Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 22, 1915, Page 12

o THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY APRIT 29 1915, OBSERVE ARBOR DA Bpirit of Tree Planting is Evident Ev’erywhere—-—&:hool Children to Learn of Day. MANY OFFICES ARE TO CLOSE Arbor day, Nebraska's will be quite generally observed to today by the planting of trees and own day. shrubs and the beautifying of yvards and gardens, Many men and women who will be given a holiday by their employers intend to make good use of the time ‘Thousands of children who have learned of the real meaning of the day are imbued with the tree-plant ing spirit. Nurserymen report that their busi- ness s unusually brisk. The day wili be observed in most of the public achools today in the usual manner, exercises and object lessons being the chief features. The school grounds have been generally supplied with all necessary trees, so that tree planting | will not mark the school observance this year to any degree. Many children are planning to plant trees and shrubs at home. To Open Municipal Ba we. Arbor day will be observed by the park department by the formal opening of the munieipal bathing beach at Carter lake The building will be in charge of two male attendants, as it is not belleved that women will care to bathe in the lake until the weather ls warmer. During the Jast few days the number of male bathers have been such as to war rant Superintendent Hummel to open the dressing rooms. All offices at the court house will be closed., Banks will be closed, as the day is a legal holiday. An abbreviated service of mail delivery will be maintained by the local postoffice for Arbor day. The postmaster's office will be open untll 10:30 a. m. Army and navy recruiting stations will be closed all day. Mayor Dahiman lasued an order that the city hall will be closed for the day. Young Lawyer Wins His First Case in Near Record Time 1f George B. Thummel maintains the most remarkable lawyer of this or any other age. Mr. Thummel was appointed to defend Opposing him was Frank 8 Howell, United States district attorney, veteran of | M many great legal battles, a man whose and was scarcely out they were ready with their verdict and they trooped back and returned a ringing wullty.” that It was Mr, sought out the re- porters and whispered with a grin: “He trimmed me—and in short order, too—hiy firet case—his father was clerk of the circult court here for years—give the young man a P HARRY OLSEN TO SPEAK AL'I_’_WO MEETINGS Julge Harry Olsen of the domestic rela~ tions court In Chicago will spend the week-end in the city and will make two addresses. Saturday evening he will ad- dress the Noonday club at dinner at the Commerctal club at 6:30 o'clock. The city central sutfrage committee { " has atranged for Judge Olsen to wpeak At & farge mass meeting in the council chamber of the city hall Sunday after- noon at’'¢ o'clock. CONCERT FRIDAY EVENING BY OMAHA ORCHESTRA ALL OMAHA IS T0 [NEW YORK STOCK MARKET MAIL CARRIERS’ CHIEF HE when word came that (N Y Most Notable Feature of Day's|Edward J. Gainor Stops on His Way Market Frequent Periods of to the State Convention at Relative Dullness Fremont, |AGAIN A MILLION SHARES |SESSION THERE ON THUSDAY NEW v Aprt The 1 nota- | Active work of mail carriers puts | | Ut s of rela-| PURCh” into the men, according to Bd tive dullness triking contrast to re- {ward J. Gainor of Muncie, Ind., presi feverish sessions espite the | dent of the N cot falling away of business, how- | 1 Of - e . transactions again exceeded 1,000,000 | € i e M g b 51 i St {shares for the seventh consecutive session. | Henshaw on his way to the state con- n the surface tiere were indubitable |vention of r S o th t I8 vaguely known as the " il L Chri e T interests Punch and vigor is only one of the m of the professi |many good characteristics of the letter {haa renewed operations une |carriers,”” he asserts. O 3 g «ide under cover of & o P Tt 2 e i the soecta i Rock 1 tations will be more than realized when more a disturbing factor, declining below |this city entertains the natlonal conven |ita minimum price of the previous seasion | ion giting the weel Sei 6 o iting one of the most actéve T Y & Heaviness in this stock | More than 1,00 will come here, with a | teund_ imme n In the south- |number of fine bands, and will empha- western gro ads, which fell 3| " |size the fraternal spirit and co-o o Ppping on apprenension | he fraternal spirit and peration | that ‘these ' properties ‘might be handi- |0f the assoclation, which has over 3,00 capped in their impending financial read- [ members Justments. ey are goo rrs P United States Steel was under steady | They are good spenders, too" Pres and early in the session relin- (dent Gainor says. “We figured 1:p that leadershiy, to Amalgamated Cope | the total expenditures connected with the vhich with allied stocks constitutec 4 . ~ - o mont Imbressive fentures of the Jist |1ast national convention at San Fran |cisco were about $250, e further advance of the metal shares 0.* was concurrent with yet another rise in | Mail service Thursday will be abbre {the quoted price of ~ that commodity - |coupled with circumstantial reports that |Viated, as is customary on holidays, The | the British government had virtually ac- carriers will do all their delivering carly :m!; of all the avallable supply |in the morning, #o-us to be free for n N Ste to move with other lead- |the Fremont convention the remainder ers was akcribed to authoritative trade |of the day. advices which confirmed Chalr Gary's recent statement and pointed ont | that production was still In excess of Ro demand despite the recent placing of y large couipment orders London reported » joyant tone for our securities. but that did not prevent fur on Navigation of the Missouri ther selling for forelgn account here Other developments touching upon t ‘n « u C eluded e o an n| B O i ensler tendency to | That Misourl river navigation from remittances on Rome Omaiia will benefit the farmers of the Total sales of stock amounted to 1,010,- | whole state and the grain' producing ter- 000 shares, Trading In bonds marked o | {Titory tributary. to Omaha was stated by DU R | S1aney J. Roy, secretary of the National was in New York Central debonture &t at | Rivers and Harbors congress, who spoke 8 furher Ad e sales, par value, | o tha Commercial club to the river navi- regated §1,61, g B ed States bonds were unchanged on (Fation committee at noon. He asserted call that the cheaper transportation Pate re Numbor of aales and leading auolstion® | yulting would naturally reflect itself in o better price for grain on stocks were as follow - Secretary Roy asserted that he found high record for more than a Alaska Gold . Amaigamated Copper American Beet Sugar American Can and belleved that the local people were going about the movement in the right way. ’_: BRINGS MANDAMUS SUIT TO American Tel. & Tel..... Amer Tobaceo > Araconda Mining Atchison . Baltimore & Ohlo Brookiyn Rapid Tr Californin_Petroleum Cansdlan Pacific « Waltér Wright, who alleges he s a aualified voter entitied to cast a ballot Why Be ' |“Blue”? 0% " 8 Oclorado Fuel & fron Colorado & Southern r & Rio Grande R. G, ofd & Distillers’ ities Bec Wiacs tos Guggenheim Exploration.. 20, 1iinols Central 4ts0sase Inferborough Met. pfd.... Don't beo “blue.” Perhaps, t h o fact that you are inclined to feel sad, should make you hap- py. Why? Be- cause, it may ow can I keep up?" be a worth-while hint to take better care of yourself. “Blues” are apt to come from polson- ed blogd—often are caused by uric acld % which "the kidneys should filter from ‘\"IQ blood. Strengthen your kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills—the remedy recommended everywhere for backache, uric acld trouble, bladder and kidney ailments. Repubie iron Roek Co. Rock Island Co. oL A&8 F 2N Bouthern Pacifie . ;:ll‘lrl l‘fll'" 4 1.nessee (Copper :.:: o fl‘ A Case Right Here o t Tien .fi;..":---‘ b in Omaha: e a Mrs. R. Jorgensen, 2119 Leavenworth ool AT | 8t, Omaha, says: “My back ached all e ene the time. 1 felt dull and drowsy and | “"“":'“'l::"'m' Wdidn't have much life. Sometim my kidneys acted too often, them agaln not often enough. As soon 1 began tak- ing Doan's Kidney Pills, they relleved Loeal Stocks Quotations furnished by Burns, Brinker & Co., | these ailments. I used five boxes and Omaha National Bank Bullding, Omaha: o T R . M aked, | today my health 1s much better. My City ‘l‘n-t. r.'“. AT « 10 | back feels strong and my kidneys are doing their work as they should.” 'Q KIDNEY DOAN'S il Foster-Milburn Co. prepe. Buffalo,N.Y. Fairmont Creamery Fairmont Creamery I Weraid Bdg. Co. o Lincoln Tel T Tave Stock Ny Moline Plow, Bhata & Co. Biutty Omaha & Co. Blutts Ry Stock Yerds Nt Bk Updike Grain concert program Graio _ Com the Omae. Sehoot of Orchetral Tnstru. | VHShoock - Toron Omai ments at Central Park school auditorium mext Friday evening. The members will be assisted by Mrs. J. M. Sturdevant and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Wallace and the orchestra will be under direction of ‘Will L. Hetherington. Making Good Work Possible. As loug as one 18 on his feet, he can work after a fashion, no matter how badly be feels. But you cannot do good work—have ambition and energy, fell that life s worth living—with sluggish bowels or torpid liver. Foley Cathartic Tablets do away with that drowsy, dull, tired feeling. They mnever gripe or cause mausea. They're wholesome, cleansing| There is one sure way that never falls and healthful. Most satisfactory for|to remove dandruff completely and that stout persons. Sold everywhere.—Adver.|is to dissolve it. This destroys it en- tsement. tirely. To do this, just get about four | ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon; New York Money Market. apply it at night when retiring; use ’N" YORK, April 8. ~MERCANTILHE |enough to molsten the scalp and rub it L in gently with the finger tips STERLOIE ™ EXifinan — sewy: | e b et M oat ai, o your o domand, $.10i0 dandruff will be gone, and three or four VER-Bar, #\c; Mexican dollars, {more applications will completely dis INDE—Government steady: rallroad |8olve and entirely destroy every single h.flhr. TIME LOANS—Basler: sixty-dayvs, 2@ S per cent: ninety d S08', per cent the, 3% per .%m" w»?:l;t 2 per cent; low 1% per cent; last loan, 2 per closing bid, 1% per cent. offered y cent ing quotations on bonds today were . Wob. a, res.... MY Mo, Pac. cv. Ba.... 4 IN*N. V. C. sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop instantly, | and your hair will be fluffy, lustrou glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel & hundred times better. ! You can get liguid arvon at any drug store. It Is inexpensive, and four | ounces Is all you will need. Thi mple | | remedy has never been known to fail= | Advertisement. PIANOS Elegant Instruments—we rent them and keep them tuned for use no other. Alwzys the same Used Planos of all the stand. ard makes In good condition, for sale on ecasy payments. A. HOSPE CO. 1613 Douglas St | #entiment in Omaha for river navigation | ENFORCE RIGHT TO VOTE' Because it bas a taste and individuality that cannot be equaled. h&hbdm&ufi—d‘m“ it is brewed s0 carefully and under such sanitary con- T ditions that it is absolutely pure. %&h.m»mflnfl-fifl t it is enjoyed by every member of the family. %m—rhmm&m-d at the approaching eity election been denled this privilege by ":‘fl‘“r\n‘ OCommissioner Moorhead, has brought mandamus prccee gigs in district court to compel Mr. Moorhead to enroll hlmi as an elector PEACE TALK SENDS DOWN THE PRICE OF WHEAT — | Peace talk went wheat again, the drop being % to % cent, but it had no effect upon other grains, they | being higher. Representatives of the Min- | neapolis mills whe-were on the ground, | took advantage of the decline In wheat | and bought up about all that was offered. | The receipts for the day were nineteen cars. Prices ranged from $1.53 to $1.56. Corn on a strong buying demand from | the southwest country made a gain of % to 1% cents, selling at 72% to 74% cents. | Oats were strong and slightly higher, | the sales being made at 53 to 5% cents. | prices down The Joy Recipe! Take Cascarets”| [Be Cheerful! Remove the win. ter's poison from your liver and bowels. Spend 10 cents! Don’t stay sick, bilious, headachy, constipated. i | { s sprinktime! Clean up inside wad feel fine. Take Cascarets to liven your liver and clean the bowels and stop head- aches, billousness, bad breath, coated tongue, sallowness, sour stomach and gases, Tonight take Cascarsts and enjoy nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleans- ing you ever experienced. Wake up feel- ing grand—Everybody's doing it. Casca- rets best for children also. La.Grippe and Colds | 15 ZaGrippe and Colds, Anti-kamnia(A-X) fablets sré unexcelled, as they stop the pains, soothe the nerves, and bring the rest 80 greatly needed by nature to restore the system to health. Physicians bave used these tablets for over twenty years, in the treatment of colds, fevers and lagrippe, and have found no other remedy more useful in these conditions. Anti-kamnia Tablets are #0 inexpensive, s pleasant to take, 50 sat- isfactory in their results, and so useful inall conditions where there is pain, that A-K Tablets should always be kept in the house |tor the time of need. Many cf our ablest I physicians obtain perfect resul’s in la grippe ' and colds, by cleansing the system witk Ep- | som salts or *Actolds wery good cathar- tic, putting the patient on a limited diet, and sdministering one A-K tablet every two oF three Rours. This treatment will usually Ibreak up the worst case in & day or two, ! while in milder cases, ease and comfort fol- low almost iImmediately. These tablets are | also unexcelled for Neuralgia, Rheumatis Pains, The Pains of Women, Indigestion snd Insomnis. All druggists have them. Genuine A-K Tablete bear the M mavk Good, Old BLATZ has | TIME YOU WERE THINKING OF PORCH AND LAWN FURNITURE It's & mighty fine line we have to offer you this season—at- tractive pricings, too. HOUSECLEANING TIME Re- minds you of that worn rug you're going to shift, or the new curtains you'll need. Onr lines offer you the best the markets afford. Outer Apparel Modes That Are Strikingly New at Pricings Strikingly Low---Some Rousing Specials %rsday THERE'S REAL CLAS§ N/ 0 A MAGNIFIOCENT LOT i TO THESE SUITS : OF SILK DRESSES Class not only in the dis- Valnes up to $25, go on tinctive designs, but in the high quality of workman- :]l:,]‘p E:r?.}’.l;}ilz}:s- 3895 ship apparent in every Words fail signally to garment. expresss the magnitude of A broad Assortment of the economies offered, Our gm:nrfinin::n&:i :2;1 buyer secured the surplus fabrics. You’ll admit them &Wk:f.-“:‘fnrgt‘?o l\"i“l.?‘!" the choicest lqt of suit val- he:t k:nwn mnl:orfi N(t‘:'h-: ues shown this season, at, are 80 vaied that l"",]é_ sale prices— seription here would be i ould be im- $19.50, $25, $35 possible; suffice it to say 200 Pretty Suits, to 15 that not a single disap- to $30 values, at. . pointment awaits visitorg Makers’ samples and brok- i o A B en lots from our regular Ui Srcatn, 97 SN0 anok.. Come in wool serges, Not only street dresses, but pflphns: pretty checks, g::::‘::z w(eunrr .?5":?."0?339«.“" gabardines and some silk poplins; all sizes and col- Oharming Waist Styles— 5t All colors and material values we do not believe Klosfit 8ilk Petticoats, you can duplicate at the sample lot of the rices— . reg. $5 quality. . 52-9—5 $;.95 $3.95, $4.95 Nobby New Coats — A $6.95 to $15. bevy of classy and ar- i 4 tistic designs in all want. House Dres’aes, made to ed fabries and colors— il S 8156 good 59 £7.95, $10, $12.75 styles and colors. . C Make Selections Early. to $15 and up. MAKING ROOM FOR NEW SUMMER STOCK ENABLES US TO PLACE ON SALE AT A GREATLY REDUCED PRICE 600 Beautifully Trimmed Hats at You must come and judge far yourself. Mere description cannot do justice to the charm- ing styles. These Hats Formerly Priced as High as $12.50 You cannot do better else- where for style, and you cer- u:nly can save money at this sale. Beautifully becoming, well made and well finished Hats in a variety of the best shapes of the season. In fact this is the lowest price at which hats of this quality have ever been sold. They come in black, white and all colors. 75¢ Allover Laces at 29¢ Yard 36 inches wide, in cream, ecru or white. In offering Thursday a big line of beautiful double width all- over laces at this price we know that we are offer- ing yvou one of the greatest values ever seen in Omaha. Think of it—two yards will be sufficient for a waist—material for a dainty waist 29 FUETTT AT T SR e e A C 75¢ Embroidery flouncings, full 27 inches 4 wide, on sale at, yard... A TR P 9C A specially fine lot of dainty patterns on sheer Swiss or nainsock cloth for selection. $1.50 Silk Gloves 98¢ A big special purchase of 16- button length silk gloves in all colors, with black or white stitching; to $1.50 values, in o ... 69c-98¢ EXTRA SPECIALS in GROCERY DEPT. THURSDAY For quality goods and & saviag to B0 oent on the cost of lv. ing, &y 12 bars Beat 'Bm All' Diamond C | Specisl . Bgws and Cheese or Laundry Queen White Laundry Bale. The best creamery butter, carton ..... “5¢c ul or bulk, 1b. .. . 3% 4 16-0z. cans Mansfiel l\ncyl:ounlry Soap . . 16 1bs. best granulated xar . .81 s Famous corMensed milk ..............5880 § cans Sc size condensed milk 88e MacLaren's famous peanut butter, [ ‘:"l."..’,- Frids aad ¥ ise o 'Chamoisette Gloves, 39¢ ot et Consin cream oF New York white | 16 button length; values to $1, Gallon cans apricots, blackberries cheese, B aatssssavonins on sale Wednesday. New Fancy Parasols re, o8, gooseberries or plums, while they last, per can Gallon cans Goldén pumpkin or Grape Bale 3 ;hurmr. 136 size, per dozen 3¢ tomatoes. while the sale lasts 880 | Thui . 160 size. per doz r\nci Queen_olives, quart ....38¢ | Thureday, 200 size, per dosen = An immense assortment in all wanted 1% fruit Thursday, 260 size, per dozen new styles and colorings—attract- t lor Thi Sultana seedless ralsins. 1b. 18340 | Extra fancy Florida srape Cholce California prunes Ib. T80 | 46 Hize. each .. -:. v ively priced. Fancy California cooking figs, per The Vegetable Market for the pound ........ casrssens B30 Fancy head lettuce, head. . Fancy Muir Park apricots, 1b. 15 1bs. best cooking potatoss 1730 | 3 Ibs. California rhubarh Home grown Ry Fancy cleaned currants, 1b. .. 18%¢ Pitted prunes, 1-1b. pkg. 16-0z. pkg. condensed t unches Fancy Asparagus, large bun New cabbage, Ib. ..., Fancy ripe tomatoes, 1b. ... 3 green peppers P Good cooking apples, 12 Ibs peck . 38: 2 heads fresh leaf lettuce 8¢ ] Fancy hothouse cucumbers, 10c. 1214¢ IT PAYS—TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST—IT PAYS s radishes, 3 mince mea b4 a : o The best lemon, orange or citron peel, 1b, W0 p—