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THE BEE, OMAHA, THURSDAY, Jl'LY 3, 1013.
TO STOP POLICE COURT GRAFT
S, RIVERS
WOODS
Eastern Excursion Fares
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SumuiQF excursion tiokets on sale
daily tp many points in the Eastern
States nt greatly . reduced fares. Return limit, sixty
days ota. date of sale as follows: f
Niagara Fallu, N. Y. .$33.50
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Atlantic Oity, Nv Jf , ,., . , . . J ; ; ; IHjgQ
Boston,....;;;.;.; ; ; ; rftlllS "
Mpntreal, P. Q... , , s . . , , $36.50
Buffalo, N. Y, , , ...S83.50
PDtroit, 1l,..,, ,,.,,,.,....$75Q
Toronto, Ont. $31.10
Low rutdf also to many qtbor point. Attractive tour? Tin the
Oreat Lakes, the St, Lawrence River npd Thousand Islands. Llt
oral Stopovora en rputd. Retailed Information and ratoa at City
Ticket Office, 407 Bouth 10th Street, Omahn. Phon6 nonplus 2" '
"Lake Louise, the Wonderful," they cal
It-rani no one who has ever looked upon
the, grandou? of the Canadian Rockies
as they fiip rotnd Chateau Lake Louise,
asljswhy, .For here, the, heautyof the
Canadian Rockies reaches Its height,
Turn this way or tbatr ft new scenic
beauty meets' your sight. And from
your window In the delightful
than li panorama tht not ,vsa bxltrln4
o&a riru. It'i the mpt wqadprf plsee In
Am.rtoi for a tacatpi. From aaa.up you're
onto'-doon-walklng, tiding sr lrrlns, lkt
LouIm, ins Ltke in the Cloud., YloWrU
lulcr, Abbott I'm. hundred fuotnitlne
pot ttmpt rem. Anil at iudm ypa go back to
the oorufcru of a metropolian UoVlMt 4fwn.
in the Canadian Rockies
io to the p aelflo Oout thro' th CanadUa
licmklw.. Vl.li Banff, rirld. OUcfer nd
Victoria. tI the Canadian Pioko.
GEORGE A. WALTON
Qf neral As'fnt
224 S. Clark Street. CHICAGO
THE SHORT WAV
liiiL
The WABASH is the
Short and Rest
ay to St, Louis?.
TVp fast through trains daily, leaving Omaha at 7:02 a, m.
and 6 10 p. in., reaching St. Louis, Q5Q p. m. and 7i9a.m,
Electrio lighted sleeping car, cafe car and coach on night
train.
Through car service from Chicago to Detroit, Buffalo,
Toronto, Montreal, New York and Boston. x
Find out about the low excursion fares to the east, via
Agent for all tho Steamship Lines.
Ticketaail South 14th Street, W. 0. W. Building,
H. 0, Shields, Q. A, P. D., Omaha, Neb.
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Gleaners and Dyers
Have Much Business
: for the Convention
Trie program for tne convention of the
National .Association pf Cleaners and
Dyers, which will be held In Omaha.
Jul 7 to 10, has been completed and will
' b off tho presses readx for distribution
tn a few days. The association Is looklnr
forward to the most successful conven
tion the -association has had since the
'organisation In August. 1307. The enter'
talHment program affords amusement for
the1 delegates from first to last, but a
Kobd business program will be 'carried
through at the convention headquarters
nt the Aqdltorlum. The delegates will be
entertained at the Ak-8ar-Ben den on
Monday night
0,0. D, Parcel Post
Goes Into Effect
Two C. O, D, packages were sent out
by the Omaha postofflce Tuesday under
that branoh of the parcel post whlen
went Into effect on July t One package
was received at the local'postofflce to.
day on which the carrier roust oollect 110.
Postmaster Wharton believes that the
C. O, p. feature of the parcel post will
prove very satisfactory to all 'persons
concerned and that Omaha merchants
will take advantage pf it
Work of Petty Attoraoys and Politi
cians to Bo Cat Off,
SAVE MONEY "OR, THE BOARD
CJilnf Moloney Afucrti Their Old
Method, Which lln Cost School
noafd nt eruit $20,000,
Mtrnt Stop,
Chief of Detectives Steve Moloney
served notice at the hearing of appaxl
pases from polios, court In Judge-Leslie's
district court, that what he called "tho
graft of petty attorneys and politicians';;
of securing release of offenders on appeal
bonds and consequent voicing of tho
bonds op various pretexts, would be
stopped by him "now, at once. Immedi
ately," "Twenty thousand dollars a year has
been lost to the school fund In the past
by these practices," said Maloney. "Wo
arc going to savo that amount."
Judge Leslie sustained Moloney's posi
tion when hp deolared the bonds of two
offenders forfeited In spite of vociferous
protests by the bondsmen that Chfr?
Maloney had ordered their m.en out t;f
town and had promised to have the bonds
est aside.
"That Is the way it Is worked," said
Maloney, afterward. "A lawyer frets $50
ft-om the man friend of a woman Picked
up by the police or from, any other of
fender sentenced In police court, for getr
ting the person out of Jail on appeal
bepd. Tho offender nsver shows up In
district pourt and the lawyer prevents
collection, of the bond by pttadng that
I ordered the person to leave town or
some other pretext, or else the offender
appears for a hearing and Is dismissed
fpr lack of evldspce. There Is1 no good
re.ason why the city prosecutor should
not have the evidence "
Would Keep evidence.
Chelf Malopey said that In the future
he would see that evldenoe nganst those
Who appeal from police court sentences
would b ready and that he would have
a representative on hand with It.
Judge Leslie announced that he no
lenger would dismiss such oases on the
mere statement Of City Prosecutor An
heuser that evidence was lacking, but
woqld Inquire into the reasons therefor.
The Judge has eliminated one resource of
the bopdsmen In avoiding payment by
havlpg the nams of all those offenders
who have failed tP appear called out of
court on the last day of each term,
thereby preventing jetault qf the cases.
Chief Maloney asked County Attorney
Magney to Institute proceedings at once
to 'collect, bonds forfeited ,by Judge Leslie
yesterday apd today
Auto Muffler Law
Goes. Into Effects
Two Arrests Made
Tho new law ItsWdlnK tl mufflers on
automobiles went Into effect Tuesday
and two warrants were sworn out by
evening charging violation. The first was
fop i, D. Langdon, Slxty.fltth and Dodge ,
street, and the other for P. B, Wallace,
JOS WPPlworth avenue. The former ap- ',
pc-arcd lh police court yesterday and .
was fined JJ-W and costs upon a plea i
Of guilty) the latfer has not yet had his 1
heating.
CROWDS ARE DRAWN TO
THE OUTDOOR PARKS
With the Increasing hot weather,
Omahms are spending their evenings
put In the-open and in, the parks, where
closely,bullt houses' and buildings 3 not
deflect the evening fyreetes.
A popular amusement resort, for both
residents and putrof-towp people, Is lrtlg
park- Since the reopening under the"pew
management the park has been filled
with the vast crowds who com out reg
ularly to enjoy the benefits of tht con
cessions and picnic grounds. Every kind
of mechanical concession afford diversion
for the ypungcr persons, who demand
exoltement during thes amusement,
while the cool ptcnta grounds and the
beautiful rest grounds, replete wth rope
and roller swings and see-saws for" the
Uftte ones, satisfy the more sedate,
The band concerts are added Induce
ments to all manner of amusement hun
ters, Every night slpce the engagement
of Slgnor Salvator Clrlcllla and his con
cert band the section of the park In the
Immediate vicinity of the hand stand Ij
crowded with music lovers, who listen
to every note the famous band plays.
The hand plays every afternoon from 3
to 5:30 and every evening from 8;15 to
10;5. The arena In front of the stand Is
fully protected from the. afternoon sun
and different selections are played at
each concert. A special program will be
given July , when patriotic selections
will be rendered, In addition to several
classical and popular pieces.
BAD nil DOWN STAIRS,
BREAKS ARM l TWO PLACES,
Mrs. Harry Stafford, JTC? Lincoln v
boulevard, suffered a compound fracture
of her left arm this morning when she
stumbled over a .chair that she bad
placed last night at the head of the stairs
to keep the baby from falling down.
Mrs, Stafford had forgotten about the
obstruction when she started down
stairs, and after losing her balance fell
the entire distance to the 'floor, below. ;
She was also painfully bruled. , j
ASSISTANT INTERNAL I
COLLECTOR IS NAMED
P. A. Plckler of Ottumwa. la., Is as.
signed to the Omaha division of the in
ternal revenue Office as an assistant
agent to the collector. II has arrlve.l
and will enter upon his duties as assistant
agent st one Mr. Plckler was formerly
postmaster at ottumwa and later mayor.
his Is a COLORADO Year
Nearly everybody you meet asks you when you are
going to startu It is more like a gold rush than a
summer vacation. For the people? who live in the
valleys are wild for the mountain tops. Everybody
knows Colorado. There is no use trying to describe
it One cannot paint the Ely,
This is tho land whoro. tho greon of tho oarth roaches up to tho
sky; -whoro whito-cappod peaks and white-cappod clouds lio
asleop n an aauro sea, It's Eugene Field's land of wonder-wander
the land whoro dreams come true.
Of courso you aro goinc. Qno is almost ashamed not to go. The
question is hpw to get there.
If you. want to travel liko a prinoo take tho y
Union Pacific
' STANDARD IIOAB OP THE WEST
It costp lip more than any other way, but, if you want to mako
your going as pleasant aa your stay, it is the road to travel.
rou go as straight as a pigoon flies. (It is only an overnight
trip on the Union Pacific.) You sloop one night in a homo-like
bed, You stroll out into tho observation and glance up at thoso
sleepless semaphores that guard you. You sit in tho open and
ride out-of'doors-for tho road is ballasted with dustless Sher
man gravql all tho way; and remember, tho Union Pncifiq has
the only double-track lino to Colorado.
And then, actually before you realize it, , you aro sitting by a
window in Denver, or in the shadows on Long's Peak ordering
Bpeqkjqd brook trout for dinner.
Of ooursq you aro going to Colpraclo, now that wo havo men
tioned tho trout. And, of courso you '11 go Union Pacific, Stand
ard Road, of the West, as you certainly want to go right.
rrom
Omdha mad Retard
GMe rKc is 4m ptw mi Jbwt to YiMwrstewi Wrtinsinl Fw.
l. mamxmtr, t. a,
13M Fmrmm Stre, ObsbJs, Kfe
Parlor Car Observation Service Day Train
Observation Service on Night Train to Kansas City
VIA THE
IVfissoori Facific
Lcayo Omaha. , . , , . 11;1B p. m,
Arrive Kansas City , ,7ll0 ft. m.
New Fast Daily Train To Kansas City
Lcnvo Omnhn , 11(80 a, m.
Arrive Kansas City 0:05 p. m. ....
Modern equipment, Observation, Parlor Car, Drawing Room Sleeping Car. Chair par, and our own
unsurpassed Pining' Car. Service (meals a la carlo),
ALSO
Leave Omalm ,,,0100 a, m,
Arrive Kansas City ,.,,,!; 00 p. m.
Latest patterns of Coaches. Chair Cars. Making all stops,
All abovo trains mako direct connections In Kansas City with Missouri Pacific
trains South and West.
Tho routo of this now service Is along: the Missouri River for a large part of the
iO,'H3 way, tnus afiaramg a most enjoyauio, picturesque aayjigm inp.
Pf For reservations and any information, phono or see
TOM HUGHES, Trnv. Pass Aft, P, flODFKBY, Pna. and Ticket Agd
1423 Farnnm St. Phono Douc. 10-1.
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THE OMAHA BEE
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OMAHA
Prlco of Drawing like thlajtso.
Use This Office Freely
For Information
Many tlmaa In planning your vacation, trip ques
tions win arise which you cannot answer roadlly. We
are equipped tp give you thq best of information
service; wo can tell you not only about tho fashion
able resorts but also about the quiet out-of-the-crowd
places where you can get away from fashions and
conventions. Wo can plan sight-seeing trips of great
est interest where scarcely a mile of your Journey need
be repeated.
Low round trip summer tourist fares to all Min
nesota and Northern Wisconsin resorts, Winnipeg,
North Pacific Coast, Yellowstone and QJacler Park
via St, Paul,
Come In and talk it over, or If you prefer drop
mo a lino or phone.
P. P. BONOIIDI3N, C. P. T. AH
1023 Parnara Street. Omaha,
Phone Douglas 'MO,
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"Tho Call of tho Eat" in Summer
attracts tourists to Seashore Resorts and
numerous points of interest in and
around New York where Vacation Out
ings are one round of enjoyment
30-Day Round Trip Tickets to
New York, Atlantic City
and Other Seashore Resorts
Sold Daily June 1 to September 30 Inclusiro
Direct Route, or BaltlmoreWathington Stop-over
Variable Route Tickets to
New York and Boston
on ssIq during same period. All-rail direct, or via
Baltimore, Washington and Norfolk, Rail and
Steameri via Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Montreal and
other duos. Choice of routes go one way return
another, liberal stop-overs. 60-day return limit.
These monsr-saYina- fares mar ba t&Jcen artv&n.
tas of if travelers ask Ticket Agents of Western Hal
Ways for tickets via Pennsylvania. Lines or by addressing
W, H. RO WlzANH
aS4-aa City Rational Bank Blflg., Omaha, Wsh,
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