THE OMAHA SUNDAY HEE: MAY .'U, 1 90S.
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&RUC PARK GETS LICENSE
Receives Right to Sell Liquor from
Benson City Council.
EX-POLICEMAN PROTESTS IT
Elrle Light Go Oat in Cannrll
Chamber Darin Meeting- and Lan
tern Is Brought, Wbfmpon
the Hants Start t.
Over th protest of Joseph Starr, a
formal Omaha pollaman, and others.
Kmc Park vu granted a liquor license
Friday night for the ensuing year by the
Benson council. The meeting of the coun
cil was prnlonppd ard held under the
greatest dlff Icultiec. All four coiincllmen
voted that the license be granted.
ICrug Park la altuated at the eastern
llmlta of the town of Benson, t nd Starr,
who Uvea within a block cf the park, tes
tified that he had seen numerous cases of
drunkenness and other unseemly sights at
the park.
Although the meeting was called fortt V.
It was found at that hour that City Clerk
Ed Btelger had mislaid the petition and he
waa sent home to find It. After diligent
search he returned with the report that he
was unable to find It. After further search
ing some one suggested that he might
have the petition In his pocket, which was
found to be the case.
Lights Co Oat.
Trie meeting had proceeded but a short
time when the electric lights went out, end
there was a further delay who the fire
chief found a lantern that the meeting
might proceed. When the lantern was
found the light again began to burn and
everything was lovely.- The four council
men, Hans Anderson, Ed Sorenson, Har
mon Hawkins and William Clarke. wer
present, and each voted for the license.
City Attorney Hodder testified that he
had visited the park last year on Sundny
and had seen people Imbibing from bottles
labeled beer, but could not toll whether It
was beer or not. Rev. J. M. Lcldy, pastor
of the Benson Methodist church, testified
that he had seen tipsy men and women
COmlng from the park last summer.
W. W. Cole, general manager of the
Western Amusement company, lessee of
the park, testified to the good character of
the park, saying that five regular police
men and a large number of special deputy
heriffs were on duty at the park lost
summer to maintain order and to see that
no liquor was sold to minors or to In
toxicated persons. He testified that the
Dark enjoyed a splendid reputation and
that several Sunday schools had held their
picnics there. He also testifed that many
ministers came to the park for rest and
amusement. He testified that no liquor
had been sold on Sunday.
artistic Ideas should go In for Trench
beans. They "create poets.
eorrel, on tho other hand, tends to sad
ness and discouragement, and those who
persist In eating It become victims of the
dream habit, of nightmares and delusions.
Orecn pens, as has been said, are danger
ous In the extreme. They develop frivolity.
They make womon capricious and reckless.
Men and women who eat green peas are
(Klvig to flirting and If thryeat many are
not to be truniei. - According to the path
ologists, green, peas are responsible fur the
majority of divorce cases and similar
scandals In, 'high life. New York American.'
VAIN MIMIC OF ORPHEUS
Charles Simpson (iora to Jail for Try
las to. Charm Sleepers with
v Ills Vole.
Unlike Orpheus, tho famous singer of
myth, Charles Simpson was unable to
charm birds and beasts and stones with
his Pinging. He was unable to charm evan
a policeman. Charles stationed hlmsil.'
near Thirteenth and Jackson streets In the
stilly hours of Friday night and burs',
forth Into song. He rendered several beau
tiful songs 'and touching ballads of love.
Heads appeared at various windows, but
they were rot brought by charm for' the
melody Issuing from the throat of Simpson.
Boon Officer Robey, tramming his beat,
came within range 'of the floating notes
He quickened his pace toward the volun
teer vocalist and placed him under arrest.
Simpson was sentenced to five days in
jail.
furtively as If It had struck aaslnst a bar
of Iron. This Jet of water which Is so
InvulneraMo to the keen-edged sword Is
f the thickness of a man's thumb. The
speed at whlrli the Jef moves does not
Much exceed 100 yards a second. New
York Tribune.
A summer food, Johnson's Branu Bis
cuit, made of bran and wheat. At the big
stores.
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FINE HOME FOR R. B. BUSCH
Thirty Thonannil-Dollnr Ttealdenee
Will Be greeted at Thlrtr
Elghth and California.
R. B. Busch, vice president of Crane A
Co., has plans completed for a new WO.0O0
residence which he will billld at once on a
large plot of ground at the northwest cor
ner of Thirty-eighth and California streets.
The ground Is 1SUX200 feet, giving a large
tract for this magnificent residence, which
will be built In modern renaissance of
brick with stone, trimmings and tile roof.
It w-IH contain, ten large rooms and will
be strtotly modern In every particular.
Strength of Water Jet.
At Qrenoble there is a manufactory
which i Vises the water held In a reservoir
1.600 Teet up on the mountain. The water
Is brought to the manufactory by a verti
cal pipe of this length and tomewhat les.i
than an Inch In dlamter, tho force of .lio
falling Jet being employed to drive a tur
bine. If by means of a lateral pipe the
Jet be allowed to escape It spurts up with
ruch force Into the air. owing to the
velocity imparted to It by Its long previ
ous fall, that a strong man armed with a
sword may hack at it until he Is ex
hausted or splinter his weapon Into frag
ments. Tho weapon Is checked as el-
RESOLUTIONS ON DR. CHRISTIE
Tribatc Is Bestowed by Board of Edu-J
cation, with Which lie
Served Sla Years.
Resolutions testifying to the ability and
Integrity of tho lato Dr. W. II. CtirUtie
and to the high esteem in which he waa
held by the n embers of the Board of Edu
cation were drawn up and adopted by
the board in Bpeclal session Saturday anl
arrangements made for attending the fu
neral Sunday.
Ths board will meet at the Franklin
school at 1:45 and In a body attend tho
services at 2 o'clock, at the First BapUst
church. Carriages will be provided and
the board will go to tho cemetery. The
secretary was instructed to procure a suit
able floral emblem, and a telegram from
President Cole waa read. The president
la on the trade excursion and ha "aid the.
news of the death of Dr. Chrlstlo cast deep
gloom ever the members of that parly.
ThQ resolutions, prepared by a committee
composed of Superintendent Davidson and
Uembtri Lindsay and Vance, are as fol
lows: Whereas, This Board of Education haj
been called In special session on account
of tha deatn or ut. w. n. v.ri, " i
for six years has been a faithful mum be v,
of this body, be It
Resolved, That In Dr. Christie's death
.this board loses one of Its sole, honent
and conscientious members, who at all
times has shown his abiding faith In the
public schools of this city and a permanent
interest In their continuous growth and
improvement. -
As a man he was esteemed and respected,
nol only by his associates on the board,
but by ths entire cltlaenahlp of the city as
well. He was known among his friends
and among those whose goo.l fortune It was
to know him intimately as a truly lovable
man. His services will be greatly missed
on this board, where his wisdom and coun
ael have been priced at all times. In his
death the city of Omaha loses one of the
r.iost efficient members of Us Board of
Education.
The Board of Education notes his death
with the deepest sorrow and begs at this
ttras to express to the members of his
family the high appreciation In which his
services have been held and to extend to
them Its profound sympathy In the sad loss,
which they have sustained In his death.
The active pallbearers at the funeral of
Dr. Christie Sunday at 2:30 p. m. In the
First Baptist church will be the following
.past masters In Covert lodge No. 11. An
cient Free and Accepted Masons: J. W.
Ataynard, C. L Porter, Jeff W. Bedford,
Fremont Prague, John N. Westberg and
Ceorge F. West.
The honorary pallbearers will be W. M.
Davidson, Major R. 8. Wilcox, W. H. Gates,
F. J. Kennard, Dr. Paul Uuddlngton, Dr.
George Tlldan, Bernard Robertson, E. H.
Bruce, Dr. .'John E, Summers, jr., and Dr.
J. rrey.
EFFECT OF VEGETABLE DIET
Prevailing- Emotion of the Human
"amity May Be ltrgulatrd
, Thereby.
' Girls who eat green peas are bound to
flirt; they can't help It. Cabbage . and
cauliflower make people vulgar and stupid.
And the cure for a bad-tempered husband
la to fill him with boiled carrots.
These are a few of the laws of vegetable
therapeutics as laid down at the recent
Pathological congress of Paris. The path
ologists studied and discussed at great
length the best manner of utilising vege
tables for the physical and moral welfare
cf the human race.
They pointed out that, although some
vegetables are a preventive against dis
eases cf one sort or another, there are
'many vegetables which produce Illness, or,
' In cases of overindulgence, fliath. After
many experiments the Investigators laid
down broad laws of vegetable Uieraeuttc8.
Potatoes, for Instance, should be eaten by
judges, magistrates, editors and those en-
gaged Ui similar occupations; they develop
the reasoning faculties, give great mental
balance and calmness of reflection. Over
indulgence, however, produces apathy. In
difference, laitnees. Confirmed potatoe
eaters are likely to possess more reasoning
powers than smith of heart.
C. Trots will cure bad temper. They are
especially good for bilious ana peevish folk.
Ptrslsteut eating of bollod cairots will cure
je.tlousy, melancholy, feelings of wrath and
revenge; and. In short, tin cerron eater
will become In tiro esty-golng, good na
.jid and placidly affectionate.
Spluach Is good for men of action. AH
great generals have devoured It In Urge
,uantttlee. It develops wilt power, decis
ion, ambition, energy; snd It Is the Ideal
food fir fickle and hesitating people. A
proper diet of spinach mlli p it un end to
devdllrg m any fcoiuebold. ...
'.aTtioso who ytain Cor poetic .thoughts and
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"BUTTER NUT"
Bread la worth trying, It contains
the best flour and la baked by the
best known methods.
ror fJals at
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"THE LABEL IS OS THE LOAF"
Advanced Styles
for Spring and
Summer Wear
SHOE COMPANY
OMAHA'S LEADING
BOOT SHOP
Where Fashionable Omaha Men
and Women buy their footwear.
SPECIAL NOTE In addition
to the new Frjt styles for men and
women we also carry a complete
line of children's footwear in the
most desirable leathers and smart
est models.
Fry Shoe Co.
THE BH0ES8
tetti and Douglas Sts.
P
Monday
we place on
SALE
Men's Fancy Hose
seamless,
in all the very
latest shades,
an actual
20c value
Sale Price
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Clothing Go.
1519-1521 Douglas St.
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Did you read In Thursday's
dally papers about the explosion
of a gas stove In an Omaha
residence when the stove wbb
' shattered Into bits, one side of
the house blown out, and tho
furniture of kitchen and dining
room demolished?
Do you know that with the
ordinary gas stove your life !s thus In danger? This accident
is absolutely inipoMille with the 1908 Acorn. This safety device is
an Acorn patented feature, and so simple, you will wonder why it
was not thought of before. Don't you think it will pay to see this
safe and sure gas saving stove?
John Hussie Hardware Co.
2104-09 Camlng St. "11 You Bay It of Bussle It's Right."
IN THE MERRY MONTH
JfXE TmiDFS and JUXK CltADUATES crave pupeclnl attention.
You have presents to buy, may we snjrgent that it will be to your
advantage to look over our display. The late fire-sale cleaned our
old stock out completely, we have absolutely not one piece of Jewelry
or silverware of even last year' patterns.
EVEHYTHIXtf IS NEW LATEST PATTEHNS, NEWEST STYLES
and our prices are right we quote just a few samples.
GRADUATION PRESENTS
EOH THE YOUNG LADY
Small sized Watch, 20 yew Case. Elgin or Reg. Price This Week
WnKham Movement, Plain or Engraved IVtae. . . . .916.80 912.041
Finest (Quality, Itrarelet Plain or Knmnn Finish. . . . S.OO 3.73
FOK THE YOUNG MAN.
Elgin or a Waltham Movement in a 20 year Gold
Filled Case. Plain or Engraved Case... $14.00
Beautiful Hlack lUbbon Fob, best quality
Filled Buckle 9 2.00
WEDDING PRESENTS
Quadruple Fluted Bake Dish, l'lnln 9 S.OO 9 3-73
Half Dtsen Teaspoons, Sterling Silver 9 .00 9 4.f0
8-Inch Fancy Cut Fruit Bowl, Cut Glass 9 5.00 $ 8.75
You knowthese articles, and that the price Is remarkable low. All
other articles in stock are sold at the same extremely low marglnn. We
can do this, perhaps better than most, for circumstances made us
heavy buyers at a time, when hardly any other buyers in our line wore
in the market. We obtained correspondingly .low prices and the
public gets the benefit.
Look in We will show you some remarkably handsome values. ,
AT THE SIGN OF THE CROWN.
910.00
9 1-50
113 S. 10th St.
TWO STORES 109 N. lth St.
DR. BRADBURY, Dentist
1306 Farnaru.
Extracting... 25c up.
Crowns. . . . $2.50 np.
Plates $2.00 up.
Bridge Work 92.50 up.
Porcelain Fillings
up from. . ... . . $1.50
17 Years Same Of flee. Phone, Douglas 1756.
Alveolar Dentistry a
specialty. Loose teeth
made solid. Nerves
removed without pain.
Work guaranteed ten
years.
On and After June 1, 1908
THE OFFICE OF THE
OMAHA GAS
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SUMMER FLOWERING BULBS
CALADIUMS, Mammoth Bulbs, each 25c; 5 tor .
TUBE ROSES, Mammoth Pearl, doz. 35c; 3 doz .
GLADIOLI, in Superb Mixture, dot. 33c; 53 fir .
CINNAMON YJVE, Extra La rs, each iOc; 12 Itr
DAHLIAS, Assorted, each 13c; 12 ht . . . .
$1.03
$1.03
$1.03
$1.03
$1.03
THE NEBRASKA SEED CO., 1613 Howard St.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Your boy's school
THE question of the best school for your boy is an im
portant one; your selection is going to haye an influ
ence on all his future life. You want to choose wisely and
you are anxious to get all the help possible in making
your choice. The little book. The Kight school for your
boy," was written to give our ideas of the manly devel
opment, mental and physical, of a boy.
We will be glad to send this book and our illustrated
catalogue If you will send us your name and address.
Racine college grammar school
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In writing for booklet please state where you aaw this advertisement.
Wen's Suits $15
The most clever lot of ftylcs and the very best values
shown this season. We close out from n iorniaiicnt manu
facturer 580 spring suits at a price far be
low worth. They're all high class gar
ments, most of them hand tailored of the
very best fabrics and colors, includincr a
complete line of the popular shades of i
prices
Si? "'
$10.00 and $15.00
EMDENs
THB RELIABLE STORE
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Mothers should take advantage of the
wonderful bargains in boys' suits offered
in our manufacturer's stock sale Monday.
L$2.50 and $3.50
There never was in the history of our lovs! Suit de
partment a bargain event that means so much to saving
parents. Although cheap in price you'll find the suits of
sterling quality most of the suits in the $3.00 lot having
two pairs of pants, one knickerbocker and one plain. Don't
miss seeing these offerings Monday.
Let us fit you in a Hart, Schaffner & Marx Summer
Suit . You'll find it suits.
m HR YDENS'
C(SrO7 G&AZ
$400
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Every big fire, every reKrt of a burglary, should bring
home' to you the necessity of keeping your money, jewelry,
silverwure and all valuable papers in a SAFE DEPOSIT
BOX under your own lock aud key in our burglar and fire
proof safe deposit vaults which are the largest and finest
in Omaha. ,
Boxes rent for only $1 n year or $1 for three months.
American safe Deposit & trust co.
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jj!ono ol ihiniut selec t parts o( the city. Rotundas s I'.urinony
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v.-CM'JO hiDd.oiiirly lurnlhU oouide rooms, sir.it la or en suite.
iLarga Uiht Dlinna- Hall, wnh nnot cuisine. Lvrirconvtn
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'ti i from fil nni,n f. r n..tlnl mtiot. vhI vyilhin tfcn minutaa' walk
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This service is abso
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now or at any other
time. The following
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under the 3. T. Cal!endor Co. For
Hates, liooms, etc., address,
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li ed. It is tremendous ! The growth this year has
tien over a thousand new purchasers each day.
Te "Queen Quality" Shoe is known all over the
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a, a moderate cost. Try a pair and see for yourself.
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June, with Its roses and brides,
brings added attraction to IhU
lnterestlngtors with Its mag
nificent display of goods appro
priate for gift giving. The seeker
for the artistic the unique
something out of the beaten path,
will be charmed with the multi
tude of beautiful goods here.
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Jewelers and Hllversmitbs.
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Calls Pvbraptly Answered at All iloura.
Those Men
who pay $3.50
for Shoes
Wi'ilflTltT"'?rK
We are not given to shouttux
though wb are n sulur uilviitl.uTS.
Just to h t you know tliitt if you
want a shoo at I3.&0 :i pair,
are better able to atury your
needs thun any atoro In town
underKtapd we di cclaliao we sell
nothing but Blioi-y and uh practical
alio, nii-ii know the need of tho
public better, perhaps, than those
who devlutu from special lines.
Now, about our
$3.50 Shoes
for Mei
We carry an lnvlncable line, In
fact none heller any where. No
time for talk but we would like,
to show you. Would you tuko
time to look over our new ox
fords In patent colt, velour. vicl
kid. gun niHtal calf, box calf and
Kuaslun calf both button and lar
and as to fit, well, we've a atari
of expert.
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