Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 5, 1915, Page 7

TIH'I \\lll‘”\‘, ~ . SAYS ROCK ISLAND OMAH.N, 15 JUNE 3§, | Little Chlld at Colon 'v-m workmen succeeded in filling in gap and saved it for the tUme being HEAVY RAINS OVER *'Rain Interferes with Lightn Does mage. ' tealt? | ~ ‘ ALL OF NEBRASKA| sea st S5 "5n. "% v | Is Made Cripple by Alumni Festivities - (Continued from Page One.) [storm visitea this section this cvening Tubercular Milk Srbt a UMY ChbvetsintS The home of R. Delay was badly dam ¢ N . faller. Inside of thirty u o Fik- | LINCOLN, Neb, June §=(Bpecial Tele Untermeyer Intimates ' Directors| " " ™ Fiy minutes. The axed by a bolt of lghtning. but the tam- gram)—Rain interfered with the alumni F M Wh w t N Cl A l Asked' for Racetver to Manipu- h river rose rapidly, and the water ‘.y\ escaped unhurt. The fields have béen | From a Staff Correspondent.) vities of the Wtversity plasied for or en 0 an' ew a.‘y pp‘re | from the stream came up aad surrounded [in such shape for the last twn weeks| LINCOLN. June 4-—(#pecial)—"A re ght and class reunions, which had late Stock Market. | the depot wt the foot of the main street. |that tarmers are unable to work in them. |flection “upon modern civISALON." I8 | peen’ gcheduled fn outdoor places here . — The viver Is one-halt mile from town. Re- Clondbursts Do Damage. what Dr. L. C. Kigin, former state Vet-|gory transterred to homes. Flannel' md h‘ht IT DROPS AFTER THEY UNLOAD |tween the town and the river the country | KEARNEY, Neb, June 4—(Special|erinarian, terms a case at Colon, Neb. | “giy pypqrea Cornhusker alumni were in \ ‘“‘. all under water and a number of cat. | Tolegra dbur it points along { the investigation of which he has just town tonight for the class reunions. The wei ht wo"ted WASHINGTON, June 4.— Ap-|!e arc rejorted to have been drowned (the K Callaway Branch of the | completed alumni day wctivities will continue Satur g . hi-|'™ pactures along the sfream, both above | Union Pacitic and on both the lines of| Tuberculasth was communicated 9 the [day with & business seswion at the Tem:- | In models for all sizes and pointment of a receiver for the Chi-| "\ 0 o' owr. the Burlington pleyed havoc with rail-[son of a well-to-do farmer throukh the | nio gollowed by the oration delivered by | : h o | cago, Rock Island & Pacific Tallway | The Elkhorn river is reported out of [foad service here. As a result of the milk of a diseased cow. The little boy¥ | . \aaison Bentley of the University of | figures—a mirror fitting " " vasho y o branc . » nth sold and otherwise very ; : | was taken up before the Interstate|its banks all the way from Stanton to{Washouts which occurred, the branch line | I8 mon Illinois. Dr. Bentley was a member of will prove.it. The values Commerce commission today at the Fremont and in many places & mile|fervice was completely closed down, |healthy, but hia tubercular hip. as dia&- | the cians of '06. General J. J. Pershing | ] ) . investigation into the road’s finsn-|¥ide Farme are floodeq and it I as- While through trains operating over the nhosed by Dr. Lord of Omaha, is IIkely 10 |4 another well known alumnus expected are so obvious that you serted that thousands of acres of wheat |#outhern main line of the Burlington and |make him a life eripple . .lu attend the exercises tomorrow will not need further con- cial affairs, and corn will be totally destroyed. {the Billings line were both routed over| Dr. Kigin saye that the farmer The Lincoln pagesnt will be given to- Sl n bacific lected the proper sanitary precau- | vineing. Robert P. Lamont, president of the Union Pacific line. e Y ¥ morrow afternoon on the athletic field | (B Alesidan Biusl Popundry - Fbg Damage at Battle Creek. A cloudburst was reported at ,.;.My‘m.,!nnn- Motion plctures were taken of the |gn honor of the old grads and the festivi- WACHE <. At Battle Creek, sitiated on a Mream |and many culverts and bridges were Whole incident, and Dr. Kigin will add | gien will close tomorrow night with class s s s vany of Chicago, testified his COM-|pearing the same name as the town,|Wwashed out there. Two Inches of rain|them to his present supply of material | gtunis and a dance At the university audi- \ pany petitioned for the Rock Island |thers was considerable damage done to|fell in this city and the immediate vi-|for an extensive campaign of education. |'°"""“ ’ ’ receiver mot for fear it could not|business houses and résidents. A large |cinity and the small streams and creeks B collect $16,000 due it, but hm\lut";’":“ of the town was flooded by a|are rushing torrents. It is expected thu. Saloon Fight Still Goes On. Don’t Neglect Con s or Colds. Pdm Beach, Palmet. | Sloudburat, mcre than four Inches of rain |#ome damage will result through theso| SUPEKIOR, Neb., June 4.—(Speclal| Dr. King's New Discovery should be in Silas F. Strawn, a Chicago &tlOTRey, | failing ineide of an hour. Here the tracks |flood waters ‘T.xmm\ Another chapter In the| every home for coughs and colds. Chil- tos and KoolKlothes whom Mr. Lamont presumed WAas|of the Northwestern were considerably| Reports recelved here | | Y . & troubles of the local saloon applicants ot e A dren and aged Iike it " 0c. All druggieth — % iy e - acting for Rock Island attorneys, &n:r‘-‘:;ro::lm.‘;-l: be repaired o e whion aleraer water orof | was written this afternoon when the city | Advertisemont | MADE LIKE EXPENS- requested him to do so. At Madison considerable damage uuldu night. ",]“""" TS STREEORA to theee Sk Why " ey § IVE WOOL SUITS. | Robert Walker of New York, connected | wrought by high water and crops on| i plicants. Two of the applicants are{ Why not Invest your momey in some- 4 ) - with the Rock Island in various 1881 |t1o jow lands flooded. With the """"‘D 1 {brothers of the former applicants and one | thing that has proven beyond a doubt Please don’t confuse them with capacities, testified he asked Strawn 0 | gy o honvr wind, but no damage from up lc&te PhOne |1=a ::n The dry forces again filed re-|to ;;v ‘nlul only “luh-“ and |T)3nfl, but | those ¢ in eberell Kicloriad— get some creditor to sign the petition. |y o vonorieq b o g e aonth ¢ this line is turned out b i which he himself had drafted at the direction of W. H, Moore, T. M, Schu- | macher and F. L., Hine, other directors | of the company. Counsel Folk, for the commission, asked it the board had authorized Walker, as counsel, to file the petition. Mr. Walker responded that He did not consider that necessary, because o great majority of the directors individually ap- proved the action. Mr. Walker denied that he had consulted Daniel G. Reid Market 1s Manipulated. Samuel Untermyer, representing N. M. Amster of Boston, a directdr, led Walker to tell how the Rock Island on'.March 31 borrowed $1,500,000 of the Bankers Trust company on collateral plus the personal guaranty of Danfel G.'Reid, Ogden Mills, Willlam H. Moore, James McLean and | Arthur C, James. Walker said the money was borrowed in ‘hope of carrying the road along until after the directors’ meet- ing. He prepared a petition for receiver- ship on March 29, 86 as to have it ready, it the loan did not go through. “Why did you take that collateral away from the recelver. if it was mot to ‘rl up’. the stock market and take up the stock from 29 to 3 In ten dave let ‘it drop to 21 in a single da: Mr. Untermyer. Mr. Walker denfed that was the pur- pose. “Did you ever hear of any mors out- rageous deal than this?” demanded Mr. Untermyer. “You have overlooked the fact that four new directors were to be elected on April 1% and we thought it but fair to allow “: “““";" and forms and the pile them & voice in meeting the situation,” : ver tipped over and went down responded Mr. Walker. “But you sold your own stock for $35 about this time,” suggested Mr. Unter- myer. | Mr. Walker testified that he dld. | Under cross-examination as fo those responsible for his position with tHe‘Kock Island Mr. Walker said that he Yegarded W. H. Mogre, F. L. Heiné and Dancel G. Reid ‘“apd, others” as in control. He told of being pald $30,00 a year as gen- cral counsel and chairman of tl;e execu~ tive board. ' was thelr work horse and driven as: . they desired,” was the way Walker de- scribed his work. As to who was responsible for his *iling’ the petition for a recelvership Mr. Walker sald he talked with Directors Moore, Hine ©nd Schumaghér, who assured him of the position of other directors. Falls City Church Members Do Honor To Father Hoffman FALLS CITY, Neb., June 4.—(Special.) —~The twenty-fifth anniversary of the residence of Father J. J, Hoffman in Nebraska was observed here last night May 26 was his fifth anniversary as priest of the church of Sts. Peter and Paul in this city, the twentleth anniver- sary of his ordination as a priest and the twenty-fifth anniversary of his resi- dence in the state. A program by the children of the con- vent and addresses were given by James Noble, rector of St. Thomas' Episcopal church, John Mullen and Father Bricket of Rulo. Father Hoffman responded with a re- wiew of his coming to America and his work. His studies were in Germany, | France and Belgium. He came from Bel- glum in 188 and to Nebraska in 1900, During five years’' residence at Rulo he bullt the church and residence there and a new church in Ara and one in the Indi reservation near Rulo. From Rulo he went to Bellwood, Neb., whére he remained for ten years. At that place he built three churches, a school and a residence and came to this city on May | 6, 1910. and residence, which complete cost $52,000, of which $43,000 has been raised and paid | in and another 35,000 given in notes. Burt County Pays Money to Treasurer (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, June 4.—(Special.)—Burt county has paild over to State Treasurer Hull 52,000 due the state on the old in- sane patient accounts Several other | counties are still in arrcars. Former Auditor Howard commenced palgn to collect these old debts, is being followed up by Auditor Smith Douglas county is paid up. i DEATH RECORD. Mrs. Sarah D. Winnus. | TOLEDO, O., Jume 4—Xirs. Sarah D. Winans, past national president of the Women's Relief Corps, died at her home here this morning. She was 74 years of The ralh was heavy as far northwest as Alllance. but from that section of the state no demage to property is reported. | Railrond men coming in from the east desert tilat the Neavy rain did not extend over Into Towa motfe than fifty miles. South, however, it extended below the central portion of Kansas doing great damage to crops. ngton Track Washed Qut. For & long distance around Broken Bow ths rainfall of the night is assertnd to have been from three to five inches, completely washing away crops on -the hillsides and on the lowlands. In the vicinity of Broken Bow and to the east the Burlington lost 1,100 feet of track and one bridge, and a$ a Tesult of this trains are being detoured over the Union Paelfie. The rain, which assumed the propor- tions of a cloudburst, covered practically all Custer county, and to the farmers will cause losses that will amount to many thousand dollars, The streams are all out of their banks and the water is running down very slowly, awing to the | fact that before the present rain came the ground was so thoroughly soaked with water that 1t esuld absorb no more. | Loss in SUPERIOR, 3 egram.)—The Republican river is out of fts banks here and is the highest it has | heen for several years. The contractor huilding the new cement bridge across the river, lost mest of | iver at Superior. b., | June 4.—(Spezlal Tal-; | takes the ground the statute as: it now | province of the commission Is to see that | |.church gecurred the wedding of Miss Ma- | Line May Be Built| ——o | |7 | “rom & Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, June 4. — (Special) — The! State Railway commission has deocided to permit the People's Telephone company | ct Sterling to Issue $21,600 worth of capi- tal stock for the bullding of a duplicate plant. The Lincoln Telephoné afd Tele- graph company now has an exé¢hange ‘of 419 subscribers in Sterling This i# the case which T. L. Hall, a member of the commissiorr, made capital nut of when he urged the egisiature last winter to pass a law enabling the com- mission to bar the construction of aupli- cate plants except upon a certificate of public necessity. The opinion in the present case is by the other two commissioners. Mr. Hall; has mot seen it yet and does not know whether he can concur. The opinion Orchestra. | Maynard. is does not permit them to stop the issue | of any but “watered! stock; that the the money {8 actually spent for construc. tion. News Nofes of Lindsay. B LINDSAY, N®b., June 4.—(Special)w | Miss Murie Weidner and Alloy Brachle were married yesterday at Omaha. There | was some opposition to the match and the | bride’s parcnts did not know of the af-| fair until they returned. [ On Tuesday at St. Bernard's Catholic SAM NEWMAN PAINTS--STAINS--VARNISHES Phone D. 43 tilda Huseman and Willle Schmidt ‘of mear St.. Anthony. The dam was threatened for a while, Notice N LT PSS TOOTH POWDER, Odetts' 25¢ size. .. Q¢ * at .. TOOTH POWDER, Bell Bon, 26c¢ kind— . . 9¢ future home near. St. Anthony. It isn’t a case where a F FEW old time goods and B 35c value 525252525252 526 15D y SEA SALT, Bradley's, 28¢ FOLEY'S BANNER R iy . TALOUM, Babcock's SALVE, 25c size 12¢ | HAND MIRRORS, In second rate items are § Corviops, 10e site, o8¢ VANITY BOXES,. |'28c.grade ... ..17é¢, v R, o, N ¥ EBerist Ivors 888 | LU STRITE Ostiele boosted for sale—but it's : ‘,: Ass ‘“,'f:, "’”1‘2‘" VAGINAL - SPRAYS, | Softner; 26c size 16¢ [ a case where EVERY item 3 ¥ ¢ $1 revolving, ai.79¢ KITCHELL'S LINIL MENT, 75c size at 58¢ and 50c size at..34¢ CALDWELL'S SYRUP “PEPSIN, 50c size 28¢ KCUZONE TOOTH in a stock goes at a start- SOAP BOXES, inham- mered brass, 26¢ kina, POWDER, 25c vilsz 0 o5 o) o 7é LOF. o o% e ) STYPTIC PENCILS, NO. 18 ROUGE. Kahn- ling out_price. If yoy've 10c kind for.....4¢ weller's 25¢ kind, 11¢ BABY PACIFIERS, ever known a -greater, RADIUM CORN FILES, 10c kind, §¢ In this eity he built a church | the cam- | and it | kind Saturday at 1b . —40c kind Saturday at Ib .. CREM . DE MENTHE, 40¢c go Saturday at per Ib- - - TIES, 40c¢ kind, Saturday at | kind, Saturday at per Ib. kind, Saturday at per Ib . age. Cerebral hemorrhage was the cause | of death. Vaecnnt . A real estate Inyestment into which You can p it mey an t the | constantly | & values of Omaha real estate double your money If you will take the time to louk over| the lot hargains in the “Buy a Lot" | campaign now running in this paper you | will find & dist of the best vacant lot bargains in the city st the very lowest prices, | Look them over now—buy now and get Your choice | ASSORTED CHOCOLATES, 40c CHOCOLATE PEANUT CLUSTERS CHOCOLATE CARMEL COCO DIT- GENUINE ORIENTAL PASTE, 40c SPICED JELLY DAINTIFS 40c PR PGRRP RGP GRGP PR 5RE COCOANUT TURBANS the 40c 29c¢ kind, Saturday at ... 28¢ ASSORTED N PATTIES 40c . 25¢ kind, Saturday at per Ib- - - 25¢ 2 TOASTED MARSHMALLOWS, 40c kind to kind, Saturday at perlb.. 25¢ - 29 JORDAN ALMONDS 60c kind, to F a Saturday, at per Ib’. 39¢ b...25¢ EANUT OVAfls the28c kind o § o Saturday, er Ib. ¢ size 25¢ LD FAS lO ED STICK CANDY the 25c¢ kind, Saturday at Ib........ 20¢ CANDIED ORANGE SLICES, "30¢ 25¢ kihd, Saturday per box ..25¢ ESKAY'S FOOD, 75c | 10c kind, at...... 4¢ bona fide drug event, gtmzs' ;o?‘;'micr .size, at ... ... S54¢ i ¥ IMICE § Oc 4711_LUXUS TOILET i JUVENILE SOAP, 150 | WATER, 50c value, WHERE was it? 4 R > B¢ . slzé at .. oo D€ R TR RIS 'STBAW \lAT Or 3 for 31 | 1oG BOAP, I & J Ewnnn. 16e lnd. . s { OB s ofe o1 o 9es' o Bioias (v ricn 00| Wate Imiveeti TRIPLEX ICE BAG, HOT WA’ - INITIAL TABLETS, | Goldman's $1.00 size, TLE & IRRIGATOR, 30c value ...... 18¢ | for . 74¢ MYERS-DILLON VRN' co's $3.50 value...$1.69 LOOFAH MITTS, 25c | KIDNEY PILLS, De- Y ) REFORM ALCOHOL Xind, at ....... 17¢ | Bell's 50c size, 34¢ NO'P]CE‘ STOVE, T6¢c v;laec . . NAIL POLISH, Char- for t PLASTERS, d 4 R moces Red- Cross, | mont 10c kind.. . @¢ ( A AOME ALCOHOL 25c value ......16¢ | WERPICIDE Sea Weed TO VACA[L STOVE, 50c value, NAIl. ENAMEL, Har- | ° oA, ::Oc kind, 28¢ (or‘ epongiave iy “pish 35c kind...19¢ | MAY RS STOMACH I“:')I‘ll-"l-‘:’}l:l)(‘),}t A‘u‘ogo- BANTEARY WASE |t 186 SALE o el 7] w A ¥ . o fl. [B - FOUNTAIN SYRINGE, | kind -81.14 HAIR BRUSHES, spe- 4 qt., in wooden box; | NATURE'S REMEDY, clal bargain lot of 600, 2 $2 value, at $1.18 | 20c size - 17¢ all varleties, ea., 58¢ They will make ""’“" Corner 15th and Howard Sts. Everybody Eats Somewhere Those who know the best in service and quality — the best in associa- tions—the best in surroundings— the best in everything—go to the best place in everything-—go to the best place in town — The Hotel ““Built for You to Enjoy’’ Night ‘‘Dinner du Luxe’’ from six to nine at one fifty the person. Usual concert by Cliristman’s Fontenelle Sunday Make your reservations with M. Charles ““The Fontenelle Will Serve You Well” | HOTEL [lONTENELLE WALL PAPER Thousands of Dollars MUST Change Hands Here Saturday We Want the Money--You Want the Drugs! (At Cut Prices) - We've Been Told to Move and Move by July 2d, So You See the to Vacate Sale Cannot Last Long LATHER BRUSHES, 800 of them, wortl 50c to $1, each, 34¢ CLOTHES BRUSHES, 200 of them, in‘T76c, $1 and $1.50 values, now at, each... . 58¢ HARD RUBBER COMBS, special lot of 400 at, each....16¢ Another exceptional lot of 600 Another Jot a ¢ JORDAN WAX OIL. This excellent article in gal. sizes, worth $2, ot g tdavaes $1.39 Y% -gal., worth ' $1.26, now at ........ 74¢ 1 qt.. worth 76¢, 48¢ 1 pt., worth 4bc, 28¢ % pt. worth 26¢, 16¢ HOUSE PAINT, all colors, in good grade; gallon, worth $1.50, BRI (AP 98¢ ALE, 1 quart... Two for ....... 25¢ Per dozen....$1.50 1 case qts, (60), 86 PRESTON'S GINGER ALE, 1 pint....10¢ Three for ..25¢ Per dozen .. .. 81 Case of 100 87 Candies Reduced! Oh Yes--These for Saturday PEPPERMINT HUB WAFERS, th- Sc kind, Saturday at 2 MENTHOLATED COUGH DROPS. 5c kind, Saturday at two for GARWOODS VIOLET BREATH HEARTS,10¢ kind,Saturday at 8¢ - Se «CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES, Suturdny 10¢ size gc WRIGLEY'S SPEARMINT GUM, Sat. at 2 packages for S5c IMPORTED BASKETS, for fav- ors, 5¢ kind, Saturday two for 5c¢ Myers-Dillon Drug Company At 16th and Farnam 21 Years—But Have Been Notified to Vacate Store Phone Douglas 150—or Write—But Make a Personal Call If You Possibly Can First Class A-1 tailors, and will bear out all we can say about them, prices— 750 5850 §1 250 That Show Which Way the Wind of Fashion Blows Soft Milans and Leghorns; Suilors in rough and ' smooth sennets in every style a gentle- man might wear. $2 to $6 Saturday Scarf Service Something entirely new, soc *“The Ring SaRvE’h. .. o¥s oo v vsvh s o Displayed in east window Going to Camp Isn’t it natural to buy your outfit at the store th.t caten especi to young men ? 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