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THE BEE: OMAHA, W.DNESD W, MAY 7. 11 tl Council Bluffs MUST USE SANITARY SEWERS Council Orders Connections Made with All Houses COVERS RESIDENCE DISTRICT Ordinance of Fur ItrachlnR Effect nnd Pushed Through to Snt gnard Health of IlrWst dentsof the Clr. An ordinance that will probably create more commotion than any that baa ever been passed by the city council was ap proved last night under suspension of the rules and unless It Is vetoed by Mayor Maloney will become operative at once. l compels residence and business prop erty In all parts of the city where such connections arc possible to make con nections with sanitary sewers. A fine of not less than fl ov more than 8100 Is provided as the penalty and every outside closet maintained Is defined as a separate offense. It Is estimated that It wlU entail a cost of somewhere ""between $3,000 and $100,000. Tho time limit when all such connections must bo made was fixed at December 1. It was first suggested by some of the aldermen to make It June 1, but when Mayor Maloney pointed out that It would take more than a year to do the work, the longer limit was fixed. Mayor Maloney also Intimated that he would not sign the ordinance until he had given It most careful consideration, expressing his conviction that It was a bigger thing than the aldermen apparently believed It to be. There are several hundred houses, perhaps 1,000, that are affected. Dath rooms will cost from S10 There is no substitute for the genuine "Porosknit" Underwear., It leads all its imitators. I GUARANTEED 'Poroskmt Union Suits fil com forutly; hi vecloied crotch: elude fit ting back which prevent binding at crotch; no bulging flaps; taped and cover- leaned; well-made; feel cool; backed with signed guarantee aying, ' Satisfaction or money back." Try 'Poroaknit' in an style you prefer any length ileeve or leg. Aik dealers. For MEN Any Stria For BQTS ff Starts and Drawers QC OUC (r, pctsumesi aCtJC v.1 $3? 'UwonStuts F$ Men's Mcrarltal 'Pcrwlnh (looks Eta oIk)ae21s(GS-SI.Mcaa&cnt. Unioo5uat2.M. CHALMERS KNITTING COMPANY WssUartta Strut Aastcrdia, N. Y. f WM TONT make your car pay for your tire experiments. Increase your car's efficiency, and reduce the upkeep ex pense by equipping with irestond NON-SKID TIRES Car owners of experience have proved the car-protecting resiliency, the mileage and security value of the Firestone tough, pliable tread. H. S. FIreatone'a book, "What's What In Tires" tella how and why. The Xtrestone Tire 6 Rubber Co. "America's Unset exclusive tlrs o .rim makers." UN Farnsra St.. umahA, Nsb. Home ot(lc and factory Ak- rnn ft nn,m In .11 l.r.. . I T i. wsiin.i !IJF. wwwww mmmm. Council Bluffs to 8500 each, and the total cost may thus roach large figures. In the face of the report made by Chair. man Flood of the streets and alleys com mittee, supported by Aldermen Beebe and Boyer, the majority of the council re fused to permit $1,000 to be paid for the St. Louis make of street flusher when a very much superior machine made at 8henandoah was available at less than 1800. Alderman Fisher. Harding, Huber, Stone and Evans voted to buy the ma chine at the lower price. A competitive tost was given by the two machines on the streets yesterday and the home pro duct appeared to .be about 25 per cent superior In all respocts. A little additional .lndonpatlon was de- sired concerning the bill of E. A. Wick- ham for refilling Harrison street after the filling had been cut out by storm floods, nnd his claim was laid over for one week. The amount was 83S0.S6 for 76S loads of approximately a yard and a half each, ' An Itemised bill was rendered showing that the work had been done at cost with IS per cent for profit, and use of tools. Appenl from Apprnlsml. Notice was served upon the council by F. A. Spencer that he had appealed from the appraisement' of $200 fo- the frac tional part of the lot In the rtar of the city building. The cost of the appraise ment was $25.25. City Solicitor Stuart re ported the appraisers' report of the dam ages to the Liangstrom projwirty on ac count of the changing of the Damon street grade. The total was $554. The owner of the property agreed to accept the award If permitted to extend cement steps four feet beyond the property line. The report was approved. In a communication the ilast Omaha Land Trust company, announced that it had paid $S60 taxes in Council Bluffs and urged that some work be done to Im prove the streets, stating the Carter Lake club was doing the principal part of the street Improving and would co-operate with the city. It was referred to the streets and alleys committee. The city engineer reported that it would cost $700 to grade Pomona street, but that the north half of It could be graded for $50, and this was done at the re quest of Park Commissioner Graham. 'The plat of Grandvlew addition, a small tract lying northeast of FaJrmount park and adjoining It, was approved, together with the request for closing part of Com mercial street. Thomas street, extending 200 feet between East Broadway and Pierce street, was ordered reduced In width to twenty-four feet at the request of the property owners. The street has been ordered paved and the reduced width will materially lighten the 'cost. A new Indian 1913 model motorcycle was ordered bought for the police depart ment at a cost of $250, less $00 for the wheel bought last year. Detention Home Wants Permanency A committee representing the Associ ated Charities appeared before the Board of County Supervisors yesterday and urged that steps be taken at once to huy the building and grounds on Iist Plejce street, n:w ustfi for a detention home, or select a suitable location elsewhere. It was pointed out that the pcrmarient character of the home demands a perma nent location where needed conditions may besjlowly brought about. The pres ent quarters are simply lease'd. It Is un derstood that the property may be bought for $4,500. It has been appraised at $5,000. The matter was turned over to Super visors Coe, True and Ingram to mako the proper investigation and report at an early meeting of the board. Council Bluffs Minor Mention Oounoll Staffs Office of The He Is at 14 HOBTH Main St. Telephone 48. camp, meets Mary Royal Davis, drugs. VIctrola. $15. A. Hoape Co. Bradley Electrlo Company Wiring. Carrlgans, undertakers. Phone 143. Woodrlng Undertaking Co., Tel. 839. Blank book work. Morehouse ct Co. FAUST BEER AT ROGERS' BUFFET. Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 97. The highest grade optical work In the city is done at Leffert's. Celebrated Dale rtnnamlnn beer. Phone 248. Delivered to any part of city. See Borwlek for wall tinner and paint ing. 209 and 211 South Main street. Scientific watch rermlr work, the kind that Is appreciated, at Leffert's. TO SAVE OR TO BORROW. SEE C. B. Mutual BIdg. & Loan Ass'n. 123 Pearl. BUDWEISER on draUght-The Grand. Budwelser In bottles' nt all first-class liars. Ladles take notice, have vour straw hit cleaned and reshaped. Cook's cleaning worKs. S36 uroadway. The Royal circle of Oakleaf Royal Neighbors of America, Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ingles, 750 Washington avenue. Regular convocation of Star Arch chanter No. 47 at Mnsonlc temple at S o'clock Tuesday evening, May 6. All memuers are requested to d. present. Visitors Invited. The public knows that when they get a piano from A. Ilospe Co.. 407 Broad way, Council Blufss, they get more alue for their money than they could get at any other place, and at the same time run no chances In buying a poor Instru ment. Dr. R, O. Williams left yesterday for Davenport to attend the annual meeting of the Iowa State Dentists' association. He will return on Thursday night. Mrs. Williams Is spending the week at Logan visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Crewdson. Mr. Crewdson wn formerly pastor of the First Christian church of this city. Mrs. Kittle Angood yesterday began a suit for divorce from her husband, Fred C, Angood. They were married at Fre mont, Neb., on September 27, 1888, and separated on June 23, 1909. She alleges that the acquisition of the drink habit rendered It Impossible for her longer to live with him and also prevented him from providing for her. Tho funeral of Albert U Smith was held at 4 o'clock yesterday titternoon at the residence of II. A. SearUs, 227 Blufi street. Mr. Searles Is the head of the Monarch Manufacturing company, where Mr. Smith had been employed. Tho funeral was largely attended. Burial was in Walnut Hill cemetery, 'i'he services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Jones, pas tor of the First Congregational church. Homer Howard, 13 years old. and Joseph Polllck, aged 16, who say they live at 509 and 616 Southeast Fourth street, De Moines, were picked up yesterday after noon at tho Milwaukee depot and turned over to Probation Officer Hemer. Tho boys admitted that they had ran away from their homes for no othj;r purpose than to get more Intimately acquainted vtl)Vj til WAfl H. Thev will be held until their parents are communicated wlth.H Both were exceeaingiy nunsry uu nomo-slck. MOTHER'S DAYJET APART Governor Morehcad Asks Sons to Honor Them. NEXT SUNDAY IS THE DAY Setn It Apnrt n Time for Seniltnp; Token of Affection or Dclnir Something; to Ureal! Her Lovlnsr Kindness. A Swell Affair STOPS TOOTHACHE Instantly Hta giveo perfect aatisfz clonic ti . Alldius etoie or by uvsil, 1 5c C. B, Dint & Co. Dctkoit, Mich. POLICE SORT OUT LIST OF OFFENSES FOR MONTH The completion of the monthly report of the police department yesterday showed that there were 135 arrests mode during the month. Weakness for strong drink was responsible for fifty-seven of them.., twenty-one were charged with vagranoy1 and twenty were held for In vestigation. The remainder of the of fenses charged went all the way down the line of human frailty. There were only -three arrests for exceeding the speed limit.' This Is said to be due chiefly to th.e decrepit condition of the police motor cycle which is only able to develop an utmost speed of twenty-five miles an hour, and autompblllsts going fort)' to sixty, miles an haur gleefully disappear In the dim distance. Ten nationalities were represented "In which America was forced to bear the shame of 110 of the total. This did not Include, for some rea son nine negroes and three Indians, who are supposed by some people to belong to the same Columbian family. Thera were 148 lodgers accommodated and they were divided Into twelve nationalities, with Americans leading the list with 114. The police suppressed thirty-three dls turbances' without arrests besides doing an enormous amount of other work. The following real estate transfers were reported to. The Bee Monday by the Pot tawattamie County Abstract company: George Blck to J. Katelman, lot 5, bloc' 18. Riddle's subdivision to Council Bluffs, la.; w. d, ....$1,500.00 J. C Bridget and wife to Agnes Folsom. lot 16, block 19. Mullln's subdivision to Council Bluffs, la.; w. d J. Ot Bone to George W. West, west half of lot S, block 23. Ever ett's addition to Council Bluffs, w. d Axnes Folsom et al. to J. C. Bridget, lot 16. block 19. Mullln's subdivision to Council Bluffs, la.; s. w. d M. M. McCue and wife to W. M. Klnnlson, lots 7 and 8, block 7. Grimes' addition to Council Bluffs. Ia.; q. c. d W. M. Tallman and wife to Jennie L. Long, lot : block 3. Fisher's first addition to Underwood; w. d. 1,600.0) William Dye and wife to Harry A. Smith, part of nw)i, sw'4 of 23-74-40; w. d , 250,00 Grover & Layman Realty company to Howard Terks. lot 142. Bel mont addition to Council Bluffs? w. d Interstate Realty company to Anna Emerlne, lots 6 and 6. block IS, Evans Second Bridge addition to Council Bluffs; w. d E. H. Lougee and wife to C A. Morgan, lot 8, block 4, Hlllcrest addition to Council Bluffs; w. d.. Genres H. Mayne and wife to Mar tha A McWllllams. lot 10. block 18. Mullln's subdivision to Council Bluffs; w d JiO.OO Treasurer of Pottawattamie county. la., to F. V. Everest, lot 14. Aud's subdivision of out. lot Turley, In Council Bluffs; tax d.. LAWN MOWERS We carry the best line made. Prices, $2.60 to $16.00. P. C. Devol Hardware Co., 601 Broadway. Golf Experts Meet ' in Four-Ball Match NEW YORK, May 6.-A golf match .of unusual Interest Is being arranged for, r.cxV wMc. vhon Jerome D. Travers and Oswald Klrkby will meet Fred Horre- schoff and Walter J. Travis In a four- nt Garden City. They will play thlrty-slx holes. These four were to have met a lew weus ago. oui parti sans prevailed upon the players to wait until all had had a chance to reach top form through practice. Travis is natur niiv nt home at Garden City and Is al- mn hnrrt to beat there or elsewhere. Jlerreechoff makes an efftclent partner. Travis Is one or the nest maicn bu players in the country, however, and Klrkby Is a good man I na four-ban match. The contest promises fine golf. V G0LDTHWAITE AWARDED TO NEBRASKA CITY TEAM AiimmN. N. v.. May 6. The following decisions were handed down by the Na tional Board of Arbitration governing minor base ball leagues today: Awards: Servlces-Goldthwalte to Ne braska City, Roy Blausser to Keokuk, Ellis Woodruff to Talladega, Ala.; Bil lings to Benham, Tex. . it . Via fru flffsnt BTanted: AKIJumuuiiD . - - R. J. Lattlmore, from Nashville; L. V. Hamilton, from Albany, Ua.; Meroert Martin, from Newport News. Applications disallowed: J. B. Harm son and William Schwarti against Talla dega, Ala.; M. Richardson against Grand Rapids, J. J. Hlgglns against Selma, R. Baxter against Kansas City. Dell Fullen against Seward, Neb. nt...... iiorrtv t declared a free agent. Claims granted: Arthur Anderson against Kaitkakee, Herbert Martin against Newport News for salary. M'CARTHY AND PELKEY WILL FIGHT SATURDAY CALGART. Alberta. May 6.-Luther nK.r-.rtv will meet Arthur Pelkey In a ten-round , bout here Saturday, May 24. Tommy Burns received a wire .uuaj .u.u Mcarty accepting conditions and agree ing to a match with Pelkey. 146.50 1.0 76.00 1.00 140.00' 3SO.00 1.00 66.14 Twelve transfer; total $4,770,66 I'nrlty I'nlnt la the neat. It l manufactured from strictly pure lead. Unseed oil and zinc It will cover square feet, two coats. C Hater Lum ber company, Central City Hluh Wins. CENTRAL C1TT, Neb,, May 6.-(Sp-clal,) In a fast and well played gam" t"J the local grounds yesterday the Central City High school team defeated tho team from Grand Island, 3 to 1. It " t8 first game of eight played that Grand Island has lost this season. The local team Is one of the strongest high school teams In this part of the state and shows excellent team work for a young team. Hits: Grand Island. 2; Central 'City, 4. Struck out: By Martin, 10; by Mench, 7. Batteries: Central C1ty. Martin and Lehr; Grand Island, Mench and Bolwell. r-i.T.na Jnriffmcnt Confirmed. Pittsburgh relaltes that It was stung on-Pitcher Paddy Green, claimed from the New York Yankees. Frank Chance s Judgment that Paddy wouldn't do Is con firmed in the announcement tnai nana err Clarke will send him hack to Hoi yoke and let him develop, Connie Mack, who was said to want him, can now lay off. Asleep nt the Switch. Borne major league managers appear to be sleeping at the switch. Clark Griffith says he did not waive on Catcher Ben Egan, or If h? did he didn't moan to. and George Btalllngs says he didn't mean to ask waivers on BUI McKeehnle. but that his name got on the wrong list and he had to go through with it. PHfliloeU Hotel to Close. BEATRICE. Xeb May S.-'Speelal Tel egram.) It was announced today that the Paddock hotel, the leading hostelry of this city, would close this week. Lt'i of business Is assigned as the cause. Tl.n building was erected by the late Senator Paddock at a cost of $125,000 and Ir l ptesent th property of General Colby. LINCOLN. Neb., May .-(SpeclaU- LINCOLN. Neb., May S.-(Speclal.)-Governor Morehcad has appended his sig nature to a tribute to the mothers ot the state In the proclamation setting the day apart, which Is as follows: "By force of precedent the second Sun day In May of each year has come to be known as Mother's day In many states ot the union. "Being In full sympathy with the senti ment which sots aside ono day In the year to do honor to motherhood, I hereby designate Sunday, May 11, 1315, ns Moth er's day. "To every true man every day In the year Is Mother's day, but It Is well to set asido one day from all tho rest to give public expression to the loftiest ot all human sentiments, the lovo and af fection that Is due to motherhood. To this end, I ask that every adult In Ne braska perform some act of kindness on that day. Jf your mother be living, visit her; If you cannot do tills, send her. flowers with a word of affection and appreciation. "I recommend that this day be so ob served that It will bring hope and cheer to tho unfortunate and peace and joy to all, and that your charity be ua broad and tender as a mother's love. "Given under my hand this Mh day ot May, 1913. "JOHN H. MOREHEAD, "Governor." PHONE LINEMEN HURT, WHEN POLE BREAKS OSCEOLA. Neb., May ,6.-Bpeclal Tele gram.) Two young men who have been in the employ ot tho Polk County Tele phone company at this place for sortie time met with a severe accident today. A pole upon which both were nt work fell and broke' the leg of Elmo Potts and the arm of Holly Mills besides bruising them quite severely In other ways. They were taken to a neighbor's and doctors called, who reduced the fractures. ' The Persistent ana Judicious Use ot Newsapper Advertising is the Road to Business Success. Strictly efficient optical work at Lef FOODforMUSCLES,BONESandFLESH Now's the time to make sure that your children get all the food necessary to build up their muscles and bones and put on flesh. I heir physical fu ture depends largely on what tney catnoiv. There's more real nutrition in a 10c package of Faust Spaghetti than in 4 lbs. of beef prove it by your doctor. UST & ? JL xnEL rsisisv " v is extremely rich in gluten, being made from Durum wheat, the cereal that ranks hich in protein. it m i . 1 r t? . very easuy aigestea is raust opagneiti. oavory, 100 write lor rree recipe uook and see how many differ ent ways this strength- building food can be served. At all grocers, 5c and 10c packages MAUIX BROS. ST. LOUIS, MO. A little Bee want ad does the business. Everybody reads Bee want ads What happens when your lubricating oil is incorrect Carbon deposit (excepting that due to faulty carburction and gasoline combustion) is commonly attributed to the quality, of the lubricating oil. Quite as often the fault lies with the oil's "body." In some motors, a light-bodied oil will work too freely past the piston rings, into the combustion chamber. Ltlbn eating oil itself is a hydro-carbon product. Carbon can 1 1 . ttn : . t - ;i 1 r i.. never De wnouy nucrcu oui. wncn inc on wuiks ircciy into the closed combustion chamber carbon deposit is bound to occur. ' An unnecessary quantity of the oif is consumed. Ignition trouble and, in time, "knocking" o the,motor results. Another common rcsiflt of faulty lubrication is scored cylinder walla. The scoring is generally caused by the oil's low lubricating quality. Or it may be caused by too-light a "body." In that case the oil fails to carry-through to the end of the piston stroke. Ttir niston rincs then rub dircctlv acainst the walls. In time they break. Scoring and scratching of the cylinders will result. Hissing of the motor follows. A third result of wrong "body" or low lubricating quality is worn wrist-pins. This trouble causes a dull, metallic knock. In extreme cases the wrist-pins break. A fourth result is worn connecting rod or main bear ings. The unnecessary wear is caused fither by the low lubricating quality of the oil, or by an oil whose "body" is unadaptcd to the fit of the bearings, The bearings in different motors differ widely. For proper lubrication they require oils of different "body." A fifth common result is loss of compression and escape of the explosion. The oil's actual lubricating quality plays no part in this loss. The escape is attributable wholly to the oil's incorrect "body." With certain types of piston rings a light-bodied oil forms too thin a film around the ring. Loss of compression, escaping explosion and reduocd power result. There is no plain symptom by which this escape can be discovered other than the lessened power of tho motor. To avoid these troubles you must use an oil of the highest lubricating quality, and of Correct "body." There is only one way to determine the correct "body." That is, to care fully analyze the construction of the motor. Any less-thorough method can only be a hazardous guess. To meet this problem, each season we carefully analyze the motor-construction of every make of automobile. Based on this analysis, and on practical experience, we determine the correct oil for each car. The results of these conclusions are compiled in a lubricating chart printed in part on the right. ' This chart specifics the correct grade of Gar goyle Mobiloil for your car. The efficiency of the oils recommended has been thoroughly demonstrated in practical use. In sheer lubricating quality they stand alone. Oil of the quality and "body" recommended is an absolutely necessary step toward: i (l) The greatest horse-power efficiency. (2) The smoothest operation. ) The fewest repair troubles. (4) The lowest operating cost rer mile. 5) The longest life to your motor. (6) The greatest second-hand value. you use an oil of less-correct "body" or of lower lubricating quality than that recommended, unnecessary friction, unnecessary carbon deposit, loss of power, and ultimate serious damage must result. 1 oJbiloil A grade for each type of motor The various grades, refined and filtered to remove free carbon, ares Gar goyle Mobllolf "A," Gargoyle Moblloli "B," Gargoyle Moblloll "D," Gargoyle Moblloll "E," Gargoyle Moblloll "Arctic." They are put up in 1 and 5 gallon sealed cans, in half-barrels and barrels. They are sold throughout the world. All are branded with the Gargoyle, which is our mark of manufacture. The dealers listed below carry amnle stocks of Garcovle Mobiloils and ari provided with our Complete chart of recommendations. This will enable them to select the correct grade for your car. VACUUM OIL CO., Rochester, U. S. A. 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