THE BEE: OitAHA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1913.
METHODIST PA&TORS NAMED
3lhop Appoints Dr. Titui Lowe of
Cedar JWls, la., to Omaha, .
WILLIAMS IS SENT TO LINCOLN
Pervr Pastor of First Church Is
Appointed . District Snpcrn
tcntlent Itnmer lie Will
Tiot Accept.
OMAHA PASTORS.
Diet! Memorlal-C. N. Dawson,
first Church-Titus towe.
Hanscorn Park-C. W. McCaskill.
Hirst JtemorUt-H. 13. Hess.
McCabsW. II. Underwood.
Oak 6trt-T. C. Webster.
Peal Memorlol-J. F Haas.
Trinity Thomas Blthell.
Walnut Illll-Wllllam Boyers.
Booth Omaha. 1 '
First Church-rJ. W, Ktrkpnlrlck, ;
Loftier Memorial E. A. Smith.
(From a Staff Correspondent)
IJNCOLN, Bept .-(Special Tels
gram.) Dr. Titus. JLowo of Cod ft r Falls,
J., was appointed pastor of the First
Methodist church.Ofna.hs, last tygM by
Bishop Frank 11. Bristol, wno read
the ministerial assignments at midnight,
just before the conference adjournment.
Sr. Lowe will talo the place vacated
by Rev. M. B. Williams, who was made
district superintendent of the Lincoln dis
trict with headquarters at Lincoln. This
Assignment came as a surprise to all who
were watchlmr the settlement of the eon
troversy over tno First church pastorate
and It was said tonlsht there Vas som.
(jutttlon whether Rev Mr. Williams
would accept the place whlcU was made
without consultation with him. lie la
quoted as saylnr ho would not accept
Dr. N. A. Martin, district superin
tendent at Lincoln last year, took lo
cstlth on account of the health of Mrs.
Mai tin. the bishop In open conference
denying that this step was forced upon
Mm. i
50 ' other chaneo was mado In th
Omaha pastorals.
' 1 Btstrlct SaperlMteaAANt.
The following Is a list of the district
dperlniendenta chosen:
JC, K. Gllbert-Falrbttry district
B. W. Marsh Hastings dltrlct.
J, W. Morrls-Hoidrcee district ,
K, 1. Ilammons Kearney district
iX. 8. WlUlams-Llncoln district
' tJ. W, ICmbreeTeoumseh district
U. Q. Mrown-Nellsh district
13. M. Bothwell-Jarand. Island district
' K. B. Hosman Norfolk district.
.JMward HSslop Osiaha district
lueelal Aaaalatatsata.
! Several special appointments were
Kde, among; the mono important belne
M. Leldy, administrator of charities
k Doug-is county; Arthur W. Parch,
pVofesso? t Clafltn university; 0, -B,
' Awrttn, professor In Baxter seminary
sin member 6t University P,laco qlsir
Vcriy oonferenoe: V, C Mstcalf, mis
, ptomry to Arlsona mission; I). V, Sum
WMtrs. taUelonary to, Mexico English
Mon: P. J. Latvson, missionary to
lek Kills mlsafen; W. W. Whitman,
lieflry to Wyamln mltsn; George
'i. ftoadc'l, aaaktarit uperlnfca4at of
'jlm public weltara 4ue ana member
i4f Met ntemerlei 4Mrtrly eettference:
7'mC T. A. Hi, dWrlct nupVrlnUndent
t I'M' Xebraek ftfttl-saloo teacue.
"Wators kamas by IHswssi Htol for
vmriH Nebraeka caurcaaa are ae tol
ni f Jkhrarfl male. swarlntswdeKt. Omaha.
tea. J, D. Waatmel: ArteeM. sua
iy; jsaason. Arthur Atacxi Btair, u. x,
rarrent Crat. AMer Grove, J. W, Hen
aj irsmesji, m, SMsen; urM,
r wove, sr. i, nwwonn! iter
ahfcult. sapaiyj Hoe per, Bothtl, n.
wrhaM Katuiaril. Ktk ntv. A. R.
-OreewnaM; Nickers, suwly, W. IL
AMrnlnc; 6akind. WK. Waltlai Qmatia.
reh'Tlti rLowej Hanscom Park, C.
,'-jMeCalH; First. Memorial. II. JH.
Meet; MbCabe, W. H. Underwood! North,
"sumw mission, supply, uaK street, T,
Webster; Pearl Memorial, F, Haaa:
OUwet chapel, supply.- Trinity,
Thewaa Blthell; Walnut Hill, William
eyeraLmisaion to the. deaf, supply, T.
J. aeeenstaff: l'aslllltn. sunnlvi Unl.
t l uBly. H,.X. .Ceralnhv niohfleld,
W.-D. UtamKauth: South Omaha, First
ehtfreb; J. W. Klrltpatrlck; Leffler Me
Mii a, Hmitn: west oiao cnapei,
;uely. H. J. Cornteh: Bpnncfleld. Ptat
Hri. It H. Facen; Tekamah. D. W. Mac.
Oreforj Valley. Jose? Tuma.
Xlaik ssMM.
Allen, J. K. Mar ; Reemer, H..0. Cap
ey; Jmn, W, H. Mill; JlleeM, & II.
.VL??1' CKeses cetr
ftlstant castor: IJnnln Triniiv n n
Hull, Mnrtel. Princeton, supply, D. R.
BHli Memphis, supply; Mllford. P. E.
nouuti Mt. zion. supply; Morse Bluff,
minnlv T T, 1..J.H, KfA.m&, ...nniu
P. P. Kees; Pleasant Dale, O. C. Albln,
yrajne iiome, supply; naymorld, a. M.
Jonei; HIslnB ClUr, W, JU Bhoaf ; Iloca,
sjipply; Soward, O. W. Reynolds: Sharon.
supply, K. 11. Wilson; Shelby, U MOrrl-
pun, oiiroKue, supniy. is. w. iticb; uur
Prise. Lawrence Yost; Tamora, Gmtnett
Mitchell. Ulysses, O. II. Albertson; Unl
Versltv Plr rim, nhnrrh .1 ft ri.itva:
University Ilace. Warren, O. II. Phillips;
Utlca. J D. Standard; Valparaiso, Wes
ton. It F. Farley; Wahoo, W. O. Alex-
Hnuer, aco, a. a. Jteroer.
Falrtinrr Dlstrlot.
M. B. dllbert, ' superintendent Anus,
... 1,. ItUII, AICAHI1U1 -'
Dratrlce, Centenary, 11. F. Oather; Dea.
trice. La Sallo street J. M. Darby; Hel
videre, supply; Blue Hprlngs, W, L. Had.
sen; uyron, supply; uariton, u. u. uuimcr;
Chester, J. P. Yost; Crete, John Calvert;
Davenport, 31. u. wncox; uayKin, row
ell. auoDlv. W. It. MIIlsi Dewltt J. C,
Street; Ciller, Hockereek, supply; Dor.
Chester, B, N. KUnkeit Edgar, w. w.
Hull Kills supply, A. P. IVrisht; Exeter.
O It Newhlrk; Falrbury, It N. Orrlli;
Fairmont B J. T. Connely; Friend, H.
CJ. Selde); Geneva, W. U Austin; Hebron,
O. T. Moore; Holmesvlllc, supply; Hardy
nuskln, J. W. Balr; Hubbell. A. U Kel
lotK; Nora-Cadams, T, C. Priestley;
Odell,' supply, W. It Austlne; Ohlowa,
F. C. MoVay; One, supply, W. B. Cobs;
Reynolds, supply, T. J, Tee; Schlckley,
K, M. Maxcy; Steele City, Endlcott J. V.
Walker; Stranir, 0k, supply; Swanton,
supply; Tobias, E. J. Hlbbens; Western,
Charles Burns; West Dorchester, supp y,
J, K. Brocks; Wllber, Clatonla, supply,
A. E, Wltner; Wymore, F, O. Wlrtslow;
Zlon, supply; I'lymouth, supply, Henry
Bell.
llaatlnss District.
3. VA Marsh, superintendent, post
office tea East Fourteenth street Uni
versity Place; Aurora, J. D, ,M. Buckner;
Alvln Chapel, to be supplied; Benedict,
B. F. Hutchlns, Bladen, W. II. Jackson;
Blue Hill, to be supplied; Bradshaw, A.
V. Wilson; Clay Center, O. W. Pool;
Charleston. J- 1. Kllburn; Cowle, J. W.
Davis : Deivase. nnrmlvt Donlnhan. Wil
liam Kllburn; Fairfield, V. F. Haskln;
KalrvlnW. sunnlVt Olltr.rr. sunnlvi Dra
ham. J, II. FOwTer: Guide Kock-Bost-
wlok, E. L. Barch; Ilampton-Qrace
chapel, supply;. .Harvard-Inland, J. A.
Rousey; Itastlncs, A. A. Brooks; Iva
vale. M. O. Smith: Juniata. J. T. Rowent
Kenesaw, M. S. Fonts; Lawrence-Mount
Clare, supply: Lushton, supply: Mar
quette-Hordville. H. N. Llttrell; McCool,
IS. 8. Burr; Nelson, W. M, Brooks;
North Blue, supply; Osceola, E. M. Reed;
Pauline-Ayr,
K. Hill; , rhiliipi,
Ralph Miller: Folk; Henry Zlnnecker:
Prveser. J. B. Merser; Rid Cloud-Ask-creek,
W. II. Wright; Roseland, J, D.
Walker: Stockham, II. W. Cox; Stroms-burg-Ureen
chapel, George. K, McClure;
Buperlor, E. T. George; Hutton-Qrafton,
C. E. Ruch: Spring Ranch, supply;
Cope; York; W. C. Wosser.
HnMrese Dlstrlot.
J. M. Morris, guperlntendeht Iloldrege,
Neb,; Alma, H. II. Miles; Arapahoe, II,
M. Blnckncy; Atlnnta-Loomls, C. II.
Chader; Axtell-Iogan, supply; Beaver
City, T. E. ,8mith; Benkelman, J. F.
Hngeman: Bertrand. supply: Blooming
ton, J. C. Hurlbtirt; Uoxelder. F, 15.
iviroy; uamDnoKe, a. v.. fjurrissi uui.
bertson-llayoa Center, Orln Throckmor
ton; Curtis, C, M.f .McCorcle; Dailliury
Marlon. supply; Kdfodn, E. II. Gould; El
wood, J. b. Roe; Franklin, C. L. Ander
son; Grant-Farnam, J. J. Crlstnert
jtiaiRier'taira, is, v. Btaiey; llauwtn
circuit eupplyj Hendley circuit, supply i
Huntley, T. ft. Wain; Holbrook, It H.
Clifton; Iloldrege, a D.fBartlsi Imperial,
n. m, Ainruns inuianoia-uartiey, m. b.
Satchell: Loomls-Atlanta. C. II. Chader:
Maywood, Alfred Chamberlain; Mlnden,
m, is. c-armani mcvook, Nell Johnson;
tnouni 2,ionriigniana, supply; urieane,
W. 8. porter! Oxfqrd. C. A. Norlln;
Palisade, II. C. Burrows! Ragan-Sacra-mente.
C. F. Inula: Remiblloan Cltv. L.
Lewis; Rlverten circuit Richard Glbbj
nmnnmu, j. y, i-axiun: Biocxviue. si.
G. Glllett; Stratton, C. K. Catlett; Then-
2TSJt ! J. Xemper: Celerlage.
Dakota Cltr. Jeem Crews: Daeatur
BiaaWsfd. . Oaar Waah; Dlken.. T. D.
re well:
aa
Oex;
YJ Korfaik, H. h. Millard: Nor
felk ctreutt. h. x. MUiani! -
i AitHs f esrj Mlger, Clinton
ru. r "T-.r. . -Miivra. auKPiiri- wai
ton, Henry Martene; Upland-Campbell,
MarVflV . Aaiftrmn' Wallari.. William
Homer: Waunltu, 6. E. Johneeni Wll-
'eeK-Kllareth; A, J, May; Wlleeavllle-
iMMHOii) B. tv. ueppacsa; jaaam-Bieie,
' KMnMr, IMatrit
Bt r. Mammeete, aaerlateKeeiit, ;Vear.
ney., K s,, Aaselme, C. . Caa&beli;
Aneley. Wi S. McCaltleter: Arc, J,
W. Cueter; AwtsW. W W. OeWyst
Greenwood, A. CI. Foreman; Humboldt.
A. N. Steele; . Johnson,, Elmer Wilton;
Le Share, supply. O, It Beebe; Lewuton,
dock, supply. C. F. Cole; Mynard. supply:
NenrnsKa city. a. a. lundsil: NenawKa.
William Van Buren; Nemaha City, sup
ply, e. ii. Nicnei; Palmyra, supply;
Pawnee City, II. F. Huntington. Peru,
J. If. Slltt; Plattsmouth, F. M. Drutlnger;
Pleasant View; A. M. Steele; Rockford,
supply; Ruo, J. W. Williams; Salem.
M. A. Kelih; Stella, A. C. Spencer; Ster
ling, J. W. Lewie; Syracuse, A. O. Hire
son;' Table Rock, II. P. Young; Talmage.
supply; Tecumseh, E. M. Furmah; Una
dllla, supply; Union, supply; Vesta, sup.
ply; Wabash, M. W. Pickerel; Wavcrly.
J, M. McDonald; Weeping Water, M. W.
Rose.
flpeclal Appointments.
J. M. Ieldf. administrator of charities
Of Douglas county, member of Pearl Me
morial quarterly conierence; Annur v.
Parch, professor In Claflln university;
C E. Austin, professor In -Baxter semin
ary, member of University Place quar
terly conference; F. u Metcair, mission
ary to Arizona mission; B. F Summers,
missionary to Mexieo Enallsh mission: P.
J, Lawson, missionary to Black Hills
mission; w. v. whitman, missionary to
Wyoming mission; George L. Goodell, as
sistant superintendent of Iowa Public
Welfare league, member of Diets Me
morial quarterly conference; J, A. Mur
ray, district superintendent of Nebraska
Children's Home, society work; F, A.
High, district superintendent of the Ne
braska Anil-Saloon league, member of
Hanscom park quarterly conference; C
E. fllwlts. assistant superintendent Child's
saving Instltutn, member of Centenary
quarterly conference; J, R. Woodcock,
president of Iowa Training school ahd
Bid welt DeacdiMe homi, Des Moines,
la., member of Table rock quarterly con
ference; I. L, Lowe; vice .-president of
Arkansas conference Colleftei J. A. Swan.
agent Now York Children's Aid society,
member of University Place quarterly
conference: E. B. Brlghtman, professor in
Nebraska Welyan university, member
of University Place quarterly conference;
J. W. Jennings, manage of Kansas City
Depository, Methodist pook concern,
member or
terence: J, I
secretary of Nebraska
Omaha Quarterly con-
McLaughlln, corresponding
at Nebraska Methodist hospital,
member of Walnut Hill quarterly con
ference! William Esnlln. superintendent
of Ciowell Memorial home, member of
Dlalr quarterly conference.1 I B. Bchreck-
engast, vice ch&ncenor or neorasKa wes-
leyan universuy, memur or umvarpuy
Placo quarterly conference; C. M. Shop-
hard, financial secretary Conference
Clalmante Endowment fund, member of
Grace quarterly conference; Evnns A.
Worthley, pastor to. sute university, stu.
dtnte. Lincoln: G. W. Isham, superintend
ent of Bohemian work, member of Uni
versity Place quarterly conference; Karl
IC Bladek, missionary to the Bohemians,
member of Crete iquarterly .confsrence;
George I, wngni, conierence avangoim,
member of Univcwty i'lace quarterly
conference; u. a. Mcuiure, missionu-jr in
the1entana mission; B. F Fish, mission-
ry in tno ytan mission.
r.'i without AnDolntmeht to Attend
Some One at Our BChools-W. B, Bliss,
R. IC. Sutton. R. F. Swift L. W. Strlng-
feliow, B. L,. Bioryv w wyie,-A o.
WUhmcyer, O. G. cole, C. C. Wlshmeyer,
A. V Hunter, Fred uarcoe, . . xruo.
M. E. Porter. C. C. tQorst, O. G, Doker,
J, D. MoVay, W. N, Meoay, E. B.
Koonts, C. F. Rtelnor,
Cliief Maloney is
Not to Be Forced
to Stand a Trial
INFANT MORTALITY IS LOW
Death Bate la Omaha Among Chil
dren Shows Decided Decreaic.
CAMPAIGNS BRINO GOOD RESULTS
Frequent Warnings Published by
Nevrspapera'fllTen by Dr. Con
nell na Reason for This
City's Pine Shonln.
Health Commissioner Tt W. Connell, In
a report on Infant mortality In Omaha
during the summer months, says cam
paigns for mora sanitary conditions, purer
milk ahd frequent warnings In newspa
pers has resulted In a decided decrease In
the death rate of babies.
During June; July and August 1911.
sixty-three babies under 1 year died In
Omaha, but for the same months this
year the deaths were only forty-two, or
a decrease iff 33 per cent
"Mothers are taking better care of their
children," said the health- commissioner,
"and tho city health department Is -keep
ing conditions so clean, eo carefully In
spected end Sanitary that tho dangers to
babies or gradually, decreasing."
Following le the report of the health
commissioner on Infant mortality:
Under, one year:
. I Jtinn.
1M 4
1W2 ' 21
One tp three years;"
Jllnn.
WIS , 3
1513' ....;..,,... i
Three to five years:
Junn.
WIS .,..., ........ 2
WIS i 13 2
Dr. Connell says a campaign will be
started early p the comlnfr year by phy
slclana and newspapers and co-operating
organizations to etlll further reduce the
Infant mortality rate.
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August.
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August.
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July, August
QUAKERS STUDY INDIANS
OVER THE ENTIRE WEST
Dr. Joseph Kossuth Dixon Of the Rod-
man-Wanamaker party that left Phila
delphia on a western tour to study the
customs, habits and characteristics of the
American Indians, has changed the route
or-hla itinerary, so that ho will visit the
Wlnnebagoes ana Omahae In Thurston
county, this state.
The members of tho party travel In
the -private car Signet, which will he de
livered to the Burlington at Denver,
November 3. From there the car will go
to Lincoln, thence going to Winnebago
City, r'eaohlng there November 4 at fi:30
o'clock in the evening. That night and
tho wholo or the following day until 6:80
In the atterrioon will be spent with the
Indians of Thurston cpUnty, One of the
purposes of tho party la' to see that tho
Indians haVo special reverence for the
American Hag and the principles for
which It stands.
ho
HOME FURNITURE CO
20 Below Omaha Prices,
Not One Day, But Every Day
South
Omaha
tad .
Mrokea Sow. A. LUmfrtofeyi VI Mrinae.
R. U MedaiMrhey; ftrad! C. M, Barrett;
iurww-weetervie, uppiy; urweu, m.
H. phafei-i Calloway, .;F. -Scott; Cewd,
Lttechet-rft
'wmvt . as. v awM
wmm aaJ Uuu
w -. Mjrers
hIM,
PS4jf!
Cewterf; JWU, W,
i nKirrBiirv.
Bnet, J, A. Martin;
ts: Wlne!4e, c. K,
. A. Jtomlnger; Wy-
Uruimi latanA Dittrtct.
lT w ' Rom ck: Archer, George
a JrifKW f supplied; llelxwld"
w.&ii tS,10'J McDonald; Cedar
Rapids. H. o. Parker; Clarks. W. B.
aune-ar; Centlal City, Ilryant Howe:
i Hai jiiy circuit, J, F. Webster; Co.
BmcKj Genoa, II, L. Taylor: areeley. W.
R. Warren; Grand Islahd. First church
Monroe. William Gornall: 'North Bend
W I. I U-1 1 n 4 . I . . ... . -
- - , rmiiuiii rum.r lunmv. i ii
. .1-. :: . - -".. ...
eiio;
W. F. Hlocum! C&matock. aunslv. R. II,
llalchler; Chappell, F. A. Shawkey; lm
CreeK, H. 8, French; Olbbon, supplyyW.
E. Hencyt Gothenburg, C, Cf Wilson;
Oshdy ' supply; lltrshey. . supply. Fred
Johnson; Kearny-Trlnty, R," 11. Thomp-
eon; Kimball, Nathan English; Lexing.
ton, H. C. Newland; Lexington, circuit,
It. H. Carr; Litchfield, W. T. Taylorj
Loup City, 14. V. Slocumt Lodge Pole,
SUDDlV! Mason Cltv. Am Ei MUrleist
Memo, J. R. Smith; North 2iattev I). A.
uranti i worm loup, j. w. unsti urn,
Allen Chamberlalnj Ord circuit, ,0. JJ,
Mayfleld; Ogallaia, A, J. Cllttoq; Over
ton, Hussel Link; Iolter. supply. J, A.
Cumm; Illverdale. T. B. Cave; Ilosevale,
supply Alberts. Homer; Ravenna, K. L.
Baker:, Sergeant, B. H. Maynard; aiiel
ton, J.'R. Martin: Buinner, supeiy, B. L.
Anderson; Bldncy, 1. J. Ilayetu author-laml-FAston.
A. it. Drink; Walnut Drove,
supply, A. W. Oallawnyj WIUIamsburK
circuit, supp-ly.
Teeameeh Sleirlet,
J. W, Embree, superintendent, 304 Kt
FlfVeiltkv street, . University PWee;
A4mtf . FeareeM; Alvo, W, C. Fawell;
Ashland, W. C. Kelly; Auburn, W. A.
A!telrHt: Auburn avenue, a. W. Hvitan;
Heiutet, J. H. Hounds: Beefcwalter, sup
ply; Brock, supply, A. 13. Walker; Broww.
Wytiel Cook, supply: Crab Orchard, sun.
ply; Douglas, A- K. Chadwlek: Du Bols,
aappiys r.agiB. t, v, iiarraii; ik uree,
C. . Lenfeittt Klmwood. P. Van Fleet t
raua .ifi v. i .eve, riuey, supptyj.
iilfthoc: Primrose, a. .r. w.
PUrpitt
SiLc5ur'J'h?,P? Troecott; t
Mwvesuu, r nnnruinnu! hi va ill n
j'1 'hKjflilyer Creek, Fafrvlew supply."
k .Pc ShalUnberger; Wolbach. Robert
.uHw,)r, iyoou uivsr, v. u, Yright
Nrlijih Ulstrlet.
u.9.Dwn. superintendent. Albion, a.
- warn: Battle creek, J. L, PhilUps:
Bpoue, A. F. NUmann: Urlstov. F.-J
i-cooitr Bnjnawiclc. W. II. Quest; Chom-
o 'J?w ? . "reen; i.iearwater, It, u.
W. G. sMUler; Kmcrick supply; Ewine
supply, J b. Btoner, Inman, supply:
Llndsey. J. W. IllsUy; Ijjrette, A W
AhrendU: Inch. A. L. Norlleet; Mar-
i"viw vitvuii, muppiy.
K. Boweni Newman Grove, d O. Trump;
Following an opinion by City Corpora
tion Counsel Ben 8. Baker that Chief of
Detectives Steve Maloney, charged with
retaining stolen property, was not legally
liable and should not beheld (or trial,
the city commlselpn tabled the case
brought against the detective by F, W.
Dflscoll. The complainant said Maloney
he4 redeemed n stolen watch belonging
to J. J; Cerrlgan and refused to return
It t the rtaNtNl wmr( hut put tt back
in rwn when Corriffan would not pay
him- the, 1 lean on the watch, which
Maloney had paUt to redeem It.
Judge 8Vr said -.peHco'offl4l could
hold stolen roiNM-ty IrrMitce.' but ha'iT
otrn&qfeiSSjtiSs
qur rtMfiiy m vefwuiR say
errors wouW'beTJfethtlVae' ahdj the
tltAfAf1aSnt St A I mfnttfi. rliulH H a -M.r.
".VHV4I a?V -TV frfi SS 9 fVastfy ,AWIT
graft or at least cnnfuslbn.
Other city attorneys with whom Judge
Baker ctlscusted the casts were of tho
same opinion, that the charges did not
warrant holding Maloney for trial. As
sistant City Attorney W. C. Lambert
satd:
"White the action of the detective le
not lltegat It Is pernicious and should not
be repeated."
The attorney who brough, the complaint
made vagus allegations Under which he
declared he would he able to Introduce
new evidence tending to prove the de
tective guilty of other similar acts, but
Judge Baker held that such language
whs too Indefinite to justify official ac-,
tton On It.
SCHOOLS TO TAKE
TWO AFTERNOONS OFF
Superintendent E. tl. Graff has sent a
circular to principals of public schools,
announcing the afternoons of next Tues
day ahd Thursday holiday, and suggest-
Ing that the children whp can do so take
part In the Ak-Rar-Ben floral parade.
SSSSSB ML. f BBBBBBsl
9x12 Seamless Bruasels RUffs 9.75 I
jsir 9x12 Se 533 Veivet Rug'3 i7 oo I
IMp Our Fall Stock Now Complete;!
ffiWBBBTO TJiis- Week Wo Offer Special Prices on Dining Room Furnituro.r,H
tin Oloaetsj Tabltj; suid Tl-V . I
in Golden Oak, Wax . ,' - -T$5fc OIR II
and rumek: 0:: , DAY LIGHT I
oris and Blankets jKK R00My. 8
BeldwOmaha Prices-. ' ' jj!g J$T I
im on good stoves BSsBm COM- "
i Quick Meal Range WSjfSu PLETE1 I
i Sold on Payment -r r " I
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FEDERAL BRAND JURY IS
CALLED FOR NEXT MONTH
Federal grand lury hs Ven summoned
to appear' at t$e federal buIMIng On
Tuesday morning, October T, to hear
evMence In seme fltteen criminal cases.
The. petit Jurjr will convene about Od6,
ber, 8.
K&b?8r Wale, Q, W, SnydeVl
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2. W. Rumroel i Jlalnvlew, V. It, Beebe;
V alnvlew circuit, F. iS. Bala; Hoval. F
,fy,wu Spencer, supply, W. a ilofns;
S,S?.? Lang: Venua circuit supply
B. W, Nye; Wlnnetoon, 0. A, Bolus.
LIweelA Dlatriet.
4t ?. NYSHIams. ouprtntendnt-U.n.vor
Crossing. W. IL Wagner; Uellwood, J. w
VValtes pralnerd. supply, fi. w. Price;
, ply.j A. C. Tipton; Cruuuse. supply. A.
. Ktllj Deatoo, a U. Willises Hum
Vvit'k' b 'olf. Emerald, sip.
- Ply, U W. Lowe; Oarrison. A A. kings
ayloc)c, G. A. Francomi,; ntckmant
' Malcetm, supplr. O. W. Gates: Ithaca,
'S 8. Prieetj Jamaica. EX. E. Pengelly
LiMeln. Anbury, supply, D. J. Whlteior;
- Lincoln. snm pMk, J. b, HollUter: un
Keimanuri, a. W. McUreeryi Lin
. coin, Ktiworth. C. O, Oomont Lincoln.
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"Jude riftj by what I have
done, -1 wrote the conquer
ing Napoleon. If you judge
the Fprd .by what is has ac
complished rather than by
its low price or even by the
excellence of its parts the
chances are you'll own a Ford
in prjeferencd to any other car.
Five hundred dollars la tho no w. price 1 of.
tho Ford runabout; the touring car is thro
fifty; tho town car seven fifty aU f. o. b.
Detroit, complete, with oquipmenL Qt cat
tlott and particulars from Ford Motor Co.,
1916 Harney 8t, Omaha.
FISTULA
Pay When Cured
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wlheue Mi liata. fterwaaaat cures
waranteerf. Writ far Freer Htttetrateal
aeafc a Stcta4 Vlseaeaa a4 tastU
sasalala at lHHierale at mr4 MitUne
m Maltrasks aaa ltvap
Ml. K. It. TARRY - 240 B m, Omaha, Mh.
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ImmMi-- Offer!
A Glorious Assembly t World-Famed Instruments
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All Onr PIANOS and PLAYER PIANOS
Offered to Yoi tt Factory - to - Homo.:
Prloei $ Osie-Third by Buying Now
Tlliia coin txrill Dttrd aa nnir rV smii viwAMtn A 1 Cn,Tu
TT ioringB. , we are bpuiid to molco this a bniiiier year, and Bave
$178
Otlfer High Grade Pianos at Bargain Prices
$220 Geo. Steele, Practice, now
$300 dickering & Son, Pretic, . .
$2TQ Mueller Upright, now
$300 Norwood fright, Hovr
9300 IJrftdford Upright, itov . , , . .
9275 Cori Upright, now , . . . .
)00 Heed & Sous Upright, now . .
100 Crown Upright, now .......
' f.100 Stuelier Upright, now
$3T5 Smith N4on Upright, now.
I?aoo llradford Upriglit, now
.9 15
.9 25
,$U5
.$1-10
.$135
,9100
.$100
..$105
.$130
.$170
.$163
prj.069 to the core to help us break all records.
luring This Safe You Can
Ivy a Icautifjt, Swtt!
Itmi, Now Sehmolrtr &
MHcHer Piano, regular
'priee ISOf, for only . . .
You Save tht 'MiddtemAn'a Profit and the Itentoll Dealer's. Too.
PUT XHAT SAVING IN YOUK OWN POCKET.
' Wt ire exilnsive representatives for the Steinway,
us urn a Aa n u
neier, narenan, ejer t sons, tmerson, MiPiiail
Mr n iikniiSi r & Mneller Pianis
targains in Used Player Pianis
IS 5S2 nowf :;. .vgigg
$530 Stuyvesant Pianola Piano, how . . .S2nn
$000 Harrington Autotone Player' Piano, ' P
now S?l2ft
$700 Stuyvesant Pianola Piano, now .
$050 Harrington Autotono Player Piano.
$350 Ebcrsole .Upright, now $150
$350 Wagner Upright, now $185
$433 Steger & Sons Upright, now . ,$105
$360 A. U, Chase Upri$htvjio.w ,$375
$300 Mehlln Upright", now .$S5tf
$300 Schmoller & Mueller, How. ...$183
$300 Kurtzmaa Upright, bow 1 . , . $175
$750 Steinway Upright, now' k ,'w.V.$505
$450 Emerson Upright, now .... .$263
$1,200' ChlckerlnR & Sons Grand ..$P00
$750 Geo, Steele Grand, now .$32.5
$1,200 Aeolian Grand Oixhostrelle, now S'tnR
We art, MCiuslve. Omaha agents fortl?
jtevllan lino of Pianola TJanos, including tho
Hfree stool
I FREE SCARF
1
A WsspEK
luys Any
Piano Yon
Stint Now
BEAUTIFUL ?GOLT WATCH, FREE TO EVERY PURCHASER.
BnrtBff this sula wa trill praX ASVO&VTal&T a SssnUfnl Oold Watch
to avsrr paroJiasst of a gloao. . Caolca ot latisa' or r acts' six.
SCHMOLLER & MUELLER PIANO CO.
Oldact aaa Qrsatsst Piano JToaw in tbs Vast.
Wo Hell Victor and Columbia
Talking Machines on Easy Payments.
. 1111-1,1 ffm St., Omaka, Neb.
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