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BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Qas, Blae. rixturas, Bura-saa-Oraaasa.
Om. Hut, Wks, Xiok. dsslra'ra, Mara.
Haw JUonutUif Offlcsr Kara -C B.
Bradley, who la turret captain In the
navy, and who comes I. ere from the
North Carolina at Norfolk navy yard, 1
aaslgned to two years duty at the Omaha
recruiting station.
Quarral Brings Damsf Bolt A quar
rel over a disputed debt between Henry
D. Neely, local manager for the Equitable
Life Auranoe society, and Harry V.
Aron, bookkeeper for the Payne Invest
ment company, resulted In the Institution
of a $30,000 damage suit against Neely
by Aron In district court Tuesday.
To Xnspeet Mstropolitaa Club Mrs. M.
D. Cameron. preBidetU. and the house
and home committee of the Woman's
club requests the members of the club
to Inspect the Metropolitan building at
2301 Harney street this week In order to
be prepared to vote upon the proposed
change of club rooms from the First
Congregational church to the Metro
politan at the first meeting of the season,
October 1.
Turret Captain Kara Chief Turret
Captain C. B. "Bradley of the United
States battleship North Carolina has re
ported for duty at the naval recruiting
station here, where he will assist In the
recruiting work. Captain Bradley had
charge of all of the big guns on board
the battleship and Is an expert gunner.
He will remain1 here for several months,
until relieved.
Heads Ex Post Facto Ltw W. B.
Carter of Sioux City, charged In an
Information filed by United States Dis
trict Attorney Howell with having
placed on lecord In Thurston county,
Nebraska, a deed purporting to convey
to htm au allotment of Indian land in
violation of the act of congress prohibit
ing the transferal of government lands,
filed a demurrer In the United States
clrouit court, contending that the dee was
made before the law went Into effect
and was, therefoi not a criminal act.
Youngest Bank President
Forty Years Old Tuesday
To be known as the youngest
bank president in a city of mint
and prosperous banks and to be
the sclnn of a family of bankers
that have been at the very founds
tlnn of Omaha's business growth
Is the distinction of Charles T
Kountie. Tuetday he celebrated
his fortieth birthday.
No one has a better right than
he to be called a son of Omaha
His father Herman Kountze, was
a member f the great firm of
bankers. Kountse Bros., which
established the First National
bank In Omaha In 1?. under their
own aame. A little box of a
building, no more than a shed,
across the street from the pretent
large bank building, was the home
of the bank and it was necessary
for the president and cashier to
sleep there nost of the time to
keep gusrd over the tith drawer.
A branch was established In 1M
In Denver and another in New
Tork In 157. This Istter bank Is
now fiscal agent for Nebraska In
the east and handles the bond
business of every town In the state.
Charles T. Kountxe, himself. Is
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CHARLES T. KOUNTZE.
by no means only the reprf sentatlve of a great family. He grew up while
Omaha was growing up. educated himself at a ' great eastern university
and came bark to take up the business. Since then he has been making the
First National a great financial Institution and has succeeded.
AUTO EXPOSITION NEXT WEEK
All the Latest Models to Be Shown
in the Various Garages.
FAKNAM STREET TO BE LIGHTED
Tke Bee Is Assisting Ike Alts Meat
la Gtvlac a Added Featarc for
Visiters at tke Bl Fall
Festival. v
OMAHA HUB PACIFIC LINES
Becomes Center of Harriman System,
Mohler President Union Pacific.
CHICAGO OFFICE TO BE DROPPED
Krottarhuttt noes to &m York
Port and Monroe Will Get
Boosts Mohler Will Have
Charge of Operations.
HYMENEAL
Baker-Hanaeai.
Miss Agnes M. Hansen, daughter of
Rasmus Hansen, and Charles O. Baker
were married by Rev. Charles W. Sav
Idge at his residence Monday morning
at 10:30.
A Crnel Mistake
Is to neglect a cold or cough. Dr. King's
New Discovery cures them and pre
vents consumption. 50c and $1.00. For sale
by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha Is to have an automobile exposi
tion all next week In connection with
the Ak-far-Ben festivities.
It will extend all along automobile
row. on Farnam from Eighteenth to
Twenty-fourth, where the 1?12 modela,
showing all the new points In advanced
construction and finisn. will he on ex
hibition In the garages. The garagea will
be specially decorated for the show and
the street which will this year be in
cluded in the Ak-f-ar-Ben lighting stem,
will be as brilliantly lighted as Sixteenth
street.
The Bee, In assisting the autonoblla
dealers In their efforts for a big and suc
cessful show, was Instrumental in having
the lighting system extended from Nine
teenth street, the point a-here It ended
lsst year, to Twenty-fourth. Frlzaa are
offered by The Bee for the best decorated
auto establishments.
It is The Bee's idea to co-operate with
the dealers In extending their business
and at the same time to add another
entertainment feature to the Ak-Sar-Ben
jf-ason as an attraction for out-of-town
visitors. The garages will be open every
night next week and the prospective
motor car buyer can profitably spend
two or three evenings In -comparing the
advantages of the models In the various
establishments.
week The committee nsmed by Judre
Munger Is composed of the following: w,
F. Ourley. B. F. Dunham. W. R. Breck
eniidge. Ed son Rich, F. A. Brogsn, I. E.
Congdon and T. J. Mahoney.
TONE SPICES
are "on honor" spices. Every
step selection of stock, mil
ling, packing Is taken io give
you fullest value.
If you want your bakings to
have taste, your preserves to
have snap and life, it will well
repay you to insist on Tone's.
Try them and youll see why it
is that so many thousand care
ful housewives do insist
There are two kinds oi
Tone's and "others."
10c at your grocer's.
it ne can i supply
you, sena iuc
(or a full
size box.
any
kind.
spices,
bkos.
Aawafatae),!. ! Ceffee
EULOGIES WILL BE SAID
FOR DECEASED LAWYERS
Heavy
Details to
Guard President
Large details of police, tha very finest
of the Omaha department, will be within
hailing distance of President . Taft dur
ing hla stay in Omaha. ' ,
Chief Donahue has prepared an order
which provides for a detail of twenty
men to be on hand when tha president
arrives at the Union station, Sunday
morning at 7:40 o'clock. They will ea
cort the visitor to tha waiting automo
bile, and five of the officers will ride
In another machine directly back of the
president's car.
Twelve men' will be detailed to tha
Omaha club, where they will stand
guard during the entire time that the
president is there. At 11 o'clock the na
tion's chief executive will attend services
at Trinity cathedral, and tweny-three
policemen will be on duty both Inside
and outside of the church.
At the Auditorium, where the presi
dent delivers an address In the afternoon,
about fifty policemen will be on duty.
Kink and His Crew
Advance on Fremont
A special train loaded with 300 or more
Ak-Sar-Ben knights left shortly after 1
o'clock Tuesday for Fremont Tha prin
ciple of reciprocity la to be carried out
In a little expedition into the nearby terri
tory to work up enthusiam for the Ak-
Ear-Ben carnival.
Members of the Initiation crew, tha
Kink and tha Kannibala, war all taken
along to show tha Fremont people that
tha show and the stunts can ba put on In
any hall a well as In tha den. Tha
train will return this evening.
NEW YORK. 8ept. 26.-Speclal.)-Plans
now being worked out by the
powers-that-be of the Harriman railroad
system contemplate vastly Increased Im
portance of Omaha as a center of rail
way activity; In fact, these plans wil'
make Omaha - tne actual, as well ss
nominal, headquarters of the t'nlon Pa
cific and allied Pacific lines for every
thing except the financial management.
The plans are brought forward at this
time, partially by the Intended retire
ment January 1, of Traffic Director J
C. Btubbs and the completion of the
Union Pacific general headquarters
building In Omaha. The position now held
by Mr. Stubbs will not be flUtd. It will
not be maintained Intact, fur the propo
sition Is to subordinate traffic to opera
tion, making Vice President and General
Manager Mohler president of the Union
Pacific with general authority over all
departments.
Abolish Cblcaao Office.
Thia meana the practical abolition of
tha Chicago office of tha Harriman
lines. Julius Kruttschnltt. In charge of
maintenance and ways, will transfer his
office to New Tork, where his powers
will be enhanced and he wlil rank next
to Judge Lovett," who wlli-'be made chair
man of the board of directors of the
entire Harriman system, . Just as Mr.
Harriman was- -
Mr. Mohler, aa president of tha parent
road, the Union Pacific, will continue to
have bis office In Omaha, where the
actual directing of the road In all Its
affairs, save financing, will be done and
not only of the Union Pacific, but of
some of the other allied lines. It waa
this plan which led the directors to add
two storlss to the original ten for the
new Union Pacific headquarters in
Omaha.
W esteem Lines.
E. E. Calvin may be elected president
of the Southern Pacific, with headquart
ers In San Francisco; Mr. O'Brien, presi
dent of the Oregon Railway and Naviga
tion company, while the presidency of
the Oregon Short Line la still In question.
It may be given over to the Union Pa
cific. The acope of authority of both Passen
gen Traffic Manager Fort and Freight
Traffic Manager Monroe probably will be
extended aa a result of Mr. Btubbs' com
ing retirement and the general reorgani
sation. The distinction which the new
plan gives to Omaha as the official cen
ter of the Harriman system la of great
importance. All this Is to be put Into
effect by the board of directors.
Memorial exercises for Ben T. White
and Charles J. Green will be conducted
by members of the federal bar In the
United States circuit court rooms at
10 ' o'clock Paturday morning
You Can Ilavo
Healthy Hair
Vm Wyeth'i Sag and Snlphsr,
A Harmless Ramecy Thai
Makes the Hair Grow.
LAD ANXIOUS TO GET OUT
OF JAIL BOND IS REFUSED
Charles Phllbert. 30 years old. charged
wtih highway robbery, made a futile r(
fort to secure bis release on bond !"'
Judge Sears In criminal court '.
Henry Bascombe, an aged u a
a house and part of a lur
Omaha, offered to sign all
tha young man, but failed
His property Is not worth to ..
Phllbert said he wants to i... .
can't reform In jail. County Ai....ey
English said he Is willing the young man
ba releaked, but he must give satisfactory
bond.
Natural Laxative
Water
Quickly Relievts:
Biliousness,
Sick Headache,
a4 7 sai-j
1 CONSTIPATION
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MILLINERS GET PRIZE
FOR THE BEST DISPLAY
In accordance nlth an offer made by
Hayden Bros, to the three departments
making the best display in the Omaha
Combined Style show, now iu progreea,
both decorations and merchandise display
being taken Into consideration, tha Judges
awarded the first prlsa of M to tha mil
linery department, second prise of 110 to
tha piano department and third prise of
ti to the rug and carpet department. Only
home-groan leave, flowers, harvest
products and greenery were allowed aa
decorations In tha competition. The
Judaea war J. I. Weaver of Tha Bee.
J. W. Metcalfe of tha World-Herald and
O. F. Slavln of the News.
jnly Sober Men Wanted.
Every line nf business Is closing its
doors to "Drinking" men. If you are a
drinking man. It may ba your time next.
Bettor stop tlrinkiiig at once. Orrine,
standard remedy for tha liquor habit,
will help you. By tha aid of Orrine
thousands of men have been restored to
lives of sobriety and industry.
We are so aura that Orrine will bene
fit you that o say to you that If after
a trial you fail to get any benefit from
Its use, your money will be refunded.
OKKINK is prepared in two forma:
No. 1. secret treatment, a powder, abso
lutely taateless and ordorlrss Kiven se
cretly In food or drink: ORHIM3 No. .
In pill form, la for those who desire to
tske volun'ary treatment. ORRINE
coets only l a box. If you are Inter
ested In someone who drinks you owe It
to yourself to come to our stores and
get free booklet and Information. Sher
man A Ud.'onneU Drug Co, Ifth and
Dodge and !4th and Farnam. !07- No.
ltth Ht., Owl lrug Co., lth-and Harney
Sta.. Omaha. Neb.
DELEGATES ARE NAMED
FOR WATERWAY MEETING
At tha meeting of tha axacutlva com
mittee of the Commercial club Tuesday
Henry T. Clarke and F. L liaUer ware
drSM ta represent lbs dob at tea
dssp vatarvajr oonTutioo to aa
Ctua Cross October O U U
pVHRON VOUPTPUSS WAY
RUPTURE
of all varie ties otuad la
In a few days without
pain or loss of Urn. No
pay will ba eoeeptad ua
til the patient Is cured.
Write or call.
"Sieetitt- Rustur Cars
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Frank H. Wra M O.
See Buitaiaa, Oatasa
Wash your clothes with
GOLD DUST
Good soap washes clothes well if you use
enough elbow grease, but Gold Dust washes them
more thoroughly and with little or no rubbing.
Gold Dust saves half your time, and spares your
poor back.
Another great advantage of Gold Dust use any
kind of water you like. Gold Dust softens the
hardest water, and makes it soft as rain water.
Gold Dust is just a vegetable-oil soap in powdered
form, with other cleansing ingredients added to
make it work more thoroughly and quickly than
soap ever can.
Just try Gold Dust next
wash-day, and see how much
time you save.
Gold Dust is sold in.
5C size and large pack
ages. The large package
means greater economy.
What a pity It la ta obewrre sa
people with thin and (ada bair aad tfetao
realise that tha moat of thaae MODla
of next 1 might have a flrTV haaltfcy bead ac hair
If they weuld but vae tba simple "mere
tea" of aur grandmother, oambt 8 wtlk
ether tngredlenta for naauwlng and ara
serving tha hair. Na ana, yeung or old,
need have gray hair, weak, thin or falling
hair, daadruff or any trouble of tba sort
If they would but use Wyeth's Sag and
Sulphur Hair Basnedy. On tba contrary,
It la posslDle ta bars healthy, vtgorM
hair, of perfect color, by a few applica
tions of this remarkable preparation.
Wyeth's Bags aad Sulphur Hair Rem
edy quickly rainarree dandruff, leawroj tke
scalp clean and healthy, promotes tba
growth of tha hair and restores tha nat
ural color of tha hair which has become
faded or gray. It la a damn, wholesome
tresslng which may bo (used at any time
and with perfect safety. Don't neglect
your hair. Start today with Wyeta'a
Bags and Sulphur.
This preparation la offered ta tha pvaUa
at fifty eenta a bottle, and Is roeosa
m ended and sold by all druggista.
Special Agents: Sherman At UoOonncll
Drug Co, llth and Dodge Sta.: 'Owl
Drug Co, llth and Harney Rte.
"Ut th COLD DUST TWINS
4 yar work"
Made by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY. Chictgo
Madera of Fairy Soap (tha oval cake)
DR. ALLIJIHE
DENTIST
H. B. COB. Mck 4k DOfJMAS
&e-m oj Ou Beptoasber Price's
GU Crwa ...94
Foreertn CrVnt $4
Bit Set TmU .97
OUR trWi ar EX.
ACTLT the SAME
aa advert!.
Plata, Crowm sued Brtaass Weak,
aad Palalosa Extrorttea of Tooth
af BaoataUy for years. Pcraaa
aeat FIIUbk. eetor of yowr teeth
tha lateot oot,
rain ooirgcLTATTOJi.
Omoa aVooalBaTB, T to 8.
Phoaost Sowar. 8 lad. A-SSTO
fVMAiaAka
Th.it monogram on th
radiator etands for all
you can atk in a motor car
-30" Touring Car
a peasant-era
"JO" Torpedo
4 passengers
"30" Torpedo Roidsttr
a paasengora
This New Model Is Now Here
The new mode! Chalmers "30," the bis bargain of the 1912
season, has arrived and 1b now In our sales room for your Inspection.
The Chalmers "30" wag the first real automobile offered to the
public at a medium price. It set a standard in automobile value four
years ago, and is still a leader. It has always been a standard by
which other cars were judged.
It is the car of the most advanced design; a car that has been
more widely copied than any other. It has a grace of line and finish
not excelled in the costliest cars; it has given satisfactory service to
15,000 owners; it is backed by an absolute guarantee for one year.
Each season the Chalmers "30" has been greatly increased in
value without increasing the price. This season we have more to
offer, both in quality and price, than ever before.
Last year this car sold for $1750, equipped with magneto, gas
lamps, top and windshield. Think of it this year improved in
every possible way with thoroughly ventilated fore-door bodies, inside
control, magneto, gas lamps, Presto-O-LIght tank, and including also
Chalmers Mohair top and automatic windshield for $1500!
We ask you to Inspect this new 1913 model.
Comparison haa sold more Chalmers cars than all of our adver
tising. We thiuk you will agree that claims are unnecessary in view
of such value at such a price.
We can begin deliveries of this model at Once.
II. E. Fredrickson Automobile Co.
2044-46-48 Farnam Street
fc tf
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La Follette
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further says :
(in The AMERICAN MAGAZINE) J
"We have long rested com
fortably in this country upon
the assumption, that because
our form of government was
democratic, it was, therefore,
automatically producing demo
cratic results.
"Now, there is nothing mysteriously
potent about the forms and names of
democratic institutions that should
make them self-operative. Tyranny and
oppression are just as possible under
democratic forms as any other. It is
only as those of every generation who
love democracy resist with all their
might the encroachment of its enemies,
that the ideals of representative govern
ment can even be nearly approximated."
The atory of the Insurgent Movement,
in the guise of an autobiography by
Senator La Follette, will open in the
American
MAGAZINE
for October, now on all news-stand
15 cents; $1.50 a year
Let Us Give Your-
Child a Free Piano
Lesson
Bring your child to our piano department and it shall
be taught how to play any Brule upon the piano in a few
MINUTES; Just by way of DEMONSTRATING how THOR
OUGH a musical education is offerod FREE to every pur
chaser of a GERMAN-AMERICAN PIANO. Why buy un or
dinary piano if NOT possessed of the ability to play It? Why
not purchase a GERMAN-AMERICAN PIANO and lake ad
vantage of the world's most finished course of instruction at
NO COST WHATEVER?
Thia sounds unusual; perhaps you doubt, but why not
credit- us with having always niaiutained an unquestioned
reputation? Why not call and SEE what we have to offer?
Bring the child or bring several the loston will be taught
to them FREE.
A Complete Education in
Music Absolutely Free
With German-American Pianos at the
BENNETT CO.
Piano Ina.ruction Dept 3d Floor.
Reliable Furs at Reasonable Prices
Largest selection and beat values in fur sets and coats to be found
in Omaha. It will cost you nothing to look and will surely save you
money. Coma and see us we will prove it to you.
H. E. HUBERMANN
FURRIER
No. 0 Continental Block. N. K. Cor. 15Ui and Douglas Sta.
Take Elevator to Second Floor. Omaha, Neb.
