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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1913)
THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1913. BRIEF CITY NEWS ; MAUDE ADAMS GIVES 53,300 ; General Relief Fund BtacH-ralconir Co.. Unartakrs. Ball?, th DentU t. City Nal'l. O. 2ISC. ridellty Storage fc Van Co. Doug. 1MB. H&v Boot Print It Now Beaocm Prss. Tornado lnmra&ce, the sood kind. lia U. Turklnton. Co2 Uee Uldg. C. B. Slgmttar Law offices removed to E43-84B Omaha NaVl. Dank Bldg. Tel. DJIT. Iilffhting uturei repaired and re tin I shed. BurKesj-Uranden Co. Douglas 681. Bnea for Injury to Hand Francesro Ftfocla. a minor, through a friend, has sued the D. J. O'Brien company for $3,000 for Injuries to his hand, alleged he re ceived In working with a circular Baw In cutting material tor making boxes. The State Hank ox Omaha pa t per cent on time deposits, 3 per cent on sav ing accounts. The only bonk In Omaha whoso depositors are protected by the depositors' guarantee fund of the utato of Nebraska. lth and Harney streuta. Sailors to Dance for Charity The Navy club Is to glvo a benefit ball for the tornado sufferers of Omaha Satur day night. April 12, In the Home hotel. Thedance will bo given In true nautical style. iecture for Rtllef Tana. At the weekly executive meeting of the Omaha social ists Monday night It was decided to stva the entire box receipts of their next lec ture to the tornado relief fund. The speaker will be Dan A. White. Tlned for Slapping- Wife Charles Smith, who Tuesday evening engaged In a heated argument with his wife at tho corner of Fourteenth and Farnam streets, and finally concluded the affair by strik ing her In tho face, was given $15 and costs In police court. Kansas City Sends $1,000 A thousand dollars has been received from Kansas City, representing the relief fund for tor. nado victims of that city, Mayor Dalil man has notified the mayor of ICansas City that this moneywill be .distributed ilong the same lines as .the appropriation By the Nebraska legislature. Zlonsy from Danes does to Charity Tho Wcek-Bnd Dancing club, an or ganization which holds regular dances on Chambers' floorf has decided to call off a dance which was to have been held next Saturday night and to donate the expenses to the tornado relief fund. A surplus in the treasury was to have been used in holding an extra entertainment. Zimmerman Bhows Improvement Rudolph Zimmerman, known also, as "Packy McFarland," who was shot ev erpl months ago by Sylvester Conway, Is greatly Improved at St. Joseph's hos pital and Is' able to receive friends. Soon after he was taken to the hospital symp toms of consumption showed up and his life wb despaired of. but recently h took a decided turn for the better. Meat Train Wrecked An Omaha-Chicago meat train on the Great Western was wreckd five miles east of Oelweui. Ia.. nine cars colnjf Into the ditch. No one was Injured. It Is supposed that the train struck a firoken rail. A special train of refrigerator cars was sent out from Oelweln, and In less than three 'houra the meat was transferred to the new train that at once started on east. tfro Strikes a Balance City and County Treasurer W. G. Ure balanced his ac counts the first of the month and found ho had a balance of '$2,100,000 on hand, $1,340,000 of which he had Invested. Of ' these investments $1,100,000 Is earning 7 per cent interest The interest on in vestments made by the. treasurer with a view to increasing the income of the cltv and county amounts to $186 a day. The 'investments are In city, county and school board warrants; Assistant Auditor Named Tho office of assistant general auditor of tho "Union l'aciflc has been ceratcd and effective at once. W. B. Wllklns, formerly auditor . . . i . j ol aisDursemenis, nas ueen appgmicu iu fill the position. In authority this places Mr. Wllklns the next man to Auditor Sterling. F. I Fries, who for a number of years was In the Union Pacific audit' lng department and later was .colled to the New . York offices, Is appointed auditor of disbursements, succeeding Mr. Wllklns. One Belief Station Abandoned Mm Mary Walker, Mrs. J. E, Crawford and John Grant Pegg, city sealer of weights and measures, who opened the first re lief staUon In the storm district for colored people who were sufferers, to day abandoned the station, turning their provisions over to the central relief com' mlttee. "Our station Is no longer needed," said Pegg. "because the citizens' relief committee has "everything so systema tized that all sufferers can be taken core of by them. To Kale Wavy Exhibits Naval ex hlblts are to make the rounds of the state fairs and other expositions next fall The recruiting station In Omaha has been ordered by the department at Wash ington to gather Information In regard to the dates of the principal fairs and expositions In their territory for the use of the department In making up the ltin erary for the exhibit The exhibit wjll hn nn tha order of the neva.1 exhibit which was one of the features of the carnival grounds during Ak-Sar-Ben week last year. Actress, Charles'Frohiaan, Mentors of Company, Brandeis Theater. RAISES HER FIRST DONATION Adda Her Sharp of tho Srcottil Night to the Manor Itooelveil nn the UpenltiK NlRht for the Uellot Fund. Now $181,900, With List Still Growing Maude Adams, Charles Frohman and the management of Brandeis thcator have turned over to Treasurer Cowell $,360 as a contribution to the fund for the relief of the sufferers from the tornado. Manager Monaghan at first announced that Miss Adams nnd the Brandeis theater would give the entire recelpU of the houso for Monday night. This amounted to $2,000. When the report was taken back to Miss Adams at tho close of the performance Monday night Khe said: No, wo can do better than that, Just hold It a while." A collection was taken up among the members of tho company and to -this Miss Adams decided to add her share and Mr. Frohman's share of the receipts for Tuesday night These additions brought up the sum to the grand total of $3,350. , "Mr. Monaghan, pleaso see that T -lo not get too much publicity for this," eatd Miss Adams. Operation Might Have Saved Life of Little Ruth Dragoo Objection on the part of the grand mother and friends of Ruth Dragoo to an operation while the latter was lying In the Wise Memorial hospital suffering from wounds, may have been tho cause of her death. The grandmother, who Is In Clarkson hospital and who Is a Chris tian Scientist, objected to the use of the knife; a friend by the name of Mrs. Miller also objected, until after the child had been unconscious for five days, tho doc tors took -the matter Into their own hands and operated. The operation, however, came too late, as the child was suffering from a free ture of the skill at the base of the brain. and ruptured arteries and blood vessels. Dr. B, A. McDermott. who operated on the child, said he wanted to operate when the child was brought to the hos pital, but did not owing to objections on the part of friends who accompanied tbe child to the hospital. Dr. McDermott said the child lay un conscious from Sunday night until Fri day night, and If he had been allowed to operate early In the week the child would have had a fighting chance to recover, but the grandmother, whpse name Dr. McDermott did not know, kept sending messages prohibiting the opera tion. On Friday night a written consent to operate was received from the mother and father, who were at St. Joseph's hospital. But consent to operate came too late and the child did shortly aft;r the operation. Previously reported 1 roKroK iuniishing company llMtle P. Tnwl Marlon Automobile company jonn Mtiuer John n. Helm, Madison, Wis.... Citizens of Mfngus John Buchletr, Superior, Nob.. J. U Koll, Minneapolis Savannah Benevolent association. Savannah. On Congressman Moses P. Klnkald, Washington, D. C Citizens of Grand Rapids, Mich. Fort Dodge Dally Chronicle Kelsch Brewing Co., Springfield, Christian Science soolety, Piatt City, Mo J. P. Brown, Florence, Neb P. M. Price. San DIcko, Cal City of Iteglnn, Saskatchewan.. Perry House, Newport, R. I Welsert Bros. Tobacco Co., St. Louis, Mo , - J. B. Whltcly . A. Jacobberger Hnrry Fischer Alfred Cornish & Co Dr. Millard Langfcld..., II. I Hardy, Now York City.... Swedish Free Emanuel church. Holcomb 'Follmer, Clogg & Co., through Hayden Bros C. F. Fahs J. W. Frey E. I Wester . A. Hanson, Yankton, S. D H. Glest, Morganvllle. Kan... Cash j. 11. Klllln.il ' K. V. Troisier, 40th and Farnam Dolls' hats made and sold by daughter of Will Crary and others Thompson Hotel Co., Lincoln.. G. D. Wisher Cash P U R. Bolles... Kent & Burke Co "... Church of Christ, Rosellna, Al bion, Neb.,. Mr. TMle i..... Clinton Sugar Refining Co.,. Clin ton, la '. Mrs. Hewitt, McLelland, la M. P. McClurg No name Anna C. McCague Henrietta B. McCague Helen E.- McCague Lawrcnco M. McCague Thomas J. Hart..... Guy li. Axtcll , Andrew E. Lee, Vermillion, S. D. United States supply Co C. W. Sollott Sibley. Ia .UJ46 Ml in. ID lo.U) 10.00 10U.W 10.W i.'JO HW.OO bO.tr) MW.W ll.W W.Od 3.00 30.00 OO.OO 2.IO 25.00 10.00 25.W) 1U.W 10.00 Donations Made Through The Bee to the Relief Fund Previously reported ..,,.$ 10,718.19 dames Murray - ,. fe.uo uasn z.w Cash 5.00 George F. Morley, Decatur, Neb.. 2.00 a. weeaen , l.oo Japanese Camp, South Omaha .. 103.75 W. C. Wagner 5.M Thomas Craig, Council Bluffs... 5.00 Omaha Hebrey club 100.00 Clifton Hill Friends 10.00 Cash l.oo Mrs. Henry Sprlck, Fontanelle, Neb '. 25.00 A. W. Sprlck, Fontanelle, Neb 25.00 Cash 3.00 John T. Yates 25.00 Orkln Bros. 845.50 J. N. Jensen ' 10,00 H. W. Concdon. Hartlngton Neb. B.Ofl J. P. S 1.00 Mary Mary Ring 6.00 W. F. Lorenzen 25.00 A. P. LIddell 2.00 Mrs. Lena Schneider 2.00 Cash I 1.00 Simon Resek, Cleveland, 0 20.00 W. C. Lyle 25.00 Citizens of Hebron, Neb 105.00 R. W. Moody, Chicago 5.00 Mary B. Johnson, Htbblng, Minn. 10.00 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Westerman, Lead, S. D , 1.00 P. Christiansen 2.00 C, Larsen 2,00 Cash .,. 1.00 Herman Humble, Lead, 8. D 5.00 M. M. of Farnam, Neb 2.00 Tbe highest point of woman's hap piness 13 reached only through moth' erhood, in tho clasping of her r.hlld within her arms. Yet the mother-to-be is often fearful of nature's ordeal and shrinks from the suffering inci dent to its consummation. But for nature's Ills and discomforts nature provides remedies, and. in Mother's Friend is to he found a medicine of great Taluo to every expectant mother. It is an emulsion for external ipplicatlon, composed of ingredients which act frith beneficial and sooth teg effect on those portions of tho system involved. It is Intended to prepare tho system for tho crisis, and thus relieve, in great part, the suffer ing through -which the mother usually passes. Tbe regular use of Mother's Friend will repay any mother in tho comfort it affords before, and the help ful restoration to health and strength It brings about after baby comes. Mother's Friend Is for sale at drug ntores. Write for our free book for expectant moth-era- which contains much Taluable Information, and many suggestions ol i helpful nature. MADF1ELD REGULATOR CO., AlhaU, Gc. IP Total $ 1,477.23 Total to date ..$ 12.105.44 Orkin Bros. Give $845.50 as Their Donation to Fund Orkln Bros, have sent to the general relief fund, through The Bee, $815.50 as their donation toward helping In Che work of caring for those who lost -their property In the late tornado. This firm announced that It .would give 5 per cent of Ita entire receipts of Saturday and Monday to help swell the fund. The receipts for the two days wore $16,010 and 5 per cent of this Is $545.50. Demand for The Bee Souvenir Continues; 72,000 Delivered mtmm The Bee has delivered 7J.000 of The Bee souvenir books and orders for thousands more are still In the office waiting for the big presses to print the books, The demand for this pamphlet is unpre cedented and newsboys and newsstands are still clamoring for them faster than they, can be printed, A third set of plates has been engraved In order that they may be turned out faster. & W. Goodall. Midwest Electric Co Kearney Military Academy, Kearney, Neb Ben W. Edelman Holeproof Hosiery Co., Mllwau- J DrUcoll Dresher Bros. Mr. and Mrs. King M. Clark.... Employes Allmlto Dairy Co Mullen Freeman Trustees for business men, Llvo Stock exchange, additional National Lead Co., through E. E. Brando V.. VL Tlrando. Dersonal Workers' Nichols Sanitarium, Hot Springs. 8. D Qsveta Amerlka list Through Omaha Bee Through World-Herald Through Omaha Dally News.... Through Sam Slmonson Citizens of Madison, Neb Red tags Monday American Surety Co., New York Omaha Plattdeutscher Vereln... R. Costelyou, Manhattan, Kan.. G. C. Flanery. Red Oak, la Woodmen Linseed Oil Co Henry Rosenthal Carson, Plrle, Scott & Co., Chi cago. HI . S. B. Montgomery, Qulncy, 111... International Corset Co., Aurora, 111 Charles B. Kellar..... P. E. Hall. Cedar Rapids, Ia.... Young peoplo of Congregational Sunday school. Stockvllle, Neb. F. J. Sutcllffe E. T. Htlger, watcrtown, moss. James (J. Dahlman J. E. McCully, Eldorado, Kan.. Mrs. John Beaver, Ord, Neb Theresa Darner ' Total tlSl.tWO.W Persistent Advertising Is the Road to j Big Returns. 24. to 25.00 6.00 6.00 J. 0.00 l.Ol) 1O.U0 B..0 2.75 100."0 100.00 25.00 2W.O0 15. Ml J5.00 10U.IH) 2.00 5.00 .M 10.00 1U.00 20.00 10.00 200.(10 10. 10.00 SW.OO l.W 2.00 100.00 S5.O0 6.00 2i.O0 2.00 100.00 5.00 05. W o.OQ 158.10 100.00 10.00 15.06 52.00 LMJf.OO 1.17S.S2 2&.X2 2.' OtiZ.OO .621.67 -.uU.OO . HlO.OO 1.00 oO.OO 2S0.0U tt.OO 250,0) 2o,00 25.00 &,00 ).00 50.00 o.VJ 26.00 A.OO 1.00 TORNADO BRINGS DEATH TO GIRL WITH SCARLET FEVER The 6-yar-old daughter of Mr. tnd Mrs. Henry Ludlngton died yesterday at the family residence 2617 Grant street, j This little girl was Just recovering from a four week's Illnese of scarlet fever when th( Ludlngton house was partially destroyed by the Storm. The shock and exposure resulting from the disaster wns the cause of her .death. Funeral services will be held from the home Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, with Interment In Mount Hope cemetery. Physician Gi?es Recife for Gray, Hair A Well Known Physician and Author Gives Simple Homo Recipe That Will Darken Gray Hair. Dr. Stanton Burroughs, the well known physician and author, recently mads the following statement: "Gray lialr can be easily darkened by the following simple recipe which you can mix at home. To 7 oz. of water add a I small box of Barbo Compound, 1 oz. bay rum and U oz. glycerine. Apply it to the hair every other day until the de sired shade Is obtained. It not only Is an excellent hair darkenervbut at the same time removes dandruff and other Ills of the scalp. I use It myself and have no hesltanco In recommending it I to my patients. These' Ingredients can be bought at any drug store at veryl little cost Advertisement. Another Victim of Tortiado Passes Away at Hospital Field II. Russell, aged 62 years, who was injured in the tornado at Twentjv fourth and Grace, died yesterday morn ing at St. Joseph's hospital. The body was taken In charge by the Doddur updertaklng, establishment and will be held for relatives. To DUaoIre the Union of stomach, liver and kidney troubles and cure biliousness and malaria, take Elec tric Bitters. Guaranteed. Only 50c. For ale by Beaton Drug Co. Advertisement. I Key to the Sltuatton-Beo Advertising You Can Make Pure Lager BEER JnYourOwn Home with JohannHofraeister Genuine Lager Beer Extract Von tin now brr vaur own beer best TOB erer tuted easily, chuplr, right in your own hnma. With Tahuirt Hofmeliter Beer Extract aorona can tatke the same high quality lager beer that has been made In Germany for asrei In ha umn hratil. old-fashioned war. Beer that's so tasty, wholesome, satisfying, every" rnemner oi tne tamny win sureiy do aeusaieu with It Better beer than you can buy In saloons or In bottles anywhere. 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Sold by all Drugrlt, or sent direct, prepaid, upon receipt of price (either else), by Jokann lhfmiittTt u Ua(miHtr BtJiChkaio,HL 6,000 Pairs SHOES and OXFORDS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN v Thursday, Friday and SaturdayBargain Basement At Prices That Are Far Below Their Actual Value Tlieso bUogs wore secured from factories nnd aro composed of cancelled orders, samples, model pairs and the sensoiv's over-production. All tho now spring styles in all sizes. Thoy will bo tied togother and placed on tho bargain' tables. You can buy new spring footwear during this wcolc at a lower prico than thoy could bo produced for rogularly at tho factory. WOMEN'S SAMPLE OXFORDS and PUMPS JJ m (Many "RToTOroas"), sizes up to 4, at, pairO C 'Tied I'rosp" and other shoes t'rjm famous makers, , Perfect fitting shoes in tho latest and most popular 'lnstB with short vamps, now high tooa, high, medium and low hoolfl nnd flqxlblG aoloa. Soli everywhere for $3.50 and 07 Ma pair; all utics up to 4 only, at, pair jO C Women's Wkite Canvas Shoes Genuine Sea Island Duck, plain or tipped shoes in button styles, birda ' eye buttons, welt sewed soles, beau- tifully fitting shoes; worth $3.50, all sizes, Thursday in Basement, at, pr. $198 Women's High Shoes at $1.98 Pr. $98 Soft gun metal calfskin, with dull kid oi clotn tops, in nutton styles many uooa year wolt Etltched. AIbo women's patont leather dress shoes with dull calf tops short vamps and tippod toes all Biros in regular ?2.7C, $3 and $3.50 values. Women's White Buckskin Shoes Best quality Lawronco's Nubuek in button styles soil ovorywhoro at $3.50 and $4. In all djo QC slzos, at, tho pair ipfOD Women's Juliet House Slippers Soft kidskin with patont tips, rubber heels and flexible QQ. Misses' and Children's Oxfords 83 Ribbon tie styles in patent leather with flexible soles neat, comfort able styles, made from serviceable leathers and regularly worth $1.P0, Thursday in Basement, in all ihwa. Gkls' White Cams Shoes, $1.25 Pr. Pine quality canvas shoes in button" stj'les with tipped toes and exten sion edge soles dressy, comfortable stylca that will give good service; sizes up to 12. Worth 50c more, at, tho pair Misses' and Children's Shoes Soft vicl kldskln in button and no lace styles, in all aizesj pair. . JPOC Women's House Slippers Soft kldskln, 2 -strap style, with com mon senBe hoela and toes qq all bIeos at, the pair 70C soles all. sizes, pair. Women's Pumps, Oxfords Broken lines of tan calf, gun metal, patent leathor, velvet and Buedo worth $2.50 and $3.50 a pair all sizes In one style or another ! oa at, pair .' P OJJ Women's Fine Oxfords Tan calf and patent leathor Ribbon-tie Oxfords, also two-strap pumps in velvet, gun metal and patent leather, at, tho ti qq pair &lOV Women's Oxfords at 25c Odds and cndB in small slzos that have becomo scuffed whllo on the bargain tables, will go, at, the pair U. S. Army tit O 25 Shoes lor Men V A The best shoes you over saw at tho price. Every pair made for United States Army and bears the stamp of the Army Inspector. Highest grade, soft tan calfskin, leathers over lasts made for abso lute comfort. They aro tho best shoes that aro made, for Undo Sam does not cheat on Mb foot wear. New high-cut styles, prac tically waterproof all sizes at, tho pair. $2.25 25c 2 Men's Good $3 Shoes at $2.45 Pr. Button and Blucher lace stylos, with Good year wolt sewod Boles; now stylos. Men's Shoes at $1.95 Box calfskin in blucher lace styles with medium weight solca; vicl kldskln shcei lined all tho way through. All sizes in good (i Q K $2.50 shooB, pr. J X SQ Boys' School Shoes Oun motal calf, button and Blucher ltvco excellent wearing, perfect flttlne shoes solid leather soles, Sizes 1 to 5, at, tbe Pair 81.75 Sizes less than 1, at the pair 81.49 INFANTS' SHOES Soft kldskln shoes, button and lace, with patont tips, fflr"!?:.?: 49c 10c boxes of tho best known Shoe Polishes e t &C i A Notable Annhrersary Offer 400 Silk and Wool Dresses All Sizes fer Wemea ud Kisses Values Up ts $10,00 This is a special purchase featured expressly for Thursday of Anni versary week. Most of these dresses aro plain striped dr fanoy fig ured silks many with Bulgarian trimmings and collars, others with laco collars. Many have the graceful draped skirts. Also many prac tical wool dresses or excellent cliaractor are includ ed in this sale. The colors, tho styles and the ma terials are all now and are in high favor this sea son. You can buy them Thursday on Second floor at about regular prico, 31st Anniversary special 2,000 Wtmen's and Misses1 Wash Dresses Dresses Worth $4, $5 and Even $6 fie at $2.50 Thursday Every ono a correct stylo for spring or summer, and this special pur chase includes many samples. The range of sizes is complete. White, colored and fancy dresses ratine, piques, Bedford cords, cotton foulards, white lawns, lingerie cloth, etc. Charming new spring models in high or low necks, long or short sleeves with plain skirt or draped effects. Worth up to $6. On Second floor, 31st Anniversary special, at $495 $2iS Women's Long Silk Gloves- Pure silk tricot weave. in. elbow length, with double tipped fingers, white only; all sizes. at, pair, . Main CToor. JfilU, Willi 50c Oolored Swiss Curtains 600 pairs of these S'i-yd. long curtains, that sail regularly for $1 pair; as long as they last, pair , mm duii 75c ThU4 rioor. Anniversary Sale of Millinery 200 Women's Trimmed Hnts for Spring All new shapes and colors, cleverly trimmed with flowers and ribbons. Hats that would ordinarily command $7,60 and 4&.80 anywhere aflO second floor at w Women's Tailored and Street Jlats Made of horsehair braid, in black, Si 50 Si 08 brown, navy and burnt, at k and T JL Women's Hemp liralcl Trimmed Hot Sample lino ,ln tailored and poke effect -new blue, Nell rose, purple, black, etc worth $3.00, PA basement, at. .................... P JL tuU Entire sample lino of Flowers bought from a. Job ber. Roses, lilacs, sweet peas, novelty OQ bunches, etc., fill colors worth to si.... O C Friday, Women's Cotton Petticoats, worth $1.50, go on sale at 69c FRIDAY, all the REMNANTS and ODD LOTS from the BIG SALE Women's Ribbed Underwear Low neck, sleeveless or wing Bleeves, hUh neck or long sleeves, also cuff knee pants, worth 35c,at, garment. Stain Floor. 9C ALLOVER LAOSS Shadow and novelty all overs. 9, 12 and 15-inch shadow lace flouncings. aiso trimming 1 a o e, bands, worth up to 75p, at, yard. . itounpings, 39c Vain rioor. 1