lOo
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415-417 South Sixteenth St., Omaha
FLOOR
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WHICH WOULD YOU RATHER DO BUY HOW, OR WAIT AND PAY FULL RETAIL PRICES?
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