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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1912)
LI THK ISKK: OMAHA. TIUKSI-AY. FKI.l.l'Al.Y 22. lflli IT lit 0 BRIEF CITY NEWS f GRAIN MEN T00PP0SE WHEY 3ava Soot Prist It. : , a mtun. rM-ra. i elre Hi Decision Will onorar. Club KuMn-Rer. T. J. 1 TUT Business TJnjide Down. jthe reticral prediction ol Omaha grata ' men. 'cllar an J Rev. Julius Schwarta ave 'en elected honorary members ot the Commercial club. The. Omaha masses- Compeaj Ev. erythlng In rubber. The largest stock ol, automobile accessories in America, ltrtf Harney street. "Just around the corner." Palear Solids sTsw KoKa Joseph Pol car Is baring a new litis) residence erected for himself In Happy Hollow ad dition to Dundee, Jnst east of Happy Hol low club. DEALEES HOLD A CONFEBLKCE , - weetlasj la s. L.als Baltass Will Be Dlacaaara aa lHl Will B riaaaea Asjatast t'hesalatry Barraa. 'Fodrea Gives Away Trade-Mark Prizes COUNTY FARM MAY BE SOLD Cold Spell Checks Damaging Streams ZZZZSZ been Itontnp fr. Coan&iuioner Harte Says He Favors Plan to Baise Money. M. P. Peck, president ot the Omaha Grain eiccauis-e. r . f,,&-ill mill I Co today to St. Louis to attend a Art Exhibit Ooaa Althouai. th. ,.hHc I '"'"" by rein Dealer- Xa- llbrary will be closed Washington's birth day the exhibit of American art on tha third floor will be open to th public from W a. m. to 10 p. m. CaUaaaa riles for Commissioner Michael E. Calianan has filed for com missioner, being the twenty-third to sub mit his ieUtlon with lot signatures or more. The petitions that have been taken t,ut now number 113. Kanjr Take Out T.losasas One hundred pool hall licenses have been issued and Ueense inspector Schneider says all pro prietors have paid up. Twenty-one mov ing picture shows have been licensed, eight theaters and fifteen fortune tellers. Will Bring Bermuda lrult J. D. Wea ver has received a letter from C. E. tylack. who is now at Hotel lYasceJI. Bermuda, tnat when ha comes horns he ftlll bring Mr. Weaver a box of the fin i'it Bermuua onions. This is "Paii" Weaver's favorite fruit." Uatermaaa to Talk Socialism ISxest rmt-rmanu will speak on "Why Things Happen to Happen" at the socialist meet-1 tug Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the l.yrii- theater. He v.lll dig into the causes of things as Interpreted by the socialists and local members of tha party promise an entertaining lecture. Talks to B it'll School YapUa F. J. Kirker, head ot the business training de partment at the Central High school In Kansas City, spoke to tha advanced shorthand students at the Omaha High school yesterday on 'Tha Valne ot Commercial Training to tha Academic Student." Parrot races Two Trials A jury trial will be held In police court Friday morn ing, when the case of John Parrot will be held. Parrot Is charged with selling beer on Sunday at 813 South Thirteenth street. He will be tried Saturday on charge of running a disorderly house. He Meeting; of 'olios Board Owing to the nonappearance of three members of the fire and police board last night the regular weekly meeting was adjourned without any business being transacted until next week. Commissioners Wap plch and Hunter wecr the two members present. tional association to discuss and probably Plan a campaign against recent rulings of Dr. Wiley. According to Wiley's rulings, oats that are bleached by sulphur may be con fiscated In Interstate commerce; corn msy be seised and destroyed if lusncc tors find It of a grade other than desig nated, unless It. la labeled "Not for feeding purposes; wheat may be con fiscated If barley Is found In It or It may be confiscated If unfit for milling purposes, whether It It shipped to a mill or not. "Our conference will be to reach a definite understanding of the meaning of the rulings," said Mr. Peck. "If the rulings, as we now understand them, are strictly enforced, they will turn the grain business upside down. 1 ItallBwa Oat at Heasoa. "Some of tha rulings are entirely out of reason. For Instance. It is Impossible to get barley out of oats, as the two Kmins will pins through the same screen. y.-t Wiley proposes to grab our ats. r!r matter how good they are. If lie finds a few grains of barley In a car. Suppose the Utnaha Klevator company buys a car ot wheat In Nebraska with a little barley In It. To get the barley out, we would have to ship the grain to our elevator In Council Bluffs. The (OTernment could confiscate the car as soon as It crossed the river, without giving us a chanos to get the barley out. 'Corn, on account of bad weather, may change In grade while In transit and Wiley proposes to confiscate It If It does. "As for bleached oats. It has been de monstrated that the sulphur used does not Injure tho grain for either man or beast. To sulphur Is used to whiten nets that have been stained by rain In the Odd. It touches only tho hull." Iss Not Poison. "Sulphur la not poison." says C. Yin- cent ot the Farmers' Oram company. "It la constantly used ss a medicine. Sul phur springs are everywhere advertised for their medicinal qualities." That the grain business will be ham pered and limited and the price of grains to consumers rise In price as result. If Wiley's rulings are allowed to stand. Is Venn 1. Fodrra, winner of the i worth of Oman-made goods offered by I the Omaha Manufacturers' association i for tl.e best design for an Omaha trade ; mark, flans to give away all of the goods. . xcepi a small portion which Mrs. r'odrca says she wants. Xi;e horse blankets, hcrse ol'.ar. hog ponder, rk.r wsterer. auto ne and hitching ost will le given to local mer chants' associations affiliated with the Nebraska Krdreratlon of ltelailers to be given as prices to f.irmcrs on "co-opcrea-tlve bargain days." lit- will give hi road scrner ! the local assentation of retailers that gives the tH-t reason why it should have the scrupcr for ue in a good roads campaign in lis eountv. .Most of the edible and wearable goods will be given to three cherltable Institu tions In umalia. GRASS JURY INSECTS TARM lM-rc-"' l.ist received si I .c .!:....lu i lrt,. indlcsie that the suddm weather ( lads toatlilloa. Ih-ploraMe and ( hang, from w.n mi to cold with;'! ti c ..'ityfoar bouts is something in.it i -o Will Itepori i'ordlaal To lie .rd Uasls for Making Repaired I'hauges. pie in the souEh part of the state have ' threatened. The present Siwll of c:-!d. . weatt-er has cheeked the thaw arid the water in river and creeks is falling so ratlillv that sll f.ar of flood damage part of the week u..a Ct.-IK l-H' , . parifk- and the ! :rl::..-;ir. - .utfcer.1 , ' " lines the hi, nui'c-l .r mwlii aw; tosi of tiold the water flowing tnf th- p!" n'"' j co.il.l buy iKithin better for female raised niKiiv of the n to th- r' i .1 ! 'ce u ikrKssrs j. ni(, .. illd kidney laiwiands were oernoned stsl n-'1" '"':.. ,,i,,, ,han i;iietric Hitters, o-ly Me., bralgea over the small stnan we for le bj' Kvai Iru Co. DECATUR BANK OFFERS PRIZES FOR SEED CORN Thirty dollar in th prtirs has ben offered by th Fkrmers ami Merchants ttat bank of Decatur, Neb., fr the bvt tbrva eart of teed corn brtui;ht in J Ly lh farmers of th utnunllng teni j lory, hlmvix farmer Is to bring In one ear by 3aturt)ay of thin week. The bank will last tha corn. V. Sornor of Hcruyn. N b . hat writ- Iten to Mana-r larrif-h t tlic publlcUy bureau t.f tl.c Omahu (u.n-.-rrlal dub. j asking that nrrangptn-nt.s lie made fttr the IturlltiKl-m tnrd corn iecial t mop at mai i tiye as tne svti-sjuie funds at present, the trafn stop at Hroken Bow and Ansley. passing through Uerft-yn. which Sorenson av is a bigger com ahlppiiig point than either of the other two towns. NEW PAVING PETITIONS ARE BEING EXAMINED Petition for paving Harney street, from Parle avenue to Twenty-eighth streets, has rwven filed and Is bring examined by the liegal department. This Is the final step In the reconciliation of the city snd Mrs. ICmlly eliow, who claimed and fenced In thirty-four feet of the street. The street was narrowed by thirty-four feet and by law the land so vacated deverted to the property holders. KlKht grading petitions are now In the possession of the leg-if department. Peti tions have also been filed for the paving of Parker from Twenty-ninth and Thirty- second streets, and Thirty-first, from Crctghton avenue to Martha, WOODWORTH TREADS A pair of Woodw'orth Treada lasts about as long as the bare "shoes," and sells for about half as much. The tire thus protectee itg about three times as long as if run bare, and all repairs are eliminated. That's how the OWNER saves, both in money and in freedom from trouble. 1912 WOODWORTH THEADS Heads of Center Studs glass-hard clear through. Last 50 per oent longer than ordi nary surface-hardened studs. J leads of Border Studs soft to give non bkidding grip on smooth pavements. Oirome Leather Base finished by new pro cess and permanently waterproof and pliable. Side Springs attached by new, quick acting hooks. Excessive thickness of fabric not neces sary, owing to constant tension of side springs preventing looseness and chafing. Readily applied by anyone. PRICES EACH. rull Center Size. Studded. Studded. 303 $14.10 S 9.00 323 H 18.90 11.50 34x4 24.00 16.50 36x4' 29.40 22.00 365 32.70 25.00 Complete price Hit ot all tlr sites on request. THE BAUM mQN CO, mmm vn at m iiow. IV'iutUin ,.f tl;e prohleni . f tt.e .letVior sble cor.dlttt !t at the c-Mintv 1 sp.ta; and iwr fai-tn may i(e toiitai v the a e of the farm lor :tonl !:. t S.-Hn and the old court Imiisc for ulul lint'i. and tho b.i.l.!ir. of a rii.-ci. rn lnspit.u and the estahlishtnent or a modern funii with ti c money ,-o rat'co. I'ounty t'imiiii vsmner A. i". Ilarie de clared hilus.il in faor of t i.s plan es terdsy. Before the HuuKlas county grand Jury had been at the hosl'it.tl a hair hour es lenlay the grand Jtttors wire agmnl that the present conditions should nut be permitted to continue,. Tho grand July's report and recommendation:, will be ol such a nature as to fully warrant the Uvard of County Commissioner in lak. Ing immediate action toward doing av.av allh the present wholly unsatisractcry conditions at the hospital and farm. Commissioner Harte declared that ten acres would be sufficient for a county poor farm, as most of the lis) acres on the present farm are not Kins worked and never will be. II,- a t lust persons able to rlo good work ne.r will May at the lantl. Ail Ihec cm ,., is putter aiound" ami do a rule kard. nloi, The county has a lot of m...u 51ml. In the farm that Is paving lioliing and never will. The horpltal should !, separate from the farm and should be close to town; but the farm should be ten or fifteen m-les out. The grand jury visited the hospital and farm and tuaue thorough insievllon eterday. -.ka " MOTOR-' CARS p s 1 1 1 1 sai uajw -n.isiS 1 TRI-CITY RIFLE AND REVOLVER SHOOT THURSDAY The formal openlna; ht the Tr- ity fllfle an. Itt-vnlver club will Ire heil thLa afternoon at the imaha Oun club'a itftiund". Jiii-t ra.t of the I'oukUs trret bridire. Five events with prfieii III he on the rani. A eaaou cup will be of. fere.1 fur the bi't vb'iotlnt; ami Kilt 1 open to challertKo at all Mine. Thr Omaha Uun rlnh will h tl a .farkruhbtt NhtHtt all day. Kollonin . the vnrH vardH. Mandlrur. rifle: Mriti iti!ze hunting cuat, etvuii'l, niurbli htintitiK anlfe. 36 yardu, prune, .ti rifn; First. JTm Bwi-ati-r; aecond, bill boo.. - , S yanla. .ti caliber idntid: Jh-t. Iher-' ms txttHe; ncnU, flak. 1 yardn, revolver: Hint plnvi:tr card1: eciind, revolver holater. Ten balln at trap. rlfl" Klr-. b-.i of rlicain; swond. 600 t artiidji-. 14 i MODEL .'M" IlKIKr' SI'KC'II-'ICATIDXS 40 It. 1. Motor, 4 cylinders, 4'4xo'4. enclosed tappets. Double Ignition, High Tension Spllldorf MaRnoto and Atwater Kent System with elRlit spark plug. rTeato Belt Ktartcr. Full honey-combed aluminum Radiator. Three dry disc plato clutch. Brown-LIpe trans mlBulon anil dlfteienlial. Timken full floating type renr axles. Uomountable rims, 8fix4-ln. tire. Aluminum body, lls-ln. whoel-base. Vesta Uynamo Klectrlc Meriting System. ' Mohair top. Superior w ind shield and Slow art Bcct)ometer. I'lllCKfV With lull equipment: Mml.'l M, W.atlO.lMl; l.lol K, 2,a0.H; Motlei ja.aiO.frO; Model I., sJ'AT.W.fMI, . O. II. Stollne. DllnolH. Do not fail to set the VELIE at th Auto Show -this week, Auditorium John Deere Plow Company Tenth and Howard Sts, of Omaha ssui iimniisainans m ',tisb .. irasTjssssi lasiasslsi Omaha. Nebraska . 1 I Our 70-Year Reputation for Metchanical Perfection is Behind the GREATER CASE 40 Tbe Greater Case our new self-starting "40" is a car with a name that for three generations has stood for high-class ma chinery. We staked that 70-year reputa tionthat world-wide prestige when we entered the automobile field. And the car on which we risked so much has won new laurels for CASE. The Greater Case is great in tire and tragnificent in appearance. It has all tha elegance and style and luxurious comfort of cars tnat cost a fortune. But the domi nant factor in its supremacy is the power ful, silent engine that's under the hood of the Case. "The Car With the Famous Engine" Eighteen rears devoted to designing, experimenting, refining, improving and perfecting this wonderful engine have brought forth what we believe to te the masterpiece of America. The engine rated at 49 horsepower shows 52 aorsepower on brake test. Big, Handsome, Roomy Car The Greater Case is big and roomy, with straight-line body and sweeping lines M V msMaBia that giTe symmetry sod grace. It Is richly finished and upholstered, handsomely trimmed. In nrionsly appointed and up-to-the-minute is style. The Case Eagle On Your Car Thie emblem en as automo bile baa th seme iaincaae tb rrKliXINO MASK on Tyr. It stands far bifheat jaaUity and a (aaraatee that protect. It place ot the ditv pooal of th aj-vacr of a Caae Car our Natioa-Wkk Semce We have lOJOO Case Acent and of bio; Branch Hooacs ottered throne boat th United State and Canada. Case acencfes everrwhere. No other automobile concern ia th world con duoitcau Ca Service. Case machinery was fan cat for quality when your grandfatoer was a boy. And fur three generation that high standard of quality has steadily been maintained. Big Value Medium Price The Greater Case is a high-grade car at A medium price, i-'ore-docr vtratilation combioatioa oil and electric side and tail laniM with storaftre liRhtiog battery rrliabia tM-itartcr-j6x S-inch li-lJtVioeh nei oa,?-Ji-i3tn cicaracce4 -mb't-imch crlMhoWs- Ka,Te ca-burtHor brorD-i.ipa ' tTansmuikrn-'l imken tcii-tmlim axieti eel-car-tyro radiator n;iiatiun trimmair demouoiah: rim. Eeielif-h mohair top with ftxlo eurtaia aod dnt hood bh-grart wrad . liiekl i: -jach acerfkrne gat bead lamp : Pret-OU' tank lor bead lamp on extra detBoontable nrc complete of tool jack 1 and Hre-repalr kit pTunp. Thete are aome of i the special featuri-ft that h-lcnt to the f 'm&T Case, it Ton want a hehter. lest pwerfal ' car. investigate tfce wcU-kaowii Ca;e ' 30." Get the Catalog See the Car ! on Exhibition at Leading ! Auto Shows i IV rife for cataloc ard prices on Case Cars. : is the car at neareat la Agency. us J. L CASE T. M. C0 Incorporated, RACINE. WIS. Factory Branch, 600-620 L Street, Lincoln, Neb. ilviWa 1'-fi& ' i: Ti- Tl,- taiwiivr?x SA4tT'r - i & MODELS grouped at the Omaha Automobile mlCfih 18tPfiffiy H M Show offer, an exhibit which eauty surpass WMkM mHW$h'4 in Po,nt. of intere.t that of any other line. 11 if'k ' . a See ' he Famous Silent mW Wtm0i K Engine tW&MM mm& f4te lllfl11 W iraiW "Vrltlinrfr 'tinrtsmwi sfrfiimTUT? tKi.j.M- .-.cfr. . am -,.y.'r. aairi e. t-.trcsA.es.-. .---r-,