THE OMAHA -SUNDAY BEE: JANUARY 21. 1917.
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Briej City News
TIaUnnm Wedding Rings Edholm.
Have Boo Print It Now Beacon
Press.
Best Meal for the Money Clatre
mont Inn.
Dr. W. K. Foote, now at 113 First
National.
Kmv Year Mwr And aluabtr. In the
American Sara Deposit Vaults, lis South
17th St., Baa Bids. Boies rent tl.H tor t
months. Open from I a. m. to &. p. m.
The Undertaking Businnw of the
late Edward L. Dodder will be con
tinued under the management of Fred
E. Fero. who has been with the firm
for the last eighteen years. (Signed)
DELLA DODDER, Admx.
Gas Company Sued Alleging per
mament injuries as a result of an acci
dent in the railroad yards, when he
asserts a load of coke fell on htm,
Robert Albright has brought suit in
district court against the Omaha Gas
company fer 110,004 damages.
Optical Company Changes Name
On Uje same day that the Omaha Op
tical company filed articles of Incor
poration with the county clerk,
amended articles were filed changing
the name to the Riggs Optical com
pany. Herbert B. Riggs. R. M. Wal
gren and G. M. Matson are the incor
porators. Fine Fireplace Goods Sunderland.
Wants His Freedom Festlno Ran
urez, who asserts that he is being held
in the county jail without a charge
against him, has started habeas corpus
proceedings to obtain his release.
Truck Driver Asks Damages
George Casey, a truck driver, has sued
the Ford Motor company and the C.
N. Diet lumber company for $25,000,
alleging permanent injuries suffered
in an accident at tiie automobile con
cern's new plant at Sixteenth and
Cuming streets last summer.
Go to Federal Pen Charles Craw
ford, colored, who was sentenced to
ten years in the penitentiary for coun
terfeiting, and Emery Duncan, who
was given two years as an accomplice
of Crawford, were taken to the fed
eral penitentiary at Leavenworth by
United States Marshal Flynn.
Schools Warm on Mondays Jani
tors of public schools have been
warned against violation of the rules
which require them to have their
buildings in a proper condition of
temperature on Monday mornings.
Last Monday several schools were not
warm enough for children and teach
ers. Second offense will be followed
by dismissal for offending janitors.
Is Bound Over Joseph Bomenll,
charged with having abandoned his
wife and child on December 28, has
been bound over to the district court
under bonds in the sum of $B00. Bo
menll formerly lived at 508 'South
Thirteenth street
City Hall Folks' Study City Hall
workers are brushing 'up In anticipa
tion of a civil service regime. Some
are studying geography, others are
improving their writing and a few are
staying home nights with their spell
ing books, it has been suggested that
a correspondence school man could do
a lot of effective work just now in the
municipal building.
TJ. P. Bonos Checks Hero Checks
representing the 10 per cent bonus
that the Union Pacific is giving its em
ployes are being distributed today.
Those to employes in the headquar
ters building are being passed out, at
the paymaster's office, while those for
employes outside of Omaha are being
mailed.
Sioux Indians Hold Big
Council On Death of Friend
"Pahaska" (the Long-Haired One)
is not forgotten by the Ogallala Sioux
Indians. "Pahaska," as his red
skinned friends called Colonel Will
iam F. Cody (Buffalo Bill), will live
long in their memory. To prove that
his people are not forgetful of the
old scout and super-plainsman. Chief
Jack Red Cloud sent the following
resolution to Colonel "Bill" McCnne,
who is an Ogallala Tonka:
"The Ogallala Sioux Indians of Pine
Ridge, S. D., in council assembled,
resolve that expression of deepest
sympathy be extended by their com
mittee in behalf of the Ogallalas to the
wife, relatives and friends of the late
William F. Cody (Buffalo Bill) for
the loss they have suffered; that those
people who have endured may know
that the Ogallalas found in Buffalo Bill
4 warm and lasting friend, that our
hearts are sad from the hoavy bur
den of his passing, lightening only in
the belief of our meeting the presence
of our Wakan Tanka in the great
hunting ground.
"CHIEF JACK RED CLOUD,
"Chairman of Committee."
Many Sales Made Lately
By Payne Investment Co.
' This is a list of Payne Investment
company sales during the last few
weeks:
Fred Hansen traded a house at Thlrry
seoond and Valley for a quarter section of
land tn Cheyenns county, valued at $4,100.
Edward Scott sold to Peter Cramer two
lots at Twenty-seventh and Elllston avenue.
(ireene A. lenham traded 4ft 1 7 California
street to Mr. Byles. consideration $fi,500.
. Gus Peterson sold William Powell of Mis
souri Valtsy Ave acres at Forty-ninth and
Brown, t&.OOO. He also traded Ave acres
10 Mr. Powell for 100 acres of land near
Woodbine, Is., 114.000.
.Dr. Romm purchased a proparty at Thir
tieth and Ohio streets from Amos Glller
for 13,000.
John Kennedy purchased a residence on
Twenty-ninth anty Seward stret8 from Mrs.
Ilora Maffney. 12.000.
Peter darken sold a lot at Twenty-fourth
and Castelar streets to Ausustson Brothers,
l0ll.
Osrar Peterson sold a residence at Forty
fourth and Kamam streets for 93,400.
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Swamp-Root, for not a single user has
been dissatisfied with the results pro
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ers who speak highly in behalf of
Swamp-Root and one person recom
mends it to another. When any one
inquires concerning Swamp-Root we
always speak in its favor.
Very truly yours,
O. P. BARBER & SON,
Druggists.
Oct. 14, 1916. Lawrence, Kansas.
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You
There is only one medicine that really stands out pre-eminent as a
remedy for diseases of the kidneys, liver and bladder.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root stands the highest for the reason that it has
proven to be just the remedy needed in thousands upon thousands of even
the most distressing cases. Swamp-Root, a physician's prescription for spe
cial diseases, makes friends quickly because its mild and immediate effect
is soon realized in most cases. It is a gentle, healing vegetable compound.
Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Blnghamton, N. Y., for a sample
size bottle. It will convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet of valu
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HEAVY SALES MADE
HERE ONCASH CORN
Big Price is Paid if or Corn for
Export and for St. Louis
Market.
WHEAT TAKES SMALL DROP
The big cash deals on the .Omaha
Grain exchange Saturday were in
corn. St Louis took 100,000 bushels
at $1.04 per bushel and foreign buy
ers took 300,000, to be delivered in
Baltimore. The sale for export was
made in two lots, 200.000 bushels
fetching $1.10 and 100,000 $1.08yj per
bushel.
There was a good demand for
wheat, but prices were 2 to 3 cents
off and owners were not inclined to
let go of their holdings. The receipts
were 111 carloads and the prices
around $1.891.91 per bushel.
Cash corn on the market was down
1 to Vi cents, selling at 93!4(nj94K
cents per bushel. Receipts were sev
enty carloads.
Oats were off one-fourth to one
half cent, selling at 55yi(a:5Syi cents.
Receipts were eleven carloads.
Burroughs Company Will
Celebrate Big Year
Twenty-one men from the local
agency of the Burroughs Adding Ma
chine company will dine at the Fon-
tenelle hotel, while wives ot the mem
bers of the organization will enjoy
an Orpheum party this evening to
celebrate the sale of 40,000 machines
throughout the United States during
the last yearr Similar banquets, with
the same menu, programs and souv
enirs will be held by every agency
in the country as part of the celebra
tion and telegrams will be exchanged
during the evening.
"It is simply a night of jollification
when onr salesmen, service inspectors
and office force will meet and forget
business long enough to celebrate the
biggest year's business in the com
pany's history," said Charles E.
Knotts, local sales manager.
Y. M. C. A. to Start Money
Raising Campaign Monday
Because of the increased cost of
coal and other running expenses, the
Young Men's Christian association
will begin a campaign Monday to
raise a deficit of $10,000, which it
now faces. "Everything we now use,"
said E. F. Denison, general secre
tary, "has gone up so high that un
less we are able to raise money it
will be necessary for us to curtail
some of our activities."
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the blood, driving out all poisons and im
purities. And you'll never have a good com
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No matter how bad yonr complexion Is,
Stuart's Calcium Wafers will work wonders
with it. You can get these little wonder
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package.
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Marshall, Mich. Send me at once by re
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KIDNEY MEDICINE
I know of several cases where Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root produced the
most satisfactory benefits, and dur
ing the twenty-five or thirty years
that I have sold it I have not had a
single dissatisfied customer; every
one who uses the remedy speaks in
the highest terms of the results. If
the remedy did not possess merit
my customers would not use it
Very truly yours.
JAS. J. PURCELL, Druggist.
I Oct 14, 1916. Salina, Kansas.
Federal Officers Blame Local
Police for Too Much Haste in Arrest
Say They Should Have Had Co
operation and Secured Ev
idence On Which to
to Convict.
"JEW JOHN" IS ABRESTED
Federal officials say that the police
made a big blunder in not working
in conjunction with them in regard
to the recent "dope" seizures and ar
rests. They assert that the police
acted too hastily and as a result not
enough evidence was secured to con
vict leaders of the gang.
The ruling of the United States su
preme court in regard to the Harri
son law makes it an impossibility to
Publicity Bureau
Reports Year Busy
With Conventions
Seventy-one conventions were held
in Omaha during 1916.
This announcement co'mes as a part
of the report of the bureau of pub
licity just issued by Chairman C. C.
Roscwater of the governing commit
tee of that board. He points out
that the bureau co-operated in car
ing for this number of conventions in
Omaha in the last year.
The bureau distributed 64,000 book
lets disseminating information about
Omaha. More than 100.000 pieces of
first-class mail were sent out of the
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Regular American Oatmeals, 17c
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convict a person for having the drug
in his or her possession, the oulv
grounds for conviction being thai ab
solute proof be shown that the person
or party sold the drug.
Recanse of this ruling, governnicni
officials say that it will be ahuost an
impossibility to convict the men ar
rested. The hearing of Waller I-reund, ar
rested by fcdcraolhccrs, was sot for
January 24 by Commissioner Mc
laughlin. That of Frank Houskv
was set for January 26.
Federal officers received a telegram
from the police of St. Joseph thai
they had arrested "Jew Johns" with
a suitcase rilled with "dope." "Jew
Johns" was arrested in the raid at
1617 Chicago street Wednesday night,
but was afterwards released by the
Omaha police.
office in pursuance of the. publicity
activities.
The bureau initiated a number of
new campaigns, among them a Uni
versity day for Omaha, upon which
day all the students of the Univer
sity of Nebraska take a day off and
come to Omaha to be shown through
the various industrial concerns of the
city and entertained by Omaha for
a day. During the year the bureau
also carried outhe1 established ac
tivities of Editors' day, Omaha day
at the state fair, "Stop Off at Omaha"
campaign, "Know Omaha" and others,
besides giving assistance in the or
ganization of the patriotic parade,
working up data for the land bank
presentation and assisting in the ar
rangements for the entertainment of
President Wilson in Omaha last fall.
The bureau took in during the year
$16,29476 and expended $15,978.36.
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Assistant Fire Chief Gillam is
Killed and Eight Firemen
Injured,
PORTLAND HOTEL BURNED
Seattle. Wash.. Jan. 20 The Grand
opera house on Cherry street, near
Third avenue, was burned today. As
sistant Fire Chief Gillam was killed,
another man is missing and eight
men were injured.
The alarm was turned in at 6:15
a. m. At that time the intesjor of the
theater was burning fiercely. Firemen
entered the building with hose and
the roof crashed down, burying them.
The tall Alaska building and the
Hotel Rector, adjoining Ihe theater,
were saved. The Grand lately had
been used as a moving picture and
continuous vaudeville house.
With the northward growth of the
business district the theater became
unprofitable. It was built for John
Curt, and was under his management
for a dozen years or more.
Assistant Chief Gillam was taken
from the flames with both feet
charred and his body badly crushed
and burned. He died on the way to
the hospital.
Fireman L. Brunson and A. B. Col-
burn, working in a gallery of 'the
theater when the collapse came, were
carried down two stories to the main
floor of the theater and escaped with
minor injuries.
The fire started on the top floor of
the theater, a four-story brick struc
ture, and was discovered by a Japan-
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We Want You To Be Happy With Us
Come Monday to this Great Sale and Style Show of
Wall Papers, 1917.
To realize the elegance, beauty, richness and al
together charming refinement, we urge you to come and
see our new store and the bargains we are OFFERING.
Special display fixtures. The New Way 9hows you
how the Paper will look on your rooms.
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by Eugene Levy as one of a siring.
Portland Hotel Burned.
Portland, Ore., Jan. 20. Three meg
were burned to death and a fourth re
ceived serious injuries in a lire in
a hotel in the lower part of the city
today.
The victims were laborers. The
damage to the hotel was smalt.
Mother of Three. '
Will Fight for Them ;
To the Bitter End
Mary E. Kinney, who, with her di
vorced husband, John F. Kinney , of
Minneapolis, figured in a series- of
Irgal battles for possession of their
three children, who were granted to
the father by a Minnesota court, but
who had been living with the mother
in Omaha, has filed a motion for a
new trial.
The children, John F. Kinney, jr.,
Catherine Kinney and Margaret Kin
ney, were brought into court on a
writ of habeas corpus obtained by the
father, a Minneapolis business man.
The court, decided In favor of the
father, but by a temporary restraining
order the children caunot he taken
outside the Jurisdiction of this court
until the case is definitely settled.
The mother declares she will carry
the fight to the supreme court if
necessary.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Police Offlctr T. M. tlton will go to
Writ thill, Neb., Sunday to return to Omihi
with Mi wife, who la iioualy III with ap
pendicitis. Monday nil will b operated
upon. Mra. Pal ton want to Walthlll to ipand
a month with bar mother tn thn bopo of
Improving her health, A few dui ago acute
appendicitis developed
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