T (> d a y" 4 Tifhl Rng$ Wf*nfc**p, Prnrn S3 fp > 10 Millumi, f ttmefl't HinIi fmf Writ. . Suhmmmr MiNrt/efp%t%$. I ^ Bp ARTHUR BRISBANE J Tb* tlwltafl of Ms> arhlli, Mass., (MU men, 181 w« men, took the trmihte to vote Ml itf It.OOtt lnlfP, I'pMld Americans term to |»*k |nteie»t In polities, Had a trained rhtmpansae warned a tight rope stretched ghnve fha principal street »*f Haverhill, an primary day, heating a drum a* he walked, all the if,noil vegts tered voters would have hern out tn see that ehtmnanree It'i hard to mn** politics, or, for that matter, reltgh.n, Interesting enough to draw modern crowd*. Of two Ameriran geese talking to each other, often etna 1* asking, “What do you think about bust* ness? Will the national election disturb prosperity, etc.?" The United Wtates hasn't slatted on tt* prosperity. With Mellon in the treasury the nation's debts are cut down. Meanwhile the peonln are ‘saving and putting away $30,000, 000 a day, in raving* hank* and good investment*. Why worry? No one realizes how thing* grow ; In America, how rapidly we are climbing toward really gigantic en terprises, worthy in size or the rich est country. Recently some figure* of New York's National City bank were published. In May, 1893, de posits in that, hank amounted to ■ 22 millions, and total resourcca to 726 million*. On April 1 of this year the pawnks deposits wptc 740 million:., ,the total resources 934 millions. In the report of this April the hank showed among its a«sets more ‘than 9f> millions of United States government bonds aqd certificates. And in 30 days that have elapsed 'since that report was published, the •bank has a profit of a million and a quarter on the increasd value of its government bonds. This isn't a government to sell short, and not one to make its citi zens worry. You know the story of a man that was frightened to death by practical jokers. They tied him to a chair, gagged him, put the soles of his feet in warm water, told him they were going to cut, the soles of his feet and let him bleed to death. The water was colored red, the dull ride of a razor was passed across the soles of hi* Teet, and the man, believing that he was bleeding to death, actually died of heart fail ure, That was a foolish joke. Don't frighten prosperity to death. If the pessimists want to worry let them worry about the navy and fl> ing forces of the United .States. When our silly statesmen met, the foreigners at that. Washington con ference ami agreed to scrap war •• «'l«, thev did what shoulu have out them all on the political junk ' "Jim England and Japan scrapped ' >«,ni In- bottom," as William B. ' «•„. rn- vr "II puts it. We scrapped fr th" lop. ^ We - raptad magnificent new nr. under confirm I ion, shipa of v hich the cor.t ran up to $40,000, ('00 for one fighting boat. Our dear friend* acror*. the Atlantic and across the Pacific, scrapped trash. Now the naval power of the world stands: England, !>; Japan, 3; I nited States, 1. And when i* conic to a fighting flying fleet in the air. the United States stands zero., Worry about that! George H. Kendall, president of th« New York Bank Note company, dies leaving the company to Miss Ethel Allen, his secretary. Mr. Kendall's widow and relative* re ceive cash and a>-e content. The secretary becomes role owner of the business, given to ber hy her employer for the very s»n?.ible rea 'son that, “she is thoroughly honest, knows th° complications of my busi ness a* well as I do, and is the only person who does know them.” Many men, who, although they may not. admit it or even know it, have working at. their elbow rotne young woman who know# a# mip-h about th» business a# they do. or more, and who i# usually poorly re warded for what. she know? and doe*. * The latest '’iggestion for bootleg ger#—and it isn’t a bad suggestion, although it’# immoral advpcates the u*e of bootlegging submarine# |^tat would bob up beside the boot legging ship from Europe, take on the cargo, #ink, swim under the w-atching government #hip*, and un load in quiet waters. Enforcing prohibition ia consid erably harder than putting it in the constitution. Did you buy government bond# while the war wa# on, patriot# were spouting, ladie# singing in the streets, and even elephant# from the circu# brought out with sign# on them to tap the purse of slug gish patriot#? If you bought bond# and kept them, it will interest you to see. the bond price# quoted thi# morning, all at or above par. The pathetic thing is that many real patriots, with small purses, were compelled to sell at $85 a bond that cost $100. Dr. P. F. Smith, in charge of the United State* geological survey, announce# discovery of mountain passe* that make the naval oil re serve# of Alaska accessible. Thi# i# important new# for the United State# and the people will hope there won’t be any band of patriot# gobbling up the Ala-knn naval oil reserve# on the ground that Home body with adjoining land* might drain all the oil out of it. fOpyrlfM, 1994.1 Mobilization Humor Denied. Belfast, May 2. Reports that the l.later government has ordered one , of the border *< ctlons of its special i constabulary to prepare for mobilhui ' tlon have no foundation, If Is declared la competent quarters hers. The re port*, It appears, arose from the cir cumstance* that thla spe-lal branch of the Ulster constabulary has an annual training period like the British territorial- which now Is approaching. 2 St. Paul Ranks \rr ConNili(lntnl -- -- liilftffa) of Km I, \tnlr*wi in Klrat National Male llank l*ur« lta>e«| Itv M. Haul Mate, 9t t s«t Kelt t*»» | Mull , tit enwptstH It A*. t(‘»t Mi* PtylHit P AiIt)hilte F 1 AMetbutn and W it p*tt| i*f th* ftt P# ■! ft at* batik. ftUrhllN Ilia t#tet»**t of I, | AMitat It iltt ftrtt fttata bank nf wbb H Mr, An die*# tta* pr»aidant tha Ian l>ank* will h* eemaolldated under the nam* nf th* nt. Paul Mitt hank, Tha hat* hank wilt hava a capital nf tin ttmt and will atari with a surplus nf H.aoa Th* ftl, Paul mat* hank waa nr aanltnd In Ilia, *mi lh# First mat# liank In l*li, th*** being the two old eat banka In ftt. Paul. Offlrara of th* naw hank Will he Mrs Pauline P, Arterburn, president: >!, Arterburn, vie* president; W. ft, Paul, Vic# preaidant; F, R. Ilaggart, vie* president and caahjer; ti, F. ferny, aselsiant cashier. All of these ctcepl Mr, Ilaggart wsr* official* of tha Ilf Paul ftfat* hank, Mr. Ilaggart was vlca president of tha First mate bank. The consolidation Is tha result of the Illness of Mr. Andrews, who de sired to retire. lcamstnr Tomci! Into Hiver ^ hen Bridge Span Collapses Kearnay. Neb. May 2.-The day was balmy and ducks were cavorting about on the tranquil water# of the mldc Wide Platte as Otto Lowell of Olbbon started across the bridge south of that village with a load of baled alfalfa. Halfway over one of the bridge spans gave way and Lowell tcol-, a header Into the stream, clear "f his load of alfalfa, which followed. The horses wrenched loose and took to a nearby field, where they browsed contentedly on succulent grasses un til th-ir master completed his bath. Cruise Arranged. Newport, TI. I„ May 2. —Arrange nienls for the Atlantic fleet to join th® Pacific fleet at ban Pedro ne*t January and for the combined United states fleet to proceed to Hewall In February were made known In naval Circles here today. I Wki l« hathMtn* WrfW MMwrt kt* Ntkof "CM, eali' MMM Me* Nt**» WN Jscwdr M IM M-te t f»«* *1 *«* t«M '• Imteu* of M, Hit a what • IN* HMHHf Mil »*>( lit l a-”4 MKi In »l»|» with Hi* IMcIn Mid hi*t I* »mi*t*n **u Hill yn«i urn *•*» with thi inrtiM 1* |wk« with her iih apa - Hit * m If sh* Mi l*»* *• In •**•4 nf In her l*i* Hi, M'a wtl r* * * Mr IN* frthut* nf th* lit|(li, w M< h •1*111 |iwl« her lull* Mill** I peter knew • w«m*n a* nl4 as Mu iJurhe*, who *•• aid* lo carry off *M*c***fult* Iho maonattam* and coquetry of a charming whaal girl fn almoel any nlh*r woman. Iter III ila wgya wnijlif h* aillv. Ml In her ihay ara adorahta, and nm on« of Iho** who lova h*r would hav« h»r changed in Ilia (lightest i**H|rtil»r Dirky ro*« gravely, adjusted Ilia II* *nd h*ld nut hi* hand In her. My hat and coat, Madge,' h* threw over hie *hould«r lo nte. Than In th* earn* casual l"n*. ha ad draaacd her. "Hav* you any particular pi*-* you'd Ilk* lo ailghl first-Con*t\ I* land or th* Wool worth Building, or 111* Malropolltan Muaaum? Or would you pr*f*r Niagara Kalla? And *r* you aure you hav* aufflclent wrap*? It'* quit* brick oulalde. ' Sh* at ruck hi* hand smartly with th* stick of her lorgnette, "I thought you knew m* better than that." ah* pnut*d. "I may be ancient, but do 1 look like th* nine teenth century? Niagara Kalla, for sooth! Nothing doing! Tou'll tali* m* to Havana or Jh* Bermudas — or—" "I get you," Dicky Interrupted, “and I greet you a* a true soul mate. I’m dying for a good drink myaelf." "I can endure thl* no longer." I gave a realistic little shudder and made my voice heavily mournful, "fihe not only entice* my husband away, but she plans to make a crim inal and a drunkard of him. Take rne away, Katherine, somewhere, anywhere, but away!" Katherine was quick to catch my cue. I wanted to see her alone, but had not known Just, how to manage It. The littlw farce which Dicky and Mr*. Durk»e were staging and which th* little woman, at least wae In tensely enjoying, gave me just the opportunity I wanted. "Come to my room, you poor Douglas phoiHI AI. ‘ r5490j ’feT’ Harnc^ ■ Telcphon* * AT717S Omaha's Best Food Markets The Home of Quality Products Come Once and You Will Come Always QUALITY MEATS Fancy Fresh Dressed Young Hens, lb. 29'4^ Best Cuts Fancy Reef Shoulder Roast, per lb.,. . Armours Shield Narrow T,ean Breakfast Baron, per ,b.18'4<* Fancy Young Veal Roast, per lb.|5 and 12r2<* No. 1 Skinned Hams, half or whole, per lb.. .. 19,4c^ Sugar-Cured, Smoked Picnic Hams, per lb.12'4£ Fancy Short Cut Fresh Beef Tongue, lb.%. 19^ Pig Pork Roast, lb.12’4<* Fancy Pot Roast, lb.'.?.12’ ’O "18-lb. Sack Pillsbury’s Best Flour $1.68 Fruit* Vegetables Sunkist Oranges Dozen 174c Dr. Phillip’s Grape Fruit each 74c Fancy Home Grown Asparagus per bunch 10c arid 124c .Rhubarb 2 Hunches for 5c Radishes per bunch 5c Green or Wax Beans, per lb. 20c Per (it, 50* 10 lb*. Best Cane Sugar for...87* 100 lbs. Fine Granulated .88.75 Groceries Klectrlc Spark Soap, 10 bar*.38* Petrolene Soap, 12 barn for.05* Shredded Wheat, per Pkg.11* Post Bran, pkg., 12'/4* % Uncle Sam's Breakfast Food, pkg.20* Minnesota Macaroni or Spaghetti, pkg 23* Assorted Advo Jell, 3 pkgs.23* 2-o*. Bottle of Lemon or Vanilla Kxtrart . .211* 3 Cana Carnation Milk tor.2 9* 2 lb. ran Sweet Potatoe* earli . . . .17'** No. 3 rana Frank’* Sauer Kraut . .. .12’** 3 Cana Corn .29* Aaaorted Pure Jama, 18-oz. jar for ...29* Baker’a Cocoanut, per c*n .15* Monarch Baked Beana, 3 cana for.29* Salad Drawing, our own maka, par lb . 40£ Buttar and £«*• If Maadow Gold, Bettar Buttar or Ideal Buttar par lb. American, Yellow or Brick.Cheese, par lb., li-oz. pkg. Old Individual Roquefort Cheeae, 2 for .Silver Nut or i Tropic Oleo per lb. SPECIAL for Saturday I ten'* Cranio Sandwich, 2 Iha. for 55c Fancy Louisiana Harries New Potatoes, 3 lb*, for 23c Coffee Our Central Special, par lb., 35c 3 lb*. $1.00 • 4r > • ha* if nA • t '* iHh A Aaf WH* Ititgh 1 ft llh* j tilt A it till * 1 AM I H lit (* #ri***l i* Ifm I *ll* AAld A* • * lift lh# < A t t M aNM Util A h'f**l**A W * «»• •*A fh* Am>t IM Mi* thtdiM * ft* I* *M li'ffi d*At*| tingt-, And lt*ll'MHii i*,t**)M hit am*," *t |Ii*h|M **td tMlrh *t that: ah# mM ' I hi Aim*! to fafft to ftm. And tut fwOeht A* fit I h# hat*|iv how until i* get Mti Ah* I* tithing And fwiiiilllif ntth » gitmt Inntttng Mil, And tit* hi ft* nothing »ttf* bn h*t !l*t eup i* brimmih*. * AMI a petit* tie A dot A Id* little! tnitd'liii *hi Inhit hit# lint In ht * youth," | In Hint ' Ah* • A darling A AW.'1 KalhfHh* atHiniid, thinning *i»i I hi dim? *f her on ii t< i lh* b»»l of them to off*r ait opinion. t>f one thing you may Im ante. Dr, Hrallh wall* cleared everything up to the In at atom, and 111#* wound boa healed beautifully, an on* ir|lglit expert when h# operate*. All her enlhii'.laem for the aklll of Ik* MMllklll • «* ft « * *1*1# t*t*l 4 44-4 Nil ****** 4** • | *M ***» »** in *.,» t*Mt aM la-mt** I fc*i»* • *.*■« «*• *>« I ft*, If nt i*f**»tit|i ************* >*> ** i •*«• **<**i*i*i *im 14****** I* »*lk«*ii* M4 ***** k***4 ***• lr*4mi* 41m* **4 *»*«M*i* I **'*»M fl***"l ll|. nl**M || *«> | ■«.» *<#* * V**, a**4 |*** u iff)** H ***** In * kllWillii |*t'ir1*4 * Ml i-.iiwlianltf l"»* ***> **lf I tiil* hi* ttftHttmt I I Mu* I Ha** 1*44 * *>*i • t** matin* |hii •** fi«n**4 lull m* *1 lialMn* W4MM4 " k *« I *,*!!*» n*i«* .**»»'**« an* k*tH in** i I** ’1 I iiurn l»4 • I,*#- III. Ml* r*4nn**i4, * Hal I 4m> * mlinl I*liti*a inn IHal 1*t |*i niihw • 1**1 * a* **i v •■tittnitMti i nli** hfi ** In n If* I* I * . n CHICK SALE All Breeds, 10< to 15f More'* lour <-|i»nc«, Saturday morning w* will **II !,<100 fin* (tandaid hr*d rhlrk* »»l*cl»d from h»*vy living atralna at 10# to 15#. All br**d». Com* *arly. The Baby Chiek Store IBIS Homrd Itreet. 21 * !■ /■ fj W £ £ £ Phone and Mall Ordera Filled—Free Delivery In City. MAIL ORDER SPECIAL! tilth cicry Mb. parks** of nor So, 1 fOinpnnder Ten at $IJ>0 nnd Mb. ha* of fancy Breakfast Cocoa for 4i*e. we will ship yon 100 Ihs. best refined sn*ar for 7.96; total, $9.70. Satisfaction fJiinrontoed or Monpy Refunded. 100 Lb«. Best Refined Sugar ..$8,69 10 Lbs. Best Cane SUGAR 85c MILK. Carnation, nr Talue Brand <8 limit), ran . 0VtC t VhOI, A IVOMIEK COFFEE, 3 Ihs. for .$1.10 HI ITER, Dairy Moid, hesf creamery; pound.. .‘(Op EtitiS, strlelly fresh from fbe ronnfry, doyen . 22^e CHEESE, hraft Bros. Brick, special, Ih.25T M.tZOLA, per f|finrt ran only ....47T RED SALMON, fall ran«, regular Ue seller, for.25<* BUITLETT TRAVIS, flneat 4 allfnrnla park, large 4Ae eaa. . 294 VtOICD4leetMl, .1 tall ran*.414 EYTR 4 LAftttE RIPE OLIVES, large 4hr ran, aprrial.294 ill FF4 OLIVES, largr onra In quart fare, Wr mine.494 I 4L1FOII5I4 rill 4EH, large f|-|h. package. 7Ar value.. *94 COCOA BIT *541*4. freah haked. per Ih.22'*4 sir.M.V STEt I4I,, 3 lAc glaaara. I3r value, .254 f Hi VC It VINEGAR with glaaa Jug, full gaflnn .494 FA 51 V II •• F, or 5 4 VI HE A 5*, Mery aprrial, .*! 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Inr*e, dandy Jnicy ones, doyen.25r A*t|’AR Atit'S, freah young and tender, hunch .104 HEAD LETTUCE, elegant aolld heads, each .104 CELERY, freah shipment from Florida ....104 f.REEN ONIONS, a whole dosea. honrhra. 194 f’RKSIf *1*15 4* II. young and fender, perk ..85* NEW POTATOES, Inrgr onra, 4 lha.. 294 HHV BARB, aprrial, A banrhea .. 10* CHICKENS =» ii.28wc ERESH PORK 8H0ULDER, POIIRD....Rt*r CHOKE STEER POT ROAST, POISD ..\Vie BEST l ITS SHOI I,DEB OR (HECK ROAST, POTSD . 1.V-C TEAS PORK I HOPS, I’OtTSD .17«r FtSCV VOIXi VEAL HflAST, POISD .15r TEA I, BREAST wllh pocket, POISD ..... .8H* PI RITA V BtCOS, l-I.R. boy sliced.H’it HOLD'S EXTRA ERAS BtCOS. H or whole. POCSD..... IS'Ar MOKREEE'S EXTRA LEAS WACOM. H or whole strip, |h„ 24Hr AD VO. JELL 3 Pkgs. for 25c SKINNERS ;"H%£v3 Pkg,. 25c SUNKIST FLOUR,48-U.»itt$1.64 PEARL WHITE SOAP, io i«»39c wry i vr, a , gfi# i oui niT> h u r. » * l , f i|t* | nh MaMm Nit**f rftnd tm, i»« t t*M NiltM ftM Ml IflitihtfTPR tM* A4fe liMidtp ANNUI.MI N I OF MARRIAGE SOUGH 1 *****i*»l4**t< It W*. I Hi * I Ml* It W »» tit **»k*f I* j M«* Hi* »»■•••***• *4 Ittlt #*** KMwtf !•»,*..*•> If, ttiMtlitt t In# % If ft* »|l ***■ >1*4 *»*»**■ It* It. I**t *1 fttHlt IM. I'll , I* M«» tSHHWNI ||U4itt* tit** Hi *4 I **I|| *f HHitt I it** Hilt** ft l*ft fit# (•*!**♦* *!**• M I* til* 4**1** I ft llipif *••*> In lt*tt Itit t41H*|i| *i»*4i»4 Mi *«4 Mi* l*n««Hiti| *i*|iti* Ihtl tl lit* lift* fit In ' t*fti j Hliitt l- 4 ||* tftl If frtll *44 |t>,«i tit* I ,n • »!««. 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