Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, May 20, 1912, Page 3, Image 3
THE BEE: : OMAHA. MONDAY. MAT 20. 1912. SCHOOLS TO HAVE EXERCISES yy tij Celebration isd Field Bar Ikiaed by AIL-. " 4 80M1.T0 EAVE BOTH EVICTS fjlewlaaj fMe ef k faulte MMtl la Urn Made VomoraMv tr Srlrn. .' did Preasesaa te Be Given br the replls. flay festivals, eiaas day. Mar oar elahrstmns and field days viU be kald en severs! achooia the latter part of thl meatn and the Bret week la June. CUf- ion hill will hoM a play (clival an tha afternoon sf May . i-tuM"Ul psrk has class day May H. A eUsa day program will be rendered at Maaoa, May PW day will be he'.d at Lincoln. May XL 'Windsor school wtil nave a (laid day oa tha aftsrnon of May U. aad will have claat day la tha afternoon at Juiia T. Central Park will give a program May If. Tha pmgreme la the eeversl schools follow . . Central rrk. . . This !ll ba tha program at Cantral Park school. May 11: PART 1. V . Bong. Eighth' grade, historical play. Tfia conioromlaes af the constitution. Cast: willlBia Liewey. Roland Foff. Harry Hcwart. Thomae Elvlna, Aba Gross, G:sn Orosje-in. Edwtn clerk, Moar, Stanraard. Audler Sallendef, Earl eterling. joy Fullli. Clyde Case and r aan Rannle. Life of William Bhekee- rear, by Hlan Qulnotte. ettbry ot "Aa Toj Llka It?" at tha Court of King J'redertck. Ethel l a tey; n tha Forest of Araea, Edna starling: all ones as tou Llka it." Hannaii Hargadlna Music, "A Spring Morning." flrat vloiln. Earl Sterllne-: eeeond violin. Morton Clara ."vlano, Edwin X lark.- Claaa poem. Violet 'Jughes. Claas prophecy. Harriet Barry. -tmm ntstory, ssagarei oriuxw. PART I. Folk dances:- DanUh lanes. - routth frada: began porridge hot. Flft grade wedish weaving dance, Eighth grsd Aorwaalan mountain march, sixth grade Engllih May pole dance. Seventh grade. Wladaar School Field Day, Tha field day at Windsor school will fcs held May 8, 1 p. m.: ' Kindergarten. "How Do Ton So?" Japanese game: Flrat grada, wand drill: Second grade, liberty bell march: Third Srada, Carsoaal; Third grade. Hungarian anee; Fourth grade, "I Bee Tou," Gwedten; Fifth arade. ace of diamond Seventh grade. Mey pole danea; Eighth grada, weaving .game. Windsor Claaa Day. - Tha e'sss day at Windsor school will be held on June J, I p. m.: Piano sola Fay Emery; Bongs, w Mammy's Voice," And "Old Black Joe;'' recitation, Edna Kahra; piano solo, ad "Going A-Drsemlng," claaa proph ecy; Vlano solo. Reno Cowan; piano solo. Charlotte Reyaolde; recitation, Lola Byrd; violin solo. Pearl Kllngbell; piano solo, Read Corless; piano sols, Katharine Reynolds; songs. "Lullsoy and now tha Day Is Over." Field Day at LlaeaU Seheol, The field day at Lincoln school will be held May U. whan boys sf the fifth. sixth, seventh tnd eighth grades wtU give the following: Running broad Jump,' running high Jump, fifty-yard daah. relay race one eighth mile race and tug-of-war. Kinder garten win give: "how vo iou var If You Were Walking" end "The Xnighte." First grade will give "I You. ' bean bag relay raoe. shoemaker's dance, washing the olothas and Swedish folk dance. Flag drill by third grade! callsthrnlc drill by fourth grade; fifth grada air la will give a circus folk awrae. bean porridge, aoe of diamonds; sixth grade will give f oabaage patch (Bo heralan). mountain- march' (Norwegian) and Hungarian folk game; seventh ana elshth arade airla will slve the Iwedlah weaving game and (he Chimes of Otnv aira.. Tt- .Maaoa Itrhool Claaa Day. Program for' May II; Hon. "The Beautiful Blue Danube,1 by tha school; recitation, "Ths Princess . Mary," tiiai-e Dukes; recitation, "Keep on Just the name, Herbert c. Larson Instrumental duet. 'Rondo Mllltalrs,' Bessie Jaikeon and Roaa Bredksy: red Uilon. "Wet Weather Talk." Evangeline Robertson; recitation. "Ths Soul of ths Violin," Ma bolker: song, misers from "UTrivotore ' by school; a recitation, "Little Peter's Parley." Rosa Bredkey: recitation "The . Bummer's Boarder' Rosa A. Olson; piano solo. 'Ths Chase," Hannah Graets: Act V, wane I from "Julius Csesar" by ths following pupils: Alex Bolker, Clifford Hokenaon. itoy Brackvllis. Herbert Larson, - Arthur Johnson. Clarenoe Flahel Carl Nelson, and Edgar Rothery; piano aolo. "Waves of the Ocean," Grace M. Dukaa: recita tion. "High Tide at Gettysb'w '' Bs Bradrvllle: recitation. "Ths Vagsbond," Alex Bnlksr: piano solo. ' Tarento." Kims Brodkey; recitation. "Modern Mcdteine," Hannah Oraati; aong. "Plratae' Chorus" bv ths school: Weaving game by Ureas Pukes. Irena Jnknaon, Hannah Gracia, Dora Gioe. Evangeline Robertson, Ida Bolker, Bessie Jackson, Olive Oleew, Rosa Brodkey and Huth Bandateadt: reclurlon. "Whan the Train Comes In," ttuih Banadaadt. . Moasaaath Park Class Oar. . Fxsrciiea to be held May B: PonK. "The ' Mariners." Eighth grade: piano nolo. "Meditation." Ruth' Alcorn; Baerilsh claTJ danrs and bean, porridge lint by Fifth grade girts: aong. ; "Beren a.r' by Eighth grade: plane- solo, "Love's Oaprlce." by Ruth Weeks; clses prophecy., Arthur Martin; weaving game by Kig'itii grade gtrla: song. "Silent Now the rjroy Hird," Eighth grade; piano et.iA. ' Ft ii m uf ths Shepherdess." Haasl GOLD DUST Smith; Hungarian folk daact. Sixth grada girls: "Suaanee River.'. Eight '(.aoe; ilano eto. "Hearts and fwersj Man geret Campbell 'Ptatte:- "Boston Tea Party." Eighth grade, grrta. alramaUaa. Hon ' of the second coottncntaJ cen great and Declaration of ' Independ ence. Eighth grade . beys:: piano sees. "Valse." Myrtle Beflaon: song. "Now the Day is Over,'1 Eighth grade. " - rtlfttta Hill Play reatleaL' : Pupils of Cttftoa Hiq school wul pre sent a plar festival. May a St I p. jn.r Msy morn trig song, "Partner Right Merry." kindergarten;- "Annie Went te tle Cabbage Fatck.'' Foarth grade; Swed ish e-eevtng gams. Eighth grada; song. "In Spring." Fifth grade; eoior gams by the kindergarten; meeting and grsettrig by Secsnd grade: bean perridga hot by I Fifth grade; Norwegian mountain march , by Third grade: Hungarian danea by Sixth grade: V ay' pole dance by Seventh ! grade: rhymes. "To Market.' High Stee ping Horses," "Birds." ths kindergarten; I "America." .. ; V . I AFFAIRS ATJODTH OMAHA Kodsrt Woodasi to Hold Bif Xeet- s-" . ' inf b tttet Tanrtdky. rVSTSS. SCHOOL IS OXOASIZED Pwegla ef Magie City WUI Cm dart - Oa and Kesker Market Ala' Fwetssaere Etter taeceede . ' 1 ' Baa Thesaaa. " , . Lad Travels 1,500 Mifes to Lay First '- . Brick in Theater h first brick ta "Star land Palace." the BimreSeia ' firm's new moving picture hoase. will be laid by J. L- Er vine Brandeis. ths young; arm of Arthur D. Brandeis. whs will travel Utt miles from New Terk'to Omaha to officiate at tbe ceremony. . , c, . this ta ths foarth time that this young man. who Is ths only representative of the third generation of "the - Brandeia mer chants In Omaha, "has 'officiated ar a similar esrsmory for a' Brandeis build ing, a - . ' ; - ' ' . Six years ago ErViitg Brahdels laid the first brick tor ths Brandeis bunding, a fsw years later he, Isle ta first brick tor ths theater; and 'shortly afterward he put In place th ttrsf " stone In'the American theater. His Identification with Brandeis buildings trill not oaaee with kla saseonry. as he Is aeetiasd. to make his home In Omaha In the future and carry on tha progrseslve policies eetab. Ushed .br Us late J. L. Brandeis gad his .,.--.'' ' .. ' Farewell Eeception " For !Vfii5s Whitraore Was Xmraa .Waltsnere, whs has bssa principal ef Lake school for twenty.eix years arid whess fsrty years' sctlvt assa- aiatton with the Omaha eoaoots Is flnlahed this year, was guest at honor last night at a reception gives br Mrs,- May H- Flnley. HU Burdstte street. Forty members of the Blast! R -e'.sae sf Lake school wars guests. Malcolm Fin' lay, a mam ear- of the alaas' being their boat. All the teachers ef the school ware In attendance. . The Flnlay hems was decorated with Mis purple and sold of the school, flowers and ribbons conforming is tm eoior schema The school children took part la an amusing entertainment, the feature number of which was a' whistling set by Miss Lucllls Dennis Instrumental mualc, songs by the class and games comprised tha pregrasa. which was lalsye to la ted by the serving sf rsfrssbnwnts. Ths teachers la attendaaas vara: . . Mlassa Emma Whit mora. Elisabeth M, Elesck, V. Vgy Rlrhey, M. Elisabeth Hewitt. Alios Host. Maael next. wnittatners, otiaerta t. Wiliiame. Uare Blackburn. May U Tarrey, VIWn Alvl- . Caeate F, Bays. Marie Makurinaa. Suaan Tataa. Katharine Duniuean. Masai crsignean. Hsiiie sterianty. Harietts U aaana, Lots M Tllunsas, Hsiei Bsrtka Vaughaa. - Wewdaeea weetlac CalrreL South Omaha Camp No. teas, Mod era Woodroeo ef America, request all inembere to bevreeeat at their regular meeting, Thursday .evening. May 3. at their hall,. Sit .Vetrert, Buaincss ef special Impertanoe In regard to the raise la raite will be transacted. . H. B. MILLER, V. C. C. '-yKWIa, Clerk. Rv Dennis, Xcrthrup and Wtl Mchots. , - , ism Mc- Buckingham Buys v HinjPichs Property Everett Buckingham, general manager of the union Stock Tardi company sod king ef Ak-aar-Bsn. bought tram t, X Hlnrlchs ths fins modern residence al KM Woolworth avenue. Mr. Buckingham will ecoupy ths property. - The so nei dera tion, tll.MO. la a further indication of ths strength of realty values In the Field stub district' In selling the property Mr. HlnrMis rs oompletltig his plana fur removal to fhi eago, He renentlr tsslgnad lh presi dency of ths Omaha Crsokeey eetapaay, which he founded tan yeira sirT and was Sleeted vice president of Alls Mereltinif yndicate Catalogue somnsny. ftlnf aaout two If ears arow.ik ontsha rapilal ths compear has extended It business Into every Sec lien of the t-'nlts4 Btaese and tke aaid davinr!me)lt la the sasiam states makes It nscsssary to eaadugt sr. ganlsatlon work fraea Chicago: Mr. Khv noh's family will leave for Chicago about tha middle of Jane - t Hoodliiins'Beat Boy vv and.Attack Father whils "seeing" why his two 'small boys were beaten Friday night by a band of 'young boodluma who. hang about 'the , rtcinlty ef the Venus theater en Six- tcenth street near Dorcas. William Ferry j can, JT'd Castallar street, ;was badly a . I stabbed by the same crowd tn3sfA nirrt rOt-OF Vnfr t his sons. Ferryman attempted I ea aJViss : g,t . civil sxpUnation from the young ' " " " ' ' men when the leader suddenly set upon eXaaBsaaxaxaaanaaja ' him and the rest followed the leader's example. He was chaaed to his home and KhHe fleeing to eta bouse .ens ef the assailants stabbea Mm Is the left leg. - Dr. Peppers a Heeded the wound and the nollt-s were railed to disperse the crowd of young ruffians. ' No arrests were made, for when the eeHre arrived they bad fled. T'le gang la -cm as posed of boo s and men ranging ks ages between sf and bV ' By thu use of . Gold Dust you ran, at 'all times have nice, soft rainwater right at your elbow for the asking.' Imag ine what a' help this would be for washing clothes, and for all, cleansing purposes. Just a' little Gold Dost added to any water softens it. takes out the mineral substances ! and brings out the greatest cleansing: value.'- '- -v Gold Dost dissolves dirt and grease works Iike, lightning, and relieves house work of all Us drudgerv. .. ' Fur your ppor hack's sake,i curr,a y.hs. knights m buiMirsx thetr i', I,.. 1 f, :il ! auerters at XX Dodge, street . - ut GoldDttstV XNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ' , . PLANNING VAUDEVILLE Omaha oAuacil of the Knights of Co lusnbus is planning to give a mining pic ture and vaudeville entertainment In the early part of June In one ttt the local theaters. A film In three rtjht entitled 'The Ivmmg of Columbus" win be pre sented. This picture e-t nearb- MUM. the largest sum rrer paM for one picture. In sraking the film the Knlghtt of 0-t-iunibua rendered nrach help. . -The - pic ture was prevented before Pope Plea, wke nvs hla tmnrsl Af tm I-wwIiWIm, ! The pioceeds ef the entertainment will be vaed to help defray the expenses ln- Local snembsrs ot the Modern Woodmen of America are preparing to take' up the Use crtiteria Joined In showing attention te the vtsltlhg Omahana. . - V question .of Increased rates thai' - proposed by the head camp Thursdsy evening, the members of South Omaha camp No. MM will hold a special meeting to vote en . the proposition whether special tsx of JS cents shall be levied upon the local membership In order to assist In the tight against the Increased rates Already ths camp has levied a tax ot cents per capita to aid In the fight made by ths district The off leer of the local, lodge refuse to put the question ot the Increased tax and claim the protection of the laws In support sf their action It la maintained bv- aoane of those acquainted with I he question thst whatever luetics there may be In tha protest of the old members who are opposing ths Increase of rates, the bylaws permit of no rellrf snd therefore the action of the officers in refusing to aaatat Hi a tignt teei ra orrwewu sawus the lave pt the organisation la logical and right, '. On the part of ths members, particularly the elder ones, there Is a certain amount of pathos In the fight made by them to keep dawn the retro from a stage that they claim will practically force many ot them out of the ranks. - At the merlins next Thursdsy ths matter Is lo be threshed out thoroughly by the local camp., A court In a neigh boring state . has already upheld the action of camp officers who refused to levy or pay any tax directed to the ss atstanca of the Insurgents. setter aree4e Tbeaaaa. Postmaster Lew Etter has returned front Lincoln, where be was elected vice Brsetdent ot the State Postmasters social toe lo succeed Ben F. T nomas ot Omaha. The meeting was bald Friday and waa for members ef the executive committee alone. It was decided te ca the stats convention of postmasters fot Jans II, U and It Postmaster Etter was accorded, a considerable honor In being selected to fill the place made vacant by tha former postmaster of Omshsi. Pel ire Board Dare Xa Meet. Although a number of saloonmen stood about the city hall yesterday patlenliv waiting for the meeting of the tire end aoHea beard the members of the board failed to meet, except tor a few minutes before noon.' One license only was granted and all other business was post- poned. Commlestonar John, J. Ryan was not present at the meeting and Mayor Hotter snd Commlsskmsr Ptvonka seemed disinclined to proceed without a full at It Is said thst ths board has made Strenuous efforts to divide the patronage of tha board between the many deslsra Nearly every brewery. It la said, has been liven a mora or leas "equitable number ef J saloons. Tha next meeting of ths board la set for Tuesday morning at f o'clock, ' - Acres. Acres. Acre I Any else tracts: any. price tracts:, all close In. pear car line: a wtir Improved tract' for-axohanga, .A. W.. Jones Co., a V. trth St., So. Omaha. Maale rlty BHefe. Sunder chicken dinner. Atlas Cafe, M N. Mth St. , Judge Levy went to Des Moines Pslnr- day. for a visit with his dsugnter. Mrs Richard Novak haa returned home after a pleasant visit st wanton, is. ' Try the Atlas Sunday chicken dinner. SO N. .34tb St. lira John O'Hern will entertain the Motueeelle club Monday afternoon. The Junior class gave their annual plcale at Child's point Friday .evening. Family Sunday dinners a. specialty. Atlaa Cafs. SJS N. Mth St. . IMaa' Bathe Todd and Mauri ne Murdork attended the .track, meet at Lincoln last Mrs. J. E. Chids ot Atlantic. Is., Is the auest of her daughter. Mrs. R. E. Schlndeli '..--, . ' Fine chicken dinner: splendid service Sunday. Atlas Cafe. - Mrs. Msry Huxford ot Cherokee. Is . Is the guest of bar niece, Mrs. Harry Tremeell. . - - , - . Atlss ftundsy chicken dinner, 11 ra N..2ilh 81. Crosby Broad well has again taken up his work at tne university stter s snort visig with his parents. FOR SALE One snd one-hslf story house, s rooms finished: built by owner; modern except heet. 151 N, Kth St. - Mlee Msbel M etcher went te Lincoln where she will be ths gueet st a bouse party this week at the home of Mlee Dora Reedes. Five dwellings for sale. One new room dwelling: modem, eery pavTneme, . J. Kvao. sni N. st. Tel. ati or lei Mr. atid Mrs. E O. Smith entertained at four 4ahlas of bridge Thursday even ing. . Prises were won by Mrs, A. Dudley and Mr. lagweraen. Mrs. J. M. Caughey entertained at a o'clock luncheon Saturday In honor of Mrs. F. Young of Denver. Covers were laid for right. Ma W. B. Routt wee- hostess for the- IH2 Whtet cleat Tuesday afternoon. Tne curate of the afternoon were Mrs. W. H. Hancock ana Mrs. i. v. cnitek. - Bold) Dust ig ssul ia SC stse ksd Urg peck sees. Tea lsrf a Sscksgs sneana (rester ecaxraesy. "ief eAe COCO DUST TWINS eb i The eemmHtee la rharge of the a fair waa appointed by Qrand Koight W. A. Sckan and ss com posed of 4 he following K. H. Buehmeo. chairman: F.. F. Mo Gaogh. ' John Bermeerlta. John Leery. Pater O. H. tMaad. aUchard Kennedy, Roy Klasr. Jeba Cobry. E. A. Dow gad Frank Murphy. ' . ; - . ' - -r, ,' "My little ewe haa a very eenrere-cold I area rersmmiadil to try Caanbertala's Ceasrh Btsssdy. aad ssfy a sssauT borti. waa finished bo waa. aa weal as ever," srrltsa Mrs. H. Bilks. E DosrUng str,, Sydney. Austrafta. Tads rtmedy Ja- fs sale by aU aeaiera' '. '--. s , " ' . - 'A- ; . .; - - .V ' Mrs B. . M. t evert y end Mlee Vori. Gtlrhrtet entertained the, W. W. vt -club t (he botne of Mlse Gilchrist Sat u roar afternoon. Fear tefclet of players were present. Mr: snJ Mrs.' T. r Smith of Kansas f'itv have been the guests of Mr. Seejth's sieter. Mrs. Wllllsm MeNk-hols- for ths leat week. Mr. Smith returned to bis heme Saturday. Mies HasH Cook entertained at a sleep feast Friday eight- The gueet Mat In cluded: Pearl Levertv,- Abbie lake. Krancee Tanner. Ola A la worth, tiara Bar num. JHeeen Rebn aael Adet Davie. - For the many acts of love snd klndnsas shows ua by friends, neighbors and so cieties dujeina? the toes of our beloved husband and father and for the many beautiful floral offerinoa sent we desire te -rxprese our Heartfelt -thanks. Mrs, Oeorgs W. Thompson end family.' -. jd... . ..-. m. . .-. Hear? loMho'x will be cunfirened on Wednesday corning. May C at Temple (era el. Perk -venue and Jack son street. Omaha. Rc .-epCon .Wednesday afternoon from t te I nd from 1 in p. m- at their resldrncc. '" tl street. Mrs. WUHanr MeKkehe'a. 1111 North Tweoty-eeeond street, wee hostess for the Kesod Whtet dub Friday afternoon. Vt re. T D. Smith of Kaneee City was the bonor gnest. The members praeen; were: Hearts wee A- W. Tacg. W. BV Beurt, W. H. Hancock, a. Hetwr. E. O. Fi-rea, Dr. Beck. C A. Clin. Frank ,1a. Village of Florence J; Enjoys a Regular ;' s Building Carnival The building fever has struck Florence snd many new buildings are under V ay. The Fontanetle Building company Is erecting a lli.e home for the Eagles. Ths cellar waa completed Saturday and bade for the brick work will be openeS the -latter part ot this wck. James Brcnnemsn's new brick store building oa Main gtreet. Is up to the first story snd will ba ready for occupancy by the first of July. J. H. Pries will start Monday on the erection of a warehouse for his Implements. . The building will ba arxsa, two stories, of brick. Henry Anderson Is- having plana drawn for brick store building, aa Is slso ths Senilis Brewing company. Ths Krug Brewing company will start Ihls . week on twe-story brick building with two store rooms, Msny new houses are slso being built. '- . - .--. Young Woman Seeks to' ..End Her Life for Man's Faithlessness ' Suspecting her sweetheart of Infidelity and suffering from a tit ot ths blues, Vtrgluia Bherwood. aged H. a soomer la ths apartments at Sixteenth and Howard streets attempted lo take her lite about U P) o'clock last Sight. She swallowed six permanganate ot poetah tablets., ss he beard her erring loer and a com panlon enter an adjoining room. 1 H. J. Kolkrtte of rta buc-ge street, whom the police say ass the girl's sweetheart notified the police snd Dr. El wood, a alstant poltrs surgeon snd several officers hurried to ths hotel. Thev succeeded in resuecltstlng the young woman. . CRE1GHT0N LITERARY MEN . H0L0 BANQUET AT PAXT0N Ths annual banquet of the Cretghton Literary society waa held last night st ths Paxton hotel. Twenty-five members wars present snd Prof. D. I lie key was honorary gueet. After the banquet In teresting talks were msds by a number of the members Gerald La Vlolette aeted as tosaimsster. James C. Hart net t talked on ths sub ject, "Men of Power." "At the Turning" ass Ins subject of sn address by Leo McCarthy and Oerald La Vlolletta talked at length upon "Old Men and Jim." Ed wards Jaspers spoke on "Our Ideal" and Maurice Orler paid a tribute In verse te the society. Ben en Meyer tslked "Our Mission" aad Thomas Martla en "godspeed." MR. AND MRS. C L. SHOOK GIVEN PLEASANT SURPRISE Sixty members of Omsha Mssonle lodges sgreesbly surprised Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Shook, Us Park avenue, last nirat. ths occasion being the twenty-fifth anniversary of their nsarrtsge. Thsy ap peared at the Shook home at I o'clock and until a late hour .ell made merry. Bright new silver dollars were given Ike impromptu sgsUA - Bluffs .and Omaha' , , v (Teacher Wedded Interest will be awakened In Council Bluffs hnd Omaha by tha announcement of the marriage of Miss Margaret J. Wallace, one of the best known and suc cessful teachers In III Council Bluffs and Omaha public schools.. Miss Wallace be an ma the bride ot J. T. Gallagher, a business man of Bock Point, Ore., where Miss Wallace went a year or mors ago to look after Investments msds by her self and others in 'Oregon fruit lands. After being attracted from the Council Bluffs schools by ths higher salary paid In Omaha. Miss Wallace mad a fin ree ls one of lb successful manual training teachers. Mr. Gsllsgher Is mana ger of the "Del Rio Orchards," a TOt-acr pear orchard at Rock Point. They will live at Del Rio. "R0LLIN' EYES" WORK - ...UNDOING OF (STRANGER Lacy Fox. a fluffy colored damsel, who It as wily aa ths animal namesake, was arrested last night by Detectives Fleming and Dunn for rellevins Frank Oustafton of Kearney ot MS. Oustsfsoa Is a printer I whs admitted that he ought to have known I better, but ha explained being In com pany with ths dusky one by telling Cap tain Dsmpsy whst "rollln' eye" shs had. The money waa not recovered. VALUABLE HORSE STOLEN FROM PIACF ON STREET A. Peterson. MS Lincoln boulevard, told the police (eat night that his boras snd buggy, which ba had left st Eighteenth and Vinton streets, had inen stolen. The animal Is a valuable black one and with the buggy Is worth several hundred dol lars. At midnight It had not been re covered. , i some rfiW2Z0 t BroraiBottle i -m12 :Kw y Y audi !gip hi, a .f ' - - -Venial 3nn' jf'jjfYZ I krjr tKat is properly agsdV t Xqfrf&jty A. beer tKat. will riot .cause . Teyax jf jr a tiliousness. - A beer tKat is in- " fl exactly. tKa sama condition' as .' ' ... rkJjjj wKen it left'. tKa. brewery. sv TKa Brown Bottle keeps it ' It w 2. i ' eo. LiilKt cannot Karm ScKlitS ' , PsYHyy v in Brown Bottles. ; ' ' sw Jn , ScKlita in -Brown ..Bottles K v V ' costs you no more tKan beer ia rjLSS." SchliU Bottled Ber Capet li III Iw lxifM !' ''' M M ear- ST aas- pw- at .aSV The Beer That Made Milwaukee See that erown or cork u braadti '"Schtilz." Fair Feorfal SlaasBter of deadly microbes occurs when throe t snd rung dieesses are treated with Dr. King's New Discovery. He snd tt.ss. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. DURUM WHEAT A Moat Valuable r ood The original Durum wheat was crown en the banks of the Black Sea. and be cauas of Ita rtchnese In gluten lies al- waya been used by the Italians for the erasing or macaroni Tne c a Astirui tu raj Depertrneni imported some of the beSt wpeelroens dT this Durum wheat snd tested it out When they found He right soil snd cllmetlc conditions they produce-l the finest Durum whsat S in worio. From thle wheat, so rich In nourish ing element, Faust Macaroni la made For thle reason Fsust Macaroni la the meet nutritious food of sll and. best of II, It contains thst nourishment In the most easily m seated form, it ia ail food, good food without waste. raust Macaroni ia a cheap food. too. so package will make the principal part or a n.eai ror a lamny or rive Ht ill take tne piece ot many tlmss Its rslus la meat Use more Feuet Mscaroal and cnt your butcher bills In half and he bet ter reo. too. ah geoe oeaiers sell rauet Macaroat fcc and ISe packages. 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