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OMAHA,' MONDAY, JULY 2R, 1913.
THE BEE:
Ralston .Relief
Fund Continues
On the Upgrade
Up to nnd Including July M there has
been received by popular subsertptlons
WG.eM.97 for the IlaUton ttjlef fund. Dur
InR the last two weeks tha receipts for
the sufferers of the Kaster Sunday tor
nado have been tSSt.W. Following Is the
list of donors for the last two weeks:
Previously acknowledged ja.8CO.47
O. W. Thum Co.. Grand RaDlds.
Mich 23.00
Johnston's Chocolate company.
Milwaukee. Wis 10.00
Jlarv C. Merrineld. Ottawa, III.... 20.00
A. P. Cobb. New York City R.00
John T. Yates 6.00
A. Uessc, Pittsburg, Kan 6.00
II. If. Cheney, CrelKhton. Neb.... ZOO
W. T. Carter. Camden. Tex X.Oo
Unl Natlonnl bank, McCook,
Neb 10.00
V. II. Modlln, Ulysses. Neb 2.00
Jenkins Bros., Chicago 2o.00
Abraham Ealanger, New York.... 10.00
InternatlanaJ Harvester company.
Chicago tO.00
Ueech Nut Packing; company,
Canajoharle. N. Y 10.00
Yale & Towne Manufacturing;
company, New York City 23.00
Mentholatum comDanv. Wichita.
Kan .00
T. C. MontBomerj'i Hloux City, la. 1.00
liyceia Nuring uoiue company,
buffalo. N. Y. (.00
Cedar Rapids Cornice works, C-
ilar Itnniilit In. a.uu
Rubtorset company, Newark, N. J, fc.00
Hater A Lane Co.. Sioux City. It. 6.W
Additional subncrlbtlon from Law
den. la., throuKM a. Freuna & uo. z.w
V P. Harrison. Hartwell, ua l.M
nt Ttev. nirliAril Bcannell 10.CO
T. Jensen A Hros., Emporia, Kan. 6.00
Ilanford Produce company, bioux
City, la 10.00
Whlttemore Bros. & Co., Cam
bridge, Mass 10.0J
ttMvur Dam UjillrfMld comDatiV.
Boston ' &00
Total t,ttl.W
Son Starts Shooting
to Protect Mother
BEE3F CITY NEWS
Barcopkscnia,
tllhtlnr rutnres. Bttrg-aii-Oranfian Co.
Kara Root Print It Now Bieon Press.
rifleltty Btoraro Van Co. Douc. 131.
Clan Qordon Flcnlo at KniK park
Saturday. August 2.
Th Zlatlron Omaha's high grade fam
ily hotel. 17th & St Mary's. Transient rm.
XlnlsUr Buys a JiOt Rev. C. W.
Bavldge boURhx a lot In Florence Satur
day from Mrs. Abigail Shipley for 1300.
Crawford on a Vacation Tom F.
Crawford, manager of the furniture de
partment at Hayden Bros., has gone on
a short vacation trip to z,ake George.
Harden Bnysr Ooas Sairt John Fife,
manager of the shoe department at Hay
den Bros,, has gone to Boston on a buy
ing trip.
Burglars Oat til After entering a
rear window of the Molor Barber college,
110 South Fourteenth street, burglars suc
ceeded In getting $11 In cash from the
register.
In th Slrorc Court' Charley A.
Qrandlund charges his wife with cruel
and abusive conduct toward htm and suen
for a divorce. He alleges that she de
serted him June 12, 1913.
Seffsra Xractnrtd TTrlit Isadore
Schlank. brother of Txiuls, the head of
the Millard Taxi company, suffered a
fractured wrist yesterday when the en
gine of an auto "back-fired" and the
rrank struck htm. He was taken to the
"Wise Memorial hospital, hut wan able
to go to tils home last night-
Complains of Short Weight Weight
Inspectos John Grant Pegg filed charge!)
Saturday afternoon against J. A. Jack
on, of the Morrell Williams Ice com
pany, for carrying defective scales and
short weighting customers In the north
part of the city. A complaint against
the Furay Ice company for delivering
short weight tee has also been filed.
ODD FELLOWS HOLD PICNIC
City Park at Florence Mecca for
1,000 Members and Friends.
BALL GAME TO SOUTH OMAHA
Ittices of All Kinds Are Followed by
Picnic Lnrich nnd Spenklno;
nnln Prerfnli Ont-oN
Doom Dnnce.
Republicans Lead
Over Democrats in
Registration List
Deputy Election Commissioner II. 12,
Ostrotn has figured up the total number
of registrations up to July 14, and the
respective number registered In each
party. The republicans have a Urge ma
jority over the democrats, the two lead
ing parties. The total number of re
publicans registered on July 14 was 4,537
as against 2,935 democrats. Four hundred
and flfty-stx refused to give their affilia
tion. Tho total number of registrations
at the date was ,578. Following Is the
way they registered:
Ward.
1 i I M 11 i
I l I & I
.First
Second ...
Third
Fourth ...
Fifth
Blxth
Seventh ..
eighth ...
Ninth
Tenth ....
Kleventh .
Twelfth ,.
152 214
SU 271
SS5 14
231 13
E13 SSI
824 300
417 243
32 ia
B 277
257 2U
268 221
T37
12 S
..
10 ..
IS 8
:s
25 4
12 10
14 4
7 2
1
S
16
e
n
l
14
25
13
CS IS 12
6 60
4 87
IS 85
saw
27 23 84
9 .. 26
20 4 25
IS 85 85
Totals. 4,5X7 a.0 242 6 M 171 103 456
Stockman's Laugh
Finally Wears Off
I B, Lively, ft South Omaha stock
feeder, fell off a street car at Thirteenth
And Tarnurn streets lost night, and when
picked up by a policeman be burst out
laughing. He laughed so loud and lontf
that the officer thought something wu
wrong and sent him to headquarters,
where after Dr. Folti bad repaired him,
he wan locked up for drunkenness. He
was still laughing when he went Into
his cell, but by midnight his laugh wore
off and rvhen he was released by Cap
tain Dempsey he was In anything but
n Jocular mood.
Mother Makes Request
Chauffeur Be Freed
May Griffin, also known aa May
Waters, the 23-year-old girl, who died at
Bt Joseph's hospital after being hurt In
an automobile aocldcnt, will be burled to
day at Ashland, Neb., where she has
relatives. An Inquest will be held
Wednesday morning by Coroner Crosby.
The girl's mother Is In town, and naked
that the chauffeur whq drove tho auto
In which May rode, be 'not punished, aa
It was not hie fault, so far as can be
Teamed. The Hlrschman-Zlgfletd Taxi
company will defray the funeral expenses.
DANIEL DONAHUE ONLY
PLAYING AS POLICEMAN
Daniel Donolxie, Chicago chauffeur,
who took U upon himself to Impersonate
an officer Friday night and arrest two
Innocent pedestrians, plead guilty In po
lice court and was sentenced to ninety
tfaya In the county jail. He said he had
done the thing only In fun, but from the
putftt taken from his person the police
believe they have corralled a first class
"sUckup" artist.
BURC0MB TRIES SPEEDING,
BUT FAILS TO MAKE ESCAPE
Arrested on a charge of beating a
woman and stabbing a man early this
Tjiornlng at -Twentieth and Bt Mary's
avenue, O. D. Burcomb sought to make
Ms escape from the police automobile by
sptlntlnr. He jumped from the car and
run five blocks before captured. The
name of tho persons beaten up could not
belearned.
The annual picnic of the members of
the Odd Fellow lodges of Omaha, 8outh
Omaha, Uenson and Florence, held nt
Florence Saturday afternoon, was a pro
nounced nuccft. The program was car
ried out In detail, with the exception of
the chicken race, which was declared off
on account of the hen roosts of the town
being locked nnd therefore tho com
mittee was unable to find a chicken to
place In the racing ring.
Thro were more than 1,000 Odd Fellows,
members of their families and Rebekah
lodges in attendance. The events on the
program started shortly after 2 o'clock
and the lost number of tho dance, tho
final feature, was not concluded until
well along toward midnight. Hie affair
was In charge of the following commit
tees, the members of which did every
thing In their power to make the affair
pleasant for tho visitors.
General Committee C. C Bort.
Omaha No. ?, chairman; F. M.
Faugh. Benson No. 221, secretary; F.
U Auguy, Canton Etter No. 13, treasurer;
Georife Turklr.gton, Omaha No. 2, mar
shal of the day.
Arrangements A, 11. Anderson, Rose
No. 137; Ben Don Neaud. Jonathan No.
"225; John Iiron, Jonathan No. 2X.
Transportation Jonn Larson, South
Omaha No. 148; Olla Olson, South Omaha
ro. lis; Nels lAindgren. Wasa No. 183.
Atnusomentn W. M. Torrcy, State No.
10; K. Beklldsen. Danncbroc No. 21i II.
Hanren, Dannebrog No. 261; C. Bwlnson,
Triangle No. 70; Fred Kupplg, Omaha
iNO. i.
AdvertlMng C. A. Baumgardner. lies.
perlan No. 2.
xptHKcru n. v. Cole, Omaha No, 2:
V B. Wall. Jonathan Vn. 2JS: K. lr
Roberts. South Orauha No. 148.
Reception Mrs. C C. Bort, Ruth No.
1; Mrs. Auiruy. Alnha No. 44: Ml ptr.
on, Ivy No. 33; Miss Ruth McDonnld,
Tut, X" . i .
w u, ao, oirn. uoiinnen, uogmar no,
142; Mrs. Talbot, Alpha No. 44l Mrs.
Moack, Ruth No. 1; Mrs. Hess, Ruth
No. 1; Mrs. NlUsen, Ruth No. l: Mrs.
Paugh. Belle No. 303; Mrs. Horton, Belle
No. 03; Mrs. Lush. Alnhn No. 44; Mr,
Btrnwn, Ruth No. 1; Mrs. Don Neaud,
Rose, 137; Miss IMlant, Rose No. 137.
Ilnuirtgnriliirr Is Chntrman.
Clyde A. Baumgardncr presided as
chairman during tho oratory and Intro
duced the speakers. R, II. Olmntead,
welcomed the visitors to Florence. The
speakers of the afternoon Were: F, H.
Corlck, Lincoln, past grand representa
tive; Mrs. Bmma Talbot, South Omaha.
grand secretary of the Rebcknh state as
sembly, and Jacob Marks, past grand
patriarch. All talked of Odd Fellowahln
and the benefit that went along with It.
Aftor a basket picnic lunch snread In
tho city park, under the shade of the
trees, the ball game between two nicked
toams from the Omaha and South Omaha
loages was played, resulting In a enr
of 30 to 5 In favor of ISouth Omaha. Tho
learns were captained by Dr. Swoboda,
Omaha, and Tom Onllawav. ftxith
Omaha,
Resnlt of Contests.
The results of ths
14 V
gnun follow:
Fat men's race, fifty mrrti riu.
te'sWr WSA B
nr,onnolly nrsti J,r- a. conki";
race, entrants under 14 years of
AdamsV second. ", "M olaa'"
Race for hoys under 14 yearn of age
2?5iJraJL.25 i'JJSnS". won
vHnTm.Li i VJZul1" rMTl run secona
Flfty-yarjl dash for men: John Crane,
first; R. Q. Conklln. second.
Th htl,.w.it t. . n . h
n.tlLInSllftoLen.m";xJnn ta (he team
Owing to the rain, the out-of-doors
dance was abandoned and those whq ,ie.
slrod to dance repaired to the lodgo
hall, a couple of blocks away.
Advertisement in
The Bee Brings Out
Horde of Buyers
"Advertising that Pays. Is trie kind that
counts," so say all men who know ad
vertlslng science thoroughly.
And now comes II. n iT.m..
Oorga C. Flack, 1014 City National Bank
uuuuing. wno can attest that advertising
In Tho Bee poys-and pays very well.
In The Bee of Friday evening Mr. Har
per and Mr. Flack ran an advertisement
offering for sale city lots In Westmore
land. The results from this advertlss
ment brought him 830,000 worth of busl
nesa In two hours Friday evening. The
advertisement
The Bee, and tho sale of lots, which ng.
srcsBiea j.uw, came directly rom this
medium. The advertisement occupied
forty-three Inches of space nnd brought
more business than even ths most opt!
mlstlo could expect The 820,000 mark
was reached In two hours after the loU
were placed on sale, and when this point
was reached the sales continued, giving
a large total of business for the day.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Ttfla T4rntit-4MA r in.... ..&.
k1?. ...SSi 9'nc Jhg close of
L'i1rV?i th,xton hotel with her pa"
.t. biiu Mil, trans.
NEWSBOY RECEIVES HURTS
FROM MOTOR CAR ON STREET
Fred Warwick, a 14-year-old newsboy,
was painfully injured yesterday evening
when he was struck by Judge V. A.'
rRedlcks automobile at Fifteenth nnri
Dodge. His hurts were not aertaiu. Itulr.
JUdlck Bays he will see tbat the lad's
doctor Luis are cared for.
The Yellow Peril
Janudlee .malaria biliousness, van
Jsh wtien Rr. King's New IJfo Wlls are
taken. Kasy, safe, guaranteed. 26c For
tale by Beaton Drug Co. Advertisement.
Ilia Teeth.
"W eU, dtd he par yonf asked the wife
? d?Htlt who hd been to collect a
. till or a fall st of false teeth that hj
uwi buwb ir a sum auaost a Tiar b
fore.
"Pay me!" growled tho dentist. "Not
aly did he refuse to pay me, but b
actuxllr had the affrontery to gaasU at
as with jay UalhVSitnr Tork Globe.
To protect nls mother's name from the
purses of Ed McKenna, Thomas Moss,
a' laborer living at Seventh and Seward
streets, obtained a brace of revolvers
early yesterday afternoon and attempted
to kill the man whllo his mother looked
on. When the police came he was still
shooting, nnd McKenna was barricaded
behind n, pile of logs. While Moss was
being disarmed, McKenna mode his es
cape and Is still at large. A pool of
blood near where he was hiding while
young Moss was tiring leads the police
to think that he Is badly wounded,
Diarrhoea lu:ctlr Cared.
'I was taken with diarrhoea and Mr.
Torks, the merchant here, persuaded me
to try a bottle of Chamberlain's Colto,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After
taking one dose of It I was cured. It
also cured others that I gavo it to,"
writes M. E. Qebhart, Oriole, Pa. That
is not at all unusual. An ordinary attack
of diarrhoea can almost Invariably he
cured by one or two doses of this remedy.
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