THE EKE: OMAHA. feUNUAYj JUNE 11. 1922.
Spanish War Vets
1 to Relive Days
of Wat Camp
Main Street of Tent City at
l Baitings to Be Named
, in Memory of
Colonel
' Tfct days of "98 will tie relived In
part by Nebraska Spanish War Vet
trans at the tite enrampment in
Mattings nut Monday, Tuesday and
.Wednesday, when they will gather in
t tent city lor the annual reunion.
Vcterana of the Spanish-American
mr and the Philippine insurrection
will bunk in the tenti and sleep in
tha open during the encampment at
they did during their campaigns.
Named After Colonel
Tha main street of the tent city
will be known si Stotsenburgh ave
nue, named in memory of Col. John
M. Stotsenburgh, who lost his life
in battle with Philippine inturrectot
t Quinga on April 23, 1899.
The colonel wit the only reinforce
ment that arived that day. The First
Nebraska volunteers had been lying
ia skirmish formation in the sun for
fire hours, many of them suffering
sunstroke.
Loses life 1a Charge.
Colonel Stotsenburgh was in Ma
nila. He heard of the battle. He
boarded a train, from which he dis
mounted at Malolos, hurried on the
field and ordered a charge, which he
led in person. -,
Two hundred Nebrstka volunteers
followed him. In 30 minutes 3.000
Filipinos had been driven from their
trenches and routed. But the gal
lant colonel had lost his life 10 min
utes after leading the charge.
Between 500 and 600 veterans are
expected to register at ' this year's
encampment. ; v' ' ' .. -
Nebraska City Postpones
Building Community Hall
, Nebraska City, Neb., June 10.
(Special.) The proposed community
hall for this city for which $100,000
, bonds were voted in October, 1920,
will not, be built in the immediate
future. This was decided at the
meeting of the city commissioners.
It is believed that if the matter is
put off until next year at least
$25,000 can be saved on material
and labor.
Adam Scbellinger post, American
Legion, was sponsor for the election
and tome members of the organiza
tion disapprove of the action taken,
and intimated that mandamus pro
ceedings may be started a to compel
the commissioners to ratify the ex
pression of the people.
Trial of Palin at Once '
Is Considered Unlikely
Broken Bow, Neb., June 10.
(Special.) County Attorney Schap
er states it is hardly likely . that
Benjamin F. Palin ' and , .his sister,
Mrs. Julia Wilson,'' wilt it-tried for
the murder of the tatter's husband,
John Wilson, at the adjourned term
ot district court this month, out that
the case will come up at the regular
term in October. Palin still retains
his long hair and whiskers, sleeps
well and has a hearty appetite, but
is disinclined to talk of the crime.
Mrs. Wilson, who has been quite
; ill, feels the solitary confinement
. keenly and is quite nervous.
Electric Signal Lamps
Wilffie .Used at Fairbury
Fairbury, Neb., June 10. To
guide night travelers, four electric
beacon lights will be put on top of
the courthouse. Each will be of 200
candle power. The ? county pays
for the labor and material and the
city furnishes paintenance.
Kill the Bugs
Plant Lice
Worms
on Your
Plants, Shrubs. Trees
Spray Calendar Free
Insecticides Fungicides
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Soma women have skin of such texture
i they occasionally are annoyed by the
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mm wmnw . wuHiwr wwu&ca wax at
. any drug store, apply a little of it before
retiring, like cold cream, the trouble can
, easily be overcome. When tha wax (
washed aft th next morning, flaky skin
perticlee come with it. i Th entire outer
. caticl is removed in this way in n week
. or .' With all its defect. No Meuh
could ao effectually , remove freckles or
other cutaneous blemishes. The new sur
face ia smooth, dear,- fresh looking. Mo
harm or '- Inconvenience, accompanies this
simpl treatment. ,V . : .
HIPPODROME CAFE
1816 "D0U6US" 1816
;; v SPECIAL"
TADLE D'HOTE
300 Former Residents
of O'Neill Hold Frolic
Three hundred former rodents
of O'Neill, Neb., members of the
O'Neill tlub, enjoyed their annual
Irolic yesterday at Krug park. Some
of the attendants formerly lived in
Holt county, beyond the limits of
O'Neill.
A basket luncheon was served In
the evening, followed by music and
speaking. The speakers were Mayor
J. C Dahlman, United States Mar
shal D. H. Cronin, J.. H. Hanley,
democratic candidate for congres
sional nomination in this district,
snd John Hopkins, city commis
sioner.
Officers of the O'Neill club are
James H. Hanley, president; Cella
Farrelt. treasurer: Marguerite Lina-
han, secretary. On the executive
committee se Mrs. A. F. Mullen,
Margaret Donohoe, Cel'.a Farrell,
Mara-uerite Linahan. Frank O'Oon-
nell, William P.-Kelley and James
H. Hsnley.
Cattle From Blair to Be
Sent to European Port
J. H. Grimm came in from Blair
with two loads of steers averaging
U40 pounds that sold for $8.85 a
hundred. He said the cattle were
bought here seven months sgo as
feeders for $4.80 a hundred and
made an average gain of 488 pounds.
The cattle were bought for ex
port shipment snd will so out today
in a long trainload of cattle for
European porte.
"There are quite a lot of cattie
left in Washington county," said
Mr. Grimm." and I have several
more loads for market My brother
also is getting ready to ship in a
string soon." '
South Dakota Rancher
Ships Cattle to Omaha
A load of 20 head of good quality
cattle, averaging 1,153 pounds and
selling for $8.50 a hundred, was
brought to the Omaha market by
C. F. Caldwell of Colome. S. D.
Mr. Caldwell, who is hesd of a
rattle company operating the C-2
Kanger ranch; said he had several
more loads of good stock that would
be ready for market soon and would '
be shipped to Omaha, ; '
Judges' Suits for Burned
" Books to Be Heard Soon
Suits of District Judges Sears and
Wakeley against Douglas county for
payment for their books destroyed
in the courthouse fire of 1919 will be
heard soon. The' legislature passed
an act authorizing the payment but
the county has refused to pay. Judge
Wakeley says his books were worth
$1,500 and.Judge Sears places his loss
at $750. - :
A Specidl Sale
Cheney. Phonogriaphs
4bbu
This is an unusual sale for this
ard makes. The .usual Guarantee accompanies each machine
be arranged for those who so
Note
Victor Victrolas
Style X Walnut : $108.00
r Red Mahogany . . .$102.50
' Brown Mahogany ..$104.50
Style XI Walnut ... I...... $120.00
Style XIV Red Mahogany. $197.50
Style XVI Red Mahogany. .$237.50
. Fumed Oak. ; . . .$185.00
C. of C. Barbecue
Is Attended by
Hungry Throng
Many Athletic Events, With
Prises Totaling $2,000,
Help Create Appetites
for Big Fiesta.
Three beeves and three sheep,
handpicked by "Doc" Frye, barbe
cue king, disappeared at if by magic
under the onslaught of more titan
ZWXi men, women and childret it
tending the third annual bvbreue
and field festival of the Omaha
Chamber of Commerce at Elmwood
lark Saturday afternoon and eve
ning.
Tons of Buna Consumed. ,
Tons of buns" went thr same
loute as the sheep and beeves snd
cullons of codes were consumed be
fore the hungry, happy thrrng fin
ished the repast There were many
hunger-creating athletic events to
participate in. There were all the
old ones, nch as fat and bald
headed men's races and ladies' nail
driving aai rlipper kicking contests;
r.d a few new ones as well, su:l as
the married couples' balloon race.
Events for Kids, Too.
There were events for the kid
dies, too, and almost 100 prizes, to
taling in value more than $2,000, and
donated by Omaha business con
cerns. After the fun and the food
came more fun. A platform for
dancing was erected, and although it
wasn't exactly smooth, there wis no
difficulty dnnring to jazzy music
from Dan Deadlines' orchestra.
Horton Is Chairman.
G. M. Horton was the efficient
general chairman of the barbecue;
F. W. Lewis wss chairman of the
committee for serving tables: Brnce
McLean was in charge of the ath
letic orograra: R. E. ' Langdon in
charge of the prize committee; A. E.
May in charge -of the . balloon wa
gon, and J. M. Gillan acted as a
scrt of field marshal,
Omaha and Lincoln Grocers
Will Visit Nebraska City
Nebraska City, Neb.,' June 10.
(Special.) About 50' Omaha and
Lincoln retail grocers - will come
here Tuesday to visit with the gro
cers of this city. Elaborate arrange
ments have been made for their en
tertainment. A. luncheon will -be
served at Brown's park and later a
business session will be held. '.
Several officers of the state asso
ciation will be in attendance..
The Bee leads all the other papers
in sport news. Read The Bee first I
"EVERYBODY store".
of
and
icitbr Victrolas
Convenient Terms May
Be Arranged.
time of the vear. You mar choose between- the two Stand
desire.
the Low
Cheney Phonographs .
Style 1 Golden Oak v.xx . .$ 85.50
Style 2 Golden Oak" . .i. . . . t. $103.50
' Fumed Oak V. $103.50
v Mahogany .$103.50
Style 3 Golden Oak . . ; ; . . . .$130.50
Fumed Oak . .. K. . . .$130.50
' Mahogany ...... :.. $130.50
Elgin Farmer Satisfied
With Price Paid for Cattle
A load of whiteface steers wire
marketed by J. T. Lindbtrg of El
gin. Ia the shipment were 32 head
that averaged 1,073 pounds snd sold
for $4.90 a hundred. Mr. Lindberg
said he had the cattle on feed about
seven months snd they made excel
lent gains snd he was quite pleated
with the price received.
, Sues Orer Movie House.
L. S. Outhout. a farmer near Lo
gan, la decided, to become a mo
tion picture man in Omaha, tie
bought the Comfort theater, 2319
Vinton street, through William C
Faapke and Joseph A. Bradley. He
alleges " they misrepresented the
proposition to him and he filed suit
in district court Saturday to recover
the price he paid, $3,700.
THE TRAGEDY OF THE
Princeton Schoolmaster
and His Former Student
' Read lb truth la -
"WILLIAM F. MeCOMBS,
Ik rmlinl MaW .
9r MAURICK T. LYONS,
Serratarr 9 Hob. W. F. McCombt
during th pre-aaalnatloa aed Prl-
dentlal Campaign ot 1SU-ISI1.
' K! tha (acta wlU rasard to how
b atartad tb mevement thai maM
la tha nomlaatloa o( Wood row Wlltso.
Raea tb feet at til flfht ia tb
Con vast ion at Baltimore for Governor
Wilton.
Read tba feet a te lb rlc ha
rvndand duriac tb Preetdeattai Cam
(win that rw til tad ia Woodrow Wit
on' elactloa.
ad tba fait ' a to bla failara te
rolTa a Cablaat appointment.
You will road and re-reed tale tn
tntlr intataaMnt and nnblaaad tory.
Tha whala cavalry la la tar tad B
tb caa ml William T. McCaataa.
Frlea IMS from roar dealer a Tha
Bancroft Pub. Co., SSI atareeatOe
Library Bid-, Cincinnati, Ohio.'
" AXJTZBTiaZalXXr.
The Truth About
Eczema and Piles
Thousand and thousand of people, iar
Petaraoa of Boffalo. ara learina avar
week that on SS-cent bos of Patman'i
ointment will abolUh. ecaema and banUb
pita, and th grateful Icttar 1 ratal v
ry dax ' ar worth mora to ma than
money- ..
I had acima for many aara aa mw
head and could not gat anything to stop
th agony. I saw your ad and got on
box and I ew you many thank for tha
good it ha don m. Thra isn't a Match
on my head now and I couldn't help but
thank Petenon, for tha cur I great."
Miaa Mary Hill, 42 Third Avenue, Pitt,
burg. Pa. .
'I have had Itching pile for lSth rr
and Peterson's ia tha only ointment that
relieve me. betfdea th pilaa aeem to
have gone." A. B. Barer. 1127 Washing
ton Avenue, Bacine. Wi.
Uaa Peterson Ointment for old lore.
alt rheum, chafing and all akin diseases.
Druggists recommend it. Hail ordera fill
ed by Petenon Ointment Co., Inc. Buf
falo. N. Y. For sale by Sherman 4 Mo
Connell Drug Co. ,
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and convenient terms may
Battle Creek Feeder
Ships Two Large Steers
Included in a shipmtnt ei cattls
brought to Ihs stockyards by John
J. Hughes of Bsttls Creek were two
Steers versging 1,985 pounds and
sold for SS 65 hundred or a total
of U4J.4U for the two steers alone.
Mr. Hughes U veteran feeder of
Cattle Creek, having located there
in 1870, but during the war. when
his sons went to the front, he was
not very sctivs in the cattle raising
game. In the past two years how
ever, he has made several ship
ments to the Omaha market
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Complete her home
vith a Victrola
You cannot choose a more substantial and
useful wedding present, for the June bride, than
a Victrola. ; ;
For what is more welcome than music, in
the home of those newly married? ' : -
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A . Victrola, with appropriate Victor recordg,
is the sort of gift that remains a joy. forever, V-
Ghoose your gift from our complete, selection
of Victrolas. We will deliver it on the day
required. . : '. :
Every Model, Even Finish, on
Our Sales Floor,
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THE
Omaha
Bee
Rebekah Convention
to Be Held at Superior
Superior, Neb., June 10.hecial,)
The district meeting of ins Re
bekah lodge will be held at the I. O.
O. P. hall in Superior June IS. The
Rebekahs of Clay Center, Hardy
and Lovwell have been invited and
it is expected 100 or mors will be
hers to attend the meeting. Either
th state president, Mrs. Cain of
Fremont, or the lcs president. Mrs.
Montgomery, will be here. This dis
trict includes the towns of Naponee,
Red Cloud, Franklin, Guide Rock.
Nelson, Republican City, Upland
and Superior.
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War Veteran Drowns
Fremont, Nb. June 10 -Harry
Lamb, 2. world war veteran, wss
drowned yesterday in F.lkhorn river
near the town of Arlington. He was
swimming with t friend snd is sup
posed to hav stepped from sand
bar into a deep hole.
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