Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, March 20, 1916, Page 6, Image 6
MONDAY, MARCH 'JO, 3IJAHA SWINE SHOW BIGGESTJN WORLD E. Z. RaMell of Twentieth Century Fanner Staff TelU of Remark able Enthutiatm. JUST RETURNED FROM TOUR STATE UNIVERSITY NEWS Hoc hrmlfrt and live el oca mm. Dot inly In th middle tnt and southwest, hul in ail sect lone of the country are looking forward with unprecedeated In tercut to tti National Awlne ahow which will ne nin in omini miring me rir "Qtiallfylii wfpk In October, dec I a rea K. . .uiseell. ' lam," and Mr. Ftusaell. who la aeaoi-late editor ' j fen.tone " Tha Twentieth itury Far mar. while on , a hti.ane trip af a nature not directly ( ronnlf(l with the Intsreata of the big win anew at Omaha, sounded out at ever opportunity tha eetttlmente of tha big man In tha ho breeding tod exhib iting buaineaa. "It waa surprising to loam of the wide spread Interest manlfaat area at thle early data: everywhere ! went tha leadera In a wine breeding rtrele In their respee tivo communities awamped me with ques tions retarding the plana for the ahow," Mr. Russell declared. Nlaaeat tm World. "I feand one big opinion and already acknowledged fact, however," he added, "and that waa that the Omaha show will be the biggest awlne expo alt Ion ever held hi thla eourrtry end of enurea that mean-, the world. "Tha well pooled men In awlne breed ing errrlna eraryw hero and I found Utem to be legiondisplayed a much enthu slasm aa tba people la the territory con tiguous to Omaha. One thing la aura, the hreedera of tha middle weet and south weot will be represented at the big Omaha ahow to the limit." On hia trip through Kanaaa, Oklahoma and Texas Mr. Russell conferred with the moat prominent breedera and ex ptoltera of porcine atonk, and In practic ally every Instance found that goaaip of the coming Omaha ahow waa the para mount topic at tha hog "fanning" bene. Well known hog men frqm 1-oulalana, Mississippi, Kentucky and other atatea whom Mr. Ruaaell met on iile trip aaaurad him that the leading exhlbitora from their atatea win he on hand when the rihbona at art fluttering at the Omaha awlne elaealc. In the far away Panhandle diet Hot of Texaa. he aald, hog men wre talking of the National ft wine ahow wllh aa much enthusiasm aa tha leading breedera of Nebraska and Iowa. Among tha big ahows Mr. Ruaaell vls Hed while on hia trip were tha otuhweet American IJve Xtock ahow, whloti waa held at Oklahoma City, and tha readers' and Breedera' ahow at Fort Worth, Tec. The firet vocational conference far women to be glrsn by tha Wale onlver attv will open Tueedey morning wll h an addreaa at con oca 1 1 on by Maa Helen Bennett of Chicago, director of tha Col legiate Bureau of Occupation there. The conference will then rent lime for two day, with nineteen addreaaea In all by different women who are familiar with different acupeiion open to women. The purpose of the conference la to help tee girle who do not wlah to go Into teaching, to find the occupation that will ault them. Miaa Bennett. In art ill Hon to her convo cation addreea. will glee lecMire on r In Pereonallty. "Joiirnal- Women In Non-Teaching Vro Other auhlecta to bo dtanttaeej by the apeakera Include aurh toplca aa aaleamanahlp.. auffragw work, extene'on work with the unKeralty, nuralng. mdl etna, social service, dietetlca. tba ehautai - tia platform, public library work, In tltutlnttol work, art, publlahlng, plav- ground supervision and the atage. Tha iinlveralty Chrtetlan aaaoclatlona laat week recalled tha invitation to Btahop K. J. McConnell to come, to iAn coin for three daya in April to conduct a religious campaign among the univer sity etiidenta. The Invitation waa with drawn hecauee the proposed campaign would hare conflicted wllh a aerlea of revival meetings planned by the IJnooln elty churches, which will be conducted by Kvangellat Lincoln McConnell. Tha iinlveralty did not wlah to be put In tha poatrioe) of running In competition with tha city meetlnga, and It waa thought this feeling might make Itself felt If tha iinlveralty campaign was held. Bishop MeConnell has been Invited lo eeme to the iinlveralty some time next year. The announcement hee come, nnef finally, from the athletic' board that tha long promised tennis courts for tha uni versity would be put In this spring. It Is planned to remove tha houses an tha land Just north of tha alta of tha chem istry building, and Inatall aix new courts. These will be Jutt oast of tha two courts that the iinlveralty hee had for a num ber of yeara, and will 'give eight courts In all for the tennla enthtialasta. Two of the new courts will be used by the women on.y. - , full charge ft tha course of study, meth orls of teaching and general menssrement. The legal management of the school wilt remain In the hand- of the local hoards. The selection of trained teaih ara for thee achonla wtll be m the hand of the directors and the Normal achooi. Hereona completing tha rural teaehere eouraa In the Normal school will be re quired to go Into thee districts, live with Ihe people, observe and see let In the teaching and management In all Ita pheaee. thereby getting practical, con orete experience and preparing them aelves to go out Into other schools of the state and render desirable service. The work la to hegln at once, when agricul ture and gardening will be made practi cal thla serin Many other thing wlil be taken up at the beginning of the fall tertn. The work Is under the direct msnagament. of the rural achooi depart ment of the Norm! achooi. which la In charge of Prof, loalte B. Hippie, a man who has made great success In rural educational lines Haitian ('allege. Among the Students who have already secured positions as teaohers during the coming year are Mr. Pratt, who haa been elertr- teacher of acienca and athletlce at Hiulon; Miss Newbecker. who will have the pi Inelpalahip at Potter, and Miaa Helen Jaeonaon, who haa been elected to a position In tba grades at Uvrdon, her home town. President Crone haa been out during a portion of last week routing the Olee elub. A few of the place" at which they will appear ara Harvard. York, Btroma- burg. Central City. St. Paul and Ord The . pageant given by tha Toun, Women a Christian association girla the college waa a decided succeea In. every reeoect. A net aiim was added to the funds f the county Voting rWotnen's Christian aaaoclation. Huperintendenl W. A. Julian. '13, wha haa had charge of the Wood Hlver achonla for tha last tw veer, la proving un usually aatlafaclory to hia people. Hia board recently gave Mm a two-year con tract with quite an increase In aalary. The neace and nrnhihitlon oratorical cnnteata took place in the college chape Tuesday evening. Kaon ronteatanf had a splendid oration and rivalry waa keen. The Peace contest waa practically a tie between Albert Theobald and George howen. The prohibition contest was won l.r Miss Hslel Parka, with Mis Dorothy Huck a close second. The winners will represent Ihe college In the etala con visited the college Friday on a tour of Inspection. Track work la assuming Importance at pr-eerit. It la l.klv that Tor wtll be represented In the met at Hastings. Prof Mlener wee at Harvard on Tuca dev evening acting aa Judge In th- high school oratorical oont-et at that plrne. I slveralty. ingot Weeleyan Prof. Hhlrk has purchased a lot on Four teenth at reft and expects to build a hntne this spring. Judge ftryden of Kearney and Txuen Mills of Ourdon, both ineitil'er of the hoard of truataee, wk In Icily to the students at rhap'l Tlmraday. The athletic board has taken artlon by which the formal awarding of the official "W" can be made Immediately at th close of the aeaaon, thua avoiding the long delaya awaiting the arrival of awcat era from eeatern milla. In tha future the official award will be In the form of a certificate In the college colons, the aweater or medal to be Kivcn later with out apeclal ceremony. Tha board of trustees was In seaaion Thursday afternoon anil all dav Kilday. In addition to routine buaineaa, incluilinn tha re-election of the ntlre present teaching force and grantlnv an Iticreaae In faculty salarlea, ..atepa were tnkeo to provide more room for the dcPHrtinnta of physics and chemistry. lr. Sfhrecken- gaat reported that HO.irOO haa recent campeilgT) althoiigb tha siihecrtp- tn stitierrtbed In the alreadv been Paid tlona called for a five-year period which payment could be meoe. The aeventh annual Pan-Wesleyan ban quet was held Thursday avettlna in the banquet hall of the Uncola hotel. The Mtend-jue was conslilerably larger than that of laat year and tha "proKrain waa tmitaiiallv good. Prof O. 11. Venner waa toaatnia-ter and called for towsta aa fol lows: Chancellor C. A. Fulrner for the facultv. Prof. Ahhie C. Burns for ihe Alumni, Rev. O. II. Phlltlpe for tha atu tlenti. Rev. K. H. Tompkine for the inlnla tets, ex-(lovernor C. H. Aldrlch for the ialtv and Dr. H. A. Taylor for the trustees. Music for the occasion waa fur nished by the Weeleyan orcheetra and the Weeleyan Glee club. FORMER OMAHA REALTY MAN DIES IN NEW YORK RIEPEN SOUGHT OFFICE LEGISLATURE ABOLISHED IHre. J. H. Schmidt of this city re ceived word yeaterday of the death of her brother. Oenrge J. Paul of New York City. Mr. Paul had been 111 or several weeks with pneumonia. Funeral services will be held In New York. At one time he waa engaged In tha real estate busi ness In Omaha, hut moved to New York f the !', QjO r,,T about nineteen yeara ago. C. H. T. Riepen. well known Omaha undertaker, la one man who entered the office of the election commissioner with his filing fee In hia hand and got disap pointment without having to wait until after the primary. "I want to file for the office of county coroner," he aald. "That' a dead Job now.' he was told. Ha-ha," laughed P.iepen. "That dead .'oka, too. I'm .mra I an aele ed." 'Maybe you can. There'll be no com petition, legislature sbotlehed the office i at the end of the present incumbent's term." the election enmmis-ioner fid him. filepen had forgotten all about It. The (.reateet Pain Killer. Sloan's Liniment goes right to tha seat of pain, aimply lay It on you do not have to rub. c All druggist Advertisement. r PLASTERS T WfUTl CresnnK Ijrferasl g sassy. Pain In Sldo, Rheumatism, Backache, -Any tooal Pain. aeist aa Haefag ALLCOCt'S. (Si Weeks' Dreak dp-A-Cold Tables tr Colds and La Grippe (If So good that you can afford , J73 an bulae snrf aa that VTl ' f ' get the geoutrx - I.ikt Pacxage AAoten kH h has i4niiWi I .," every where. . H-Z'-?. 1 York (sllege. An oratorical conteet will be held next Tuesday evening bv the department of expression. The senior acedamy haa accepted the challenge of the aopliomoree for a con teat In debate. j Huperintendenl Walton of Wahoo, presl I dent of the HI ate Board of Eduoatton, Sixty Houses Are Now Occupied in Mina Lusa Place Nearly elxty homea ar now either oo eupled or under construction In Minna I. una addition, north of Millar park. Evan during the winter weather tha CTiarlea W, Martin company, which platted this addition, continued to sell lota. Home af the recent aalaa here are tha following: J. C. Poiikup, aevea Ma on the beule-Vai-d. IT.ouo. IVllliam Holloway. lot. 46. U K. Porter, bungalow, l.l.uoe. x Atmii !. Callloiiet,' two iote, tl.MU. Arthur B. Anderson, lot, t"f. Judaon Van Duran, two Iota, l,4f4. P. M. Jors-jisun. 1st, t'M (. 11. Walters, two lota, ll.Tutl, - Nelaon Jaen. lot. 7W. Mabel K. Hlevera. lot. Via. J. K. Heywerth. bunealow, .!, It. U Ha lie, lot. I"t-i. K. I.. Bailey, lot, M. F. n. Hike, lot, $ -'a. M. It. tlarrlaon, lot. FfK M. T. ill ide. lot. I "). I. W. H(w. Jr.. bungalow, K9M. Hugb Vturphy has the contract for pav ing every street In the addition, amount in to tn OfiO yards. H. J. rwtersuu 1 completing the con struction of th aewera, and th gaa com pany Is preparing t lay six miles of gas mains before .th paving. By July M. er within one year from tba dale or platting, thla addition will have been transformed from a cornfield to a highly developed residence section, with every Improvement in the street and probably he) houee bunt. : Mr, Martin la optimist! of the future of real eatata vatnea In Oanaha. Two yeara ago this month he returned from a tour of all the weetern oltlea, and pre dicted at that time a great future far Omaha, a value her were lower and money could be borrowed oa lower rate of Intereat than In any ether elty which he vteited. By defeating Mama Alpha Kpallon laat week, the Delia Tan Delta fraternity baaket ball leant won the annual Inter fraternity baaket ball championship. The j car of tha final gams waa it . to t, j The Delta Tau team won Ita way to tha j lead In the flrat dlvlalon of the fiats by meeting and beating Areola, Alpha That a Chi and Alpha Tau Omega. The Pig Alpha won out in tha seuond divis ion by conquering (Mgma lu. Phi (lemma Delta and Bigma Chi TDpallon. Th enrol ! meat for the Pershing Blfle. th craak drill company of the" city cam pus, la eighty-nine thla year, almost tbre time a many aa lei former years. Tha Inoraaaot enrollment la thought .due to the greater Interest In things military that haa come from the preparedness agitation, and th poeelbllUy of a warm affray with Mexico. Th Pershing are selected from th beat driller In each company, and meet each week for aa extra drill period. Captain Corey of th foot ball squad he issuad his oall fur tba flrat spring meeting of the foot ball men. They will get together Tuesday morning for a talk with Corey, and Aaaistaat Coach Ruth erford, atnd will learn than of the plan for spring practice. Doasa College. Coach SchUeler "remained In Lincoln during the aat bataket ball tournament and rwforeed a number of the guinea. College eventa have been generally posipouod thta week in account ot the revival meetings at the Methodist and Congregational churches. The debate with Wealeyan. whlvh waa to have beeu held laat frtdav uljjtit waa postponed at the request of the Wesleyan bebuiet. The date conflicted with ihe basnet ball game with baker university Feel Fine! Take "Casearets" for Liver, Bowels Spend 10 cents! Don't stay bil- ; ious, sick, headachy, constipated. Can't harm you! Best catharia for men, women and children. Enjoy life! Your system 1 filled with, an accumulation of bile and bowel polecat which keep you blllou. headachy, dtasy, ! tongue coated, breath bad and fctomaok -.our Why don't you get a 10-cenU bogj 'of Caacareta at the drug store and feel bully. Take Caacareta tonight and enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleans President W. O. Allen left Friday lng you ever experienced. You'll wake noon for the New Una lend atatea, where he will work In the Uitereat of the cur- Senior Class at Omaha Uni Gives 1 Big Colonial Ball The Iron-clad rule of no dancing waa for onca overlooked at the Vnlverslty ot Omaha colonial ball given by the "senior clas last evening. Redick hall. In which tha ball took place, waa specially fitted up for th occasion with large American flag and picture of lieorge Washington. In tha center of tha atudy hall an almost exact reproduction of Mount Vernon, tha horn of Oeorga Washington, wa recon structed. Frtenda. etudent and faculty member In colonial costume, danced th old Virginia reel about th reconstructed Vet-nun home. A feature of the affair was a inasqurd minuet given by niembera of th senior claas. Following thla eevh else took part In a special song, In th following order: Freshmen, "Wearing ef the CJreeu;" eophomurea. "Coming Through the Rye;' Juniore. Carry Me Mark to Old Virginia;" senlora, "Maid ef Athene." faculty, ' Ixva a Old lSweet Song." and preparatory department. "Yankee Doo dle." In addition t this Mies Uiace Poole rendered aevera! delightful solo "elections. lege for the coming month. He epeu!e to ge aa far east as hia home state, katine. A large crowd of Doane rooters were On hand tu aselat the Crete High school team lit the two final gamaa ot Ihe tournament held at Lincoln laat week. Four of the vlutorioua Crete five will be seen In Uoare uniform next year. Th ftmt alana of amine broilkrht nut iiumtwr of baae ball and track men. Dur-" Ing th laat five days a lame auuad of I the followera of me diamond were or. I hand to work out the early season stiff- I ness. From the preliminary training out- ! look Doane will be well repreaentad both oa tha track and th diamond thl year. Th annual triangular dobate between the trama of Uellavue, Coiner and Doane waa linld at tha three collegea Friday nlgnt. The Doane team which went to Be.levtie was composed of Henry Daniel, C. V. Ilobeon. W. W. Wert and O. O. Rurker. alternate. Th home teair. con slated of R I. Clatter. Joe Malka. R. W. Nedro and Elsa Dawson, attentat, I,at year the debate waa won by Cotner. The election of the new Owi board, the Doane monthly publloattMi reeulled ax follows; rduor-in-cnief. It. M. Kinith; first associate editor, Henry Daniels; e"ottd aaaeclats e4ltr, Lesiwae lieiup- ti.r. , h I , 4 ..Miii. tt i f n r I n VtnMtet- ter; 'literary editor, Xfactha U Clatk; lo- I Itor. Neal Kiime; altunnl ' editor. W Hi ll, m W. Hennett; exchange editor, Harold ;J. I -a vl. up with a clear head, clean tongue, lively stp rosy akin and looking and feeling" fit. Mother can give a whole Ca sea ret to a aluk, crosa. bilious, feverish chl!4 any time they are harmless never grip or ali ken. Advertisement. The Best Rtauara4allaa. The atrongcat recommendation any ar Ucle may receive is a favorable word from the user. It 1 the recommend t ons of tboae whs bav uad It that make Cbamberialn'a Cough Ketuedy go popular. Mr. Amanda Glerhart. Waynes field. Ohio, writes, "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has baen used In my family off and ea for twenty year and It baa r.evtr failed to cur a cough or sold. Obtainable everywhere. AdvertlaemeaL KITTY LEAGUE WILL BE ffACK IN FIELD THIS YEAR The organistviioa of the K.-I.-T. Baa miI I leagua.tor. 1U la tertaan, wltk Tiwensber, Hopklnsvllle and Padaeah. K y. . and Cairo. 111., as at ruber a and owing' Green and Heodereon. Ky.. aad 'tarVavllie, Tenn.. as peaalbltttlea. Key to the Htuatlun Be Want Ada. Let The Milwaukee Serve You iTo Chicago . Kraraey State tlsrsial. The (Jeriuan club, under the direction of Miaa Hoalc. ae a very Intereeitng play on Friday evening. The at ud v center work has enabled the Kearney facility to reach different atudent not enrolled In tbe school. It hs bee-i decided to give etudmts a npilna vacation of two daya. March Jl and April J. i ouiu ancenieut day will be VA eihie.ua , May HI. lire xieedman and her advanced claaa In yiit.liu avhool uiuah'. will attend the national tueetlua of MuaU unrvlaora, to be held In Lincoln next week. .arranaviiienta have been made for the aaaoiiatlun ef'tw of the rural achoola ot buffalo county with the Kearney Htalej Normal achooi in the Important work of rmal teacher training. These achoola are Hilda, a ten grade ediool, and Olan- weod. eu elaht grade achooi, Tbe liKieased deuianua for work In tbe department uf phyehal aclenoe called for additlunal asalatauce. and M C. Haniy haa lieen employed to heln Mr. Hut ton Mr. Dnnly la a graduate of the Kearney ftate Normal achooi and the I'nlveralty of Nebraska. President and Mrs Dick entertained at dinner on last Friday evening, the Peru ik1 Keanivy LaaKal i iul teams, membera of the athletla board, the coactiea and thetr wrvee. ttuperlntendeut R. M. Cami bell of Celuinbue, aad Superintendent II. M. baton Of Ifimeraon. The leatiag f aeed corn la an Inter esting part of the work of agriculture Just at preeent. In addition to the atudy and demonstration of crops, plana are being made for the summer for ciiicken raising, end the grounda owned by the tale will be used for demonat ration work la th vartoue p ha ess of farm work, j "Better Hat tea" week waa observed byj the NorrmU school taking a very active part, through the tiitereot of Miaa Uer trude H tiardner, deaa of women, in car. neriion with the personal hygiene clasaea. Ihr. Juries of Omaha, govs a most excel lent sddrees at oh Pel time along line of beti ' work for the prevention of aick weaa -o. children. The JMorm-J school worked with ths Woman club of th illy and much good waa accompltahed. These wtll be known aa demonstration school. The Soriilnl school will have 5 i"-"" I I'll if 3 l Roomy berths the famed "longer, biz her, wider" kind. coralor table loung ing chairs and other ap pointments, immaculate cleanliness throughout, delicious meals, courteous companyemployed at tendants and company owned steel equipment, double track and electric block signals, these characterize the service between Omaha and Chicago of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Ry. Phong car call (or ranratiooa Ticket Office i 1317 Famam St., Omaha A Hi 3. .Feat Natioua, Utility That concerns all merchants and all people feA 2Si fern iv v:,v eSy: s n- THE original Cash Register rang a bell, indicated and recorded the amount of the purchase. It benefited the merchant only. In a third of a century this old model has developed into a Cash Register that directly benefits every man, woman and child who spends money in a store. . This new Cash Register equally concerns every mer chant and clerk, every banker and wholesaler in this land. It furnishes every customer with a receipt or sales slip. It prints on this the amount paid or charged. On this is also printed the date of the sale and who made it. It forces a duplicate, printed record for the merchant It prevents disputes over charges and bills paid . It saves shoppers' time. , It gives the merchant all his profits, money for his family. It promotes more and quicker sales. It gives him more It protects each clerk against making errors and against the mistakes of others. It rewards the diligent clerk by telling his employer which one makes the largest number of sales and which one gets the greatest amount of business. It assures the banker additional security for the money he loans the merchant. . . It gives the wholesaler additional assurance that the merchant will have money to pay his bills. It furnishes the banker and the wholesaler mechanical evidence that the merchant's statement of his business is correct It is a business necessity. fPsS- e?r' ' l ii m m T" r ' H le. , ( -.. r? .... "figsil MERCHANTS!! Wm AerM isews-191 i-WcJ tAaf gwm Ika pmr. fmct serSfca. Wn'fa m toJmy mr ssa ir agent in your city mud laewM aWa sat cat (scar an a f Aesa public MraVeg stacHtmi. LArtJ ffoasaeicaa are asaWs for 2af National Cmh Register thmt wmru gttnd ht their day, kmt af nof completely prefect yem r ghte ihe twb mhie ssrsVca getr 1916 Medela da. Addreee Dept. Z. The National Ca-h Register Company Dayton, Ohio .'"y"! aj I 1 1 LOOK FOR THIS SIGN IN THE WINDOW