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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1014.
Dresses for Porch and Club Wear
Dainty, artistic dresses of approved
styet faskioned out of cool, comfort
able summer fabrics. . '
Moderate in Price.
Now dresses with the long Russian tunic in black and
white striped cotton voiles
$1022, $141, $1622
: . No extra charge for alterations.
Service
Cool, well ventilated,
spacious private rooms
are always at your dis
posal, where you may in
spect apparel in quiet and
comfort.
HOWARD
AND SIXTEENTH STREETS
PLUMBERS RESEHT CHARGES
Head of National Association De
nounces Department of Justice.
DENIES ALL WRONG-DOING
He Snys IIonrBt nnit l.nvr Abltllnjr
rjaslnrnft Men Ilore Ilccn Sub
jected ia V ii-American
Kaplnnasre.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. June lT.-Deny-ln(t
that tho Master Association of Matr
numbers I a trust or attempt to prac
tlco monopoly, Christopher Irving of Den
ver, president of that organization, In
his nddrcss at .the opening ot its annual
convention here yesterday, scored the
methods of the federal Department of
Justice. After telling ot the Indictment
ot thirty-six members ot the association
by a federal grand jury at Des Moines
for alleged conspiracy In restrain ot trade,
Mr. Irving said:
"More than 160 special aRonts of the
United States government, I am Informed,
have been turned loose to pry Into the
I INVITE
EVERY THIN MAN AND WOMAN
HERE
EVERY PERSON IN OMAHA AND VICINI
TY TO GET FAT AT MY EXPENSE
I liSPSwmlRiJ wM?B& f-Tl rittttttttttK
A PLUMP, STRONG ROBUST BODY
This Is ss Invitation tut, no thin nsn tr wo- I
man can afford to Ignore. I will tell you Why
I soi going t give you a wooderful dlwovsry
Ut help digest the food you sat, that hundreds
0 letters ssys puts good solid flesh us people who
arc Uls sad underweight.
Hew ess J da thlst 1 will (til you. 1 ksrs
found a wonderful eoncesirsud treatment tor In
creaaiEg cell growth, tns very tubstanr of which
our bodies are mad, (or putting In tbs blood ths
red ee trusties which every thin man and woman
m sadly sli a scientific sselmllatlve sgent is
etrssgtbsn ths nerves and put ths 4tgeet.lv trset
la such shape ttttt svsry .uses of flesh making
tood nay give Its full amount et nourishment to
the blood Instead ot pstatsc through the system
undigested sad usatttmllslsd. User Kit of how
this treatment bu mad Indigestion sad ether
stomach travels quickly dliappcar while eld dys
peptics, sad many sutfersrs from wtsk nerves sod
lack et vitality declare In street It has inad thpv
feel Ilk a two year ) This sew treatment,
wtlck has nrovwtx ruch. s boon t thin peopls ll
called SAROOIa Dos-! forget th asms -A-U-O-O-Z
Nothing so so4 has vtr ben clacov
srsd before.
Women whs, never appeared stylish In any
thing th wore bsesuss of Ifcetr tklnness. me
Bndarwslgtit or Iscklne; U nervs tores er energy
have, by tbelr own 'Mtlracnr. been able to en
Joy ths pleasures of Ms Wert filled to flsht lift's
tattle, as aovtr for yean, thtouah ths ue ot
"Sargot."
H you want a beautiful soi well roundst fig-
sr of S7ramattleal praportlsss ol which you csa
Ksl Jsttly prd
oy iu or tnrosniag itr
and csorgy. writ Tl:e ariol Company, 4-U
siersn Duliainr. DlssSemtoo. ri T . todsy sad
I will tend you. stoli(t frse a Mo U ot
rrt to prove all t e'.alm.' Ttks oes with every
yieol aa4 how qultkt these marvelous little
coassatreAsd tehlttt ratsjnsacs their busy, useful
wott of uptmlldlng. 2Itny users declare they have
tacreaaed their weight at th rets of ons pound
a day.
But you sty yo-j watt proof!
Well, her yss
ars. Mere ere etirseit
lev ere eitrsett frost tht statemestt ot
those who have tried whi have been cssvtneed
sod wh will tr to lbs virtues sf this woa-
oerrui prsrarfiioB.
xats. a, i, xoDDansiSEB, wriusi
"I hstt gllsed InniDMlr tlstt I tosh Hanoi
foe I oslr welshed shout ICS rounds when I be,
gas oslng it ud new I wsuti V.i aouads. ss
really (his rsshes twenty-four oousds. I (eel
strsnyer. end sew I cmy rosy theekt which It
snswsnwg i cooia never ssy Mior.
cotoj Aira tax wztx us at otts sxrsxrsn
T11?. ""'I ssy thin psrsos to cms We patkags ol Bargol, ths concentrated
JTJosh llsilder (provided you hsv never trie m, and thtt I6e Is eaclonid to cover post eg t,
racklsg, .te Bett our sdvertlssraent printed abov. and I has put 10c In stsmps In letter
lodty. tHih this cospoa. ssd the lull 0: packs will bt ssat to you by return ol post.
Addrces- Seertltry Ths Cartel Company Tl.r tleraM filds . Blnehavotoo, N T Writ
yow Bass b4 addreu plainly, sol 3PXX TMXB OOUFOIT TO TODS X.XTTJSK.
at
r ,
The Store for
Shirtwaists
Many excellent values
in dainty new blouses.
You'll find distinctive,
stylish blouses here at less
than tho commonplace
kind cost elsewhere.
affairs of our national and state organlia
tlons. They have Invaded our offices and
our flics, summoning scores to undergo
examinations, and they have taken rec
ords, some ot which have not been re
turned to us.
"In short, this organisation of honest,
lawabldlng American business men has
boon made the subject of a prying es
ponnge that Is un-American and out
rageous."
Tho convention received resolutions
from tho Btate Master Plumbers' assocln-
'tlon of Illinois, pledging financial and
moral backing to the plumbers Indicted In
Des Moines, and also another official
under Indictment at Sioux City under
perjury charges.
Reports today showed tha the master
plumbers affiliated with the national or
ganisation now number 10,424, a growth
of 1,006 during the last year.
FIRE RECORD
rire nt Denedlct.
BENEDICT, Neb., June 17.-(Speclal.)-Flre
In tho restaurant of J, D. Marvel
this morning at 2 o'clock caused 1,S00 loss,
with some Insurance. The building Is
badly damaged, but Is Insured
Everybody reads rive Want Ads.
A-
"My old frlsndi whs hats been used ta see
Ut m with a thin, long face, sty thu I sin
looking UCler than they have er seen roe be
for, and fsthsr and mother art so pleated to
think 1 ksvs got to loek to well and wtlgh so
pvv7 ior ins-. -
OXJLX JOKNBOW carat
Please send m another ten-dir trtstmtt. I
sm wsll pirated with ttargol. It hat been the
light sf my life, t am gtttlsg back to my pro
per weight sgaln. When I teten to take Sargol
I only weighed W pounds, and now, four weeks
Isier, I sun weighing 1U pounds and (sellsg
no, a noa i pave iua-. hupis reeling every
morning that I used to have. I teel aood til
ths time. 1 want to put on about five pounds
ot (iren ini inic win ps Sll I wsnt. "
r. OAGOH writes 1
"Hera It ay report slnct tsklns tht Rsol
treatment. am s msn T yesrs ot ate and wt
sll run dowa to th very botlocs, I had to e,lt
work ss I wig to weak. Now, thanks to Sargol.
I look like a new man. I gslned II poandi with
XI dtya treatment. 1 rsnnot tell yos how
htppy I tsel. All my clothes are getting too
light My race nts a good color and I ntvsr
was so ntppr in my lire."
MRS, TXSHTB BOOBS paysi
' Sariot la certainly the grandest treatment
I ver ured. It has helsed ma sreatlv. I eould
hsriUr sat anythlat and wst not tele to sit up
threo dsys out of a week, with stomseh trouble.
I tonlt only to bone of eUrgol and can eat
aarthlsg snd It don't hurt ma and t have no
mora headache. My weight was ltO ptsnda snd
now weigh 140' snd (eel belter then ! hsvs (or
tlvw ytre. 1 sm now ss flsshy as I wast to
be. sad shall certainly recommend aargol, for It
dost Just ottetly what you tay It will do."
You may know some of these people
or know someborJV who known them. I
will eenj you their full address if you
sVlsJi, so that you ran find out all about
Sarffol and the wonders It has wrought
Probably you art now thinking whether til this
ran be true. Stop III Writs me at ones end I
will stud yoo sleoluttly Ires a to.- psckttt of
these wonderful tablets. No matter what ths
csuso ( your thinnest, it from, give tUrgol t
chance to mas you (at. I am tbsolutsly confi
dent H will put good healthy flesh on you bug I
don't sac yon to tak my word for It. simply
cut lbs cospwa below snd enclose 0o In ttsmrs
to help cover ths distribution siptntss, snd l'sl
tfsm't mall will brio you whit you may some
dsy ssy was cms ol th most vsluabls pact age a
, you over rsrelred.
. iV ..
EDITORS C0ME INTO CAMP
Dip Gathering at Epworth Park
Attracting Many.
ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME
Miniature Office Will Oe Well Suit,
piled with Typewriters and n
Hnnd Will IMny to Fur
nish Amnsenient.
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, June 17.-(8pcclal.)-8coop.
town, at Kpworth park, will begin to put
on a lively appearance about noon to
morrow, when It Is expected that arrivals
for the week's Chautauqua gathering of
the Nebraska Press association will put
In an appearance. Tents are up and as
the knights of the pencil begin to arrive
they will be given quartern" assigned by
George Foxworthy, chief of the assign
ment brigade.
A great deal Is expected ot the band.
Men who have been tooting political
horns tor other people will have a chance
to toot their own horn under the direction
of Frank Harrison, chief looter About
thirty newspaper .men who nt some time
or another In their career have been a
part of a bruss band have signified their
Intention to bring along their more or lisa
forgotten horns and music which has
more Or less charm to soothe the savage
breast and keep the politicians away from
the grounds will be manufactured all
the day long.
It would be a task utterly Impossible to
tell of all tho stunts which will be pre
pared and pulled off by the different
committees. It Is estimated that over 230
editors will bring their whole families,
whllo others will bring more or less Im
portant parts. Prlxes aro offered for the
biggest family, the longest married editor
and the shortest married one.
A headquarters tent well supplied with
typewriters ot different nationalities or
rather machines of different makes, will
bo fixed for all newspapermen who may
dcslro to write copy for their papers.
Compers may cook their own, food or
get It ut u delicatessen hotel on tho
grounds. All a family will need Is
bedding, os cots, chairs, tables and all
other conveniences will bo furnished free
of charge by the entertainment commit
tee. Those who may find It convenient ,to
wrlto letters while down town wilt rind
n room fitted up especially for their uso
by landlord Johnson of the Llndelt hotcll
or tor any other uso which they may
wish to put It to.
Businessmen of the city have been very
liberal with their nations, ono sporting
firm donating ten fine baso ball bats
suitably engraved for the winners ot the
big base ball garnu etween tho North
Platte editors and the South Platto fel
lows. And y the way that gamo will be
no Joko. The game will not be played
with a bunch ot has beens cr nevnr
wascrs. Hardly a newspaper office In
tho state but what has some good base
ball players In It and these are the ones
who will endeavor to uphold tho su
premacy of their section of the state on
the diamond.
TWO FLAGS BUTONE THOUGHT
(Continued from, Pago .One.)
last year's record by u,' wide rharcln,
Thfcj remaining lists .of tho graduates
wlio were given dlplomaa -ZoUoyv:
Engineering-? . Medicine ,
Charles Atttlllisch. O.'O- Albright,
Carl T. Bowen. J. W, Crump,
Wm. E. Uowersox. Itodnoy JI. Arey,
Jacobll.Carmlchocl.il. K. Harlow,
Olenn V. Carpenter. Carl Mauser.
J. HnlDh Evre. T. K. Ilersch,
I.tivl J, Qorms. B. I. Maldon,
Krnnk II. Uuldner. Dan Wi Hhlne,
Louis II. Ilautch. P. L. Wahrer,
Lloyd A. Howell. K. D. Tavlor.
Perry E. Oxley. J. O. Weaver,
Korest A. Illchards. A. R. Zeuchcr.
John U Schanlon. Law
Howard Benson bca-Paul Abrams,
man. u, w, Anaerson,
William Rae Snyder. L. W. nntcnr
Edwin J. Stephen- Paul Balcar,
son. Charles Ucnesh,
Laurence B. Stepehn-P. a. Callander,
son. a. V. CtLHt-v.
Carl A. Trcxel. . J. R. Cornell.
Ronald It. uhck. w. A.Dutton.
Exra C. wenger. John B. Dyer.
Dentist! II. D. Kvnn. '
Paul M. Anderson, a. M. Qalvln,
R, J.Androws,
m. u. uage,
C. W. Garfield.
Otis Ollbrech,
D, J. OUchrlst. .
J. W, Qyynne,
C. C. Hakes.
D. W. Harpot.
K. W. Krause,
Paul W. Kurz,
Karl D. Loos.
R. B. McConlog-ue.
J. T, McClulre.
J. O. McNeil,
C. D. Meloy,
C. D. Moody,
Bi HIorrison,
C. P. .Murphy,
13. O. Newell,
M. A. O'Brien,
M. D. Roller,
W. IC. Ross,
It. Ij. Snakenberg,
A. Steinberg.
A. I.tiwlshcr,
P. E. Thomas,
T, II. Taylor,
O. K. Thompson,
E. P. Tucker,
M. S. Turner,
Earl C. Willis.
W. I. Wolfe.
Pharmacy
II. P. Doden.
I K. Penlon,
R. C. Hahn,
R. C. Harvey,
P. Mess. .
M. R. Hohmann,
C. E. Jacobs,
E. Kledalsch,
J. P. Kledalsch.
W E. Palmer.
C. C. Powers,
John P, Rabe.
II. B. T. Rutenbeck,
Maude Wleland,
Homer D. Long,
T, J. Long.
Don U Bare,
W. J. Barry,
J. D. Bellamy.
Ray V.' Brandt.
C. W. Casady,
U v. cockrum.
F. M, Crawford.
D. L. Crlsslnger,
Paul J. Curry.
Leo R- Daley,
a. l. penxier,
Leo C. Dick,
Harry & Dowe.
John M. Eason,
J. C. Esser,
wi p. Ettinger,
N. Fukushlma.
C. Qrothaus,
O. A. Hoboruler,
E. w. nowara,
C. F. Huber.
a. H, Humphrey,
B. A. Kntx,
O. A. Langland,
E. A. Larala,
C. C. Law head,
R. a. Long,
II, W. Loucks.
M. A. McDevitt,
R, U Horse,
J. C. Murphy,
P. W. Qually,
U, W. Rogers,
C. A. Ross,
John Scholten,
J. R. Blmpson,
R. C. Slple,
R. M. Smith,
E. 8. Smith.
Ray Smith,
E. R. H.vank,
R. D. Temple,
J. C. Tymony,
A. D. Ward.
L. M. Wise.
D. A. Wlttrlg,
U. 11. Overkamp.
MADISON MAN SHOOTS
HOUSEKEEPER'S HUSBAND
MADISON, Neb., June IT. (Special
Tele;ram.)-Late last night Albert Kur-
pecewtt, living six miles west of Madison,
shot William CamrlcUs, a stranger who
was about to enter his house through an
open window.
Several shots were fired from a .Si-call-
ber rifle, one bullet entering Camericks'
bark. Camericks then disappeared In the
darkness and Kurpegewlt telephoned
Sheriff 8mlth. who met tho wounded
man returning to Madison.
Kurpegewlfs housekeeper Is Camrlcks"
wife.. She and her llttlo boy left him on
his homestead near Winner. 8. D. He. I
learning that she was here, came yester-1
day afternoon and last nlgnt waiKea out
to Kurpegewlfs home.
He says that he took this method to
get his boy. Camrlcks Is In the hands of
the sheriff and Kurpegewlt has given his
recognizance to bo present at the hear
ing before County Judge MoDuffee. No
arrests have yet been made.
John Clticsltt.
MASON CITT, la., June IT.-Iohn Cllg.
gltt, for forty years one ot Iowa's best
known lawyers, died at his home here to
day, aged Tt. He was once democratic
candidate for governor and supreme
court judge.
HOW I KILLED MY
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
I Cured It Quickly So It Never Re
turned Even After Boauty Doctors,
Electric and Numerous De
pilatories Failed
I WILL TELL YOU MY SECRET FREE
Krom deep iespslr
to Joyful MtUttelloa
wit the chins In tar
feeling when I found an
eatr method to cur s
dstresstnglr bad growth
ot Superfluous lltlr,
a f t r msnr filluni
and repetted disap
pointments, I wilt tend (tbsolute
lr ttrt and without ob
ligation) to snr othtr
sufferer full and com
plete description of how
I cured the hair so that
It has never returned.
If rod here a hair
growth you with to de-
niror. quit wwina
your money on worth-
Ires powders, putes and liquids, or the dsngerous
electrlo needle lenrn from me the sate and psln
Ires method I found, Hlmply rend your name and
addrtts (silting whether Mrs. or MIm) and a 1
cent stamp for reply, sddretveil to Mrs. Ksthryn
Jenklne, Suit lit n. D.. No. M rurchaas Street,
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FRFF RMIPfiN This certificate entitles any
Mrs. Jenkln'e free confidential Initructlona for
the banishment ot Superfluous Hair, If sent
with Ic stamp for pottage. Cut out and pin
to your letter. Oood for Immediate use only.
Address Mrs. Ktthryn Jenkns. Suite I3t B. V..
No. 2M Purchase Street, Boston. Mass.
BPBCIAI, NOTICE Krery lsdy who wishes to fce
rid ot the disfigurement of Superfluous Hair
should sccept nborfl offer at once. This remark
able offer Is good only for s few dsyt: the stand
ing of donor Is unquestioned. Advertisement.
AGENTS OF VILLA
DENY ANY SPLIT
WITH0AREANZA
(Continued rrom Page One.)
Ing begxt an open discussion of tho
Vllla-Carranza estrangement.
Villa hllRhte-iI.
Although Villa's persistent military suc
cesses had occasioned speculation regard
ing his relation with Carranza. tho mat
tor did not receive serious consideration
until the appointment by Carranza of
General Panfllo Natora commander of a
newly created military zone. Natera's
appointment placed him In charge of a
strip of country which Villa previously
had planned to lnvadu, Including the yet
uncaptured City ot Zacatecaa. Natera at
tacked Zacatecas, while Villa remained at
Torreon. viewing the experiment from the
rear. According to reports from Mexico
City, completely confirmed by private ad
vices from tho revolutionists' front below
this point, .Natera was defeated decisively
in frequent attempts to take the city,
Then It was that Carranza requested Villa
to rush to Natera's assistance. This was
sevoral days ago n'nrl In tho meantime re
ports continue to arrive of Natera's de
feats. Villa re ma I nod at Torreon.
Explanation of Znbnrnn.
WASHINGTON, June 17.-Constltutlon-
allst representatives here today declare
the apparent breach between Villa and
Carronza La not as serious as It appears.
Carranza'a representatives explained
Villa's yeslgnlrig his commission and Im
prisoning' Carranza leaders was the result
of the former's determination to rid him
self of troublesome politicians who have
been associated with General Carranza.
and making troublo between the two men.
In the opinion of the leaders here Villa
will proceed to take supreme command In
northern Mexico and the differences be
tween Carranza and him will be com
posed. At the State department no word ha
been received from George C. Carothers,
the American consular agent, with Gen
eral Carranza. Mr. Carothers was due
today back In El Paso from Saltlllo. It
was believed a full report on the latest
developments would be forwarded as soon
as Mr. Carothers reached EI Paso.
Rafael Zubaran and Luis Cabrera, tho
constitutionalist representatives who con
ferred in Buffalo yesterday with the
American commissioners, returned to
Washington today ,and maintained strict
silence as to the result of their mission.
Villa Chancea Jobs.
LAREDO, Tex., June 16. It was re
ported In official circles here today that
Francisco Villa has tendered his resig
nation as second chief of the constitu
tionalist army to become governor ot the
stato of Chihuahua, succeeding Fidel
Avlla, who Is temporarily acting In that
post. Rumors say it is likely that Felipe
Angeles, now secretary of war for the
constitutionalists, will succeed Villa.
The most desirable furnished rooms tre
advertised In The Bee. Get a nice cool
room for the summer.
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Anything the preserves your health by increasing your vital force is certainly valuable
to you. Poorly masticated food is not good for man or beast, and good teeth enter first
in preparing food for your stmach. How much would a horse be worth that couldn't
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BRXDOB XX OWE OAT
EDITORS WOULD PLAY BALL
South Platte Quill Fuihers Laying
for North Biver Scribes.
ONE GREAT GAME PLANNED
Will Takev IMncet In Lincoln Next
Satnrdny Candidates! by "Whole
sale Offer Themselves for
the Fray.
HASTINGS, Neb., June 17.-(Speclal.)
Those world's series games between the
Giants and the Athlettcs will have nothing
on tho battle which the editors of Ne
braska will wage In Lincoln next Satur
day for the transPlaite base ball cham
pionship. The conflict will be one ot tho high
spots ot the annual convention of the Ne
braska Stato Press association and will
be fought by teams under the leadership
of J. C. Elliott of West Point, and Adam
Breede of Hastings. "Jim" Elliott has
kept his war plans carefully concealed
but enough Is known of the material
available for the South Platte team to
make It certain that It will take some
mighty good ball players to plant the
championship north of the river.
There Is not a position on the South
Platte team that has not a half dozen or
more candidates One of tho tryouts Is
the man who taught Sam Crawford the
gamo. Another editor claims to have had
experience with the White Sox and there
are a number of others who have mado
fame for themselves in either organized
or disorganized base ball.
Barton First on Deck.
Ono of tho first to. reply to cards sent
to tho various South Platto, editors was
John B. Barton, editor of tho Hardy Her
ald, lie specializes as a catcher, but
can do equally well In either the In or
outfield or on tho bench.
Though he adihlts that he has a bum
wing, E. W. Varner, editor of tho Adams
Weekly Globe, has played ball all his llfo
and will tryout for cither shortstop or
second base.
C. F. Clark, editor of thp Butler County
Press, says he has not played ball for
thirty years, but as he nover starts any
thing that he can not finish, he expects
to bo In good condition. However, he will
not arrive In Lincoln until two days after
the game.
A. L. Taylor of the Republican Leader
of Trenton, Is a base ball crank of twenty
years standing and thinks he can help
the South Platto editors, provided his
assistance Is required.
In order that ho may not miss getting
Into the lineup J. C. Vollne, editor of tho
Nemaha County Herald, will arrange to
arrive In Lincoln at 7:30 a. m. on the day
of the game. His favorite position Is
second base.
Graves Is tVlllliiK.
"Replying to your inquiry as to ball
playing," writes Charles L. Graves, edi
tor of the Union Ledger of Union, "will
say that I am one of the 'vets' of the
gamo and It my services aro desired to
assist In 'trimming those North Platters
they are at your disposal." He can play
anywhere except the outfield.
B. E. Donahue of tho Dewltt Eagle, as
pires to bo the center gardener. "Have
filled that hole for the last seven or eight
years," he writes.
"Beat the North Platters Is the slogan,"
declares L. L. Slagel, editor of the Blue
Valley Journal. "Bring some consolation
tablets along for the North Platters; I
feel It In my bones that' we are going to
get tho bacon."
One of tho chief mainstays of the team
will b W. T. Pickett of the Wahoo
Wasp. Aside from being tho tutor of
"Wahoo Sam" Mr. Pickett claims dis
tinction as a pinch hitter and right
fielder. Ho played for a while with the
Wahoo outlaws, but later qualified In
organized base ball by joining the Wahoo
city league.
McCoy Offers Service.
H. H. McCoy of the Cedar Bluffs
Standard has recently turned down offers
from tho Chicago White Sox and tho
Chlfeds, but has agreed to play with the
South Platte team. He can pitch or
play shortstop.
H. M. McGaffln of tho Polk County
Progress says he Is a good ball player,
but Is even better as a rooter. Ho offers
to play either position. If by doing so he
can help to defeat Elliott's Nutmegs.
Clyde Hasklns of the Stella Press has
played third base for seven years, has
a good batting record and la a fine
fielder. He has been looked over by Bev
el al big league scouts, but not being sub
ject to draft is still In Stella,
A, H. Robertson of Lincoln Is a short
stop ot note and declares he will beat
out any other editor for that position on
the South Platte team.
W. G. Hubbard, a regular member of
the Osceola team, will represent tho
Osceola Record at the press meeting. Ho
will furnish his own uniform and be
ready to play any position, preferably
second base. Hubbard has a good reputa
chew we!17" Preserve your
and prolong your life.
Testimonial on ability to eat
better after teeth were fixed.
Dr. Bailey, Dear Doctor- I hunted,
all over town to find you, and at last
1 have done so. Tou fixed my teeth
18 years ago and they have dona fine
ever since, and I have been able to
eat anything that I wanted, and I
wanted you to fix them for me, as I
broke them eating hard candy, I
certainly appreciate the way you fix
teeth. You have kept up all ray fam
ily's teeth for all of 20 years and wa
11 like your work. Thanking you
for your past work, I am. yours re
spectfully. Mrs. peo. A. Richardson,
S80 Benton St. Council Bluffs. Ia.
A 20-Year Written Guarantee
GOU CROWN . . ) , ff A
llRIDOE TEETH t fill
WHITE CROWN . WslWW
and HARNEY STS.
8 A. M. to 6 P. M.
tlon as a second baseman and the dozen
or more candidates for that position will
have to go soma to beat him.
Smith Knmlly Ilrjitly.
Tho Smith family will bo represented In
the person of William H. Smith, editor
of tho Seward Independent-Democrat. H
says ho never played base ball In his
j-utinger days, though ho did carry water
for the elephant once. Ho Is a consider
able ball player now, however, and will
be ready to help put It over the Elliotts.
H. G. Taylor of Central City, an editor
of noto and a public officio! of distinction,
being a member of the State Railway
commission, modestly asserts that he Is
not In good training, except as to voice,
which ho offers to use to good purpose.
Nevertheless he Is being relied upon for
one of the battery positions.
Charles D. Blauvelt ot the Arapahoo
Mirror has been recommended by tho
South Platto scout for shortstop or out
field. Ho has made no application for a
tryout, but wilt surely bo In the lino up.
The same scout, whose name Is withheld
for his own protection, has recommended
C. J. Bowlby of the Crete Democrat for
third base.
There are four or more candidates for
every position except first base, but as
Lincoln should be well represented either
Will Owen Jones or A. L. Blxby of ths
Nebraska Stato Journal Is being counted
upon for this position.
WISCONSIN EUGENIC
LAW DECLARED VALID
MADISON, Wis., Juno 17. The supreme
court today sustained the constitutional
ity of tho eugenic marriage law, reversing
tho Judgment or the Milwaukee county
circuit court, which declared It Invalid.
BUT ONE ANSWER
in flir trrnnf linnH.il nrnh- A
h. VT syW SSjS, H Avw.wa - J
lem you must keep the
digestive system strong
and active. Weakness
there soon disturbs the
entire system. A daily
uso of the famous
HOSTETTER'S
Stomach Bitters
will overcome any
weakness in the Stom
ach, Liver and Bowels
and help you maintain
health. Start at once.
MAX LANDOW
LEAVES OMAHA
Has Two Mason & Hamlin Grand
Pianos in His Studio.
As formerly announced, Max Landow
will close his local studio and leave
Omaha very soon.
He has had two new Mason & Ham
lin pianos in his studio for one season.
These pianos will now be sold at bar
gain prices. A. Httspo Co. solicits offers
from those Interested In this most
famous of all grand pianos, the Mason
& Hamlin.
These grands may be seen at the Max
Landow studio, 101 S. 33d St., any after
noon this week. A. Hospe Co., 1513
Douglas St, Omaha. Advertisement.
lelivired To Your Horns
12c Quart
Alamito, Doug. 409
for Tu, 8fcy ncnw 0oB.
Ing to Our Office.
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lsdy AttsndsAts.
I snrcour omoxt uos o st.
Baby of Future
is Considered
Much thought has been glren In late
years to the subject of maternity. In
the cities there aro maternity hospitals
equipped with modern methods. But
most women prefer their own homes and
In tho tbwns and villages must prefer
them. And slnco this Is true wo know
from tho great many splondld letters
written on tho subject that our "Mother's
Friend" la a great help to expectant
mothers. They wrlto of the wonderful
relief, how It seemed to allow tho
muscles to expand without undue strain
and what a splendid Influence it was on
tho nervous system. Such helps as
"Mother's Friend" and tho broader
knowledge of them should have a helpful
lnfluenco upon babies of the future.
Sclenco says that an Infant derives Its
sense and builds Its character from
cutaneous Impressions. And a tranquil
mother certainly will transmit a moro
healthful Influence than if she is ex
tremely nervous from undue pain. This
Is what a host of men beltovo who
used "Mother's Friend."
Theso points aro more thoroughly ex
plained In a llttlo boo'K mailed free.
"Mother's Friend" Is sold In all drug
stores. Write for book. Bradfleli? Becrula
tor Co.. 411 Lamar Bldr.. Atlanta. Ga.
PURE and
SURE
DRUGS
Wo deal In no other kind. You
want no other kind. Everything
hero Is just what you would select
were you a drug expert. There's
not a cleaner or better drug stock
anywhere there couldn't be. Tot
our prices are lower than you are
apt to pay for Inferior drugs.
Expert pharmacists under the
direction of D. J. Klllen are ever
at your Bervlco at this store the
"Safety First" drug store of
Omaha.
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DRUG CO.
"Safety First"
10th and Howard.
Phono Douglas 480.
We Dollvor Anywhere,
Any Time.
Hot weather sense
Eat cooling foods in clean
sanitary places.
The Pure Food Sign.
Quickserv Cafeteria
Basement City Natl Dank RIdg,
Or Boston Lunches.
210 South 10th St.
1400 Douglas St.
1408 Farnam St.
THE FINEST
SUMMER DRINK
Buimer's
Imported Sparkling
Champagne Cider
opo r BotUt,
S.OO per Dossn.
ac. wonx.BXBnT & oo
814 South loth Street.
Opp. Union station,
bole Distributors
Prompt Olty DsUrsrlss.
Phone Douglas 143j
Bilious?
One of Acer's Pills at bedtime just
one. Acts on the liver. Gently laxative.
Sugar-coated. All vegetable.
Sold for OO yeesirsu
Asfc Your Doctor. (iSTIi-.:
AMUSEMENTS.
..Lake Manawa.. I
sWltUWlig tWUUVAsUg M44U
Other Attractions.
Free Moving Pictures
Every Evening.
Ideal Picnic Grounds.
Special Inducements to
Public Schools and Sun.
day Schools.
Tel. Doug. 1365.
9 Hours' Display, ftunons r.atnrs Films
saiiy, i a, 7 s 9 P.M.
OrchSOo; Bal, loo
At sUl psrformanoss
Tfcsfcter Continually Paeksd to Be.
SiKrSfn Traffic in Souls
Whits slavery's hideous horrors 01
vultTsd undistorted. x.t Olrls Know
ths Truth" Urs. Znes MllholUnd Belt
s.Tsin, .mintnt snffrtirist. Thss. films
dsplet it.
BASE BALL
Kotraxs PASS.
Omaha vs. Sioux City
JUNE 10, 17, 18, 10
Friday, June 19, Ladies Day
Games Called al 3 p. nu
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