-THK-UKEr- OMAHA, SATURDAY, .TUNE 19, 1913.
Nebraska
ARMY HOSPITAL CORPS
TO PASS THROUGH HERE
JUNKIN ACT YAL1D,
SAYS HIGH COURT
fiebraska Supreme Bench Upholds
Act Defining Restraint of
Trade.
MARSH-BURKE COMPANY'S CASE
A pporlal train Hum th nt, ov-r
the I'nlon Pacific III hrrlv In Omaha
lha niornlns: if.Jul.v I. rnrryln FlPld
Knppltal No. 1 snJ AmoiUHBC cnrp No.
1 of the roRulHr si my. Tliey lire er.route
to Mi-Coy. Win , coins: to nn InMrmtlnn
rump to aid In rtvin? lnlrl ttnn to the
tt militia of svrl Ute. quartereil
there tr a erhool of Instruction. Out of
Omaha the iKiMtera will move over the
Northwestern, Join by of Minkato.
It is expcdril that there will t a
counle if hiilitlrr'l nifn In the government
party. thH..rallro(1 equipment conrlstlns;
of oeven utatidHrd. on t iirlKt, two box,
aevrn fist, "n klt'-hen and one hagatige
car
FIRST MOTHER. THEN SON '
AND DAUGHTER GET SICK
Hsid link' continue to follow Mr
Vattt Bvnn. ( harwoman at the federal
'i. tilMtivK. T'SMno weeks ago rhr uss
MrlrtiPii 1th smallpox and taken to the
fx-sti hhuee; Now, and Ju.t aftrrhrr re
covrry. her son, the main mtport of the
fmll an( a young; daughter, have been
stricken with' the dleeaae and have son
to the hospital.
Price of Mlrker Farm.
OSCEOLA. Neb.. June l:-fTo th Bd
Itor.) Will you kindly correct error In
rprt on aula of former Governor Mirk
iy home farm. The land averaired llf
rer rre I hbucht eighty aorea of this
farm myself and W. 8. Heltiman naught
sixty acres E. 8. MrCKET.
, (From a Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Jtina IV 4PwelaJ.) Tha
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vstratiit of trade, la upheld by tha N"s- 1
r.rafka supreme court In opinions banded
Itwn this morning In the celebrated ca
it tile Msreh-Burke CVrnl company of
Lincoln against tha J. If. Toet Lumber
tnd CpsJ company, In which th former
mcured Judgment for $23,00
The plaintiff company asked Judgment
in three times the amount of damage as
per the JutiXIn act, but In this case tba
ipper court holds that tha amount la
mifflclent. It was alleged by ITie Marah-
Rurke company that shipments of coeJ
:o towns In which tha defendants had
ards was practically Impossible because
f means used to keep tham out.
SUPERINTENDENT THOMAS.
SPEAKS AT WOOD RIVER
'JP.ANP ISLAND. Nab., June 1.-(rJle-
f lal -Ktatu Fuperlntendenf Thomas by
invitation addressed an audience of Wood
Hlvar voters last night on the Question
Inf school tmllo'lnffs and school aouloment.
frrha otera of the school district of Wood
IHlw will for tha third time vote on
I 'reposition of Issuing bonds for a new
lilffh school building. The state auperln-
endent Is reported to have Indicated to
item plainly that their high school bulld-
ng waa among the worst In the atate end
hat tha community waa far behind fa
lie matter of a modern end safe school
ulldlns;. It is slated that the addraaa from
kuoh a high enthortry m.s Tied the effect
tif setting Ilia opponents to thinking, but
!!nat on the oiher hend, a new propoei
lon baa entered. . thte being the recent
llsaatroue hailstorm In that vicinity, The
oese thereby oooasloned are urged ai a.
eaaon why the voters should- watt afT
ther year and the outoome ta again? saM
to be in doubt. t
Heirs of late s. w, decker
will contest his will
FALL8 CITY. Neb.. June Aa.-tdpaolal.)
-The will of 8. W, Decker. Nrho reoently
died at the home of Alfred Ramaey near
Ihtwsnn. was read In 'the probate court
by Judge WUtae. It provided the natural
hqlrs with It each and th ramainilar of
fiie property, after paylna; the funeral
expense, to thereon, of WrV Itamsey;
Thore Is. no great amount of property,
fttt a contest has been started be- the
heir, who are of to opinion that a mon
ument should be erected with the re
eeinder of the property after the hetre
icceS-e their share. Mr. Beertok oarae) up
f.om Oklahoma, and waa present at the
loading of the will and appeared In be
l alf of the children, who are the hertra of
the Ute daughter of 8,' W. Deoker.
FOURTEEN ARE ASSIGNED
AS PAROCHIAL TEACHERS
SBWARD, Neb., Jpne lWSpeotal.)
fourteen youna men will bo graduated
(mm -the Lutheran ' seminary tiere on
)unJ 31 and are already asaimed
i.nrbchlel teauhers ae foUowa:
Rerthold Dubberateln, Salt Lake City
rtih.
Kred Vlnka Canaatota. 9, D.
Karl Flrnhaber. Hampton, Neb,
Martin I-orena. Alva, Okl.
Albert Mantey, Ulnden, Neb.
otto Majiiey. North Yakima, Waah.
Kward Mueller, feward. Neb.
Herman Nliieen, Freeman, D.
Krlnh Bchabaekar, Palem, Ore. '
Qeorge Htohiman, Fremont, Neb.
U'tlUam Thiemann, Cheney, Kan.
KmH Traugvtt, Rnee Hill, Tax.
Alwln Waiter. Hlcsel, Tex.
Paul Zleachanx, Merbla. Test
MAN WANTED IN MERRICK
. ARRESTED! AT ROSALIE
ROSALIE, Neb., June U.-Speolal.)-Joa
Klmmel, formerly of Tekamah, was
arrested here by Marshal Jamas BrTk.
under . Instructlone from Sheriff Rtn
ttanfleld, and held on a forgery chart. I
H he riff -Htanfleld of Tekamah arrived by
eutosliorlly after Klmmel's arrest, ac
comcanled . btl Sheriff Krank Scodder of
Merrick county. Klmmel waa returned at
once to Merrick county to answer to the
above dharxe. -.
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MRS. BROWN'S VERDICT
SUSTAINED BY COURT
Front Ptaff CorreapomkinL)
LINCOI. . June IS SpnctaX ) Th
Judgnjevt the Douglaa county district
court Is afftrrr.ed In the supreme court
as secured t. Clara Brown aaalnat the
Omaha at Council Bluffs street rairway
for tne death of her husband. Waller T.
Brown, , who- fell from the Union Pauiflo
bridge while running a wire of tha oonv
weny under the bridge, because ot the
I'reaklnf of a "slay wire."
Helps Weak Kldeeis ana Lsaakaajw.
Oct a lie bottle of Mloen's Ltnimenb
Apply 0,1 batk and take six drops tour
tir.xa a day. All drugg lata Adertlae-
meht.
CUT OFF SOUTH OMAHA
POSTAL STATION NO. 11
Pul. Ution No. 11. Ml North Ten
tietli street. South Omaha, and' In char
f Y'A J. Andereon, druRlsU,wlll be dkt-
ontuiued efter July 1. This was one. of
;he.iteUons where stamps were Sold an4
moru-r orders Issued. Fur looking after
die Tester buslneas Anderson reoelved SM
l er' ear. The government did not cosi
: ider Us sUtion prof iteLle slimI proposed
to tyl Aal'rws'i pay to; tl per year,
lie ;W.n !! not accept the cut aad conae-
,utti.t 'thtitf. will be no postal etaioa ta
''is ('rug atofe.. However, to tocenmo
t. utroos' be will aootlaua to sell
poUfi etainpa. . ' ' .- ;
N, Ontjr a Fww ( Oe.
Thooe"eUo are so fortunate that aa
gvuiae dues not have to be oooafaleraa are
now going to health nsorU to gt rtd
of tha lmpurlUag of th aystaia tb
aue rhaujnatlam. swotlea, "'-'"g Joints
snd 'stiff, painful muaulea If yos are
one ef thoae ho oaonot so, yet feul thag
veu need rmlUtt tratx Bitch paJa , and
it is. ry, try Foh-y Kidoay VI Ha They
rector Ue ldoes to haalUiAil aotlvtty
nr.tf o yy fwi wU sod stTossg. Sld
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Komance or
There a Difference
Between Palm Beach suits turned
out in overall and shirt factories,
and those cold
water shrunk,
hand tailored
models displayed
in our windows. Why;
not, drop in and try,
them on?
They have all the;
Hall Marks of expen-
' sive wool suits.
. . .
Palm Beach, Palmetto
and Kool Klothes
$7.50-$10-$12.50
Light Weight Wool Suits
One-eighth lined, designed by such
high class New York clothiers as Sampeck
and Stein-Bloch.
$15 $20 $25
Every Stitch Guaranteed to Give You
Satisfaction.
Straw Hats
They Pleased Our Trade So Well
That We; Had to Re-Order in May
Milans and Leghorns in
Every Good, Shape v
s5.50tos6
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Sailors V
la Rough or Smooth Sennets
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1516-18-20 FARNAM STREET.
they have now created
i
.Th
omance o
TT7
oanee
G)mbined to create this master serial and give
it the best that the world offers in talent, ingenuity
and beauty is Arthur B. Reeve, who crave us Crin
ei Kennedy and who made a place for himself for
U all time with V Elaine." Charles W. (Mdard,
uow tac raosi rsnownea motion picture author, who
wrote the "PerU- of Pauline, did the same for
Elaine. The Whartons, directors extraordinaire.
m maac me pictures ior rathe, ji the cast is rear!
f White, ex-Pauline and now "Elaine," most beloVed
M and beauteous queen of the screen. Such a cast of
m V'"8 a5ti,u'M Arno,1 Da,y. Creighton Hale. Edwin
Arden and Sheldon LewU all gave their geniui at its height.
if And HOW. tO CAD the climax, ta outrln (limu!a
W the M Elaine" orcanimtion mAAm I' IfsNFI 1 flADDV
J MORE. Adda thia nooular.
renowned heroic flayer ! Adda ail the magnetiam
of hi peculiar acting! ,
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And now, as "Elaine appears without cessation
in her ''Romance' there begin iust as baffling, just
as unique mysteries as have held you enthralled so
long. But, in addition, there appears so tender a
love strain that the most crabbed old man must feel
a thrill of softest sympathy. Disappeared is Craig
Kennedy" surely not dead,, says Elaine, and so
to find her jover, dead or alive, she assumes the
master position in the action and sets out, all the
burdens on her beautiful shoulders.
Elaine, the most fascinating character in all
literature whose name is more popular to-day
and better known than any human being living.
Elaine followers -f your story is going on just as
you : would have it.. Elaine strancers cet ac
quainted. Seethe Pathe Pictures now in your favor
ite theatre and read Reeve's subtle stories in the K
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Coast
Service Routes
To California
Denver on the Way
Burlington Rio Grande Southern Pacific
Burlington Rio Grande Western Pacific
Burlington Rio Grande Salt Lake Route
Burlington Union Pacific Salt Lake Route
Burlington Union Pacific Southern Pacific .
Burlington Rio Grande Through Service
Afternoon train from Omaha 4:30 p. m. is the
throufrh-Scenic-Colorado-by-daylight service to San
Francisco and Los Angeles via Denver and Salt Lake i 1
Burlington Union Pacific Through Service
Night train from Omaha at 12:15 a. m. Omaha sleep- ,
er ready at 10:00 p. m. "The Colorado-California Ex-
press" is the new through service via Denver and the
Union Pacifio t. Los Angeles and San Francisco J
. . .
Through Trains
to Puget Sound
The Burlington-Northern Pacific Express 5
Afternoon train from Omaha 4:15 p. m. is the through
service to Clack Hills, Yellowstone Park, Montana,
Washington, Spokane, Seattle, Portland the direct
route through the scenic Northwest. ;
The Burlington-Great Northern Express
Night train from Omaha at 12:15 a. m. Omaha sleeper
t. ready, at 10:00 p. m. is the through 6ervice'to Glacier
National Park, Spokane, "Washington, Seattle. ' '
Burlington Through Service Routes Are Always Conspicu
ous Factors in a Pacific Coast Tour.
Go one way through Colorado and Salt Lake, the other through
tha Kortbweatt cover the Bff West, comprising half the contt- f
aebt. Tha Burliagum Red Folder map will ahow you at a
glance how well Burllagton through aerrlce coast routea may
.' be utilized ta m circalt tour that lncludea the acenlc, the hiffhly
developed agricultural regions, the attractive cltlea ot the West
aad , Northweat.
Information, literature, tickets, berths, etc., at
. City Ticket Office, 18th aad Farnam.
TeL'Doug. 1238. Doug. 580.
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