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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1908)
11 nil XI Men's Strav Hats at Cut Prices Take Your Pick I You have never known Straw Hats to be fold at such Any 2-Piece Suit for men or young men in this I; jow prices o early in the season. Mca'i Milan, Sennit and Split Braid Sailor and Soft Hats, $3.50, $3.00 and $2.u0 grades reduced to $1.85 1 Men Milan. Sennit and Emit Braid. Hats. $2.00 value?, at $1.35 Men's $1.25 and $1.00 Straw Hati 75c Men's 75c Straw Hats 50c Men's Italian Milans, Sennits, Split Braids in soft Hats and Sailors. $4 and $5 grades reduced to . . .$2.85 Any Boys' Straw Hat jold up to 75c, unrestricted choice at 75c store at ANY NECKTIE TTfr. mm AHA LAILY SATUKDAY. JULY 11. 1P0. In It July Reduction Sale of Men's Underwear MEXH EaTRA FIXE BAJLERIOGAJV REDVCED FROM 60c TO SV. An extra quality of fancy Uc wear and plain balbrl gan, also fine d-rbT ribbed lisle thread Underwear, COc jrad'js reduct-d to ME5 S COMBINATION SllTS REDUCED FlIOM H.OO AD 1.25 TO 5c. J These are in fitting auita, made of apa island cotton baby blue and Egyptian color, aold at CI- $1.00 and $1.26. reduced to JJC imf an Htm XtTt eot Mat XV TteBN W. BlaokMtra for cong-reac. Adv. koAolpk T. Bveboda, Acrountlne-Audltor. owmaa, 117 N. 16. Dougla Sboe. tl.60. Fa Kntb for Quality clfara. SIS S. nth. Klaabart, photographer, lBth Fsrnam. (tan C. Xl&aUr for county attor'y. Adv. Blakla XU Pollcle stcht drafts at maturity. H. V. Nely, rnanarr, Omaha. turyipn arandaa 0M now In new quar ters Itll Howard. Ou. electric futurrs and wtrint" Wasta to Oommlaaiosar Oncar Firk ard. a democrat from Dourls precinct, ban filed for the nomlnntlon for county rem mhiaioneT from the Third rreclnct. Xeep your motey and valuable under your owr. lock and key in the American Safe Deposit Vaulta In the Bee oulldina. hlch are burglar and fireproof Boxes rent for 14 a year, or fl for three months Siw Factory for Omaha The Hcff Kber cohimcv. with R:brt 1. Hoffh'ne arid George C. Ebercole as Incorporators, has filid artlclt-s of incorporation w'lh t!r county clerk. The company 1 'apitaltred at t:nt.0i aud is formed to marufacture unj S-U indexing dtvlses LiproTsmsnt Cluhs on Boulsvard A posipund met-ting of the F.lve.rview and li t South Unialia Improvement clubs will i be held Saturday evening at 1416 Canton Kiievt for the piarpoee of furthering the plans fur opening Sixteenth street from Central bouiev ti d into Soiith Omaha. BcLool District Cars Bonds Hsxt I'p.m the conclusion of the r.yarar.t rental cast in the I'nlted Stales circuit court the next rase to be culled will be that cf Ed ward D. Shepherd cf New York against School restrict No. 11 of Dtkota county. S 'It Is brought to recover on 122.000 school bonds issued by the dirtrict In 18 W. Fratt eplis to Wifa'a Flaa Colonel James H. Pratt haa filed a motion in the cilvorce suit asking leave to amend his an swer to his wife s petition plesdlng th statute of limUatioiik aai-Ft her accusa tion ss to his cond't.o" le asserts she lost her right to plead thla accusation by the laps of tltne. aar Batmdsr ,'ir Cotgrs;s Charles L. Saunders, tempt. iui iienoent of tne ststs senate, has fihj u.s a republican t andldats for ccngress from vlte Second ?'. trict. Mr Ssunde filed Trursclay after noon and will contest with Thomas W. Blackburn for the republican nomination for the office, Howard W. Baldrlge having withdrawn from the race. Congressman Q. WHY NOT hse ire cream every day? You get tired of this, that and other things uow why not hsvs a delightful change. Nothing so refreshing theso hot days tnan to havo one of our Thermos Barrels filled with our Oellclous ice cream. There ts no tetter cream ousds in the world. Qaart Barrol enough for f o Mat Barrol enough for 4 gOe We Make all Kinds of Aolirlous Pies. Cakos Lyor Cskos. Fronch Cakes. Coffoe Caka. Fancy Cako mat thoos choice Cinnamon Holla which oee.ru to "atrtks evorrtoody Just tight." Vi oreo tne nsost nsaplo sag w wmI to a ssio 70s. I 'lKlB-ao W04B St. I PkoM Dow. TH. 1mA. lira. I the House 25c Take your choice of any colored BcckUe Is the house at this price. Sold All Season at 50c and 75c An endless variety of beauti ful light and dark colored silks in Foulards, Rurnchuudas. Bar atheas and hundreds of fancy sdlks, made to our order in the latest shapes and designs. Come early Saturday nud you'll have an unlimited range of ties to choose from. prices may have them Sat urday, at. M Hitchcock or any other democrat has not as yet filed for the. congressional nomi nation. Bersrol Kaasona for DlToro Msy Horn has filed for suit for a divorce from Harry K. Horn, to whom she was married in New Tork. charging htm with striking her with his derby hat and with hit fists in the house of a neighbor. She csserti he used to Quar rel so loud it disturbed the neighbors. She also ssys he failed to support her. Eh wants the custody of the three children. A-n other Bryan Club The Third Ward Bryan Volunteer club has been organised with these officers: President, Ir. Robert Gllmore; vice presidents, Dsn T. Custer, 6. S. Bee helheimer, James O'Hara, John C. Thomas. Patrick Desmond; secretary, A. T. Elmer; treasurer, Thomas Hsrrington; ex ecutive committee. W. J. Yancey. W. B. Siioemaker. E. C. Denham, John H. Shafer and Ben Kline. Chaos of Assailant GrlToa Up Hope of rapturing the man who assaulted Mrs. Jonathan Dodds of Florence was diminished when Mrs. Dodds at Blsir failed to identify a man under arrest there as the culprit. The man who was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Fiansgan ard the sheriff at Blair answered every detail of Mrs Dodds' de scription excepting that he had a dark hat on instead or a light one. Mrs. Dodds went to Bla.r lo look st him. but said she could Onild Goes to Big Hooting Commit- officials was taken out of this fund. E. sionrr Guild of the Commercisl club will ! L.. Winters has rendered his opinion that leave Monday for Matiltnu. Coin., where he j the salary of cily officials Is fid by the will attend the meeting of the subcommittee charter and that the chancer does cot of the western classification committee and I contemplate the payment of this cut of later the meeting of the ciassif lcatlon com- I the levy for general purposes. The eotl mlf.ee Elmer H. Wood of the Vnlon Pa- mated salaries for the coming year will ciflc and E B. Branch cf the Western ! amount to IS.7&0. If the general fund were Fruit Jobbers' aesoclst.on wiil alRti ri , t . . .. . n . .. . . nr meetings, mr. ouna win t.e joined By O. J. Hell (if the Sioux City Conimercinl tiub and F. W. Maxwell of the St. Joseph Con.mercial club. Xr. Lorsland With Chautououoa Rev. :F. U Ixueland. D. D . returned Friday jmorn.ng from Vidua and Eldora. Kan., , where he spoke at Chautauqua, and leaves j this evening for a ten days' western trip. He will ;-ak st Chauianquas at Kearney, J Fort Collins. Boulder. Colorado Springs and i other Colorado cities. When he returns he will slop in Omaha but a day and go on to j Illinois and Ohio, where h will fill lecture I engagements until i',e middle ,f August. I Dr. Loe',and is W-rtunnE this jesr nn "The ' Wandering Jew." "Oid Fogyirm" and "The I Bor.le Briar bush " During the doctor's ; absence the as!s'ant pastor. Rev. S. D. i P.arile. will fill the pulpit at the Firs: ; Methodist cin rrl . EXODUS OF THE FAITHFUL1 Dahlniaa Tril. trailnt Denver, Will Tarry ut . us ana Then Juaruet to (iiuilii. Tr.e demorrcts are iri-..-mne from Den - er, but not in fe faa.'uwd Part e in wrici. f,ey went to it t innvertion c ty. Many of t' e easterners iih'e net er teen t.e mukuiMi.. ii I- 1,1'ei til l"H 1HI! opport jnity to Colorado n.v.v....,, , rrrm ,.ni i uminnit , ettomev and ths three democrstic council- jtrsin No. 1 will arrte :n O-r.ara Sa'jrda ro,B fwly .upport the policv of thi j afternoon a . W, k Tel. tra n t , , Tn, .,.,. ,aid he was about c-.n-; out M rat.sa- c ,t. Tie Dnhlnian club VL,lf. tn(ll hfc mu fcdvi tne Bamp frora i i scrteaaifu to i-'ae j'enver si ..li. p in Saturday ani is lotiteo ti po thrtiogu Din oil., where a slop wl le nisd to taiute ti.e denio. ratlc nom ree The Pmn : club wi l 'eate Iener at l. C Friday aitr- i no n. Vost cf tie easiern deletstlnns who went 'to Denter via Otr.ahs w 11 return tnitugh 1 Kansas City i,nd soii e will i,ninue west ti Ye: .ow stone parit. Th. K.nic county d.le.s'.i n l .r o.rt j uied to ati ihrough Otr.a-a Sjturdaj sft- I ernoon on the Kut Is.jnJ. Toe Reck ! Island train which insees througn 0--a a Fr.d.y afternoon wiil have two extra sec- j tions and the train (Saturday afternoon will j have three extra sections Tbe Cook County leuiucrae-y Marching club left Deceer Friday mumir.g at I o'clock on th Furl.ngti.n and atmuld reach Omaha late Friday night- The nUcneoota apodal ts ochodulod to leave I waver Fri day night and should arrree at Cnneca aucne time BaXurday afternoon, a otep oeing Bcbodnioa fur t.n Br tintnc the nnwa aim of Tbe SPECIAL REDUCTION On Mens Fancy Shirts 75c and $1 Grades Sat urday at 49c The'-e are fancy colored percale and madras shirts in light, medium and dark colors, with separate or attached cuffs, taken from our 75c and $1.00 grades, have been on sale at these rsw ii. ill '- VI""' qlL i up to today, you 49c Omaha's Leading Clothiers AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA Officials Trying; to Deviie Menu of Paying; Democratic Deficit LEVY TOR THE SALARY FCTD 4 Street Yladact to Be Close to Foot Passengers as Well as Vehtele Trafllc Portage Work Kent Week. The kind hearted democrats of South Omaha after leaving such a legacy of . j fimrts t.- ; uuigieu accouue. . " tne present repuoucan iBinuiwiiu". prcpos throt gh the democratic legal de partment a way of providing something like a solution which will permit the levy to be raised. gif.WK) to cover the deficlen eiea. When the democrats took the city the treasury held an unexpended balance from the republicans cf This year nothing is left and the deficit will reach nearly tit 000. The new proposition is to creste a salary fund which shall be Independent of the 1 g-enerai fund. Heretofc-re the city was I permitted to levy SW.(V for general j I relieved of this amount then clear sail- In m wr.tilH V ri,ui.hH In th Itonifi rtf -- general Tuna remaining. i nis point win doubtless be contested in some manner before it is allowed to go into effect. It is looked uuon as a hard sir out of a I v.... ,,, .... , ,rvv pf tn additional fund will be the j democrats who now advise it. The citv I officials feel, however, that some such measure will have to be tried to secure j rehc-f and pay off the democratic debta. A resume of the estimated expenses cf i the c ity tinder the proposed departure is ! as follows: Salary Gfin-'sl Voting machines File Po'i'-e Light Water Libra' v urou.g ieia'r . . I "3.T' . Js'i.tkiO . IK.'X' . if,.-Km . 15. ' p. tit' 2 ?f'i i f.'n T.ihi . ;o.ic s:r:,Tst. Pi ST7'": Total Avaiiabie under charter .. pTooetiie collet tions, local. . SOfli Total available '..( 1 Vnder present c-hsrter constructic-. a ,,.rt j;jm.om is all thst can be counted on The total vs'ustlon of the city is f?" 6:,t40. It wil' tVerefcre require a levy cf V? nill'.s I i r.enrfitru, lh tttnAm li....Mn .,. .. posed bKit. It is urd'-rs'od that the city necessity. 'It is belter to raise the levy than to suff' r from n overlej " 41 Street t iodort Closed. Since the accident to the little girl on thej A Danaeroas Waned U s'reet visducl Wednesday evn.rg ti.eiis rendered antiseniic lv Hjrklen a Arnica viadurt has been closed to footmen as well as to ehicles. It Is announced by the city I engineer, however, thst the visduct wil tie ' kepi open lo tse Swift incline until sjch . ! ,,n ,h Progress of the work shsll de- ! mtni " cf,niP'ts closing of the amciure. i T',T, UI allowed to go there so as to "vo,d ccldnu " crossing the trscks !' r " rm",cD' 10 "svel easier during this time will bo done. When the viaduct Is closed for good, a crossing of temporary nsture wil ne opeceg serosa the Union pacific tracks. It is given out Ihrough the off.ee of the cliy engineer that ths National Construc tion company will begin the pavtng of Wast W street next week. The curbing of Twenty-fifth street will be completed to tne eaty ttaciu by that tun and nom of the gangs are to bo traaafarred. Tbe Bouth OBOba uttbi I ' J . i 'Bill , . . - ... vs. f 1 v This Store 10 P. reached the record for the year, iS.Si. This price has been readied once before this week. The receipts of cattle and hotrs con tinue light. This is partly explained by tin railroad situation. The nanh,?ers ray that the local flood has had much to do with the short runs of csttle and hogs this week. The roadDeds hae in many cases been washed out and it has been impossible to insure safe delivery. For this reason the al.lppers, being warned, held their con signments. Prices have ranged high enough to be an inducement. Coupled with the local reason, is the fact that last fall, at a season when -most of the Nebraska and Jowa farmers stock up with feeders, times were threatening disaster. The feeder mar ket went to pieces and many cattle were kept on the ranges which should now be coming in ss com fed stock. All the com- mission men predict a speedy revival in the live stock msrket within the next four weeks. City Wins Damage Case. In the case of John Condon against the City of South Omaha, which l.as been on trial before the district court, in which the plaintiff sued for JiJn.Oli", the Judge in structed a verdict for the city. Ti:i5 is the second important cate latly which the city of South Omaha lias won. The cas? was one for personal injuiy, due to a fall on a sidewalk which was said to be defee- tive. The evidence showed that the city hud taken the ordinary and usual precau tions. The accident happened over two years ago. Msgle City boaain. Miss May Byerly is expected home lu day from Kearney. yietor Ros:. Eighteenth and P birc-to, reports the birth of a son. Mrs. L.. H Greer has returned from a visit ot two weeks in Illinois. Jetter s Gold Top Beer delivered to any i pari ot the city. J ulepnone o. . . tta(l ,,UIl,i,.d yeMeiday for aH. . his Bu,,d behavior. j-.t- l-i.iir i-mtT-u iw tinr (-una HIife Bid.. Twenty-fouiti. and .V Phone rr. Mrs Herman Steinberg lias gone for a visit of two weeks to txctlsior bpringi, i0 ..I.."1."' sV,!?.. park. J. C. ana and his son. John Vana. bate gone to Spil'.ti.le, la, for a two weeks visit. Heyman Berry, sellers of 'quality" meats. :'4th and E. telephone its'; S4tri a.'nd A. telephone 117 I Belter goods for tne s me money or th is fi - e-ame pooab tt-r less mon y. that s --iir prop.. l.i.ii' ! Kltion. What can we do for you'.' Jul. 11 Flyi.o 4: Co. The Fraternal Triior, of America wi.l bend an Important meeting Friday etei, ir.g. July Hi. to which aa mc-mLitra art urgently invited. James ('ummii.gs has pone on a tl.-it to Ins brother. Jorm fummings. at Denver, and incioentai.'y to be in at tne uemo crat'.c cori ei.lior.. The Baptist young people held a pit-as- ar t ie cream social in Highland prk last right The warm eteiiing liroLut out a gees 1 oeui ui im':... .xeis 1 urnquisi., jr., aiiss Alein i urn- i.l Kirt M's ll.itlh I'lir.,-,., n ien Tiiursdkv morning for fc-ihow lake. Minn They will spend a two-niunihs' seatiuri In that tirinity. The fni or. Sto.k Yards company is cleaning up the muddy pens w hi.-h "hi, Vteen located .nu t uutier til ci siret-t i,i riu' I. 'i'hese j-ens wiil he pateu uiid fitlea with sowers Mr. and Mr.. Datid Anderson 6te look ing forws'd tu s pitasant e nieriainiiieiu I offered by the Territorial Pioneers His- .i-iitai pi" i-i? it' t- S'en bi l.uit'Uill ai toe university , hapi tris evening t-m-urrikv they wilt aet-ompany in tne s.-feial train to Miiford the rumerems ueit-aiefc of tlie gathering of eherated iltn;er of the state. Salve; the healing wonder for sores burns, plies, erxems and salt rlrum 2T.c. For osle by Beaton Drug Co. RANGE CATTLE WOVING EARLY Borllnaloa Receives llandred ftlsty tars at Fhrridan Wl.bin Forly-Elabt Honrs. Range cattle are starting for the eastern markets, esrlier this year than usual. The ranges have been In splendid condition all spring and the cattle sre ssid to he in fine shape. Some idea of tne enormity o' the movement which ts s'aru-d may re bad from the Burlington report from Sheri dan, where 160 cars of range cattle were loaded during the last forty-eight hours Tbe cattle from Texas to the ranges ar not oil moved, and It it unusual for the ranee cot tie fore tfa est light weight cassimeres. tropical worsteds or blue rarments. handsomely made and perfect fit t inc. W YOU A MORE TEMPTING OFFER. Will be Open Till M. Saturday RINGLING BROTHERS' PARADE f.reat Demonstration or tke rireas oa tke M reels ext ToeoAay Morning;. "Ye. P.ingling Brothers will give a street parade next Tuesday," said James J. Brady, their newspaper man, last night. "More than that, it will be the longest and richest circus street display ever seen in Omaha. "A couple of years sgo an effort was made to get Rlngllng Brothers to cut out the street pageant, and they earned the good will of every boy and girl in the land by saying 'no.' It would have saved a good deal of money and work to have acted upon this suggestion, but they had taught the public to look for this great feature of circus day, and to chawge front after they had made it a thing of dignity and beauty, and had become the leaders of the businese, was not in their 'make up.' You know what a tame and weather-worn affair the ususl circus parade was until Ringling Brothers put pride and ginger and sensible cost Into It. The spirit of cleanliness, order and am bition to excell, which I. as made their show the standard of the world separated their street pageant from all others, a fact which msy have had something to do with the I desire of others to omit it. "As a matter of fact." says Mr. Brady. "I am reliably Informed the reason the next biggest show to P.ingling Brothers cut out this parade, was due to unequal or ganization. They could not work out the daily schedule of a Ftreet display and two performances. As cities grow. circus grounds are going further and further out into the outskirts, and frequently the morn ing haul from the trains to the grounds is a couple of miles. This, with the tax of building a circus settlement, parading, feed ing and performing calls for a rare, if not r..fj.t . 'i n . 1 i t i r,n r,f .... ..r.n, xl rr k L . i system, or whatever you choose to call it, ' il tarries through the srduous and Intricate 'duties of the day. ! "K.nrling Brothers' organization is the ! umiration rnd wonder of the world, and has been honored by government inspection and praise. To move a colony of mole than 1.2W people each day and establish It miles away with every requirement of a well governed community is a task that calls for perfect and amaring svsiem. It takes '. e:g.-ity-f ive ears to make th dally transfer, from which you may gather an Ides of the size of the show. All tne cars belong to Ringling Brothers The railroad furnishes the motive power. "Ringling Brothers have more than $1U, 000 tied up In chariots, musical vehicles, trappings, costumes and spectacular fea tures of one kind and arjotner, used exclu- 1 E'Vk-'v in Tr.si'r ti: rual tiaoiiurit IP tr- n,an 1 , . ... . J worotn and 1 niid w!ln t!" how- f(,rty j pi. ants, over It1' hirsts, and two score of open ann-.al cages sr.: in tne parade. A I , w t-ritv -t an.ei I' em, broken to harness u.; driven like lmrkei, is imorf the novelties. The purade will fart at t o'clock Tues cay." TWO VIEWS OFJPHONE PACT Independents Say Bell Will rer Absorb It, bat Yost Tblaks It Poaalble. ' It is an In. possibility for the Independen Telephone company here to bt sbsorbed by j the Be'.l or f y ot'er crrpuny ,' ssid (Jen ersl Manager Matthews pf the local com pany discussing the meeting recently he.d in Chicago of indeprndent telephone men. f'llicwlng the announcerrent thst the Beil company was sttempung to sbsorb the Central T'n.on company and the Home In dependent con'psny of Riehniond. Ind. The independent men at the meeting in Chlcsgi voted ll.dW'.Otift to fight the merger in the courts, declaring it Illegal and marking s return to the old monopolistic conditions snd s step in the direction of blotting out competition. "The reasons that the Bell company could not acquire the Independent property In On ar.k." continued Mr. Matthews, are two. Our franchise states plainly thsl we can neither 'sell, transfer or combine' with any other concern. Another reason is that our etora does not carry voting power with It. Ti voting newer Is vented in trot sas and thus there is ee danger of any other ooo- enrn baying a majority of Us thus aerurtng control of the on Oaaper E. Toox. gasatiiol of too Be- WE DO NOT RESTRICT YOUR CHOICE. TAKE A S15. SIS OR A S20 SUIT IF YOU WISH. THERE ARE PLENTY OF THEM HERE. This means that you may select any two-piece suit you wish from our choic Men's Oxfords REDUCED $5.00. $5.50 and $4 Values Sacrificed at These are smart pat ent leather oxfords made on tbe newest models. It will be a long time before you find another bargain like this. will buy out the Independent and merge tin two. "This has been done In other cities." lie said, "and has proven satisfactory. The stockholders of both companies then drew the same dividends. Bus'ness men were pleased because It relieved them of the rr pense of keeping both telephones." ACCEPTS CHARGE AT RAVENNA I,. M. Oberkotter, Itellalons Director of V. M . C. A.. Will Ester toon-re rat tonal Ministry. L. M. Oberkotter. who for a year has been religious director of the Yourjg Men s Christian association, has accepted a cull to the pastorate of the Congregational church at Ravenna, where he will move his family during August and bein ills work. Mr. Oberkotter has been Identified with almost all lines of work In the Congrecu tional church, but me charge at Ravenna will be his first regular work as a mimiRlei. For two years he was a teacher in Japan 2 for a number of years as Instructor in i very laipely because of his views on the Weeping Water academy, and then head of j saloon tiu. stion. Chadron academy, both Congregational in- , :"' address Saturday evening, while Btitutji,:is. He came to Omaha Ironi Cliau- gl'ii under the auspices of the Anti-saloon ron w here he did gt.od work and ei.hn ged j leuf-ue, bus alre ady received the attention the institution. He is a graduaie of Dt.un- !" t'en piomised the attendance of college at Crete and widely known in "'any bun.ness men who are watching the Christian educ ational. Christian F.ndeave.t j tievelopniems in the regulation and aupprea and Young Men s Christian aHSucmt.oti j "n "f '' hquor traffic, work it. Nebraska. I T,"J lecture will be public free to every- Mr. Oberkottti will be or-jained hy the (,ru- and xhe Toung Men's Christian asso council of the Nebraska Ass.m iation if lia,i"n secretaries have urged everyone to Congregational churc h, s w ithin a short j "cnrl. and they promise to make It corn time, and exuects to make the mmistrv his 'f'.ahle in the audience room. life work after doling good work in tb i various departments of the church. SELLS-FL0T0SH0W MONDAY Keep la Mind Ibe Parade Will Be In tbe Mornina Karl;, Tbey annual' Here. T. R. Porter, the we'.l-known cci'il writer for magaxines and big city pa pers, will be s busy and a hippy man Sunday and Monday. He wiil hue as his guests the noted "Satanos," per formers with the Keiis-rioto circus that arr!es here Sunday and exhibits Mon - day. "Satanos" is the j -of essional name fr these dare-devil a; lists the'r right names being Wiil tint t '!:a' k-? 11. d-j brothers, of K-.nlutky h.rt.i. who wei.i to slIioo! in the same c-.as wall Mr Porter st Dexlngton, Ky. "During the eeriy days In old Kain tuck," said Mr. Porter, "thepe Redd ioy. were the dare-devlis and weie experts on roiler sketei as far hack as 1 can re member them. Now they do s most thrilling turn in t:.e Fells-FUno circus." Doc Waddell. j ress agent for t'ie slu w describes their act thus.: "They spee'l down a steep incline on toiler skabs s.i fast that they are In a perfect vacuui.. without the llfe-givir.g oxygen. The m dine curves tt the bottom, which, wlin the mechanical arrang'tnent thercu. The Idea! Breakfast Food Health and strength follow its use. Oi WHEAT FLAKE CELERY mm Lias an advantage over all other foods. It can be eaten hot or cold from the package ready to eat or prepard by tbe dditLon of bouing mJL For yauag riuLdrs eklerfj pet aoDt, inToiids, til cUsses, tKere is do breaiia&l food tLat cm cxxnptxe rid k. It's flavor ckLcirxB sahsfies Luogcr ta&j tSgcsted and meets tbe Deeds ti tie entire hoty. Yam wSL vertex know wLal a good LttaLoiiKsa it mil jam at AdStood urn A farA in ArrA nrH La a-e-qr S&L . serges: all sr correct, new HAVE NEVER MADE hurls them Into space in such a manner as to caut-e tiiem to pass In the air, and us they do they turn double somersaults und plunge headfirst Into a tank of burning gasoline. Patrons feel like turn lr-g their heads when they see these !ni l'"-s Kenluikisus court desth." GOVERNOR GLENN AT Y. M. C. A. .Nor ita Inrolinn thief Eierntlve Will pe-nk la Omaha on Retnrn from Denror. Gowrrior R. B. Gienn of North Carolina will deliver an address at the Young Men's Christian unsocial ion auditorium Saturday evening in which lie will give his views on the saloon question and local option. The governor cf North Carolina comes to Omaha direct from the national democratic convention ut Denver, where he has been one of prominent figures from the At luniR const s ates, as lie is a polished ors- lor whose real eloquence seems to have been a heritage along with other strong powcis. His election as governor was won THROUGH CARS TO FLORENCE Sen Ire Will Be started Xetl Wednes day by street Hallway Company. Through cars for Florence will be put in pen-ice morning and evening after July If I v the Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway -company. Florence is growing at such a rapid rate that the stub service v.ns handicapped in handling the people The throug.i cars will run from Florence e acli morning- from 16 to 8:46. and ret urn - ;"'" through cars will I run from 'Sixteenth and Howard rtre-els from :lf I '" ' i;' : evening, the last throurh car ; 'eevng Fl.r-ne-e at 7:W' p. m. The cars will I rur i.-.h on Pn;tenih street the earns as ' ars on that line run eacn morn- :i g and ew i.irie. HYDRANT RENTAL TALKFEST Araoment Is Wa si a a Hot lo the Caao that Has Dragged e lug. The t vniei.ee in ttie liydrant rental cases w s c nt 1 irted in the I'nited Btates circuit tn rt Thursday evening and a motion was n 'h I y t: e attorneys for the water com pint to ',-,k" the rase frora the Jury and h;. ve the ci.un direct a verdict for the vt liter company. iiiiylk o 7 rN 1 tita Uat vid com ota i-ha BeB con. pa ay
