1912.
GUESTS FLOCK TO THE CAM?!
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Business Men Visit Light Plant and Brewery
maha's
Six Hundred Visitors Are in Field i
with the Cadets.
THE BEE: UAIAHA. rMDAl. JUNE
ARCHIE HOAKE BREAKS HIS ARM
Reveille U Sounded Early and Boys
Spend Morning Hour Putting
Persons and Camp In Pre
sentable Shape.
(From a Staff Correspondent. )
CAMP HASKELL. BLAIR, Neb., Jur.e
6.-(Special Telegram. )-Laden with bas
kets of all sizes and shades and wreathed
in smiles and anxious greetings 600 par,
ents, friends and sweethearts of the
Omaha High school cadets flocked from
the visitors' special train of nine cars
here at 10 o'clock.
They were met by groups of sunburned
and hungry soldier lads and escorted in
vehicles and on foot to the camp grounds
south of the town. The cadets appeared
spick and span. Trousers were carefully
brushed, sunburned faces were devoid of
dirt and shoes were brightly polished
Most of the lads pressed their trousers
by laying them out carefully under their
blankets Wednesday night and sleeping
on them. All commissioned officers, first
sergeants and band cadets were immacu
late in Whito rtllrlf fmtlrc
The entire regimen was awakened at
6 "0 and after a breakfast of round steak
and brown gravy an hour and a half of
company drill was held. After that every
lad busied himself with soap and water
and clean attire. Inspection of tents was
made by Commandant Cowan before tho
visitors arrived.
Private Archie Hoake of Company B
sustained a broken arm as the result of
a steedlly pitched ball In a game with
Company F yesterday. Camp Dr. Mar
Flothow fixed the lad out in splints
Hoake is now unable to shoulder a gun.
The Yellow Peril.
Jaundice malaria biliousness, vanish
when Dr. King's New Life Pills are
taken. Easy, safe, guaranteed. 25c. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
BURNED MOTORCAR FACTORY
IS TO BE REBUILT AT ONCE
Local representatives of the Lion Motor
Car company, whose plant was burned
a couple of days ago, , have received word
from the factory that" the work of re
building will start at once and that e
company will be in a position to make
deliveries within six weeks.
Yes, this Is a "swell" store
with swell merchandise
but the prices are "Everyman's
prices."
The mere fact
that I sell men's
suits at $15, $20
and $25, knocks
out the idea that
my establishment
is "too swell" for
the ordinary
mortal to trade at.
16th and Harney Sts.
aflli
Spend Your"5S iC
IT Vacation I J
Pi
A
in Canada
ill
The eye of America
are turning to the finest
Summer playgrounds
on the Continent, viz.:
me Highlands
of Ontario"
which embrace the rhsrm
Ing Mttekoka lakes, the Lake
of Mayt. Algonquin Park,
ptrrlru Temagami. French
tiiver. Georgian Bay, A'a
tear t ha Lakes, eto.
Pore air. where hy fever
In unknownNatnre in ell
her ragKed glory welcome
yoa to tlie cool pine tree,
the eptendtd bathing, fish
ing and canoeing.
Splendid hotel accommo
dations at reasonable rate.
The doabletrack ronte of
the Brand Trunk Railway
Svatem from Chicago
renches. via Toronto, all
the above reports quickly,
safely and comfortably.
Round-Trip Fares in ef
fect daily. Jan 1 to Sep
tember 30.
Beautiful lUuttrated Book
lets Free, maybe nbtained at
McDonald, C.
Canadian Resorts have the
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si
;Hoios 7000 tons.
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STANDING ON 7,000 TONS OF COAL IN
SUBMERGED PIT AT ELECTRIC
LIGHT PLANT.
1Y COBB SHOWN IN WINDOW
Exhibited as Part of the Know
Omaha Campaign.
SILK HAT HARRY THERE, TOO
Judge RomkODser Parades Across
the Ball Field Great Interest
In the Big: Campaign that
is "ow On.
What Omaha manufacturers are doing
in window displays is interesting the
outside world. Communications have be
gun to arrive from cities all over the
United States asking particulars about
the display week.
A letter was received from the Busi
ness Men's league of Tacoma, Wash.,
asking how the Omaha manufacturers
are conducting the campaign. Tacoma
business men are planning a show to
be copied from Omaha's.
The Merchants' Trade Journal, a na
tional periodical, has asked for a story
covering the whole plan of the Know
Omaha campaign, to be illustrated by
pictures of the window displays. The
demand for new ideas in window adver
tising and general publicity campaigns
on co-operative lines has been seen by
the magazine and its readers will be
supplied by a full account of Omaha's
unique plan.
Crowds of men and women are to be
seen in front of the windows holding
conferences over the puzzle inside, com
paring their guesses and arguing about
what guess Is right and wrong.
But while the guessing holds interest
to some windows interest in others is
held merely by the Intrinsic value of
the displays. One of these is the display
ot the manual training department of
the Omaha High school In the Miller,
Stewart & Beaton window. Here there is
no guessing contest, but probably greater
crowds are steadily gathering there than
at any other window.
Among the displays that provoke a
smile is that the Bankers' Union cigar
in the Getten & Wickham window at 611
South Sixteenth street. A base ball
diamond, grandstand and bleachers is
the design with cigars as the ball play
ers. In the grand stand are seated the
city commissioners. Ty Cobb is lying in
the field encased in a black casket, while
"Nobody" stands over him to mourn.
Silk Hat Harry and Judge Rumhouser
are parading across the field, in which
are stationed many ball players Tf re
nown. The manufacturers will announce the
names of the winners of . the guessing
contest some time next week. They will
be announced by all manufacturers
simultaneously.
Ensign Patterson
Fined for Speeding
Ensign Patterson, United States navy,
who is visiting with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. C. Patterson, haled before the
police magistrate for exceeding the speed
limit in an automobile, put up the de
fense that Bike Cops Wheeler and
Emery, who arrested him, once served
in the marines and were naturally preju
diced against the navy. The defense did
not carry much weight with Acting Judge
Barker, for he fined the prisoner $5 and
costs. Ensign Patterson, when arrested,
was going at the rate of thirty miles
an hour at Thirty-fifth and Farnam
streets. He had been cautioned twice
before about fast driving. '
Negro Hurls Brick
Through Plate Glass
A negro threw a stone through a $7.
plate glass window in the pawn shop of
Max Nathan, Thirteenth and Dodgs
streets yesterday morning and stole an
armful of cheap revolvers and trinklets
that were displayed there.
The clerk of the Dodge hotel next door
saw the negro a few seconds before he
heard the crash and he was able to
give the police a good description of the
thief.
The shattered window will cost more
to be replaced than th) stolen articles
are worth, three times over.
Burglar Loots Home
While Family Sleeps
Burglars entered the home, of William
Johnson, 3123 Mason. Wednesday night.
..d without awakening any members o
he family, ransacked every room in the
uuse. A few dollars in cash and about
:.0 worth of jewelry and valuables were
.iken. The theft was not discovered
ntil the family arose at the usual hour
i the morning. Entrance was gained to
,e house through a pantry window.
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Front Row, Left to Right Tom Kelly, Fred Metz, Charles Metz, jjouis Metz, Merman Metz, Frank Dletz, J. J. De
right. Second Row Frank Haller, George H. Kelley, G. E. Haverstlck, C. H. Pickens, George E. Barker, Joseph Barker,
J. M. Guild, Gould Dietz. , , ,Tr, r,r,r,rl,
c AT THE METZ BREWERY.
War to Be Waged on
Speedy Motorcyclists
Heavy fines will be imposed on all
motorcycle seeders according to City
Prosecutor Anheuser. While automobile
scorchers will not be shown any mercy,
he says, particular attention will be paid
to motorcycle speeders by the cycle of
ficers and all brought in court on this
charge will be fined the limit.
E. Rogers, 2124 Emmet street and J.
Bruce, 2705 Meredith avenue, two paper
carriers, were fined $10 and costs on this
ctiarge but the fine was remitted. The
two boys were not going at a very high
rate of speed and promised not to do it
again. They were warned that if ar
rested on this charge agin they need
not expect to receive less than $50.
G. E. Seabury was fined $25 and costs
for exceeding the speed limit in an auto
mobile, and S. M. Aldrich, 1816 Maple
street, $25 and costs. E. L. Rausch was
discharged.
ZEALOUS BURGLAR IS FOILED
Falls Down Miserably on Last Job
He Tackles.
PROVES TO BE AN EX-CONVICT
During the summer months mothers of
young children should watch for any un
natural looseness of the bowels. When
given prompt attention at this time
serious trouble may be avoided. Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy can always be depended upon.
For sale by all dealers.
"Surkis'; Actors Will
Rehearse on Friday
A full rehearsal of the Initiation team
and singers of the concert will be held
this evening at the Ak-Sar-Ben den. The
team members will meet promptly at 8
o'clock to go through the entire ritual.
The second division, or the portion of
participants who will stage the concert
which will follow the "surkis," met
at the den last night to go over their
musical numbers and prepare for the
full rehearsal of Friday night.
A full dress rehearsal of the "surkis"
and concert probably will be held Sunday
afternoon. i
After Successfully Loot! on One
Place He Goes to Another,
Where He is Caught by
His Victims.
Charles Olson, alias Knud Ibei, sx-con-vict,
recently released from the peni
tentiary at Lincoln, where he served
three years for burglary, Is liable to go
back to that Institution because he was
unable yesterday morning to limit his
operations when he went out on an ex
pedition to rob. He looted one place suc
cessfully, but was not satisfied to let well
enough alone. He was captured at the
next place he entered and was held until
Detectives Ring and Van Deusen arrived
to cart him to the station.
About 6 o'clock he entered the room
occupied by Martin Gray and J. L. Bal
lard at 61S South Twentieth street secur
ing most of the occupants' clothing and
$13 in money. He hid the clothes In a
barrel nearby and proceeded to rob the
room of Willie Darkklnen and F. W.
Dethloff at 2013 Harney street. He found
Willie and his roommate on the Job. The
burglar was captured after a chase.
Headquarters was notified and Detectives
Ring and Van Dusen soon had the bur
glar in the lockup.
Dan Cupid Invades
Omaha City Hall
The engagement of Carl Newport, nn
employe of the city engineering depart
ment, and Miss Isabel Linn, a member
of the teachers' training class, was an
nounced by Principal Clara F. Cooper of
the training class at an informal lunch
eon at the city hall yesterday. Twenty-seven
training graduates attended the
luncheon. The announcement came as a
surprise. Miss Linn declared she had
promised faithfully to teach school for a
year and at the end of that time wouM
become the wife of Mr. Newport.
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
SUPERINTENDENT MASTEN
CALLED TO WASHINGTON
Colonel Jack Masten, superintendent of
the fourteenth division. Railway Mail
service, has been suddenly called to
Washington, where he is wanted to ad
vise with a congressional committee re
garding postal regulation. Assistant
Superintendent F. D. Johnston, who has
been in Washington for a week, is ex
pected home Friday evening.
Smoke Mild. Fragrant
CIGARS
of Delicious Flavor
reaiesi
lofhiimg
Inlouse
Will have a surprise
for you Saturday.....
Watch this space
FRIDAY EVENING
You will find special enjoyment ia
"ESPINA"
Clear Havana
The favorite brand of bankers,
merchants, clubmen and others
who want to smoke the best.
10c Straight and 2 for 25c
Espina Cigars are made by expert cigar makers
in Tampa, from clear Havana tobacco the
best selection of the choice 1U11 Cuban crop.
Made by LEOPOLD ''DWELL & CO.
New York and ?ampa, Fla.
O. S. KIPIiINOEB,
1223 ramam Street.
OMAHA DIBTKIBVTOB
liow to Make
Wholesome Griddle
Delicioiis
: The best flour, salt,
; the Baking Peuuder is
EW TOWN SH0WNG REAL
SPIRIT FOR BOOSTING
milk and most expert care, will not make really palatable Griddle Cakes if
inferior. Because Calumet Baking Powder makes such tempting, wholesome,
appetizing Griddle Cakes, it has become as popular for this purpose as it is
for making other good things to eat.
Calumet is the highest quality Baking Powder at a moderate price. It
received the highest award at World's Pure Food Exposition passes the
Pure Food Laws. Hence you are sure that food made with Calumet is
pure, wholesome and health-giving.
Millions of housewives are pinning their faith to Calumet. You try it next
time you bakc learn for yourself the new satisfaction.
BAKING POWDER
Plain Griddle Oake Recipe
One quart flour (4 cups); one teaspoon salt; 4 full cups milk and two tea
spoons Calumtt Baking Powder. Sift flour, Calumet Baking
Powder and salt well together. Add milk, making soft batter.
Bake immediately on hot griddle, well greased. When full
o: bubbles, turn and cook other side. Add two or three
x .. tablespoons melted butter, if richer and shorter
I cakes are desired. With the use of Calumet Baking
Powder no eggs are required.
. ho Boosters' club ot Arnold, one of
.e new towns on the Union Pacific's ex
ension of the Callaway branch, has
iried up for a big celebration June It
The town Is eighty-three miles from
Kearney and the Boosters' club has ar
ranged for the running of a special ex
cursion train from Kearney and all inter
mediate points on the date named.
Although Arnold is less than sixty days
of age and has a population of only about
200, the business and other men of the
town have planned to feed 2,000 people
There will be a barbacue and all of the
other eatables that go along with tlie
roast steer.
VTB Bake immediately on hot griddle, well creased. When full .
I"vJi . ot Bubbles, turn and cook other side. Add two or three i
ZJ3J'Ti2a ... tablespoons melted butter, if richer and shorter
ickly Banishes Dandruff
And Stops Hair from Falling
Soalp Itch Goes Over Night and All Hair Worries Cease When
You Use Parisian Sage.
No poisonous angar of
leadno sulphur no dye
In PARISIAN SAGE.
The cleanest, daintiest,
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ful hair tonic in the world la
PARISIAN ftAGE. If you do
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missing a glorious treat. It
is simply splendid for men,
women and children. It Is
sold at drug and department
stores and toilet goods count
ers for only 50 cents a large
bottle. Ask fer PARISIAN
6AOB tor your own protec
tion. The girl with the Au
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and bottle.
Dent
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PARISIAN 8AO sjrires
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EL High St, RocstUI. Oasn..
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SAOB my hair steppe tatt
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SAOB.
June brides and silverware
Many a June bride will get a
Wm. Rogers & Sons 65-piece
set of silverware from The Bee
and Omaha merchants free.
Five Bee coupons get you a spoon-
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ftULbinSRY
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