Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 23, 1915, Page 4

Nebraska OFFICERS' SCHOOL Notes from Beatrice Scar Nebraska Nebraska nwo Liquor Case Taken NEB { go the tin ' of thig several days trafne w 1gh Fair RASKA PAYS $14,000 MULES OUTNUMBER [ AUTOMOBILES IN YORK | Whiten your floors; brighten your painted | ; freshen th And Gage County| IntoSupreme Court' FOR SHARE IN RATE CASES| vomx wev. “sume = comecmns woodwork; freshen the | Figures just compiled by County Assessor . . KEEPS MEN BUSY z (From & St Correspondent | Hupnet. ahow that there ware W0 motor colors in your oilcloth EATRICE, Neb., June Bpecinty—| _ (Frei & Bttt Qorewpondent |, raxcou. pectal.) = Ne« | cars fn York county on April 1, valued | . ¥ Tie Board of Education held a moeting INCOLN, June (Special)—A ques- | pragka's share in t ate hearing that'at 75 Last vear the numuver was | l I b 1 National Guardsmen Ave GRining | Mondoy evening and awarded the con- [tion involving the authority of the cit/ | pas heen in progr loago, particls | 148, valued at $588.105. His compllations or linoleum y " | tract for constructing the additisn to]councli of Omaha to restrict the BUMBCr | Lty 1n b flve western oinrer I | e e following | Information Concerning the the West school to Rutherford & Conn|of wholesale liguor houses in that elty | g1,00. Fgures | Seen comiiied B Number Value Conduct of War. of this city for $10.000. The annual esti- |has been brought to the sUDNemS COUFt | (1 Staie Rallway commisston Mories et .00 % r sy | mate for the coming year, which amounts | in an appeal by the city from a decrce :|_‘y:yl.;7 n:r 00,120 " =3 1to 863,950, wae ndopted, Three new teach- |of the Douglas county court which held Vate to Have Revival Hoge R AVIATION CORPS IN TRAINING | ... \iies Speilor and Miss Foster of thia|that the con had not the right FREMONT, Neb., Jun (8pecial) | Kheep 1164 o | 1ty and Miss Winifred James of kear-| The Minneapolis Brewing company | Five of the ‘eading echurches at thefr | Poultry I ¢ 4,596 (From a Etaff Corrvespondent.) ney—were elected. The latter succeeds|asked for a license to operate a whole- | regular Sunday services voted to join {n| There is an increase ir and grair LINCOLN, June (Special)—One | Miss Ruth Davis as physical directcr ale lic house at 10i7 North Seven- [ unfon evangelistic revival during the | OVer Inat year, the Increase In hoge be | hundred and fifty to 20 officers are "\j Mayor Adam McMullen of Wymore [teenth strect. The coun belleving that | Winter or early epring monthe. 1t {s in- [ ID& %671 head. attendance at the camp of instruction of | called for the resignation of City Mar-|the number should be restricted and that | ) | the Nebraska National Guard being held iehy; pyttle, Monday. W. W. Chinnock [Omaha had all the wholesale houses of | at the state fair grounds | was appointed as Lyttle's successor. | that kind needed, turned down the appli- While rigid instructions have been 18| George Segelke, a resident of Beatrice |cation, Drexel, Hummel, Jardine, Kugel sued to the officers to observe &trlot| gnco 180 and for the last twenty-five|and Withnell voting to restrict the num. | | aflence regarding any of the comuli “;"“’;\r‘nrn proprietor of the pop factory in|ber, while Butler voted mo. The action g which are facing the government along Wiest Be o, I o o 0 8 ken May 1, 1915, lt d I war lfnes, still it can be seen that much| n:‘h".‘knl"": l\.(:hhly;“w V::ill;' ‘»’fl‘ |‘('\”(:v'}l:: ““l(‘:\-v“l-n:‘“lv!?rmmmm appealed to the | .I'E 'ETTEn SER"GE .T lo'!. cosr oes our C eanln It ifosted and it 1s an open | i J | ! : . . nterest in manifes e ihe of. | fprolonged fllness aged 3§ years. He fis|district court, which refused to sustain eaSI y and qulely |n secret that most, if not ""<| ‘,'l ¢ | Furvived by his widow and three children. |the council, and the appeal by the city | Utility Gas Ranges are constructed of heavy polished blue ¢ ficers of the Nebraska guard would no Svhast Biokabrds - ey | steel metal. The burners are made in one plece and hand drilled. l l k t . e est Stokebrand, the 1i-year-old son |is the result. 5 g " ‘\\‘vlwr_\-fi:x:r\‘ mv';‘“ """"\‘:hiw.‘:'.‘.,- ':,\ ::::: o0 Mr. and Mre. Willlam Stokebran?, ‘,\,,4 . i L:: ?";!l.\(u; { ::‘l'l‘ty”xnsl ranges are (rlv‘lnv"(l‘\\fl\h a :u(-" ||rnn{\|\(\;l‘ll:‘llt’;l:‘. qu or lukewarm water nto active service in Me was struck by lightning last Thursday | i -Poa og oL Styiee TeIGATiE & SURBIotS line th t h d bb. upon to defend the United SIALS AERINE oy orrss ™) orme thom, the neld, dled ROCK ISLAND HMiDWASHOUTS‘ an excellent variety of styles, including a complete line in the cabl withou ara scru ing. v ) foreign foe 2o ' by e, % a A\ R ru ps o e 7.50 2.50. the m‘::":‘"l‘:."n‘nr:d'.;h"fl-'-'- Saturday Without WERIBINE Consclouss HIT E net designs. Utllity gas ranges are priced from § to $42.50 | Fois & Co., Philadeighia, ness Actual drill started yesterday at the esse -Urlah ot~ & o - FAIRBURY, Neb, June 21.—(S8pecial camp and from now on the men will lead \""."m, ,l \r::',,l \‘\.|.'.|”1‘k| -(y{ A ":‘,mm".'i Telegram.)--Owing to washouts at Clyde Utility Gas Our a strenuous life along the lines of military | /= b % '} " 91 et “: X “”“]"‘ and Scandia, train service on the Rock | g dea that officers of the marringe at the home of the Lride's|, 1. 3 through Falrbury has been para- es Are Inexpensive instruction. The i sarehtn, ¥, knd'Stve, T G / guard have a snap has long since dis-! b Yo and Alrs. L. G, Thomas, N}, yeq and through trains are being de- d appeared and there are no harder worked thie clty Monday at noon, Rev. B. F.|iiureq over the Union Paclfic from | Known Building and bers of the guard who | G4ither officiating. Mr. Malick is in|pana Thirteen thousand feet of track men that the mem & : q | K eat the shouler. SURDE { Lusiness at Bloomington. where the Youne | ot Scandia fe washed out | Wherever Inexpensive || The camp is divided into thres com- | cOuble will make their home. Division Superintendent W. A. Shehan's | panies, A, B and . Those ‘..’”"pn_.“\“‘ Willlam Custer, a plon: ot Blue { prive car is upset in the water at GM Is U'ed Location Comt -.ny "A are the men who have been | SPrings, died Sunday evening ased 60 Jongest fn the service; those of B coms yeara. Ho loaves & widow and one daugh- As the Most | Enable Us & ot | ter, Mrs. Murray Griffin of Blue Springs. : pany those who are attending a camp of 4 " “' “ l | i instruetion for the first time, and C com. | Jtmes Orcar Erickson and Mies Anna otning neais Economical | to Make the Via Rock Island Lines the 1 sioned | Schlangen, both of Lincoln, were married 4 pany 18 composed of the noncommizsione : c t d B A splendid Utllity gas range Wwith otficers. "\‘\‘"'l““""““-‘ afternoon by Judge H. D. uts an urns |} rour one-plece, hand deii :‘ ‘I'ur'ni of All Gas Lower (From Omaha—Effective June 1st) The first aeroplane flight will take | Walden l.k “B l” (R, oAy Neavy cast iron top and Pridés : pisce Wadneolay SIVrESn. Cegies | : ke en"‘ Solutely guarantee to 12.50 Ranges. 4 San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego and return $80.00 i Schatfer of the United States_army aero- Superlntendent Barr o i Are Gone 1 bake: our price . i 4 % Lo Angol { corps, vho was A ciassmate | The reness an ain Are me In | San Francisco and return ne way via Los Angeles: | A s ox ciigs oL NE | At Hasti Resi & Moment and the Wound Is Free | THE CENTRAL IS A SAFE PLACE TO TRADE b s ey o A ool [ ‘ school of aeroplane instruction, und will | S lngs eSIgnS From All Danger of Contagion. | P 4. T 4 Seattl 4 fetubh B Uisive il interested in sky flying & chance | e . Not only doss “Bentol” top the pain BLIZZARD REFRIGERATORS ey T et RSN 4 to_learn the game. s ok B Srecial|and heal the cut or burn, but it at the Every blizsard has s nicely finished and well made hardwood case: Portland, Tacoma and Seattle and return—pne wi } While this school is for ofticers only | Tclogram.)—After six years' servica C.|same time killa ail form of germ life |§ . Fy ) Aetra haavy Interlining of mineral wool; they are all mado VIR LCRBIOMIIR | oie i Sveeu’ b3 op Sniviin it S ok ! the members of the guard will be as- M. Barr today tendered his resignation | 8nd leayes the ~wound & antiaepiieatiy ¥ i), special regard to sanitary features and economical ice conmumption. <embled some time latce, probably in twa | as superintendent of the Hastings schools. : . R R .50 0 SIL. " OUCTINAN “and’ NiN Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo and return.. .. ! Aifterent camps, ona of them in the west- | Mr. Barr came to the schools as princl SPRLAS IS Ve ;i | B 7 & rer [ ern part of the state, or far enough West | pal of the high tschool and four years | | istes Park, Colo, and return .........covvunne b/ so0 that the western ompanies can Par-{ago was made superintendent. He had | Bolse, Idaho, and return . N " i | ticipate without traveling too far. two years yet to serve under contract HAVE THE CENTRAL Morehead Gets Office. made last year. He has given a progres- €alt Lake City and Ogden and return .............8$32.50 { While Governor Morehead has been dis- [ 8ive admintstration, but differences in the FIGURE ON YOUR Pheonix, Ariz., and TOHUMN «eveeresrserenssssnss. 855,00 eributing offices around to a few lucky [ Board of Education as to policies caused | i 3 A . . o democrats, one fell to tae governor him- A'fl‘l'"" Wwhich resulted in his withdrawal. | FURNITURE BILL. Yellowstone National Park, side trip from Salt Lake st yesterday that he was not !m;‘k\\r;l ‘:l!:;“';::::;‘ t“”‘il"’:"{" f_n:h“'\‘ '“:"rl‘ i or Ogden, according to tour and accommodations for—honorary vice president of the Rich- ol budget for the coming year | thiPark ..., Veive cerenns to 50 nr:!,wm County club, composed of former | calls for §75,000, an increase of $6,000. i | A $12.25 !53, ; | 3 esidents of that county living in Lin-| "y, - | ‘olp. There are about 0 Richardson e o bttt | ik st s i et | CALLAWAY, June .—(Speclab—It is P Pacific Ex F county people residing in the capital |, JCLATAY: Sune B dmpeclab e i anama-Pacific Expositions’ Fares city, and an effort Is beln| change wil take place in the train ser- | 1 i herd them inta a club. vice on the Kearney-Callaway branch in | (On Sale Daily) il Find Property Not Taxed. = |tho near future. The passenser train | | i Another flock of sleeping cars Which [and the mctor car which have been run- ) ias hereto escaped taxation has been |ning the last year will be removed | San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diago and return $50,00 \ dug up by Secrstary Bernecker of the (while a new motor car just turned out | TheLitleOnsa e Well oy Adukts, Ssen Learn P YA R L S e State Board of Assessment. The cars are | of the whops at Omaha will be installed. | . o and San Diego; other way via Portland $67.50 operated by the Great Northern :‘“'f:d{ Instead of having a freight train ev. and advertised so-called “antiseptics" ; LR B § but the agent of the company claims that | other day, as has been the last year, a | fail far, far short of having the germ Portiand, ‘Tasons. aniti eathie and retictbinih s sl : L the Pullman, companx operates the ebrd|duly frelght servico will be fnstaliod | $SHEIIOE, S5 Lt #IuLC o psace; $50.00 & as soon as they enter Nebrl::ll ;l.-: '\l T TR ‘undl gamll('lgefi Um}d-rfi i all aefr;chm i Portland, 't. oma and Seattle and return-—one way was supposed the cars were fnolu n GI D E such as carbolic acld, bickloride of me b} via California .... 1 ihe Puiman sssesment, Colonst Ton | ULBSS UBY LXGIOISES | v sndecher ich dangeost gos (| o comine miisare motrigwstor. FURNI. - Benton, representative of the Pullman H ld H d' into & home. interlined with mineral wool and 4amB, |09 SEARES STaaa- Pan-Pacific Expositions’ fares carry final return limit of company in Lincoln, will look the m; eld at Harvar | el DavR e harniou for dilifeen aiily; Mith ma dhalde seemec TR s TURE. pertectly and n loes ninety days from date of sale; other Pacific Coast fares carry " b AMBRIDGE, Mass, June 2 | exyenallvoes Inteeanllys s iy o o s i R 2 Heser on the market final return limit to December 31st, 1915, ) Weeks Locates Water. [ GE, Mass., June 22.—A long| Get acquainted w e hundreds o ner is easy Of Access gy O N0 | Chiet Hydrographer D. P. Weeks of |line of Harvard seniors, in cap and gown, ' 288 that vou and ’n?:'r’vfx‘o’.’.‘l"'wfl‘."}lflz LI AL A B i o MBS L o122 LA i Through daily standard and tourist sleeping car service the state engineers office returned this | filed into Appleton chapel today to hear | tign: . 'l YOU MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS AT THE CENTRAL. to California points via scenic Colorado. ‘ morning from the south and west part | their last sermon from Prof. George Her- | yor ““’“’(""“5‘"‘"0"“"d‘.lbé’.f"';v 8t | 3 v y , 26¢, b siies, : of the state, where he :mhhee? makll:fl :n:lr:h::‘l‘n\:;‘lTill::;\dl:y(hel\lh;:]’un:cl u; :;w:-‘j‘,‘:"hv:“'.: ;.{"r‘,"_v ‘:,],Er °l.‘.‘§';“l"l"r tria | reasurements of water in the streams in | c 0] clas . nd led he | combination o the liguid, oln ment an b :‘!ml section of the country. He found |procession as it came out of the chapel | tooth t‘r-u;-. rréu {rln! un‘tl:kllga 4.‘ ndn‘t | For further particulars, inquire of | no difficulty in locating plenty of water |to march about the yard and cheer the | 1o Pe,had from dealers’ and la sen not |1 | 4 some other things not in bis line of | college halls. | famiifar with ““Benetol” preparations 8 M P.A. ‘ work, One day while measuring the | A member of a brench of John Har-| NROISA10:ovcita - (RIawIDE oFi (OIN) SFILH | ; L J.8. M'NALLY,D.P. A, water in the Blue river at one point he |vard's family, Lionel Do Jersey Harvard | *“The Heneto) Company, 144 Benetol | 14th and F W. 0. W. Bld counted fourteen hogs floating under the |of London, Fingland, was the author of | Bullding, Minnesootls. Minn e arnam, W. 0. W. 8. v " Bold, e nd guarante n | - bridge making good time down stream, |the poem chosen for llu: formal exercises nm;.n. ';';“g;":":{““ o g 17ZTH AND HOWA RD STS some of them still alive, The Blue river |in Sanders Theater. ¢ The oration v\usl(-.,‘a ,?',,, and ,.l?d,,,‘ (:WH,..“, Co ¢ Falrbury was so high' that it was |assigned to Watson McL. Washburn of | And Harney; Harvard Pharmacy ) Tunning over the tops of the fences and |New York and the ode to Deveux C.| gnd Farnam; Loval Pharmecy, 20 I the Republican river was from onme to |Josephs of Newport. Norris Tibbets of | four miles wide. In the vicinity of Cul- | Lowell was the chorister. | ' = 5 bertson corn has been listed three times. | The remainder of the day was xlv,,.l 5 ivities, including the Ivy ex- Cows Intected. over to feat ¥ Twenty-twe dairy cows belonging (o the | €rcisss and the confettl battle In the | SETTL THE “Io Urion College dairy were tested fur tu-{tadium. David P. Sigourney of Boston | beroulonls last week and eleven of them | W88 selected to deliver the lnvocation. | UEs‘.lou mfll‘"' Via The reacted and were shipped to South HYMENEAL H . Cmaha, for examinatiof. Upon re-exam- ‘nation by the government officials five There is complete satisfac- “I eo d 'onTHWESTEk" n' of the number were found in such bad 7 :\!r-d-h-":?lvgr-nn. |l tion in knqwing that you have .n e 0 house. The others only showed | . 2 > . 0., A the sap boses The ihars oty n0md |1, LSS ok s e s [ ton e Four 1F you purchase & CIRCUIT TOURS that the meat can be used, as the dis- mf"'"; Sundsy. Rev, W, C. Wasser of- | [ W Yorkiand palOTR, ot ey ey $54.60-858.20 ease only showed in portions ofths body | ficlated. One way via Buffalo—other way via Washington. 1 not used for domestic purposes. —_—_— Boston, Mass.,, and return.............. .. 853, wm_zo State Veterinarian Anderson says that|” T LI One way via Montreal—other way via Direct Lines meat from cows showing only slight in- through Albany and Buffalo. dlcations is absolutely safe for use. for Doatan. 30ans.. /A SHNES . it ca T '59-?0‘ 25 N il there were any chance that the meat One way via Buffalo and Albany—other way via New \ had been infected cooking it would de- | York and Washington, D. (' stroy the germs. There is really the Many other combinations may be had, including Lake—Ocean— most danger in using milk and butter [] | Bay and River Trips. Sixty-day limit with many from cows which, have the diseas:., ac- | stop-over privileges. ” cording to the doctor. i — ) | p The American Express company has|Gray Hair 1'hungedvm an Even Inrk{ acknowledged the corn in the maiter ot Shademita Dye, | Round Trip Fares via Direct Routes: aying the 2 per cent on its earnipgs in | ' Nebracke. as called for by the Smith law,| You can essily turn your gray, faded Alexandria Bay, N. J., and return......... 3 s | or streaked with gray hair beautifully Atlantic City, N. J., and return..... and today notified the state audito: that | / the amount due would be sent in forth. |dark and lustrous almost overnight if | Bar Harbor, Me., and return..,.. with. The tax amounts to something :_"'l‘“ K"l’.r‘"‘; -‘m; 'Ilmen.l Q-l::...n:((m} Boston, Mass., and return.. o : olor Restorer to hair and scalp like a oversoem. o et L eer e ‘ o L AN AR cky, delightful to use and darkens all ‘6 . 'Y} urlington, Vt., and return............. Injured by Firecracker. sticky, dellg B B V D - phald CALLAWAY, June 22.—(Npecial)—The |¥our gray hair so naturally and evenly at Easy- reezy oW okde Fce lng Chatauqua Lake points, N, Y., and return.............. - .old son of Mr. and Mrs. Art Hoff- | that no one can tell it has been applied, Cleveland, O., and return....... . o 4 h k hal (13 i man was seriously injured Saturday|Q-Ban acts on the roots, makes hals | S atniaadute iR L o Detroft, Mich., and return.., A Svéaing whin & large firecvacker ex-|ARd ‘scalp hoaily ‘“",”"“g el | cord it the highest place N & hOtf d'la.'y’ ,,thit casy bre.czé, Halifax, N. 8, and return. . .t ploded, burning his face badly ang ser-|and entlre head of halr to that sof : . sy ‘njurl y |"even dark luster, fiuffiness, beauty - B.V.D. feeling’’ takes your min Montreal, Que., and return. a lously injuring his eyes. | - - St o203 and abundance which makes the hair so stgmway p"xl“g off the beat. very motion you New York, N. Y., and return.......... Perkins Hotel Not Sold. fascinating and attractive, besides pre- | ’ . g e Portland, Me., and return a4 k Loose F BV.D. ] DAVID CITY, Neb., June 22—(Special) | vents dandruff, itching scalp and fal e in L 1ttin V. D, lets ortsmouth, N and return an P th, , —The Perkins hotel in this city has not|ing hatr. Try at our risk—guaranteed p . : e R et s been sold by George Wunderlick to P. F.|Only 50c for a big 7-0z, bottle, at Sher- | coolmg air at your bOdY. Bln(o‘lISprm . ehlip e rmm-] . Fenlon. A report to this effect arose!man & McConnell Drug Co, Owl Drug st‘i. a G' ." 4 2l & 4 d » from negotiations which have not been|Co. Harvard and Loyal Pharmacy, y y Firmly insist upon seeing the B.V.D. Toronto, Ont., and return completed. . Omaha, Neb.—Advertisement, s75° .ld l'p Red Woven Label, and firmly refuse Travellng Man's Bxperfence. | to take any Athletic Underwear with- “In the summer of 1888 I had a very EC TE ‘G i ¥ Srer Giiash of ey 1 2 & mer. SPECIAL TERMS DURING outit. Then you'll get properly cut, physicians worked over me from 4 JUNE ly made, long service under- o oy a m corn y o 6 p. m. without giv . - iy Hhis B Mg We are sole agents in Nebras- wear — the most for your money. CHICAGO&NORTH WES' and then toid me they aid not expect me - RAILWAY to live; that 7 hed best telegraph for my ks snd Western Jowa for the o B.V.D. Undergarment is sewed family. Instoad of doing so, I gave the Steinway. B ORIy Sa V82 ® 1401-3 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. hotel porter 4 conts and told him to buy 2 . = This Red Woven Label me a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, PIANOS FOR RENT A PERFH Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and 5 ; - BV.D. Com Cut Under take no substitute. 1 took s double dose $3.50 Per Month sad Up dbirte wod Knes Length tocording to the directions and went to Drawers. $0¢ s0d upward N sleep after the second dose. At § o'clock s h u" [ & M " A & I chmolle ueller | Let The B et good job \ order and took a train for my next stop- (Toads Mard Reg. U, & Bos. O and Forvigs Courarier) | . ? ce - yo}‘l 2 o T ot e %t fating ey PIANO cO. . “Situations Wanted” ads are free shaky from the severity of the attack,” Bl A The B.V. D. Company, New York. writes H. W. Ireland, Loulsville, Ky. 1811-13 FARNAM 57T, "¥e . Gl P Obtainable everywhere.—Advertisement.