Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, March 10, 1911, Page 7, Image 7
BRIEF CITY NEWS. rs y'm iv r thm rr-ri jwirr ca. 4Vs. Iriactrta ftafi. ig raaai Chick Il atay A rhi k pit up p. : i to be served Fn5r evening at the I f i w i cr uirh ".it Jv'orth KSghteenth a: re. 1. Idle atoaay wrni no dividend. Invert- m; tn tue .v-h Saving A Lma Amu ; -r rv nnum. lia Fsrr.sm Street.! Jvr3 of Trade funding. Omaha. I Ta lukvri Sawing ul Uu Am ft t stiw hav raovwi t ti ar new quarter la , t'a ivoig.a bitK k. Rtrteenia nl Dodgw. snd ara ready I. anak loan ta bcn ' 1-L.i der CoSag-a Ztcbata i!i u and Co;r-r col i will !: ai liellevue Friday miM en t l.e tanff jufpnn, lielievje ariruirc fv !e fai-iTi .f oar lg!latKn toard th laipiiim cf th protni'e pfncU' Ti 0-lii I on I'C of a trmnau'ar dp-i--:r i!ai lakti v'acc on that n;M t-e-lrop BtHfiu. lpaji and Cotncr. Lui Uti Taaa rarty ta CetOTaaa 11 K cI bill of t(i Libr Lnd C"IDiy of iiiao. Cul.i.. and Jotxph Crow of Omaha! I.a talnti a ja-t of bom bu- aeati ia i. .k w ln' n countT. Colorado. 1 land.. S- Pf-raon. aia a th Injr 1 th a-nt. This party ' fat on ol aar- 'al hit hae beoom ln:r.iad In Ljn tula c 'Uiii- thrauf b tha exhibit at tba. cmalia Lt6 ftiuw. Ttsaffar Tbirraa Oa to fall Iae Barkar ard ( arl liotriai. th to mati arreataid at-r'l on tha charpa cf havtng atolm a t nH (f ilntvar and who both admitted th H'I tha ehjft. war aanlaocad to i tan daja In ul facti br Judfa Altatadt. L at'tlnr for Judr Crawford la po.ic court, , Tii riv imittitii Harkar arid Hornar ccttd a d.rri,.n at tha aiauon a ha I iah .t tnpiad to t.tld the other up m I " l Accountant Finds City Clerk Casady's Shortage is S7,409 CoBiicil Bluffs Official Eegxn Takinr Money SoTember 1 IrregTiJari tiei ia Beceipt Book Srabt, City Clerk A. tV. Canady cf Council F.luff i ariort in hi aeoonnta with th ety To th amount of K.XK Ti. lea H."!77 in depoalt in the Flrrt National bank. maal&C tha actual alMirtarc for which h is bcr.dmen hit beam BotiCad that tby are haid 're."pfia'bl. I".r.r7. Ftat Vtorrirrpal Examiner M. T. Cox of loaa f lahad bia ark yenerday after noon ari Tied hie report at tha office of th oty auditor laat veiln. Tha exam Iratloo ahowe4 fioihinf but minor error airounttng la only t:t 4S. wp to ICoAembar 1, then tha money began to dinaipaiar In crtLr.K cf from U to lumi roachlnat aa h'ah a VSn. The bookkaapinj from that jrioj forward aaa of the so oat deauhory charactar. Thar atpaaunad to b B at tcmpt to conceal diacrapandea by book aaper' trick, but th clerk awetned to have loat control over th bualneaa of th office ao far a It related to hi a caah ao count . Emrie aera habitually nea-iectad. and th chief aoaroaa froca which th dia ci a pantile war d! acluaed were th re ceipt hook atuba. Mr. Cox, la tl report, aya that MOf . of the reoeipt atuba do rot rva coaaec-uuvely. and tht part of bia findrr.r aaam to Indicate that Umt t J twj.v.e f 9 cal further shortage. niamii.tj C ox found that Casady kaaas to month ot Novemt.r alth a balance on ;wm, mmo. nT tB. w aepartmerrt Wedneo tiand of 4Jl: -3. and that hla total debit ' day .nd w couplej iVh th etatement up to the dai of hi a -odea departure ! thfci tb tevHa1JOI1 ln b, eatended with a don tb office ea February J7. waa .- i vl,w to tb of te National with credlL. amounting only t ! u, prrtl(aj nld .iperlence 11 Ki 7S. cooautuung the abortage of j Tbrpr ape afr;ut of lhrfe cffictrm, t.a74. Ot tha larger Itetna of dla-retAn- bu, e, of Ve invitation. 1 op cle are tl 7i. under th beading i4 atat ! tlon4L crtm and tXT.S far aidewalk dpoita. Thj . rt to further liennd for th amount of shortage ia- -.,, m connection covered has been made upon Casady's j bond company, the Illinois Surety com-1 pLay. by Mayor Malonev of Council Bluffs Mr. Canady is still at his home In aj very nam us condltiorj. His friend have; airrTtd that a haiever th sliorvage may : be 11 s ill be mad good. The prompt nou- j f. ratios f ttia bonding company was a! nieaaur-a to project th city' inter-eat. ate. n. . . r. . . ., UKAMAHU UL.UO i UnuAMtU ibiuii la ho Kmnlr taawl trait ta Vevlas Hasitdlt. Ihesaaelvrfa Twaetaiar. Omha has a dramatic club. It a or- samted Wednesday evening at th home cf Mrs. T. L Kimball by the people ho ai- jxared In the rfcent euooessful present- tea i "The Imixirtanoe of Being In Kai-rnst, Tht X'ao of lhe orji-aniaation Is to Term a large ' dramatic club for th present ai art of standard drama, many of which fail to reach Omaha s professional at e. For tl production of these plays tt re iU 1 aa activ memlerfhip .f twenty tve amateur plavera Th clnb, however UI include honorary mem- hrr. tbi a ill form tb audience at th irftiriiian-. that is. tb miual perform- atice an l given fur member only. tee i Ma v. mid tw pm thi aaa. om prooahiy uat before Easter and the other A k-fe tr-r-m tini. The plan of the tiuu la to ivroduce three or four plays each year. the fliwt pert Mrnian. -a fur member. In soma instan'-e t ree RrKt r forman.-e may o mtea lor tn iwnent oi aome i bartu lavltaurtv tM laoa eeir4 to hv.nrr memt-a r-l.ip will b St nt out aithin a week or it and imoumcineiil made of th pii 1 mr rren,. The club due are te be uavd tw enuip the acuv niortiber. or "tb , ...'r!,. alia pjRuri.ei. mrlirt. and tb maitrifc-l fr th producing of the plava V AEabrl.a kimball. Mikf Anna iHun. ami il.i '. t I y arv 11. tAvw tiv .tr.:naiee vt tha tin club. Mr. loor lay 1 th president. Mlaa Paulina Bourke eiietao ar.d H.lri lurinirig. treasurer DRAIAGE WAITS ON FUNDS Illy tailaaer Will Meld BVark U II SM-sr U l.eaaiib tteaay ta lbt. v onatructl.ia aoik on the drainage tern f.r tba north botiom of v'rr.aca aiil hot ti started until the city council lake sxHne ac.M.n oa tha i-etj"B nf suffi. w-at f jnt to wrry en the work Mr tYtn staled TLurwn ajiorning tbat he w aa rradv to U-gta a ark at anv time, but in . lew of tb alleged deplrlKia of fund., fa . . iid puetiKia tl baguiBing of tri- . , . w . until aiter It xiumi i.aed oa tha nroi- twuima ita mailer w iu o tnreabed out la th comrrittr of tha wfc.le Monday aftemov atera Im.m ttmru Baa I Ihraa all "barked erf th board for liVAUTT ad l EUClOi a FLAVOR. A ' e n cta.;titA on the t s o pointa. 1 W Lf aud .l jr.ir: cKira nan any I c.lT brew.r,- in lit cilj draught! Vatcli 1 La fur a SToKZ sign or pboa tllAS. SIViR, Hb La. Ji t-jjx U ii. viah C ia boitMav K05EY IN THE OMAHA BARKS. Koch Kore Tiaa Was en Hand When January Call Wu Xade. CALL CCXXS AT A BAD TDCE j A Pte'b !. lteawwlt j hew a I ra alter la lb 1eaB. TTve ca'1 of the natKtal comT'tro'.lT of u v - j o v. v-r,k. -h a total oait luffl cf fi - r.t p-tit- -,ir. 1a C rreter tha. h h mad. hi. former call J"'-iary I. 111- Th loan were a)K larger thaa In January, a ga;a oi rn th olW hand th barvk fnuf(d that 0v r' .n nH qait aa rood ccmd!ti" a t1! call of. rotrptroiiaT made or rr aao. March . l1ft. Th dcpoaita ona ar ax a ora U.W-.f( rraatcr On? ras-n for ti- ta that tha call mada Jaat j far a a- throa Uiar la tha irionth. a han tbr ia a:a mora tn'.nrr In tha bank than la tba firat to fka. Draaalla. Jan T-:i. Wrb 'H Cmdi Na-ionul . t,i, o i. r.:4 rii-d Ptata. Natj.Tial.. 11 rr Exctjar.ra i -.i c 11" 04." i 1 ? .4 Mat chart auorial Ot National N'firaaaa National X iiym Stock 1 aro N"at Mlii Orrar.a Nation!.. f'ackcra N a: i cal Ljva Rock National... Kin l ;i l.aU.ITi Tela; M.ii.r Vatior.al DafMMlta. Mch. -0 W h. 11 ! ) !. M2 0 1 ) , t, s-atas National. l"ir1 Ntvor.fil n rt; ll.R.f. 'It 31 a." , i .ic vt t 4':- a.l yjj" i, J'.'p' ' 'tional ..... , r ati'Tiai Nhraa Sii"itl . . nl-n Stck Trd Nat. l.w.rin I I t.tS.fc 1 1 ". t.'S 4 i- : -,.. S'uth Orrana Natlotai.. I"atkar Nattonal l.iva Ptork National : te i4 Total. it: : (DC Lmii. Jan 1111. Mch II Omaha National T'r,4 Tnited Ftate Nauonal.. (e,n Kirnt Nauor.al 4-0 Torn ElAro:e 1 e H Mrrrluiu. NauonaJ .... C. City NauonaJ SimT-vj N irap a Nalional l.frlXZ l"m.n Pt.rf- Tar-d Nat. J.tHT.Hirt .uth Omaha National Packer National 1.4sl.r".l Lav a Hock Nauoival tlt.W'.l 1 OH Hi 4 4" 7 1 MM 7 1 T.Z T. 7 I.;iHU7)nl 1 a t 4 as 74J..1H Total... .mm.rs s,icr4 Vrh 5t1 Mch. Hll Omaha National t 7 V.S sn T'tuter: t?aies Nauonal.. dr...k FirKt Nstn-.al '.SICOHO .1 7 v.s sn i t io-: " lV.i fc w 4,M(1.77 5 an l.ftffl S17 x.:ft4.7w I 414 74i.lPl Porn Exchantre Merchsnts National .... 4.?7J.S;,4 City National 1 fr ? NetiraMi .National ji'.jw 1 liion Stock l ards Nat. i.7T t'i foutn Cimsha National.. Z.Jil l"alers National l.iift Lii Stock Nauonal Totala.. .I3VW4.S71 W..KK, Militia Officers Invited to Join in Army Maneuvers VTar Departrnriit Desiei Ken Are to Be Atked to Fill Vacaaeiea in Command. WAFH1NOTOX. March Militia offi cer of all the state will be invited to participate In the operation f iha army at Kan Antemlo. Tax. This announcement alth the unprecedented movement of troop. Tha dearth of officers in the army and tha fact that the War department ha been knocking t the door of corigrea for additional officer gav ground for tha conjecture that the real purpose of the lnvtatton a as t; uae them to commana regular troop. Car.grea at its lam aesKi n pasaed a hill officer. The i Uthorixlng Xm additional 1 War department i. now arrar.ging to ex amine offioer for promotion under thia law. Evea with this number, it 1 said, the quota will fa'l short of the necessary official personnel for the army under its present organixauon. The War department cave emphatic de- l0 th utgeiun that the militia cffl- c.rs mould be used t fill vacancia in command. j Tt.re aeroplane .f aiandard t pea. it j a a made known tonht. will be purchased srd rushed to t front fT aervio aith i tb troop Thi carries out to Idea of the director of 1 r pre Kent campaiga to eiu1p th army. wich is being moboluted as a modem orgar.ixatlon. with all Se partments of military science 1 Congress at the last session appropriated I Pl for aeronautic in the army and ' mao c vv oi tr.i amount lmmea .ateiy ava'Iabl. Rock Island Elevator at Bluffs Destroyed j StTUCtTire Practically Abandoned Xaket Spectacular Fire Lou Sear $30,000. Tba P.wk l,nd trarufer elevator, lo- (led at Bixteetnh aireet and Taelfth ave- nu. Council Flufta. was completely de- etroyed by fir last night, entailing a lews I ;tht i!l approximate some her betaeea Jttb and '". inc luding eight box car j that could not t removed in time ! , The fire wa dia-overed ahortij- after f ' ; o clock, located oa tha ground fioor ; Fir alarm rules at lb Bluff do not i ! revjiur a general rwixiaM lu th a.arm from the x near tht e'evatnr and only) lore stream of aaler piav ed futiily against j , lha iraa side e tha building while It iu j being destroyed S'IiertritendeBt J. T j I Kie t aa unal.l lo say how th f.r ' j.tarted but utumaied that th. company j j wouid not regard tb loea aeriou lA bether! I in-a la carried wa a. so a matter in doubt laat night, as It was aaid tb Hack . . n.a.Duv aa ia tha Lal.it of .am. . , t,. i . , any. . . 't transfer grata from car oa tra aa I . . . and had ao atorag capa'ity. It coat about m w , . .. CS.Oa. Mistake n.aia In it conatrm-tioa i operation and it had iea prantoairy abandoned I x aetka ago th rvmpaxy 1 Jitier il.oden. Lu failed t giv ax. r began reauuving tb mac hinery a it th I addreaa. a as re'. bed rf C at Thirtieth and tntentioa of wrokuig trie tru-tur I Bristol ' Tee's at h X o'clurk. At 11 St o clock Water lo etc. Clt Ham- A CwtwV. Uwna, tki fesveasaaata litea Btreet. a as held up ta trnr.t of t I too ertea tb fatal aequence Foley- bouae r.d ribbed of f! Ti H -ie y and Tar xpl th cold, checks th " " " -iagrir-p pre.t pneusbuaia. lt i a t'arttaai Traaa. , rwnst aad reiiaba cvigb aaeilioar that w Gt-J,t- r T' o.r.talM so tircotut hUutalt for ' run ' "r "..rt ax.d binou-meaa ia In chUdnwt a urif. Tut by all orug-Klt"" Nr,,r Lif" r'1-' rur tr urta. JBeatua Drug Co. Woman's Work ininUM f Tarlama MM Alor. I la at Va rtaklag Th irr.pnrtant duty of formu'mttrg pln f:r the Omaha Wtmn'i club food sal la In th hand of a committee repreeentatlT of the d.ffrent department . At lt meet mi this Hi the ronmitlff elected Mr. C. W. Havea. lYpreeectativ of th car-rent tor ifinnwtt at chairman The Mlm d' t-artment representative are: foetal eel- !mrf. Mr. Albert Kdhoim; household trammti, J F. W. Burnatt: lltaratura. V IT. H Li. Beard, rhlloaophjr ard ethloa. Mr T. R. W ard. art. Mr. C. T. Pla-tt; muMC. Mr J 1 Adam; oratory. Mra. Grant WilUaana. Th conimitta racommrndation for tba aaJc will ha reported at th maatlnf f tha club Monday afternoon. Tha Omaha Womu'l c!u la aandinc lt-t-r to th lftlalur andoralnf aaaat fDa . the bill which flvae h 'n(rta latur power to dartae plana for aaJartim a board for aaneral aupatTlaloa. to"i-b-ment and control cf tha affaira. buildlnr and land of penal, raiormatory and charl tahla inailtution cf th ats.t " Thla 1 th bill which tb lertaiatlve committe of tha N'abraaka FedraUo of Cluba and th civil aarvio commlttaa an florae, and ahk-h will, tharafcrra, bar tha endofwa ment cf tha l.M club women of tha atalt The bill hlch pie th groierftor the rtht of appointment 1 not favored by the club women, beoa.ua they feci uch appointment mould not tend to aecure a noiiprUaa) board, and It 1 for a nonpartitnun board that tha cluba atand. Mra. Wbaatler of Linco.n and Mr. F. 11. Coi of Omaha are th chairmen of th two committee which hai been riviiur cial attcnuon to th aumaroua blue of fared to the lesifialtur on ttia aubject. Valley ha bean chou as th place In ar.lth the AitiI meet it, g of th aecor.3 dl- trtf-t of th Nebraska Federation of Woman a Club w ill b bald. Mr. W. H. W hitmor cf Valley 1 vice president of ! the district and a 111 preaide at tn - Eioca. Jrtisa Jane Addama. who presided at the woman' session'' before the Illinois leg islature Tuesday, explained that her rea son for presiding waa the fact that a man mlbt heaitate about calling tiro on tb women, who were to be given threw sntn utea each for their talka. but that she would have no arruples and would see that the three-minute rule prevailed. And it did. This ia more remarkable in that tb speaker Included niinoi women famed j 1 lr erautonvaj pru.. ' v. . - - I president of the Chkago Politiral EiuaUty society; Mra. EUla Stewart, president of th Illinoi Woman Suffrage association. I Mra. Mary KahL Mra J. S. B'.ackwelder, Mn. Henry Iiunlap, Mra. Lawia Pearson, Miss Orsce Abbott. Mra. M. H. Wilmartb, F.ev. Roacna Vlorae.. Mrs, Carrie Alexander Bahenberg. Mrs. Faymind Robina. Mr. Clara J. Parwon. Rev Kate Hughe and Mra. Catherine McCuIlough. Mme. Slavko Groultch, a-if of tb Ser vian charge de affaira at the court of St. Jama, formerly Mia Mabel Dunlop and a Chli-ago untveraity girl, is In thi country 1 endeaToring to interest Americans la th uplift of a omen of southeastern Europe. "Serrta," she says, "hae as good an edu cational aye tern aa any In tb world for roan. But th girl of Servta ar crying for a chaac for greater educational opportuni ties. 1 hav endowed an agricultural acbwoJ In Belgrade where girl may leara garden ing. Serria is tha land of garden, but I wish to have a pension dormltor', you call it where our girl may liv under proper chaperonage and learn the useful household art as well as embroidering, tb finer arts, and get a general education. ' The position of the Servian woman is one of difrolty in the household. She is not kept secluded, aa is the Turkish woman, nor is she a hausfrau of th German kind. The Servian man regard bia wife as a companion and his tarda ion make It impossible for ber to travel alone or to be on the street unchaperoned." Madame Grouluh will visit the leading I arriruiturai schools of America in an ef- fort to get idea for the girls' Belgrade. school ia I n wi n A i n vn TTrvn r r frm Reciprocity on Test Vote by 112 to 70 Motion to Defer Action Until Elector Act on Kehti Defeated by Usual GoTernment Majority. . I i.tt . ... . , . . . . t . ., i a i A w a, jwaita i lie vuviif in vi I cr government's piirion on reciprocity ut Joaeph"!!!! lhon by a vot taken in tba bouae tf-?t n gfct on a motiun made today by R. L. Borden, lead-r of the opposition, that aa American action on the agreement has been delaj ed. th matter be not takes up eieciors ahall hav had an opportunity of pa?mg on Its merit " Tb motion to defer ction was supported by Til members and a a oppoaed by 111. the government majority being T Only to liberal broke aaay and luted uh the oilioKtlon. TL lnteLBe interest ia tb situation was I fhn t v an unusually large number ot ' mt ruber preetit to tut early in the! evening. j "W have made a pact of honor In the ' I. rama cJ ttie voiiie or L ar.aoa ltn tt.a ltltra 6,,. t0 ps upon this agree ! j,, u oon as we reasonably can " aas : , arhirk y-ir.r,r Umu.r F.a. iBt aav t Borden. u tne ,uppnrt of hi motion Mr. Bor-! orn Mi nothing would be lt by delay. ; Ht mt.nfcj the democrats, a no were com- ic.a, into power at Washington, were" ptedred to lower the America tanff and ' lt a, euort inopportune fr Canada to etfirm tr. agrermeot at preaent- The debate oa the resolution to ratify' the agTv-ement a a reaumed after tb evening tote by Lioyd Harru. bberal, who rpr-ke against reciprocity. H 01DU PS ROB THREE IN HOUR I , Tate Men teaara Tea Ltellar aa Rao ard tor frpeedr Irti lail lbt. Two holdup secured a total ot d last night aa l heir remand for robbing three Bien between M' li and 11 3 o clock Henry Macken. Sill Lk treet. a as ti e firm victim. From blra th robbera te eured $1 Th holdup occurred si Tw.n.y- i f fth and EnML i St. Paul Land Show Project Launched; Business Men Busy Hani for Land Products Ixiibit at Twin City Taken Up Omala Bee BeprfMBted. T. PATT-. Vrtrn, Marth I ?partal Tal acrarn 1 Tha PL Faul Land abow has beam fannaJlT launrhad. and at a dlnoar today, abara thirty of the lea dir. member of th )wj commercial ory.arilsa.lioa war present, tba matter was glve a grreat Im petus L, w. Buck ley. one of the matvaa tnf director of tha Cmuht land show wa praaent aa the pvcdaJ fruast. and read a letter from C. C. Roaewater of Tb Omaha Bee. pledxina- co-operation and aaawtance. and offerltit tb aiperlenc of tb Omaha organisation ia working out tb r'-an for th new cndertaktiis. AtnoLf the St. Paul paopl1 who are rn targeted aa who were preaent at the luncbeoa war: Loola W. HU1 of th Hill line; 3. H. Back, aacretary of th new orraalaatlon: C. C. Gray. H. H- Bieiow. e. W. Raedall. rhalrmwa pub lic affair com mitt; Walter J. Prlacoll. W. H. Hunter, Albert Fcbuneman aad ethara. Dan for th Ft. Paul I And ahow wer dlcuad tn full dVaitalL aad U letter from Mr. Roaewater, cffarlnf aasiatanc is th work wa enthusiast lr.Uy recetiwd. At th oonclualoa of th tnsrOng a rot of thanks was adopted, expressing the utmost cordl a'rty for Mr. Roaewater. Mr. Buckley and The Bee. It was resolved to send a larr ociaarauon from Pt Paul to th Omaha Land abow la October. Step looking to tha holding cf a land abow ta St. Paul war takaa several flay aa-o, a ban a committee w as appointed by the public affair committee of th com mercial club to look after th preliminaries This commute consist of H. H. Birr low. J. H. Beak. C C Gray. Albert f-chuneraan and W. H. Hunter. The committee is en trusted with th aork of raising tl" tn ta.k car of the show. In view of th ew plan It ha been decided to let go of th national corn ahow and put all tb local eners-y bark of th land show. Th pro posed dates arc tn December. The Nebraska nat senat has adopted unanimously a resolution presented by tb Omaha Real Ertat Exchange and referred to Senator Reagan, which designate Oc tober It aa Nebraska day at th Omaha Land abow. The interest in tb project is growing aad tb formal endorsement by the legislature show that lta lmporta.Dc ia beoomlng more generally aad mart thoroughly understood- Coal Shrinks While Coming from Mine Coal Ken Complain About it and Declare Commerce Committion Jlmt Act Soon, Th "hort weight" ' problem which ha been worrying tb wholeaaie and retail ooal dealer, waa diacuaaed at length last night at a banquet held at th Paxton ho tel by the K Koal Club, an organisacloB of Omaha wholesale and retail coal deai era. The ahort weight problem, they de clare will be given t the InteratAt Com merce commlsaloa to noire. Randall K. Brown and Alfred Havens were the prladpai apaavkera oa th topic. 'Miner," said Bvowa, "weigh the otJ aa tbey place at ia the cars at tb mines They ar paid acoarCtag tb weight of th coal they mine. Therefore. It is to their advantage to hav the eoai Weigh a much as posed bl. Of course, when it retches its destination, there is a consider able shrinkage and the wboleaaier ha to stand th loss. The railroad have to be paid according to weight recorded by th weighmaster. The matter will b put up to the Interstate Commerce commission Immediately. MORE HOGS SLAUGHTERED IN WEST THAN WEEK AGO apply of Hears w frosaewfcat Better, bat gtlll ef Mwaerat Preprtieaa. CIXCINXATI. March 1 Special Tela gram. Price Current say: A year ago th position of euppliee wa low and bow aoroewhat better, but still of moderat pre portioa. Approximation for th laat week I Indioat about 4X0.UO0 hog slaughtered in th west, compared with 40,(1(10 the pre ceding week, aad 4&.M ao week agn. j For th oorrespoajlng time last year the j number wa about tbtvouc Quality of hog uaranro is (ooa. rrominent places estn- b 1 to March I: j i:i- nr,u. : .llivWO Mij! . K..IM6 tu.tM . Ui.v ki. ut . i..MI . . o uw 26 cm . lK taj li tut. . ILW 11 (MO . 11M k.mn, . . t . . Kits Vtt. . n . h. .w. . . if. Hmw I . li.O.I l.iluvi 1 lv.na City ' oouth Omaha . f . i lrJumai4i Muwauke (KtuBalls. la".".".' : Cedar Haptda. la Siowx Oty C. C..,l Cleveland To Head-Off a Headache Nakatg i Badter tkaa Dr. Mllea Anti-Pain PUla Tkay Ciw RaltW vitaavt Baat Artssr-LHacr. "For four jean I wit subject to luwHt contunt beaiicbc At timei o erTrre I a unfitted far work. Throiifih the adoce of a frier. d I was periuidrd to try Dr. Jl.Iti' Ann-Pi.B P,'.!i gnd tie result h been tht 1 fcave entirrlT er4icted my tystem ot thote coctutuout beadache tbat followed a hard and cont.nuonl taental atrain." O L. RutseH. Aft. C k X. W. Ey. tarty, la. Far Sat fey Ail D-t.93 .eta. 5 Do, 25 Caarta. MILLS WEDtCAl. CO.. E-t, In. V TO Tak S Pain rill. OMAHA WINS RETAIL MEET 1 ! Kelt ConTf Btion of Kt bratka Attocia ; ticn to Be Held Here. LA5GH0LST IS KADE FILLS ID ZXT Etaawo Maa (twrs laatlasj ' CwasBttae Bf trt 4ed Offbeat niwanl nieaert ' reab a Merrbaataleg. ; Omaha wa unanimous'y (boen aa tb ' 1!1J convention city by th raderaiion of ; Nalraka Retailers, at the loir aslon ' of th. f:fth annual coaventtoo, Thursday I morning. This was don after th conven tion committee had brouaht in a report recommending P. aelertion. by reason ot j an te vltation from the Commercial club. Lincoln ala invited th federation, but fai'.ed to accompany the Invitation with promise or inducement. Th report of the nominating comm it t e waa adopted without diecusalon. L. F. Lwngborst of Elm wood w declared presi dent; Henry Bolton of Schuyler, vie presi dent; W. H. ' Avery of Tilden. retary; and M. A- Hovtetler of Sbelton, treaaurer. Avery and Hosteller, were re-elected. Fred Pier of Madlaon, C. E Blenart of Wy more, Fred t Weber of Arlington, John Scbwerer of Greeley and G. W. arner of Orerton, war chosen member of tb exe cutive committee- Th resolution commu te did not report. Th first address of tn day wa by C. E Bianert of Wyroorw on "Merchandixing " H said that merchand ixuig la a aoienc, but not an exact eaence. and that many fail to take discounts lata consideration when marking gooda He declared that . short weights put many a retailer out of , buatneM. H said dried fruits often fall I short, potatoes, cabbage, fish and packing I bouse products. I "When the mail order houses, selling 7 i ptr cent of the merchandise ot the nation, can dictate price for tb ether U per cent, something ought to be dona, loni be afraid of th parce.s post. It is coming a surely aa did rural delivery. In the meanwhil w must Tight against it as hard as we can. I' o not believe th people of thi country will allow a ruinous delivery. Ion't take acaenOOe alesmanhjp too seriously. Don't take advioe; it's fool lib." , J. Frank 'Barr of Lincoln spoke oa "Mu tual Insurance. At noon the general convention ad journed. An executive board meeting held at I K o'clock.. "Foley Honej' and Tar 1 the best cougb remedy I ever used, a it quickly stopped a severe cough that had long troubled roe." nay J. W. Kuhn. Princeton. Neb. Just o quickly and surely it act in all case of coughs, colds, lagripp and lung trouble. Refuse substitute. For aai by all drug gist. COAT COLLAR WHITE WITH DANDRUFF Scalp Badly Affected. Itched Ter ribly. Hair Fell Out UsedCuti cura Soap and Ointment. Now Has Thick Grwth of Hair and Is Never Troubled with Any Dand ruff or Itching of Scalp. T m moe than gratiSed by the furtiaifj reauiu I aotatned by the use of tha Cutasura KesBediea. for aevertl yeaxt my scalp wan Terr badly affected with daadrufl ai id cal at. M y rap tu bed terribly at tuue and my hair fell out. My coat eouar wouid be actually wane with trie dandruff tbat bad fiu ben from ray heed. M T pnrtesfcioa bet ig that of a barber. I a a ptrtarulax about hav ing By hair ia good condemn, and wa ala in a pocttioc to try many lotion etc, tor the ralp. Tbesa had lit tie or ne eSert. I bad beard o muc b aUnit the Cuticara Beroedm thai I resolaed ta try them. I shampooed any head wit a Cuticara Soap twice week and after drying my head thoroughly, I anointed part of my scalp with Cuttcwra Ointment. I wa pleased from tbe outset, aad continued to keep, up tha treatment. Te thick that only three cake oi Coticura Snap and one and one-half bxa at Cutirur Ointment rid my bead of that annoying trouble, made oe feel quit coa tnted. I hsT now got a thrk growth of hair and I am neaer troubled a rib any land ruff ar netiing at tbe aralsi. There is a Vacation but tbat th CatK-ura Kametlia cured me. 1 frequently recommend Una ta By customers, and they think a great deal of taem, ss yon set I am rery wilimr ta hers a goad cans along- (Signed) Jobs F. V0. liasM. S07 Norfolk Street, barshcstaT, , Maaa, July 3S. 1V10. CASI YOU PUZZLE? IT 0 tl DIRECTIONS: Placa any number from 7 to It. lncln a!Te. la eight racart Claraooag on tta above or any alm'.Urly arranged aei arate aheet of paper in uco a rxanter tiat any way tte Eninbtra ara added i including tte turner la center qutre) the total will be !". The aani number caticot b vad trior, than cnte Write tour Lame aad addreaa ceaUy. accurately and plainly oa tbe aam bet, and mail or dllr your aolation befor 6 p. id., Saturday, March. 15. 111, to the Cntet Departmeat, Schmolier A Mueller, 1J 11-1111 Fart.am treet Only one in err, ber of a family jaiy enter. Only ote aolutioa will be rcptd from tbe una coa testant. No one cocneried with the muair trade nor first prtia wiener In previous coi.LciU may etter. Neatsesg. beiidti the correctn of tbe reply er.t eg, will take Into consideration la awarding the rrii- Contest tlo-g WedDeaday, Marth 15, 1911. at 5 p. m Send or trlcg lo your replies aa early as posx'.V.e. SCHMOLIER & MUELLER PIAHO CO. 1311-1313 Farnam Gt. Tel. Doug. 1625; A-1G25 A Cravenette or "Slip-On" Raincoat Is Indispensable for the Rainy Days of Spring. The truth of this t-tatoment i tetter demonstrated by our New Sprirc Cravenettos and '"Slip-On" liaincoats than any that vou can find. Not only becau'-e curs Really Are Rain proof, and furnish jerfect protection to the wearer, but also because they Tress style, erfeot fit and handsome looks to a depree seldom found in euch pannents. Or. if you like, we've new Spring Overcoats that are much be yond the average in style, quality and appearance, though priced at less than average prices. GIO.OO to G2S.OO For Our Superb Spring Overcoats, Cravenettes aad "51ip-OnM Raincoats Jhtttetaecf tity Merit Coal, Coal, Coal The time is fat ai'proachinptvhpn you iri want to etart a fire in your grate. If you desire an ideal fuel, our cele brated petroleum carbon coke is ju?t what you need. Wo guarantee this coke to be absolutely free from smoke, soot and ashes. There is nothing on the market to compare with it in heat and cleanliness. It contains 9Sc carbon. One trial will convince you that it is the superior of coal or wood for grate, furnace or heating stove. Call us up and let us tell you more about this wonderful coke. 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