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I TIFF: PEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 11,
1011.
SNIDE SHOWS ARE GRILLED
Tlie Omnhn Bee's Great
Booklovers' Contest
Chetp Carnival Attraction! at Fall
Ffstiva.lt in Disrepute.
MINISTERS' EXPRESS OPINIONS
Re-w, T. J, Marker IIaFe Omaha
Hss Grows Too Lnra-e to Trifle
with Khoddy Baffooal.na
at Its Star Festival.
Ths sentiment sgalnst a continuance
of ths street fair and carnival features
of ths Ak-Sar-Ben fall festivities con
tinues to develop. Already citizens ars
taking hold of the matter and are de
nouncing the performances that are per
mitted upon the grounds. Thla denun
ciation does not come from any ona
class, but from all alike, rich and poor,
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BRIEF CITY NEWS
oct rmi n.
welcome Qro-ra 1 Mae Welcome
Grove No. ' M will hold Us l eg-
HJw session Tuesday night, OcloW 10,
at toe nome of the guardian. SS North
Twenty-fourth street.
euawork Guild t Me The local
aodety of the Needlework Guild of
America will hold Its preliminary meet
ing of the season Friday at X.90 a. m. at
the home of Mrs. W. A., Smith. M4 South
Thirty-ninth stTsct.
w Home for Bopply Souse Tha
Coad Reel Estate company has taken cut
a permit for the erection of a one-story
brick building at 2109 Farnam atreet It
wfll be occupied by the Powell Automo
bile Supply oompany and will cost $10,0u0.
Breaks Leg la Scuffle Henry Man
nings, 2m Cuming street. Is lying In St.
Joseph's hospital with his right leg
broken In two places as the result of be
ing ejeoted from the restaurant where
he was employed as night cook at 2309
Cuming street.
Yladnot Cass Postponed By agree
ment the cfty's mandamus action to com
pel the railroads to repair the Eleventh
street viaduct was contalnued until Oc
tober IS In district court Tuesday. On
that day tho roads must either start
work on the viaJuct or else show cause
why. they should not be compelled to
do so.
Bavldge Opposed to Bible in Schools
Rev. Charles V. Sarldge of the People's
church Is opposed to the Introduction of
the Bible into the public schools and has
accepted an Invitation to handle the
negative side of the three-cornered dis
cussion which will be hold Monday
evening, October 23, at the First Meth
odist ohuroh under the auspices of the
Tri-Clty Baraca union.
Boors la Discharged E. H. Hoover,
chauffeur of the taxi-cab which collided
with a oab Friday night at . Twenty
fourth and California streets while both
vehicles were conveying dancers) to ths
Ak-Sax-Een ball, was discharged In mu
nicipal court Tuesday morning by Judge
Crawford. In discharging Hoover, who
was charged with reckless driving. Judge
Crawford said: "Ths testimony shows
that Hoover did not have his car under
control at the time of the accident, but
no evidence baa been Introduoed to show
that the chauffeur was driving crimi
nally reckless." -
Principal McHugh
Issues a Statement
Against Fraternities
Principal McHugh of the Omaha High
ahoel has issued a circular letter to the
parents and guardians of the students
calling attention to the state law regard
ing high achool fraternities and touching
upon social activities of students with
relation to their school work.
In regard to' the ' fraternities Principal
McHugh says in part: "The Bute of
Nebraska has passed a law,' which be
came effective July 1, 106, making it un
lawful for the pupils of any high or
elementary school to participate lrt, or
be members of, any secret organizations
or secret fraternity. The bill also pro
vides that the school authorities are au
thorized ' and empowered to expel any
student for failure or refusal to comply
with this act. Also It is mads a nut
demeanor for any person to be upon the
school grounds or to enter any sohool
building for fhe purpose of .soliciting any
pupil to join any fraternity, society or
association."
Of the relation of social activities to
the high school, Principal McHugh says:
"Ths high school conducts no social af
fairs whatever with the exception of the
senior banquet at commencement, and
there are no parties given under Its
supervision or for which It aeaumes any
responsibility. It to not the desire of the
sohool authorities In any way to dictate
as to ths social activities of the pupils
as that la a matter which rests entirely
with ths parents. It Is undoubtedly true,
however, than In many cases the attend
ance upon too many aclal affairs is the
cause of failure to carry school work."
An Armed Sentinel
Stalks in Dundee
4
Martial law, or something like that, pre
vails In the village of Dundee. Yar that
the Omaha "Water company . destroy
the water connections, which made
on order of the federal court, Jriven
ths citizens and ths Board of Tina ecu to
take heroic steps to prevent any sui' h ac
tion on the part of the water company.
An armed sentinel no patiola Cuming
street nightly to see that there is no
Interference. In cbbs ' lie d lects em
ployes of ths company or. others tamper
ing or attempting to tamper with the
connections he will give the alarm and
ths efforts to cut off the water supply
mill be thwarted forthwith.
Hull Throws Acid
in His Wife's Face
Mrs. W. F. Hull, Twenty-ninth and
Cuming streets, has sworn out a warrant
fur the arrest of her husband on a charge
of assault. According to the story re
ielved by the poller. Mr. Hull, following
a quarrel with Ms wife, threw the con
tents of a two-ounce bottle of carbolic
acid into her fare.
Ths Implicit confluence that many p to
pi have In Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy Is founded on
their experience In the ue of that remedy
and their knowledge of the many remark -sole
cures of colic, diarrhoea and dysen
tery that It has effected. For sals by all
deaiora.
Anti-Annexationists
Have Invaded Omaha
Ths South Omaha opponents to annexa
tlon have Invaded Omaha and are laying
the foundation for their fight. Tliey ar
rived at the city hall Tuesdav mnrnln
and at oiioe began checking the names
of ths Omaha voters who slpned asking
that th proposition to annex be sub
mitted at the election.
Ths petitioners who sts-nari r, ..til
ths submission of the question numbered
anouc J,800. To defeat the submission the
opponents must show that at lrt ten
ths signers were not legal voters. Dur
ing Tuesday the checkers went over the
registration books of the First. Second
and Third ward a In their chncicm.. ,.
claim to havs knooked out about one-
tnird or ths signatures.
Nine Auto Speeders
Caught by the Police
Nlns speeders were arrested bv the Ty
ing squadron Monday afternoon and even
ing. They are E. V. Rlckenba-her.
Roms hotel; L. H. Neble. in:. Valley
street; A. B. Mason, 4165 Cuming street;
Bd Erlckson, J-ll Mai-on street: John
Wolf. Tier Grand hotel; C. li. nntiKlas.
Merchants hotel; II. E. Klopp of the
Klopp aY Bartlett Printing company, snd
It. W. Weatover of the City Auto ealea-room.
young and old.
while no concerted action against the
street fair ha been taken by the clergy,
almost to a men the members are against.
The following are some of the opinions
expressed:
Rev. T. 1. Macksy, All Saints It is
simply buffoonlsra of ths worst kind and
should not bs tolerated in Omaha. The
city baa grown too large and of too much
Importance to longer continue this plsce
In connection with ths Ak-Sar-Ben fes
tivities. Dr. F. ,V. I.yneh. First Methodlst-lts
influence Is degrading. The great white
pillars leading to the gates Impresses
one with the idea that he Is climbing the
hill at ths capital at Roma, but ones
Inside, there is nothing that is worth
seeing.
Kffrct is Demoralising;.
Rev. C. N. Dawson. Methodlst-It
Is very demoralising.
Stats Superintendent Bailey of the
Young Men's Christian Association-If
Omaha wants to be a great city, it must
do away with ths small things. This car
nival Is one of them.
Rev. George MacDougall. Olivet Bap
tist I warned my people to keep away
from the carnival. I did not consider It a
proper place for them to go.
Dr. J. W. Kersey, Flrit Chrlstlan-It Is
no credit to the city and It Is also a re
flection upon Ak-Bar-Ben and everybody
alee who has snythlng to do with It.
Dr. Matthews, First Baptist I know
nothing of It by reason Of personal In
spection. I would not care to visit any
thing of the sort
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Your Hat
Thousands of ht are sold each
seHson. i.iit the best hsts are those
sold by the NVhissk The quality
which determines the kat is mr
first cm st.lernttnn P.or material
csn be moulded Into up In .late
slmv.ee and Iih v- no plm-p Let
After e d.'tiM mine the qualltv. we
decide on the shnv" Then ue put
on out efrrtMfl l' t't'lc. The
result I - good quality un-to-date
stle und low price i n jou "X
pect a better c nihlnatlon? Our s
rlety I enormous embracing every
known shape, style end color.
Ksrs ars BOMS Mats.
Pric $1.80 to $3.80
Foot Ease I
Tou set foot ss here comfort
able ho.'S th.it fit and wesr ell
and are. stylish The prlie sre
lower thsn elshere Thi trtlurs
ste I.eMer ure ellln mote
shoes tnsn exer l.etore t hei e .-. a
reason hether for man. woman
or child we have a latgo assort
ment. For man and woman we are
offering exceptions! aluea at $,
AM and tiM. Tor children, ac
cording to slue, from tl.OO to fa. BO.
A Frightful Experience
with biliousness, malaria and constipa
tion, is quickly overcome by taking Dr.
King's New Life Pills. I8c. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
mnmtia&aiMtm &l
I vie mouse or
JOGB MCMT
RELIEF CORPS TO CHECK
BOOKS OF ORGANIZATION
The Auditing committee of the Ne
braska Woman's Relief corps will meet
Wednesday morning at the Panton hotel
to go over the society bonks. The com
mitter comprises, Mesdames: Minnie B.
Bell, Lincoln; Augusta Taylor, Broken
Bow: Biielsh C. Davla Omaha. The
treasurer. Mrs. Joele Bennett of Har
vard, and secretary. Mrs. Addle K. Huff
of Omaha, will he present.
The Relief corps of Omaha snd Houth
Omaha will give a reception at Barlght
hall Wednesday evening for the state
department president, Mrs. Oeorge B.
Eddy, snd her staff of officers. Mrs.
Eddy will leava Friday on a tour of In
spection of corps in northwest Nebrsstts.
The Key to ths Pit nation The Bee's
Advertising Columns.
WOMEN TO MOVE AGAINST
THE OPEN FRUIT STANDS
To bring about the enforcement of the
ordinance against Ihe selling of fruit
which la flowed to stand uncovered on
the streets mil he one of the endeavors
of the Civics committee of the Woman'
olnb this eaon That uncovered fruit
collects germa from street dirt and In
responsible for much disease, ts the be
lief of Mrs George Cherrlngton, chair
man of the committee who has advised
her department to pursue the suhju-t.
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When you hsvs a nd cold you want the
best medicine obtainable so a to cure it
with aa little delay as possible. Here Is u
druggist's splnlon: "I have sold Cham
berlain's Cough Renwdy for fifteen
years, says Enos I-ollar of Saratoga
Ind , "and consider It the best on the mar
ket." For sale by all dealers.
People Will 1
:alk You Know
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And that's the reason why Dr. Pierce's Family Medicines are advertised so little novr-a-days. They have
made hundreds of thousands of cures in the past 40 years, and some of the grateful people whom they
have restored to health are to be found almost everywhere. There's scarcely a hamlet that doesn't contain
some. Look them up. Interview them. They are living, walking, active advertisements.
For Dr. Pierce's Family Medicines.
" You can believe your neighbors. Therefore ask them. What cured them will very likely cure you
if similarly afflicted only give them a good, fair trial. '
Ifs m good, souad, common sense policy to use medicines only of KNOWN COMPOSITION, snd which contain
neither alcohol nor habit. forming drvgs. The most intelligent people, and many of the most successful, consclen
thus physicians, follow this Judicious course of action. The leading medical authorities, of aft schools of medi
cine, endorse the Ingredients composing Dr. Pierce's medicines. These are plainly printed on wrappers and
attested mnder oath. There's no secrecy; an open publicity, square-deal policy is followed by the makers.
We have a profound desire to avoid all offense to the most delicate sensitiveness of modest women for
U'flnm n.e entertain t n, o . .!HM.H. J j . .. 1
u i "- iiiuoi ouitcic ic&pcci ina admiration, we sbali not,
therefore, particularize here concerning the symptoms and peculiar ailments
incident to the sex for which Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription has for more
than 40 years proven such a boon. We cannot, however, do a better service
m 1jC fflAICjte.d f the BcntIer 9fX than to refcr thrm to Dr- Plena's Common Sense
Mcd.cgl Adviser, a great family doctor book of 1000 page, bound in doth and given
away gratis, or sent post-pa.d, on receipt of 31 one-cent stamp, to cover cost of
wrapping and mailing only. All tho delicate ailments and matters about which
every woman, whether young or oW, single or married, should know, but which
their sense of delicacy makes them hesitate to ask .even the family physician about
are made plain in thi great book. Write for h. Address: World's Dispensary
Medical Association, R. V. Pierce, M. D Pres., RG3 Main Street. Buffalo w v
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asa add rour uu and al.rtoa aaatlr ass plalalar Ik tha asara proTldL
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euraa. laak plntar. rapraaaata Mir aaa Ulla ol oaa book. H jom era sot aura ot a tttla
and vteh ta aaad la saora ibaa aoa mt ar to aark plctura. yoa mar do aa. BUT MOT
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Mar. thaa ana aoawar should aot k. put oa tka aama aaupaa. ftatra ooopoaa ahould k.
twad tor aitra aaawara All anawara to taa aaaa aumber ahould aa kapt tocur whan
aandlns la tha aat, Oalp .a. Hat awjr be snhailiwd bj en. ou&taaUm. tkousk aar list sur
sat. Ht. anawara t. aack puiile.
Tka auinbar at coupons uaad anawars glTan auat be plalalf wrttua oa th. aatatds at
eesk BBT Mbmlttad, but d. aat writ, such Isforaiatloa on tha wrapvwr.
Wkll. aot abaalutalf sacaaaarr. It U daalrakla that tha plcturaa should 'ia aack esa
be sant la witk tha anawara, la arder tkat all aaawars ba usilonn. Additional stature,
aad coupons map be obtalnad at tha efflae at Tka a, bp mall ar la Samoa.
Wkee pmi kat. all aaTaatp.flT. plctuaaa, f aat an them totathnr In a f'UAT paokssa aad
bring or mall thaia to Tha Omaha Baa, addraaaad to Baaklotara' rontaat Editor. Prlaa.
will ba swardad to tka oontaalanta aandlns tha lartaal aumbar of correct aalirtloa. Is
rrant at two or mare parsons baring tha aama aumbar at onrrart solutions, tha parsoa
mlng tha entailer aumbar ot aitra eounona la hla aat of anawara will ba daolarod winner. Ia
event af tw. paraona kiting lb. aama aumbar aorrect and wins tka aama aumbar at eoa
ana, aba panos wkaa. aat ot anawara la moat aaatlp araparad, la tha aplaloa ot tk. tall
fudging rnmmlli, will racalva tha tint prlia.
Only on. Hat of aaswera may ba submitted by a eoataataat mxA aaly ana arlsa will be
awardad to aaa family at aaa addraas
Tka uaa el tka aoupona la aat .Mlgatory upon tk. eoataataat, sad aa aaawar aaay ba
sabatlttad la any lagibla maaaar tha coataatant may ealert. , , . ,
Award, will ba made atrlntly acoordlng to tho marlt at Mob aasarat. Hat.
The same ot mora than one perann mnat nat ha writ to. upon any aua oaupoa.
Th. awards will ba made by th. Oaataat Mltor aad a MaaUla ad veU-aaova aHU
aaa arboaa aama will ba uaounaad lawr.
Tbe oontaat I. limited to tb inllowlae tarrlteryt Kabraaka. Wromtng. that portloa at
Iowa waat of but nat Including Das Kolaea aad that at.lljn ot South Dakota knows aa
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FIRST PRIZE 82.Soo
IVTiite Steamer Automobile
A -paasenrr 1111 Mnrlel White Rtasmer Tourlna Csr odnrless. smokeless
and noiseless. No cranking- no shifting; of arara; any desired speed. Wnita
Steamer aaloa Increase ssh aunreedlna year. Has pructlcslly an ondoraement
pf ths United Htalea government, which owna and operates mora White
Htaamere than all other cars conihlnM. Richly unhnlntered. beautifully fin
ished, unlimited power, controlled speed. This oar will bs aaalbltea ia Otaaaa
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orcrnwiv DDr7i? value
91,280
la ths soft, seml-tropio. ollmatlo aone. eitend
Inf north from San Diego to Shasta County, Call
fornla, lies Tehama eounty. In which Is situated
this beautiful little 10-sars ranch near the town
of Red Bluff. This Is fruit lsnd of a very hlch
ordsr snd Is part of the celebrated Lutheran col
ony which had lta Inception with an Omaha
clergymen. Literature describing; this property
may bs seen at the office of TBOWastOOa-BOTa-T
OO, la the OUy JTatloaal Bask BolldUri
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THIRD PRIZE HfS'o
The raagntflcent fancy walnut ZBBX.Z.
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ing can azoel. No other player-piano has In
ths absolute the "human touch" so desired by
a musical ear and so prised by ths manufac
turers. This Instrument will be exhibited, x
plalned and rtlayed for anyone who wishes to
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y- Their f-fVVtfl
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FIFTH PRIZE, Value $225
In tha sams town and with the aama prospect of advancement. The Bee
has jelarind a residence lot SOalJO ft., and valued at aaaa.
wltb&,rkCn7.tV-f 'in rUnnl Ut ' mth
Ralston la to bs a manufacturing ctty. They
have a fine start with tha Hrown Truck Man
ufacturing Co., ths Rogers Motor Car tJo., and
tha Howard Btovo Worka. Everything dealr
al.ls to comfortahle living mav ba found thera
On one of tha main business streets Tha Ra
J,?1"rt4 'ourth prise a business lot
26lv0 feat, aad valued at 375.
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tJrCi"'' ''! old house of TatoS.
. encyclopedia of tw volu.r.'h U "luM', Wat may
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