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THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1919. LmcolncBure'au of The Omaha Bee CONTROL BOARD RAISES WAGES OF EMPLOYES Adopts-' NeV Schedule; for . State Institutions-Increase Depends on Length of Service. Lincoln, July 24. The State , Board of Control has adopted a new ferent state institution. Employes ; who have been in the service of the .TIia Nnmmiiii Timo ' I no lime ror , v ' Household Drudgery It's Time to Call E. B. WILLIAMS When your clothes basket ,is heaped ' full ol soiled slothes and the thermometer registers about 98, jlsivt'fr wvin i!Aiiti ft on si a UTWfl TYLER 1011 . THE LAUNDRY, QUEEN ; ELECTRIC WASHER .' will solve all your 'household diffi- cultles. Sold exclusively by 312 South 18th St. Pay n a little each week on your washer. Free Lecture , By C.i J. Woodworth Compiler of the Finished Myatery," Friday Evening, July 25, ' r. ml 8 Oclock in Swedish Auditorium Prof. Woodworth,1 having been released from his 20 year sentence for having com piled the great works called the "Finished Mystery," will give Bible proof that the world is rapidly passing through a crisis preparatory to a more glorious future. Great minds are giving their views of present day events. But what says the Mighty Jehovah? This Great Bible Scholar will give information .found only in divine writing. Would you know what the near future will bring to you, if so come and hear the Great Truths dealing with the pres ent world crisis its cause its outcome our individual part therein. Will we suffer more famine, pestilence, anarchy in the near future? All these and many more Soints will be fully presented. on't miss this rare opportunity. P. A. Barrow, Correspondent " state continuously for a period of four years will receive an Increase over the schedule of 5 per cent; at the end of seven years, 10 per cent and at -the end of 10 years, 15 per cent . Employes who have left the service of the state in good standing to enter the army or ntvy shall be entitled to credit for the. period of time served and when adjusting salaries of such persons their serv ices will be regarded as continuous with the time of army service de ducted. The number of employes and the payrolls of the different institu tions are as follows: Employes Salary Nebraska Industrial Home, Milford .r.....T. 11 $ 735 Soldiers Home, Mil ford 31 1,252 Hospital for Insane, Norfolk 101 5,510 School for Blind, Ne braska City 25 1,520 Deaf, Omaha 50 3,282 Dependent Children, Lincoln 13 658 Handcraft Furniture, Pen 6 555 Penitentiary 37 3,305 Handcraft, Broom, Penitentiary 4 415 Orthorpedic Hospital, Lincoln 52 2,240 Insane Asylum, Lin coln 136 7,256 Tubercular Hospital, Kearney 37 1,760 Boys' Industrial School 39 2,345 Insane Hospital, Has tings 162 8,576 Soldiers Home, Grand v Island 77 3,003 Girls' Industrial Geneva 19 1,003 Feeble Minded, Beat rice 58 2.940 The heads of institutions will have authority to look after the details, but the amounts given are the maxi mum. Senator Sturm Unable to Attend Special Session Lincoln, July 24. There will be at least one vacancy' in the state senate when that body is called to order next Tuesday noon, Lieuten ant Governor Barrows, presiding officer, having received a letter from A. F. Sturm of Cass county saying that he was in the Mayo hospital at Rochester, and could not return. He desired to know if there was any way in which he could be registered as voting for the suffrage amendment and said that if it was necessary to have his vote to pass the ratification "measure to wire him a:id he would come anyhow. Railway Commission Will ' , t Send Delegate to Capital Lincoln, July 24. The State Rail way commission has made arrange ments to have 1 a representative of that body go to Washington to ap pear before the commission ap pointed some time ago to investi gate the problems confronting elec tric railways. The commission has been investigating and taking testi mony from the operators of these lines and will now take testimony from commissions and boards hav ing in charge transportation mat ters. The hearing will begin August 11. New York Governor Asked for Return of Nebraskan Lincoln, July 24. The governor of New York has been asked to is sue extradition for the return of Mitchell Blasser wanted in Omaha for child and wife abandonment. He is under arrest, in Manhattan. The request for his return i signed by Mike Blasser, supposed to be a rela tive. t ' Governor McKelvie has granted papers for the return to Jackson county, Missouri, of George Carr, charged with robbery in the first degree. Addison Wait Promoted to . Soldiers' Home Commandant Lincoln, July 24. Addison Wait, for some time adjutant of the sol diers home at Grand Island, has been promoted to commandant of that institution and Rev. J. W. Waits of Valparaiso, has been ap pointed adjutant. Mr. Wait was formerly secretary of state and is one of the. welt known and very popular veterans of the civil war in G. A. R. cir cles. Rev. Waits is a Spanish-American war veteran. He is a Metho dist preacher. r.';braska Editor in New York After National .Advertising J. P. O'Furey, editor and pub lisher of the Cedar County News, published at Hartington, Neb., has been in New York consulting the advertising agencies with a view to getting at the best method of se curing more national advertising for his paper, and, incidentally for county seat weekly newspapers as a whole. Mr. OF'urey maintains that the county seat weekly reaches many readers, with a large buying power in the aggregate, who . are not reached by the dailies. This, he'be Iieves, is especially true of the west ern part of the country. Beechams Pills win rapidly improve your complexionby arousing tho Oyer and putting stomach aad Mood in good order. fjmat Sal af Amy nJecBcine In the WerM. eWd everywhere.- la bona, 10 25c WIS SMfvei toWMes wtitawt if ataaay NbWhaa, tfc aloed af State Official Is in Omaha to Conduct Judge Holmes Probe Assistant Attorney General Ralph Wilson arrived in Omaha yester day to investigate charges filed with the governor by the Omaha city commission alleging dereliction on the' part of Municipal Judge Holmes ana astcing ior nis removal. .Mr. -Wilson 'wiil make i personal investigating, acting oh the request Of Judge' Holmes that such an inves tigation be made immediately. In makine the investigation he will col lect information from both sides of the controversy and from Judge Holmes himself. After completing the: probe he will reach a decision whether the acts complained of merit a public hearing or proceed ings in the district court. The Bee Want Ads Are the Best Business Boosters. . 1 alwava intisf that my patient take organic iron ruaiea iron (not metallic ma) which often corrodes the stomach and doe more barm than food). Nnxated Iron is easily asaun tated, doe not blacken nor in- jure tbc teetb nor apart the stomach. It will increase tbc '. . strength and endurance of weak, ! acrvona. irritable, careworn. V haggard women in two weeks time sa many cases. I h a a used it in my own practice - with most surprising result," Ferdinand King. M.Dj well known New York Physician and medical author. (Satisfaction guarantee), or money refunded On sale at all carload of useful household articles on sue saturday Union outfitting go. A Special Purchase of Every Day Necessities Brings 'Extraordinary Savings. Glassware, Electric Toast ers, Casseroles and Maple Rockers Included. It is a "Combination Sale" of useful household necessities that takes place at the Union Out fitting Company next Saturday and because of the savings made possible by an enormous pur chase, many astonishing oppor tunities to save are offered. The prices are actually sensa tional when one considers the high quality of the merchandise offered. Everything is fresh and new and practically every item will be in use every day of the year. The sale opens with a big selec tion of Maple Rockers for indoor and outdoor use, a new, practical Electric Toaster, handsome round or oval Casseroles, Glass Dishes and Fruit Bowls. The purchase is convincing proof of the ability of the Union Outfitting Company to offer unmatchabre values in Homefur nishings because of its. immense Purchasing Power and location out of the High Rent District. As always, you make your own terms. - 4 The Ideal Family Loaf. Patronize Your Neighborhood Grocer JAY BURNS BAKING CO. Chicago Mayor and 75 Business Men of Windy City Stop Here Mayor William Hale Thompson of Chicago was in Omaha one hour yesterday afternoon. With him were about 75 business men of Chi cago. They came on a special train and were on their way to Cheyenne, going there to get some pointers on the Frontier days' festivities with a view to staging something of the kind in Chicago at some future date. Some of -the business men who were with Mayor Thompson as serted that they never thought of putting on a wild west show in Chi cago. They were not going to Chey enne to get ideas, but instead, were out on a sort of a trade propaganda. They admitted that Omaha is prac tically in control of the Wyoming and Colorado jobbing trade, the live stock grazing on the range and the grain raised on the farms. These products, they thought, should be pushed on through to Chicago, in stead of finding a market in Omaha as the Chicago business men paced up and down the platform of the Union station they asked ques tions concerning Omaha, its busi ness and manufacturing industries and apparently, were interested. They admitted that from the depot the town looked good to them and regretted that time would not per mit ot a tour of the streets and boulevards. v Densmore Report Expurgated Before Being Put in Print Washington, July 24. Printing of additional copies of the report on the Mooney case submitted to the house yesterday by John B. Dens more, special agent of the Depart ment of Labor, has been held up by the government printing office be cause of the "objectionable" lan guage the report contained, Speaker Gillett was notified today. Urhcials ofthe printing office said the report contained so many "in vectives and accounts of immoral happenings" that it would be im proper for the employes to handle it. Speaker Gillett later announced that authorities were being consulted to determine whether it would be possible to have the work completed or whether the officials' objections should be agreed to. The language objected to occurs in transcript of conversations alleged to have occurred in the office of Dis trict Attorney Fickert, prosecutor in the Mooney case and obtained by means of a dictaphone. Later it was determined to strike out the alleged immoral paragraphs and print the report. Chihuahua Ex-Governor . Receives Estates Back Chihuahua City, Mex.. July 24. All of the real estate and other town property of Enrique C. Creel, for mer governor of Chihuahua and am bassador to Washington, have been returned to him-py the federal gov ernment, it was announced here. Only the haciendas outside of the capital belonging to Creel are being Wield by the government. The properties belonging to Gen. "Luis Terrazas, father-in-law of Creel, are expected to be returned to him soon. All wel; confiscated during the revolution. Both Creel and General Terrazas are living in Los Angeles. ; . . , ARMY TRANSPORT TRAIN TO PARADE WHILE IN OMAHA Final Arrangements for Re .ception of Men Completed Will Arrive at Noon , Tuesday. v- - . Final arrangements for the recep tion and entertainment of the trans continental army transport train due to arrive in Omaha next Tues day noon were completed at a meet ing of Omaha business men, includ ing Mayor Smith, Lieut. Col Jacob W. S. Wuest and representatives of the Omaha Automobile club and War eamp community service at the Chamber of Commerce yester day noon. Randall K. Brown will be marshal of the day. The train, three miles long, will parade immediately after the cross ing of the Missouri river. A recep tion car containing Governor Mc Kelvie, Mayor Smith, Colonel Bing ham, Colonel Jordan, Colonel Wuest and Mr. Brown, will go to Council Bluffs to escort the train into Omaha. ( Route of Parade. The parade route will be: West ori Farnam street to Twenty-eighth street; south to Leaven worth, street; east to Sixteenth street; north to Howard street; east to Fourteenth street; north to Capitol avenue. The trucks will be parked during tlxeir stay in Omaha along Capitol avenue from Fourteenth west. Here the public may inspect them. The train includes 288 officers and men under the command of Lieut. Col. Charles W. McClure. Mayor Smith will open the recep tion here with an address of wel come at the Chamber of Commerce, where the men will be assembled at noon. The afternoon will be spent in exhibiting the equipment as an aid to recruiting. Will Motor to Fort Omaha. At 5 o'clock the entire detach ment will motor to Fort Omaha, where arrangements have been made by Colonel Wuest to quarter and feed the men. In the evening they will be taken to Krug park, where a public reception will be held in their honor. The War Camp community service has arranged to have as many girls on hand as there are men, for dancing. A special car containing a com mittee of Otnahans will accompany the visitors to Fremont Wednesday morning. Two Omaha men attached to the detachment are: Lt. Martin W. Cav anaugh, 3924 Harney street, and Corp. Lester A. Ebert, 2402 Popple ton avenue. Mexicans in Nebraska 1 City Given Warning by Posters to Leave Town Nebraska City, Neb., July 24. Warnings to Mexicans working in a local packing house were found Thursday posted on the walls of several business buildings. They were placed there some time during the night and read:If you are a Mexican, leave the city by Sunday night, next." Mexicans in consr'erable numbers are employed in the packing house and other industrial establishments here. This is the first instance of any antagonism to their presence. County' Attorney Heinke began an investigation and says he will prose cute the men who posted the warn ings, i Miner Says Pretty Woman Tried to Rob Himof$15,000Roll wnwMBwawawaw After spending a sleepless night in a Pullman berth guarding $15,000 cash, Michael Curo, gold miner, of Denver, Colo., went directly to cen tral' potke station in Omaha yes terday and asked for assistance. He was escorted to a bank, where he deposited tfje money. When he got on the train at Den ver Wednesday a man asked him to join a poker game, Curo said. When he refused to play the man intro duced his wife, who said she ad mired any man who refused to gamble, Curo told Omaha detec tives. "She was a beautiful woman, dressed in green and brown, Curo continued. "But that night I was awakened when I felt a hand under my pillow. I grasped the hand and shouted. Help came, lights were turned on, I was holding the lady in green and brown." Man Sought for Two Years as Murderer Is Finally Arrested San Diego, July 22. A man who said he was Thomas Moreno, 36 years old, but who was arrested as being Tom Gaetano, alias Tom As cuitto, charged with being impli cated in a robbery at the Winslow Manufacturing company's offices in Chicago, two years ago, when the cashier and guard of the office was killed, has been' arrested here. -Two men already had been found guilty of the robbery, in which $35, 000 was taken, and of the murder of the two company employes and have been hanged. Detectives had been searching for the third of the rob bers until tonight. One of the de tectives had been watching the Chi cago home of Gaettano's parents, who, it was said started for San Diego a few days ago. The detec tive followed them and saw them meet at the railrpad station here the man who was later arrested as their son. . Nebraskan, Given Up In Blizzard 30 Years Ago, Visits Omaha L. J. F. Iaegger of Chadron, Neb., known throughout the west as "Billy the Bear," arrived at Hotel Conant yesterday. Iaegger has been clerk of Dawes county for a quarter of a century. He was given up for dead more than 30 years ago in a western Nebraska blizzard when he lost both of his feet and nearly all of his fingers. He crowled to a deserted ranch house, wrote his will with a piece of charcoal he made, and then resigned himself to what he believed would be his fate. He was rescued in an unconscious condition and nursed back to life. Troops Are on Duty -At Leavenworth to Make Strikers Work Leavenworth, Kan., July 24. Up on the arrival today of troops from Camp Grant, Illinois, officials of the TJnited States disciplinary bar racks at Fort Leavenworth assert they will be able to deal with any situation which may develop from their announced intention of putting 2,500 striking military prisoners to work tomorrow 'morning. Col. Sedgwick Rice, commandant of the prison, said today he believed the men would go back to work with out any further demonstration. The 2,500 prisoners have been un der guard in their cells since refus ing to work Tuesday mofning. You are almost cer tain to need Chamber lain's Colic and Diar rhoea Remedy before the summer is over Buy it now. It only costs a trifle. Tenlfears roungerThan His Years Doesn't it make you feel good cause you to straight en up and feel "chesty" when someone guesses your age at ten years or so younger than you really are? You look into your mirror, smile with satisfac tion and say to yourself: Well, he didn t make sue1, a bad guess, at that." The point is: You're no older than your vitality. If a man is strong, vigor ous, mentally alert, fine and fit at 50 he has a better chance of living up to 80 than a man of 30 who is weak and run-down has of living up to 60. While none of us can stay the years nor stop time, we should all make an heroic effort to suc cessfully ' resist the effects of time, by ever keeping our vitality at par. When you sense a feeling of slowing down of your physical forces when your stomach, liver, kidneys and other organs show signs of weakness when you notice a lack of your old time "pep"" and "punch" in other words, when you feel your vitality is on the wane., you should com- mence at once to restore your energy, strength and endurance by taking KELLY ESCAPES OFFICERS AFTER WILD PURSUIT "Much-Sought' Man Eludes Police by' Daredevil Trick; Tire of Car Hit by Bullet. Roy Kelly, after a long chase through the downtown district Wed nesday night, through a daredevil trick, again escaped from pursuing officers, while his partner, James Cosgrove, who is lame, was, cap tured by police and Is being held for investigation. Kelly gained publicity and no toriety at the time of the raid on the Brown flats on Cass street, on which occasion he affirmed in a signed statement that he was in league with Detectives Armstrong and Herdzina; that his woman friend was tipped off to the raid and he was allowed to escape when the raid was made. Since that oc casion he has been playing "hide-and-seek", with the police, who made a pretense at least of looking for the fugitive. According to Motorcycle Police men Cain and Croft, Kelly was first seen by the officers at the intersec tion of Seventeenth and Douglas streets, when he was driving a high powered automobile west on Doug las street. With Kelly in the car were Mr. and Mrs. Cosgrove, police say. Kelly sighted the officers and the chase was on. Turning corners on two wheels, Kelly's big car lurched and swayed and the motorcycles of the pursuers made the turns at dangerous tilts. The chase led north on Eight eenth street, west on Davenport, north again, then east. At Seven teenth and Cass streets, Kelly made a daredevil turn' in an alley. The officers shot by. Kelly and Mrs. Cosgrove escaped. "Jimmy" Cosgrove, supported by' crutches, was limping from the ma chine when the mortorcylcle police men retraced their way. The Bee's Free Ice . and Milk Fund JANE DEAR, JUST A MIN UTE 1 . Have you contributed to the fund to buy milk for the suffering babies of the very poor? You've overlooked it? All right, there's still time. The great heat this summer and the high cost of milk and ice make necessary an extra large fund. Scores of babies are getting this milk and ice 1 daily. And they're thriving. But there are other little sufferers who MUST BE included. To do that takes money to pay the milkman and the iceman. . Won't you help out. A dollar or two will do. Or less. Or more, Remember. EVERY CENT goes to buy these necessities for babies who would have to take their chance without them if it weren't for The Bee's fund. Just BRING or SEND your con tribution to The Bee, Omaha. It will be acknowledged here so you'll know it is doing its work. . Thank you, Jane. l'rfvlounly acknowledged S54K.4S V. F. Mrttrew " Cash, Central City. Neb 1.00 nh, (oiinrll Bluff. 1 5.00 Clnrence Kaekmryer, Fremont, Neb 8.00 Thomas l. Crime 8.00 Clarenr Srhlncke, Emerson, ?feb... E. I.. W., Clarke, Neb Chicago Rentals Due for Raise Chicago, July 24. Rentals of apartments and houses in Chicago will be increased from 10 to 30 per cent, and in some cases 100 per cent, to meet the increased cost of opera tion. real estate dealers say. Tho increase will go into effect Octo ber 1. "BAYER CROSS" ON GENUINE ASPIRIN 1.00 i.oe Total W68.45 AMUSEMENTS ll'y if V 1L IS Ij II I II an MI 1I..II-J I ' - Wi II M II a-" til m M TWO SHOWS IN ONE Perfection Girl. Eight Whlrlylndi. Dick Hamlin, 8m and Lou Lambert. Photoplay: May Allison In "Almost Married." Mack Sen aott Comedy. Married at Beatrice. Beatrice, Neb., July 24. (Special.) lbert S. Burger, aged 27, and Miss M. Benson, 24, both of the De- Witt vicinity, were married here Wednesday. Ihey will make their home at DeWitt. AMUSEMENTS Many Clean Amusments BATHING DANCING-RIDES THRILLS PICNIC GROUNDS FREE EVERY DAY the THREE VALDANOS In Their Sensational Flying Aeroplane and Perch Novelty. PHOTOPLAYS. Today Friday Today Friday Etnel K it? WOMEN and MONEY. THEY PURSUE THEY TRICK HER ft SHE DETESTS Harold Lloyd in "At the Old Stage Door." IMCO sSwaaa The Great General Tonic This master body-builder will help you keep young in spirit and mental and physical action, because it will assist Nature in maintaining your vitality at par. It enriches the blood, restores worn-out tissues, soothe jangling and over-wrought nerves, in duce aound refreshing; sleep, sharpens the appe tite, tones up the digestion-tn abort, will put new lite, naw vigor and new vim in every fibre of your body. Yon win be surprised how much better you'll feel after taking a treat ment of LYKO, if you are tired and worn out; nervously and physically ex hausted. I fa mildly laxative keep the bowel ia fne condition. Get bottle from your druggist too ay, .... Sole Manufacturers LYKO MEDICINE COMPANY New York tKanas City, Mo v ( "sen Egl LYKO I sold In srltinel pack age only, Mka picture b Refute all aubstitulaa. jgf BROCKWELL f "" fei pyne Sneak ij mmmm 09kk twCSSSSaS CUiCAMNi MITT HAtJ$ . rooy 72 f-ir wit "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" to b genuine must be marked with the Safety "Bayer Cross." Always buy an unbroken Bayer package which contains proper directions to safely relieve Headache, Toothache, Ear ache, Neuralgia, Colds and pain. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few cents at drug stores larger packages also. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manu facture of Monoaceticacidester of Kalicylicacia. Adv. Young Men Don't Get Bald Cuticura Does Much To Prevent It Dandruff, itching, scalp irritation, etc , point to an unhealthy condition of the scalp, which leads to thin, falling hair and premature baldness. Frequent shampoos with Cuticura Soap and hot water do much to pre vent such a condition, especially if preceded by a gentle anointing with Cuticura Ointment to spots of dan- drutt and itching, Soap 25c. Ointment 25 and 80c, Talcum 25c. Sold throughout the world. For sample each free address : "Cuticura Lab oratnria. Dept. 1 6F, Maiden, Maaa." BB7"Cuticiira Soap shaves without mug. LOTHROPSU JACKIE SAUNDERS in "MUGCSY." PEOPLE WERE SURPRISED BY CHANGE IN HIM Popular Motorman Looks and Feels Like Different Man Since Taking Janlac. "A number of people who ride my car every day have asked me what I've been doing to cause such a wonderful change in my condi tion, and all the boys who work for the company say they never saw me looking so well," said. E. G. Bates, a popular street car motor man, living at 1108 North Park street, Bloomington, Illinois, in re lating his experience with lanlac, recently. "Well, it is astonishing," he con- unueu, uuw liiuiac nas (Jul mo vii my feet when 1 was completely down and out and nothing else ever did me the least bit of good. , I certainly do feel thankful and everybody will agree with me that I have the best of reasons for praising Tanlac when I tell them I hadn't been able to eat a meal in ten years without suffering agony afterwards. I would almost double up with cramping pains caused by the gas on my stomach and I would get so dizzy and blind if I hadn't had something to hold on to I would have fallen off my car. If I ven-'' tured to eat anything except some thing very light I would have to lay off for a week and my work was just a drag and a burden to me for years. I was so badly con- ' stipated that I had to take a laxa tive every night, and I took so much strong medicine for indiges tion that my stomach was in ter rible shape. I got in such a bad fix that I couldn't stay on my ran more than half the time and when I did work I was so weak and run down that I was in misery U the time. , v "I knew very well I couldnt go much longer unless I got something to help me, but I was at a loss to know what to do. It was about this time that I heard some of the boys talking about what a great medicine Tanlac was. I also noticed in the papers where it had done some good work, so I bought a bot tle, and it beats the world the way it helps a' man when he's down and out. Just a few doses stopped rroa fru-rwiw n nn rrt TT ctnm nrn Than I auit havine cramns and dizzy II- J 1 1 1 SDetis ana was so mucn pieaseu uiai. - I took care never to miss a dose of Tanlac. So I stuck right to the treatment and now I never feel a sign of my old troubles. I am now on my run every day and, as I said, all the boys say they never saw me looking better. But no wonder I'm looking better, I haven't missed eating a big meal three times a day since right soon after I started on Tanlac, and I am never bothered a particle with cramps, dizziness, constipation or anything else. In fact, I am as well and strong as I could wish to be, and I'm here to tell you that's a great change, for I was doubtful about ever being any better. So it is that I have the best of reasons for feel ing thankful and I will always boost Tanlac for the good health I now enjoy." Tanlac is sold in Omaha at all Sherman & McConnell Drug Com pany's stores, Harvard Pharmacy and West End Pharmacy. Also For rest and Meany Drug Company in. South Omaha and the leading drug gist in each city and town through out the state of Nebraska. Adv. The Bee Want Ads Are the Best Business Boosters.
