TIIK BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1915.
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RELIEF COMMITTEE THANKED
House Members Pets Resolution
Commending the Members Who
Serred on This Body.
SERVICE GIVEN WITHOUT PAY
(From a Ruff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Neb.. April 6 (Special.)
A rerolutlon exprmolng the thanks of this
IrglHiature for the work (lone without
romprnratlon by the members of the
tornado relief commission appointed. In
1813 waa unanimously adopted by - the
hotiee of representatives Monday fore-
noon. It resds aa follows:
RURAL CREDITS BILL
ADYAHCEDJH HOUSE
Measure ProTiding for Banks to
Loan Money on Farms Recom
mended to Past.
MAITT BUT AND SELL REALTY
LINCOLN, Neb., April 1-fSpeclsl tele
gram.) H. R. 3. known aa the rural
credit Co -operative banking bill, waa
recommended for pesssge by tha houae
am moraini. . . v. n . a.rrihla.
Twenty or more person may inoor-1 atPaMr th form of a tornado visited
porat a rural credit bank whoea aharea ' and laid waste valuable property In and
v,.it h nr not l.ia than IJB each, and i about the towna of Uerlln. In Otoe county;
,.hell be fornot less inan ' Yutan. In Blunder county; Ralnton and
,not mora than S per cent or tna eioca i Jh( cy o 7mJ,hlt n jjouRlaa county,
'halt ha held bv any one person. Every I Nebraska, and created untold Buffering;
;.urh Institution win be subject to the J andneetir of Chri.tl.. David H.. Wellington Inn. real .tat... Rep.
reneraj osnaina - i - -1 Whereas, the lealalntura appropriated C o0j Juitt, Sfcamldt, 3423 Bristol, lawyer .. .Rep.
credit banks are to bo eonductd on a co- lioo.ouo for the relief of the tornado auf-1 fl" , , .
SroUmTtVp?' by "lie Da vU, J. A., 2612 Marcy. real estata. Rep-
governor, authoriio: to expend ucn bp- DrueMdow Robert C, 1141 g. 29th, stock broker. Rep.
proprlstion and aurh other funds raised I ...
for the aame purpoae, in the manner pahlman, J, C., 2901 Hickory, mayor Dem.
Starters in the Great Elimination Stake
Full List of Entries for the Primary liac to Precede the Main Event, the Great
Content for the Seven Citv Commissionerships Trial Heat fet for Today.
; operative plan and dividend! on tha stock
'are limited to ! per cent Any remain
ing profit above that amount murt be
divided among the patrona of tha bank
In proportion to th amount of bualneaa
which they carry with It. None of tha
proflta ia allowed to go to surplus or un
divided profit.
LasTio.e Lnm.
Tna banks are permitted to make Ions
time loans, not exceeding thirty-five
years, on farm lands with first mortgsgs
security. Loans are limited to CO per
cant of the value of Improved landa
and per cent of or. Improved land. The
bm lower mm rpay a specified portion
vwry year, and after five year ha will
hjtra tha option of paying all or any part
f tha indebtedness.
Rural credit bond secured by mort
jtragns or deeds af truat depoalted with the
Stat Banking board may bo laaued by
! them bank They may also buy and aell
tcewsroerolal papera and engage la other
j banking traataaottons under tha auparvl
!akm af tha bank In r department Da-
poelta may ba naad to ptirehaaa and) retire
ithefr own bonda, or to purchase mort-
case or tract deads. Tlrty per oent of
I tha capital may be atllised (or the same
ipurpca,
j Deattaar r Boat Batata.
, authority U aim oonf erred upon tha
rum! banks to buy and sell real stat
tinder aertaln restrictions. Whera real
'stata la taken to satisfy a debt to the
bank It must not be bald lonffer than
Name, Residence and Business. PolUleR.
Anderson. Nels J., 2705 Meredith, contractor. .- .Rep.
Barker, Frank, 3021 Davenport, palat Rep.
Birmingham, T. C, 3510 Lafayette, preacher. .Prohlb.
Bonner, Albert W., 3825 N. 17th, coat dealer. . .Rep
Bedford, Jeff W., 3922 N. 18th, coal, real estate. Dera.
Bernstein, Nathan, 2722 Capitol Ate., Insurance. Rep.
Butler, Dan B., 2820 California, city com'r. . . .Dem.
Burnjester. Louis, 317 N. lth, tinner Rep.
Chambers, William N., 1S18 Farnam, lawyer. . .Rep.
Carter, J. N-, 2018 Wirt, mechanic ,...9oc.
Cuslck, Jjohn, 1187 N. 18th, ex.-dty Inspector. : Rev.
Cherek, Nlchdlas, 2803, Walnut, contractor Rep.
Claiborne, H. H.. 1901 Dodge, Justice of peace. .Rep.
v' neyanouia nni ror me in- T, ii vtij .nn a jtntl. hl'U.mltk nm
tereetn af tne etete and the apeeriy relief -' a"'" " ivvuiu, v -
the unfortiinate, which committee waa Dreiel John C. 2526 Eto. 10th, shoe man Dem.
rrmiMoiiwa oi mo ifMiowina; mn: nmmn ... t
low ell, Arthur r . Aitilirn, Arthur C. rJncson, timil it., am tjaiitornia, sniri maa.erk.nop
rrf. K Iiin of'Lanraeur cnt Funkhouser. M. F.. 13 N. 41st, Insurance. .'. f .Deru.
William Miner of Saunders county, and rieharty, Harry B., 8515 Jonea, lawyer. ...... .Dnj.
f . 1 1 Kit1 If fw I it eM fnrtn i vsirir1
Wiwrean. this rommitte hmm labored Ford J. C. 1804 N. 16thf iwltchman ......... Rep.
IaMS at tll.r-.ta. euUkAH aam.vm... I ' .
tiorZ di.tributinic judiciou.iy auch ippro- Foster, Harry A., 2506 Maple, dentist ...Rep.
EllPn-;ndu.I!l" cm,mt the,r Ouye, Louis V., 614 8 26th Ave., real estate. . .Rep.
wbie toaara euatained by pmvidin food. I Howard, Jerry, 222 8. 26th, laborer , . . .Dem.
alieltcr, beddlno-, furniture, labor, medical I ..VJ x, r,,,.j , tj
attendance, maohinery. homea and other Hacket, H. J., 4622 Bedford Ave., real estate. . .Rep.
PdTheS Henry P.. 2042 N. 18th, dep. T.T. 8. marshal. Rep.
friierv twin am ii I clAChUU. arIIlt:H.e 1 I Va O. XOUi. noiuiUADlvi .
r!niUniimml. J..B., 624 N. 18th, city commissioner. .Rep.
jor neir swieroue ana untirina; efforta In wtldlnrer. Al. 2602 Decatur. A.O.U.W. oraanlter . Ren.
M., 8157 Meredith, dentist... 9oc.
. .Dem.
beralf of he atate and of tha thourmnda nf
aufferera, and preeem ms; to the atate I Heffner, E
cttirriST ' "" " Howell, Ed E., 4018 hard, Insurance.
,flv years. Each bank Is required to
'hava an appraisement commute, of three
' directors to paas vposi real estate values
'and transactions.
; Two amendments which war proposed
.failed to carry. One of th.m was to re
Idoca tba maximum loan period to twenty
' ftva years. Tho other was to limit the
' amount of capital which mlfht ba used
I in buylns; up tba bank's own bonds ts IS
1 per cent.
UVYERS" EILL GOES
BY BOARD IN HOUSE
LI NOOLN. ' A prtt fc (flpecJaD-Another
iblll favored by tha lawyers was ruthlessly
'laushtered In the house Monday morn-
1ns. It was Hone BoJl No. SH. by muii
'ran. providing that attorney fee. might
bo Included In Judgment tor amounts due
on notes and negotiable Instruments. Mr,
Jloffmeteter vocifaroualy demanded that
it be Indefinitely postponed. . This drew
from Mr Lsnigan a few aaivaatlo re
marks on tha "house phllanthplut from
Chase.'' i Tha majority was with Htrff-
melnter, however, and after he had been
aavetcd into alienee It aetit the bill to the
rra-yard bf in overwhelming majority,
The Andrso bill. Hous Bolt No. I,
memoriHsiviK . cortfrress . for a constitu
tional ani'ndtnpnt ttt elect the prealdant
and vlca president by direct popular vole
went through jwrmilttne of tVa ' whole
with no opposition. Two appropriation
hltle to trying tl.W tor a laundry at the
Mllfurd Boldk'Ts' homo and ii.VO tot
Vltchen liTtprovornents at the Grand
51nd Boldiere home, wera Hkewiaa ap-
iw-wvcfi and sent to third reading.
IXC'CUTGilvATCH FIGHT
CULLET1M3 A'JD B!L,L DIES
' 1. 1.
fTrnrn a T-ft Cfrrespfrndent)
' LtNOOtiK, Axn1 S- ftpeclBl Telegram.)
jrtc jotineon and Jeaa "Wlllard are In-
idlrvotly renonrH!e for tha toes' of a
hem ' for f! Kebraalia Tntorlci r so
'tAotf. T!i Mil. vhfch eD for' a -ralll
; lavy for two Tears, -was killed this aft-
wwn tu committee, of the whota by a
'n?te f t . Twenty-three members
war assent, attending tha announcement
of the fight retnrna. Jifcd alt been preaant.
tt la said that tha 1411 might hava beea
ms.iclT passed
(From a Staff Correenondent.)
LINCOLN, April "8.8peclaUaenator
Qulnby does not propose that tha demo
cratic senate shall adjourn until It has
endorsed President Wilson and his ad- Thirteen Special Meagurei FfcTOred
I 1 T j .1 (1..1..I V.a.l An
UJT OVUtt Ul VUUUVl AlyVlWU WU
Quinby Persists
In Trying to Get
Hoye, Fred H., 2018 Oak, contractor
at!
.Rep.
Jardlne, W. 8., 8411 California, express company. Rep.
Jorg-ensen, Thor, 1001 Park Are., real estate.. , .Soc.
Kiewlt, Andrew, 2609 Marcy. contraetor Rep.
a r c"i , rM.t a v. nit ,nn'. Run '
Klrschbaum, Max, 813 8. 22d, salesman. , Soc
Kopp. Jacob, 3461 8. 15th, candy manufacturer. .Soc.
Lacy, M. J., 1002 8. 30th Ave., civil engineer. . .Dem.
Laraoreaux, Albert A., 1819 Blnney, contractor. .Dem.
Light, John W., 3484 Sahler, barber Dem.
Leeder, Ed., 1014 8. 23d, Justice of the peace. . .Rep-
Miller, C. C, 8208 Sherman Ave., Insurance Rep.
Michael sen, Waldemar, 4224 Douglas, electrician. Rep.
Metcalfe, James W., 8884 Charles, tec. retailers. .Dem.
Musgrave, James R., 8719 N. 22d, deputy sheriff .. Rei.
Metilaff, Albert F, 8608 Leavenworth, mfg. agt.Rep.
Morrow, E.' I., 8416 Decatur, salesman.. 0oc.
Monah&oC A. T 111? Blaine, salesman .Dem,
Mehrens. Peter, 609 Lincoln Blvd., chef ...... .Soc.
McDonald, J. W., 2238 Jones; civil engineer. ... .Rep.
MoGovern, Thomas, 2615 Chicago, city com'r... Dem.
Nash, Villiam. M., 3151 8. 33d., real estate. . . . . .Ind.
Peter. Val J., 3?15 8. 20th, editor. ........ .'.Den.
Qulgley, Frank T., 8111 Maple, loans. Dem.
Ryder, J. J., 2623 Meredh Ave., city com'r. . ..Rep.
Riha, Frank J., 1415 William, printer Dem.
Shriver, W. Q., 1902 N- 25th, real estate. . . . . . .Rep.
Slaven. Owen. 1702 8. 10th, contractor. . .Dem.
'Shroud, Thomas F.. 5100'Florence Blvd., mfr...Rp.
Simon, Edward, 2411 Spencer, lawyer.... Itep.
, Unitt, Charles, 3210 Hamilton, W.O.W. organlier.Rep.
Walker, C. T.t 2624 Ames Ave., merchant. . Dem.
Wlthnell, Charles II., 2226 Bnrdette, city comr. .Dem.
Welch, P. J., 2615 8. 3 2d Ave., hat atore .Rep.
Wappich, W. F 810 N. 41st, lawyer. ......... .Rep.
Walsh, Edward, 1022 Park Ave., W.O.W. org'r..Dem.
Tlrak,' John, 1241 8". 16th, real estate... Rep.
Zimman, H. B 8019 California, lawyer ...Rep.
V
Polls Open "in th Various Voting Districts from 8 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Wilson Praised SENATORS AT WORK
UPOH MONEY BILLS
effort to got a resolution psaeed to that
effect v '
Iaat week a motion for a joint session
of tha two houses was called and the
senator with a persistency which should
bring Its reward, sgaln want after tha
matter. . Tha senajte was composed in
such a grapa Juice body that Qulnby
tnought ha could get the Wllaon reeolu
tlon adopted if ha included Mr. Bryan In
it, but this inducement held out to the
members did ot appear to help any and
tho resolution was. put over for a day
with tha added instructions that It ba re
ferred to tha houae. V
Governor Awaits
Primary Outcome
by Finance Committee.
SOME RESTORATIONS ARE MADE
(rFom a Staff Correspondent.)
liINOOLJf, April Special.)-Thir
teen of the special appropriation bill".
moat of them Board of control measures;
were reported out by tha senats finance
committee when tha upper house met to
day.
Three of tha bils are amended so as to
raise ths appropriation, Tho other tea
ara recommended to pass ' Just as they
csma from tha house. Tho general sal'
arloa bill, house roll 760, is about com
pleted and will probably coma out ot tho
committee Tuesday morning. Ths commit
tee Is still working on th emalntenanc
bill, house roll TCI, which will probably not
ba out before Wednesday at tha earliest,
The chief interest canters on these two
IJNCOtJ.,. April .Bpeela4.)-The gov.
ernor has done nothing yet so far to
ward Issuing a proclamation for ths ape- I last antioned bills by reason of the nu
clei Omaha election for tba purpose of I meroua cuts mads by tha house finance
voting on . tha annexation proposition. I committee and adopted by tha lower body
Neither bus lee slsnd ths eleotrto light- as a whole.
U.S. Officers Watch
For' Jack Johnson
CHICAGO, April a United BUtes Dis
trict Attorney Clytse announced today
that ths government had stationed secret
service men at the ringside of tho John-eon-WUUrd
flgh in Havana. Mr. Clyno
declined to go into details- ' -
From another official source It wss
Intimated that should Johnson Journey
outside ot the three-mile limit la Cuban
waters he would be taken In custody in
connection with his conviction under
the Mann act.
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HOWARD
AND SIXTEENTH STREETS
(T1
The Unvaried Unusual Excellence
of Our Ready-to-Put-On Apparel
Will as instantly delight YOU.
as it has hundreds of other
women who demand distinc
tion in dress at a moderate cost.
Suits, Dresses, Coats,
Skirts, Blouses.
in an array so temptingly
pretty and fashionable that
more women are wearing
Thompson-Belden apparel
than in any other season.
It's always a pleasure to show
ing bill and gives no advance dope wheH
either of tha two will be taltsn tip.
,
WHITE SOX GAME CALLS
WEMBERS FROM DUTY
',' . fees 6 ta Boarel,
Among iha thraa special sppropriatlon
UUs amended by the houae waa houae
rtl SST, conaolldatlng ths aUlllon regis
tration board with the live stock sani
tary board. The amendment of .thesenate
finance committee strikes out the pt-ovfr-
(From a Btajff Correspondent.) aon that ths fees shall be paid Into tha
MNCOr-M,- April g (8pciaJ ) VVIth t.ta treasury and givea them to tha-aup-
only sixty members present with blls on j BOrt ot the board. This wss as tha bill
final jmimage, lloffmelctcr of Chaaa an- 1 was originally Introduced before ths house
nounced that he understood absent mom- I rmance committee got to It. I ' '
lxrs were attending th Chionffo "White I Another amendment Is to' put the ep
FU and Ijnwln ball gaxna and he moved proprlation for general Improvements at
that tha serseant-at-at-ms be ordered to (he stats fisheries, If. R. 864, back to Its
so to the grounda and bring the members 0I jirtnal figure ot 110,000. Tha houae
bach. The motion carried with a whoop, I finance committee cut this to S,50(.
only two or three voting agatnat it.
W'lth tha instructlcna la his . pocket
Bergant-atArms Boyd mad a break
for ths' hall grounds and then someone
suggested that It might" bs well to send
a. man, after him. ..
Ths. bill up '.was ths factory . Inspection
bill snd it needed only two or three votes
to receive th, constitutional majority with
tha emergency clause.
CAS FRA?:CiSISE AND
FlnC.'iEffS BILL FAVORED
The third Changs Is to put H. IV si.
appropriating for buildings at ths Be
atrice Institute - for th : Feeble Minded,
back to lta original figure of ttl.000. Th
bouas tlnaaca' committee had cut it to
Km Other Chaaaea.
Th boua- finance committee mada no
other cuts in the other bills and thy are
not changed lnny , way by th sanata
commute. They approprlat as follows:
For sswaco dlapoaal plant and laundry
equipment at Ulrla' Induatrtsl home at
Uneva. w.ww.
For DUUOlnS lOr IlOme lor imimimrni
Children. tJ.K.
Kur tmorovements for Nsbraeka Hos
lKTHlVlPnl.Ifl Inl. iHI Inlt.l tnm I nmmnm I Lincoln.
mh nf the twfintv-aevea Tim Haute I ror nw vtn,,m,j v......u.
mn chargod.wlth conspiring to corrupt Kn. A.lrr b.rn m'n ',u0 at Industrial
Tcrre Haute Case
Goes to the Jury
T,TNfYI-Mr April I. poctal ToJegranv) I th election of last November, went to I borne at Mnrord. W.WO. ' "
Ornate file 1. ths Qulnby bill to repeal I tha Jury In th federal ourt here let I For a new bluldlng at tba Norfolk
. h. rMnnU HIT I r-Aiir w.a ttymm altlnpnrf until I hospital, d0,0W).
ni ivi. tmw v' i ' - - - i k oriual appropriation oi
charter axtenlo) of th Omaha oas com-l tomorrow morning, which means a ver-funi of normal echoois.
Piiny franchise was recommended ror I did. If one should be reached, will not be
Dwaait by th senate. I announced nntu men.
llou.a rott VO. Drueaeftows mil previa
Slats
andowmant
liur for a 4ubU shift for Omaha firemen.
was also recommended for passage. Tha
bill brcvidea for a night shift of thirteen
hoars snd a day shift of eleven hours, ths
two crews alternating aach month.
Lfftlatv P4!as.
gmnwaite for raaaaae by geaat
rimntilrt af !.
k v . 2; Hnw.ll af IXtualas Amend
wurkmeii'a coniiten.titlon law
nrnvtdlns a flnsor and toe a h-dule. Buch
trtiuri., hitherto left Indefinite a to
tbe-aniount of compensation.
Smile, Be Happy!
Mayor Fraarr RriUii.
LINCOLN, April &. (Special.) Major C. 1
IB. Fraser of Stantoa of ths Fourth in
fantry has tendered his resignation to
Adjutant ueneral Hall of th National vv I n V .J.i.r'i
ouard. h giv. phy.tcsi inability a. his Cheer Up I Remove the winter s
reason for leaving ths guard. An cloo-l
tlon will be held shortly among; the of
ficers of ths regiment for the purpose of I
choosing his successor.
DEATH RECORD,
Ja Cook.
OXFORD. Nab., April . 6. Speclal)T
Jacob Cook, aged U years, died at tna
home, ot his son, I Cook, of Atlanta, ot
Infirmities incident to eld . age. Mr. Cook
was an old and well-known resident of
Furnas county, having lived In th vicin
ity, of. Oxford for many years tintU about
a year aco. when he want to make his
homo .with .hie son. lis wss bom In
Canada and spent his early manhood in
Wisconsin, whera ho. -was . married, re
moving eaon aitwr to" Nebraska whera he
has lived, ever since. ; Ha Is survived by
five children, four daughters and one
tfon, 1 9 d three brothers, lease ef Omaha,
Henry of Sacrmento Cel., asd Thomas
of Oxford. . i . . ' .,'.,'.
. M. Smith.
BEATRICE. -NeU..-Api. trcJal Tel
egram.) Ward was received here today
announcing tha death of D. tt Pmlth,
formerly of this city, which occurred at
Platta City, Mo. Hs was for years en
aagHl In ths dairy business wltVhls son
here. . . .'-.,...
Colorado Solon is
Arrested for Assault
DENVER, Colo., April l.-A. P. Ar
dourel, member of ths Colorado legisla
ture, today waa arrested on a charge of
assault and battery sworn to by C. H.
Newell, editor of a newspaper. Newell
on Saturday waa publicly reprimanded by
tha houaeof repreeent&tives on account
of a fist fight between himself and Ar
dourel on ths floor of tho houae the pre
ceding day. Ardourel was released on
209 bond.
. Die Heart Traable.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 8 -James 8.
Bell, president of the Weehburn-Crosby
company and one of the leading millers
of the city, died this afternoon ot heart
trouble. Hs had been II nearly two years.
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SiuZSjaT
POLITICAL ADVERTISING.
If Kidneys Act
Bad Take;Salts
. . -rl- ;.
gays Itarkaxhe Is sign yoa have
ben rating too mucli meat, ,
which forma urio acid.
Ira Kauitlnir mi Pierre.
, PIEIlRK, B. D.; April S.(9peclal Tels
grain.) The Ice has been' running out
quietly , sine . shcrtl after noon today
with ths river at about a seven-foot stags
and, slowly rising.
v; . r. ,
Apartnwnts, flats, houses and eottagas
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Be "For Rent' Ad. ' '
IN Jas Amy ta Eiratt,
TOKIO, April S. -Tha project to orsa.
tie and send a Japanese volunteer army
to Km rope has Seen abandoned. The pro
moters explain that they failed to set the
rovemment's sanction, which waa Judged
necessary. ' . .
. Xawt wlta, Veeael. . - .
fiALTIMORR, Hd., April (.-Captain
John T. Dowdy of Baltimore and two of
Ui crew of th sohoouer slary 8. Ewlns
were Aoat when the vcmI sank off
Point Lookout, at th . month of the
Potomao rtver, during the gal last Satur
day. .;,.
When you waits' up with" backache and
dull misery n' tha kidney region it. gen
erally means you bav been eating too
much meat, says a well-known authority.
Meat forms urio sold which overworks
th kidneys m their effort to filter It from
th blood and they become sort of para
lysed and loggy. When your kidneys get
sluggish and clog you must relieve them.
Ilk you relieve your bowels; removing
all th body's urinous wsste, ls you
have backache, sick headache, dlssy
spells: your stomach sours, tongue Is
coated, snd when th weather Is bad you
hav rheumatic twinges. The urine la
cloudy, full of sediment, channels often
get sore, water scalds and you are obliged
ta seek relief two or throe tunes during
ths night." v
Either consult a good, reliable physi
cian at ones' or get from, your pharmacist
about four ounces of Jad Salts; take
a taWeapoonful In a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your kid
neys will then set fine. This famous salts
Is mads from the sctd of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with 1 lithla, and
has been used for generations to clean
and stlmuflte sluggish kidneys, also to
neutralise acta In the urine so it no
longer trrttstes. thus ending bladder
weakness. '
Jad Bait Is a life saver for regular
meat eaters. It Is Inexpensive, cannot
Iniurs and rnskss a delightful effervescent
lithla-water drink. Advertisement
LARGE CROWDS EAGER TO LEARN
ADOPT TS1E UEV r.llllERAL AKOZ
iOllS b. MACKENZIE, TKE DISCO YICRKK, TELLS OF SUCCESS OP
CALIFOIINIA KKMEDY.
Harry D. Zioosn's
Views on Uzzlli snd.Sssitatisa
H regards the collection snd disposi
tion of garbage in a metropolitan city
one ot the most Important features of,
the life of a great commonwealth. Ha
stands for tho early establishment ot a
modern reduction plant which would he
self-austaining through th sal of valu
able by-products. The city is now paying
more than $30,000 a year tor tha collection
of garbage which la delivered to a hog
feeding concern on the 'east bottoms
where the stench Is such as to arouse
loud protests." Omaha must face this
garbage question. The annual outlay of
V3O.O0O is unnecessary., .Other cities are
showing that the garbage can be, gathered
from th householders without charge,
hauled" in a sanitary manner to reduction
plants and valuable 'materials extracted.
Borne cities are earning a profit-from
their garbag plants, after allowing for
gathering. Interest on Investment and
other charges. Omaha can do the aame
thing and should do the Sam thing with
out further delay. ,
Mr. Zimman believes that a reorganiza
tion of the health department ef the city
would result In lasting good. Hs holds
that ths department should be operated
upon an efficiency basis and that no in
spector be retained unless he actually
Inspects something.
Th health commlsaloner and assistants
should maintain offices In tho city hall
and b available to tba public at reason
able hours, at least
H also stands tor a mora adequate
sewer system, better regulation of per
sons afflicted with certain contagious
and Infectious diseases. He believes that
policemen should serve as health officers
In a reasonable, degree, tor Instance, ob
serving unsanitary conditions in yards
and alleys and serving notices to those
maintaining such nuisances. Ho thinks
a policeman should be a conservator ot
ths health as well as th conservator
of tha peace of a city.
Th running at large of dogs he be
lieves should be abated in any metropol
itan city. Dogs are subject to rabies
during certain times of tha year and the
publio should bs safeguarded agamst
this danger.
Vote fsr
HARnYD.ZIMr.lAU
POLITICAL
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ADVERTISING.
In the Selection of a
Your CityComnuV
sioners Add
Low's Po mi ester
Who Efficiency Has Been
Proven, by Hu Past Record
4MlBMK.tT$.
VYocdrnert of The World:
Week April 5 to 10
Braid Camp JTo, g.
Braid Hall, a-tth and Ames Ave. '
TTTB8BAT VXOKT, Ann (.
A Modern Woodmen ef America
and Jkoyal Xihbors Klght,
jealajr, Daaolag Brery Braning.
DOYD
OMAHA' MOST
Sonirht, th Sensational Drama,
THE NIGGER
Tomorrow, octet? Bight.
Between Acta, TD nrest Mister '
Strlag Quartos, ,
Mats., 'Weau, TJsnrs- Safc, 8.
Bights. g5o. Boo. .
Bast Wsek, Oeo. K. CJoaaa'a
If nstoal Comedy,
"taih: or wbw hobk"
4Bxt f . n
a BATS w U
poisou from your liver
arid bowel.
Old Heeldeat Kas Life,
riERRK, 8. D., AprU a. t8plal .Tele-
H. K . Hnry of riras-AnnuaJ as.lBrtlt)g Hoffman, an old resident
sanirnt Shall Ugtn March 1 Instead Of I Kl,n. rountv. oAmmltl.! aul.-t.la
H. r . lw, JH &-U"T r v IUitv r-n wtssst i gat turn lann iiwnn mm vwni mtw-
i tord to tiaunn vocatiunai i t bwn poor fcealtn Tor ioitu
K-nTfS fha VurSsVaPa AUlttT tlm.. which wss the probabl c.c.e of th.
(una ci Trisin"l "in, me iworanwouumn
of the e-lioot .oae itevwiua cuiuwiwn, 11
STV'k-B .. ' o,HeM
to oonaolWmed hlshl' WASHINGTON, April . (Special T'le-
schools rurU of from u to tJuO a yar gram -PoMmtr apllntl in N.
...kn,. ' IDrUK' nvirciiar.1. nwilf. rwntr, r.,.. r
8. V. If. BaUDdira or imusias ivaisea I """. ,
Omaha from to a- miu. f-; . ""'l.LV. 1 II. -ii 'iZ. i
Killed fcr Hotiee.l tuli I XV "hmh-rlli. re.ujned: ln. .n. Holt
the W V elr-k niuitiv nanmi J. Miilone. vioe C. r
II R. U The auf omntille bill to require Ihnmh. reatKned: Il.lUn. Hamilton
drivar. of uuarhinra to atou when l-1 .nuni v Ituwaird I.vertt kl v1 Mm. A. U
prvaiilns a railway eroating, and whii-h I Cf iwy, n-raovedrht'Onsvlew. heya -"taa
wa aafivpndfcd x)nUrbly to reyulr rail-1 county. Kx Bui U. vl- C L Fhelpa;
way ouiiifAttipa to put us aarnlng elgiis I I naUllla. j( oouniy. mus os uuuuw,
at crx.iM coimtdered danir-roua. lvl-;. M. Hutt, rigne,i.
Hill :inDrtttUnif n.-ll levy lor Hiatal rootineau-is reypiria in icor..
11 ltoi-tcal socioiy builjing. . Prownirt. 'hrry county. Jautea low
. . . - m rf i 1 . I ii.fl'. a w in hi . in- inaiiivwn, c-w
HIIIS r Bie. u.i l.m.t Mvcr: tvnold Jrt-
Vk,l. , . I (rracn county, fcluixn blnsUam; to(la,
S,. T. Klechel of Nemaha Provide 1 (:lt,u .ou.iv. Thorn.. V. fook:
fcr outlmi .i,tlimiiriii ty citlua f I Tli'impson. Jufferson county. Lewla t.
mall OebV'tr hihuohimi cun, i.Qlinlton.
nniimun juru1U tina (( Ml. I Muih Dakota: Cavour. Bdl county,
K. '. 170. c! VS tn--Utliil it alVlr. livniui.na U. Cuatcllo.
aTiti"1iii-aLor l- pii.ii4o aoely'xn 1'lanll NVbraKa iitkiims tntrd: Charles C
aiuluu twenty-iito im or auy liuiiaiug. tU 'ii rana l.i.itn
NciiraiMa potornra aisroniinuea
... . ,n run Horn curiiy. man i luuriuin
- 1 niiii,t.urir. l'.rtr couutv. maU to tr
WAltHINaTO!. Atrll Th auureme I cnt
r.uii k.liy ivrld thai Ml !-- In at-nrr&l I city NutUmai bank or Omaha ?
iim C4ii.i.iaus '..irrr.dr c..uve" wrre I br.en ai'iMiinll at a rviatrv aaeut tvt
by lujuntuo ku IcOcrol court.. Itn.t Kaiiuuul bans of Adair, la.
Enjoy. life! Don't stay bilious,
sick, head&ehy and
constipated,
ay m.
vw J
Pud 10 cents teal grand! Tonight
take Cascarets to Uvea your liver and
cleaa your bowels. 8to? the beadechea.
bilious spella sourness, gaaea, coated
tongue bad breath, aallowaeas and con
stipation Taks Caacarets and ny the
nloest. gentlest "tnsld oleaestcg" you
sver arprleneed. Wake up tealtng fine.
CttoeareU ts best caihartlo for cUUdrsn.
Many peopl will no doubt Invade tha
Shaman McConnell llth ana podg
6t. store todsy to learn mor about Akos,
th medicinal mineral discovered by Jolut
D. UacKsnsls ot Ban Francisco.
This will ba th first dav ot tha Intro
duction of th rare mineral In this city.
Th report of th great number of cures
that had been affected by Akos eiaewoere
when used, for rheumatism, kidney and
atomach trouble, eceema. catarrh, uloera.
piles and other ailments attracted many
M. H
Interested psraona to m wwrnia.
Connell lh 8t Drug Store.
"In .California Akos has . beoom a
household word." ssid Nr. MafKensie.
"Ours being a California product, we ia-
troduced It first la the principal Califor
nia cities. Ths reault has bn a b
nomeosl eucceaa San f ranclaco, Loa An
elea. fan Diego. Pscramento. rrasno.
Eureka. Stockton. 6n Jos sod other
clUes r now using Akos ta great quan
tttiea An Idea of th merit ot Akos may
1le bad by r fare nee to th nam of prom
inent Callfornlana who bav s-oluntarlly
glvaa us their tostlmontals after using
'Akos for vsrlous disorders. In tha list
ara Bear Admiral Thomaa Phelps, unttea
States Navy, retired; Joba C. Wfncn,
former Vnlted States collector ot later-
nal rvou at 8an rranclsco: Otorp a.
Van Smith, political writer and author
of th CalKorala direct primary law; Sen
ator August B. Muenter, former I nnea
Klatcs collector af Internal revsaua at.
Ban rrsnrisco; Senator W. 8. Bavag of
lo Aagalea. "Whit Hat" McCarty. tb
Baa rraaclao turfsaaa aad hundreds ot
othera"
J. D. MacKenxi.
Ths Akos men will be on hand at the
Sherman A McConnell lth St. Drug Store
for th next several weeks to explain the
merits of Akos and to tell how to get the
very beat reaulta In the treatment of the
aunvaroua disorders that rrspond qiriVkly
ta treatment by this mineral. Tou are
Invited to vlalt or write ths Akos maa for
further tutor ma tlon regarding this adver
tisement.
vjALDEdnn
lOHAELSEE
Candiiats fsr
Cily Commissior.:r
Your Vote is- Respectfully
Solicited.
HRANDEIO
. 1MUI1M FlaBai.
k?!si Marti. Tempest
Oponlas- sui AprJj r.
Marriage of
Kitty
ststiss aiid Bvaaiaa?.
AprU g, "
Resrly Msrried
Brtoesi Brag., go t
an Mat., gap t ti.6o
.y- V . Openli
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rkoae Bcag, 434
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nigai, mil .
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A1.ICB BXS and
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tl. K.." Th.
Pan Aare(ha,
Mr. ..d Uia.
FnSrtrk Allan, Brant Hon. Hotr ana Cat. Or-
pnwm ir.T.1 naaiir. rrioM: Mallnaa, glr) ,
lue. Ra. m.w taarvt iaturd.7 aud Buaday), 2ic.
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&jCUJ4Q3 su atau ls-ag'oc
6th Aaooal Tarat ef Mas Hplea-el'a
SSiSJ..- THE CCLUEE ClklS
With a 'Bah-'Bala Cast BwbraoUg
Alt RCVH9LDS f LORCNCK MILLS
All the Old Fun and Much That's Nrw
BBATTTT CKOHUS OJT TAIS CO-DBS
aUaates Blme statfaiee Wm Bay a.
DDABBHI-JTS
Onaha Elks' Male Chores
IX CONCERT
Twenty Wea, Assisted by Cos String
Quartette) Mir. M. A. ..., VioUftlst :
MUas Carolya Bamlltea. Sopraa.
. AOaUMlOM, S1.O0,
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IPP TUEATE
Hoci ef Partmouct Pictures
&AST TIKXS TOBAT
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CARLYLE BLACKWELL
in -THE KKY TO YESTERDAY"
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Bvelya Hopper Aaaoaaa
MME. GADSKI
Worla-ramed Kuruo, la Caet
Mtnal roaWa.Ua
TONIGHT AT I
TtckeU It and tt. Now aellinc at the
Sheet Mualo Dept. of llayden Bros,
and A. lioepe Co.
