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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1912)
THE BEE: OMAH.. THURSDAY. APRIL 4, 1911 i JBOSSIE HAKSHIS REPORT Show that Omaha Bailie Keep Their Place Clean. 10 IZP02T 03 FCTTES FAT paler laapactar Seftere lejarr Ainum taat All mill ft Clewae I r Wrst at SOSt Mlk. Clauee F. Boeale. ritr dairy Inspector, aas aiarrt ta foDowtBf report to h health aepartsaeat Ml the steadies- of oalrtea (or th month of Marc: -Ia saasittttnc my report (or th month ( March will hare to aailt tba katter (at taat oa account ( serlowa lajury to th atilk Inspector throurfi a collision wits, a Mroat car that not onlr aemol Ished his buriT. but hi Incapacitate! aim (or work duriaf the g ratter part of In enoath. "Hare mada am proems in havlnt ears, arts cissasa aad baru whits wsaha. Ths extreme weather, however, baa seiaras this work socnewhat Mar L amrthaless. will (lad every barn and silk houas la batter condiUoa than eeer aafora knows ta thai errr. K the weather aloes aot taterfero. ' "Pol lowing aro the eor oa cleaaH- CERTIKIED DAJHES. P.f- Frassiasa Farm H I Aratml Dairv K. OtHF.R I'AlHIkji. C. Daanftru. aincara C I Ota JeMea. pMeeent Hill ? Jack Petersen. r'.reat Lava ., IXe Jssaaes. taste. as. I II. U (ilkbe. Mnk-r Pars, M I Mama Jsnsen, JOhraaka t Jams Milori Central a. I I. 4.-S Xeleon, Lake Xakoma W.I Julia Jaaosaen, tarter l.aa I Jerpreoa Bro.. Kirin Kaniiarv a I Jew Jeppeeen. FontaiM-tle I l-rton Job.ieon. Lakctdo M 1 K Jf. winter. Hlrarndo at U Chrtetcste-n, Oourtianq Mt '. Chnetenaes Co. Kltfa t Trad Johnson. Cross., K.I f. II. Oo.lo. Neat Door tv i . M. Oirtsan. Wast Bensua SS.S from "or-aeon. kerstnne M l A. Im, nellin H -NiTMTd Co., I'nlon Sanitary M l H1 Froet. JerseyvtUe M.I Fran! Hufer. 1m Bolt M.I J. I'. Boreassa, Canter Street M Jresie) Bros., People a....- M l larsaa Ul .'. t. Johnaoa, Coocordla .park at Jlsa Aasrrsoa U I Morn Hlerta. Milk rami Ul kris Jeneea M l II. K. Pauleea. Belmont..'. at I N. J. Kslsoo, Consumers kl.l K. Nscertaa M.I J. Spaniard U.I Han KniMtaea, Knudwn Il l Her M Jensaa. Hlackberry Ava II J. P. Johnson, fiprinc Oaitlsn ).? I'. J. Janstn, Cresrant aanliarjr i NordqulM Uroa., Uneoln Avenu Ml lleary Wsatta. Keystooa f ark a t Haaa Vlllswa. Model W an ChrlMoaaaa U. C. U Chris tanMO M; M l ,t'. Peterson. aHaiHtard a) I S. P. Newoa VI r. tt. Mansea, Grand Vtew 71.1 Peteraen Bros.. Twin CHy i I K. Cornasr. Mel rasa IllU........ Jt.l C. Jsasen. Mapla Ureva... , ti t R. P. Andaraoa .: U.I Xslderbarsj a latraaa. North Omaha Farm Ti t Bmbort Broa, Wan Lawa Jl. i J. L HsjuMIb. TH t W. Aaderaea. rtedslar Tt I A. M. Larson, IDrerrle Park 71 1 J. La Book, tlhady Urawa a TM C. M. C'hrlstsiisso ; I Qaoraa PHersoa i 71 1 C. M Jasoaaen. Ms ksrry Avana..., T7 I H. lOleasn, F.ism T7 I N. p. aaranesn. Carter Lake T7.I A. P. Orokerk. Sprtnt Lake Park TT I C. A. Haass i Tl I C. a. Chivtenaea, n. fsnriea Tl Aalea Cl.ristesai-o. faaltary 71.1 C. Aiserd. Omlbl Ti l M. Levleh. Manhattan 74. Jim Jaassa. Country Ctuk ti l I rank Vsad. 1iy , , Ti.l C. Jortresen. Walnut Hill Tl.t Martnua Jensen ...... Tl.t p. ahaania. Morth Beaaaa 14 I I'Unei poet. Wast Cuaaha Il l Anton Peterson. West Pacific T I f. Tl.' Jensen, waatern M.I P. I. Chrtstenaea. Waal od(e, ibaya . 4 Watarlaa Crsaanry oomuaoy).... ' "Tba A. r. AjidaraoB dakrr, knewa aa Ika Par? taa dairy, baa keen purchased br Mr. liarray, ba ksa bean siuiwed (Utaaa days to place ssom la sanitary coadiium and baa nan aosM lmproa pmm airaad)." ... Moiing Pictures t' in Sign Language t '.Til - i- .. i A nuXlon piotura skew la ta ka held at tha Nebraska tVkoel lor . tie Deal Thursday evening, April 1 under the auapteea of tha mUdla west beaaott of tba Oatlaadet Col leers Alusxat aasocl atloa. Abmm tha views to ba showa are tha scenes al tha pupil at th New Tork tat Bchool lor th Desf la tha military drill. lecture In Men landuade by Or. K. M. Oallaudei, founder and pretrtdent of Glaudet coileta at "trnaklagion, D. C. asd etfear views at knumal Intsreet aiada voder Iht (Hrecoon of th National Aa . i., i.. .k ru' a . - - evtolok 1 antertalmant i promised F -tends at th school art eordtallr In- Postal Savings Bank. .Increases Deposits Th CuMha Postal a rind bank I doinc ka tooraaoua amatint at kuslaass. taklad Is over tkto tltses a mark tnoney dur ing th masts) of Mare a It paid aut. Tit deposit tut tha month at March were W.Xt n. whll but UM was paid aut, At tba p meant Urn than are Ud depositors al th bank, with th total aawtnt at deposits lor tha fire months K baa bean la existence a I7L7I1M. Ali-STAR BASKET TEAM , GOINQ TO HASTINGS ' Aa atl-w Omaha "T" ssr,msiiaa kaa ketsenag aajaad baa keen packed by 1. T. Max-wen. pbystral dh-txtar, ta take part fea th (tat T rVsar toes-aaaaent. srhmk win be held at Hastings Thursday. Fri day and katardajr at Ula week. Tha (01 lowltni Ptayara wilt laare lor Hastings Thursday aftiiaaua la ahara tt R. U Walker, aaststant physical director: Frank Prucha. J aha Canto and Mark Hushes, lot a St da; Varatl Barter and Ed. via Careen, eew-tere; Barrewnua and Bitckkt, fuarda. SENATOR LA FOLLETTE WILL INTRCDUCEHIS DAUGHTER anator La FoUette, who speaks ta Osaaaa Pararaay asaM. krui fh-st asciear t the Tsaaai Wassaafa. CktSarJaa aswe ctatian aaaatatta m. ' akeis be wilt ia trodwse his daugater, kites taat rot. Uil. whs will apeak al that Bros. Claa wojaea mt Oeaaba are spensoi far Mlgt la Pstiatta- tsctar. aad they have tickets ta ants at lis nkdls drag moras. '.'..- Aa Aasaateaa Klmai t Us) sraat klnsT at cures. Dr. Kb, aa Kaer nawrary. tha kdlck. safe, aura eoaarb aad catd remedy. Kc aad tLM. kor tat, by Bsarea Drug c. County Hospital to Be Investigated Because of Fight Senrt;onal dlsrleeures regardinc af fairs At tba canary naeattal wilt ba made Friday afternoon, when tha Board of Cenaty Camnaealrnam lareatlgatea the Hst figtit between Interne lliggln and UrngSist St orlua. vhkch accurrad last week. uperlGtendcnt E. P. Robinson of the hospital and several of hla employes will he brought before the board to tall what they know of tha fight and It cause. Those wha will be called are Soperta- tendent Robinson, Head Noras Nannie Henry. Internee Higgle and Need ham. Druggist atorkaa. Insane Keeper Michael Meaney and Day Watchman Jamee Ryan. Reaolutlona calling tha hospital work are before tha board were adopted yes terday. It baa coma to the knowledge of th county- aommlaslonare that It was aome thlnc mora thaa an old standing grudge between Morkaa and Hlgglna that caused the battle between them, while County Commissioner Beat, chairman ad th hoa pttal committee, was out of th city a week ago. storkaa baa made serious ac cusations aad has given tt out that he win not "back water." gaortly after th fight beta era Hlcgtns and starksn one o tbs nurses st rhs hospital was dis charged by order at Superintendent Robinson. Beaten by Husband, She Forgives Him The old. old tlory of th faithfulness of woman was told again la police court. whan Mrs. Thomas Jackson refused to appear against ker husband, who had onnaiiy mistreated per arnua la a drunken frenry. Judge Foatsr dealt aut auty day to tha prisoner, but sus pended seateaee during good behavior. Tha police made a hurried call to th Jackson home, KM William street, neigh bor bavins reported that h was beat- tnt k'S wife. When th prrioars arrived I hey (bund the whole neighborhood con gress ted arawad tha hauaa and Inside found Mrs. Jackson with her face and clothing covered with Mood, and her bnsbaad standing ever bar la a threalsn- Ing altitude. MAGNOLIA CAMP GIVES PARTY FOR CHILDREN Magnolia camp No. lia, Modern Wood' men of America, gave a Jolly party (or tha kiddles Taasday al th samp's hall. Twenty-fourth and Amss avenue. Tha children were gueela of honor and had th Urn at their Uvea About lb) chil dren sod parents wars present. A regular vaudeville performance was given. Tba Shelly brothers gavs aa ao ropatlo stunt and th Nalaoa krothera far aa exhibition of wreetllng and box ing. Mrs. Brlgfa. the. vantnioautet. da llghted th Httls one with aa xhlbUlon f her art and Mr. Brigs gave MUctlons a th greohoptioae. F. W. Oross aaag. MM rrleda Raash played th plena and Mis Dora Base (ava readings. , Mr. Cartas sang coon songs. The members of th committee la charge were J. Kelly McOsmbs, C I. Crttehfleld. P. H. Sttyer, M. U Wndr, Usd aad Bhaaren - 1 RYDER CALLED AWAY BY DEATH OF A RELATIVE John J. Ryder, one st tha candidates for ceunrllmsn. Indorsed by the CI tl sens' anion, was called to Minneapolis, Minn., yesterday on account of th sudden death of a brother-in-law, W. S. Das gerf'MT. ftydsr will not be (M to return before Sunday ar Monday, a Mr. Daggett was Interested In several line at buetnea nnd leave, beetles his widow, a large family of young children. With Mrs. Daggett, who Is Mr. Ryder sla ter, th deceased spent aarersi days u Omaha last fall, his son being a foot ball player aa tha St. Thomas team, st the time of tho Crelghton-St. Tt.omas toot hall game, Paul Daggett playing canter on tha latter team. ROCK ISLAND OFFICIALS . PASS THROUGH OMAHA John Sebastian, third vice president nf th Rock Island, rams la from California yesterday sftsr spend trig tho winter there Hs Immediately left for Chicago la his prlvsie car. W. H. Leary. general passenger agent mt th Rock Island, cam la front the west today and tbia afternoon left for Chicago. P. i. Shubert, general agent ot th Rock Island at Kansas City. Is la laws. bavins coma here to meet Vice President Sebastian aad General Passenger Agent Leary. Ha Is afUmlttl over tha boat sees outlook for the coming year and predicts a hla crop throughout tho wast, LABORER SUES RAILROAD AND ELEVATOR COMPANY 01 Olson, a laborer, has started suit for tM).N against tha Maerkua m Millard company and tha Missouri Pacific rail, road tor personal Injury damages la dis trict court Hs aliases ba was hart when ho (tipped and fell oa an ley walk 1a tab Merrlam Millar com. bany't yards oa North Eighteenth street. It I charged the railroad hsa tracks la tho yards and equally la re t possible (or ths accident. MINNIE HETH LAWTON DIES AT HANCOCK, MICH. Word was received la Omaha yesterday that Mlanla Hetk Lawun had died at Hancock. Mich., yesterday morning. Her another. Mrs. Martha Hath, and brother, Stockton Hetk. had received word ot her serious Illness and war hastening to tha bedside when they roostvod word at Chi cago ot bar death. Mrs. Law ton had a boat ot friend la Omaha, where she resided far a number of year. - , , lister rettir dBdddddddJ4 17 n " n 9 -VirxOrdnrMliy, !eady-to-ear Section -2d Floor It would seem as if Spring merchandise was never eo pleasing as it is this year. In part it may be due to the long tedious winter. All of ns, probably, are glad that it is over and in contrast to the dull, heavy winter wear ables the spring fabrics "look so good" paraphrasing Khayam then, let us say: "Come fill your purse And in the fire of Spring Your winter garments And worn headgear fling." This is not original with ns so we will not be accused of breaking into poetry. Thursday special showing of Easter Suits made from most desirable materials such as wide wales, serges, diagonals, whipcords, etc Colors navy, tan, grey. The new blues, bis cuits, cream and whites. Thursday special $25 and $35 Tailored and Fancy Coats from $15.00 to $23.00. Serges, cords, taffetas, satins, etc, A very special lot of Embroidered A FA and Lac Trimmed Waists at Wswll Ask to look at the Real Irish Lace Gar- ment& More desirable as heirlooms than jewels. Every lady prizes some few pieces. Exceptionally attractive showing of Chil dren's, Misses and Juniors' Ready-to-Wear Garments. Double space, double stocks. Many specials for THUBSDAY. New Footwear for Women and Children Quietly, without bugle blast, our new Shoe Department has sprung into a perma nent place in the shoe field. So desirous were our customers to patronize this new depar ture, that long before stocks were complete customers were crowding to buy. Please understand that no claim is made that this is the ONLY shoe department in Omaha. There are others and good ones, too. It us give you a few points as indicators-why you should look, at least, at our NEW STOCK. All stock is new therefore latest in style. Most of it MADE to our or ders. Under the management and direction of Frank N. Tnttle, one of the most popular and best informed of Omaha's shoemen. NOW FOR THE SHOWING Here manifestly we can mention only a few of the many good things. If it will serve to direct your attention our way we will make a friend and customer. Women's Boots in suede, patent, dull and white. Women's Colonial Pumps with large buckles, in tan, patent and dull; also white buck and canvas. Women's low heel English Pumps with low heel and broad tread, in all the leathers. Exceedingly strong in Children's Shoes; all leathers and white back. Hand Made Shoes for the Baby Boys' Shoes of extra quality, made on the English walking last style and quality extremely exceptional $2.50 and $3.50, according to size. Chain liable to be ail Uken in tha after. Boons. Try and come in the morning. The near ending of Lent mnkes increased business in the Candy Section. Orders are crowding in. If you would be sore of prompt deliver ies and choice selection, leave your orders at once. Mr. and Mrs. Cobb in charge. Hygienic, dean, sanitary candies. Kept free from dust under glass. Catering orders taken at department. Thn Kilpa'frick & .dmpany Huge Mail Train Given Right of Way on Trip to the West Tha largest mall train in any part of th world left Omaha for tbs waat Tuesday afternoon over tha I'nlon Pacific. Tbs train consisted of nothing but mall cars. Seventeen of thess cars loaded to th guards left Omaha at I S) o'clock. Ths ssvsntsea care carried ever 300 ton of mall and thirty-tour postal clerks. The mall consisted of three Sunday deliveries, Uin Monday derlvertea and one Tuesday Burning delivery. Th train will not maka a stop other than to take on fuel sad wstsr. throwing oft mall at ths elation tt passes at an enormous rata of speed. A right-of-way was given th train. . Permit to smoke ic Ail dealers. Bingo! Bing!! Corn's Gone! Wtir tnallir Shin, Urfir Smllit Let svery corn victim r s J o I c a ! W o a dorf ul "Blag ' t corn psl a s at OIM.'! Jurt pslal In corn -- a s cad'a time aay oingo raise rone I Oreeta.it In vention tor foot growth since Adam. Moans J .Irk rid. anc to worst corns, call ausea, bunlona that over g r a w se listi feet Not psrtlsl riddance whole piaausd thing goes! Every time! "Blneo" enahlea lota of folks ta wear else smaller shoes sis larger smiles. Vakae foot smooth ss a whistle shoe slips on so saslly. painlessly you forgot you ver had foot trouble. "Bingo" shrinks the corn, loosen e It down to the root's end out it comes Just like that! Doesn't hart healthy tissue. Hlngo's as different from ususl "corn cures' aa night from day. Gat It snd see. teste sv-ewets. nets st dieaswte'. ar saet etnxe st Pilia ruaiws n tv 111 X Daef Sers Si.. feteSM. It!. BM la raja cmt b aasiaa A HaOeieaa Ben Oa.. lets aa Portie. ma ens nsnm. ana raraaaa. te;-t ,Ne lain iSaami-e Cat M Dras turn. 1M X. tat Ckaa. J. Sartinakr. ink as Jeekaaa Sta.. Saner Dr Oa.. rii S. ats St. STUDENTS TRY FOR PLACES ON H. S. DRAMATIC TEAM P roil mi nary tryoats for th Omaha Hie school era lor class play which win U ( presented at tha Brand next aaaath i are bslac held this wssk ta ths studio ot Miss Ulllaa Pitch la tha Boyd theater i bolkJIsdC. The title af this vear's dramatic offer- I lac ha aot yt been decided upon and I tiia trials Uua work are ma rely to aot i detail ot praauactatVsa and ability ta 1 read Hnes aa tho part ot tho students. I aatsMStaia laai saestnaaa be adveettalne In Th Bat th new ape per that reaches a oi t Buyers. i at rouNTaiH.HoriLa,oa tiaf WMtaa Gat two Original aw Gennine liORLICK'S HALTED MILK The Food Drink for All Aes Its BsU, sttU OA! BTUCI. n POWBca NAt It. aaeaw If III. T l tWt All cut J ami. 1IUM1 lastwt o -HOKUCftTS- Take a paclaf e owe The reason why we call the Want Ad Way the Modern Way COMPARE the present method of filling daily wants with the method used in olden times. Think' for a minute of the old days when, if the merchant wanted help, it was either necessary to make a personal search or else "hang out a sign. Or, when some arti cle of value became lost, the only possible chance of recovery was to have the Town Crier make known the loss to the best of his ability. Think of a Town Crier in these modern times, in a ti, city like Omaha, with its 150 000 population. Since the days when the Town Crier held forth times m SI a a aa nave changed, cities have grown larger, an d new condi tions necessitate new methods. So we call the Want Ad Way the Modern Way. Throogh tha want ad iolumns of the daily newspaper all wants are filled. , And just aa in every other city, there ia one paper considered best for this kind of advertising, so, in Omaha, The Bee is the recog nized waat ad medium. When the employer wants help, or the unemployed seek work When you have a boarding ouse to fill, or rooma for rent, or Cats for rent When you have some miscellaneous article for aale, like a stove, piano, graphophone, old furniture, or most anything iIse When you want to rent a house, or buy, sell or exchange aay kind of real estate When you want to find a lost article These are but a few of the hundreds of various ways in which the modern want ad can be of service in a community the size of Omaha. THE OMAHA BEE Want Ad. Department "The Want Ad. Way is the Modern Way THE BEE goes into more than 75 per cent of the English-speaking homes of Omaha, and likewise into thousands of homes ia the surround ing countryside. A Want Ad brought, sent or deliv ered at The Bee Office before noon is passed on without delay to the composi tor, stereotyper and pressman, and with in a few hours' time is ready to go with each copy of The Bee. Experienced advertising men at The Bee Office are at the service of those who desire aid in writing advertisements. The telephone service offers perhaps the most convenient way to get in communi cation with the Want Ad Department Telephone "Tyler lOOO" at any time of the day or until late at night, and your Want Ad will be received by aa experi enced and courteous operator. -