10
THE BEE: OMAHA, MuNDAY, JUNE 2, 1913.
DAIRY INSPECTOR REPORTS
Boisie Gives Conditions on Cleanli
ness of Omaha Dairies.
GIVES BUTTER FAT FIGURES
8nr H welnhtiorhood
Datrtta uA Flnda Smnll rer
Cent ot Ctmm AtCIIcied
with Tnliereiilo!.
Dairy Inspector Bole h maIe hli
monthlr report to the cttr health de
partment on the condition of the dairies
which are mipplrlne milk to cuatomers In
Omaha.
The report follow:
"In aubmlttlnK my report for the month
of Hay, upon aanltary condition of the
dalrlen. I dealre to call your attention
also to the average butter-fat and bac
teria content. I hava taken the time to
average the aamplea taken thua far this
year of each and every dairy aelllng- milk
In Omaha, and t aame opposite the
scores. In addition to aeortnn the dairies,
I have visited several so-called "next
door" or "neighborhood dairies" and have
mado considerable headway In bavins
them put In a sanitary condition as well
as havlntr all cows at such places tuber
culin tested. In one case only wan I
compelled to arrast anyone, and In this
instance the offender was fined $30 and
costs.
"I desire also to call your attention to
the result ot the annual tuberculin test,
recently completed. Of the nearly 2,000
dairy cows tested, less than 17 per cent
rea'cted, and were condemned, all ot
which have been removed from the herds.
"I think It would be advisable to use
your Influence with the state veterina
rian to the end that the dairy cows on
all -farms that are sending; milk Into
Omaha be tubcrlln tested. If this can
not be done I recommend that our ordi
nance be so amended, In other words,
that the farmer who sells his milk In
Omaha be made to come up to the same
standard of cleanliness and efficiency as
other dairymen who must bo to a con
siderable expense to meet the require
ments of our ordinances, and compete
with farmera who do not even think of
keeping their herda or bams clean. In
justice and fair play to alt, let us try
and make some provision other than the
temporary welcome aid that our state
food commissioner Is giving; us. We should
hav.e some permanent system of farm In
spection; our people have not yet begun
to realize the ever Importance of a clean
milk supply. A partial verbal report ot
the state Inspector now working; among
the- farmers of this section would startle
Anyone. I Insist that we need permanent
Inspection, and I hope that you can see
your way clear to try and secure same,
Possibly some provision could be made In
the new charter to set aside a certain
amount for this purpose. Think It over, I
am ready to assist you.
"Following; are the scores for the month
of May:
CERTIFIED DAIIUES.
Owner and Dairy. Score. B.F.
Dr. B. B. Davis. Frlesland Farm.. 90.2 4.0
n. O. Wood, Arwood Dairy M.O 4.1
OTHER DAIRIES.
Owner and Dairy. Score. B.F.
C. Ppangnard. Spangaard $3.5 J.4
N J. Nelson, Consumers 8S.8 3.4
John Jncobsen, Carter Lake 88.0 3.1
II. L. Glbb, Miller Park 810 18
Homer Russell, Central Pork...S7.S 4.0
Jack Petersen, Forest Lawn 87.6 3.6
C II Rowley, Highland 87 S
CarstAn Johnson. Lnkestde 87.3
Jim Mllgard, Central 87.3
Lara Nelsen. Lake Nakoma 87.3
I C. Chrlstensen, Courlland 87.3
P. N. Winter. Riverside S7.1
John Chrtstensen. Eagle No. 2... 87.0
Anton Petersen. Eagle No. 1 87.0
C. Chrlstensen. West Benson....Sfi.7
Fred Johnsen, Crown M.7
Norgard Bros., Union Sanitary.. 84.7
Johnson A Merrill, Concordia
Park 8&3
A. FjelUn, FJellln 8.0
J. P. Johnson. Snrini Oarden.. .86.8
Jamea Horn. Milk Farm 86.7
H. F. Bortnsen. Center Street.... 86.7
Jim Andersen 85.4
Clarke Jacobsen, Mayberry Ave.. 84.4
Mortenstn A Orassberff. Elite... 84.8
Chrlstensen A Jacobsen, Elgin. 84.2
Christ Frost, Jerteyvllla si.i
J. M. Jensen, Country Club 83.8
Sam Sorensen, Keystone 83.7
uenmarK gs Neisen. NeorasKa. .
Jessen Bros.. Peoples 83.5
A. Nordnulst. Lincoln Avenue... 83.4
Henry Westre, Keystone Park.... 83.1
s. I. Jensen, crescent sanitary..
Chrlstensen Bros., Rock Spring. .813
Iver N. Jensen, Blackberry Ave.. 810
A. Nelderberg, North Omaha
Farm ...83.8
Jeppesen Bros., Elgin Banltary..814
p. N. Hansen, arena view w.z
E. Neeethon 813
E, Corneer, Melrose Hill ......82.2
Anton Larsen, Clover Leaf 82.1
Nels C Johnson 82.0
Anton Chrtstensen, Sanitary 810
Frank Nufer, Do Bolt 81.8
R. P. Anderson 81.5
J. La Book. Shady Grove 81.4
John Camenzlnd..... 81.3
Andrew Frederlcksen, Fontenelle.81.1
W Andersen, Excelsior m.i
Louis Chrlstensen ,.xi.l
Petersen & Co., Pleasant Hill... 81.0
H. K. Paulsen. Belmont 80 8
M. T. Jensen. Cedar Grove 80.5
L. P. Jensen.. 80.4
N. P. Nelsen 80.3
J. Bpangaard 80.3
Petersen Bros.. Twin City.. 9.2
George Petersen, West Pacific. .78.9
Elmborg. Bros., West Lawn 7S.S
Rasmus Nielsen. Ellersen... 78.6
C A. Hansen 78.1
Oscar Hansen 7S.1
Olscn & Petersen. Model 78.0
P. Petersen, Standard 78.0
Dahl Bros..U. P 78.0
A. P. Orobeck. Spring Lake Park. 78.0
A. M. Larsen. Mid City. 77.1
Sam Chrlstensen 76.7
Julius Clausen, Inter State... .....76.1
Knuto Knudesey. Walnut Hill. ..75.0
Charles Post, West Omaha. 7S.0
J. j. nanoiin 7t.6
C. Agaard, Omaha 70.6
Nels sorensen, center FarK 63.3
D. Sheanln. Gate City 66.8
C. A. Jensen, Maple Grove 66.5
C. H, Jensen, Western 66.2
In addition to the above, also find re
port of butt erf at and bacteria averages
of dairy companies that are not scored
on account of lack of faculties to reach
the farms that supply them with milk:
B.F. BactMa.
Alamlto Dairy company 14 71,000
Dousiaa county junk pro
ducers' association 15
Waterloo Creamery company.. 17
Morris Levlch, Manhattan
Dairy 13
38
18
3.4
13
16
IS
16
3.6
16
12
17
13
12
IS
16
16
3.5
14
3.4
16
12
3.2
17
13
3.3
3.3
3.7
15
13
14
14
13
18
18
3.6
3.6
3.4
13
15
16
14
14
IS
15
14
16
3.9
15
18
14
14
t.O
3.3
3.6
3.7
3.2
lf
16
19
3.6
12
3.4
13
3.5
3.5
3.7
3.2
16
14
14
8.2
220.000
440,000
Joe Plcollo, buys of Alamlto.. IS
38,000
68,000
AVERY AUTO MANAGER
OFF FOR EASTERN TRIP
C. B. Miller, branch manager of the
Avery Automobile and Implement com
pany, left Saturday for the company
factories in Pan), III., where he will con
fer wlthfcthe offlclata of the company on
the business prospects In this territory.
The local branch under the direction
of Mr. Miller haa developed a targe busi
ness In this territory, and this year prom
ises to be a record-breaking one for the
sale of implements and trucks. Several
deals for truck have been closed by Mr.
Milter and a large number ot prospective
buyers are conferring with him In regard
to purchasing Avery machines.
Ralston Eelief Fund
Is Still Growing
Recent contributions to the Ralston re
lief fund amount to $438, bringing the to
tal up to 388,441 The additional list follows:
Previously acknowledged 21006
miss .Mae Lfc Hamilton i va
J. Bauman, South Omaha 1
, vol, J. ' n .'..Jiiivo. (k-. . . . . . iv
Gustav Nlcot, Colllnsvllle, 111 6
A. cecna
IIuIko & Rlepen
F. Brady & Sons, Des Moines, la..
F. Hohlfelder Co.. Cleveland. O
William Hartman
Langenberg Bros. Co., SC Louis..
Postum Cereal Co., Battle' Creek,
Mich
B. A. Morgan. Marshalltown. Ia....
Citizens of Omaha Cash No. 40......
Elian Mena
Wiles & ilartln. Nashville. Term....
A. R. Keeline
Hurry May
M. P. Duffleld, Ottumwa, la
The Reploirlo Co.. Red Oak. la.
J. C. Root
n. W. Wltwer, Cedar Rapids, la....
T. G. Northwall Co
W. B. Schiller, president of Lake
Terminal Railroad company, Pitts
burxh. Pa
C. ffi. Bumham, Norfolk, Neb
Orange, N. J.... ,
Charles A. Lwla
Piimuel Nathan
Sam Newman
J. E. Sexton, general manager or
Eureka-Novada Railway, Fay
sade. Nev
Woman's club, Sidney, Neb
J. W. & E. E. Arnold
Benjamin S. Baker....
'Dresher, The Tailor
Dr. A. F. Jonas..,.....,
Herman Kessler
Frank Martin
W. T. Graham
Herpolshelmer Co., Grand Itapids,
100
10
10
10
6
6
Mich
Omaha Rendering and Feed Co...,,.
John Llddell
Cash No. 0 .
F. a Unterklrcher, Burlington, la..
Wagner Bros. Co
Total ....323,443
Woman Abuser Given
Sixty Days in Jail
Ell. Oberley ftropj& to the floor In
police court Saturday morning while
his common law wife, Roste Wilson, tes
tified that he tried to cut her throat with
a razor. Oberley Is a sufferer from
heart trouble and It was over an hour be
fore he won able to resume the hearing,
which culminated In his being given a
thirty-day Jail sentence.
According to the testimony offered by
the Wilson woman Oberley came to
the O'Flyng Box company where she Is
employed Thursday evening and accom
panied her to her home, 2033 Harney
street, when he threw he to the floor,
then choked and beat her.
Miss Wilson managed to escape to a
neighbor's, where for several hours ehe
suffered from a hemorrage of the lungs.
Friday she stayed from work on account
of the trouble and Oberley returned,
threatening to cut first her throat and
then his own.
This time the woman Jumped from a
window and summoned the police, who
took Oberley to the station. At the time
of the Incident the Wilson woman stated
that her name was Mrs. Else Tome and
Oberley, who gave the name of Tome,
was booked for beating and abusing his
wife.
The Wilson woman haa run away sev
eral times, but on each occasion he has
followed and made, trouble for her.
RED
MAN
BRAND
BELL, WOOD" Points
2 FOB 25 GTS.
cannot injure shirt.
Suitable for Bow or Scarf.
EARL & WILSON
MAKERS OF TROV8 BEST PRODUCT.
WESTE
thm nut
RN UNION
r-jflfciT
., , asi i m in ii.. i .
TEL.
THEO. N. VAIL, PRESIDENT
ST
0 YiSL GoaxsAA tt C
on
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
26tti
T 2jlT
2 6 tt
Plenty of Delightful Bargains
for All. New Goods Brought
Forward Each Day.
WORDS written or spoken would fall far
short of expressing our appreciation of
the confidence the buying public has shown in us dur
ing the 26 years of our Omaha business career. We have always
recognized BatiBfied customers as onr greatest asset and have striven
by every means in our power to see that all received a full measure of satisfaction.
We wish to thank you and announce the opening of our
26th Anniversary Sale Beginning Today, and
Continuing Every Day During the Coming Week
Great preparations have been made for this event, each department manager
planning for months to make this a bargain event which all visitors will long remember.
Watch Our Windows and Our Ads. Prepare to Be Here Sure Monday, June 2d.
Iini n I
it
Pays
Try HAYDEN'S First
It
Piys
Plenty of Salespeople to Wait
Upon You Promptly. Dome
Early as Possible.
This Is of Interest to the Women of Omaha
Every Woman Wants a Glean, Comfortable, Sanitary Kitchen
We are now telling you how you may have one with a saving of money and labor
1
ALMOST eyery home in Omaha contains a gas range. Al
most every Omaha housewife knows that' the gas
2 range is the best and most economical cooking device
for either summer or winter.
But, in order to have your kitchen arrangements perfect
you should also have a Gas Water Heater which will give you
plenty of hot water at any time and for any purpQse, ,with a
small consumption of gas, and which will enable you to discon
tinue using the coal range with all its work, annoyance and
dirt .
r The "Lion" Circulating Water Heater is a Bimple litfle
affair which is easily connected to the water boiler in your
kitchen and which does not interfere with the coal range con
nection to the boiler, if such connection exists.
Look at the Picture on This Page
It shows the woman touching a match to the simple gas
burner of the "Lion" water heater. After lighting the gas
she closes the door and the water begins to heat at once. In
five minutes she can have enough hot water for washing dishes
without heating all the water in the boiler. In thirty minutes
she can heat enough for the bath or washing clothes. The gas
consumed to heat water for washing dishes amounts to but a
Email fraction of a cent, and for the bath or washing clothes,
tide cost is about three cents.
e
v.
mm 1
6U SIMPLY
TOUCH A
MATCH TO
THE BURN
BELOW THE
COPPER
COIL
J
This Is Our Liberal Offer:
Wie will install a "Lion" Water Heater in your residence
and ask you to make a first payment of only $2.50. Then you
may pay $1.50 a month with your gas bills until the total amount
$18, 3 paid. This means that you may enjoy the use of a gas
water heater while paying for it.
Why continue to keep a hot coal fire going all the time in
order to get a little hot water now and then? Bon't you know
that the coal range is a relic of bygone days, just as the oil
lamps and the back yard pump? The time is past when any
woman need swelter in a hot kitchen throughout the summ;.
when we make it so easy for her to do her work in a cool, coi
foxtable kitchen.
Remember that the Gas Water Heater burns gas only wEen
you are heating water. The moment that you have enough hot
water you shut off the gas, and the expense etopB af once.
We Are Today Beginning1 a Campaign to Place
the tfcLION" Gas Water Heater in
General Use in Omaha.
Our representatives will go from house to house, explain
ing this wonderful water heating device. We will also have a
demonstration in our store and invite our consumers to come
in and see how easily, quickly and economically the "Lion"
heats water.
fin nni Hoctf a MnrriArit To take advantage of this offer. Yoa cannot be. dia
UU IlUt UCbliaie a mumcm appointed because 'the water heater which you pur
chase carries our full guarantee, and should it not give satisf action, you know well make it right.
f '
11 t (ttt, Of firA -Ad inspect the "Lion," or a mail or telephone request
, Wqll ol UUT VUIIC a representative to your home. In this way you may I
now to enjoy the comforts of an "All-Gaa Kitchen."
will bring
begin right
Phone Doug. 605
OMAHA GAS COMPANY
Phone Doug. 605