ECHOES OF THE ANTE-ROOM
LEADUS HUSTLES POS SXW
COJOCERCUI CU0J nniTUg,
JURY SHLl HTBTIfilTlK
Indictmrmli Against Sosttl OasJu
r
IT.
A AMUWXUJ Vi lllU tu.
f in Odd Fellow Lodge
CmniieSl Mifffis Store
in Omahs
Active.
Ilea Jot ietanied.
Z2CC& COEB.T TO "GIVE PABTY
JVZOSS ASS WORSTED ST LEAS
Howry W. Uwt Au,
Spemdi
MI0
lUary to liulUk-AankM
Wa Tdnni Hal Flea,
aat DhIIii.
Tk Odd Fellows" lodge of the JurU
eSetlom of Maryland, held a rally last
, esk, end from ail reports Dearly low
Marmias TrytaUK ta Ftael Wli
lataesaatiasi la
Ccualma Fiaesi
I . Stat I.
J0f oemetei
JJr "Denn.
TT Omaha
iMBCw member were added to the roster.'
I) There were so many candidates In the
sty of Baltimore that . the lodges of
'ttat dry combined In the degree work.
Each lodge put on the Initiatory degree
-an the first four days of the week. On
Friday night six tesms finished up the
, Work of the other three degrees.
Omaha lodge. No. S. will put on the
Initiatory degree work next Friday
.. evening.
Dannebrog lodge. No. S tan an en
Urtalnment for lu members and their
wtfes and families last Friday evening.
A large crowd was In attendanoe and
enjoyed the dance and supper which
made up the. program. .
. State lodge. No. K. will have work In
the third degree tomorrow night.
Harry W. Tripp, the young grandson
T W. R. Tripp, ths veteran Odd Fel
low, died March IT. The burial took
, place at Lincoln on March 3.
. Beacon lodge. No. ZK wUI have two
candidates tor the lnBlatory degree next
. Tuesday evening.
url Undquest has - resigned as vice
(rand of Wasa lodge No. 183 on account
at moving to Lincoln and C. J. Elstrlon
fea been elected to fill the office for
the remainder of the term.
i South Omaha lodge No. 14S will confer
' the Initiatory degree upon three candl
v dates tomorrow night.
" Canton EUer No. 1 mustered In three
recruits last Thursday evening. A number
Df ths member. of Canton Ezra Millard
' IS'o. 1 were visitors st this meeting.
Benson vlodge No. ta will have two
Candidates for the Initiatory degree to
morrow night
; M. Isaacson, an old-time member of
Etat lodge No. W, died last Wednesday
and was burled In South Omaha Jewish
cemetery Thursday,
ebrog lodge No. 81 of South
meha gave a social session last evening.
which waa attended by a large and en
thuslaatlo crowd of Odd Fellows and
fnelr friends.
: Secretary Talbot reports that seven
new Rebekah lodges have been Instituted
,1a Nebraska since November 1 of last
- arear.
Bnlckley lodge No. 1M conferred the
- third degree upon a class of thirty mem
' bars. February 3."
Dannebrog lodg No. HI will have work
In the Initiatory degree next Friday
i' evening. . J, '
Dannsbroa- ledge No. Bl of South.
Omaha win have three candidates tor the
' initiatory degree next Saturday night
' Hesperian encampment. .No.. I will
bav work In ths Patriarchal degree
next Thursday evening.
. Ruth feebekah lodge No. 1 Is planning
, to hold a ard party. Saturday evening,
jSAprll tr. ' . " -
William Petersen, who "Went to Kx
, celalor Springs March 1 tor rheumatism,
1 t expected bam In a tew days.
. , World of Fleasara Party,
Mecca court No. II, Tribe of Ben Hur,
will give Its "world of pleasure party"
next Thursday evening for members and
their friends. -
Relict Carps Teeeeay.
IT. 8. Orant Relief corps will meet
Tuesday afternoon In Bajight'a hall for
the regular session. . ..' .
Veteraaa Aaxlllary Meete.
General Henry W. Lawton auxiliary No.
i, United Spanish War Veterans, held a
A Reasonable Plea
For the Stomach
If Yoar Stomach la Imfldng In
Digestive Power, Why Kst Help
the Stomach IH lis WorkT
Bspeoially When it Costs Bothlng to Try.
Not with drugs, but with a reinforce
ment of digestive agents, such as are
aaturally at work In the stomach? Scien
tific analysis shows that digestion re
quires pepsin, nitrogenous ferments, and
the secretion of hydrochloric add. When
your food falls to digest. It Is proof
poetlve that some of these agents are
lacking la your digestive apparatus.
Stuart's -Dyspepsia Tables contain
nothing but these natural elements nec
essary to digestion and when placed at
work In the weak stomach and small In
testines, supply what these orgsns need.
They stimulate ths gastric glands and
gradually bring the digestive organs back
to their normal condition.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have been
subjected to critical chemical tests at
boms and abroad and are found to con
tain nothing but natural digestives.
' Chemical Laboratory. . Telegraphlo sd.
dress "Dlfflndo," London. Telephone No.
Step Central. 20 Cullum 8t, Fenchurch
St, B. C.
London, Mh Aug., IS.
I have analysed most carefully a box
f Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets (which I
bought myself at a dty chemist's shop
for ths purpose), manufactured by ths
T. A. Stuart Co.. at ClerkenweU Road,
landoa. X. C, and have to report that
I cannot find any trace of vegetable or
mineral poisons. Knowing the Ingredients
of the tablets, I am of opinion that they
are admirably adaptable for the purpose
(or which they are Intended.
(Signed) s
. JoeVR. Brooks. F. L C T. C. 8.
There Is Bo secret la the preparation
of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, Their
composition la commonly known among
physicians, as Is shows by the recom
aandatlone of 4.w) Hcensed physicians
m the United States and Canada. They
are the most popular of an remedies for
tndigestloa. dyspepsia, water brash. In
somnia, loan of appetite, melancholia,
eoostlpetioa, dysentery and kindred dis
orientating from Improper diasolu-
Usa and asaunilatioa of foods, because
they are thoroughly reliable and harmless
ta man a child.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are at
eacs a safe and a powerful remedy, one
grain at the active principle in these tab- 1
lets beiag strong enough (by test) to di
gest tOM grains of steak, eggs and other
foods. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet w!U
digest woor food for you when your
stomach can't
Ask roar druggist for a fifty cent bos.
as direct for a free trial sam
ple portage and yoa will bo surprised at
the result F. A. Stuart Co, 13 Stuart
tOdg, Marshall. Mich. '
or mm
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OUT CRAMER.
vary tnjoyabl card party Saturday even
ing. March B. at ths camp's hall In the
Paxton block. The next regular meeting
will be Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Havens, BU Templetoa street .
ROOM FOR MAN WITH TRADE
Scarcity of Him Is la Sharp Con
trast wit Overaapply
' at Clerks,'
Edward -W. Carpenter, manager of the
National Employment exchange, has
stated In a recent Interview that New
York Is overrun with young men seeking
clerical positions.' He Is quoted as say
ing that as a consequence of this sur
plus the rate of wages Is so low that
soma firms pay as- little as 16 a week
for clerks and seldom mors than tit.
Then he adds: "The kid-glove jobs are
overrun, but not enough men can be
found for the trades. Tet the average
trade worker Is better off In health and
money than tha average clerk."
Mr. Carpenter Intimates that the cause
of this condition of affairs is the desire
of the young American for what be calls
a "kid-glove Job." Tet It a young man
sought any other kind of Job he would
find it difficult to obtain. . Interesting
facts concerning ths closed-shop tyranny
are presented in the North Ameitcan
for January by Walter Gordon Merrltt
A good Illustration Is found In the car
penters' union. which, with LWO
branches, will not admit . a person to
membership , except on a majority vote
of .the members, of the local union to
which application la jnada, .and If he
be rejected there he cannot thereafter
be admitted to any union except by con
seat of the union to which he first mads
application and a two-third vote of the
union to which he makes the second
application.
Something more than a fondness for
kid gloves Is keeping young Americans
out of tha trades New York Worm.
Investigation of South Omaha affairs
was resumed again Saturday by the
grand Jury, and up to the present tiro
the expected Indictment of J. J. Ryan,
Joseph Plvonka. Frank H. Good and P.
C Caldwell have not been returned. The
Jury took a recess at noon to reconvene
Monday morning.
But three witnesses were examined
Saturday murning. They were Fire Chief
Salter and J. IX Ringer of South Omaha
and Arthur Shields secretary of . the
Omaha Fire and Police Board.
Most of the morning was token by the
Jury to locate the ".k" which Is supply
ing the roporyrs with the happenings In
tha Jury room. Members of the Jury
fear that one of their fold is giving out
Information to the reporters, but after
some discussion, tlie matter was dropped.
Chief alter ttaestioaed.
Fire Chief Salter was questioned ou
certain purchases of equipment for the
tire department during 1911. J. D. Ringer.
a South Omaha attorney, who has been
supplying the grand Jury with Informa
tion regarding alleged crookedness of the
South Omaha Fire and Police board.
was taken into the Jury room and ques
tioned for a short while end in order
that he would not be approached by a
newspaper man when he left he was let
out by another door, which has not been
in use since the Jury has been In session.
GET FAT 0NJ1 A WEEK
Tw stadenls Mara High Llvlsa
v ftettona wltfc Canard Meat
lal's.
Dr. Albert f. Brubaker, In a lecture on
"The Nutrition of the Body," delivered in
Drexel Institute in Philadelphia, gava the
prescription of how to live and grow
fat on tl worth of food a. week and thus
get revenge upon dealers who boost the
price of foodstuffs, i .
Dr. Brubaker declared that his knowl
edge waa based on the practical, experi
ence of two men who began on the diet
as students and have since kept It up.
They lived on 13 for' six monlhs and
both gained' In weight and Improved In
health. The men he said studied the value
of various foodstuffs before undertaking
their experiment. Knowing that the hu
man body requires about S.M) heat units
a day, they selected their food accord
ingly. The diet -of each was the sams.
Following Is what they ate during the six
months: ;
Two and one-half dosen cans baked
beans I IZI
One and one-half dosen boxes of a
patent food 1. 10
Nine cans condensed milk. .S. TO
One hundred and one pounds dates... ll
Ten pounds raw peanuts a
Three quarts ooltoneeed oil. .fft
Bread, butter and extras U.7B
Dr. Brubaker said one of the students
was suffering from tuberculosis whsn he
began ths diet. In six months hs had
gained six pounds. . .The diet was kept up
tor-two years. New York World.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results
Industrial Rank of the States
WASHINGTON, March 10. -Statistics
of manufacturers for the United States
snd for each state, showing ths average
number of wage-earners, ths total valus
of products, and the total valus sdded by
manufacture In IMS. together with the
rank of each stats with respect to these
Items,' are contained In a statement is
sued today by Director Durand of ths
bureau of the census. Department of
Commerce and Labor. It was prepared
under the supervision oti William M.
Stsuart, chief statlstlcan for manufac
ture and the figures were drawn from an
advance bulletin now In press. The
states are arranged In lb order of rank
with respect to value of product.
New Tork, Pennsylvsnia, Illinois, Mas
sachusetts, Ohio, Nsw Jersey and Michi
gan are foremost In regard to value of
products, number of wsge earners and
vslu added by manufacture. Each of
these ssvea ststes has the same rank In
all three respects except that Illinois,
which Is third In vslue of products and
value added by manufacture, ranks
fourth in number of wage earners, Mas
sachusetts, advancing to third place.
These seven states together report over
three-fifths of the total value of manu
factured products for the United States.
Most of the other states show approxi
mately the same rank In each of the
three Items, but there are several states
to which, because of the large proportion
which the cost of materials represents
of the total value of products, the
rank according to value of products is
materially higher than that In number of
wage-earners or In value added by manu
facture. This Is psrtlcularly true of
states In which ths flour mill and slaugh
tering Industries sre the most important.
Ths most noteworthy case of this char
acter is Kansas, which ranks fourteenth
in value of products, but only thirty
third In number of wsge earners and
twenty-eighth In vslue added by manu
facture, ;
The greatest percentage of Increase
are naturally In those stales In which
the development of manufacturing Industries-
Is comparatively recent
In psrcsntsge of Increase in value of
products, between 18W and 1MB, ths states
ranging above 106 per cent. In ranking
order are, Nevada, Idaho, Oklahoma,
Utah, Washington, North Dakota, Texas.
Oregon, North Carolina, Arlsona, West
Virginia, Mississippi, Georgia, Michigan,
Florida, South Carolina, Kansas, Nsw
Jersey, California. Alabama, Virginia
and Louisiana.
In percentage of Increase In average
number of wsgs-earners. between JK and
lttb, the ststes ranging a hove M per cent
In ranging order are Oklahoma, Idaho,
Nevada, Washington. Utah. Arlsona,
North Dakota, Oregon. West Virginia,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, North
Carolina, New Mexico, Kansas, Florida,
South Dakota, Tennessee, Virginia, South
Carolina and Nsw Jersey.
Among the ten states which are most
Important In manufacturing the most
conspicuous advances are in Michigan.
New Jersey and Ohio. The absolute In
crease, as distinguished from the per
centage of Increase, was greater In New
Tork, the leading manufacturing state.
than In any other ruae.
Wag
i Value
Value of Added by Per Cent
Producta. Maauf'turea, Increase.
STATE.
United State
New York.- ,
Pennsylvsnia
Illinois
Massachusetts
Ohio
New Jersey
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California
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Iowa
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Kentucky
Washington
Virginia
North Carolina...
Georgia
ebrasks
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Maine
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Alabama .
Colorado :
South Carollns.
Oregon
Mlasiwlppl
Arkansas
Montana .................
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Entire Stock of Pianos Goes on Sale
Tomorrow in Our Omaha Salesrooms
Beginning tomorrow, April 1st wa will place oa tala tha entire stock of Piano. Player Pianos and Organs brought from Our Council Bluffl
store, which wa closed Saturday, March SOth. This stock consists of tha greatest variety of make of Piano that wa have ewer carried In aiiy
of our branch honaea. We are now crowded for room, and the contractor are Insisting that we make way for them to commence improvements
on ouf building. This mean that LOW PRICES AND EASY TERMS MIST BK PREDOMINATING! FEATURES In order that we may dis
pose of 100 Instruments during this coming week. V. will, therefor, sell every one of these Punos, Flayer Pianos and Organs KEL.OW COST.
Here Arc a Few of Ure
Bargains from (his Stock
NO MONEY DOWN
Pay Sl.OO a Week
Our motto has always been to give the beat
possible value for money received, but during this
sale we ofler ths above terms In order to move
. them out quickly, why not take advantage of this
most remarkable opportunity? You have ths
. chance of securing s high .grade Piano,, Player
Piano or Organ at s pries which will convince you
Hhat no other Piano house in the United Bute
can duplicate. Are yon willing to Invest $75.00 for
s .food Upright Piano, one fully guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction or money refunded?
These Pianos Must Go
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Ss addition ta ths aova ts strumas ts w have aaaae a marked re
d actios la price of she (oltswiag wall knows Siaao and Flayer Flaaoei
srdmaa, Weher, Stecer a Soaa, Baursoa, KePhsil ana ear own sweet
toned ScbmoUer Si Mueller. Als ths Wsses, Whseloek, Stack, stay,
vesant, Teohaola and ear res SeasaoUsr S) IfnaUsr Flayer tnaaoa.
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$300 Pesss Co.. Practice Piano. .... $1530
$250 Apollo, Piano Player $40. OO
$350 UghU Co.. Practice Piano $25 .00
$300 Pianola, Piano Player SG.'kOO
$300 Kimball Piano . $70.00
$250 Arion Piano $75.00
$175 J. C. Fischer Pisno .- S'JO.OO
$260 Erbe PUno 935.00
$300 Ivors Pond Piano 87x25.00
$400 dickering 4 Bon PUno $125.00
$460 Tose Bon Pisno fi'l 40.00
$275. Smith Barnes Piano. ........ ..'120.00
$400 Steger Bon Piano. $185.00
$600 A! B. Chase Pisno . t$320.O0
$550 88-Note Player Piano $290.00
$450 Knabe Piano ' 4175J00
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Xt yoa a aaahl te sail ta terooa, aisa rof na a wow s4 we
will have a speelal rsprasaataUvs aatt oa row. Ordar ssatt will
rseelv prompt attsation. Baateaiser the terms i MO KOIm BOWsT,
An FATvaa-Ts of slso a was. '
sxcLusm sspsnawTATms
roa m
SCATOXUSS BTBXJTWAT tUIM
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co.
Kuittfsvetrr,
flmliri, s-tlwIUrt-
1311-13 Farnam St., Omaha
Tel. Beag. 1SSS ,
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BRIEF CITY NEWS
Xav Boot Mat tV .
West serf, OomHlaslomer, Ad v.
. Jsff w. Bedford tor eomml ssl oner
idv. Alfred Soreasoa for elty oornmlsslone.
-AdT.
Blsetri WasUasr MwihlsaSi Borsess
Oranden Company.
F. S. Taeksv, republican candidate for
senate. Bell phone "Florence lei. "-Adv.
Vote for Ooodley F. Brueker for Cera
SAlsstoner nnder the Commissi new Form
of Government Adv.
Boy A. Balph, Frlatar, lis 8. IS. D. !.
Wants a Cook Steve The Aasocuvtel
Charities wants a oook stov.
Btvoroe is Asked Oa Hetherlngtra
ha filed a petition In lb district court
T
for s divorce from Harry B. Hetharlnstoa.
Biets Olak Smoksr Ths Diets club
will give a tas (upper and smoker at
the elub room nest Friday evening.
Thar will bevnasle and a talkfest. Mem
bers and their friend are cordially In
vited to attend.
All BUs are Beteetea All th bid en
a new skylight In the postofflc building
have bass rejected. Th bid ranged from
AN, t Kaos, and th officials think
they wars too high. New bids will se
received next Friday at I o'clock.
Altos Stalled Bore Th Rock Island
has a train of fifty-two ear of automo
bile la It yard that will so through to
California a goon as th water subside
so that freight can be sent ever th read.
Thsr are an even SB machines In ths
shipment.
If yon hats anyone to exchange, ad.
tertls H In Th Bee Want Ad columns.
TWO DRAW INDETERMINATE
SENTENCES IN THE PEN
Jess 0. Capela wa given an tndeter
mtnsts sentence, of from ana to. twenty
years la lb stats penitentiary la th dis
trict court on a' charge of forgery.
Cappl forged several checks for small
amount on John Whelsn. John' Brown
was also given a Ilk sentense oa the
am charge. Brown Is a wsll-known
forger.
Chrlstlaa Seieara Laetarea.
Bleknell Young, C B. B. of London,
England, member of tha Board of Lec
tureship of th Mother Church, tha First
Church of Christ. Scientist, In Boston.
Mass., will lecture on Chrlstlso Science
at th Church edifice en St. Slary'a ave
nue and Twenty-fourth street, April 1
and I at I p. m. Thee lecture are free
and th publlo I cordially Invited.
VIADUCT MANftAMUS
' HEARING ON MONDAY
Th proceeding! i by the city to man
damus th rallros da to build th Nichols
street vlsdact Will be up In th district
court Monday. '
t'luaaara at Time, .
Xffeetlva Stmdsy March B. Train No.
I. leaving Webster street station, via
Chicago, HL Paul,. Minneapolis A Omaha
railway at I IS p. m.. and No. t, arriving
from Kmeroon at S:B p. m. are discon
tinued. Train Mo,' I will Iskve for Sioux
City at l:W p. m. Instead of l:gTp. so.
Batistas Permits. .'
O. A. Lukes, 4304 Fowler, frame dwalK
Ins. .4); Frank Vlck, MB Morth Blgh
tsenth stntst, frara dwelling, SUOO: Wal
ter Vandamresk. tt MerVidlth. tram
dwelHng, SMtt: J, F. 8turgea". aM rsnu.
RSOO.
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A CONVALESCENT recovering
uuiii uic a ta v a.fe& jm. uiaaaki
needs a stimulant to
If)
Mr
whip up lagging appetite
and tone up the unstrung
system.
DufiVs "Pure Malt Whiskey used in moder
ate. x amounts rapidly help the convalescent's
run-down system to help itself. ,
lilanaei
is the ideal stimulant because, it is made from the best
malted grain under the best conditions and free from
harmful adulterants. , v
Of course it should only be used in moderate
amounts.
At druggists, grocers and liquor dealers, or direct,
$1.00 large bottle.
ill
The Duff? Mart Whiskey Co.
Rochester, N. Y.
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