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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1915)
niE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, itAY 4, m 14 9 WHITER WHEAT ABOYE AYERAGE Barling-ton'" Weekly Crop Report I Shows Condition! Ahead of Any Former Tewr. LARGE ACREAGE FOR CO RSI f MADE IN 4 The Lrllntton' Nbrarta rop report for thg week ending last Bst- nrdsf night showa that the winter I wheat of the state still continues In a better condition than at any cor responding period daring former I years. On the basis of 100 per cent being the condition, on the several diTlslons of the road, the condltloa et this time Is estimated as follows: i Otnuha dlvlntoff." iej per cent. Incoln dlvlelnn. W per cant. Wymore division, ia?per pen. Mot Took division, ICS per eant. ' Sprint" rratn la op end la making rapid growth. It ta estimated that 09 to taut Saturday night about V per cent of the core. acreage had been planted, with prao tieery all of he crop In the ground by the ea4 of tha present weak. Ne rrtnlig Wntkw. Daring the week there were no frees-in- weather, or severe froata In any portion of tha state and aa a result, tha prospects for an Immense fruit crop la the beat In year a. In the western pert of the atate, where tbay sra grown extensively, a, goodly rortlon of the augur beet shave bees planted. The Burlington's report Indicates that aside from a limited are along tha Mis. hour! river, thare waa an abundance of rain last week end that In no locality ere crews In Immediate nede of moisture. Over the Lnlcoln division during the week the precipitation ranged from one balf inch at fSarnrnt to three and one half Inches at Hastings, the heavy ram being welt distributed; the Wyom-1 tng division showed one-half Inch at X&ams, with three Inches at Strang; the XtcCook division, three-fourth of an noh at Ayr to three and ene-haJf Inchea at ilcCook. Whitehead Asserts East Expects Omaha to Make Big Gains Chief Clrk Whitehead of the Burling- tcn'e passenger department has returned from a three weeks' trip to New York and the eastl Throughout the. east Mr. Whitehead found bualneaa conditions lm-1 proved and everybody feeling optimistic Paid Mr. Whitehead: "All through the east they are looking toward the central west, having heard of its continued prosperity, while other sertlona of the country have, been less favored.' They have heard of our rich agricultural lands, our greet cattle ranges and the prospects that we have for, an other bumper crop title year. These con ditions have advertised the central west nd It le no longer an unknown section of the country, either la financial, busl ness er home chiles. "Nearly every place I went I was asked concerning Omaha, and this vu fre quently eeld to me, 'You have a boom out there, have you notr "Invariably I told the people that I Omaha has no symptoms of a boom, but that owing to the wonderful resource in its trade territory, its geographical loca tion. Its railroad center and its facilities! for reaching out and gathering In bust-1 rics. It is enjoying a good, steady and ubstantlal growth. 'Every when the people ef the east seem to know of Omaha, and everywhere! they look upon It as one of the best cities I ' in the country end one that Is to keep . on growing until it becomes the metrop olis of 'the country between the lakes I and the Pacific eoaat' Railroad Manager gees Banner Crop . in Sight for 1915 Assistant General Manager Oreer ef the Burlington II nee rent-of the Missouri river is In from a tour that took htm over that portion' of the system In Ne- I bra iika, Kansas end Wyoming. Bald Mr. Ureer: "It looks aa If this le to be the banner vrou year for the farmers and stock; raisers of the central west. Never at tbts season of the year have I seen the gp tuitions as favourable aa i8w. Winter nat all over our territory la In tha best poatlMe condition. . There are .no bad spots and the plant la far ad- I vanced. f The acreage Is fully up to, if not atxve tne normal. "In Nebraska and Kansas, cora plant ing is erell under way and with good ther this week, by Baturaday Bight the greater portion of the acreage will ' be pleated. ' "TMc range t prime and right now cattle are rapidly taking on flrah. The sheep shearing In erestera Nebraska and Wyoming la about finished. "livery where, except In the Immediate valley of the Missouri rivar, last w there were heavy talha, '-putting tha ground In perfect cuodttloa and, this, with. warm weather. Is pushing all vegetation aheed at a wonderful rate." ( ia. CklM'a C.aah. it's Deuigvreiaa. Ooup and whooping cough are child ren's alUnents. Dr. King's New DlsooV ery is what you twed. It killt the eold verma sue All druggists.. Adenlss. ment. NINE USERS OF DOPE ARE SENT. TO THE COUNTY JAIL Nine users of dope were seetaBced ts thirty days In the county JaB. They were recently turned loose by the fed eral authorities attar being found aot guilty by the gov eminent of disposing of the drugs. They wn all arrested in a hovel near-SUth and Hickory streets. quantity-of anorphin. and cocaine was also found. In trie attack by tbe offieera I war Hjsr- etta lon't tuiae Uila . CTnt owl una allp, MK-loae wKh to to foisy A- C, CWeeepe, Hi, wrttibg yovr- name and ad Areas dwtrly. Yoa will reoaive ia rwtuni a trial package ooatalblng Poleya Hotter sjtd Tajr Coiupouad. for uongha, eolda ttud croup; Koley Kidney rills, forpainsl sxjiiA. kidney and bladder allineuts; and f oly C'a.tlarUc Tablals, a wholesome nd thoroughly cleansing ealhartli htout I ll-io tnioy tbem. bold sverywhere. Qmaha-Madb Omaha is fortunate in having scores of factories of the Highest type in the United States run on a scientific, efficient, up-to-date scale." The products are, with very few exceptions, superior in everv wav to comoetitive brands. And as to price, there is no question about it. Omaha made goods cost less. We KNOW. , ' V BAG MAXTFACTIRERS inttl-OsTiU 119 CO., eksea Kta, SougUe lies. llth BOIWH MAKKllS msjrw.wnAiABtwto v n act MlekMy, glee 10, BOTTLERS ooH sag Oxaacs. BOTTUtirs COH Sit e. Hit J.OtrvjaaaVST OTTXTsT 00, 10" Webetes aV. Seaglag lw, BOXES PACKING OstAHA BOX CO, Bast Omaha, weh. swe 4LS. koetMaonna CO, rOaeb rtbre tHjrrrvi o Co-), lels Stad LMniwuiu, Sea lee llel. BKKWKKS rromg ssiwiYd OO, i ghanaas Are, Weevter Sal. Klbts BKswxsie) OO, gtk, eaa tVeaeew woi-ih, laelae !. ma gxva laiwrat co, wjrag Avaa aaA BealaHra, Tytee eSO. ro-rTx BBawua co, soak a4 T In. sea s). Witiow traiirtt nmBtrxv oo td aad lUekery a, oaglas UM. BRICK MAXTKACrrRF.nS . mnanvLxo nuea smicnc oo, saoa W. o. W. Blag, XKagla SvS. BLTCBXRa aad P ACKERS TOO La a. w trm OO, ! Oapttoi Are, BoegUe ex. Omaha These are facts you can't afford-to pass up in -your household or business lif.e. If you don't already know how true they are, it's to your interest to FIND OUT. For example: You are a fre quent purchaser of a certain commodity not made in. Omaha which gives reason able satisfaction. Until now the chances are you didn't know that an Omaha mamiV f acturor made U like product. any j. KEEP THIS LIST FOR FUTURE REFERENCE CKMKNT BXeOCK MANVFACTURERS ObVaKA OOSrOBBTB BTOITB CO., V. W. or. ftstb Ave. and ge&le. Web seer sad. COKFEOTIOStERY 0, 9. O-BBiw-sr OO, Dowlu aas. 01.11 DeagtaS Bt, touuls m xmrtwo co. 1S1S.1S goaee soaglae Sue. CXt'CUKS AND MATTRESSES X O. HOVT OO, 1301 Vlohelas' Beaglaa leoO. COFFEE, TEA AND 8P1CE8 yuins-OitOI OO, lit Bo. 11th Bt, loaelas ajd. , B.MAST.AMXBXaAeT OOrTTBB OO, mv-ie buAss st, seturias ma. CRACKER MAKUFACTTJRERS rrmjr msavrr oo oapttoi at, iatk e ISih Bta, XKmglaa tisa. CREAMERY COMPANIES ygnusow CBBA1CBBT OO, Ink aa . Jmm ga, Itoae-lae 1401. X WtTlBLOO OBBAJgXBT CO, 1S1T leeward St, Bvaglas leuS. COMMISSION, PRODUCE, ETC. sTnsOKBBAVsT B BOW, XJTO, Skwexd at, Xoaglae eie. itos.il DISTILLERS - JXw B CO. WILXfOW BTmXWOS BIB. TU.X.Iis. Ml-4 Koward Mt, Beug. ELECTRIC COMPANIES oxrsjra rurrsio xiobt b NWSB , CO, U,, Biag, Beeglas loea. Manufacturers Deserve G cools Co A SI Omaha's Pride - - . - -her clean, up-to-date, sanitary effi cient laundries; Omaha people are a very fastidious folk, but your laundries are going you one better all the time, in antic-, ipation of your tastes and require ments. Science and efficiency have been applied td the laundry business. ' . Laundry work is now done more carefully and at less cost than you could ever hope to accomplish at home. , . The laundry business in Omaha is not a sub stituteit is the r'o-a-l thing. "Omaha qual ity" is the moving spirit of ths great move ment. , s Nonpareil Laundry Co.. 1708 Vinton St. Douglas 2560 "OMAHA'S QUALITY LAUNDRY Kimball Laundry, 1507-11 Jackson St. Douglas 919 v "THE WASHWORD OF THE HOME" . ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND UUHT1NO FIXTURES BtnaXJUgB-OmAsTDBw Ce, 1111 Bow. ard fet, ris est. EXGRAMCRS ELECTROTYPERS BAatXB 8 BOS, BWQBATTbTO OO, IBIS saeward ka. veagiae Ssae. ENVELOPE MANUFACTURERS, nun rrBx.on oo, 41 r bo. lath St, Shmglsa Sl. FIXTURES ouaxa TrxrrmB a Bomr 00, 14lS-ia Be. laih Bt, Booglae S7B4. FLOITI MILLS OTSIKB XtptiM9 CO.. 1611 Bksrmae Ave, WebsW eg. FURNACES BTABSABO vumiTACB ft ftrryxf Bo. lutk fetHXeaglae Sue. 1 east aad ' WaU all steal CO, 411-13 (shit all raraeoea.) FUR GOODS batiowaxi rtm ft TABrvnora CO, IsM Bo. 13th Bt, VyUr US, GAS COMPANIES OMASA OAB OO, 1B0 Bevaid Bt, beeglas C4. ICE DEALERS rBon.ii i ob ft 00X.B btobaob co, luae caice.-o Bt, boiuxUi eo. Omaha its oolii sroaAoa co, MoCeae Bla, 16tk aad. Booge Bta, freugiea 4U. , ICE MACHINES ) BABTXB ZCB aCACsTZBTB CO, Xlufeelee Bta, Seoglae lseu ltU asd 'i i : nnin Are ess It's maker claims that it is just as good or better than the article you have been , buying and costs less. Are x you willing to be shown? r Then give the Omaha-made, article a trial the next time youare in the market. Under stand there is no sentiment alism concerned. .Of course, if you spend your money with Omaha manufacturers, the money stays in Omaha and INDIRECTLY helps you. But if you don't get direct , service from the Omaha-Made arti cle, don't continue to buy it . When you get to know the products of these manufacturers, you will buy them. LAUNDRIES , aroBrrAjBaxb svavbtdbt Co, irog na- toa Bt Seaglas 8MO. BrrjnTaT.B IojrimT oo 1507-os-ii Jeekaea Bt, Boagla BIB. LEAD WORKS &AWBBBTCB BBOT k UA9 CO, Fee toxy South Qitiaha, Boagiaa lssa, LODGE SUPPLIES S.QSOB nrmf OO, llll raraam Bt, , bougies 1S0 i MACARONI BB1HBJKB) MAB-OTAOTtrBntO OO, lth aad Jaekaea Bte, TyiM. 1585, MONUMENTS JT. V. BZ.001 ft OO, 1701 Onmlag Bt, Deagls S7S. OILS 1 X.. T. BTCaTOZUlB OXBi CO, SOt Balrd Blag, Ooaglas Sat. PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS WITT abtd OOWPABT. Bo nth Omaha. A&MOVB ft OO, Beatk Ossaha, Beath I7ea MIRRORS and ART GLASS WINDOWS J BOBlAsTB OXAB8 ft BAXBT OO, 11th aad atoward. boaglas tel. PLANING MILL BSBXBBS BBAXTT XBTTXSTKBBTT OO, oroaad rioet Bee Bldg, Peugf las asao. PRINTERS IIOOK AND JOB OBCAXA nOBTTBTO) OO, 13th aad Far. nam, Xoas-las S4d. . toaiT ft MoKEaaiB. 1407 Saraeg BV, Boaglae S44. Omaha IWrgnage- i Better SADDLERY 7. X. um ft' CO, S1B-1T BovtA lata BV, Xxmglae 6BS. 6TARCII MANUFACTURERS xarxAJTOa btabos CO, buo Vrnmittt Bt, Douglas 170. SERUM MANUFACTURERS O. IT. BBBTTBC OO, SS3S X, Omaha. Bonth 4&X AxxAuc. sajacne OO, BoaU Oaaafta. onta eais. OWABLA bBtrat OO, 401 Be. 834 St, South Oatbt, Month BoeS. OiaAiig BKiiT inmT oo, xvobhy eaaage sting, Boutn vnuu, TANKS, CULVERTS, GRAIN BINS, AND OIL DRUMS RBBABXA ft XOWA BTEXZi TAR CO, laoi Bpruo. bt, Breswesc BrS. ' TENTS AND AWNINGS BCOTTXKABTA TsTBTT ABTD AWsTZSlB OO, llta aaA Harney Bta, XMmg. Be CRAVATS, BELTS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS aad HISHENDERS BsOTK. T,oCsTWOOX BETO. CO, SSBS Booth 13th BW.XMoglae M1. TIN CANS AND SHEET METAL oobdojt uwusa oo, sta aad Dodge Bta, Boaclae Baa.. WOOD WORKS Cat ABA. WOOX WOBBTia-B CO, 1BQ1 autre y Bt, iKnvlaa B4g. WHOLESAIE GROCFJUES B AXTOV k OAXXOLOHEB, T01-11 Boah luth Bt, Deaglaa Boa. WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTURERS , BrrB-WBST BXADB FAOTOJIT. 01 aiaaaUtoa Bt, tralaat giai. w" f '-V Ml !.I I ' A ivi rtMinriiL