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SKINNER COMPANY DOUBLED
Macaroni Manufacturing Firm
Build Hew Factory at Once.
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TWO NEW MEN IN THE FIRM
Nerr TMnrtt Iiocalcil nt Fourteenth
nml JncUnon Streets nnil In to
' ' Be Seven Stories lllnh
f Sella Iw Thirty States.
The Sktnnor Manufacturing company
has doubled Its capital stook and is to
build a now seven-story factory at one
at the southeast corner of FourUonth
and Jackson strcols. The offices of tlio
company sny they are now going to make
Omaha the macaroni city of the country,
as they hold this new factory will be tlio
largest in the country. The Skinner
Manufacturing company has been en
gaged In tlio manufacture of macaroni
at Twelfth and Jackson streets for three
year. The prcfent plant Is no lonor
large enough to turn out the supply to
meet the Increased demand. The high
coat of meat Is said to he responsible for
the lncreated demand for these products.
Doubles Capital Stock.
Monday night the stockholders met and
amended the articles of Incorporation,
doubling tho capital stock, Increasing It
from PM.0O) to Hto.000. The company has
just bought a quarter of block of track
age through the McCaguo Investment
company nt Fourteenth and Jackson
street The contract for the excavation
hsa been let to tho Partridge-Thompson
company. Harry Lawrlo Is the architect
for the building. The new factory Is to
be of pressed brick and reinforced con
crete, fireproof throughout. It Is to be
a, Urge, modern, sanitary and perfectly
equipped factory-
IJIds will be asked for as roon as the
architect completes the plans, and the
building le to be teady for occupancy In
four months. The present factory build
ing at Twelfth and Jackson streets wilt
' then be placed on the market
' New Men In Company,
Alt of the new stock has been taken
up by the. present stockholders with the
exception of a heavy Interest which was
taken by Gottlieb Storz and another In
tercet by Michael Shirley. The officers
and directors of the company, to whom
much of Its auccesi Is due, are' Taut "P.
Skinner,' president and treasurer; John
W. Welch, vice president; Robert Oil
more, secretary; 15. A. Illgglns, T. J.
Dwyer and John Douglas, directors.
The company Is now Betting Its products
In thirty states.
ACCEPTS POSITION WITH THE I
BUKQESS-NASH COMPANY.
jMawawW SsawawawawawawawsawK;
under cover. It leaked out In time to turn
the surprise on them. Mr. Hall has been
employed at tllo drug store for the last
three years and Is a favorite among tho
omploycs of the establishment, so when
thry learned by a secret tip thet a secret
wedding wns being slipped over on them,
they ret the stago for n surprise and a
charivari. A silver set, flowers, lots of
rice and a speech from the management
Kreeted the couplo when they stepped tn
tho store after the ceremony.
They will reside at 118 North Twenty
seventh street and will bo home In a
couplo of weeks.
IWffl Make Effort
to Collect on Old
Police Court Bonds
A I tU'TH
A It Tlutli, until three weeks ago
with the Nebraska nothing company,
has accepted a position with the Hurgess
Nosh company an floor manager. Mr.
Ruth has many friends In Omaha and
has worked lit various times for Albert
Cahn, 1323 Farnsm street; N. It. Falconer
company, now Thomas Kllpatrlck & Co.
He occupied positions as buyer and head
of departments with there concerns cov
ering n period of morn than twenty
years. Mr. Hnth cume to Omaha from
Toronto, Canada, when he was a boy.
SECRET TIP LETS OUT
CASHIER'S WEDDING
Even , thougli Miss Helen Cannon,
cashier at Hhermnn & McConnell's, Six
teenth and Dodge streets, and Ituymond
Hall. 1S11 North Twenty-seventh street,
exercised nil of the strategy they could
muster In keeping their secret wedding
Munger to Clear
Jury Case Docket
As soon as tho hearing of a number of
equity casts In completed. Judge William
H Munger will start on the task of
clearing the docket of Jury cases, and
In anticipation of this, a number of new
petit Jurors have been summoned for
thr- United States district court, to re
port for duty on Thursday, April 23.
The following Jurors have been drawn:
Andy Alien, Blair; James Alnscow, 13Ci
South Thirty-fifth; Patrick Hannon, Ran
dolph; James M. Ucman, 2831 Jackson;
Robert Cato, Valley; F. P. t lotlier, Plntto
Center; Fred Dletr, Kcrlbner; Hdward
Gow, Rellevle; George- Hartwlg, Pender;
Thomas F. Lynch, Plalto Center; Moses
Logusn, 702 Houth Seventeenth; Fred
Rnbcler, Jr., liclgh; Alex Richardson.
Omaha; Walter K. Kmlth, Homer, and
James P. fiperman, Papllllon.
Persons who have signed bonds of of
fenders convicted In police court who
appeal to district court and fall to ap
pear, are likely to experience increased
difficulty In evading liability as the re
sult of a method adopted by Judgo Eng
lish, who Is now engaged In disposing of
more than 400 of these cases.
In all cases where It appears the bonds
aro of value, and (specially In frequent
Instances when ono bondsman has "gone
to the front" torjrom a doren to twenty
offenders, the Judge Is setting dates for
trial rather than forfeiting bonds at onco.
As a result, bondsmen will have duo no
tice and scant excuse for falling to pro
duce their principals.
The dispute, which has lasted for years,
as to whether the county attorney or the
school board's attorney should sue bonds
men, still exists. The school board Is
entitled by law to the revenue from for
feited bonds In cases of violation of city
ordinances, but in the past ulsd has been
receiving small amounts which have been
collected In cases In -which violations of
state laws aro involved, it is said.
Key to the Situation bwe Advertising.
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63 OCVU-
J. B. Lindsey Still
Missing from Home
No word has been received by the fam
ily or friends of J. B, l.lndeey, who dis
appeared from his home at 816 South
Thirteenth street, a week ago Monday
apparently without reason. Lindsey,
who was an employe of the Standard
Chemical company and a son-in-law of
John T. Yates, Is being sought by tho po
lice bf various cities In an effort to re
turn, him to his family.
Our latest tea triumph
the "Orange Label"
Blend 30c a
half pound
Your Grocer
has it.
City Dads to Have
Rules for the Small
Slaughter Houses
An ordinance designed to correct abuses
In smalt slaughter houses was Introduced
Into the city council and referred to
committee, of the 'whole. It provides that
no animals may be slaughtered nor meat
sold which have not been inspected by
government officers unless "passed" by
a city inspector. Rules similar to those
In force In slaughter houses regulated by
the government are provided In the or
dinance, The council agreed to advertise for
bids for two motorcycles to be used for
general purposes by the police depart
ment, and bids on the new car to be pur
Shased for City Health Physician Connell
were opened, The low bid was 1674, while'
fcl old machine will be sold for SIM.
An ordinance forbidding the use of the
City's boulevards for the teaching of in
experienced persons to drive automobiles
"was passed.
Benson to Form a
Militia Company
Ready to Go to War
t
The first volunteers In Nebraska and
probubly In the United States tq go to!
the front in the anticipated Mexican war'
(ire to come from Benson. Permission to'
organise a company of militia for tho
'express purpose of serving in Mexico was
secured from Adjutant General Hall us)
soon as possible after lluerfa declined to
salute tho. United Btates flag, and nr-j
rangements have been mado for a mass
meeting, at which the company will bo
formed.
The meeting Is to be held In the city
hall Friday evening and tho company will
.be a part of tho Elxth regiment, Nebraska
National guard.
WINDHEIM RE-ELECTED .
SEEDMEN'S SECRETARY
" Henry Q. Windhelm of Omaha was re
elected treasurer of the Western Seeds
men's association at its thirteenth annual
meeting at Hotel Rome Monday. Other
officers re-elected were H. A. Johns of
Sioux City, president; C. C. Mamie of
Minneapolis, vice president; Mel U Web
ster ot independence, la., secretary.
Favorable conditions In the seed tradu
we reported. About fifteen members
attended tho sessions and a lunch held
.at noon. Omaha will also be the meeting
place for tho 1215 annual gathering.
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Every Song in This
Volume Is an
Acknowledged
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A meeting of the membership commit
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will be held Wednesday morning at 10.30
o'clock. Mesdames U F. Crofoot, C.
Offutt, H. Clifford. S. p. ltarkatow.
Arthur lingers, r. H. cole and Miss Carrie
Millard constitute the committee.
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THE BEE presents this big cloth-bound
volume on the popular coupon plan so that
ALL of its readers may easily come into
possession of these dear old melodies. Here
are all the old songs that mother used to
sing. They recall sweet memories of happy
days agone-one of love and home-of child
hood's carefree days when life was a song.
ALL the old favorites are in this one volume
-Sacred, Patriotic, National songs; Operatic
and College songs; songs of Home and Love.
Seven Books in One Volume
Which, classified in soparuto volumes,, even if cheaply bound in paper,
would bo priced at '50 conts each, or a total of $3.50; but here is the com
plete collection, with words and music, all in ONE beautiful big book, pre
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Brings Joy to. Every Home
-The young peoplo of the family will enjoy it oven tho children will fiud
within its covers tho first steps to n musical education, for it inspires tho
youug witu Jove lor melody a desiro
to givo out ineir expression
of music.
Oreatly reduced
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Partial Contents
Be If on of roar old favorites is in this list
If not. it's in the book tners Isnt room for the
full list hars.
Kapla Xrsf roraTerl
Marseillaise.
Uarohlng Through
Georgia.
Maryland, My Maryland.
Massa'a in Da Cold
Qround.
Meerschaum Pipe.
Mermaid, The.
Minstrel Boy.
My Bonnie.
My Country. 'Tls of Thee.
My Iast Cigar.
My Old Butoh.
My Old Kentucky Some,
Nancy Z.
Ninety and Nine,
Ho, Sir!
Now the Bay is Over.
Hut-Brown Maiden.
Oft in the Stilly Night.
Old Arm Chair.
Old Black Joe.
Old CaMn Borne.
Old Polks at Home.
One Sweetly Solemn
Thought.
Old Oaken Buokat.
Only a race at the Win
dow. O, Paradise.
O. the Xiand That We
Iiove.
O, Thou Joyful Bay.
Our Banner.
Paloma, Xia.
Polish Kyrnn.
Polly Wolly Boodle.
Porfirncse Hymn.
Bed White and Blue.
Kir-a-Jlr.
Bobln Adair.
Booked In the Cradle of
Beep.
Book Me to Sleep, Mother.
Book of Ages.
Boll On, Silver Koon.
sosalle.
Bulel Britannia.
Busslan National Hymn.
Balling.
Bally in Our Alley.
Scarlet Barafan.
Scotch national Sons;.
Serenade (Schubert).
Should' Auld Acquaint
ance Be rorrot.
Bleep, Oentle Mother.
Soldier's ParewelL
Soldier's xafe.
Solomon X,eyt.
Some Bay.
Spanish National Hymn.
Spring, Oentle Spring.
Stars of the -Summer
Night.
Btar-Spanxrled Banner.
St. Patrick's Bay.
Strangers Yet,
Bun of My Soul.
Suwanae River.
Swedish National Song.
Sweet and Bow.
Take Back tho Heart.
Then Tou'll Bemember
Me.
There Xs o Happy land.
There's Mnsio in the
Air.
Thine Byes So Blue and
Breamina.
Three Pisher.
Through the leaves.
Tom-BUr-Bee Btver.
Walt for 'the Wagon.
Warrior Bold, A.
Watch on tba Bhlne.
Waarinr or the Green.
Weary.
We'd Better Bide a Wee.
Welsh national Song.
We Sat by the Btver
Ton and X.
When Jack Cornea Home
Aa-aln.
Whan the Corn Zs Wav
ing. When the Swallows
Homeward Ply.
Where Is My Little Bog
none?
Within a Mile of Bdln.
boro.
Woman Zs Tickle.
Woodman, Spare That
Tree.
'America,
Auld Ziantf Syne.
Aura Xist.
Austrian national Hymn.
Battle Cry of Preedom.
Beauty's .Cyes.
Ben Bolt.
Bingo.
Bine Alsatian Mountains,
Blue Bells of SooUand.
Bohunkns.
Bonnie Boon.
Bridge, Toe.
Campbells Are Coming.
CI a n adlan National
Hymn.
Cheer, Boys, Cheer.
Olochette.
Columbia.
Coma All Te Palthfnl.
Come Baok to Srln.
Come. Holy Spirit,
'Come, Te Disconsolate.
Comln' Through the stye.
Banish Hymn.
Bannbe Blver.
Barby and Joan.
BarUng Nellie 8ray.
Bearest Spot la Home,
Bear Bvallna,
Dixie Xiand.
Bo Thsy Miss Me at
Home?
Douglas, Tender and
True.
Bream Pace.
Drifting.
Drink to Mo Only With
Thine Byes.
So, so. Xdebst Mir lm
Herxen.
Xvetung Star.
2vtr of Thee.
Flag of Our Union Por-
ever.
Funiculi. Punlonla.
Plow O e n 1 1 y, Sweet
Alton.
Forsaken.
Porty-ZTlne Bottles.
French National Bong,
Future Mrs. 'Awklna.
German National Song.
Oirl Z Z,eft Behind Me.
Glory, Glory, Hallelujah.
Good-Bye, Sweetheart.
Ooodnlght, Xdleg.
Hall, Columbia.
Hallelujah Chorus.
Hark! nark! My Ronl.
Harp That One Through
Tara's Halls.
Heart Bowed Down.
Holland's National Hymn
Holy Night.
Home, Can Z Forget
Theef
Home, Sweet Home.
Honrs That Were.
How Can Z Xeava Theef
Z Cannot Blag the Old
Bongs.
Z Dreampt Z Dwelt In
Marble Halls.
In Old Madrid.
Irish .national Song.
In the Gloaming,
Italian national Hymn,
it Was a Dream.
Z Was Seeing; Nellie
Home.
Jerusalem, the Golden.
Jesus, Dover of My Soul,
Jingle Bells.
John Anderson, My Jo.
Jnanlta.
Kathleen Mavourneen.
Kerry Dance.
Xlllarney.
Xing Christian.
Bast Night.
Bast Boss of Bummer.
Bead. Kindly Bight.
Xdfe on the Ocean Wave.
XUsten to the Mocking
Bird.
Zdttle Brown Jog.
XKng, Dong Ago.
Borelsy.
Dos Chord.
Dove's Old Sweet Song.
Bow-Baoked Oar,
Bnllaby (Brmlnle).
Maid of Athens.
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