THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. MAT 24. 1912.
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BRIEF 'CITY NEWS
v loot Mat I. -
: S. M. Clark, atgna. Mth ul Douglas.
Okas. S TloaHi Koora , Bm B1U .
haa Uia official blanks tar application for
Increase of pensions under lata U .MiT
O. MIX
Deft taaltarloa Laws W. H. Rua
U of ift Poppleton avenue, tu fined
13 and costs for failure to connect with
the aawara near bta house. Be appealed
the case; contending that be need not
connect with the aewera unless he ao
desired. .
Srmak, rail Sown Stair Too many
drlnke cauaed Fred Evans, an employe
of the Paxton hatei. to tali down stairs.
Ha tald Judge Alutadt that the beat
cauaed hi faU. but the officers aald It
rai too much boose. Five days were given
Evans (or not admitting tha truth.
tkesnaa Dies of Meart TroaM Myron
E- Thomas, the circulation agent for The
Bee and TwentietU Century Farmer, who
died Sunday afternoon . la Jefferson
Square park, came to hla death (rem ar
ante heart trouble, according to a oor-
oner's Jury. The funeral arrant amenta are
yet uncompleted.
Wealth Drank. Brake Soaes Hallu-
clnatlona causa many as, believe they are
wealthy and vice versa. Yesterday
George PerceU had John Paris, colored,
arrested, lie told the officer Davis bsd
robbed him of 1130, Both men were In
ioxJcated. When sober PerceU could not
remember bavins so much money and
Davla was dlscbarf ed.
Suae SaUalmg Ordered wa Fire
warden Ed Morris has ordered the old
frame Mo-shop at Eighteenth and Case
streets torn down, and Mrs. K. Neil son,
owner of the lot, will erect in tha place
thereof a modern brick structure. Ftre
recently partially destroyed the tlnshop
and residents have complained 'that it
was unsafe and ought to be tors down.
Mrs. Nielsen has araed to erect a brick
busmen house to replace it and work of
demoliehiaf tha half-burned buUdla( will
be started shortly.
Bancroft School
.Children Enjoy a
Lively Field Day
"Field day" was held 'yesterday by
tha students of tlia Bancroft school at
Jtlvervlew park. Games, running and
jumping contests, singing and folk dances
comprised the day program, Besides the
children and teachers large number of
relatives and friends of the pupils enjoyed
tha outing.
Tha boys of tha firth, sixth, seventh and
eighth grades took part In tbe following
contents: Running broad Jump, running
high Jump, fifty-yard dash, relay race,
one-eighth mile race and tug of war.
- "A Partner Sweet." was ' given by
Helen 'M. Hltte, and "The Muffin Man,"
by Maria R. Hoper. "Meeting and Greet
ing." a. folk daaca, was ably presented
by tbo children of Ue kindergarten.
"The Clap dance," German, and the
"Pane of Oreeting." Danish, were ren
dered by the pupils of the first grade, and
"I See You." aad "Coming Through the
Rye," by the children of the second grade.
"Annie Went to the Cabbage patch," was
glvea by tha third grade, and "Ao of
Diamonds," by" the fourth grade pupils.
"Circus." was danced by the fifth grade
students, and the "Norwegian Mountain
March." by the atzth grade was also
vary good, aa was the May pole dance by
tha seventh grade student. Ths day'
curators were brought to a close by the
"Iwedish Weaving Oame," by the tu
dents of the eighth grade. '
UNI OF OMAHA STUDENTS
. READY FOR THEIR GALA DAY
AH la la readiness at ths University of
Omaha for the annual Otla day exer
cises. Th last rehearsal was held last
night. Though that is only tha eeeend
year that the feta day has been in exis
tence, there is every indication that the
attendance Friday afternoon and eve
ning will far exoeed that of last year.
Bo far the ticket sale has beea vary
heavy, th different cissies together have
already sold more tickets than wars sold
last year in ticket sale and at tha door.
Tee drowning of tha queen of Kay,
which will be tha most elaborate tear
tur of th festivities will bo performed
both afternoon and evening on th uni
versity campus. Mies Gladys Solomon
will be th queen and Miss Lottie laoor
Bltl. as maid of honor, will place tha
crown upon tbe head of Miss Soleaaoa,
Immediately attar the Installation th
student will put on aa amateur veude
vtll la which every class end tr of the
otudeat organisations will do "turns."
Th dramatl society will give a on set
comedy entitled "Mia Doultoa' Or
chid." The Utopian society will glvs a
musical Bower drill. The frsshmee class
will bring to light all of tha domestic
Intrigues which arise in many kappf
fatal Uee la their play "Aa Obstinate res.
Ily." Th sopnomor class will turatsa
tbo moot gorgeous act la pi minting a
beautiful minuet, k ths minuet ther win
be eight oeuple wearing tha dross of
th colonial forefather. Th junior class
will eompieta th program la aa original
svostoal earned call tied "At tha End of
th Her,"
Th mosey realised oa the entertala
sseat will go to make up th deficit ta
tbo treasury of th Attueti asaociatloa
bcMeat as athtetlae. Loot year th fe
tlval netted ever so baodred dollars.
SHIPPERS GO TO KANSAS
CITY TO PROTEST RULE 10
- V protest against the appUcaUos at
Rule st to aar , part at westers si seal
noattoa, U. body at Omaha jobber aad
s turners' left li nrjit for Kaiuea
City to attend th bearing of tea Inter-
Henry T. Clark, Jr.. representing tha
Nebraska Stats Railway ewtsarl seine, and
S. J. MaVaaa. loaiaaaiillna tha Omasa.
CeantaarcaU . club, are ta tbo party.
Other member will be: Cenimhtstsa Ootid
of th CommerciJU cub; W. a. Wright of
th Wright WUhatmy compear, jr. 1.
Heel f tha MeCord-Brady company. Joaa
Xeaaop, jr. of the Pmbrmeat Creemery
company; Walter a. Whines, secretary
th Lincoln Comsnarclal crab, aad W.
X. Blaas of tha L-Q1sss Aodrsossa
. Western olseetS cartas B baa been sus,
psnilsd mats December U.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
' Dr. and hfra. B St. BroakflaM of Idaho
Faila is in ths dty visiting his father.
Boa Bvookfleld. of tbo Union Pastflc
Presleent eHeokey. of BeHova. wot .
ver tbe comraeacemern eddiis for th
Arlington H'ga reboot. Fmlav eveiucg.
S. A. Sear!, rice of.alnr.an at the erne
road oesasit'Ja of tha Commercial club,
will eoeak Prma- aigbt at WaJuflaid,
'ea. oa -rrasucai sue m B
Of Good Rood, "
WATER SETTLEMENT DELAT
Absence of Attorney Stout Put th
Hekrinr Off Another Day.
STILL HOPE , FOB
Jadge lliager Raa ftctaraed aad
All th Attai-aera Are Bxswoted
te Be la Ceert Friday
far the nteariag. -
Flxieg of a supersedeas bead or eettle
mant of th suit brought by tbe Omaha
Water company is further delayed until
John F. Stout, attorney for the water
company, returns from Papiltlon. where
no is attending a oa ta tha Sarpy
county court. Hla return waa looked for
Thursday and all the attorney b) the
water ease ar expected to appear before
Judge Hunger.
Judge Hunger returned from North
Platte Thursday and was' reedy to hear
argument concerning the supersedeas
bond required of the company in tta ap
peal to the circuit court of appeal. Th
matter ha been put aft repeatedly sine
Saturday because of absence of attorneys
or th court. '. ' '
knot of Farther Coort Action.
It has been rumored that the water
company Intends to apply for a writ of
certiorari from the appellate court and
take ita appeal direct to th supreme
court of the United States for earlier set
tlement. The city, n M said. Is prepared
to tile axceptlona to this application.
Another rumor ha it that tha city
and water company wUI drop all litiga
tion and coma to a settlement out of the
courts. It hi believed th amount claimed
by ths company of some 190,000 and the
claim of th city on th matter of de
precation, diealiowad by Judge Hunger,
of a bait million dollars, could balance
th respective claim. Th interest oa
tha bond required of the company and
tbo Interest th city la now paying oa Its
water bond laau ar Items which may
hasten this settlement and subsequent
taking over of th plant by tha city.
National Convention
of Musicians is to
Open Here Monday
Th National convention of musicians
will open tn Omaha Monday, when XD
delegates, representing nearly every city
and town la th United etstee wilt have
arrived.
Thar will be a big band Is escort the
delegtt from th Paxton hotel, th head
auartera, to Waahlngtoa hall, where the
business sessions will be held. Th visitors
will be entertained at a bosquet a Wash
ington hall Tuesday evening, and eH day
Wednesday at Manawa. Thursdsy fur
noon the Unlnger Art gallery will be In-
epeeted by the women, who will also
have a reception at the Paxton Monday,
a Shopping tour Tuesday sfternoon.
aa automobile rid aver the city Friday,
ending at tha Grand Central hotel In
Council Bluffs, where refreshments will
b served. I 1
Bourke to Quit the
Board and Try for
Burgess' Position
W. T. Bourke. chairman of th teacher'
committee of the Board of Education,
will reeiga at the first of second meeting
of tha board la Jon. HI term expiree
January L Immediately upon hla resigna
tion will begin a merry War over the
election of a member te fill the vacancy.
Upon tha outcome of this e lectio will
depend th position of secretary to which
Mr. Bourke aapirea. t
J. F. Burgeaa, present ortary, has at
least five member of th board who will
support him for re-election, other hav
ing aa yet expressed no preference. Jama
Richardson,' chairman of tha finance
committee, la elated for tha loader tn the
right to retain Burgess -
Dr. E. Holovtchlner. chairman of the
buildings and grounds committee, has
beea accredited with supporting Bourke.
but he assert that he la taking ao part
In the campaign. "I believe Burgeaa la a
good, competent man," ha said, "and also
I think Bourke could fill the position."
Election will be held about th first
ot July. J. W. Uaynard. cwatedlan of
auppliea, and Duncan Flnlaysoo. superin
tendent of buildings; will probably retain
their offices. The fight 'for tbo oscro.
taryshlp. however, I gradually becoming
bitter aa tha Issue remains In doubt aad
while tbo members of th board are reti
cent they ar scheduled for a wars
crap before the case la settled.
RourketoBeHost
to 10,000 School
Children Friday
. Pa Rourke expect fully W.0W kids at
tha ball park this sfternoon wnen
the Omaha team will play he last game
of th sari with th Anions. Th day
has beea sat aald aa "school kld'g day"
and every boy aad girl of school ago will
be admitted to th grounds tree of
charge.
Ladle' day will not be In effect se
ll y aad all woman who Appear at th
park without money enough for ticket
will be turned away aa every available
seat will be turned ever t th "kids" gad
ths paid admlailons. Pa's' plan I to let
all th school chlldre from th grade
schools, high schools, universities, cel.
Irges, parochial school and private
schools of Omaha and south Omaha lot
th stand, fro gratis.
lu order that he may tail just what
ths attendance I Mr. Rourke will put
everyone through the tur net! la Teachers
will alas be allowed la th stands free.
WRIGHT IS ARRESTED AGAIN
FOR PESTERING MRS. CARR
Almost (II th trouble that Oeorg
Wright, a plumber tnd ex-treet car
conductor, baa experts need whtls In
Omaha can be laid to bis Infatuation for
Mr. Julia Carr. married woman, wh
refuses his attentions.
Oa March IT Wright assaulted Mrs.
Carr because ehe would not commit sui
cide with him. he had him forcibly ar
reatsd and h wss fined S3 and coat.
Wednesday be forcibly took gold wstcb
from her sack, and again be v. as ar.
reaud. Hs told ths court that he took
th watch to force her to meet him at
Nineteenth and Chicago street. For his
offenss Judg Altetadt gave him ten days
la jail ...
WOMAN DRINKS LAUDANUM ,
IN EFFJTO END LIFE
Bell Smith, aged li. U North fovea
ieentb stratO swallowed an ounce of
laudanum Tuesday night with suicidal
intent Dr. Elwwed saved her life. Tks
Woman said that domestic iroubls was
th sasa at her attempt to die. -
Chief Jump Believes
' Omaha Lively Town
When Chltf of Polios Jump ot Aber
deen, & D , dropped off la Omaha to pay
hi respeot to th Omaha polio be did
not expect la be forced to as what his
name implied to Jump and Jump lively.
But he did.
There were numerous raids, calls for
drunks, fights, . suicide and would-be-ulcldes,
and to' ail of these Chief Jump
waa taken along. At midnight while try
ing te catch a ulet breath, he leaned over
to Sergeant Cook and exclaimed:
"P you know, sergeant, that I thlak
Omaha is th Hvalleet place 1 hav aver
visited. I have been treated royally. And.
do you know, I had believed Omaha a
very quiet plaoe. Why yu hav mors
excitement her In a night thaa.w hsvs
in a jeer up at Aberdeen."
Society Girls Will .
Boot atBall Game
fntil of haldlne? their reculsr sml.
monthly program meeting, th glrlg whs
are aiemhara af the Pleaidaa aooletr of
ths Omaha high school will sttend th
ball sama thl after enan and ua their
vociferoiM efforts for the Rourke. Th
society haa a membership of thirty and
svsryon of that number I a staunch
fanett.
' Cultivated taste prefer Permits Sc.
GROCERIES AREGOfllG DOWN
Butter Drops Three Cent, hut is Six
HigutrThaa Tetr A?o.
GREEN STUFFS MITCH CHA?EB
Carload af Ptaeapale Expected
to Arrtva la Osnaha ea far
th raaatag aad Piaasi t
Butter oa th meal market la 0 cents,
t coata cheaper than a week ago. But
tbe price I cents higher than a year
kgo. v
Cneesa, which usually la aa strong aa
butter. Is lagging behind la the aero
nautic capers, having fall a couple of
pennies. Brick cheese tumbled t cents and
I now retailed at cent. American
cheese la dispensed at a quarter a pound.
Vegetable ar coming ta the rescue of
the common people. While cabbage eraa
a nickel. It haa declined to 1 rent a
pound. Spinach haa fait th press of
dandelion competition and has rone down
to a nickel a peek. Ail tha things that
th grocer put In bunches ar coming
down. Radishes ar selling sight bunches
for t cents, onions six bunches tor the
ssm pries, lettuce three heads for I
cents, rhubarb tour bunches tor I cents,
asparagus two tor i and cucumber three
tor dim.
New potatoes are limited three pounds
tor It cents, while they did sell at I cents
a pound. Cauliflower ta selling at T
cents a pound.
Pineapples are expected to go down. A
carload will arrive la Omaha Friday
ready for th canning and preserving lea
son. They ar expected to sell St ttataad
79 a case.
A. King, manager of tha grocery de
partment at Hayden's, aaya th housewife
did not take advantage of tha low price
ot strawberriee. they ar new going up.
Dadley Mreaaht f rem Weet.
CH1CAOO. III., May J. Bliss Dudley
who recently wss Indicted by a federal
grand jury In Chicago an a charge of
operating an alleged "get rich quick"
scheme through the malls by means ot aa
Oil company, today waa returned from
lyoa Angelas! Federal authorities assert
that Chlcagoana lost about .M through
Investment with Dudley.
New-Fangled
Alarm is Stolen
hy Slick Burglar
Peering that aoraaon might break Into
thetr ubnshmant aente night and carry
off a floffln, a eerse or a rot tie ot em
balming fluid. Brailey A Dorrs ace In
stalled a new fang led burglar alsna
known aa a protortegraph. -
But there waa one culprtt who refused
t be frightened by R. Ha ared the
place, hynotiaed thecontrlvsnce aad car
ried it away.
Morris Nicholson Book has beea ar
rested oa suordclea of having takea th
alarm, but he say h doe sot know any
thing about H.
Two Nebraskans Get
Degrees from Iowa
IOWA C1TT, la.. May U -t Special Tel
egram.1 The University of Iowa' ttll
graduation list Issued today, contain the
name of Charles Motia. Omaha dentistry,
aad Lena Trott, Lincoln, medicine.
Key to tha ituatloa-See Advertising.
VANN USES SICK MAN'S
MONET TO ACQUIRE k JAG
Tom Vgna proved himself to be a friend
In need when William Hutchinson be
came III and had to be taken to a hospital
for an operation. Hatch Inaea was deetl
tute and calling Vana to kirn, requested
bit mead to go out and collect tot thai
waa due him la email nsu from sev
era! persona Vann did a be waa bidden.
but instead of turning the money ever to
th sick mso, bs proceeded to take aboard
ctrgo ot liquor that required th tv
lira amount col acted.
Hutchineea toed the polk s about the
mridellty of Vann. and Thursday night
Detsetrvea Dm and Fleming arreeled
him whll be ley sleeping off hi hi'
toiiostlo Ids JsiNrsoa rqusr.
The Persistent and Judiclou Use at
Newspaper AdvartMag la th Road
Buetnoao Si
"XJO purer, clvner food comet V"
IN to your table than FAUST
SPAGHETTI in itt waled ptck- V
f ; , tge. Andlt'iiogood. , . I
V MAUlXEROSe ts
MORE BALDIIEADED WOMEN THAU
' MEN, SAYS AUTHORITY
That' Why Women Should
AboaihOaU)druitanl End
Scalp Itch.
Oa noted assthorltr aaya that there ar
Bve haldkeadad women I very four
haklhiadaw saoa, aad leas af hair among
ansa la aaeddlr marssalng. Tbi the
rtanHrrg emtoroeat pubttsked la one of
th standard aBagsalne.
This would indeed bs (lstrssatng new
for wsfoaa war it not tar tha fact that
FAJUBIAJf BAOK will surely
loa't worry; this
shortly may be right sod may be wrong.
lust put your faith la FAJUUA eUOSi
will bee far pea ail tha heir m
hav now aad grow for yea aa abend
gne af aew hair.
rAJUsSAH BAOS I tha avaat doughs,
ftu aad kivtgoratiag hat? dreeing la th
wared I If paw 0 hot va f daisy row are
asksang a gtorlooo treat, ft te as, a ay
and dee a asaMB petiole of
danger sugar f lead ar sulphur.
tt will koswsh aoadrva kill sh desv
draff gewnss (eeuee of ssldnese), seep fals
ing hair aad sesis weeks
FAlUrUAM BAOB akm w laotro aad
radtaao Into dull, faded hair. Urg
bottl M asatt at all drug aad depart
meat sreres aad a wenrterg waera talbN
goad ar aald. gubatitatos. Aak
far FAJBIAT gA-tb girl with a
. . . -. uile
bara hair obj overy v
Dr. Wiley Has Resiped
but the good work for pure food and
clean food will go on with unabated vigor. The best
way to promote the cause of pure food and clean living
is to eat
SHiFeddedl WHieat
made of thewholewheat in the cleanest, finesCmost .
w hygienic food factory in - the world. A simple, natural
elemental food-containing no yeast or baking powder,' .
no chemicals of any kind just pure wheat made diges-'
' tible by steam-king, shredding and baking into crisp,'
golden brown Biscuits, ' '
Nothing ao deliriously 'nourishing and satisfying after the
heavy foods of Winter aa Shredded Wheat Biscuit and fresh ,
v . fruits aerved with xoSk or crtvo.
Make Your "Meat" Shredded Wheat-
The Shredded Wheat Company , Niagara FaHa, N. Y.
BRANDE1S EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL IN
Men's Spring Suits
$5 and 17.50 Suits at 1198, $2.93
Here is a Mnsatio&al special in
Men's and Young Men's Clothing.
Thee snits ar odd sizea from our
spring lines, together with a few
lota of last season's buying. They
are well tailored, perfect fitting
suits made of serviceable mater.
Sw"!. JU8-$2.98
Men's and Young Men's Tuts
made of worsteds, cheviots and
tweedsregular $1.50 and $2.50
values, at 98C
Boys' Knickerbocker Pants
all mads with fall peg, belt
loops and watch pocket
regular $1.00 values at 49c
Boys' Blouse Waists with
open cuff sleeve large se
lection of materials, at 25c
Boys' Washable Suits in
Russian or Blouse styles
blue, tan, browns and fancy
percales $1 to $1.50 val
ues, at ,...59c and 75c
BotC Rrrmprra, well tawed and
cut full regular TSe value,
paclal at 45c
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