TIFF: lUTF?: OMAHA. FniPArt NOVEMBER 1?. 1010.
BRIEF CITS NEWS ! IDAHO IS SECOND NEBRASKA
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Fiatura 1.M Oru.n Ce.
hip Tone Wldea to Smith. Oraali.
vinthri-,lotot,,ol)ll,(. i$t(i A. rar'm.
t Dry Cltsnlag of garments. Twin
1 L. v A jrka. !; South i'lrttantn.
rh Way ta Opaa through tua Nab. 8av-
Loan Aaa'n to ssv money. Weekly
montlny i.eyrtietiu may b mada; pay
f" jer aiuiuip. ltOa rarnaro Street
i Omaha Man Finds Western Slate Full
of Kebratkans.
I GETS A MESSAGE TO DELIVEB
Greeks Held for
Violation of tho
Federal Laws
THE TIF.1E TO
TRY POSLAM
. O ralaley Flad etlere of Ida
iln to Send Word of Saeeeaa
t I'rtraai 1llhly Interested
la Aproaealaa Land Skew.
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Th. Omaha Busker Co 10 Harney cam from Nabraaka. Kansaa. Iowa or
i wet arnunj
llie womer. Let ua
"1." i vi. -it- a Ho. V carry a full Una ot
Jtuinubiln a ceaeurla. Calk anil our
ti k ot raincoats and rubber goods.
Special Block Watofemaa .Many fani li
sten finv night watchmen li.M a inontli.
What' the uee? 'l-hon Cretah, Baldrlge &
o.. l'ouaUa 20), about Hawldeno Uurglaiy
Insnt It'a cheaper at J better pre
tention.
Dinner tow Baaaar Grants Aa tha
prlnolpal incident nf a big day at tha bexaar
".fine given at Kountaa Memorial church.
Twenty-sixth and Farnam streets, a dinner
Kill be given between tha hours ot and I
u'du'-lt Friday evening. Tha congregation
it railing a fund to apply upon the church
lf.t.
Za tk Dlvoro Coart Divorces as fol
l.v a v era grunted in tha equity division of
dletrtrt court Thursday: Kffle McCarthy
against allrhael McCarthy; James r, Mo
Mtlllan against TUlla McMiUUan; Henry O.
st rouse against Iel la Strouaei Wtlhalmlna
fi-hllllnger against Rdwln "chllllnger.
Amanda B. Culver eommenoed an action
for divorce against Jess 1L Culver.
Boys' Work DLreetor Ckosaa The
board of directors of tha Toung Man's
fiiruttan association has appointed Russell
flower, a Vermont young; man, as director
of tha boys' work department. Mr. Flo
Is a gradual of tb Vermont Stcte Normal
and of tha Young Man's Cbrtatlaa aaeocta-
tlim training school at Springfield, Mass.
Ha baa had aprlen la association boj a'
work In San Antonia, Tm.
TaUus BookUt "Tha Land of Irrl
gatlon" is the title of a unique booklet
picturing soma cf tha productive valleys
of tha Rockies, Ths iealet, which is being
distributed by tha passenger department
f tha Denver Rio Oreoda railroad, is
devoid ot descriptive text, but depicts in
a few terse, ealometlo sentences tha won'
derful natural resource snd possibilities
or ths Rooky Mountain region.
Oa ma ay and aaaarday we will display
mot aril) an extensive shipment of ultra
fashionable silk gowns suitable for matinee,
waning and party 'wear. Those gowns ar-tlt-ed
by this morning's express direct from
New Tor City and w Invito every woman
reader of this paper to come in and ex
amine theae charming; new garments. The
selling will b announced In Huntley's
IMipars and tha price named will mikc tills
:,) another ot our famous merchandising
eveuts, Venaon V Thome Co,
rasa of Oioaaa Balls The fame of ths
l.el.s Willi' U ring fur Omaha lias guna all
over tite land. Filday'a mall at tha Com
mit rial i-lub brought Inuulrlas from lochee
ter, r;. ir.t aiwi ranten. la. Hardly a day
ana never a week ptuaps that similar In
quiries do not ooiue as to where ths bells
may bo secured. In a few days all inquiries
will be referred to an Omaha manufactur
ing company which Is now finishing the
Swap Free TrajiiporUtien on Bail;Xe,
road and Mix With Uncle Sam's
Law on Conspiracy.
Healing Agt Irnnpt'f
poat of Fx-ma and Every
HklB AffrrUon.
MlRROuri," raid W. O. Painler, general
manager of tha Western Land-Products
exhibit, who has Junt returned from a trip
through Idaho. "In meeting the people of
Idaho ona gets the Impreeston that he is
In Nebraska. Tha moment they find you
ar from this part of the country they be
fln to tell yj shout their coualn. BIU
Jons, or sompbody, and want you to
bring bsok a meafage to him. I have in
my notebook meejagas to 400 persona."
Mr. Paisley advanoed this as a proof that
Idahoant are proud of the succees they
are having and ar anxious to let their
friends outsld know about It They also
ar anxious to got other settlers Into their
atat for the same kind of success.
Mr. Paisley further declared that roughly
the people of Idaho are In two classes:
Thos who sre lntere(rtd In getting their
land more thickly settled and thoe who
car not about tnat, but who want a mar
ket for products already being brought
forth. Everywhere he found a high degree
of Interest shown in what Tha Omaha Bee
and Th Twentieth Cntury Farmer ar
doing for th great land show.
Jaaea Iktwi Evtkaalasaa.
Among thoae who ar deeply Interested
In th project ar many who hav formerly
lived in Omaha, but nons ar more n
thuslMtlo than Prof. J. Wilkes Jons of
Boise, Idaho, who was ths general man
ager of the first National Corn exposition
held in Omaha. Prof. Jonea will be ana of
the Idaho delegation at the Western Land
Products exhibit In January and will de
liver daily lectures on "Commercial Or
charding In tha Irrigated districts." He
paid: "I am glad to see the report In The
Be of how the campaign for seed selec
tion, which was carried on last winter by
th Omaha Commercial club and the rail
roads haa brought such splendid results In
this year's corn crop. The people of the
section tributary to Omaha should feel
grateful to that city for th educational
oampaig-n for batter crops through better
methods which w-ast begun through the
National Corn exposition and then followed
up so carefully. While th expenses of the
two corn expositions amounted to a con
siderable sum, yet the results In th in
crease In crops will inor than justify the
Investment."
Georg Apotalnapou and James sad Peter
Karpuaos recently from Greece, have Just
received a rather lmprsiv lesson In Inter
state commerc ethics. Over la Ore.
where wrestlers ar trained, they hav do
such thing as Interstate oommerc oommle
slons, and It IS therefor no matter of
wonder that the Greek war not aware
ef th eilatlng lawa relating to barter f
railway transportation.
George Apotalospou recently mad a jour
ney from Ogden, Utah, to Omaha. Ha had
a round trip pass and on arriving her he
decided to stay. II therefor had) no use
for the return coupon of his Ogden ticket,
and either by sale or gift this la a mooted
question be turned It over to the Kar
puaoa brothers. They wanted to go to
Ogden, and having obtained ene ticket from
Apotalospou, they bought another from
the ticket office In the regular way and
accordingly started, with well filled lunch
baskets and coey smoker seats on the long
distance to Ogden. At Fremont they were
yanked from the train and were brought
baok to Omaha by a deputy United States
marshal. Later Apotalospou was appre
hended In South Omaha by Bpeotel Agent
Canada of th Union PactfJo and now th
trio is In Jail.
Th prisoner will be arraigned Saturday
morning for preliminary examination befor
United State Commissioner Anderson.
They are technically charged with con
spiracy and there Is said to be a clause of
the federal law governing the use of rail
road passe which applies to their case,
Apotalospou was formerly In the employ
of the Union Paotflo railroad and the
transportation he held between Ogden and
Omaha was In th nature of an employe'
pass. The Karpusos brothers ar not em
ployes ot th road.
RUSULTS OVERNIGHT.
Tb time to try poelatn for ecaeme or any
skin trouble Is befors espeiimentlng witn
anything els. Then, too. it Is the least ex
pensive way, because poalam will do the
work, making treatment by other means
nnneoeesary. But no matter now many af
ferent things have failed, poelem ahould
yet be used, tor its healing properties are
assured even In the most aggravated cases.
All doubt aa to Its action 1 removed In the
promptness with which It begins its work,
stopping the Itohlng with very first appli
cation. Besema, acne, tetter, salt rheum,
psoriasis, barber's and every form ot Itch
vleld to It readily and ar permanently
eradicated.
In lass serious affections, such as pimples,
raah, herpes, blackheads, inflamed skin,
etc., results show over nlfht, only a small
quantity being required.
poalam la sold In two slsoa (trial SO cents;
regular Jars, $3) br U druggists, partlo
ularly th Sherman McConnell Drug Co..
Owl Drug Co. and Brandeis' Drug Dept.
For a free sample writ to the Emergency
Laboratories, t2 West Twenty-fifth street.
New York City.
For pains in the side or uUeet dampsn a
plec of flannel with Chamberlain' Lint,
ment and bind it on vver the seat ef pain.
There is nothing better. For sal by alt
druggist.
LICENSES FOR LODGING
HOUSES J0BE REQUIRED
Plaa flwiUar to Tkat ( Other Cltle
to We Adopted la
Oaaaka.
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LATE MR. HARFORD EULOGIZED
V. M. C. A. Board of Director Paaa
Heaolatlvna of Regret oa Loa
of Member,
In the course of Its regular meeting
Wednesday night, the Toung Men's Chris
tian association board of directors passed a
resolution of appreciation upon the memory
of W. P. Harford, a member of the board
who died recently. High eulogy was given
to the late Mr. Harford's life and character.
Dr. W. M. Davldnon and Paul W. Kuhna
construction of special machines to make comprised the committee that drew up the
these belis. In the meantime direction la resolution.
given to th outride manufacturer who has
furnished them In the past. Traveling men
bave born great agents la the dissemination
of knnwlsdge about the Omaha bell and In
aioualng Interest In them.
flood Reawlts Always Follow
The us of Foley Kidney Pills. Tnf
ar upbuilding, strengthening and sooth
ing. Tonio In action, quick ta results.
old by all druggists. .
Take Waralakt.
Ion't let atomuch, liver or kidney trouble !
ilown you when you can quickly down
them with Ulectrtc Hitters. Ukr. For sale
by Ileaton Drus; Co.
Omahans Help to
Organize New Club
HOMESEKKEBS' KXCIRSIOXS
To Vlralala ad Other States.
Via Chicago and Pennsylvania Lines first
and third Tuesdays of each month. For
particulars, address W. H. Rowland, Trav.
eling Passenger Agent, 519 City National
Bank building. Omaha.
Balldlng FVrroHe
Joseph Beltel. llfl South Tenth, altera-
.;.... Wf Tete Hthn 7104 Nnnth Ninth.
hQ UltV. lOWk. HOW Hal a HUStllUff frame dwelling. I2.0U): Mrs. Genre Ckrruth
, I r I , . 1. CI fl, mniUf-llllll , nm. ii.'n.
commercial VIUO 01 iilgiuy dwelling, tl.Jn; Richardson lrug Co., 910-
Memliers " Jackson, brick warehouse, i,w,
If the plans of License Inspeotor ficlinel-1
der carry through the lodging house ot
Omaha will not only b subjected to an
immediate cleaning up, but will from now
on be operated by rule and will be required
to take out a license.
"Other cities all over the country," satd
Mr. Schneider Thursday morning, "bave
licensed lodging houses and by mean of
the regulation can keep them always In
fair condition. The work that the health
Inspector can do In cleaning tilings up
will be of great benefit now, of course,
but there Is only 1M to do It on.
'I want to get an ordinance Introduced
Into the council providing for m regular
yearly license. The fee will be about 18
for any house that keeps fifteen bed or
less. House larger than that will be
charged 10 cents per bed up to a maximum
of (10 a year.
"The license will be granted only when
the officials can be assured that the nous
Is sanitary and fit for use and the license
will be placed In a conspicuous place. VI o
latlons of this law ought to be punishable
by a fine of from It to M or by sixty
days' Imprisonment.
"Certain rules of health that ar recom
mended now, but cannot be strictly en
forced could then be mad obligatory. No
bunks or beds one above another built
against 'the wall would be permitted and
ventilation would be vary carefully
watohed. I was much Impressed with the
necessity for all these things when I Saw
how well the license system worked in
Minneapolis and ft. r Paul and we will have
some ruling of that kind very soon now.
YiTLL BUILD GIANT GOAL BIN
Omaha Electric Ligut and Power
Company Take Out Permit.
SIX THOUSAND TONS AT ONCE
Estraesi apply Will Kent
llaaa t Avoid Mhertage
la the Falere
Bapply.
A coal slirlng pit that will bold 6.M0
tons will be built by the Omaha Electric
Light and Power company at 4U Jones
street at an expense of IM.000. The con
crete pit will be twenty-two feet deep and
will occupy a apace 117 by 10 feet.
The company expects In this enormous
bin to store enough coal to last through a
shortage In the market. The power houses
of the company use about 1 tons ot coal
a day for power and any difficulty if, get
ting a supply causes serious trouble, lne
coal will be kept under water to save the
waste and will be lifted up with a travel
ing crane.
The engineers who planned Hi pit s,nd
the power bouse that will eventually be
built beside It were Bar gent Y Lundy of
Chicago and the contractor are Wlther-
epoon & Engler, als ot Chicago,
Doable Weadtagr at Mimb City.
MASON CITT. Ia., Nov. 17.-(peot4.)-A
double wedding occurred here this after
noon In the marriage of Frank Underkofler
with Miss Leonle Nolte, both of Alexander,
and Irving Nlssen and Miss Minnie Kolb.
both ot Meservey, Rev. Devo performed
the services, an elegant o'clock dinner
following. Tha wedding occurred at the
horn of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Geetlng,
Tfco Cilad ltaad
removes liver Inaction and bowel stoppage
with Dr. King's New Life Pills, the pain
less regulators, tin. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
t era wall to Fwrt MaaUea.
LOGAN, la., NOV. 17.-(SpedsJ.)To the
charge of breaking and entering, ICd Corn
wall pleaded guilty here yesterday and was
given five years at Fort Madison peniten
tiary. On the following day after the
stores of Pisgeh ' had been burglarised
October S. Cornwall was apprehended at
Little aioux with the missing goods.
1'avlU Cole, chairman of tha exscutlv I
committee, and Will A. Campbell of the
publicity bureau of the Commercial club.
went to Sao City, la.. Wednesday evening
and spoke at a dinner given by the business
men of the city to further a "get-together"
movement, and help lay the foundations
for a commercial club.
Mr, Cole told how a commercial club Is
organlaed and Mr. Campbell told the Sea
City business men what a commercial club
can do for a town In the country.
As a result of the meeting, Sao City has
a commercial club today with more than
eighty members. One bundled and three
business men attended the dinner served
by the women of ttao City In the Grand
Army hall. . .
"Bao City Is a'surprlsing town," said Mr.
cole. "It had a meeting worthy a city
ntauy times Its sise and it tabes hold of
things with a spirit which will make a
live commercial club. We learned of an
!. Untied cement, tile and Mock concern
and a cunning factory which pucks about
!.if,( cans of corn annually."
Within the last fow months Omahaoa
have been responsible for organising a
core of new commercial clubs In Nebraska
and Iowa.
HexaaaetayltiMetetraaHlae
I the nam of a German chemical.
of the most valuable Ingredient ef
Koley's Kidney Remedy. Hexamethylen-
tetramlne is recognised by medical text
books and authorities aa a Urlo aold sol
vent and antiseptic for th urine. Take
I'oley's Kluney Remedy promptly at th
tint sign ef kidney trouble and avoid
a eerloua multly.
MIKE ARALICA FOUND GUILTY
Austria Sactloa Head Who "lew Two!
Others Will Kill Mast
ray PeaaJty.
Mike Aratlca, th Auelriea eeon' lab-
jrer. w s knlfsi to deal two ot his fellow
workmen. Auton Cancer and John Nlkollc.
lu a fight In their box car bunk and eating
room In South Omaha, August T. was found
tuully ef second degree murder by a Jury
In th oiiminal dlvUioo ef eUstrtnt eoiirt
rboraday afternoon. Tho Jury bad de
liberated for to and a bait hour. TBe
usee was a bard n for a Jury to dscld.
Tiers were no e witness of tb killing.
Th persons giving tb moat eaaterlal
srldVno war tb fellow Laborers who were
lust e-ldJ the car when th fight 00-
ctirrea. All they a-new wa that Aralloa's
two victim rushed dying trocu th car.
raBca UU pursuing tbaut with a knife.
411 their testimony ea gaveo torougb an
Interpreter. Arauic la his own behalf said
'.be man attacked hlxu and h stabbed them
, death iu self-defense.
Tba penalty for second degre murder Is
.n years to life mprioumnt.
Not "foot ball colore." but the color ef
the aertea ceataJjUsg Foley Money aa
n-ar t he baet and safest reogk remedy
ir.r .11 Mutts aui oolda. Pa net accept
a eu bell tut, but ss that you get tb
genuib Foley Honey and Tar la a -Uw
eartea with black Utters.
"We Will Fight It Out On This Line
But It Won't Take All Summer"
Tho Cold Oust Twins
Gold Dust is always fighting for cleanliness. Dirt is
its arch enemy, and is put to rout wherever the yellow
package bearing the piccaninnies appears.
Use Gold Dust for every form of cleaning about your
home on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. Read directions on the package, and learn of
its manifold uses.
Gold Dust does more work, better work and more
kinds of work than soap or any other cleanser in the world.
It has stood the test for over 25 years, has increased steadily
in sales and prestige, and is today the leader in the cleanser
line. Don't be put off with a substitute which will do but
a small part of the work of Gdd Dust
Um Cold Dust for wishing clothes and
dishes, scrubbing floor, cleaning woodwork, oil
doth, ailverware and tinware, polishing brass
work, cleaning bathroom pipes, refrigeratois,et(
softening hard water and making finest soft soap.
Do not use Soap, Naphtha, Borax, Soda, Am
monia, or Kerosena with Cold Dust
Cold Dtnt ha all desirable cleansing quali
ties in a perfectly harmless and lasting form. The
Cold UUSt Twins need no outside help.
Made by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chicago
Makers of Fairy Soap (tha oval cake)
"Let tl:o G&IE3 ESUDTT ITvAr.o Co your vjorh"
Howdy-do IVSr. Gravity-Screened-Coalt
You may come Into MY kitchen because you're CLEAN AS A WIIISTijU.
I I
HEBBASM FUEL CO.
Entrance Stairs South End Coard ot Trade Cullding
Phones
Doug. 430
A-4311
A beautiful yarn garment
is the result of two things:
fine materials and sliill.
But the part seldom appreciated is that
two-thirds of the skill is tnat of the men
who make the yarns. No amount of skill
on your part can correct poor workmanship
in the yarn mill. Remember this, and be
fore you buy yarns learn all you can of the
Fleisher Yarns. Send for a sample card.
Read the claims and guarantee. Ask wo
men who use them.- Test them in any way
you wish. You arc almost certain to arrive
at the conclusion already reached by four
fifths of the yarn-users of the country
"The Fleisher Yarns are the finest, most
durable yarns made.
Germaatowa Zephyr
Knittiaf Wonted
Sattlaad Floss
Dresdea Saxony
Spanisk Worsted
Ice Wool
Shetland Zephyr
PaiaeU Shetland
Spiral Tern
Angora Wool
r When you need yarns buy FLEISHER'S there's a
yarn for every use. You can do so with absolute confi
dence, for they are guaranteed. Every skein bears the
trade-mark ticket. Look for it. If it isn't there hand
back the yarn and insist on a skein properly ticketed.
THE LATEST STYLES U
KNITTING AND CR0CCETL8
New Kail Coat kith ! EReet
This Is ft striking example of th
radical itnprovementa that nave lately
been made in sweater dMigning. Ev
ery line is in accord with prevailing
fashion yet the coat ha distinctive
character that can be obtained only
with yarn.
aLsWetsf
4aH J-tJ.' ' 'kaapr- I
A, M.U this C-po. to S.B. A B.W. FLEISHER. PUn.d.lpU tf
And wa will send you FREB
iple card ef the Flelthsr
Yarns and also tall you haw
to obtain a copy ef
tnelahar'a Kaittiag and
Crocheting Manual.
The model is made In two tone
of brown; a beautiful tan for the
body and ft deep rich brown for the
front and trimmings. It is made ot
Fleisher's German town Zephyr which
combines with the shape-retaining
qualities of all tha Fletcher Yarns is
softness of thread thut produces a
smooth close texture.
Full directions for making this and
many other new and staple articles
may be found in the (eighth) edition
of Hiishtr'a Knitting and Crocheting
Manual, an invaluable handbook for
leginner and expert. Contains a com
plete course of instruction in the vari
ous stitches and is the only Authorita
tive guide to fashion in articles made
of yarns.
jVeme .
Clly t
If If K ITIiAlF iflPWlPFP A IT
IiLIlwIa
Of the Central Routt T'v) T Florida end Cuba
This popular, all-the-yrar-round, solid, fast through train
will be electric-lighted throughout on and after November 1st.
It has an c viable reputation for reaching Jacksonville,
u
M TIME
IUinis CntUai Dslty
l.v Ohicmg , t.00 pin
Lv St. 1-oui. 11. VO pa
Ar BJmiuigtMia.. 4 30 pm
t mtial J Lvrf,a
At Columbus. 8 W pM
Ar Sjvna.u 7--HJ as
Ar AUmdv 1.16 am
Atlantic CM( Lint
Ar JjclMouwlla. 7 0a ana
Atlantic Cn$t Ltnt Dallr
Lv Jacksonville 1. 40 pa
ttnlrml if lurrfim
Lv Albany .. 30 an
Lv hvsnnah & 00 poi
1.V Coiumbjs. S 10 ia
.tinoit Ctntrol
Lv Riririnsluiia 11.4K am
Ar Si lxu.fc I.Waxi
Ar Cbicatu.. 7 16 aia
r.quipment fir the season- observation-compartment and twelve-section Hrawing-room
sleeping cars, free reclining chair car (Bteel construction throughout) and combination baggage
car and coach; and on the 1st and 3d Tuesday of the month a through tourist sleeping car
Chicago to Jacksonville; also twelve-section drawing-room bleeping car and free chair car service
St. Louis to Jacksonville. All meals In dining cars. Connection at Columbus with through bleeping
car to and from Savannah; also at Jacksonville for all points in I'lorida a.?d with trains making
Steamship Connections for Havana, Cuba, via Knights Key or Port Tampa
Information aUnit winter touri.- fares, homeaeekers' fares on l3t and 3d Tuesday of the month, reservations and
tickets, also drariptive Florida Fold ., of your home ticket agent, or by addressing
S. North, Dist. Pass. Agt., Illinois Central R. R City National Bank Building, Oman;, Neb.