TIIE DEK. OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1913.
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BRIEF CITY NEWS
Sarcophagus.
Ughtlng- rutur.t. Borr.ss-Oranden Co.
Kara Boot Prist It Now Beacon Pre".
TldalUy ItorMT Van Oo. Douff. 1516.
Th riatlron Omaha's high grade fam
ily hotel, 17th & St Mary's. Transient rxna.
When yon take a vacation leave your
sllvct'ware, etc., In Omaha Safe Deposit
Co. a Dtirrlar-proot vault. 1613 Farnam St
Wants Divorce Olive McColllgan has
aakcr for a divorce from Michael McCol
llgan. Will QIt Card Party Columbian cir
cle will give a card party Wednesday
afternoon at Its hall, Twenty-second and
Locust streets.
Photographer! go to Convention
Thirty Omaha photographers, enrouto to
the national convention at Kansas City,
went out In a special car over the Mis
souri Pacific.
Jndffe Day Hearts Wednesday Judge
IV. O. Day expects to leave Wednesday
for a vacation of a few weeks. He goes
from here to Pender, where lie will visit
his brother for a time. From there he
expects to go to Lake Okobojl.
With Suicidal Intent A coroner's Jury
found that Joo Durtuccla, who threw
himself under a street car at Twenty
fourth and Leavenworth streets Satur
day, came to hla death by his own hands
with suicidal intent It exonerated the
street car company from all blame.
Would See the West Harry and Carl
Krlcr, aged 14 and 13 years and living nt J
3305 Avenue A, Council Bluffs, concluded
they wanted to see the wild west and es
pecially Salt Lake City, so they took J
in money belonging to their father and
started forth. 'An effort Is being made
to bring them back.
Vacations Along
the Northwestern
Continuous Delight
A trip to one of the thousands of rest
ing places along tho line of the North
western lsu.ll that Is needed to make the
summer vacation one continuous round of
pleasure. The Northwestern practically
reaches every section of South Dakota,
Minnesota and Wisconsin, the playground
of the lover of the sports found on the
prairies, on the waters and In the wodos.
bet on any of tho westbound trains and
In a few hours of comfortable travel. If
you go westward, you are among tho
sand hill lakes of Cherry county, Ne
braska, all of which are filled with little
and big mouth bass, weighing from ope
to five pounds. Go a little farther and
you are among the pines of the Black
Hils, where big game abounds. In sea
son It Is no trick to bring' down a deer,
or two, and If you are a hunter, skilled,
you are likely to get a bear, for there
are-plenty of them still prowling around
the hills. Down In tho cool and shaded
gulches, through which run streams of
water as clear as crystal, you will find
brook and rainbow trout, night at this
time they are taking the fly and to se
cure a creel full of them In a morning
or afternoon- Is no trick.
If you do not want to go west, board
any of the trains going Minnesota
or Wisconsin, and after a ride over night,
you aro landed right In the heart of tho
lake country. Drop over Into Wisconsin
and put up at any of the hotels or cabins,
In which was once the timber district
and -at 'no tinier or place will you be
more than two or three miles from a
lake that sparkles and glitters like moU
ten silver. These lakes are numbered by
the hundreds and they are teeming Willi
fish of almost every variety. Along their
shores and back In the woods there Is
wild fruit of every variety growing In
abundance, tho premier of which Is the
wild red raspberry.
Go out and pick these raspberles and
then tako them to some farm house
where you can buy a bowl of rich, aweet
cream and you will haye a dlsft that
would be the envy of a king.
Yellowstone Park
the Mecca of Most
American Tourists
When the story of the seven wonders
of the world was written1, Yellowstone
National park was unknown to civili
zation. Hod It been known, the story
would have told of elHht wonder and
this park would have been mentioned as
the chief attraction.
This year the Union Pacific, while
featuring the other thousand and one at
tractions along Its line, Is calling atten
tion to this wonderful region, the beauties
aid magnitude of which must be seen
to be fully appreciated.
With the completion of Its line to Yel
lowstone, the Union Pacific lands tour.
Ists In the park without the tiresome
rlda that was required some years ago
Now, all that Is to be done Is to buy
the train ticket, secure the berth res
trvat'.on and start on tho Journey
Trains splendidly appointed drops the
tourist off at the west entrance to the
park, where, after a nmok'ng hot break
fast, the trip through the wonderland
commences. The journey Is made In
comfortable stages, frequent stops being
made at points of Interest enroute. The
nights are spent at hotels that compare
favorably with those of the large cities
Up there In the park at this season
of the year, the nights are always cool,
and sleeping under a cpuple of blankets
Is delightfully enjoyable. And while this
Is on of the great pleasures of the trlP.
It sinks into lnslgnlflance, as compared'
with the day ride on the hurricane deck
of one of the big four, or six horse
,tge coaches on which the trip through
the park Is made.
Riding on one ot these stages, con
renlnt parlies of six, eliht, and ten arr
whirled along past the wonders of
nature. Stops are made at Old Polfth
f)il, the Morning Glory and dosens of
Jther grysern to wntnh them nout hr
hot water from a depth of perhaps 1,000
to 5.000 feet, where the fires contin
ually burn.
OPENING OF THE FOREST
RESERVE IS ATTRACTIVE
The opening of the North Platte forest
reserve, probably about October 1. I
attracting the attention of land seekers.
From Hyannls, the Burlington station
nearest to the land, from thirty to fifty
llomeaeekers are going out daly to look
over the area that Is to be opened for
zettlement.
A greater portion of the land going onto
the market lies couth and west of
Hyannls and generally Is a stock proposi
tion, though there are said to be a num
ber of wide valleys suitable for carrying
on agricultural pursuits
CANAL ZONE ATTRACTS MANY
Trip to the Isthmus of Panama is
Now Quite the Thing.
LAND AND 00EAN TRIP COMBINED
Illinois Central Rets Into the Him
Inca and Offer Inducements
thnt Are Proving Very
Attractive.
While there are many places to go If
ono has the time and money, there Is
nono that Is proving more attractive and
Interesting this summer than a Journey
to tho Isthmus ot Panama and through
the canal tone.
A few years ago a trip to the Isthmus
was an unheard of thing, especially dur
ing the summer. Yellow Jack, cholera
and every disease that could bo found
In the torrid zono prevailed there.
Things havo changed under the regime
of American occupancy and while the
canal sone Is not advertised as a summer
health resort, It la as healthful a place
as right' here In Nebraska.
Then, too, the zone Is ensy of access,
made doubly so by the Illinois Central
railroad, that Is now featuring summer
travel In that direction. If you deslro to
visit Panama, Colon or any of the other
quaint old cities on tho Isthmus cities
that were In tho zcnlt of their glory
long before the grade stakes In New
York were set all you have to do is to
secure your ticket, board one of tho
Illinois Central passenger trains and
Journey on to Chicago. There you change
cars and start south, following down
along the east shore of tho Mississippi,
through historic cities nnd towns and tho
second day out you arc In the land of
the mocking bird and the magnolia. It
will hot be long until New Orfeans la
reached and after a short stop there you
board one of the steamers and speed
away across tho Gulf of Mexico, touch
ing at several ports en route. The ocean
voyago Is a round of pleasure. It con
sumes five days and the expenso Is little
more than remaining at home and board
ing at a hotel.
Flontinir PnlAce.
Tho steamships engaged In this trade
are floating palaces. There are the par
lors, the promenade decks, libraries and
staterooms most luxuriously furnished.
Reaching Colon, the city at the east end
of the canal the proper thing Is to go
across to the Pacific This is ono ono ot
the easy and Interesting trips, tho
method of travel being by rail, carriage
and boat
Colon Is one ot the Interesting places
of the zone. There the tourlat sees the
breakwater at the cntranco ot the canal,
It Is a gigantic work, being 11,700 feet
long, and when completed will have cost
5,000,000. In tho city of Colon la tho
commissary department, from whence
the government deals out supplies for the
men working ton the canal, their fam
ilies and others, some 60,000 persons In all.
In the town Is found the statue of Colum
bus and the Ind.an maid, erected so
long ago that the date has been forgotten.
There Is the house of Ferdinand de Les
seps, the Frenchman who attempted the
construction of the canal when It was
being promoted by France. This Immense
building Is now the oyTlces of tho health
department Besides, there aro the typ
ical South American buildings scattered
about everywhere, making. It strictly a
foreign city.
There aro many. -who are of the opinion
that summer on the Isthmus Is unen
durable. They have the wrong Idea, for
down there the temperatures do not run
sp high, as here. Government records
show that tho maximum temperature at
Colon during July and August ot last
year was SB degrees. However, It Is about
the igome temperature the day through.
It starts In at about SO In the morning,
climbs up a few degrees during the day
and then drops oft five or six degrees at
night While the maximum temperature
during these months waa 85 the inlml
mum was 74 degrees, so It Is easy to see
that It la neither very cool nor very hot
UNION PACIFIC PLANS
TO QUICKEN ITS SERVICE
Beginning August 1, the Union Pacific.
will rearrange its passenger train service
from the north Pacific coast, shortening
tho time eleven and one-half hourB. Tho'
train that has been leaving Portland at
6:30 each evening, upon reaching Green
Ulver, will become a part of No. 4 instead
of 10 and will carry the Milwaukee's
Chicago equipment, arriving In Omaha at
6:30 In the morning Instead of 6:30 in the
evening. Here the shipment wtl be at
once taken over the Milwaukee and
hauled on east.
Heretofore No, 4 has been a slow train,
doing all local business all the way from
Green River. Under the new plan'it will
be. speeded up and mado ono of the fast
trains.
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Colorado is the
Place for Rest and
Relief from Cares
While many seek the seashore and
the woods for rest ana recreation dur
ing the hot months ot summer, still
more hie themselves to the mountains.
Tho stupendous grot dour nnd magnitude
of a mountain that rears Its head Into
tho clouds and Is eternally covered with
Bnow Is something that always at
tracts, henco the rush ot people to
Colorado.
Right no'w tho Missouri Pacific Is til
ing Its trains with Colorado visitors.
They go from Omaha and the hundrodn
of other cities and towns along tho lines.
Instead ot stopping In Denver and tho
other cities along the cast slops ot tho
Rockies, they at once hlo themselves to
tho out-of-the-way places, where thoy
camp, or llvo In cabins. Thero thoy
rldo burros, climb peaks, or fish In tho
clear btrcams that are well stocked
with trout. The Missouri Pacltto Is
p aklng a specialty of Colorado tmvel
this season and to get right Into tho
heart of tho playgrounds of naturo
means Just one night s travel. Leavo
Omaha In the evening and tho next
morning you aro in sight of snow, a
welcomo thing these days when hero at
homo the mercury Is flirting with tho
centruy mark.
Key to tho Situation Bee Advertising.
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Largest SS.Cc.
in the
WORLD
AMERICAN
kOverOO Ships
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HOTELS.
"IMPERATOR"
World's Largest Bhlp, W1U
,sui xrom new xora
Satotaay . .A nr. 9. It A, IS.
Saturday, Aug. 30, O A. M.
Saturday, Sept. 30, 11 A. XX.
tua every 3 wn.es tn.isaft.r.
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LONDON nl 1 AK13 un tlxiti u
It, UAMllVRO un mfnth Jj,
Hooks now open for aetion,
(tFtnnsylvanla July 31, 3 p.m.
Uais'a.ug.vic. Aug. a, 9a.m
llmy.xator, August O, 11 a.tn.
iavncia. .August 8, 12 noon
America ..Aug. 31, 11 a. m.
i-Jrretorla. ..Aug. 8J, 12 noon
Pres. Grant. Auk. 37, 12 noon
Jlmptrator. ...auk. 30. 9 a-m.
Hals'n iig.Vlo. Sept. 3, 10 n.m.
Pres. Lincoln. Sept. 4, 12 noon
12nd cabin oniy. JNew. tHam
burg direct.
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to.it Mil (rum Nw tIir toot lid St.,
South Brooklyn. All othr ulllnst in
thlt kmIco trora our Hnboktn 1'itri
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atbraltar, Hapjaa and Oenoa.
XjrAll (tttrntn In thlt errlc Imtv
from NBW riBH. 314 St.. Bomb
Brooklyn. Tak. th St. rrrr.
C, b. namburg (11,000 tons.)
Aug. 0, 10 a.m.
B. . Koltk. (12.800 tona)
August SO, U a. in.
B.S.Hamburff Sept 17. 10 o,m.
8, p. SColtke, Oct. 7, 11 a. m.
OBUIBS8
TO THB XiAITD OF TUB
MmmanT suit
JULY and ATJOUBT.
Oar Tairlrt Dprtrant uniin
Tour or mil or nimtr u
II part ot tho world.
Write for Information.
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HOTELS,
Comfort Accessibility Modorato Rates
New Weston
1 Hotel
Madison AvenuE & 49S Street
NEW YORK
One block from Fl'th Avenue and within eay
walking distance o! Theatres, Shops and Clubs
REFINED SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT
COURTEOUS SERVICE
175 Rooms with Bath. Restaurant
a La Carte with reasonable charges
SPECIAL RATES FOR JUNE, JULY, AUG SEPT.
Single Room .... J1.50
All Outside Rooms
EInrle Room with Daih . . . . fi.ooDay
paubleKoomwithBith .... $3.00 Day
l'arlor, Bedroom with Bath . J4.00 to Js.oo
Further Reductions for Weekly Occupancy
8. O. CLAYTON, rronrlnor
IO Minutes From City Hall
To Ideal Summer Resort
1 BBS I LrK' . LIT
SPEND your sparo hours all summer, bathing, canoeing, riding, playing
golf or tennis, 10 minutes' ride from city 'a heat to the cool, fresh
breezes and delights of beach and country. Large, airy rooms, single or
en suite with private baths. Perfect service. Excellent cuisine, American
or European plan. For rates and booklet, address manager, (H)
Chicago BeacK Hotel
Slat Boulevard on the Lake Sbore, Qilcaso
TeUphoM-Hrda Park 4000
J
VANDERBET HOTEL
34I& ST. EAST fir PARK AVE., N.V:
Suinmr Entrartm
An Hotel of Distinction
with Moderate Charges
New York ) ideal Hotel for the Summer
Visitor. Cooled with artificially chilled air.
000 rooms, each with bath.
Atanov Summer Rates in effect until September 1st
Not Whether to Go to
COLORADO
But How to Get There!
That is the question. Everybody who can beg,
borrow or steal the time for a vacation is going to
Colorado this year.
0A Ptlfi' Pfllr it fiAQhincT iviwle. In wtv rtrv nnrl
1 r 1 1 ? t a". j ? j
nome. jrcopic arc arcaming or camping icnis m ocep ravines ana quaint sum"
mer homes on the mountainside. Men and women, young and old, are. going
by the thousands this year. And they all want to know tne best way to get
there.
Union Pacific
STANDARD ROAD OF THE WEST
the road on which your vacation starts when the train starts tho road that makes Colorado an overnight trip
and brings it within the reach of every home. You have never thought of this before. Colorado has seemed so
far away that only the fortunate people of leisure could go. Now the Union Pacific has brought it down to an
overnight trip. And, such a trip! Such dinners I Such beds! Such open carriages, where you sit out-of-doors
in the cool shade and Nature unrolls for you such a daylight and moonlight film as was never shown in any theatre!
This wonderful road is the only line to Colorado having the advantages of double tracks -Automatic Electric
Block Safety Signals and dustless Sherman gravel all the way. On this route millions and millions of dollars have
been spent for your luxury v
$17.50 from Omaha
and Return
Tn4,Uplaa Pacific u the new and direct route to YcllowttMS
N alio oil Park. Aik (or literature and information.
LVBEINDORFF, CP.&T.A.
1324 Farnam Street, Omaha, Nek.
Fhoaa Doug. 334
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LET THE
Illinois Central
Plan Your , .
VACATION TRIP
EXCURSION RATES EAST
Summer excursion tickets aro ors Balo daily to
all principal points in the east. Go and return the
same route, or go one routo and roturn another.
Tickets routed via tho boats on the Great Lakes, tho
St. Lawrence River and tho Hudson River, or all
rail, at the option of passenger.
Full information amd descriptive literature at
0ITY TICKET OFFI0E
407 South 16th St., TeL Doug. 264.
S. NORTH, District Passenger Agent.
W. S. 0LEWELL, 0. P. and T. A
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fiS Ami in inv
Two fast
7:02 a. in. and
and 7:49 a. m.
TICKETS ON SALE DAILY UNTIL SEPTEMBER 30TH,
VIA THE
CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
RAILWAY
Round trips from Omaha:
Atlantio City, N. J $45.60.$46.0O
Bar Harbor, Mo $50.50-554.50
Boston, Mass S42.10-$46.60
Buffalo, N. Y $33.50-535,50
Detroit, Mich $27.50
Montreal, Quo. $36.50
Now York City $43.50-546.50
Portland, Mo $43.85-547.85
Quebec, Quo...- f $40.50
Toronto, Ont $31.10-$35.50
Low rates to many other summer resorts in Canada, Now Eng
land, Now York State, Northern Michigan and tho Wisconsin
Lako Country. Ask for copy of booklet, ''Summer Homes" or
for any other information desired.
City Ticket Office 1317 Farnam St.
Phono Douglas 283.
W. E. BOOK, City Passenger Agent,
OMAHA.
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The WABASH is the
Short and Best Way
to St. Louis.
through trains daily, leaving Omaha at
6:30 p, m., reaching St. Louis 10:50 p. m.,
Electric lighted sleeping car, cafe car and coach on
night train.
Through car service from Chicago to Detroit, Buf
falo, Toronto, Montreal, Now York and Boston.
Find out about the low excursion fures to ttyo east via
WABASH
Agent for all Steamship Lines.
Tickets-311 South 14th Street, TV. O. TV. Building.
H. 0, Shields, O. A. Ir. D., Omaha,
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DR. G. W. TODD Is creating a demand for belter dental work. It will
pujr yuu iu inves
tigate tho advan-
tuee at the new
over the old.
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Where Wifl You Spend
YoMir Vacation
Go to Wyoming, tho Black Hills, Minnesota, or to th
Great North Woods am Lako Country of Wisconsin
and "Michigan.
Plan to take advantage en route f the nplendid train
service maintained via thj 'Shicag-'and North Western
Line the Pioneer Line W st nd Northwest
Low Round Trip Fares
ax. In .fleet d.UyJun. 1st to Sept. to poliito Northwest, North
and Northeast, among the moro Important being tho following!
olon prinss, Wii. $19.60
helTake. Wfc. 17.75
Lander, Wyo. $23.25
Deadvrood, S. D. 18.75
Lead, S. D. 18.75
Rapid City, S. D. 17.25
Hot SorfeKi. S. D. 15.75
Kaiota. Minn. 12.85
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Drummond(Uk.Owta),Wis. 20.10
Rice Lake. Wit.
Birchwood, Wis.
Chetek, Wis.
iL!i. b i .!.- mi in 9t r.M. w:.
IIUilD UCU UftCl VIIUUi AU.fcV VUH II n.
MinnetonkaBetcb,Mba. 16.20 Raduion, Wis.
Return limit October 3 lit. Favorable turnover privilege.
pondlngly low fores to other points in same territory.
Kir full ptrtlauUr. call on or iina
18.00
18.60
18.50
19.70
19.50
Corre-
Chicago and
North Western Railway
HOI '1 403 Famam St., Omaha, Nth.
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