TUB BEE: OMAHA, THIHRSTAY FEBRUARY 12, 1014.
LICENSE IS GRANTED MOISE ! R0SS hammond to speak on in-
- JISHC4 IAa XUilAX.
Three Commissioners Vote Against
It After Secret Session.
TO REGULATE THE DRUG TRADE
While CotiiiuUftlonrr Unit AKroct
.t to (Srnnt tr MrMiirn They
Say Limit In Still He loir
,. I.nst Yonr.
City commissioners, by a vote of four
to three, Krnnted Walter Molso a whole
unto liquor license to npcrato from llS-tt
North Fifteenth street. The nctlon fol
lowed an oxtended meeting of the com
mission behind closed doors. Commis
sioners A. C. Kugt-I, John J. Hydor and
l II. Wlthnell voted agnlnst the license.
Molso hns been running a wholesale liquor
iiouse m tho city for approximately
twenty years.
A druggUt penult was Issued and an
ordinance providing for more stringent
regulation of the liquor trado by drug
stores was passed by unanimous vote.
Concerning tho action on tho Molso
license. Mayor James C. Dahltnan said ho
could see no reason for "putting Molso
out of business." Commissioner With
nell said simply that "enough licenses
had been granted." The other commis
sioners did not discuss the matter. No
urgument occurred when the matter was
put to a vote at tho council meeting after
the secret session.'
City Clerk Flynn said tho number of
licenses Issued to date aro still under
tho total Issued n yonr ago. Tho city
council announced thut no new licenses
would be granted, and so far this agree
ment has not been violated. A few ap
plicants for new licenses have been turned
dovn, one of them being an outside
wholcealu company.
Interest is Shown
in Sunday School
Meet at Florence
Sunday school leaders and workers of
Douglas county are looking forward with
a good deal of Interest to the annual
convention which Is to be held 'ji br
onco this evening and Friday aft
ernoon and evening. Tho Florence pco
Plo are furnishing free the beautiful
Fontanello ' hall for tho purposes of, tho
convention.
Tho program arranged In decidedly
practical, and u number of well known
workers aro In charge. Miss Margaret
Ellen Brown, general secretary of the
Nebraska State Sunday School conven
tion, will speak at boh evening meet
ings on her tour around tho world In
connection with the .commission of Sun
day school workers that was ecnt to
Japan, China, Korea and othor orlentat
lands a, year ago, prior to the world's
Sunday school convention at Zurich,
Switzerland, last May.
Friday morning there will bo an earn
est, .discussion of homo mission .work
through the Sunday school, In which a
number of church missionaries and Sun
day school workers will toko part and
at which the pastors of the county are
urged to bo present.
Every school In the cuuntv l inir,i
seid delegates und every Sunday school
worker Is invited to attend any and all
of these, meetings.
Jack Holland is
Given Ride in the
Old "Blaok Maria"
I Jack Holland, owner of the St. Joseph
I base bnll team was In the hands of the
1 Omaha police for a lime yesterday aft
' ternoon, until rtourke came to his
rescue and took him awny from tho po.
lice station. Ho was arrested nt tho
I'nlon station as ho arrived on a train
from St, Joseph to Utlk over ehduio
with Pa rtourke before the two left last,
evening for Chicago to attend tho meet
ing of tho Western league. Tho chargo
was stealing an overcoat, tho one ho
wore. Dcteetlvo Johnson of St. Joseph,
who was in Omaha on another case,
made tho arrest.
H turned out that Johnson was "Jcs'
foolln'. "
HOS3 HAMMOND.
The Incomo tax Is the subject to be dis
cussed at tho public affairs luncheon of
the Commercial club Thursday noon.
Itoss Hammond, collector of Internal
revenue for Nebraska, Is to deliver the
address. Any member of tho assembly
Is to bo permitted to ask him pertinent
questions In behalf of tho tax. Senator
Norrls Brown is to preside.
Lincoln's Birthday
Not Legal Holiday in
State of Nebraska
j One hundred and five yeats ago to
! day Abraham Lincoln was born. The
day Is a legal holiday In most states,
but the banks will not close In Oiimtvt
ns Lincoln's birthday Is not a legal holi
day In Nebraska. Hxerclscs win ho holi
In the schools of tho city to h greater
or less fXtcnL Tho famous tlettyshurg
speech will be read In many of tho schools
and the martyred president will bo re
membered In many ways,
In tho evening Bishop William A. Quaylo
of St. l'nul. Minn., U to speak at tho
University club. Bishop Quayle's sub.
Ject for the evening will be "Lincoln, tho
First American." Present Indications are
that 150 or more will bo present.
Fead Has Plan to
Use City Bonds to
Guarantee Deposits
A plan to secure deposits Iri depository
banks by city Jjonds, held In escrow, has
been prepared by John W. Fead, clerk
In tho city comptroller's office, and wilt
be submitted to the city commission by
Commissioner Dan B. Butlor of the de
partment of finances and accounts.
It Is Fead's plan to have the SS61.000 In
bonds shortly to bo Issued by tho council
for eewere, street Improvements and In
tersections taken by tho banks to secure
their deposits, Instead of tho present sys
tem of bonded protection.
"This plan has worked In other cities,"
said Fead, "and there Is no reason why
It should not bo adopted here. If funds
accrue to retire tho bonds a considerable
saving will follow, as exchange and
premium Items will bo eliminated."
Commissioner Butler will ask the com
mission's consideration of this plan at a
meeting of tho city council In committee
of tho whole Monday morning.
MR. AND MRS. GOULD DIETZ
WILL LEAVE THIS EVENING
Mr, and Mrs. Gould Diets are to leave
Thursday evening for their trip around
the world. They go west and are to sail
from Vancouver directly for Australia.
They oxpect to be gone until May or
June. They will ppend considerable tlmo
In Australia and New Zealand and also
In tho South Sea Islands. They will then
likely spend some tlmo In South Africa
and Inter sail through tho Suez canal.
Mr. Dlotz says ho also has tho FIJI
Islands on his Itinerary, and hopes to
spend a ltttlo tlmo there, providing there
Is no famine on and the cannibals will
let him land with some degree of safety.
HURST GIVEN VERDICT FOR
FIVE HUNDRED DAMAGES
I William Hurst, a boy who brought ult
, In district court against Mis limnm II.
Manchester, supremo Riiai-dlan of the
Woodmen Circle, as a retull of a col
tllston between lila blcyclo and Mrs. Man
1 Chester's automobile, was awarded a ver
dict of SMO by a Jury In Judgo Troup's
district court. The accident occurred at
Twenty-ninth and Leavenworth streets,
' October T. mx
A riruUe or Cnt
is renderfd antiseptic by Bucklcn's Ar
nica Salve, a sure remedy for sores,
bruises, piles, eczema. 36c. All drug
gists. Advertisement.
CHARLES STRATTAN'S HAND
CRUSHED IN PRINTING PRESS
! Charles Stratum aged 10 years, printer
Jut tho Onti) City Printing company,
I Eleventh and Dodge streets, suffered a
I crushed hand whllo he was running n
i small prcts. He was attended by Police
j Surgeons Fochtsman and Harris and then
i taken to his homo at IJ15 Dodge street,
i There was no Immediate danger of him
losing his hand.
Persistent Advertising Is tho Road to
Business Success.
CITY DADS ORDER OLD
BUILDING TORN DOWN
At the Instance of Building Inspector
Lee Bridges tho city commission has or
dered the frame building belonging to
Gcorga C. Hobblo at Sixteenth and Cass
streets to bo torn down. The building
was condemned by Bridges, who said It
was In a dangeious condition,
Sues Man's Estate
Because in Life He
Failedto Wed Her
full agalnft tho estate of the late Jo
seph Wnblecker, who died lust June,
for nllujird breach of promise on the
part of Mr. Waldecker to marry Mis
llota 11. Mettlnger has been begun In
district court. The plaintiff Is asking
J7.W0 dnmages and also fttrd a clnlm for
that amount In probate I'ouit.
Miss Metzliiger alleges that as a risJtt
of u promise to marry her, made In
April, he seemed trousseau In
preparation for a ceremony to be held
July t!, mis. On July 4, IMJ, Mia asserts.
Mr. Waldecker left for Florida und re
mained absent
Both plaintiff and defendant made their
homes In Washington county. Mr. Will
decker's estnto Is estimated to be worth
11,600.
Child is Bitten by
i Supposed Mad Dog
Two-year-old Luelll.- Oamhlll. daughter
of Mr and Mrs. W. M. Camblll. 2104 Ame
avenue, was novcrely bitten In tho fate
bv a dog supposed to bo suffering from
rabies yesterday afternoon. The chil i
was asleep In her homo when tho animal
rushed through an open door nnd attacked
hor. Her face was severely gashed.
The dog, which wns owned by a neigh
bur, was killed and tho head will bo ex
amined to determine If It was sufforlnw
from rabies. The child was treated by
Dr. Kills, Twenty-fourth and Ames ave
nuo.
ARGUE ABOUT WHO SHOULD
ATTEND FURNACE; FINED $25
George Morrlsey, SA North Twenty
fifth avenue, was fined S25 and costs In
police court Wednesday morning for dla
i turblng the peace. j
I Morrlsey and his father, George, sr.
j nroused tho whole neighborhood Tuesday
evening with an argument ns tu who
should tenj tho furnace.
MISS SARAH ZISSLAN HAS
BAD FALL: FRACTURES RIB
Miss Sarah Zlsslan, 2411 Charles street,
cashier for the Palm theater, 1J16 Doug
las, fell through an open trap door to
tho basement of the theater Tuesday
afternoon, sustaining a fractured rib.
She was attended by Dr. It. B. HarrM
nnd removed to her home In a taxlcab.
Omeera
Oil
FOR,
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
L. P Nash and Want Burgess of the
Burgess-Nivsli company left for tho east
for an extended business trip.
Neuralgia
Rub Omega OH gently over the acli
ing nerves: then cover with flannel
waited in the Oil. Put apiece of dry
flannel over this and bind tightly
against the face. This simple treat
ment lias brought peaceful rest to
people who have suffered agonies.
Suggestions For
Valentine's Day
COUNTY TREASURERS TALK
TO THE REAL ESTATE MEN
t
COLDER WEATHER PREVAILS
IN'WESTERN PART OF STATE
Tho "west6rn and centraf norllons of
Nebraska as well as parts of Wyoming
wcro -getting- a touch of real winter aAln
yesterday. According to the reDorts to thn
rallrbafls, from Norfolk on tho North-,
western; Ravenna on the Burlington and
Gothenburg, on the Union Pacific, west,
temporatures ranged from 5 to 14 degrees
above zero. Generally through "Wyoming
It was from 12 to IS above, with 3 degrees
below ,at Winner, on the Northwestern,
Just over tho stato line. In Nebraska.
Word comes to the railroad headquar-
. Mi .-.I .l. 1 I . I. . . I
uiul uui m mo siaie,. on every
Btream. and lake. largo numbers of men
are at work harvesting Ice, filling local
icehouses and preparing to ship east and
south, where Indications are- that tho
crop Is going to be short.
. Over In Iowa, cast of the central por
tion of the state, there has been another
heavy fall of snow. Around Marion,
Cedar Rapids and Waterloo and Du
buque, It Is said to bo a foot In depth
and rlelghlng is the best in years.
MILWAUKEE HAS MANY MILES
OF DOUBLE TRACK DONE
A half dozen county treasurers from
various parts of the state made short
addresses to tho Itcal Estate nvchamrn
at tho regular noon meeting of the ex
change. E. L. Hevclono of Beatrice told
of tho general Increase In the cost of
things, ns Indicated In the fund required
to run tho schools of Qago county ten
years ago and now. whllo the school
fund for tho entire county used to bo
SS5,000 it Is now 170,000, ho said.
County Treasurer William Ure of Doug,
las county spoke of making funds In tho
treasury available, at onco for tho various
schools and, Institutions' .for which they
were appropriated. Ho called attention
to tho older customs of letting the money
He around In tho treasury or In the banks
whllo the schools wcro calling for It for
six months without getting It.
BENSON PEOPLE TO ASK
CAR LINE EXTENSION
A. Llndberg of South Benson has pre
pared a petition and plats which he In
tends bringing before the officials of tho
street car company In behalf of a car
line extension from Forty-sixth and
Cuming streets west to Benson. The
suggested extension would bring tho lino
where thero are a number of residents
who are now about a mile from street
car service.
MRS. LOUISE MESERVE GETS
THIRTY-DAY JAIL SENTENCE
The Milwaukee road Is out with an offi
cial statement Of what has been dono In
double-tracking Its lino' across Iowa. The
statement has to do with the conditions
of tho project up to the first of tho year,
and states that at that time the grading
anl bridging of 275 miles was completed. I
On tho tlato named 182 miles of second
track had boon laid.
Across Iowa tho entire lino has been
rebuilt and the gr.qdcs reduced materially.
For Instance, east ot Marlon there 1ms
been n reduction from 67.100 of 1 per cent
to ono-half of 1 per' cerit, and between
Marlon' and Manila, from I, per, cent to
CiS-100 of l per cent. All "curves havo been
reduced to one anl one-half degrees, tho
old maximum being four degrees.
Up to tho first of the year In carrying
on tho new work 15,750,000 cubic yards of
earth had been removed and 113,000 cublo
yards of concrete masonry put In place.
In the new bridges 12.400 tons of steel
had been uted. Fifty-two' grade crossings
have been eliminated by means of con
crete overhead and under crossings.
NEW BANK BUILDING PLANS
WILL SOON BE SUBMITTED
Plans "for tho ntw Unltej States Na
tional bar.k - bu'jldlng are to bo ready
within a day or so. Tho building Is to
occupy the place of the old bank build
ing at Sixteenth .And Farnam streets.
It Is nnndunfced that plana maybe ready
tu filo fit: the Builders' sirhn
Omaha Contractors at looking forward
to bidding 7or the Job.
Mrs. Loulso Meserve, Flomar hotel,
charged with aiding and abetting the
delinquency of Ada and Mlnnlo Price of
Dunlap, la., was sentenced to thirty days
In the county Jail Wednesday morning.
The girls were placed In the custody of
their father, who resides at 2024 Webster
street.
If Backachy or
Kidneys Bother
Eat less meat also take glass of
Salts before eating
breakfast.
For St. Valentine's
, Choice
Cut Flowers
Hess (Si Swoboda
1415 Farnam St.
FLORISTS
Phone D. 1501
Violets, XMr ot the Vallsy, Puobsla, Bafodllc, I41c, LlUies, Hyacinths,
Xcses, Carnation and all kinds of potted plants In bloom.
CAKES, CANDIES
ICE CREAMS
The Best to be Had, at
DALZ ELL'S
GALL UrTUP FOIt WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY HPKriAi.s
2557 Farnam St. Tyler 616 1519 Dodge St.
To My
Valentine
Surely 'T1b Time for Wooing,
When St. Valentino In Hero,
And my Heart to yo'a 1b Turn
ing, In the Lovotlrao of tlio Year.
VALENTINES
Tho pretty little creations in great variety.
Donnison's seals, hearts and crepe papor tnblo
decorations; table cloths, paper plates, napkins and
doilies, all in Valentino designs.
Books for Valentines arc more and more appre
ciated. Send a book.
Kieser's Book, Store
Y. M. 0. A. Building.
WE ORDER ANY BOOK IN PRINT
UIRTHKTONG RINGS
Make Parmanmt
VALENTINES
A Btons for Xvtry Month,
i.o ox roR ran nun
LINDSAY, i HE JEWELER
SaiU SOUTH 181'K RTBSBX,
THE TEKNA GIFT SHOP
- 1823 Farnam Street
Valentines That Are Different
Valentine Gifts
Beautiful hand colored motto cards, Valen
tines, books, novelties, etc. See our splendid
assortment appropriate for the occasion.
"KING'S NEWS AND BOOK STORE"
1614 FARNAM STREET.
W Savm You Money on Kodak Flnt&hlng
Choice Fresh
Cut Flowers
For Valentine's Day
Burgess - Nash
Flower Dept.
16th and Harney Sts.
I'Evtrybody'a Slav"
WINES and LIQUORS
in a Large Assortment
for Valentine Day
Parties.
HILLER'S
"If It Comes from Hit
ler's It Must Be Good."
1309 Farnam Street.
Phone Douglas. 1241.
tor
Safe fur " liable.. Briccllvr
That's Folev Honey and Tar rnm.
pound. It? has tlio confidence oC your
druggist, who knows It will give you
satisfaction- "V. W. Nessmlth. States
boro, Ga... says: "I have utta Foley's
Honey unJ 'Tar Compound in my family
and havo sold It In my store and It never
falls to dure." And llnh Vi,rr.n
rino St, Qrecn Tay, Vs.: "I had a bad'
cough Ota kept me a,rako nights and
two small bottles of Foley's Honey and
Tar cured me." For sale by all dealers
very whura Advertisement,
The RcrtJtent and Judicious I se rt
Newspaper, AdrertMnc Is the Road to
U-ilnr-s Ucxea,
Uric acid In meat excites the kidneys,
they become overworked; get sluggish,
tche, and feel like lumps of lead. The
nrina becomes cloudy; the bladder Is Irri
tated, and you may be obliged to seek
relief two or three times durlnr the
night. When the Kidneys clog you must
tielp thtm flush off tho body's urinous
naiite or you'll be a real sick person
hortly. At first you feel a dull misery
In the kidney region, you suffer from
backache, sick headache, dizziness, stom
ach, gets sour, tongue coated and you
feel rheumatic twinges when the weather
Is bad.
Eat less meat, drink lets of water; also
get from any pharmacist four ounces of
Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful in a
glass of water before breakfast for a
few days and your kidneys will then aot
tine. This famous salts Is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, com
bined with Uthla. and has been used for
generations to clean clogged kidneys and
stimulate them to normal activity, also
to neutralize the acids In urine, so It no
longer is a source of Irritation, thus end
ing bladder weakness.
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive, cannot Injure;
makes a delightful effervescent Uthla
.water drink which everyone should take ,
now and then to keep the kidneys clean I
and active- Druggists here gay they sell
lots or Jad Pa'ls to folks who believe In
overcoming kidney trouble while It Is
snly trouble. Advertisement.
Valentino remembrances of a thousand kinds
the simple and unique little cards with cleor
versoB, belling at a penny, an well as tho finest
products of such eminent artists as Undoruood
and Fisher, which cost ?1.00.
DennlBon's paper decorations In Valentino de
signs for parties, as well as favors and novelties
that add to the merrlmont of the occasion.
Book and Stationery Section.
Valentino heart boxes to fill with candy at prices
two for Cc, 6c, 10c, 15c, 25c and up.
Beautiful fancy lieurt Valentino boxes of tho
choicest candies, aro among tho most popular gifts
from young men to their sweethearts. Priced 75c,
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and up.
St. Valentino hata and caps for T'S.
nnrtlrs. In nmnr Rtvlen nt !ic.
. ' " - " m - "
Fompellaa Boom
Convei nation motto hearts in all sizes, rt
25o a pound.
Heurt shape wafers of numerous kinds, at
40c a pound.
Decorated hearts, special for parties and re
ceptions 80c a pound.
Candy peanut hearts, 8c, 10c, 15o and up
to 11,00 each.
Heart shape brick Ice rream and individual
heart nhape Ice Cream, delivered to alt purtn
of the city.
Fompelian Boom
""0iKlA If
II M sj u
rr
The Morgan - Shawler Co.
FLOWER SHOP
Is the Place
".
To Get Your Valentines.
There is nothing inoro appropriate than our baskets filled
with Swoot Peae. Violets, Lily &f Valley, Ward Hoses or Rich
mond. Boo some of our Valentine boxes with golden arrows, in
our window.
1903 Farnam St. Phone D 3268
-J
VALENTINES
OMAHA
STATIONERY
COMPAN .
307 So. 17th St
Constipation
Impossible to be well. The foe to good
health. Correct at once. Acer's Pills.
une at bedtime, bold for 60 yean.
Ask Your Doctor.
J UlnrOiL.
Valentines of Flowers
SEND HErt NAME and Address, together with your card If you wish, and
we will carry the message in a fancy box of flowera to any part of the I'
H. for Five Dollars, passsge prepaid. The flower may be Violets or Miles
of the Valley or perhaps Sweet Peas or Roses, or possibly Primroses,
Send yonr order early so we can get it there bright and early st, Valen
tine's Morning.
Lewis Henderson
doubly well if sA' - .
s now your wife. IOISJ rarnlm or (Phone D 1Z58
PLENTY OF
VIOLETS
For Valentine's Day
at Special Prices
Brandeis Floral Dept.
Send Her A
FLORAL VALENTINE
A select stock of fresh Cut Flowers especially for tkis day.
JOHN H. BATH
F" LO R I SX
Boyd Theatre Bldg. Phone Doug. 3000