THK MKh: OM.li., WKDXKSDAY. MAY 17. 19KI
GRANT CONFERENCE
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Common Laborers to Meet
with Leaders.
TLASTIRERS HAVE NO DEMANDS
The Omaha Rudders' exchange
has refused to grant the conference
the leaders of the strike of common
laborers have asked. This' request
for a conference was made a few
day ago, hut the builder flatly re
fused to appoint and instruct a com
mittee to meet the labor delegates.
"We have no grievance," said one
of the contractors. "Why should we
appoint a committee for a confer
ence?" The employes of the Electric Light
and Power company, working at the
iob of putting in the big conduit on
eavenworth street, though they
were off the job for nearly a half
day several days ago, when the
strikers asked them to come out wifh
them, are again at work, so that the
strike thus far continues to be rem
aned largely to the labor on build
ing operations.
O. C. Hardy, heading a committee
of the plasterers' union, says there
is no truth in the. report that the
plasterers are uneasy and that they
contemplate making some demands
at this time.
The teamsters have denied that
they intend to go out with the labor
ers or press any of their demands at
this time.
The carpenters have just made a
three years' contract with the build
ers and thus have their grievances
settled for a period of at least three
years.
Milwaukee Gives
The Manufacturers
a Broader Field
lows territory, west of Manilla,
and South Dakota, North Dakota
and Montana territory is to be open
ed to the manufacturers of Omaha,
through the action of the Chicago,
Milwaukee rV St. l'aul railway in
making Omaha an ntermediate point
cm its mam line
The new tariff as just been pub
lished, showing tVat thts has been
done. Arbitrary differentials have al
ways been held in this territory
against Omaha and favoring St. Paul
and Chicago. This refers to carload
lots of all kinds, except fruits and
vegetables, but it affects particularly
structural steel, inasmuch as the raw
product, can be finished in Omaha
and shipped cm without charge for
reconsignmg.
This is a very Important accom
plishment, which the action ot the
Milwaukee has made possible. The
Commercial club, through its trat
fic bureau, has been working for thf
result for years.
Man Kills Mother,
Daughter and Self
Rochester. Ind.. May 16. William
Dollar, 30, miller at Macy, a village
near here, today shot awl killed his
mother, Mrs. Anna Dollar, 50, and
daughter Agnes. 5. fatally wounded
hit aon George, 11, and baby Ida, 2,
and then went to a nearby cemetery,
where he killed himself on the grave
of his wife. It is believed that the
recent sudden death of Dollars wife
caused insanity.
GRAND ARMY VETS GO TO
THE STATE ENCAMPMENT
Twenty-five Omahans, members of
the Grand Army of the Republic, left
for Lexington Monday night over the
Union Pacific to attend the state en
campment of the organisation that
opens today.
One of the. distinguished members
of the urand Army of the Republic
who was in Omaha a short time ,Mon
day night was Captain K. K. Mon
fort, grand commander. The captain
lives in Cincinnati and reached
Omaha at midnight over the Milwau
kee. At the session today he re
s.ponds to the address of welcome,
W E ATH IrflsTw A R M I NG UP
ALL OVER THE STATE
While (lie weather begins to show
signs of warming up. It was pretty win
terish nut In the Male Mmday night
Helmnnt, on the llurllntcton, the last
slatlnn In Neliraeka on t hi Hillings line.
reported a temperature of ft) degreea
ahove sero. There were it number of
Muttons that reported above.
Tim warmest eput tepnrted In V.
1'tat.ka was I, von, where the aitent read
rl thermometer at :0 degree above.
A! through the central and southern
l'orll"na the thermometer ichiIIiikr were
to above. Out In Wvomlng tempera'
lurra ranged fi.nn 33 to dere above
Omaha Girl Entertainers Who Are Going Into Vaudeville
V
TLORENCE CCrtTBRlLb &ZSSIE CO??Rlll, J&ICIS CO't'IERiLL
couple of eraaons. flcaso, Florence and i villa en.-sgemcnt Hi the fall. Those who
The Cotterlll sisters, well known looul
entertainers, sre going to take their 11-
Allie have accepted a ten-weeks' engage
ment to tour the Kldpath Chautauqua
cut out Into this big world and let other ,.jr,.ui t through New York and remieyl
folks sea whut riniah has enjoyed for a j vunla. Thla la preliminary tu a vaude-
Omaha Receives Engravings of
George Washington and Ben Franklin
1 vera! thousand beautiful new
pictures of deorge Washington and
Renjamin Franklin have been re-
ceived at the local postoffice for dis
tribution to the people of Omaha
These engravings are prepared by
the United Jtates government and
are said to be splendid likenesses of
the two great patriots. They were
made by the government engraven.
A whole carload of the engravings
was received. They may be secured
by calling at the postoffice,
A nominal price of a . few cents
each has been placed upon the pic
tures so that they shall come into
the hands of people who will appre
ciate them and will not waste them.
Engravings of George Washington
can be secured at 1 cent, 2 cents, 3
cents, 4 cents, 5 cents and 6 cents.
Engravings of Benamtn Franklin
jean be purchased fen- 8 cents, 10
cents and 15 cents each, according
to color.
Each engraving has the price
stamped upon it.
There is also glue on the bark of
them, so that they may be pasted to
the wall or fastened on a letter.
In fact, the engravings are es
pecially popular for placing on letters
and packages, ,
For example, one of the engrav
ings of George Washington (costing
only 2 cents) will, if placed upon a
letter, carry that letter with safety
and dispatch to Kennebeck, Me,.
Walla Walla, Wash., or to any of
60,000 other postoffires.
Useful, you see, as well as orna
mental, are these beautiful pictures.
One carload of postal cards has"
also been received. Also a carload
of alaniped envelopes. These ship
ments constitute the quarter's re
quirements of postal supplies for this
office. 1 hey are valued at nearly
$500,000.
COURT CRIER ALLEN GUEST
OF H0N0RAT RECEPTION
In honor of C. W. Allen, who will move
to Uneoln this wk to maka tils homa
after aarvlna for twenty years as crier
In Judge ABunaer's court, V. fi. Orant
poat and Woman's Belief corps gave a
urprlsa party. The affair was given at
Mr. Allen's home and was attended by
over seventy-five guests, who presented
him with a silver-mounted umbrella, ap
propriately inscribed. Women of the
corps served refranhments.
ABOLISH TAX ON TOBACCO
SENT TO BOYS IN TRENCHES
Tfluno ran be sent the l rem h,
I'rHiih nt I'iel;uil nuMirix now with
"U( paving impi-rt tsi in l iaiue cr
I ngU'i'f, according tu notua ferriveij
l the h.u al poMi'tlii e from Otto
Praegrr- e upd anutant puMnuMrr
Urt-eijtlr.f the 1'inic Mjtrs it jjrt
in ihi'v fire pi k4a! i'f t-!.! rn
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OFFICER FRANCL ARRESTS
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OOVtRNMtM? SLtMNQ FOR
SCVE 01LLTERI0US SAUSAGE
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Every Woman's Duty
in matters portainiug to 1 ho family laltlo is to d carlo
not only what is host for liorsplf, but for the husband
and children as well.
Tako tho tablo drink, for instance; tho linusowifo
may like her tea or coffep. She knows that roffee and
tea are harmful to many, but she uws her favorite
beverage in moderation, and thinks it doesn't harm
fter.
But there's John. He's irritable and nervous,
perhaps his irritation and r-lepplownoFm may bo duo to
tea or coffee.
Again, almost everybody knows that ten and cof
fee nre especially hnrmfnl to the little folks. Tho next
thing, then, is "what to mtvu as n wlioli-sttrntt table
beverage?"
In many fnmilien the riiit k and happy answer ii
.NSTANT FOSTUM
Here is a delicious "coffee like" betTrtge, as hot
tttnl Mivoiy an high gTeide Jliva ctiffee, yet pure and
fiti frt'io the druct, cat"l'ftiu and tnnrtin, which rf f n
diH.nrri'e with health and comfort,
'lit impure, di'li'iaiu f..-d ilrink u mndo uitiuitl
by uifg a level tenpntiiful in a cup mtd ad lii;g i t
Hntct, ti!- fiu'tr mid ciftun t I h t , livrtu inn
thin ti alt Ihev dH'e Htthnil the tirhti'.t ( Imtict .f
h'trui
Instant Tonum, n I Ann (; tli.t.vrry, h
in.'ete ft pti'i ' wl a' U bit of lnlf--tnr Himhm.,
I inbd and r l"t l i-t like . .iti'. e li fl tur, putity
r! tH'lt 1 t'd V N 1, e Wti trtitnhd"i!i f.WtiT
i'V i t S !;t-re
"There's a Reason"
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have aevn Out alll play at the le, nl and
other hotel and at arloii rntrrUlit
nienta hre they hnf heen leaturrd IM
not worry alMiiit their nunwi
Saloon Keepers
Are Defendants in
Three Damage Suits
Three damaae suits aKilnet the Illinois
Surety company end thlruni aalVon keep
era represent an ar.iTiita of l'-'S.0i)
damages aakad. The petit lone have heeii
filed In dltrl"-t rourt. The eanie law firm
la handling all of the ijits.
Nettle J'rlor, wife of a former rarrlsae
painter, aaks llO.f'") dmea from the
bonding eompnny and f'hila l.yrk, Jmoh
H. Oehrlg, Kd Kartell, Henry l'oat, John
rforenaon, Eggrrtc Otte, ('. II, hiiwley,
fete Oravert and John f'nmr.lnd.
Katie Mayorkawlcs wnnl tb.i) from
the bonding eomtny and l'et t omlak,
Joe Pombrowakl and Joe Htrifei kl. Hoth
women sue bau their hiiahands be
came Intoxicated, they say.
William Paranakl sues Vlrtor Iltlvlns
and ffteve Orlsaltls, who opnate a Houih
Bide saloon, for lo,") becauso h" broke
his arm, ha alleges, as a rult of becom
ing Intoxicated In their place,
FIND LAD MISSING
FOR ELEVEN YEARS
After Mother Worries All This Time
He is Found on Torpedo
Boat.
LIVES ON SOUTH THIRTEENTH
Waller llcimn, aon of Mr. F. h.
Campbell, T0() Soutli Thirteenth
strrct, disappeared eleven years K'
All cfluiu to (mil him were futile.
His friend?, and rvlativo bad given
bun up l"r drail, vvlicn ins mutner
beard ret cully t'nat i" ' '1f
I'niied Malei lotpcdn boat Koger.
at ilir proem lime in the navy yard
at I'mMon
Mrs. I anipbrll aid thai lie had
often talked of tunning away and
joining the navy. He left home with
out KtviiiR uotue to Ins mother or
frii'inK and Mr I 'anipbrll is happy
that her son u alivr
llrrron wi 21 yean old when he
ran away from home
Humane Meeting
For Cilildren at
Strand Saturday
There will he a meeting Pulurday morn-
tns In Htrand llK'aier In the Interest of
tho hitman aoi lcty. I lillilreu from all
over ihe i'tv have tiecn Invited through
their principals. There will ha addreaaes
hy promlnenl leader In the movement.
The I.aeminlo Kllm company will alao
Blvo pictures, allowing Inalrimllon along
ih line of klndneaa to animals.
Hmvlay morning many of the clergymen
of the city will devote their aennona
larily to Hie theme of kindness to dumb
alllmnla,
Want Ads never shirk their work they
will get results If anything will.
TWO HUSBANDS ORDERED
NOT TO BOTHER WIVES
l.llllan I. Keeves has been granted a
divorce from ttnndal J. Peevaa, whom
ahe accused of iiejjlect. Whe has been
Klvcn the cutody of their I year-old son,
CI yd", end $1S a month.
JudHo l,e!le haa laaued two orders re
straining William C. Ileaty and Charlea
Foley from tnoleatlng their respective
wpea, who are suing for divorces.
Nicholas Hrhomerus has been given a
divorce from hla wlfe.y
Alma, Hansen sake a divorce from Wei
ter Hansen. They were married In New
York and have two children.
SIcW Headaches Una (a r OBallpetlon,
One dosa rf. King's New Ife rills
and your elck headache Is gone. Oct a
J5-eent bottle and be convinced. All
druggists. Advertisement.
Get Away
the last week in June
City Has Chance to
Save Money if Heat
Is Bought Outside
The Twelfth Annual Convention
Associated Advertising Clubs
of the World, Philadelphia.
Helpful Lionvention for D
Men TKey Come for New Idea and th
Inptrition to e Better Bttfliness Men. It'..
Dollar nJ Cent Proposition.
ASK
VICTOR WHITE. Chairman
"On to PhllrublphiA" Cnmmtttr
1214 I arnAm St., Omaha
YOU NEED NOT HE A MEMBER OE AN ADVER.
TbING Clim TO A TEE NO THIS CONVENTION
The citv intincil adopted a resolu
tion, offered by Commissioner Jar-
dine, askinst for bids for heating the
city hall. The record show that dur-
iiik the he atmit season just drawing to
a rinse the t ity has paid approxi
niatelv $.i,UW lor heat for the munici
pal building. It ii estimated that the
ical ran he furnished by an outside
parly for M) per cent less
c can nave about Mi.'MKI expense.
which would be necessary in the re
modeling of the city hall, to say noth
ing of the decrease in cost id the
beating itself.' said Commissioner
Jardine. Jlc also referred to the
elimination of dust and dirt and the
saving of sr.aco in the basement of the
city hall.
In the remodeling of the citv ball
the saing of space now occupied by
the boilers will be an important fac
tor, in every way the proposed plan
of buying ih Ktrain from an outside
! party would be more satisfactory and
; more economical, according to Mr.
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Girl Faints, May
Have Been Drugged
Mlaile Drown, Floinar hotel, fainted at
Sixteenth and Farnam streets Monday
evening and was taken tiy a companion,
Unsel WooUey. H'i Honlh Sixteenth
stn-et, to tho hotel. Ir. O. E. Lyman,
who waa summoned, asserted that the
girl waa suffe ring either from the effect
of some drug or poison. Hho was re
moved to Hie I,lter hospital. Mla
Woolsey hod aocompankd the Brown
girl to several downtown drug atorea for
medicine which the latter wanted, and
In one establishment a clerk dreased e
cut on her hand, but did not give her
Ihe medicine. After thla the glrla went
to a cafe for a bltn to eat, end then
walked to Blxtoimlh and Kamem streets,
where Miss Ilrown was taken 111,
New Knglind cotton mills are now pav
ing the highest wsgce in the history of
the industry. '
Splendid Laxative
for Elderly People
Hat been Preteribed by Well
Known Phytician for
Many Yean.
The Infirmities of age ere especially
manifest In a tendency to cunailpailon,
and call for treatment that will afford
relief in an easy, natural manner The
rapid action of cathartic remedies and
purgatlvei thai slun k I ha system should
ha avoided, more especially an the relief
they offer la only temporary and. Is nr
uslly jiore than offset hy disturbance to
the vital organs caused by their violent
action.
Nearly thirty jesrs S40 l.'ir, V, It.
Caldwell, Montli'cllo, III., prescribed a
compound of simple laxative Ivrbs that
has since become the affilidard household
remedy In thousands of homes. II ads
really end gciply, yet with positive ef
fect, without griping or other pain or
discomfort. Mrs. luiehel Allen, Galea-
burg, Kens,, Is seventy-one ears old,
end after using a bottle of Vr. Caldwell !
ttyrup repsin, wrote (hat ft had done her
a world of good and lhat she Intends to
keep It In the house always
Irugglets sell Ir. Caldwell's Hjrup
V S ' ''t ' ,!
Mill. It ACHEI, AtXEiV
rpsln for fifty cents a bottle. It is a
splendid remedy end should be In every
home. A trial bottle, fre of charge, can
ha ohtaln'd by writing to Dr. W, H.
Caldwell, 4."4 Washington fit., Montlcello,
111.
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ANN O U N C EMENT!
DR. W. M. KNOLLENDERG, D. C.
r ormfiiy 111 Be BM,Mfl to trr fjmtten
My mm attue Is new tampleta al sih anal Faiftam
Itte.tit ImIU I I t OHewa HM. PhjIs im
( .wkijg avao,i . em wUhdiit C'keyre!ia
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a ) te tHta t atyantassev
Blizzard Refrigerators
Our location, out of the high rent district, our low
operating expense and our enormous purchasing power are
three reasons why we save you 10 to 50 per cent on refrig
erators. As usual, you make your own terms.
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Hard wood finished refrigerator,
like Illustration, gQ
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Mineral wool packed, enamel lined
refrigerator, with one
leas door than (Hue
I ration ,
$13
A Safe Place to Trade. Our Guarantee Protects You,
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Mineral wool packed, enamel lin
ed, front Icing, refrlg- t 1 C
erator, like Illustration.. 4 sj
NO
Leak.
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Acmo I-n'- metal
freeinr. like 11
lusl ration
49c
Let us figure
your furniture
bill.
You make
your own'
terms.
,.erj TIME AND CARE
The tire that's made in a hurry wears
ut in n hurry. A few minutes saved In
building n tire may mean weeks or
months of service less for you.
ALLIANCE
A-VX -iOOOMHK
UlwcllcuTiwJ IfiT
t han.l miilr, There rt aecreti ibout
llienv no myatfrioua. Irmtetliftu itothmf
tut the hi'tet gx t niateiuU n4 (tral
deal of care ami wauhfwlnest at tvrty iter..
Hut with aU their goo.ln Alliartc Tire
lost lea than any other IIAN'D-M ADH ttrra
act that rtiakea tt ! utly wt t p',t
them vn YOUR mar new
Th AUianc Rvd.Ker Cf.
AlliaM.e, tii.
The Grant Tire & Rubber Co.
304 b. VHU Street
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