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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1912)
THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. MAT 21. 191- BIG PROFIT INOMAHA BONDS Tim that Boys at Private Sale Ex pect Profit of $175 OCO. OriBS TEEM AT TEAT PRICE other Crtles Have. Realise XHk 'More llBtUr laeaes Wtlesj Hare IteeontiT ) Dla . -seasd ., That the purchasers of the r.8.i n-ater bond luue recently sold by th Omaha water hoard it private aala lected to art UTl.em clear profit i shosra lit the advertisements sent oat by the .'larrta Trust and Savings bank of Chi . Mn offering the bonda at and 1s !. The premium asked now for th londs amounts to tS7,SM. The premium MM by the buyers waa tS.SOa. making a from of tm.m. Tna bonds vara aold privately for a oomlnal premium, wbfle bond of other I Ilea similarly situated aold for a much greater premlnm. ft. Paul making- lu lm at per cent which Omaha .pays 4 and olher eitlee getting a premium of ICS. Aa an liluatraltoa of Omaha a , loaa in th bond transaction Kansas Oty re cently diapoaed of an Uwu of tflMOu. these bond are redeemable In twenty yeara and bear Interest at th rata of H rer cent. They were diapoaed of to Kountae Brae, for par and accrued In terest, and a premium of HI.KS. On th earn basis the Omaha water bonda should hare brought a premium of not leas than KJt.tM. In the circulars sent out the selling romnanv atate that the-nlanft should earn 1 per cent oh the entlr Investment basing conclusions on the earning from ISM to U12 and Ignoring th Incom to be derived from extensions. It Is also Its ted that the bonds should yield about 4-3" per cent. POOL HALL PROPRIETOR FINED FORHIS DICE GAME Bill Jonas.' proprietor of a pool hall la th basement of tha Boyd theater, was fined fit and coats Monday morning for running an HI governed house. Sergeant 8!gwart raided It about I o'clock In tha learning and caught seventeen persons who had been shooting die.- Th cases of th Inmate wsl continued until Wednesday. KEEPS TOD IN GOOD HEALTH A Woaderfaliy Appetiiinj Tonic') A System Regulator. Everybody ' drinking piaespple juies nowaday. It's th mott popular of American beverage, Psopl drink it ' Hot only becauM it tasto good but b a -it doe taeat good. -An aa aid to digestion .it i unexcelled, and it particularly efftetive in ease of nor throat. It daily us keeps th system ia good condition.' . Don't Pineappls Juice if simply the pur Juie of ekoieo piaeapplea. - Ordet soms to dy. Bold by grocers nnd drug gists Trywher. t . . . t "Cooling Drink and Desserts," a seat little book tolling how to auk many pleasant, cooling drinks, "font free. Hawaiian. Pineapple Product, Co, Jpi. m Mark Bt, Baa rranclaeo . . Jin Observation by Cardinal Manning nniMi, nnnn unniiv auu unuu Victins Assured Relief On the subject of "Drink" the great clergyman. Cardinal Manning, approaching hVeightietb year, says: ' "Though I have known men and women destroyed for all manner of reasons, yet I know of no cause that affects man, woman, child and home, with such nniversality of steady power as Intoxicating drink." Another great man. Rt. Reverend Monstgnor Flavin, says:- "The Seal Three-Day Drink Habit Cure I a grand, good work and a great benefit to humanity." This-In substance, is the. testimony of many thousands of men and wo men of all classes who have received or know of the benefits and remark able results of the Neal Treatment. Neal Institute, 1502 South 10th street, Omaha, Neb. Phone Douglas 7aC. t ' . Trial of Gross is . Taken Up by Court Trial of Arthur W. Gross, former claim agent tor the street railway-company, charged with bribing; .ton a A. Kemmer line a petit Juror, to secure a verdict for tha company la a daoag suit mora than a year ago. waa begun before Judg Sut ton Monday morning. W. p. Ourley and J. W. Wood rough of Greene, Breckenrtdg. Ourley Wood rough., counsel for th defendant, search ingly examined the veniremen for causa and at neon tt appeared unlikely that a Jury satisfactory to both state and de fendant would be secured before evening. County Attorney James P. English's examination required but little time, but the defendant's attorneys weal Into the veniremen's associations and feeling at great lengtlO Three Jurors were chal lenged for cause and excused by Judge Sutton when they' said they felt they were prejudiced against the streeet railway company and might not be able to give Mr. Gross a fair and Impartial trial. ! ALIENATION SUIT ON T?JAL ipopuua fHHP41 WH0 Intercepted Note Used by Attorney in Geiinj-Eedhnaa Suit - WHEAT CROPJEAR PERFECT Hye-Schneider-rowler Expert CiTes Optimistic Estimate. WEATHER COTOITIONS IDEAL Greater Per Tent l Cora la Pleated and All Will Be radenjeata Ibe Soil Before End of the Week. While It was not badly needed, rain waa . general over central and . western Nebraska Sunday night with scattered showers In lb Missouri valley. There waa a general rain from Sterling. Cola, to points as far east aa Holdrege. Heavy showers were scattered between Fremont and Long Pine and from Fre mont to Sidney. At Ravenna. Central City aad Colum bus then was an Inch of rain, while at Fremont. Randolph. Erics on and up through the sandhills, th prectpltatlon ranged about one-bait Inch. The rain waa heavier at Broken Bow and all th way through Crawford. The weakly crop report of the Burling ton show that during last week weather conditions were, perfect for the growing grain, tha cool daya and nights causing It to "stool" rapidly. I .arte Petlmate Mad. The Nye-Schneider-Fowler company re port for th week ending Saturday take a more optimistic view of the winter wheat situation than that given out by th road officials Th report w com piled by Frank Powler, who say that wheat Is as near perfect aa It la possible for the grain to be at this season of th year. H estlmaiea th Nebraska winter wheat crop at eWKOOno bushel and adds. "With a good weather conditions aa have maintained. It may reach 3.(i0.00 bushels." .... In Hi report Mr. Fowler estimate that up to Saturday Tl per cent of Nebraska oorn had been planted and that It will all B In th ground before th last of this week. He estimates that per eent of the corn planted has sprouted and that th stand. . unless Injured by Insects and animals, will be the best la tha history of th state. Traffic Established " on NewU.P. Branch Service has been established on the new Kearney.gtapteton brsncn of the Union Pacific, and tha motor traffic between Kearney and Callaway baa been discon tinued. ' .. ,i Motor service hsa been established on the Central Ctty-Uncoln branch, thla traffic being In addition to the regular passenger service. A motor car leave Uncoln at 7:K In th morning and arrive at Central City at 1130. Returning, It leaves Central City at 1:M and arrive at Uncoln at :3S p. m. Changes Announced , : at the City Hall Mis Kathryn Noland. formerly stenog rapher In th office of tha city clerk, has been promoted to Journal clerk, tak ing the position left- vacant by Mis Naomi Bchenck, who ha become secre tary to Commissioner McGovern. Miss Margaret Boeakholl has been appointed to the position formerly held by Mia Nolsnd. -7 t At Fountains & Elsewhere i.i and other une . . S - a i e scientific manner. nsK IQr MISS JONTZ TO TEACH CLASS IN KNOW YOUR CITY BETTER , "Know your city, better" will be on' of th atogsns of the Young Women's Christian assoctatroaf conference at, Lake Geneva. August B to ST and Mtoa Ma V. Jonts. secretary of the local associated charities, ha been aaked to teach a "know your dty better" class. Mr. Emma F. Byera, a uieinbes of th program committee for the take Geneva congress, and secretary of the north cen tra territorial committee, a position simi tar te th on Miss Jonts will hold when ah retires from her Omaha work, has aaked Mlaa Jonts to take charge of this new work tad ah has accepted. atlas Jonts will recommend that- a "know yew dty better" course be taught in th Young Women's Christian asso ciations as a membership privilege. She will advocate a plan ,of having, experts on each Une of development of the home city .appear before the class and take up the commercial, social, educational, pollt- of progress In a Miss Jonts will teach two classes at the Lake Geneva conference, having ao- j rented an Invitation to take charge of ' a class Jo the study of constructive char- i iionLicics ;- Tht OrlfhtfJ and Genulnt MAITFI. Pill It?! POLICE COURT APPEAL "iM! . CASES TO BE PUSHED tm FMd'drtak for All Agts. At restaur ant, hotels, am (otmtairis. . DcLcious, invigorating and sustaining. - Keep it on jroar sideboard at home. t' J'tfravd without lu , A quick back nrtptrej h i nnte. Take m muUtisn. Jut nyTiORLlCiV Not In Any Milk Trust i 'Hi s , , . .. i i In accordance with th agreement of Presiding Judge Sutton, of the district court and Police Jodg Foster that cases appealed from police court shall not be permitted -to hsng fire, seventy -five police r court appeals were taken an before Judge gear of the district oort; The cases were called off sod week's continuance given th defendant that they may have time to prepare defense. Two cases had been disposed of to the satisfaction of the complaining witnesses and were dis missed. . Moat rood! I te the dyspeptic. Electric Bluer' soon relieve dyspepsia, liver and kidney com- plaiata and deblnty. Price. 5c For sale by Beaton Drag Co. Ux wires amok Permits, i cents. ASKS F0S A X50.000 VERDICT Attorney Matt tiering, Repreeeatlagj His Brother, Says Me Will Show bolt I Set Belea waiet -In Good. Faith. Interception of an amorous note al leged to have been written by Henry R. Goring to Mrs Benjamin Rediraa con vinced FWman that bt wife was untrue tn him and that tiering was the third Person in th ratciul triangle. aivordlns to J. A. MrKensie of McKensle. Howell Cox. counsel for Redman, in his opening st vmrnt to the Jury yesteruay in a Sfe.'JOO alienation damage suit of Kedman against Gerirg. The trial maa begun be Ion, Judge Estelle In the law division of tlw district court. Nearly th entire morning waa spent securing a Jury and examina tion of witnesses was begun early In the afternoon. - In his opening statement Mr. SIcKtn.lc ' raid Oertng first met Mrs. Redman when , ho waa livins In Pliitt&mouth end Mrs. i Redman was -.visiting; her parents in i I'!attmouth, her father being custodian I of the Mskontr home there. Frequently, said the attorney. Mrs. Redman visited her parents and Geil.i. called upon her at the home. "On one occasion, he raid. Redman dropped tn anexpertedly when Grrlng and Mrs Red man and her patents were playing cards and drinking. Uutllitv. ar 4irr.tr. Mr. McKemie outlined the Intercepted not affair, which, he said, the testimony will describe In detail. Mr. Uertng came to Omaha, he isid. t-topped at a hotel and sent, a note to Mist- K-dman. ad dressed her as "My darling sweethesrL" and asking her to meel him st a certain place between II and S. Th messenger boy by mistake delivered the note to Redman' mother, who read It and Imme diately e-nployed a detective. The de tective sent th not on to Redman's wife hy another messenger, who brought a reply from her. The reply addressed Oering In an endearing term and said Mrs. Redman waa 111 and could not meet him. but he should call her on tha tele phone. When Mrs. Redman waa con fronted with her not and a ropy of Oer mg's, said Mr. .McKensie. sh admitted them and said "Gering had th money." Matthew Oering. attorney for his brother, frequently objected to Mr. Mc Kentlt's remarks, declaring his client Is not tesponslbl for what Mrs Redman aays to her husband. Attorney Gering declared the ault aim ply a scheme to get money out of Oer ing and said that before tha trial k ended he will convince th Jury that there la no merit In th suit and It has not been brought In good faith. . Attorney Oering declared th evidence will show hi brother tn the first place met Mrs.' Redman at the solicitation of her own parents and In the second piste never waa out with her alone, nor asso- ciattd with tier except as an acc.islntance before her divorce from Redman. x . . ,-..tll. WIMTiloUK. CLOSE-BOOTLEGGING JOINTS : . Police Commiuioaer der Issue . Order to Clean Up the City. STAfilS A VIQOBOUS CAMPAIQH Uery 1 1 tort to Ue Mad lo K farce the Albert Law aad to See that th Lid la Kept Tlnhtly iloMt.' . ' . JANITOR IS FOUND DEAD ON DAHLMAN CLUB FLOOR Bert Wilcox, concierge at th Dahlman club, was found dead on the club room floor Monday morning at T o'clock. It being clearly evident that he died of alcoholism, th coroner will not conduct an Inquiry. J ' , ' FoJie Commissioner Ryder has detailed a man to round up all th so-called boot legging Joints In tha city and issue per emptory orders to them to clue up. "If they art not riostd up we will close them up," said Mr. Ryder. - ' Evidence, against bootleggers will be obtained by th man detailed by the po 11 c commissioner and no unlicensed dis penser of liquors will b allowed to oper ate. If any disobey the orders of the man detailed by the commissioner, prosecution will follow. , This la th first step taken to enforce the Albert law and It Is given out that It la not only tor the protection of the saloonlsts who hsva paid llceaeea. but Is also a warning lo any saloon keeper who maybe violating th law by silling a'tter hours LOCAL BOILER MAKERS ARE HONORED AT CONVENTION Omaha delegates to th Matter Boiler maker's association held In Pittsburgh last week will return Tuesday or Wednesday. A Hsvelork. Neb., man, P. H. Lucas, was elected fifth vice-president snd a Missouri Valley. Na., man, Mike O'Connor, waa chosen president. R. U. Wolf, holler Inspector for Omshs, wss to have attended th meeting and wss on th program for a paper, but telegraphed his regrets when the political situation began to warm up. - Mrs. C. U Hempel, wlfs of the chief boiler Inspector for the Union Pacific, was elected secretary and treasurer of the Ladles' Auxiliary of th Boilermaker' association. , - --- ! 33 Remedies are Needed Were ws perfect, which w are not, medicines would sot oft be seeded. But sine our systems hsv b oorn weakened, impaired snd broken down throuia Indiscretion which hsv Sons oa from the early ic, through countless fenerations, remedies art needed to , aid Nature ia correotinf our inherited aad otherwise aoquirwd weaknesses. To reach th seat of atom sell weakness and consequent digestive trouble, then is nothing to good Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov ery, a (Ivcorio compound, extracted from native medio- v . foal roots sold for over forty years with (rest satisfaction to all seen. Foe Weak Stomach, Biliousness, Liver Complaint, Pais in th Stomach after eefinf, Heartburn, Bad Breath, Belching of food. 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