THE BEE: OMAHA, "WEDNESDAY, JTtA' 30, 1M3.
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INFORMA TION FOR TRA VELERS
Yellowstone Park
the Mecca of Most
American Tourists
When the story of the seven wonders
of tho world was written, Yellowstone
National park was unknown to civili
zation. Had It been 'known, the story
would have told of eight wonders and
this park Would havo boen mentioned as
the chief attraction.
This year the Union Pacific, while
featuring the other thousand and one at
tractions along Its line. U calling atten
tion to this wonderful region, the beauties
at d magnitude of which must be scon
to be futly appreciated.
With the completion of Its line to Yel
lowstone, tho Union Paclfla lands tour
ists In the park without the tiresome
ride that was required some years ago.
Now, all that is to be done is to buy
the train ticket, secure the berth res
ervation and start on the Journey.
Trains splendidly appointed drop the
tourist off at the west entranco to the
park, where, after a smoking lot break
fast, the trip through the wonderland
commences. The Journey Is made In
comfortable stage, 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 couplo of blankets
Is delightfully enjoyable. And while this
Is one of the great pleasures of the trip,
It sinks Into inslgnlflance, as compared
with the day rfde on the hurricane deck
of one of the big four, oc sis horse
stage coaches on which the trip through
the park Is made.
Riding en one of these stages, con
genial parties of six, eight, and ten are
whirled along past the wonders of
nature. Stops are made at Old Falfth
ful. the Morning Glory and dozens of
other geysers to watch them spout the
hot water from a depth of perhaps 1,000
to 5,000 feet, where tb- fires contln
ually burn.
Minocqua and the
Star Lake Region
This section of northern Wisconsin has
yearly grown more popular not only with
the fisherman, but with those In search
of health, reqt and pleasure. Time Was
when this undisputed territory of the In
dian and sportsman, was unfrequented
by any except those who could stand the
rigors and hardships of camp. life. But
all this has been chanced since the ex
tension of a railway line that leads dl
rectly fnto the very heart of tho north
woods.
You find here every season hundreds
of happy sojourners who are Innocent of
any design against muskallonge or bass,
but who grow strong in the cool, ener
gising air and revel In the happy freedom
and In the Joy of endless explorations.
A greater number of Omaha people are
going to this region every year, and the
advantageous rates and service oftered
by the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
railway will undoubtedly aid much in In
creasing1 the popularity of these resorts
In former- years there were no round trip
rates via Chicago, tho only convenient
OCEAN TRAVEL.
and comfortable way of reaching Minoc
qua. This year, however, there Is a round
trip rate from Omaha to Minocqua by
way of Chicago.
Local Railway Men
Agitated Over New
Passenger Station
What will come out of the meeting of
local business men called by Geirra'
Manager Charles Ware of the Union Pa
cific for next Saturday to discuss passen
ger depot matters Is agitating local rail
way men.
It transpires that what Mr. Ware haa
In view Is certain plans for Improving
and enlarging the existing Union station.
which can be brought about only by con-
Junction of all the roads using It. Sev
eral lines are willing to pay their pro
rata share of the Investment or rental
white others are hanging back.
The meeting Is expected to survey tho
situation, and disclose whether there Is
any agreement among business men as
to what should be done.
Colorado is the
Place for Rest and
Relief from Cares
While many seek th seashore aud
the woods for rest antt recreation dur
lng tho hot months of summer, still
more hie themselves to tho mountains.
Tho stupendous grandeur and magnitude
of o mountain that rears Its head Into
the clouds and Is eternally covered with
snow Is something that nlwnys at
tracts, hence the rush of people to
Colorado.
night now the Missouri Pacific la fil
ing Us trains with Colorado vlaltorr.
They go from Omaha and the hundreds
of other cities and towns along the lines.
Instead of stopping in Denver and the
other cities along the east Blopa of the
Rockies, they at onco hie themselves to
the out-of-the-way places, where they
camp, or live in cabins. There they
ride burros, climb peaks, or fish In the
clear streams that are well stocked
with trout The Missouri Paclfla Is
Spemd !
Where WillYoM
Your Vacation ?
Go to Wyoming, the Black Hills, Minnesota, or to tho
Great North Woods and Lake Country of Wisconsin
and "Michigan,
Plan to take advantage en route of the splendid train
service maintained via tha hicag-and North Western
Line the Pioneer Line W ;st md Northwest.
Low Round Trip Fares
are In effect dally' June 1st to Sept.
and Northeast, among; the more
$23.25
18.75
18.75
17.25
15.75
12.85
Lander, Wyo.
Deadwood, S. D.
Lead, S. D.
Rapid City, S. D.
Hot Sprisgs, S. D.
Kasota. Minn.
White Bear Lake. Minn. 16.20
MbnetonkaBeacb,Minn. 16.20
.a to points Northwest, North
important being the following:
'olon Springi. Wis. $19.60
Jhell Lake, Wiz, 17.75
Drummondak.OweB),Wis. 20.10
Rice Lake, Wis. 18.00
Eirchwood, Wis. 18.60
Chetek, Wis. 18.50
Cable, Wis. 19.70
Raduwn,Wu. 19.50
Return limit October 3 1st. Favorable stopover privileges. Corre
spondingly low faros to other points in same territory.
For full particulars call on or address
Chicago and
North Western Railway
I401'403 Fatnam St., Omaha, Nth.
NW8u
1111
HAMBURGH. AMERICAN
LareatSSCo.
in the
WORLD ,
.Over400 Ships
IJ06b819:
TONS
Our Evening Train to
St. Paul anil Minneapolis
is a favorite because time of departure from
Omaha at 8:10 p. m. permits dinner at home,
a pleasant evening in the club car, midnight
luncheon if you want it, a sound sleep and an
early arrival in the Twin Cities, insuring
business appointments and all connections.
Arrivo St. Paul 7:30 a. m., Minneapolis 8:05
a. m.
Day train leaTofl Omaha 7:44 a. m., and arrives
St. Paul 7:20 p. m Minneapolis 7:60 p. m. ,
Great Western trains GET THERE FIRST.
"IMPERATOR"
World's Largest. Ship
SAlliS AGAIN
August O 11 A. M.
and every 3 weska thsrssfttr.
Eriblloi pa.i.nitrs to arrlt. u
LONDON n4 k'Aklt oik litis 404
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Books now cpen for mua.
X.OWDOIT.S'AkltS.m.MllC&O
Xmpsrator, August 9, 11a.m.
Itrainoil., .AUaUilt li lit noon
AiocrUca . .Aue. 31, It a. m
'Pretoria. . . Augr. 33, 13 noon
Pros. orant.Aujr. S7, it noon
Imperator. . . .Auir. 30, 8a.m.
Ifais'n Ag-.Vic. Sept. 3,10 a.m.
Vres. Iilnooln.Sept. 4, 12 noon
jTFsnlisylTanla, Septll, 3 p.m.
tVlotorls, Lnise, Sep. 13, S a.m.
13d cabin only. fHamburaf
direct, list cabin only.
43. S. PeiiB!7lml and B. S. Pt
li la tilt trout Naw FlM lost tld St.
South Brooklrn. All otbor aalltnga la
this Mrrle (rom or Hobskoa Pitt.
Ask P. V. BONOUDEN, O. P. A Tv A.,
1823 Farnam Street, OmnJin, Neb.
Phono Douglas 200.
HOTELS AND nESOIlTS.
MEDITERRANEAN
Gibraltar, n Spies and Qtaoiw
nr&JJ Itaamtrt In tblt Mrrtco eT
(rem NSW PlttH. Ill si, Bouts
Brooklyn. Tako Mtb at. Ftrrr.
U i. auiburff (11,000 tone)
AUff. , to a.m.
B B, JSOliks (12.S60 tons)
August S3, ix a. m.
B.S.Hatnburff Sept. 17, 10 a.m.
B, 8. axoltke. Oct, 7, 11 tu in.
Chicago Beach Hotel
0 Trtt Departmtfit arraaiia
TtUrt fcr Hill' r Bttamtr ta
all sarti at tka world.
Write tbt information.
UambtirK-Amcrican
:K V. ItanuoHk St.,
ttiloio, III., or
local act.
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1IOTBI.8 AND IttiSOtlTS.
Comfort Accessibility Moderato Rates
New Weston
Hotel
Madison AvenuE 6 495 Street
NEW YORK
One block frOM Fifth Avenue and wlthto i ouy
walking dittance of Theatre), Shop and Club
REFINED 60CIAL ENVIRONMENT
COURTEOUS SERVICE
M Rooms with Bath. Restaurant
a La Carte with reasonable charges
SPECIAL RATES fOH JUNE, JULY, AUC3, ttFT,
filnele Room . . , Jt.jO
Alt Outuua Rootnfl
Slole Room with B&th , ft.oapay
Double Room with Bith . . . I3.00 Day
parlor. Bedrrtm with Batli tlOOtof5 00
Further Reduction for Weekly Occupancy
B. Q. C LAYTO N , Proprktltf
Magniflcettt bothlnp; beach. Golf, tennis, yachtlnp, canoeing:,
dancing. Delightful, coo rooms, with or without private bath.
veram
klntr la
and park.
. Splendid meals-American or European platl. Shad Verandas
B a A ovcnookiDK lake
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Orcheitraconcrtslnvnlnr. ' vxa Im A m
Ten minutes' ride to theatre Z'W'st k
arid business district. A .
write the Manager for rates
and booklet.
SlitBsoIerBrd on Ihe Lske Shore
CHICAGO
TlphOo Mjrd lark 4000
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n akin; a special ty ot Colorado tra el
this season and to ret right Into the
heart of the playgrounds ot nature
means Jtmt one nlicht's travel. Ienvo
Omaha In the evening and the next
morning you are In lht of snow, a
welcome thing these days when here at
homo the mercury Is tllrttne with tha
centruv mark.
UNION PACIFIC PLANS
TO QUICKEN ITS SERVICE
nKtnnln August 1, the Union Pacific
will rearrange Its passenger train eervlco
from tho north I'aclflo coast, shortening
the time eleven and ono.halt hours. The
train that has been leaving; Portland at
6:80 each evening, upon reachlnK Green
Itlvor, will becomo a part of No, 4 Instead
ot 10 and will carry the Milwaukee's
Chicago equipment, arriving In Omaha nt
6:30 In tho morning Instead of K:S0 In the
evening. Itero the shipment will bo at
once taken over the Milwaukee and
hauled on east.
Heretoforo No. 4 haa been a slow train,
doing all local business all tho way from
Green River. Under the now plan It will
be speeded up and made ono ot tho fast
trains.
The Persistent and Judicious Use ot
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
Business Succtss.
MILWAUKEE BUYS NEW ROAD
Reports Say it Has Acquired the
Kansas City Southern.
WILL REACH EVERY MARKET
Mllwnnkee llowd Will llnr Trr
inlnnla nt the Gulf, Chicago,
Mllunubrr ml llulilth nml
on tht Pacific.
The latest move on the railroad checker
board and one which I said to bodo much
good (or Omnha and tho whole ot Omaha
territory la the acquiring of tho Kansas
City Southern, better knqwn as tho Port
Arthur noute, by the Milwaukee. Thin
Is tho report thnt (liters In from New
York, a report that la not denied by
Milwaukee officials here, who. admit tho
Kansas City Southern has been on tho
sale block for several months and that
quietly a bunch ot brokers have been
buying In tho stock ot tho Southern,
The stock of tho Kansas City Southern
aggregates Jfd.OOO.OOO, made up of is0,Q00.
000 ot common and 121,000,000 preferred. A
majority of this Is now said to be In the
possession of Milwaukee representatives
on Wall street and the road will bo
turned over as soon as the details of
transfer can bo arranged, which It Is
expected will be not later than the pres
ent year.
As a connecting line and with the com
pletlon of the Panama canal the Kansas
City Bonthern Is, by railroad men, looked
UHin an a most valuable pleco of prop
erty. Standlnc alono, and Independent,
as It always has been, It has never been
looked upon as Anything more than a
one-ltfRged road. When It was built by
Stllwell the Idea was to make It one ot
tho Krent north and south highways,
with gulf terminals on the south and
Omaha, Chicago and Minneapolis ter
minals on the north.
In llniiiln of Itrorlrer.
The dream of Stllwell was nover realr
Ucd and utter tho main Hue, 1S9 miles,
was completed from Kansas City to Port
Arthur, tho rond went Into the hands of a
receiver and since tlten It has been bu
teted about . Wlh tho Mllwaukeo In
control, railroad men say, It will add
tho connecting link to what will bo tle
greatest railroad system in the west.
With Ihe Mllwaukeo owning and operat
ing the Kansas City Southern the parent
road will have tidewater terminals on
tho aulf of Mexloo and with tho Paclflo
and lake terminals at Chicago. Mllwau
keo and Duluth, thus enabling It to tako
advantage of every market In the world.
Wy building thu gap of less than 200
miles between Omnha and Kansas City.
It will bring this city within loss than
1,000 miles of the ttulf ot Mexico, whore
as Chicago by way ot tho Illinois
Central, the most direct and shortest
route, Is now 1,150 miles away. The pur
chase gives Nebraska grain the shortest
route to Kurope and brlnns tha Panama
canal some 3)0 mllos nearer Omaha than
Chleago.
Cnnal In V.
At rort, Arthur, tho southern terminal
of tho Southern, a deep water ship canal
has been completed aid Is In constant
use. This canal Is so deop and so wido
that It floats the largest vessels In tho
ocean trade, they steaming up to tho
company docks,
At this time the Milwaukee has tha
short, line between Kansas City and Chi
cago, but no direct connections between
tho last named place and OrmiWr; T
reach Kansas City now over tho M1U
waukee, It Is tiocessary to gci tq Marion,
la., on the main Una and then g.o ovqr
tho Kansas City branch, ijowevcr. K
IS not expected these conditions will
maintain for a very long period fitter
the company Is In full control of tha
Southern. It Is expected that trafflo ar
rann:niuta will bo made with tho
Wabash and continued until a Una 1
built between Omaha and Kansoa City,
However, using tho Wabash between
Omaha, and Brunswick, the Milwaukee,
by way of Knnsas city, would put Omaha,
within 1,10(1 miles of tho Gulf, closer
than any other line.
DIRECTO
Y AUTOMOBILES, TRUCKS
TIRES AND ACCESSORIES
r-n-frit-mQf inn TllfAQll Tll utomolji.10 Editor of Tho Oinalm Boo will glndly furnish you detail infoix
IIIIUI IlldtlUIl J3UI CdU mntion regarding any of tho automobiles, trucks, dolivory wagons, tiros or aqecs-t
sories roprosontod in this direotory. Writo today.
GASOLINE CARS
ABBOTT-DETROIT
Traynor Automobile Company,
2512-14 Farnam Street.
B
UI0K
Nebraska Buiok Auto Company,
Leo Huff Mgr. 1912-14-16 Farnam Street,
CADILLAC
1 Cadillac Company of Omaha,
Q. F.
It aim. Pres.
2054-6-8 Farnam Street.
CHALMERS
1 Stewart-Toozor Motor Company,
George E. Tooser.
2044-6-8 Farnam Street.
HEVIOLET-
I Doty & Hathaway,
2027 Farnam Street.
DETROITER
The T. G. Northwoll Company,
912-14 Jones Street.
FORD
Ford Motor Company,
20th and Harney Streots.
RANKLIN
Guy L. Smith,
' ' 2205-7 Farnam Street.
HUDSON
Guy L. Smith,
2205-7 Farnam Street.
INTERSTATE
Interstate Automobile Co.,
Opp. Court House. 310 South Eighteenth Street.
TT'RIT
l L. P. Madsen,
327 West Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
j ITTLE
I Doty & Hathaway,
2027-29 Farnam Street.
VANDERBET HOTEL
34fl ST. EAST r PARK, AVE.. N.YI
An Hotel of Distinction
with Moderate Charges
'New York i ideal Hotel for the Summer
Visitor. Cooled with artificially chilled air.
600 rooms, each with bath.
Summer Rates in effect until September 1st
VUtonJlMarMl
GASOLINE CARS
R
EO FIFTH-
Doty & Hathaway,
2027-29 Farnam Street.
STEVENS-DURYEA
R. N, Howes. Fred 0. Hill,
mnn a rw.., as...
O TUDEBAKER
E, R. Wilson Auto Company,
2429 Farnam Street
COIVIIVIERCIAL TRUCKS
A
VERY
Johnson-Danforth Co.
10th and Jones Streets..
CHASE-
Drummond Motor Company,
26th and Farnam Streets.
T NTERNATIONAL
1 International Harvester Company of America,
801 Capitol Avenn
rASON
I VI Freeland Auto Company,
AYA J. A. Freeland. , 1113 Farnam Strett
T)A0AKRD
XT Orr Motor Sales Company,
24th and Farnam Streets.
ELECTRIC CAIS
Electrio Garage Co,,
40th and Farnam Streets,
ulIIO
T OOOMOBriiE
I Drummond Motor Company,
26th and Farnam Streets.
11 TAKIUW
1V1 aw.
Marion Auto Company,
McDonald. ' 2101 Farnam Street.
M
ARMON-
Marion Auto Company,
0. W. McDonald. 2101 Farnam Street.
M
AXWELL
United Motor Omaha Company,
J. M. Opper, Dist. Mgr. 1122 Farnam Street.
Ti vrlDLAND
l Freeland Auto Company,
JLT JL
J. A. Freeland.
1113 Farnam Street.
N
ATIONAL
Traynor Automobile Co.
2512-14 Farnam Street.
OVERLAND
Van Brunt Automobile Company,
2010 Farnam St., Omaha. 18-20-22 4th St., Council Bluffs.
PAIGE
Paige Company of Nebraska.
B. M. Burbank, Mgr. 2417-19 Farnam Street.
T"AOKARD
Orr Motor SaleB Company,
24th and Farnam Streets,
p
EERLESS
Guy L. Smith,
2205-7 Farnam Street.
TIEROE-ARROW
Stewart-Toozer Motor Company,
JL
George E, Toozer.
2044-6-8 Farnam Street.
OPE -HARTFORD
Van Brunt Automobile Company,
2010 Farnam St., Omaha, 18-20-22 4th St., Council Bluffs.
T AMBLER
t Rambler Motor Company,
1 Van Brunt Automobile Company,
2010 Farnam St., Omaha. 18-20-22 4th St Council Bluffs,
AUOH & LANG- '
Electrio Garage Co.,
tuba u,uu x araam oireis.
OTANDARD
0. W.
Marlon Auto Co.,
McDonald. 2101 Farnam Street,
W
OODS-
Dnimmond Motor Company,
26th and Farnam Streetf.
DELIVERY WA1QOISIS
KRIT
L. P. Madsen,
327 West Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa,
TIRES
A
LL MAKES (Seconds)
v Giant Tire Company,
1205 Farnam Street
F
EDERAL-
Arthur Storz Auto Supply Co,,
2020 Farnam Street,
F
IRESTONE-
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.,
2220 Farnam Street,,
GOODYEAR
I f Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
2212 Farnam Street;
o
MAHA TIRE REPAIR GO.-
Henry Nygaard,
2201 Farnam Street
u
NITED STATES
Omaha Rubber Company,
1608 Harney Street.
ACCESSORIES
A RTHUR STORZ AUTO SUPPLY CO.
fX Automobile Supplies,
JL JL
2020 Farnam Street.
T TORN AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY
I Automobile Supplies.
JL JL
W, H. Horn.
2127 Farnam Street,
J. M. Gaffney.
2052 Farnam Street.
R
EGAL-
The T. G. Northwall Company,
912-14 Jones Street.
THIS DIREOTORY is a good one and all dealers should
be represented.
TTTESTERN AUTOMOBILE SUPPLY 00,-
VV Automobile Supplies.
1920 Farnam Street,
U