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fAGES ELEVEN TO TWENTY, .
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VOL -XKV-XU. LNm.
OMAHA, SATPHDAV MOKXIMi, APRIL L". !!M(J
SINOLH COPY TWO CKXTH.
Stenographer Asks (DISCOVERS SUMMONSIMcCord to Build
1 lil M I 1 r, r, 1 1 rr r.l il U li
$10,000 Heart Balm
Handsome Home In
ship Tn Horn rim,
IN HIS WOOD PILE
from Provision Man
r
Bee:
Anyway, Uncle Sam Has Decided to
Let Lengthy South Dakota
Man Enlist.
CONGRESSMAN HELPS HIM OUT
Chris Popp butt overcome nn m
kirrawtment of personal Hlllttidn imd
Man received Into tho l.'nlttd Hiaio
favy at the. local rei-rulllng office,
(hrl Ih lit year old und hIx font
two ln'hf'8 In hr'lKht, Ho applied,
for pnllHltfifiit about a month ao
find wan "turned down' becttiiHo li
It! too tall, Tho navy regulations bar
won over kIx feet ono inch hlKh ovon
.1 thn ago of 21,
Tint thin didn't illscolirnKo "hrln. Iln
took hl pen In hand and wrote a letter
to i'ltnuvKumun f'lllon of Hmitli fultoln,
with whom he I pcreonally ampuilMed,
(':hrl' home la in Yankton, n, D, mi
fin treet.,)
Tim ennttrrMumn tin neccaaury and
along rainn tho order from NnviKutiori
Kuperlnlcndent VI;lor Htue, Waahlng
1 ton, f, C, to allow young Poppa 10 cnllnl,
Overrnmce 1 I fr I 11 1 1 ,
The rcanon for not taking wen over
Pi feet one Inch In Ihe tuny In that the
hawrnocka In which tlm aallnr aleep me
nut long enough to n'wiunnndute 1 taller
won and worn"! of the deck are o low
that a toll wan would hump Ida bean
m he Hulks along.
It will bo riec.cM.ry to hiiv tlm gov
ernment tailor make a apecbtl uniform
for t'hri Poppa. Then, when ho In a,
eigriad to a ahlp, they will have to mnkit
a tpecUt Ion tianitiWM'k to aceornmndula
bl big frame.
f'hrla takca tio tock In tlia a'ory tliMt
they are going to eonnlruct a apiMul
battleahlp with extra high dck tor him
to work on. (tiria la "wlao" and be
doMn't believe that.
Though ha la only 19 t'brle aaye ha
doean't thltik ha will grow any more.
"I ain't grown a bit In tha loit month,"
h id.
William Poppe, hi father, I hir from
Yankton to ee that ha gets launched In
th navy all right,
Ijmly A. Aii(lTi''M. Z'2 cat old,
0. F. Fuller's Case Brought to At
ir noKinphi r for tho .Amci d ini window , tcntion of Welfare Board
t'li'jiiiliiK (niiii'Hny, hiia filed unit for
I rell of pi-online MKlnt AnijiiHt Kro
ner, n wliniixrile provlnlDii mini.
M) . Mk heart hiiliu to tho amount of
lI'VO'i'i, nlli'Klmt that Kroner Kel tho weil
ilih duy for April i luid then went bark
Legal Aid.
THREATENED WITH GARNISHEE
on bl proirilM1,
Mim Ari(leren'a ntlorn'-ya flio llen)a
mln Hakrr nod Huiciirninn A HiiKiiiiniiii,
DECREE GRANTED IN
MAGEE DIVORCE SUIT
Mn. Ella C. Mapee Testifies That
Husband Was Cruel and Choked
Her In Public
i GETS ALIMONY AND THE SON
Mm, Klla Ma!P, who nuod Jtroino
Prut t Mukco for dlvon-n, waHgranlcd
ii docrt'o In dlHlrb t court by Judxo
(Idorgo A. Day. The Man''!' are
both very prominent in Omaha and
Middle Wfint aociety.
Mrm, Urman Kounl.c, wiotber
of Mra, Mur.v.o, who appeared
pa a wll.nfMH for her daURbler, tentl-li-d,
uh did the plaintiff, that thn
htiftband hud choked her In public
on varlotia oreaalona,
Mr, Mnei did not appear at thn hear
In If.
Mm, Mugee waa icrnnlftd alimony of
7J u month and altorneys' fe( to tht?
amount of f.viO.
Hlie waa alo given rnatody of an
year-old aon, Maraluill Mnir,
Tha Alageta wei niarrlcd I'Vbtuary 27,
vm.
Will of W. H. Koenig
Filed for Probate
Tha wflt of tha lit William Jf. Konnlg
of tha Kllpatrlek atora baa bocn filed for
probata In county court
Ilia tata la natlmattd aa being around
000,0114, and nearly all of It goa to hi
widow and children, Paul W. Kuhna,
10. M. Morarnun, jr., and Mra. Kmultt
ara named exnautora.
Cequata of VM wera mad a to Kjtthar
fna and Kllnor ftaxter and Il,0o9 to Mona
Cowell,
STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS
WILL ARRIVE HERE MONDAY
He V. Powna and Oaora It. Howera,
T'nlliid Htalna atcamboat Irmpectora, will
ha In Omaha tha flrat of next waek to
pa on ttpplhatlona for llcenaea a
al'nmboftt operatora. They have notified
Collector of Cuatoma McCuna.
Kennedy Carries
Douglas County
By$fll5 Votes
John V. Kennedy rarrled Dnuglaa
county by over M votna, aorordlng to
tha unofficial count of all tha precliwjla
axenpt Tho rnlanlng precinct la tha
Klfth of thn Kleventh ward, whera tha
Judea failed to record their count for
republican nenator. Thn vote for 12.1 of
tho J-'t precinct la, Kennedy, ll.IWi;
Aldrleh, 3,151, leaving a majority for
Kennedy of S.014.
INDIAN TIRES OF SCHOOL
AND SEEKS WORK IN OMAHA
Levy fitewart, 17 yeara old, a runaway
from fjenoa Indian achool, refuted to re
turn to the InatltuUon. lie will bo taken to
tho home of hi father, prior Stewart, l
Petoakey, A1l h, The boy came to Omaha
to e:ure work and ti picked up by
tha autliorltleH.
"Thero Id a real cai.e for tho legal
aid denarlnlent," remarked Attorney
Mctinlio of the Welfare board, when
t-liperiiitendent Hi'hreiber reviewed
I In; rlrcuiHHtanceH of Mr. and Mra.
OhKond I', Kuller, aKalniit whom
Jiiilxemeiit waa tieeurcd In a Juwlleo
court by a picture enlarging concern,
Mr. ''nller nan-ed to pay SLfio for nn
rnliiiKement of a I'liologiaph of hi lata
fiitlier-ln-hiw, the agreement being that
tho original photograph would he lo
tto mil. When ilellveiy won iimdo tho
Kullern paid :'.?,", and agreed io pay tha
Im la near when their photoKratih n ra
turrieil A few day no Mr, Kuller 1 1 h -eovei
e I In hi woodplln n aummona In
ailed by JUHliio Kubat, Ivillfylnif Mm to
appear In court lit "t 11. m. on March 24"
lo uly.w caime why he nhoiild not pay
t fr "a iieeciwiiy of U," A Judg
nienl of lo.Tr, wtunda aKilint tho fullcra
In the JiimIIco court and jjarnlahea pro
ccedlnna are threatened,
Tha Welfare hoard will take nn appeal
from tho jimtho court and an effort will
be made to ahow thniiKh till caxa the
manner In which emna colleetlnn nxen
eh a and Juatlee coorla take udvantaijo of
iinmiHpeetlng pritfiln.
In thl Inwtancn the order for the ei,
hiined picture waa taken by a houne-to-hoimii
innvaer, wlm nuipreanly attreed
lo return the oriKlnal iihotourapli with
the order. Thla lllnermit aolleltor left
Oinaba and handed to a eolleetl.ui MC1117
all of bin uupiild aecoiinla. Another fen
lure of the ia la the allegation that
tho enlaiKemeiit a not a correct likcnrn
of Mr, Kullur' fathrr-ln law.
Juatbe of the peace Kubat explained
(lint this hour "'I a, tn." In thn aummona
wim a typographical error.
I'pon million of Attorney Mctjulra of
the Welfare hoard tho Judgment of
H0. ,5 axalnnt tha I''uler wan net us !
Beautiful Dundee
W. II. MiCord Iiiik piircluined 11 lot of
Many Tukry In Inimleo Ndjnlnlng the
lot on which Tukey'a new homn now
alaniln. The grotuid belonged lo Tukc),
being a pint of wlint lie iiciiilred before
lie built, bin bauilnoiiin hiuitn their, The
locution la the oulhwrl corner of l lfty
aecoipl und Knvenpoit nlreeta. The lot
la a feet n'linim, and the price, lliniigli
not deflntiely given, In mild to be In the
neighborhood of t!"n
Mr. Mi'i'ord IiiIcoiIk to begin at nnce
the erect Ion ni a hunihome home nn thin
new location. The new homo will prop,
ahly iwl in till) lieighhnrhood of .':,.'KI.
Mr Mei'urd lintiH'dlalely placed bin old
home Hi Twenty-ne'imd mid rea lUnelii
In the hiiniln of Tukey for mile
Mm, A, l.enlrll.
Mi. A. lutell, Hi yiain old, wife of
.John M. I.entell of Vnlley, S'eb , dl nl
Thursday at a local lioeiiltul The holy
will ha taken to Valley for Interment
CHILD'S FOREHEAD
ROUGH AND SCALY
SURVEY IS MADE OF THE
U. P. HEADQUARTERS
A aurvey of the Union Pacific head
qunrter building ha been completed,
und It allow that there are W,fc2! aipiar
feot nt floor apnea, bealde Jfi.SiH aipiar
feet additional floor apnea In tho vault,
making a total of ,7)4,327.
tn the building there are 1,H! Union
Pacific, official and employe and IM
tenant, Kvery peron In thn building
ha an average of 130 juara feot of. floor
apace.
Kept Spreading Into Hair. Itched
a Great Deal, Hair Fell Out
and Head Looked Badly,
HEALED BYCUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT
"When mt Ultle brother' trouble hean
It looked rough and waly and thought
that b waa breaking out with tha brat.
At Bret It waa Jtwt ai'roaa bl forehead, but
It kept aproadlng Into bla balr and waa very
rrd, It Itched great deal which cauned
blra io acrbtrh and he wa very rriau and
would often lie awake night. Ill hair fell
out and made hli bead look very bailly.
"We bad lilui treated but It aecnird to
Diake him worae, lie hal the trouble about
four month when I aent for a free aample of
Cuttcura Hoap and (Mot merit, and after
ward bought mure. Wo uned the C'ullcuia
Hoap and Ointment according to direction
and In about two week! be wiu compleiely
healed." IHigned) Mia Huate Van Dorcn,
K. t. D. I, (Jamaoc.be, Iowa, July 72, 1UI6.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 82-p. gklo nook on tba treatment
of tba akin and Kalp. Addree puet-rard
"Caticara, Dept. I, Hewlett." Mold by
druggUta and dealer throughout tha world,
nrnlulo noil Mlinollnar I'ntne.
Hlonn'a liniment in a wonderful rncdl-j
cine for neuralgia nnd ahnrp nhootiiig!
pnln. applied to painful upot It. atop
tha ache, 'inly &a. All drugglnla.Ad-vartlaement.
Thc!r Mary Page
By Frederick Lewis, Author of
"What Happened to Mary":
:i Pictures
Essanay
by
Tba Caat of Charaotera fox
TIB 3TBAMOB CASS OT HA I
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rhlllp Ijuixfinn, aM',rir fnr defense,
In I'iv w 1 1 h Mury ....... lUnrj WhMIuJI
Mary !', llxatrl, ! ll, . unil of
iiuitii, 1 , K,i"a Mr
l',,illi. puliurr of Mary, III lUAM
(tie t ncrum-il of IOul.1' ring
. .. H,,mtv AluAwort
if,. II Oiioi. tlimlrlial iiiiih'-i
Inn I 'unlli,,ia
Irnwt'tilli,jt Allnrnrty ....... .jeiui II l'af
linn I.. Mry lll,fti . . . .1' Hoik Imi'tuu
Mie. tt4t i,ahr
(. , rot'liie Hymmi4
Mr lliiuqvu . . Ii-"i.un, I''. I nlu
ItH, nv .. . !' !Hi;k Mflillli.a
Ml. hlnl. rll"'Vl tulnin ui
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A lm'i'1 Mil rrtu.ti., WllUm lill
liuik l oliw t, l''e lter..
... lle flrMtlth't
An, i owi ftUrxol Mi,r
tlm i,ui!i Vnl
Mi. ruuu Mr. MHtauld
'And Mr. Fhalo went In with Mr. Pol
lock 7
I "Oh, no, lr. Aa oon a tho car 1
I atopped ho went off duwn lite atrcet and ;
Mr. Pollock "went Into tho hotel alone, " '
Tln.re waa no doubt that both thane
! unex ieeted witricaaea bad niado a good 1
I Iniiiretmlon,
! Tho dlalrlct attorney wan not pleaned,
! hut I.angdoti, happy In the knowledge Hint
' thn terrlbbi ordeal for .Mary I'aKe was
drawing to nn end, left thn courtroom
1 that day feeling younger and full of
I pou erv , j
Knon noon
: Hut he hardly dared to diearii hli wmi
j del fill dream.
j (To He Contln I.)
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RUPERT HUGHES
And now comes a new
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lutely surpasses anything that has ever
before been presented-a production that represents
the very highest standtird'ever attained in the film world
MISS BILLIIJ IJUHKE IN GLORIA'S ROMANCE.
This beautiful photoplay is un
doubtedly the most magnificent work of film
craft ever attempted. It cost $(),()()() to produce.
It combines the greatest factors in the literary, theatrical and
motion picture fields.
The star is Miss Hillie Burke; the
supporting cast is headed by Mr. TIenry
Kolkcr; the authors are Mr. & Mrs. Htipcrt Hughes;
the producer is (iconic Klcinc. These powerful (actors
ach overwhelmingly tiumtnaiii have given their lime and
effort for many mouth H to prtaent to you motion idetur
novel of unu.uuf liilrir.t,
In Gloria's Romance you'll see the supreme
mr, Hillie Ilm kc, portruv the role f (lloriu Staf
tmrvJ t vtrvo, viviicious and charming, otj'll sec hr at
t'alin ltevh, I bn td, amul , enr of tare natural beauty, tui'l
ee her In tb iirwrtt nm the i ration of toi b, lamoul nufc
ili.tr a I in tic, limit Hrmlrt and IUK cm. You II iea tier In art
iMtririMii tat itf mman, tv t h noted aiillmt, Mr, A Mi, Huptft
tlnhf g U we brlmv try man, oiuait auJvbilJ willtnjay,
Hillie Burke in Gloria's Romance will soon
be prtHMiud at the leading ph.itopl.ty theatres, t he
""" "ul tltuw lbee pi.iuin wilt btr e utt d tor rn tha
y tititto.l tit HiuMtut u un .it. tKtiu.icil ragaij.M f,,
t'aiionlif llifir bttiiM gi-t the H you ait tittnetied In e.
lug a motion i hIui t'l.uloi lion cf nutl luglt ulil - it y,iU
i.ueit.itd In teeing H,IUe li,n w to I , bo u K .n.nu, .MMf the.
u the oM' bf ti m it) a i),o h im aud tU ut
Mn 4 wvut,l like to t it,
GEORGE KLEINE
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