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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: FEBKUAKYT 4, 1912
ECHOES OF THE ANTE-ROOM
' Independent Order of Odd Fellows to
Work the Knt Degree.
W0BXEE5 60 TO SOUTH OMAHA
FeetaTrar Clerka Will GItc a Bi
Duelii Fartr at th Uwi i
Other Cooolg. frees Local
"" Lode Reaaeo. '
Omaha lode No. 2 will hare work in
the first degree next Friday night.
Juliu Rick iu taken to the Wlee Mem
oriel hospital on Wednesday. January a.
Be l suffering from a general break
down, cawed by old age.
Dennebrog lodge No. ill -;n put on the
first degree work next Friday night.
Beacon lodge No. 30 was treated to a
surprise party last Tuesday evening, when
the members of Ruth Rebekah lodge No.
t took possession of the hall and served
an oyster aupper.
Ivy Rebekah lodee No. 3S will give a
card party nest Thursday evening.
C. M. Coffin ha finished IMpectlng the
cantons of Nebraska. The last canton to
bo Inspected was at Schuyler last Tues
day evening.
Crusader encampment No. t! will have
degree work next Friday night v
- assoas; the Warksaea
On Tuesday ,February IX Union Pacific
lodge No. IT. Ancient Order of United
Workman, will vUlt with South Omaha
lodge No. M. The Baser Kraut bead will
be ta the lead at the precession from the
South Omaha poetotflca at I o'clock.
The Ancient Order of United Workmen
central committee elected the following
officers President 0 W. Lorer.s. rice
president. Don. Xnee; treasurer, W. It.
Hatteroth; secretary T. 8. Simpson. The
Joint meeting lor February will bo held
with lodge No. IB) at the Ancient Order
of United Workmen temple. Wednesday,
Tebruary la Grand Master Workman A.
If. Walling of David City wiU be the
speaker of the evening.
Geara-e Creek Relief Cerpa.
Mrs. Becker and Mrs. Wllher enter
tained the members of George Crook Re
lief Corps Saturday afternoon In celebra
tion of the birthday of Mrs. Mary Green.
Jtafrethtnoats were served and Mrs.
Hough, secretary of the corps, gavs an
Interesting talk and presented the honor
goeet with a gold pen from the members
of the lodge. Those present were: Mies
Hench. Mesdamee Barr, Bough, Berry,
Beatty. Butler. Crartn, Cseefdy, Car
rather, Dieter, Farrell, Palrbrother,
Green, Rough, Hummell, Ball. Bench.
McKay, Reed, Shields, Stevens, Tennant,
Wilbur, Whistler, Wells.
' r. ua viersr uwawiae; e-aunx.
The annual dancing party given by the
post office clerks scheduled to be held
Fehruary It, has been changed to Monday
i clerk from
i to be peasant.
This Is the main social event . of the
season In postofflce circles and prepara
tions are being made for a big time. Aa
usual the dance will be held In the Rome
ball room, which will be elaborately deco
rated with American flags and at differ
ent nations. . . .v ., ,
Daaedaa aa Cards. . "
As a compliment to members and ladles,
T aion.PaclfJo: JburtelL No. Mi Royal
Arcantrm, wrrfv a "danelrig "and Card
party at ChamberaVi-aaademy. Twentr
fifth and Barnam. . streets. Thursday
evening. V',U-t ;
Royal Nelaahare ta May Card.
The promotloa aommlttee at the Royal
Kelghbor jrili have a sard party la
Woodmen tall,' Fifteen tit and Douglas
streets, Friday afternoon. '
New Home of the' Velie Car : :
February fa, In order that the I
out In the auto wll be able to
Trade-Mark Contest
Committee Selected
A committee to make the award In the
trademark contest of the Omaha Manu
factures' association was announced to
day by President David Cole, a follows:
J.i M. Guild, conunleeioner of the Com
mercial club and secretary of the asso
ciation; K. A. lliggina, advertising man-
ager of the Stors brewery; A. J. Kggeres
of ths Eggsrss-O'Flyng company; A. L.
Gale of the Darlow Advartislng company
and president at the Omaha Ad club, and
J. O. 81 ford, manager of the Cusack company.
Messrs. Gelid, Hlgelns and Eggeras are
' members of tbo association. Messrs. Gale
a ad Slford have been drafted aa adver
tising specialists.
The committee hsa TN trademark de
sign! from whloa ta select the trademark
Ik at will be need by awmber of the as
sociation' on letterheads, - packages and
Individual art Idea The winner of the
contest will get IMS worth of goods of
fered by members of the association.
Fifty of ths best dssigas wW be sifted
ant by the committee and posted In the
Commercial club rooms,- where possibly
a preferential' rote of association mem
bers will be taken ta determine which Is
the most popular. Final, decision aa to
which to tbo best, however,. wlU .be made
by the committee.
Rymi Will Clean
. Steets on Sunday
John latenasr has a Man for clearing
toe streets and sidewalks of snow. "Put
these Idle men to work." ha said, "and
In a few dare hare the anew cleared
away. Do Ilka other cities-dean the
streets and sirs men employment-"
That's exactly what I'm going to do as
long as tends But," said Street Cone
mhsnoaor ITyaa. . "I'm going ta hare a
large staff at work Monday, for the
work Is easier oa Sunday hecaass there
are fewer vehicles to bother with.
-When the funds are exhausted we'll
alt nnleee It as an amcrgsncy ease. The
council allows me ta epeisf SnM a month.
In May or Juan I weal need thai much,
bat such month a this the shisiisss an
likely to exeeed that amoanV ; ,
BOYS CAUGHT STEALING
CCAL ARE GIVEN WARNING
Fourteen of twenty-five hoy charged
with stealing coal from ' the railroad
yarda were brought before the JovaalM
eonrV and after the danger and the
wrong of what they had dea were oa
pauned the Jadgs dismissed them. All
the beys promised to keep away from
tbo railroad yard hereafter. The ether
eleven youngster will be given a hearing
next Satarday.
It essne eat during the trial of the
foarteea that some of them had stolen
coal after they had asm from school
aad had feand the house cold and their
' mother aaahia to provide aver fueL
Bnca in war noted and aestataace
WW be eo Belled from the Associated
CharlUs or the county.
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Between LOOS and UN persons visited
the new headquarters of the Velie Auto
mobile company la the John Deere build
ing at Tenth and Howard streets during
the week to' Inspect and assist In the
houss wanning. The building has been
but recently finished and it. represents
an outlay of approximately 165,00. It has
every possible convenience that could be
of use In an automobile establishment
and for thla reason the management of
the Veil company can well say that the
beat headquarter building In Omaha la
operated by them.
One of th features of ths new Velle
headquarters Is the large salesroom. This
part of th building I large enough for
th exhibition of at least sixty ears and ta
so well lighted and furnished that It Is a
temptation to th casual visitor to make
a close Inspection of all the cars. In the
repair department new and modern ma
chinery has been Installed aad automobile
part that heretofore had to be sent
away for an aow be mad here. Thla
department I In charge of skilled me
chanician and win prove to be on of
tnoaleulahl value to Tell owners.
In nearly every instance visitors who
inspected th new building spent at least
aa boar la loosing over the UU models.
This ear has an of th good point of
ths Wll car besides th addition of a
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number of new feature. "Straight line''
was th object f th doshtner of th
body of th new model and ta th now
six-passenger touring car lb straight
Una effect H faithfully carried oat. This
I th first time th Veil eumpany has
put out a six-passenger car aad their
first attempt ts highly flattering, la the
past their five and oeven-paaeengar car
have filled th Mil nicely, but wjtlt the
enterprise that at characteristic -of the
Telle company, they have widened the
scop of their business and Increaaed'nhe
popularity of a popular car.
TIMELY REALESTATE GOSSIP
Time Beoord on W. 0. W. Building
. Crettei TsTorsble Comment
OLD HOUSES GO XJXX EOT CAKES
Realtr Bsekaas Will Apprale
. Pi apes If If Aar Caa B Feaad .,
Where Meai hers Are Rat '
Ineereeted.
' Omaha has reoerved soms favorahl no
de ever th eeuntry for th apleadid
record made In erecting the steel etrue
tur for th new Wsodmsa of th World
eighteen-etory skvecraper.
Although many obstacle were encoun
tered, th short tlat consumed In putting
up th steel wse remarkable. The start
was made October Is. ml. and the first
.trouhts was with heavy rains, which
compelled the workmen ta do their work
In a regular mire. Another delay was
caused by the buckling of th Immense
steel- boom, but In spite of these the
construction was rushed and completed
December X under th supervision of
John High, general superintendent In
chargo of steel for the Moelko-Rlchards.
oompany of Indianapolis. Aftr th com
pletion of th Woodmen building Mr. High
left for IndianapoHs, where be has charge
of th new sixteen story Msrchasu Nr
tleMl bank build lug.
The great majority of the old houses
offered for aaw by th MeCac Invest
ment compear from the Rock lelaad aad
Great Western freight terminals and the
Vtntoa school pisvgrouads site have bee
disposed of as th tew day atae ths sale
started. Fully fifty , of th eighty-four
were sold st public auction Monday, the
first day of the sale, and th remainder
sre being dlsposid of at privets sale Only
a few reeking proposition sre Involved
and th majority f th build lags will be
moved to Mher locations. Already the
houss mover ere busy with whsdaass aad
block and taokw and th bouses are be
ginning to mere. Owing te th tew lev!
of th ground com pared with mirrwandtn;
mupsity and the multlaUcny of rag road
track, th nmoval of the house Is
something f aa engineering task.
Deed a record for th sal
by W. I Be! try t th Peeseee 1c sod
CM aUarag oampany of th lot at be
aorthwost corner of Twslfth and Cldoag.
This at a deal that was mad some time
ago, but th deed we net recorded at th
time. It Is understood th srlo was be
tween tlXOQ and taVIML Th company,
wateh ha deubesd ns c geaautactiuing
capactty, at einkiag an arm lea well oa
the lot Jt hough t. .
IUvae tallaaa hsa aatt m r lata
la th nil age of Bel loves, the beat lot la
town, eeteetea r tne eoar or
m The mniaeds srlal ha nut lata
oil kvildlnn. which, It Is figured, win
acre tn vais ec raw esuu ever
th vtllaga, A anmhsr of lots have al
ready eera eoed aad reeldeaies will be
erected a fbera. '
Th quietiea f eppretelng property at
Real Estate eachang session has beea
thrashed oat time and Urn gala at th
meeting of th exchange aad It seem te
of eptniou among ax-
wttk the
th owner. After discussing
th matter of appraisement for aa hour
Wadaeadar the aohaag Inetruett.:
tta appraisal sawae t bring la ap-
pralsemeBts oa several place of property.
selected by tb coin rallies at Rs discre
tion, with raw iJiamra f th owners. The
oommltte expects to hrmg la th report,
hot If tb former history of aarh report
I say sbb at what will be dooo next
Wednesday th eomssttte will not get
pert tar a Its report. Raaa ahsmbsr f
th n.heage I willing ta has property
iniaalaul la ansa dtstrlct where he la
not mtsreate. bat Tk' Just a soon
aa appraisement In- soms district where
he owns properly I broached. . -,
W. 0. Gregory of Tabor, la., cold m
acre t land near that place for IS, OS
oash Mat week.
A valuable pointer ta real eetate me 1
gtvrn aa artlcla oa TuhUopty" -by
Shanhvy L. MoMlehael In the current BUB'
her of th National Real Estat Journal.
Ho says:
"Real estate men, Just as men la many
other walk of life, often fumbl storl
oonosrnlng their owa business. An allot
ment man will purchase some old nous
on the utsklrt of the tty, with a larg
vacant property about It, la that houa.
perhaps, soms fsmous character was
born. Maybe It was ths home of the first
settlers, or contain secret cloeets of a
romarkabl nature or was a station In the
underground railroad during ths war. Ths
allotment men buys th property for
SJ0.OW or 171,00a, and doesn't say a word
about It Thrss months later after men
aav torn down the house streets have
beea graded and other improvement in
stalled, and then be come around and
want a story printed about th nlo
fifty-foot lots which he proposes to ssll
thor. He passes up an excellent chance
to gat a good story published, possibly
accompanied with photographs and per
hap manages to get three or four line
In th paper, If he eueeeed la getting it
Int the columns at all.
"Th trouble with th average man la
hat perspective I limited he I too 'much
tied up In his own little business so that
he falls to get valuable publicity which
would be a hundred time more useful to
him than apae advertising" -
Vfytchman at Yards
Found Unconscious
Themes Erwin, night watchman at th
Uaasa Stack Tarda, was found at .)
yesterday morning by amptoye of the
yarda m a half recusing position beside
th bores aad mule barn. ufferlng from
a etrese of paralrsu, City PkyMclaa
Koenlg end th oompany doctor worked
ever th ataandnin ama for half aa
hour aad tbea took him to ths South
Omaha hospital. .
Erwin has beea In the employ of th
yard oompany for aeveral years, ills con
dition I seHeua Brwln resides st Twenty-
ssoond and Jackaon etreeta. H at H
years old. '
Ure Issues First, ; 5
. Distress Warrant.
V .Against Water Co.
City and .County Treasurer. W. O. 1'r
has leaned a Bistres warrant against' th
Omaha Water company for tM,23.U per
eenal tax and the warrant ha beea
placed la th hands of the sheriff. This la
th first "embarrassing warrant" lasusd.
Th s mount oover the nggregat tax
of th company as a privately owned cor
poration doing bustnaa In Omaha, South
Omaha, Florence, East Omaha and Dun-
da. . 'V V '
, Reprenentatlve of the -water company
have paid under protest 13. On Into th
city, being the texts on the Judgment held
against th city If, aa Is often claimed,
the company to not a private corporation.
but la held m trust for th dry. Thi
taxe paid under protest ere not distinct
from th mat 15 far which a deursee
warrant ha been Issued.
It Is believed the water coenpanrwlll at
once aeek an Injunction restraining fur
ther action toward th collection of the
uses, for which the wsrrant has b.
Issued, alleging that If tsxe are paid by
th company aa a private corporation and
alio as compear holding la trust property
for th city, It will b doable asss
msnt " : '
Serious Charges ,
Are Made Against
Several Young Men
Evidence to show that aeveral young
men of the elty have been herborina Uttle
girls In rooming houses and hotela of III
repute will bo laid before th grand Jury
by Juvenile court officiate. The hotel
proprietor will be charged with aiding
and abetting such work. Krldsnce ta now
being eecured and will be placed In the
hands of ths county attorney who will
pane on Its sufficiency. . . .
This action Is the result of the trial f
a 14-year-old girl '.a Juvenile court today.
She waa charged with running away
from home and admitted that she had
epent a week at a rooming house, which
shs named and also had been for two. or
three weeks In the rooms of th young
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Other cases involving the same young
men. whose nsmee the gfla gav, aav
com to the attention of the. Juvenile
court officials aad no pains will be spared
to make the Investigation very thorough.
One of the girls named was over 1 year
of ere, but the others ranged from M
to M. -
No More Windy Windows
One hundred cuble feet of air blows around tr arer-'
age residence window every minute whea tne wind is blowing
JO miles an hour.
The same window in the earn wind admit leas than four
cubic feet a minute It mad tight with Mosmrch Metal Weavther
Htrtpa. - '
No rattling; windows. No draughty floor.
Let ua take measurement and give yoo lump price cot. .
ring a few of your north windows and your outside door.
Price approximately $2. SO per window or 3.00 par door. In- ,
eluding installation and guaranteed for a year.
Permanent protection from cold la winter and front heat,
duet and rain In suromeri
Monarch Strips Installed only by ear own experta.
Phone or write and our man will call. We Install Mon
arch 8trlp anywhere in the west.
Sunderland Dros. Co.,
1614 Harney St. Omaha
OLD DIVORCE DECREE IS
ENTERED ON THE BOOKS
Divorce decree granted by th lit
Judge Cunningham R. Scott Of th dlvorr
court fifteen years ago has been recorded
In the court lourn.iL The suit waa
that of Mr Anne 1. Hetbert against
llartla (. Seibert. The ludre made the
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clerk of the district court with the In
struction record It free of chance because
Hie ulalntlff was a Boor waman. The I
clerk refused to mske the entry without
payment because tn hie opinloa eurh ac
tion would be Illegal. Mrs. tielbert'i
torney paid th fee and the decree
entered.
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BAILEY & MACH
Kratest equipped ratal effloe In
Osualia. Highest-grade denlatry at
teasonabl prices. Porcelain ftlltnga,
luet like the tooth. All Instruenente
carefully . eterlUaed tlr sack pera
lion. Oeraar 11 aad Wwraam Us. '
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:Best Sport News in The Bee
LOOMIS RETURNS FROM
TRIP TO NEW YORK
General Solicitor Utoinls of the Union
Pacific I back from New Tork, where h
went to look after lltigatlaa that the bond
holder of th old St. Jo ft. Grand Island
Railroad company have brought against
th Union Pacific, '
Th suit la In th natur of a demand
for an aooountlag, they contending that
by reason of the road becoming a part of
th Harrlmaa system, they sre te be
fro out. The contention of the Union
Pacific Is just th reverse, It being that
they win be entitled to their proportion
of th revenue accruing from th earn
ings f th road.
A Lit resales Sale
by that great health tonic, Electric Bit
ter, la th enrichment of poor, thin
Mood aad Mrengtboalng th weak, i
For sal by Beaton Drug Co.
aldlaa rersalta.
Central Mercantile eomoanr. Lixhth
and Faruam streets, awning, KM.
M a
Weak Heart
Maay sopl safer from woek aeerts. Tory saey nsrt
, rase laenauei of breath aa asm ana, ease aver th heart,
r diasT aariings, oppriind brssrliaeg aftsr meals or their
eya blurred, tasrr aessrt ia at amosarly strosd
te pomp bioed te fa sxtremttiee, aad they aav eold hands
aad hot, or poor sppstitc sscssss ofwosksasd Mood supply
to th atsmsoh. A heert toaic aad alterative iheuid a take
which bee a bad Wter-efeot. Soak is Dr. Pierce's Geldoa
'.Medical Diaoovery, which sienaiao a eanaera aroOe
aor alosaoi.
Thai
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aseirliellhc I
This asai ussiiss aa loaol ta shrink ap the rd braod uipsnlm ; sat, oa
the ether head, it increases their ansa bar ed thy haosms roead aad asslthy.
It help the awaa ystses ia ta eoestaat maeJetar ot rich, rod blood. It
Bars th waeeoh ta sasreailets a take ap the proper slasilsts Irosa the awed,
tarey aeipiag digtioa ad cariag dyapepeia, heart aar aad awasy ernai
isrtatils rrarptoraa, gtop stcessii tiare wast ia coavsisscs.ee traea levers i
tar th rws wa, asaiis, mis Undid psopls, the" Dieoovery " ia tadiushisd
aead vitslinag. Stick te tbie sefe end ees reeaedy, sad rstaes si " jmtt ee food
assiiirisn odsrsd by the dmffiat who i tookia tor a Isrfer proit. Nothi
hwt Dr. Pieres's Golds Medical Diseovery will do Too halt ss gaech good.
a tsiisstisls. s sttestsd eiaaer earth, are rest (Cefftoeaoej Cs
n. BliaSraee (Seerafsrie Ceeiees.ai. Oeasea seel rest (rfravasra Ca
i), Qeete's ree (SuiUmwm Srlndcm, Stock Caerrykark yPla.ee rlreiaaiae),
e (ewaswyiir.) rwawssti, vita triple rarae eiycerass, svaysris
e aianaliry asasray taa sadragssl ssd IsiHsH,
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NEW LOCATION
'-' We will be pleased to have roa stsr la sod see
ur w tor
S.W, LINDSAY, Jeweler
SS1H SewSb BtrteisU gtseet, rsartea Bleek.
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Who makes the
money apd why?
. M it the man who merely thinks he knowor.the man who KNOWS EE
' KNOWS?' f 1 -,.. t.,;;V.,..'-..,'''
Is it the man who just wonders how the other fellow does it, or is it the man
who KNOWS HOW THE OTHER FELLOW DOES IT?
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' j Is it the man who waits for opportunities or the man who MAKES OPPOR
TUNITIES? ;
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V Is it the man who waits for somebody to reason and think for him or is it the
man who REASONS A1ID TfflNKS FOR HIMSELF?
What is your ansiver?
When" a man KNOWS HE KNOWSthat man has courage and initiative
he doubts not he fears not he pushes ahead he . gets therehe makes the
money. Why does he KNOW HE KNOWS? Because he has trained his mind
TO THINK-TO REASON. ' ' '
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What becomes of the man who just wonders how the other fellow does it in-.
stead of FINDING OUT HOW? t
What beoomes of the man who waits for opportunities? -What
becomes of the man who fails to reason and think for himself?
What is your answer?
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