THE BEE: OMAHA, TIILTuSDAV.. MAY 11, 1916,
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NICHOLAS LEADS
REMEDIAL LOAN
Articles of Incorporation Filed and
Company Soon Ready for
Basinets.
TO PAY SIX PER CENT ON STOCK
Within thirty day the Trovidnnt
1 can society, Just organized in
Omaha to make uniaH loan on any
security ths borrowers are abln to
tffer, 1 to ho in operation.
Articles of incorporation wrrc
f lpd yesterday. The rompany is Incor
porated vith a capital of $100,000.
Th Mnr-K hoMTi ara Umltrd to pur
rent (tlvlrtfrilii y vmvM'ini In the ar-tlr-lr
nf; incorporation. "You . It is
to b IsrjtHy ehsritabln nrt phllanthrnplo
In nut irr,", aald Secretary William - E.
Palmatlsr.
Th fifflrrra wr elected. Tusly. I
V, Nlrhnln wag mnil prssMant; J. V.
ftlmr, vlr rrelint; William E. Pal
matter, gerrotwy, anil William It. Adair,
traursr. Mr. ralrnatinr t to b tha
nianarr. and li to have char' of tlie
offl'-a na gonn aa ona I ripen"!,, ' At
a mmllng to t htld Thursday forenoon
in th nfflr of 3. V. ralmr, 719 Bran-fl'-ia
Theater building, the mutter of
luratlnn and further detail are to, be
taken tip.
The, filing- of the article of in'-nrnora-tlon
ate Ha tha offlrlnl elteiire of lha
feneration, but thirst day will ela
be font tha at at a I Iran an can be obtained
in tha regular eourea of event that t'fh
matter must take.
In the meantime General Manager Pal
rnatler la to travel all over tlto" rnuntry
visiting tha -ltle where iu:h rcmellal
loan aaaoclatlon ara In exlatence to
study condition and attidy carefully Iho
method employed In every nVtull. Tbera
ara forty of t.hea eorr.panlc In opera
tlon in varton pacta of Mm t'nlied Muv.
The corporation i modeled after the plan
ahlf.h ha the endoractnent of the Ituaaall
Hutn Foundation.
The article of Incorporation provide
that the dnmpany may begin btialnea
whenever 10 par cent of tha mock, i
suhrrln4.
Tha Incorporator ro Kugenn fiijvsl,
Hobert Cowcll, R. A, I,enaler, A, V.
Ptryker, W. K. J'almetler, William It.
llolsmgn, T. A. Try, William H. Adair,
Tlnley 1,. t'oinb, W. P. Hoford, M, 11.
llolrtnn, nr. Ira W. I'nrter, J. , P.
I'almer and I. V. Klr-hola,
The agitation for a company in Omaha
that would taka care of amalt loan
huh bank do not care In bother with,
waa started a oon a the loan ahark
Ml), putting lon shark qnt of bualnea,
waa declared Valid In tha Idle,
The Murrl Thin bank waa another
plan that was . considered here for a
lime, but thu far it haa not developed,
and tha " Provident Tn aociety now
become tha first In the tleld.
Governor to Visit
Rialto Movie City
Governor John 11. Morebead I to b
one of the cpnakar at the celebration of
tha laying cf the oorncratono tor the
Itlalto movie city at Rivlston Saturday
afternoon, according to E. 8. Bhaeffar,
head of the Rialto Amuament Company.
Mr. Bchaeffer invited the governor and
ha received notice of hi acceptance.
Mayor Dahlmau and a lot of local
dlgnltarle are alao to apeak at thl
dedication. A half holiday ha been pro
claimed by Mayor Dahlman for that da
In honor of the founding of the movie
city at Ilalaton.
JURY WORK IN FEDERAL
CQURJJS CONCLUDED
Jury work In federal court haa been
concluded for the preaent and Judge
Woodrongh la working on ea In equity.
" The Jury which-ha Just been dismissed
broke all recor.la in the Nehraaka divi
sion of tho fudi-rat court for amallneaa of
award given plaintiff."
The mrinv award waa given to Floyd
Smith, colore.1, whose foot waa cut off by
a Missouri Pai'lfiu engine near the Web.
tor street station Iiiat November. ITn
zed for STA'd and waa awarded S,5no,
One plaintiff who nuked Ilfo.flOO was given
duo who aaked 2",.iifl na (lven
Il.Vfi. A Buit agalnat the Vnlnn Pacific
for S2J.ni was taken from tha Jury and
decided tn favor of the defendant.
BODY OF CHARLES BATZ
FOUND ON A VACANT LOT
Knowing trace of earhnllo acid poinnn
Ing, the body of .'baric Hal, year
old. a gla- worker. ii found on a va
ennt lot at Twelfth and Jackaon treet
by K. II. Anderon, 1M1 Kinney atreet,
The police, who tn'l an Inveailgatinn,
aai eiialin l that l!l bud het n living
al Uic hoina of , T. I'atteraon. :t"2
t'limlnt; ein-et. I 3 la aatd to hat a
vufe mid Hi verat children tn Itttalmrglt,
llirt rm-ther alao live In thu eaat,
( nn.tit r I'wiliv ettto'.liir-l Ute hMiv an-',
e a t -M.- acid - i nti it a the .,
i.f ibuih i ff'Ki n Ix'ing ninlt to o.
r hi faniily and r'Hiline
WANTED TO BURY CHILD IN
BACK YARD TO SAVE MONEY
Uale llrten, tC t"hr (rt
a --l at I tie city !!! nnttl after
Ihe f:im i l t-t K i'if..i-.( . Iiilil. .-!,
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BUT FEW SCARLET FEVER
CASES ARE REPORTED
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DR. USHifTvuTi SPEAK
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Well, They Had Their Hike, Even if
It Did Not Take Them Anywhere
For eek the girl of the club fname
deleted by cenaor) had been planning the
"hike."
The Idea w to get up early and go
out far, far, far, far, far from the city
and walk to mm ditnt, aome very
dlMant, point. Knroute they would mke
uee of the art of woodcraft; they would
llaten to the hlrde twittering In tha
hranche their glad ong of pralae: they
would commune with natch-r in her
nat'-ncreet natchralne,
Hunday morning the tart a md.
Child' point waa the far goal of tholr
pedctrlanl ambition.
The atreet car brought the aluteen fair
onea to Albright. There tha hike be
gan. .
Off trted the little line long the coun
try road. Tha fair leader lad on and
the fair follower followed after.
The well-known un aroa In hla cu
tomary grandeur and waa ) limy
bnatfng down upon the hiker.
Homehow the bird dldn t aem to he
on the Job. Perhp they didn't arise a
early a uaual on Kunday morning.
Wearinea began to make Padf felt
and there were tragKlcr who dreamed
of automobile ride.
But eventually camp waa made and the
"wienie" were roasted.
Bissonette Sees
Lively Fight Not
on the Program
'Averlll llarrimaji nd Deputy Comp
troller niaannetfe of the Ifarrlman y
tem of road were In town yesterday en
route wt.,They came In from New York
and stopped off a dny here to confer with
I'tiloo J"u'fuj official,
While It wn not cheduld on lb pro
gram, Mr. Illaaonett wa given n
Imitation of an Incipient Oraek uprising
during hi vlalt t the Tnlon Pacific
headquarter. He w In the office of
the company treasurer -on the seventh
floor cf the headquarter bulidlng, when
a doien or so Greek laborer entered
for the purpose of having their pay
check cashed.
The Greek were given their money,
when auddnnly hnstllltle commenced, A
mtnfite later there wa a free for-all
flaht and two or three men fell to th
floor, hmpl'iye of the office Interfered
and tbe.n. called the police,, but before the
officer rrlved, ieace wa restored. The
trouhl wa apparently caused by on of
th laborer' accusing tha foremen of not
reporting the correct lime that he had
worked. Most of the laborer aided with
their companion and against tho foreman
nd then- th fight started.
Mr. . ftl4l)a1ta wa n Interested spec
tator, hut a it wa not hi fight, he did
not interfere.
N'e ln bad been seen of Child' Point
They hadn't even seen the child.
"Wonder how far w are from Al
bright," ald on fair one.
"I ahould think about alxteen mile,"
aid another,
"All of that." opined a third, "why,
we've been walking over two hotira."
"Thl i a hike we can tell our friend
about." sdld the leader proudly, seeking to
instill spirit Into the wilted little band.
Com then a country youth, a yokel In
overall.
I'pon this blushing 1 native th girls
pounced nd sought informstlon.
"How far I it to th Albright car7"
wa what tpey wnte1 to know,
"Aw, right over thatwy," th abhed
youth stammered. "Flight apast that
there house. Yeh kln walk to It In flv
minute.
The cross country hlksr eoudn't be
lieve It. P.ut the j-outh noke th truth.
Th art of woodcreft, so well known
to girl guides and all good hiker, h4
failed. The mo wa growing on th
wrong side of h trees, , They had
walked In a circle and were back wher
they started.
But great gob of gladnne glittered
glly n the "grchl" of the girl. Wei-
come, street car! A ba, hiking, glad
ong of bird, wood'-raft, natrher!
W. A. HALBR00K DIES FROM
ATTACK OF PNEUMONIA
Willi A. Ifalbrook, U year old, ,
realdenl of Omaha for the lt twenty
ona year and for thirteen year mansgae
of lha gent'a furnishing department at
th Thompson-nelden company tor,
died at the horn of hi mother, ' Mra
George Walker, )IS ' (tharmati avenue,
after an lllne of veral week.
Following a nervou breakdown Mr.
1 la! brook resigned about three year age,
J 11 recent Illness developed Into pnu.
monla.
Ilealde hi mother he I survived by a
brother, Wgde llalhrook, and a slater,
Mia Ilesslu llalhrook.
Tuneral - service will be held al th
home at I o'clock Friday afternoon, with
Interment In Foret Twn cemetery,
JOHN D. CAMPBELL ASKS
MARRIAGE BE ANNULLED
- .
Ieclarlng that he. entered a marriage
contract through fraudulent proceeding,
Joln V. Campbell filed a petition In dl
trlct court aaklng that ha tnarrtaga t-i
Hula Hoffman f'mpbell be ' net al1o.
They were married t West Point, la.,
less thin three week ago.
8lnce tmii, he aaya. h ha discovered
that on llnrch 7, of thl year, hhe file I
suit for illvoice fn.m Harry Koffma'i, her
hiiflmnil sill the suit Is etlll iemlluir
Hhe told him ah wa a widow. Crimp
I ell aya, when ha married her.
Roach Says Dam at
Whalen Finished
Frank J flnacb, flvrtllnf agent for
the i nlon Pacific, la back from a trip
made Into stern Wyoming, whr he
went after the company'a llo special
completed it tour of wetrn Nebraska
last week.
from tiering, Neh., Mr, Roach went up
the Plan river valley slaty mile, tn
where tho Whln dam la Just about
completed, Thl dam i aero the
Platte, about svn mile aat of Gurn
ey, Wyo, It. is constructed of cement,
i forty feet high and 'fl feet in length,
h'll'llng back enough water to Irrigate
1SA,tm acre feet when th ditch ar
completed. To complete the dltc.hes, Mr.
Ron'h asserts will require about three
year. Contracts have been signed for
th digging of fifteen mile of main
ditch thl year.
When completed, the eaat end of the
ditch will be brought clown I? 4 point.
nar North port.
Mr. Hoard asserts that a larg number
of settler re going Into the country
long th Una of th ditch and Ukln
up land with the Idea of going Into
farming and stock raising on an ex
tensive scale. A larg number of the
settler are men of conalderabl mean.
BALDWIN SURPRISED TO
LEARN HE IS NOMINATED
"Jack" Baldwin haa been notified by
Flection Commissioner Moorhesd that ha
wa nominated for pollca Judge at th
recent primary. The Information w
quite a surprise to Mr Hsldwtn, who be
lieved ha wa defeated. The, official
notice wa In black and. whit and wa
accompanied by a blank upon-which Mi.
H Id win wa rs'justd to. Indicate hi
acceptance or declination.
I'pon aecond reading however,' of th
notice, Mr. Ilaldwln observed that he
w nominated on the progressive ticket.
lie filed a a regular republican, which
h declare he !, 'first, last and all th
lime. A number of voter - wrote hla
nam. In a the progressiva nomine and
therein I th explanation of hi nomina
tion.', "Horry, I cannot accept thl nomina
tion," !Mt Mr. Ilaldwln.
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Rom Th woaderful "Sunday Morning
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1808-1510 Douglas St.
Two Thursday Specials
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In Our Annual
aist Sale
May W
Mere at Hut lu brl blmua liar
talus rrr offi'tcit ltnali women, Tt
rtlplnl.ite Jh gtetlie ftlli) ""d
TRADE EXCURSION
REACHESDECATUR
One-Day Booittr Trip Made b'
Eighty of the Leading: Omaha
Business Men.
AND THIY CAREY A REAL PIPER
Burking, a strong northerly wind,
the trade extenakm auto tourlMn of
the Commercial club ran out of
Omaha and Into Tekaniah on chd
uled time ycaterday on the first
gtfctlon of their one-day round trip to
Decatur and back.
They reached Tekamah at 10:25,
Vbieh wa Juat a trifle ahead of
tbelr acbadule, .
At Tekamah a large delegation of
Decatur men met them In automo
mllea to pilot them back to Decatur,
where the Decatur fellow enter
tained them at luncheon.
Some eighty men went from Omhv
Nineteen er pulled Into Tekmh, but
tfharle Trimble, who left Omaha an
hour after the main t dy, mad the twen
tieth car, that wag somewhere on tha
road making good time to catch tip,
I'oslmaster Henry Osterrnan of.Walr,
tha mayor of Blair and a lot of buslne
men met th tourlat cheerfully and cor
dially on the street of Walr, as thy
psc-d through early In the morning.
II I'lpe and ripe.
MeDougal, th fatnmi cabaret bag
piper of Omaha, . I accompanying the
party, clad in full Bcottlsh kilt and r
Bui In. ! piped and piped through the
treet of every town until he was purple
In th far.
Follownlg I partial llt of thee who
md th trip;
City's Big Oil Car
Covers Boulevards
Commlaloner Hummel spent aome
time Tuesday watching the new city
motor oil spreader in operation. The
machine take the placo of the old horse
drawn wagon that waa sometime al
inont a day In covering the distance
I from the supply tank to a distant point
I on the road.
I A stretch of th boulecard aoulh of
Hanscom park was the ttrst to receive
a visit from the huge machine yesterday
' and the oil wa spread with a neatnea
I and dispatch that pleased th eommls-
sloner- mightily.
MOHLER RETURNS FROM
, FUNERAL OF MRS. SMITH
Th
is ts
Sanitol Week
j President Mohler baa rturtiel from
i Chicago, Where he went after taking the
j body Of Mr. Bmlth, mother of Mr. M'ih-
ler to Cedar Rapdla, la., where burlai
service were held last Kunrlsy, After
I the funeral Mr. Mohler went on to Chi
cago to meet some of the ofriclal of the
ilarrtman line.
T, Ft. Colemn,
Henry Korster,
G. II. KMy,
Myk Btandlih,
G. W, Johnaton,
ft, B, Towle,
V. K. Zeller,
Hay Lcjw,
J, W, Gamble.
N. Ktanley Prown,
I. V. Hall.
T. R, Tholl,
K. I-. Haller,
1eRiiy CVirllss,
Frank HuKhea,
Glen Wharton,
Joe Kellcy,
11 1). rrsrikfurt,
William Haa.
J. Clarke Colt,
!,o Callahan.
W. Bowl Hmlth,
J. A, Hinkwell,
A V. McAdiima,
W. V.. Hhoades,
1 M. Harding,
A. M. Wells. .
H. J Toiler,
A, I I'alrner,
R .1. Houthrd,
r, c. 11 ton,
K. O, Jone,
A. V. Hresher,
T. it. Comhs,
Georg ldngman,
i. V. gtsrrett,
J. T. Austin,
3. H Owen,
T. W. Austin,
W. E. Hhepsrd,
J. F , Brne,
A. II. ri.-gl.ers,
It cj. Miirphy,
Freii Ciiscailen,
C. B lleliner,
V. I,. Neshlt,
C. H. lieWsal,
V, W. Thiinia,
P. P. Fodre,,
.1, H. flumont,
ftam Reviiold,
H. G. Hoel.
C, It. Rurdlck,
i' 11. M'inlsy,
Chscles Trimble,
lln Psrmsr,
H, K. Rurkst.
Inillaesttoa Put to Const Ipetlow.
Take a doae of lr. King New Ufa
Pill tonlrht. Im hnw much hettar voti
feel In th morning. Sic, All druggist.
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quality and economy? Have you proved
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Koins with motor car buyers in this section and in
every other t Ifupmobile Dealers know it, and every
one of them is plad he is selling Hupmobiles. Here we
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newspaper advertising, and serving their want from
a we 11-fctnokod factory branch.
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