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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY. MAY 30, 1912. One O'clock Closing Store Closes Thursday Decoration Day At One DO YOUR TRADING EARLY Tt wow 1513-20 Farnam Street 'th ape. Of Ik T- HK uWet Will b fUstJa.. . Of lies te at tleerd. . Tht offices at tb city ball will be eioeed- Th eonrt hous wffl be closed to ordinary bualoeae. but until t clock IMn WIS k man aa duty In utb of in vnpvfiau. " .. . - - - w imrmii business tka tnev demaad tro medl.te ium. Tka narrlaae lleeaw kor.au will k esaaed. -. ' ' HMMMk reaee will ka held at tha Beaedway Ml tka aftsrnoo at I aclock. Base kail game have keen arrant ad an -WW ka played In eevarel parka. Kwg paTU Win tp irw mi . fFM wum muv aad tka DM1 eta baB faaaw Witt play n tha Rod ate Ooa aluk diamond. Tha II rod ward Crowna and tka Hotly will a;'y aa tka giaaano. at tka rarrall elyrupe et I 'lack. TM Mala end tk koldtara Miss Remington Says: - : I can get toore dean, legible copies at one writing trom RED SEAL than from any -' other carbon paper." Mist Rtmington operates nearly a mil lion typewriters, and she ought to know No other carbon paper rruni folds like RED SEAL,orgivei such bright, clear impressions, or such good.all-arouncl service. lAd, 6f (Tbtirse, it follows that no other ulli like RED SEAL. Remington Typewriter Company 19th and Douglas Streets, Omaha. aTrognTiNa.HOTcia.oR(kiwMina Oat tk Original u! Genuine llORLIGIl'S HALTED MILK ert . T- jtv i j.tit ... iiHruraijnnaiwrAllnn SKI BOA. BAIT OABl UTtXt, U POBBca r Sea sssaws V f Ml. TwS net in any mux lmst Fi- lailat M .ORUCK - S - Take package boas (HiwiwHI) V V IMi"r I IS- as 1 k ail Bad blood is responiibt or moat of otur ailments, and when from any acae ft becomes infected trith Impurities, bumort or polaona, troubla to some form Ja mm to follow. Muddy, sallow complexions, eruptions, pimples, etc., show that tbe biood ia Infected with unhealthy humors which have changed It from a pore, fresh, "stream to a sour, acrid fluid, which force oat its lrepurttiel through tha pores and giaada of the akia. A very common evi dence of bad blood ia aorea and ulcers, which break out on the flesh, often from a very insignificant bruise, or even scratch or abrasion. If the blood was healthy the place would heal at once; but being infected with impurities which ar discharged into tbe wound, irritation and Inflammation r set cp, the fibres and tissues are broken, and the sore continue snta tha bkxxj ta purified ot tha causa, 8. & 8. Is Natort'a blood-purifier and tonic, toad entirely from roota, herb and barks. It goes down into the circula tion and remowea every partJcle ot impurity, humor or poison, restore lost Titaiity, and steadily tone up tha entire system, 8- S. 8. neutralizes any WTjtlynur Ecmdu, Asa. Tetter, Bait Rheum. Bolls, and all other akin, araptioa z disease. Book on th blood and any medical advice fro. mrnmTgPECmC . ITTwnp. . ... rtann O-v will play at Port Omaha end ladtea aod gentlemen will ba admitted traa f charge. Too Fremont mate league teem will play at Council Bluff a.- . - M Thursday alao mark tha (ormal open ing of tka Bo and Oun cluk season. ! activity Millar twrfc. Millar park will ko tha scene of - on usual activity, flolf, tennis, kaao kali and .cricket will Hold tha hoard during tha afternoon. wJiirt In , tha, evening an orchestra of thirty piece wlU ntertaln tha large number of holiday eneuwlonleta who aro expected at tha park. Dean Tancock' team wilt play against en other team of tha Omaha Cricket olub Tha Rolf conteat will ka aa lghten-bol handicap medal play. reoffle Will Claw. Tha Omaha postofflc and all branch atatlona will ba doaed at II o'clock on tha morning of Decoration day. One general delivery window will ka pan (rant ta I o'clock In tha eveelng. Tha four and five-trip carrlera will maka two dellvarlaa, not leaving on tha aaoond dellvary later than ISX All other car rlera will make but on dellvary. that la tha morning. - - Poetmattsr Wharton wtahea tk poaul amployea to observe the day with their famine and kaa allowed tha eelleetori wo hour' additional leave (ram their work on that day for thla reason. FOLIC Tit MONO COMRADES Cantmlttaw frees Depart ameat Will trow Flaw i Tb memory of tha krav sakea offi cers who died at tha hand of thaga whit protecting lit and property .or from tka ravages of disease will bs re numbered this awning at 10 J e'alock tn the varloua Omaha osmeteris by the rank tad fll of th Omaha Mattopoktan Polio department. A committee consist ing of Captain H. W. Puna, Sergeant Andrew Patlulle and Hutnaae- OtAoer Han J. Keilssn will decorate tha graves f dead paUcamen ta. behalf of lit living patrolman, who, while unable ta attend la person, will ba there la aptrlt. Th relief association of th department kaa osntrtbuted a sum of money for Oowers, t se placed kPon the graves of the dead officers, cUac lw when Joke, 41. Don ahue beoama chief of police), there nave died about twenty offloar. Tk death roll sine ttttt la as follow, Pstrolmaa Jame Ctutck, October It, m Patrolman i. U. Kirk, February la, 't . Patrolman P. C Foley, May M, "H Patrolman 1. H. Ruasall, August M, . Kmergenay Officer O. P. Baldwin, No vember t. . -. .t i Keirctlve Simon 8. Drummy, February K, ' (aasssatnatrd). Patrolman Lafayette A. Smith. January H. 'OS (asaaealnated). Patrolman William Cullen. Me'roh M. ' Patrolman D. J. Ryan. June 10. 'Mi Captain Patrick Moatyn. October W, 'U. ergeant Michael Whelan, Oacnekr 'It , Patrolman Harry U Wooldriaga, Janu ary 17. 'It . ' . , Patrolman J. 8.- Wilson, January 1 '11 Patrol Conductor Andrew Fabey. the ideat member of the police foroe In point of oonttnuou service, says that sine b Joined tb department In Ifc there bar d.ad by diaeaaa and. sasaa.1 nation about forty-five officer. , Casualty Company v. 'May Lose License (Fro ma Staff Correspondent.) UNCOLM. May .- Special Telegram.) -State Auditor Barton la seriously eon Iderlng Ike revocation of the Ueons of the Maryland Casualty company of Balti more to do business la Nebraska, The Maryland company la making an effort to remove a ault pending in Douglas icoumy to tn l county to tha federal court and Auditor Barton ta ct!ng under section Mlt of Cobbey atatutca, which provide thatln ' "' Insurance company attempt to iape th jurisdiction ot m. i;; - n rdiTor" or,n;.Vh i evoke tta llcenaa Th caae was originally brought again! the Banker' Surety company of Cleve land, but later the business ot that com par.y as purchased by th Maryland concern and therefor th auditor con tents that it alao inherited the law with the business. i l ns insurance ia aieo mailing an tuveau- I gallon Into th condition ot th' Over land Ufa and Accident association. PURIFIES Tixn m nnn 0 JOIAU J3JL.UUJJ "S -va FLAGX .AND WEAD SPEAK Omaha Delegates Addreia Oil K'i Castration, ' SCFPORT OF OMAHA IS FLEDGED Cweaeicrcial Clak Will Do All It -Caa to 'AM la Developing ' tk Oil yield, of Vya- ' aala. CASPER, TVyo.. May .-8pclal Tale-cram.-apeaiitn today Oefora dals- cataa to tha annual coorentloa of Wye- mln( OH Men s aaaodatlon In aesalott here W. D. V.ead and John F. Hack. repreaentiDg tha Omaha Cfeaoraarclal dab. declared their faun in tha great naaa of Wyoming', oil (laid and pledged auppart of kudneaa Intereat of tha Kekraaka ma- tiopoll to tha development of the oil In duetry tn Wyoming. Mr. Flack la pml dan( of tka First National bank of Omaha and Mr. Wead la a raamber of tha Omaha-! Commercial club committee on develop ment -of Wyoming OH tie Ida Rapreaeata- tlvaa of tha Denver Chamber of Com merce alao Pledfed aupport of tb kuat- naas Iniereeti. whlla official of tha Nerthweetern, BaHngtwn and Union Faelfle rallroada. declared than- line would do all m their power to further development of the tnduatry. The convention adjourned lt evening after adopting a rveolutlon andoraing tb paaaaga by tha Wyoming legteleture of tha Kaaaaa Bio Sky tow ta regulate corporation selling stock In the stale ' and ronoiutioa aeeklng to initiate a movement t secure uniform legislation regarding oil testa ra states where Wyo ming oil products are marketed. The delegate were guest, of the Midwest OH company at luncheon and tonight war entertained wnh a concert, fire work display and a Dutefc lunch at the now refinery of tk Natron pip Una lloftntry company. NEW JERSEY FOR ROOSEVELT (Continued from Pa One! rat lew at th last g.aieal ilntl.a. Ike polls did not cioss uoUl t dock last night, and a. a reautt rh vet trag very late In being counted. ktateearot far Bailee i alt. Early today Borden fx WMtHrg. chair man of th Boosevelt executive commlt laa ta Mew tork. made the following statement: "Mew Jersey has earn through hand somely. Th men wko make np tka rank and file of th republican party and who carried the Mat by aaAM at to end of Roosev.lt'. adsslaistratloa, aava shown that they are still loyal to their old leaders. They kaM with delight Id re turn ta the eomrsand of tha republican party and will give kirn a,M again la November, rlooeevalt baa aa horsed tb old machine liader and will now turn the party back la it. first prlaciplaa- Th New Jeresy primary ia th last bat one, (Soatb Paitota) to be hel tka coaveAUou. tlet of Dolvgates. Tim twenty-eight Roosevelt delegate elected an a follow: At lrga-Frank H, Jess, Camden: Rd ward 11. Bacon, Jersey dty: John Frank lio Fort. Kaat Orange; K veretl Colby, West Orange. Flr.t Dlatrlct Duncan W. Bias and John Boyd A via. Hecond Dlatrlot Joaanh H Marral and John W. Harris Third Dlsulct E. Oerry Ikobert and arian L,yon . Fourth Dlatriot-Joka E. QUI and Jame s. Pauisate. Fifth Dl.trlet-Charlea W. Ennla and Kdgar A. Knaps. Hlxth Dlitr William m. Tavhw and Herbert M. Bsllev. seventh Plat rlc Warns O. Blaavelt and Harry C. Whllehead. Bighth PUlrlct Jame W. . McCarthy and I,oula M. Brock. . Matk District-Edward T. Ward and Wllllsm A. Ixird, . . Tenth District-Edmund B. oaporn and PTana i. Driver. Eleventh Dletrtct-Joha Oartter and Fred Vollmar. Twelfth Distrlrt-Joha Botkerbam sad Oeorge U Record. The democratic delegates are a follow; all being Instructed for Wilson except four from th ninth and teatk dlMricts ' At-Laise-Nichols P. Wcdln. Jerser div- John w. westcott. rtiaonneia. Jams K M.rttne, PiiaOeld( John lllncU- lure, pstersoft. . ' . . - . Firat ni.trict John . Msnrey ana J. Warren lavta -' ' Kecnnd l'ttrtc-joaok B. LAmaon ana T. Thnmoean miner. Third Uletrict John W. Bioeum and Thnmal J. ftcullv. Fourth Dletrict-Oeorg M. tmont and Wa ter Madden. Ftftli PWrict w iiwm U la-nn and Jsnmea J. Patta . Sixth liirlct-willim Kim and Dan Fellow. Piatt. , , Seventh PistrK wrnim Hugne ami Robert a. Bremner. trishth Matrict-John M. Bhodabeck and J. amine 1. Ninth liistrlrwam emuh. jr.. ano Arthur B. Seymour. - Tenth uutrlct Jamae a. ougant nua Harry F. Backus. sueventn metric nmll urot ana jonn J. Mctkivem. Twelfth Dlstrtoi Tbomaa ilaiaat a0 Mark A. Sullivan. DIRECT' CAMPAIGNS ENDED (Continued from Pag One.) the republican candidates will close this week and manager and their assistants will be in Chicago Monday tor th oneer- Ing of Ue kettle before the netasnal evea- mltte. The Taft attomeya, formal Senator tMck of Ohio and Fred C. Bryan ot Washington, have completed their de fense of all the caae where the Booae veil fort e, art contesting de lets. tea. It i understood all kriei Vnd evidence will he filed with Secretary Hayward ta Chi cago before tonight. Tafl We WlU Sanaart Baol. Th attitude et Taft mar. tier, here In dicate that (key wm lend their tuU support to Chairman Raw la th effort I t at Senator Boot temporary 1 chairman. It Is understood the Taft j forces were not advised of the selection of ator Boot untfl after tk latter I had accepted Mr. New' tnvhattoo, but ! have seised what they believe ta be an I opportunity te weld together Kew Tork j delcgatas and other eMegattoea that at! support tk national committee anon thla bnue. Senator Mnen predicted that Governor ; Hadley of Missouri would be tk Boose velt choice for temporary chairman, I "That, of course, ta nibject te ckaage j if eondlrion change. ' said tka senator. f believe, however, that Omen. uw. ley name wl! be proposed for tbe place ! ana tnat wniiara R. Pendergaat ot New Tork, drapn recent filneas, arfll make the speech placing Colonel Boosevelt la noannation. r gtin roandeal. "frealdent Taft'.- belief that he baa toougk delegates ptedged and anln stracted tor kin to control the conven tion was not shaken fcy th victory tt (.Oram Rooeeveet rk the New Jersey prt. mM"- wiuto house offlcitia made no staiemem. nut Taft leaders wae saw tk -Iirealdant today would not reeede from areskMrfa oww fignre mad aubtte i Iln several ot kla New Jersey .peaches wMck he said gave hira thirty mar tkaa ncejaary' tn wamlnata. - Friend of Preaideat Taft admlttad to day that muck depended tb rapak- tfcan nationai committee. They war aatJafWi tBayaaid. tbat tb eommlttea would ba fair to Taft.' Taft I.tevMtrd la ptattoras. U was atatad poatfiYe'y that tka preat- dent'a nam would k presented to tka convention no matter what happened. lust bow far Mr. Taft will go In making plan for tb convection was not re pealed today. Ha I tnterestad now par ticularly, tn tha platform. It H said, and ta tha ae lection of a man o present nla name ta the cenventloa. Mr. Taft wa tr. tb Whit Hows study, working and (load rig aver tb return, from New Jersey on til X o'clock this morn hag. Ha was at kts desk before e clock. AiUwugh ka akowed tk effect of hk) bard travel be waa araUmg. but did not mention New Jersey la hi aai vtaltora. No general conference of the preMdeat'a upportara waa acbaduled for today, but aavoral dropped m. Inclaung Attorney Oenaral Wlraenham. aaaator Crane of Maaaackuaetu and Secretary Maoeagb. KKsEVLT tt OELIGBTED fal l gaun. n sea Us lai Haw Jersey lave Hlsa Kotklog to Say. OTaTBsf BAT. K. May .-"Tbe result In New Jersey speaks for Itself." said Colonsl RooasvoM today. "I don't see tbat New Jersey kaa left much for me to say." The colonel waa greatly elated at the otrteom,. He said that after tha Ohio vote be bad asserted the contest for the presidential nomination had been settled, so that tk result In Kew Jersey. In bis opinion, did not alter the situation. . The colonel wa asked whether he would now begin to maka plans for the Here is Style, Comfort. Dignity in a moderate -priced Roadster THESE are features you require ia B refined, two-o sender car together with Bise and detail. Perhaps you've wanted a smart appear ing? and serviceable car auch aa a phy stciaawoalduse. Yonr foad. ster for two must be power- -t ul, quiet, well r built by b re-' aponaible ton cem, comtort sble, haves aelf- . starter and fall tqsipneit Other roadsters with these qualities are much higher ia price. The Courier is the Only medium-priced car of this class and character built. It has proven satisfactory and popu lar amooe owaers, on the road, and at -auto shows. This foretells the satisfac tion a Courier will five you. You know that the chassis ia right in a well con sidered car, sod feu can give your st-' . . ' rVa ' THE T. NORTHWALL CO. 912 Jones Street - V Omalia. Neb. m c 34xi 36x4 37x5 THE SUPERIORITY OF MICHELIN TIRES IS RECOG NIZED ALL 0VR THE WORLD - IN STOCK BY NEBRASKA BUICK AUTO CO. Telephont 72l( 1912-14-16 Farnam Street, Omstht faO cajnpaiga, sac ka felt confident of being nominated. ' la the aur of a long period as a hunter." be mid. 1 have learned never to divide the bear akin until the , bear dead." Tk colonel departed at midnight for Gettysburg, where ha la to ipeak tomor- HORSE KILLED AND RIDER 1 , INJURED BY LIGHTNING ' JTOORCROFT. Wyo.. May &-6peclaJ.) Wells Greea. son of Mr. and Mrs. JL T. Green of this slao. Is suffering from tka effect, of an electrical shock re ceived during a thunder storm. Green was rieHag a horse when struck by the 7 Year Old ITaVA REAlf aTaaf tkfl gW TSatifaT V-V kJ tfi , I Wow never tasted a whiskey ilk It at the price. 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TREAT Whiskey Fin top, boot and curtains, wind shield, gas and oil lamps, gas tanjc, and tools. -The seats are low, upholster ed with beat hair Old Pnces 35.75 ; 47.25 58.75 N JlL My sis, mm "S25 MM Suits Ifl l! and II You'll J ,Say: "By George 111 buy of Georger T"M the "red Woofled" eloth I ler with "red blooded" ulu there's life to my pat terns and dash to my styles; I OOT to giTe something better than the other lellow or the other fellow (eta it and I won't let hint get it. Special Rcund Trip Tickets TO Pertle Springs, Missouri On account ot the Inter national Convention ct Blbl Studenta at tli eprlags, Bpaela) Hoand trip UekeU will be on sale Hay Jth. SOtb, June let, 2d and Id. For reservations, rates, tickets, call at office, or phone Douglaa 104. TH0S. F, GODFREY, Tf. and 'Woksj. An 4m nxwmm simt, t auoa Vfsn LAKE MANAWA NOW OPEN More beeutiful than ever before. A First Class Restau rant entirely enclosed with screen. Dancing In tbe Grand Ball Room. Fine Music, Free Mov ing Picture Every Evening. S Many other attraction, Admasioflto Park Free Brandeis Theater On Bight Only, maay, Hay at. BTioaet SO ta SI. Baa, S1J0 aad St. Tk Senior Clas of tka Oraaka aTlgk School. Vmant Bobert Marskrll'a lingUag Oonwdy DraauL "A Royal Fimily" Xlakorat Brodsatloa. Caa of -orty, IiMilartlng Tsraoa Bchiea, as Ionia VIL Sea as at Brands- Boa trffle aoTD-n ojrn noar jtjng ,u " m M-iMMvw JuOUe Oonpaay. Ulltan RuaaelL Fay Templets, W 111 tarn Coiiier George Beban, Beanie Cisytoo Joha T. Kelly. Ada Lewie. Helena t 'oilier Oaxrtck and Weber and Fields an ate ttovr ttmg. COHD BEACH NOW OPEN - Spev-ial program tor Decor, atloa Day. Daactna. afiernooa aad f-rrniag. Lamp's Oirhee, tn. Boating, Roller Skating Bon Ung. Big Roller Coaster' r. Free Movtag itctBres! "the' "audomT l-araaa aad astk an. Ta, ei- Bpet ka Taw. Tasight, JiV Mil. Muile La Gfacia, Klij?' AanaUat; M-Gm,lf 11,4 time Baejotata end Comii. 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