THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, APRIL 16. 1912.
BIG MUDDY BOLSTERS AGAIN
County Surveyor Believe Danger at
Florence ii How Over.
3TT IS KADE OF DAMAGE
''Heel mm Caa risk reels that It
Ceald Hare Stent a Heavier
Flew lata Carter Lake
Hum Welt Filled. .
The "Blf Muddy" bolstered up again
.yesterday and st'od at lu old mark
of Saturday moraine of 1M feat. It
dropped two or three inches Sunday
Afternoon, but a fresh volume of water,
.aided by high north wind, hai given
new cauat tor uneasineis to property
owners alone the river. The water t
choppy and la coming down In a big
torrent, making It impossible to get an
exact reading ot the gauge. The new
'crest that came la but momentary, how
ever, the water rapidly recedlns and wae
again at IS feet at o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
County Surveyor UcBride believes all
'danger la over with, at least tor the
time being, and that the repair done
to the levee road along the south shore
of Florence lake will be the only cost
to the county.
All points north ot' Omaha report the
crest ot the present nigh water faUIng
on an average ot a half foot to foot
and a half a day and It Is believed
further overflow "of the river In this vi
cinity Is Improbable.
Damage te C.saty.
It hi estimated the cost to the count!
by the flooding ot Florence lake will not
reach mora than 1200.
At the west end of Florence lake a
sluice Is carrying oft water Into the bot
toms north ot Carter lake. The Rod and
Gun club only desires that mors water
would overflow Into Carter laks and the
levee was cut through to allow this very
thing. A culvert was built Just east of
"ninth street so as to allow travel along
the road,
Property Is Nat Damaged.
With the water In the river rapidly re
ceding the Omaha Street Railway oom
aany finds Its property has come through
the flood undamaged. On the line from
Council Bluffs to Manawa the water
from the river came up to the tracks, but
the grade was not washed.
In Manawa there Is the best stage ot
water m years. The river overflowed the
country to the west and swept over the
'lake; tilling it to the top et the banks.
ADVERTISING EXPERT
: TO TALK HERE THURSDAY
' 8. Roland Hall, former director of ad
vertising for the International Corres
pondence schools of Screnton, Pa., win
address the Omaha Ad club at the Men
shaw hotel Thursday noon.
Hall was for eight years with the cor
respondence schools and recently became
associate editor of Printers' Ink. While
at Scranton he taught advertising and
errata business books, manuals and text
books,
The Ad club luncheon was postponed
from Tuesday until Thursday noon In
order to head the advertising authority,
Hero and Girl He Saves
OUVER O. ron.SOK SAVES GERTRUDE BESSIE FROM THE TURBO-
'BAKER FUNERAL HELD
u FROM HOME ON SUNDAY
Tha funeral ot R. W. Baker, late super
Intandent of the Omaha Bee building, was
held Sunday afternoon at o clock
from the residence. XX Mason street
The body was aent to New . Bedford
Mass.. Mr. Baker's boyhood home, for
burial.
Sure, Safe Way
To Cure Corns
lMttdy tatr u. A
Emf4tt
Cere-tret a
Fuss ao mors with bloody knives and
rasors with slimy salves and sticky
s ticking; plasters I Bother no mors with
bulky straps, cotton wads, cloth dough
gluts and similar nuisances! No mors need
mAAtmm Inault til injury.
Foot-torture days are over! Praise be
to Bingo! Qrsat, wonderful, Cora-Con-a
tiering Blngol Worst corns quickly
yield to Its withering touch. Inflamma
tion tM tia atoo "as if by mafic!" No
barm te normal fleea. Cora or callous
just fades away you peel It oft oast it
from your elffhtfDvt trouble then Is
soerely memory I , -
Maks no mistake. It pestsred with
cms, bunions, callouses, warts several
ly or eollscUvslr-irs B1KOO you want.
There an I anyuung -jusi as soo
ai trass1. Ms. Or Street tsm noetst
hebnalaoa Pharaecel Co.. Ill Ke. Dt
Vn St. CtiMse. III. Ml ttu i tr
sii Maw a MeOoaaeii ores t . ma f pees
lea aaS 8niT. MS aai Fa.. all Unl
m-t n. ivta st.
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J TUP.. , SI
Gertrude Bessie
Designing Sinner
Touches Churcnmen
At lesst three of the seven elders of
Castallar Presbyterlsn church and no cos
knows how many credulous laymen of
that congregation are wondering what
has become of such a nice, honest-raced
sinner who visited tbelr place of worship
and established a general acquaintance.
The sinner borrowed money from thenv
but he has not paid them back.
He waa such a nice fellow, with curly
hair and an open countenance. He at
tended divine services about two weeks
ago and the alders extended the warm
hand of wslcoms to him. They introduced
him around, and the visitor attended
Christian Endeavor meetings.
With his foundation thus well laid ths
curly-headed stranger made the rounds
of his new friends and touched each at
them. He wss not a professional, though.
for he only touched his victims tor
apiece. ,
Uses Bad Judgment
in Stealing a Kiss
Because the ruby lips ot Miss Agnes
Blund. an attractive blonde, appeared Ir
resistible. A. Lanifelt, a cook living at
M South Twenty-fifth avenue klased her
at 1 o'clock In the morning wuie as-
eomnanylng Mrs. Langfelt and Miss
Blund horns from a dance.
Ths kiss caused a quarrel between the
three and the police were summoned and
took ths trio to the police station. They
nut ud cash bonds for appearance la
police court.
Judge Foster told them to settle their
troubles outside of court. Ths three left
the room smiling.
Burglar Overlooks
Big Bag of Silver
A burglar visited tha room of E. L.
Allen. sST Decatur street and found
Allen's coat and vest upon a chair. The
garments were taken upon the porch and
stripped ot their belongings, S27 In money.
Had ths thief looked about ths room he
would have seen a bag containing about
tio In sllvsr. Allen reported his loss to
the police, but he Is not going to leave
ths sack ot money where another noc
turnal visitor can find it.
Too MudrAqua Pura
Drives Him to Drink
"Who wouldn't get drunk when the
floods wash you out of your homer
asked W. P. Stan berry, who, with Tom
Lawless and Oeorge Cleveland, former oc
cupants of a houseboat near ths dog
pound, were arrested by Of floor Brink tor
being drunk. The three were found upon
the property of tha city asphalt plant at
Eleventh and Nicholas streets.
The trio told Sergeant Marshall that
then houseboat had been submerged with
the flood water and that they were forced
to get out or drown. - To drown their
sorrows they, became Intoxicated.
Army Notes
fntin Halaev K. Yates, eommsndant
st ths University of Nebraska at Lincoln,
la relieved: from duty at that Institution,
to take effect July L and assigned to the
Thirteenth In an try.
The leave of absence granted First
Lieutenant Robert 1. Goodwin of the
Fourth infantry has been extended three
months. We first leave was for two
months on ths surgeon's certificate of
disability, ha going to us noma at viu
cennes, lnd.
Vator Benlamtn W. Atkinson. Fourth
Infantry, well known socially In Omaha,
Is detailed with twenty others to enter
the nest class at the Army War college
at Washington, D. C.
General orders are received by the De
partment of the Missouri maintaining the
enlisted strength of the United States
army for home and foreign service. The
orders ssalgn the number of men to be
detailed by each regiment, company and
detachment and the rank which forms a
composite part.
Ths present strength of toe army will
not bs materially affected, the purpose
being to reconstruct the strength of the
regiments now In service, keeping the
number of men In companies and bat
talions ths same and not exceeding the
number designated by act of congress
ROOSEYELT TOURS THE STATE
Will Spend Wednesday ud Thurs
day in Easter Hebruka.
TT.va ttt;ht. WEDNESDAY SIGHT
AaeMtarlaas Has Been EagagoeV To
- Start at Haatlasrs Wedaeeaay
Meralaa Will Ga te
Kansas taay.
Former President Theodora Roosevelt
will speak at the Auditorium In Omaha
Wednesday s veiling and la Lincoln at
th Auditorium. Thursday evening, ac
cording to announcement given out st the
Roosevelt besdquarters in us noma noiw
today.
lir. Boeaavelt mill arrive la Hastings
early Wednesday morning and begin a
two day tour ot the state, the first speech
being made at Hastings. Ths Itinerary
for the two days will bs as follows:
wA-.riav Haatlnxa. Grand Island.
Central City, Clarke, Columbus, Schuy
ler. North Bend. Fremont, Omaha.
ThuraUv Nebraska City. Auburn, rails
pitv Tahia Rork. Pawnee. Tecumssh.
Beatrice, Wyniore. Pewit t, Crete, Lincoln.
Mr. Roosevelt will reach umana tate
Wednesday afternoon and will speak in
ik. auditorium at t o'clock In the even
ing. After the meeting he will go to hie
car and during tha night will go to
Nebraska City, there to begin Thursday's
ttrt ri in the morning. Ths colonel
will reach Lincoln early Thursday even
ing and the meeting In the Auoitonum
there will begin at o'clock.
t.vin Unmln.'Mr. Roosevelt will go
to Kansas, where he will spend Friday
making speeches.
HOTEL OWNER IS GIVEN
BIG FINE BY JUDGE FOSTER
anting waa runs the St. Elmo
hotel. WU-U Howsrd street, which waa
raided Saturday night W Sergeants Cook-
v..ou and Officer Cook, was nnsa
and costs for running and Ill-governed
place. One inmate was rmea s ana costs,
two forefelted Bonds and three others
AlaeNaread.
Mrs. Stella Smith, colored, wss giving
nartv Baturdsy night whsa several
deputies raided her place, at IU North
TMMh atreac A lot OI Doer wee w-
ana admitted airing ths liquor
away and was fined let and cast, but ths
fine was suspended, sixteen inmates
were discharged.
Beefcneaaa Streaaly gMeaasmeadeel.
At the primary election. April tl, com
paratively taw ot the voters wUl be ac
quainted with tha candidates for stats
office, and the undersigned take this op
portunity to ssy a few words In regard
to Fred Beekmsnn, the only republican
candidate from thla part of tha state for
ths office as Commissioner of Public
Lands and Buildings.
Mr. Beekmsnn ts well qualified. Is
honest and conscientious. Ws have
known him for many years. He eras
for six years president of ths Bute As
sociation ot County Commissioners and
Supervisors, whsn we were Commission
ers of Douglss county. Wc think Mr.
Beckmann the right kind of man for the
office. E. M. 8TENBERO,
Adv. O. R. WILLIAMS.
Taft is Strong in
the Northern Part
. of Antelope State
According- to Frank Nelson. bankePand
Influential politician ot Niobrara, aid a
delegate to the national republican eon-
ventlon In 19M. says there is very natch
enthusiasm over the coming primaries.
and hs Is of the belief thst Knox cotnty
will go solid for President Taft. Ffcm
all appearances, he ssys, Boyd cotnty
will aleo go for Taft.
Mr. Nelson has been on a short salt
to Excelsior Springs snd stopped off tn
Omaha for a couple of days. "It Is my
opinion that President Tift will carry
Nebraska st the primaries Frldsy b) a
large majority," ssld Mr. Nelson.
and took Murphy to Jail, ahere he was
charged with Interrupting a religious
meeting. The fight took place at tha
Gospel mission, 106 South Fourteenth.
INJUNCTION IS SECURED
AGAINST LOAN SHARKS
Temporary order restraining the Peo
ple's Loan company from exscrlng al
leged usurious Interest from him was se
cured bv Thomas J. Hatch, a horse dealer.
lin district court. He alleges he borAeed
11B from the company a few months sgo,
snd whils he has paid !1!1.3 ths company
still claims He tendered 81.7 la
full settlement, he slleges, but the com
pany refused to accept it and threatened
to attach his household goods.
Automobile Party 1
Target for Bullets
While riding wtth his family In) his
automobile through Millard Charles Cox,
sat O street. South Omaha, the nrty
was a target for two bullets flrej at
him'wlth a long-range rifle.' The rVith
Omaha pol os were notified, but they are
helpless beoKuse the intended victim says
he has no enemies nor any Idea of whom
his woald-be assassinator la
I
MURPHY RESENTS BEING
SUBJECT OF THE KING
Pan Murphy, who takes pride In tie
fart that he Is an Irishman born ri
Dublin. Is languishing la the city Ml
because a Norwegian scoffer Insulted hla
by calling him a "blooming' Britisher,
Murphy resented ths Insult In a flasl,
and while the tight was at Its most Is
t cresting point Officer Ferris eppeere
DAVID COLE TO RETURN
TO HIS DESK TODAY
Pavld Cole, president of the Cole
Creamery company, has recovered from
the Illness which hss kept him at home
for several weeks, snd will return to his
office duties thla morning.
Hla phyeiclsn gave Mm release today,
but swing to the change ot weether. Mr.
Cole remained at home, where he per
sonally has been answering telephone
cslls as to his condition.
MRS. HORN'S CONDITION
IS MORE ENCOURAGING
Ths condition of Mrs. W. H. T. Horn,
who Is In a critical condition at Clark-
son hospital as the result of Injuries sus
tained In an automobile accident, shows
slight Improvement and Dr. Holllstsr, ths
attending surgeon, feels much more hope
ful then he did Sunday. However, Mrs
Horn Is not out of danger, and It Is
problematical whether or not she will
survive.
No Man is Stronger
Than His Stomach
A strtMl msa is itroe all ever. N man can be
stroaf whe is cVinf from weak staaisok with its
soasaqusnt iodif ssttoo, or froa soma ctbsr disease
i ttm stoasah aad its sssoeistsd crjass, which iss
ssin difeetioa and Btitritioa. Fir whsi the stomach
is weak or diseased than is loss of ths autritioa
soatsiasd la rood, which is the sowrsc el sll physicsl
strsalth. Whoa msa " doesn't fsd just right,"
whsa he docsa'l sleep wall, has aa aajoinlo ruble
(scli.il ia the stomach altar celiac. Is Imfuid, asrvwus, Irrltsblc aad oeepoad-
mt, hs is hwiag the autritioa needed to aks strength.
Sac a mam ; as Dr. ree'e Gafefea Wsdea
Discorsry . n mm Cfssassa mi tarn efomc mm mtmrnr
mrtm mf tffssrioei aaef aofrfrfs. It eartcaea Ma afeeef.
faWforarea Me lrer, sfre-e-fbess Me kUmmym. mmmrimm
Me serves, sss se GIVES HEALTH XHD BTMMMQTM TO
TUB WHOLE BOOT.
Yoe can't afford to accept utrit bos turn as substitala tot fhis aoa
aleoholia medieiae or snown ooxrotmow, not even thou fa the srgaat scale
my aherebt make little bi(fer prott. Inlrsdlents printed oa wrapper.
ERUPTTQli CAUSED
nri
DR. BRADBURY. DENTIST
IBM Fun an Be fV9 Phone Dong. 17M
PUtas $a.00lp
Extracting lot I'P
l-U-sa OOc t
Crowns ... ....SXMUp
erldgework ...ta.MVp ao T
s ssase. a
ass asms Bmse
r
Missing Teeth supplied
without Plates ot Bridge-
stork. Kervee reasot
without pain. Work S-s"
snleed tea ysara,
Call is Extended
to Dr. FW. Leavitt
A call to the pastorate ot Plymouth
Congregational church has been extended
to Dr. F. W. Leavitt, who resigned ths
same charge four years ago to become
president of Franklin academy. Such
action waa taken Sunday by the congre
gation, which has been without a pas
tor since the first . of the year, when
Dr. J. P. Clyde resigned to go to Ames.
It Is felt that Dr. Leavrtt will look fa
vorably upon the call.
Whooping: Coueh
C OVT ASTHMA COUGHS
SROteCHTrtS CATARRH COLOS
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riMtaeasa. a as hiSaSia
tea A- 7 The aai immt maatraMto-.
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Try Cftmltmjtm beta
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m-eaa,asiiLUuaes
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dltassasX.ILT.
RENO DIVORCEE REFUSED
MARRIAGE LICENSE HERE
William J. Hunter, official of a Cana
dian railroad, and Mrs. Mlna O. Car-
berry, crass widow ot a well known De
troit dentist, were refused a marriage
Bcenas by Charles A. Furay, bookkeeper
and marriage license clerk to the county
Judge's office. The Mcenso was refused
when la answsr te the question of Mr.
Furay, Huntsr said Mrs. Carberry was
divorced In Reno. Nov.. only last week.
Mr. Furay explained thst the Nebraska
law prohibits the remarrtagea of divorced
persons within six months after the
granting of the divorce.
Mr. Hunter aad Mrs. Carberry left for
Kansas City, hoping they would find ths
Missouri laws leas strict.
A report froa Reno Is to the effect that
Mr. Carberry soon la te wed aa Omaha
woman.
HAVE YwU A BAD BACK?
Drive aeray your Backache, get today
a package or Notner liray s Aromatic
Leaf tor the kidneys and correcting thst
lame, sore and all unstrung feeling ot
the nervea. If your kidneys act too
frequently, er actum Is painful and
scanty. Aromatic esf la corrective ana
it best ResTulaur. At Dnucsists or bv
mall Sec Sample FR K. Address, The
"Breakfast is
Ready !
OMAHA COAL MAN WEDS ST.
JOSEPH GIRL AT CHICAGO
Bernard H. Kemper, secretary and
manager of the Baum Coat company of
thla city, surprised his friends by marry
ing yesterday at Chicago. He left he
Saturday eevnlng, saying he would be
gone a week. Word wee received that he
bad secured a license in Chicago to marry
lUss Stella Jarvls of St. Joseph. Me.
You don't believe it but It
must be true, for the house
, is filled with the pleasant
aroma of something good to
eat You don't believe any one could prepare
. breakfast in so short a time. Of course it's a'
Shredded Wheat Breakfast
the kind that's so easily and quickly prepared and
' so appetizing and nourishing. Shredded Wheat is
ready-cooked, ready-to-serve. For breakfast heat the
biscuit in oven to restore its crispness,
then pour hot milk over it, adding a little
cream. Salt or sweeten to suit the taste.
Nothing so warming and satisfying and
. nothing so easy to prepare.
A Shredded Wheat Breakfast Lets You Sleep
M-d -tr
THE SHREDDED WHEAT COMPANY, NIAGARA FALLS, N.T.
. Births aad Deaths.
. Births Morris aad Irene Mickleaen. 311
Franklia street, girl; Mike aad lillle
fXdefc. Sit Hick on- street, sir!: Edesr ami
Collie ta Rocbeford. 218 South Seventeenth
street, boy: M. snd Maria Petersen. S3
narney street, gin; c J. and Gertrude
fchea, IX aird street, boy; Everett and
Nellie Nelson. IRS Spruce street, boy;
David and Jamas Canbv. Omaha rc.
era! hospital, boy; Charles and May Otsen,
un Ttana venerai nospitai. gKL
Deaths si ante ret Savage. months im
North Twentieth street: Jsmes Baker. K
years. Fortieth and Poppirtoa avenue:
Mrs. Mariara P. Westcott. U years, 1
llsdlson avenue: Mrs. Anna Inse. Ss
years, ani Dorcss street: William Sullt
vaa. it years. Fortieth snd foppieion
avenue; Robert W. Baker, a years, tm
Masoa.
Uve wlrea smoke Permits, t ctnta
$36,500 in Diamonds
$20,700 in Watches
S12,O00inSterlingSilver
$8,000 in Gut Glass
$11,500 in Plated Ware
$26,300 in Gold Jewelry
Sales Daily
10 a.m., 2 p.m.
and 7 p. m.
11$ S. 16th St.
27 Tears ia Omaha
Caused by removal to the new store at 16th and
Douglas streets. Every article guaranteed. Valuable
presents given away at each sale.. -
Baby's Bsdy Covert, with Urge
Sores.' Seemed to Itch ami Burn.
Finnr Nails FeH Off. Little or
No Sleep. Used Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. In 6 Weeks Cured.
Dodseo. Meat. "Wbea ay baby soy
wss six most as eM, kls body wss completely
covered with large aetas thai sssmsd te Itch
aad bum, aad eauss terrible
suffering. The eiuptiea be
tas pi-alea which wmiM '
epaa ssd rua, maklag lergs
ssres. Ha bstt csme out sad
inrer sails fell c0, sad the
sons wet. erar the satire
body, earning lit Us ar as
sleep for baby er myself,
tireat scabs would come eg
wbea I removed Us ihut-W.
tried s greet sisoy remedies,
but aottwg would kelp hla.
tm a fftmd hdoeed as te
try the Gutleara Ssap sad
Omtaaat. I tasd the Cuti.
. eura Seejp sad Otntaiaat bu
a inert time briers I eeuld
sss thst he wss ha sees lag.
tad la six wasfcs' time be wss entirely cured.
Be had suffered about six weeks before we
tried Ike Cutature Soap aad Otataeat al
though we had tried several ether things, aad
doctors too. 1 Ihtek the Cutksira Rssssdlea
wUl do sll that Is dahned for thea, aad a
great deal mors." trussed) Mis. Nobis
Tubman. January 3. lil. .
For red. rough, chapped and blssdtag
Bands, Itching, burning palms, aad aaafld
atet-eads, a one-ait hi Cuttoua treatsaens
works wonders. Soak heads, sa retiring, a
bet water sad OtHacuia rJosp. Dry. anoint
with Cutleuia Ointtaeat. aad weer eld. loam
loves durlsg ths night. CuMcura Soap aad
Ointment are said suse.hsis. Sample W
each maUrd free, with M. book. Aedreas,
CuUeura." Dept. T, Boatoa. Tatda-faced
stta should IMS Ctttkura Soap Shavai Stick.
Qeans like ill j
Magic
mi l
VTOTHIG can eaual
Abeorene for quick, eary and
thorough deanrnf. It sets like mafic
Dull, dark, grimy wall paper it made te
look like nc Ire.h snd Inririnf. The
soucd-darkenrd window shsdes that you
ars about to throw away an
be cleaned and aerd for s
lonf urn to come. ' '
r &
Wall Paper Cleaner
' &M VI 'WL tip
ii 10 sully ustd limply wipe ths wall
or shads once with Absoietn and the dirt
aod irk" l bsorbsd. . Abaorsee is nady
to use no mixlnf or ruwinf-snd it leaves
no dirt er litter behind ru There is no
hard work 0 drudgery no rubbing;.
And Abeorene Ii absolutely harmless it
. L.m , V. .! haiwla ne nift
can w m '' . -
dclicaM fabrics. AUrgeanciMUbutlOe.
Far Sals If
W U leuee Os.. f ''""
CMacll ' Sarle-Heal OrM Of-. JJ?
(ft, H. swwies. '
AborenMfgCo.
Sne r retat
tt,L.-a,We.
mm
mf&tcsio
I::
For the Imperial Coun
cil, Mystic Sirine,'. at
Los Angeles, the Santa
Fe will sell ; first-class
round-trip ' tickets to
California at a very low
fare. Anybody may go.
Exact cost . from your
startmg point given on
request . , .
Tickets en sale April 17 te May V
inchnire. ' Good until June 27
returning. ' Liberal Mop-cvcra. '
Hoaercd ao our four Califonna
through trains, including the lux
urious Cafifora ia Limited,
Fred Harvey aeab. - -
Oa the way you may visit Craad
Caaym i ef Arbeaa. -
- . ::
If yoe can't go thea, wart for ear
daily CaCfornie Smmmmm acar
aiaas, beginaing June 1. .
tarn fans all suwver.
nsc i or our roiaers descriptive n
these outings. ' B
Saemel Umrr, Ga. Aft. 9
la Tth at. Iks am, ktw . a,
P-e,a-J- ItU i
"s
Jiotner -ray la, u sar, ji. .