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BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Have Soot Print It Now Beacon Press.
Bailey, the Dentist, City Nat. D. 2566.
Omaha Platisff Oo. Estab. 1898. B.2535.
. , Kuysl Oet Naw Pin .v. C. Kusel,
rommissloner of street cleaning anil
maintenance, was presented with a beau
tiful gold Elk pin set with a diamond,
the gift of the employes of his depart
ment. Richard Grotte, city purchasing
agent, made the presentation speech.
, Mrs. Smith Sue for Divorce Mrs.
JFays R Smith has started suit for
divorce aga'nst Alva F. Smith. She wants
(the oouit to give her bark her maiden
nmo of Buyer.
Pool Ball Proprietor Fined William
A. Johnson, proprietor of a pool hall at
$20 North Sixteenth street, arrested in a
raid upon his houg- last Saturday night,
was fined $'.'7.S0 by Judge Foster on the
tliargc of conducting a gambling house.
! letter Carriers Trade Job" Leon P.
.Johnson, letter carrier No. 71, has, at
!h's own request, been transferred to a
jsimilar position at 'Waterbury, Conn.
'Mr. Johnson asked for the transfer at the
request of his wife, whose home Is in
'Waterbury. Alexander J. Lanouette of
jWaterbury will come to Omaha In Johri
Bon's place.
Hike Salts Their Sue Omaha lodge
No. .19, Benevolent. Pnotectlve Order of
"Elks has notified all members that hence
forth the initiation feo into this lodge
will be $50 instead of $35 If an amend
ment proposed by Frank A. Furay is
1 assed. This plan was considered some
time ago and an agreement reached that
when the membership of the lodge passed
1,600 the initiation fee would be increased.
The membership Is now In excess of 1,500.
The proposition will be considered Friday.
Arrested for Theft
of Cow and Horse
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Hoy Gillette, 1821 North Twenty-fourth
street, was arrested yesterday for the
alleged theft of a cow from Council
Bluffs, and a horse and carriage. Gillette
was accompanied by another in the theft
Vut refuses to divulge his name. The two
were accosted on the Douglas street
bridge yesterday at 4 o'clock. They
were riding in the carriage and leading
the cow by the rope. While talking with
the officers, one of the men cut the rope,
leaving the cow standing there, whipped
up the horse, making their escapet The
horse was found yesterday at Sixteenth
and Webster streets, and had been sold
to George Ames, a driver for the People's
Ice and Cold Storage company for $10.
'Lie police are looking for the other boy.
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PUBLICITY FDNDS INCREASE
Business Interests Imbued with Civic
Pride Subscribe to Bureau.
SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN IS ON
Committee Start Out la Karaest to
Raise Money for Porpoaea of
Advertising Omaha and
the State.
The Persistent and Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising Space la the Best
Road Into the "Big Business" Class.
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Another meeting of the committee
which has started out to solicit funds for
the maintenance of the Commercial club
publicity bureau yesterday revealed the
fact that a great deal of Interest in the
work of the bureau has permeated the
business Interests of the city.
The bureau has existed since the be
ginning three years ago on subscriptions
made by various business concerns. Now
that many of these subscriptions have
expired the publicity committee has
started a campaign to renew the old ones
and collect as many new ones as pos
sible. The Klng-Swanson company, it
was reported, has been so pleased with
the result .the publicity bureau has
brought in the advertising and develop
ment of Omaha that its renewal doubles
the amount of the old subscription. Sev
eral other subscribers of lesser amounts
also have lnoreased their subscriptions.
The dally newspapers have emphasised
their faith in the work by subscribing
amounts which aggregate for the three
$2,150 a year for a period of three years.
At the meeting of the committee at the
Rome yesterday a few lessons In col
lecting subscriptions were given by the
various committeemen. Each subscriber
will be assured that he will receive i
monthly statement from the publicity bu
reau which will show Just what Is being
done with the money he gives. The so
licitors for the funds will be given some
of the past statements of the bureau to
be distributed to prospective subscribers
to show them what has been done In this
way in the past
No Promises Made.
The committeemen also agreed that In
soliciting subscriptions for the mainte
nance by the publicity bureau no prom
ises will be made to the prospective sub
scriber that he will be directly benefited
by the work of the bureau, even though
It may be very evident but that sub
scriptions will be asked from the stand
point of civic pride. The business men
will be asked to help the work along by
their money and their pride In Omaha and
willingness to boost the home town will
be Judged according to the amount they
are able to place in the "pot" which the
publicity bureau handles.
That this pride in Omaha has not
waned, the committee points out Is
shown In the list of subscribers reported
at the meeting today: David Cole Cream
ery company. The Bee, the Daily News,
the World-Herald, Omaha National bank,
United States National bank, Adams &
Kelly company, Coal Hill Coal company,
Crelgh & Sons' Real Estate company,
Calumet restaurant, Thompson-Belden
company, Kitchen Bros. Hotel company,
King-Swanson Clothing company, Byrne
Hammer Dry Goods company, Nebraska
Cycle company, Union Outfitting com
pany, Beaton Drug company, Sherman &
MoCmnell Drug companyNebraska Tel
ephone company; Omaha Printing com
pany, Irvin A. Medlar Printing com
pany, Rees Printing company. Mangum
Printing compay, Times Printing com
pany, George &. Co.. Baker Bros. En
graving company, A. P. Tukey & Son,
Hastings & Heyden, Peoples' Ice and Cold
Storage company, JlcCague Investment
company. T. L. Combs Jewelry com
pany, Ryan Jewelry company, Brown
Jewelry company, Fred Bnodegaard Jew
elry company Moyer Stationery com
pany, Plaza h' .
A BloAuy Affair
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Bowels Sluggish; Liver Torpid,
Headachy, Bilious? "Cascarets
One aFhf Jes( Zgooxng CJt.
SUBWAY TAUO BE LEVIED
City Council Recommends for Pass
age Tax of Fifteen Mills.
BUTLER SAYS LEVY IS TOO LOW
Commissioner Contends Ordinance
Oaarht to Fix Sam at Twenty
Five Mills or More for
Sab-Sidewalk Space.
Ciirrie is Pleased
With the Decision
hy Lincoln Judges
Police Foil , Attempt
to Rob Banker's Home
Promptness on the part of the police In
answering a buislar alarm from the
home of Milton T. Barlow, 03 Webster
Btreet. president of the United states Na
tlonal bank, early this nuwnlng, prevented
a possible bui'glHry.
Neighbors saw two men with flashlight
examining the side wltidfiw at 2 o'clock
this morning and telephoned to the poller
Officers Herald, Kahey, Van Duusen, Ring
and Ptsnowskl answered In the emergency
auto and within two minutes had the
place surrounded, but the men had made
their getaway at the first warning sound
of the speeding auto. Marks on a win
dow made with a Jimmy and other evi
dences of the nocturnal visitors were
found, but the officers wero unable to
get a clue as tS the men.
No odds how bad your liver, stomach
or bowels; how much your head aches;
how miserable and uncomfortable you are
from constipation. Indigestion, bilious
ness and sluggish intestines you always
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Clean your stomach, liver and bowels
tonight; end the headache, biliousness,
dizziness, nervousness, Kick, sour, gassy
stomach, backache and all other distress;
relieve your torpid liver and coneilpated:
bowels of all the sour bile, gases and
clogged-up waste which Is producing the
misery.
A 10-cent box of Cascarets keeps your
head clear, stomach sweet,' liver and
bowels regular and you feel cheerful and
bully for months. Don't forget tho chil
dren Chelr little Insides need a food,
gentle, cleans' ngr too.
CANDY CATHARTIC
W 10 CENT iOaNV ORUfi STORE 00
P. M. Currlo of Broken Bow, chairman
of the republican state central committee, j
arrived In Omaha yesterday. Speaking
of the decision rendered by the district 1 11 g him when he struck him.
MAN SENT TO HOSPITAL
AS RESULT OF A FIGHT
As a result or a fight Sunday after
noon E. Palmqulst was sent to St. Jo
seph's hospital with a badly bruised head
and In an unconscious condition. Pat
Moore, the man who knocked him down,
was arrested and placed In the city Jail.
He said he and Palmqulst had difficulty
and that Palmqulst was verbally abus-
Tho. po-
hears satisfaction expressed and from
men of every party, simply because the
unreasonableness of the bull moose stand
WM. J. BOEKHOFF,
Stall Dtalar.
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The ordinance fixing a tax of 16 mills
on all space beneath and above street
space occupied between lot lines and the
curbs was recommended for passage by
the city commission, Dan B. Butler cast
ing the only negative vote.
Butler contended that the ordinance
ought to fix the tax at 36 mills. The or
dinance as recommended for passage ex
cludes subways between curb lines, which
Is now taxed 25 mills. Butler said the
committee appointed to Investigate the
situation and which reported in favor of
the 26 mills ordinance believed the space
on and below the sidewalk was more
valuable than the substreet space.
This ordinance fixes a tax on display
windows extended over the sidewalk, on
all subwalk space occupied or unoccupied. -and
on all space above the sidewalk used
for any purpose.
A. C. Kugel objected to the clause
levying a tax on show windows and
moved an amendment, but the motion
was not seconded.
Thomas McGovern was In favor-pf mak
ing the tax uniform and that ii space
beneath sidewalks was taxed only fifteen
mills be believed the fair thing to do
would be to levy the same tax on sub-
street space. I
Butler maintained the ordinance would '
not be unfair If It fixed the tax at "f fy ' TXT 1 l f TT tS
mills. He said francise corporations would j WlClOW S HOme DlimS
now feel Justified in asking that their
occupation tax of i per cent be reduced.
He denounced the effort to distinguish
between subwalk and substreet space In
favor of the occupants of the subwalk
space.
Mayor Dahlman said he favored the
principle, no matter what the tax was.
The ordinance will come, up for passage
at the regular meeting of the council to
day. Cltr Council Notea.
The commission will Investigate condi
tions about the Platner Lumber com
pany's yard. Mr. Platner told tne council
he was being annoyed by a city employe,
who kept complaining about the company
occupying the streets.
An ordinance regulating auto traffic and
providing for a board of examiners for
chauffeurs was laid over for a week.
Another ordinance providing that all auto
owners equip their machines with an auto
matic fender wa laid over for a week.
D. C. Patterson appeared to protest
against the appraisers who appraised cer
tain property of his too low. He will send
a written protest to the commission to
day. -....,.-...
Judges of Lancaster county, placing the ! lice ambulance with police surgeons was
Taft electors on the ballot Instead of the i rushed to the scene and Palmqulst was
Roosevelt electors under the republican found bleeding from the ears. He was
head, he said, "This Is one of the most i taken first to the police station where
popular political decisions ever made In j the police surgeons worked over his case
the state of Nebraska. On every hand one ! for a time without bringing him back to
1 consciousness. HO was men lanen 10 pi.
Joseph's hospital.
on the matter was so apparent
Mr. Currie says the campaign in Ne
braska will from now on be earned on 1
with more vigor than It has been up to
this time.
"It will be much easier for us to secure
funds from now on for tho campaign. I
have wired Chairman Hllles? of the na
tional committee asking some financial
assistance for the state committee from
the national committee."
It was announced at state headquarters
that the speaking campaign lh the. state
would now be carried on wih a gieal
deal more vigor. Letters have, been sent
to workers In the various counties, ask
ing that names of koiuI public speakers
In the various localities be furnished, so
that the stale cum mat re may have a list
of available timber to work from In mak
ing assignments. Dr. J. Everist Cathell
noted chautauqua lectured. Is still on the
road for the committee and la delivering
several speeches dally In the interest or
the candidacy of President Taft.
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Auto Strikes Bluffs
Man, Who May Die
from His Injuries
Thomas Mynster, living at 3012 Avenue
A, Council Bluffs, was fatally Injured
when struck by a taxlcab belonging to the
Her Grand Taxi company and driven by
Charles A. Carlisle at Fifteenth and Jack
son streets yesterday mdrnlng at 19.30.
He was taken to the Wise Memorial
hospital in the taxlcab following the ac
cident, where he Is In a very precarious
condition. Mynster Is suffering from a
bad fracture of the skull, a broken le
and Internal injuries.
(Mynster started across Jackson street
at Fifteenth street and had gone about
ten feet when he was run over. He saw
the machine, but did not have time to
get out of Its way.
The police are holding Carlile at present
without bonds pending the condition of
Mynster.
in Family's Absence
While the family was away to a mov
ing picture theater early last night the
home of Mrs. Maggie Tatrowe, a widow
living , at 5143 North Sixteenth street,
was burned to the ground.
The blaze was discovered by neighbors,
who sent In an alarm, but by the time
the department arrived the fire had too
much' headway. Being outside of the
water protection limit, lines of hose had
to be laid for several blocks and while
this was being done what remained of
the property was not worth saving. As
sistant Chief Dineen estimated the loss at
$i,roo.
Motorcycle Cops
Have a Busy Day
Sunday afternoon eleven autoists were
court yesterday. J. Larson and H.
arrested and seven were' tried In police
Hirschman were fined $12.50, R. S. Fields
$10, Samuel Tracey, I.eo Ardett and Doug
las Bowie $7.50 and J. O. Berger $5.
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TWO COUPLE MARRIED BY
SAVIDGEAT SAME TIME
Miss Melissa Davis, daughter of Ed
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J. Sullivan, also Miss Catherine Bul
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