Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 8, 1915, Page 7

THE BEE: OMAHA JULY BRIEF GEY NEWS |Look! The Prize Limerick Writers | HEAVY RAIN ALONG ELKHORN | THURSDAY 1915, e e o ww Dt and Some Samples of Their EPUL | Forces the River Out of Its Banks | ° Public Insurance Adfuster—George —_— | i | .. o g -ty e 23 ‘Y at Bhnhon(;—l.ll in Butler f 7] Dr. 3. P, Slater, Dentiest, announces| [ulid Ritchie City National Building iy 4 y / ' ::ncvmu‘:ll':: his office from &M to €15 | o $oaee .m> ’ - Thanks for the 874 limericks sub- || > o ity Nationa) Bank Bldg. Teleph s , > / ) Ve B, o *PRON| “Bana Ross, W. O. W. Building. mitted in The Bee's contest. We ‘,mmn nfs_;cu:nxn S / / / ] [ Pred W, Anhouser and rnelius T, | THIF Prise, 85 are sorry there is not a prize for || , aing to reports to the railroats u / / Connolly, attorneys-at-law, have moved| Lela Whitely, 1704 No. 3th St each, as most of them are so good i'n\ns were general over Nebraska Tuos- | to 6924 Brandels Tweater Bldg. Same| Fourth Prize, $8— it is hard to decide. But maybe || coy night, bet “ U ' d S ‘ N “ l Ba k B'd . v a . being heaviest morth of t g ph;u Douglas 0. Pauline Rosenberg, The Barnard Buffalo Bill will come again. Be || Platte river, though south of there () n' e ‘a es a ona n 5 “Today's Complete WMovie Program® | Fifth Prize, $3— " precipitation was from one-half to three- classified section toamy, and appears fn| E. G. L., 4% Bast 5th St, Fremont at The Bee bullding to get your || o 1y ot an tnch. ] sm'“nm .nd Farnam Sireetls The Bes EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what [ Five Prises, 81 Eache prizes from him in person at noon, | | prom Fremont northwest up the Elk- the various moving plcture theaters offer. | Grace Minor, 1063 Park Ave right after the parade, [horn valley and as far west as O'Neill ' Gets it Playing Golf—J. M. Gillan,| Mrs. H. D. Morrow, Hth and S, 8 O Thursd: {the rain reached flood proportions, in Auditorfum manager, is going around| Mre. Z. L. Duby, 316 Sherman Ave. | many localities aggregating two fo throe OU FIRST GREA with & face mo decorated over the eye| Don B. Allen, 57 Se. #th St | inches. In many sections the storm was that it requires him to introduce himselt | Hattle Clark, Stromsburg, Neb | The Fiest Prise Limerick. accompanied by high, though not dam- o his friends. He says he got it playing | Two Tickets to Sells.Floto Shows. | Oh, Buffalo Bill is just fine! aging, winds. In Butler county, between golf. Ruby Klingbell, 3228 Center St R e ) e, e Dwight and Abble, a distance of some Fewer Soarlet Fever Cases—The| F. M. Patterson. iS4 Hopkine, Benson.| Draw % DIOtares 'a, yoor, thirty miles, & strip of country from one health department records show a ma-| Mollle Corenman, %6 So. Tth St He draws immense crowds all the time. |t three miles wide was visited by & hail- terial decrease of gcarlet fever cases| De Forest Fratt, 2507 Emmet St = storm that continued nearly an hour. during June. The figures are: Jume, 72; Ed F. Morearty, jr., 216 Pinkney St Some of the Other Prizse Winners. Hail 1 s fell May, 107. Other contagious diseases were| Richard Morvo, R. F. D. 6, Co. Bluffs. | Once doughty old Butfalo Bill | A8 48 088 il damaging SOV Sornet Bert D. Preston, 357 Charles St Four thousand of bison did kill; crops greatly. | 3 Biwia’ Dimonds, B Oo. St | And that's why, ‘tis claimed In the vicinity of Stanton the rain took | Milk Wagon Robbed—The Alamito y y That the bison were named on the proportions of waterspout Orebiety - Sotspany, ' TAbveawerth Ralph E. Kharas, 64 & 28th St Buffalos, after Buffalo Bill s & - s " b Xite Hughes, R T D, Ne. 8 Biatr ree inches failng inside of an hour. The | street, reports to the police that fifteen Potnas b batik 4 ok G Mrs. W, D. Klrod, 4860 No. 14th St ‘|:ew't"(n"Buf({uln Bill, alwave vernal! |Elkhorn river at thia point was thrown s o or an a 00! of ml E e Our affection for him is eternal. roms i h.l h.‘n 3 { tickets was stolen from one of their f‘;:p',":;:':.n b e N s b o BETED i as yeuthy T:m‘:':t:r:"::a :::::l:: o ,mm:‘ It e absolutely against our policy to carry over goods from one season to “ nnell, 2 Bt.., ) e's the same now foreooth " . - xtraordin: i ary\hin goes—! restrictions wagons Iiceday afternoon. G. Klanhammer, Apt. 5, Dunsany flats, | We all love our silver-haired colonel track to a depth of four to ten Inches. | another—hence this E: ary Price Outting event. Everything e g Talk Freight Bates—Attorneys of Frederick M. Parkhill, %7 So. #th F Considerable damage was dope, but ro- | reservations. Bvery garment positively the newest summer styles from the leading mamufactur- rallroads operating west of the Missourd y Eract In rebuke of his years pairs were quickly made and trains passed rivee hald.& cenference at Union Paciflo| Bena Wereromn st bt o | Vi ST G o o our cheats over 106, ek MY SOt ers of the United States. Oome tomorrow and get one of these bargains. headquarters to discuss freight rate liti-| Marvin Treller, 101 So. th St. shout All through the sandhilj country in the . " N . p fotlon and formulate some pian for | Eroest Zachan, 183 . Bth Ave Yo7 the as! f Gur sreat plancers. | northern part of Kebraska there was trom| To give you a clear and concise idea of the unusual reductions we have made in order unf action in carrying cases through arriet Willlams, 1634 No. 28th St. Buff, v nches of rain. ! 2 bromgedting 2 D e o | Buttalo BUL 1o & Randsome old tollow |8 0% "IN sktated that tne weather nee| | 10 make this Clearance complete, we call attention to samples of bargains quoted below: Detrott Elks Go West—En route to| Lowis \W. Moore, Standard Oil Co P g B R L :“.’n‘n""‘ and that the rain is over for a Ruth Zody, 5012 Cass St the coast the Detrit Elka went through | Mrs Mo A Besten ol Park Ave When he dons white robes and a halo. Omaha yesterday. There were some thirty | Madeline Nugent, %33 No. 20th St July Clearance of July Clearance o July Clearance of Rent rooms quick with a Bee Want Ad. — | ] e et bl LTI ) Oh Buffalo Dill is a_slivker: h Mation "not to-exceed Mrioen. minuten.| Nrw 3L Byrael uos Jort L * | MEs S Islernn Sragher g stckers PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS | s exc -| Helene Kaspar, 1331 e e atved Lo NL They were met by a delegation of the| Julla E. Haven. 4418 .\'s.‘:. g | jude. for ome. saved his hide ERSONAL PARAGRAPHS | Omaha Elks. Mra. F. E. Underwood, 424 Seward St | 'U%t Pecause he shot straighter and| | ! Mabel Van Brunt, 2812 Hickory St b s I g2 ol i $5.00 and 6.75 Dresses of fine S e o ) Siny Sald He Represented Plano Company | Adolph Rhode, 719% So. 16th St grie., Tk, is visiting his brother, B. $7.50 and $10.00 muu',fi made of all wool 4 | o A | But " : f fine all wool J. §. Mattle, @4 North Eighteenth street, | Dean T. Smith, 411 Grant St R e eatato I, | wash materials; 95 e gl L g has been arrested for obtaining money| JATYVis J. Gofford, jr, 108 No. 834 Bt. | “Gue ween 1t samse e ohomrt Mrs. E. O. Hostetler of Kearney. who covert cloth, at...... on sale materfals. All A. M. Wells, 1117 Dodge St it when it comes to & show has been visiting h from several customers of the Maye: s, 1117 Dodge St Why, then we &l ing her daughter, Mrs. Anna at . cevesnssd - colors and sizes, ! Mayer| Richard E. Smith, 3146 Chicago St o 0 2 & Tnow, Raymond, for several days, will be joined ad: Y AU R e at -— Piano company while posing as their rep- | — st I -t & e ur Buffalo Bill fills the bill. this evening by Judge Hostetler and they $12.50 and $15.00 Coats, made 0180 and 8278 Mummer) fTceccecr deeeeas Mo i Xl will leave for New York City, Washing- ( ssentative. Mattis was formerly em- ton and A o Cf or axtende tlantic City f; y an extended | ployed by them. \ In Bankruptey Court—isaac ievy| filed a petition in bankruptcy, placing his labilitles at $6,108 end his assets at| $1.700, the latter being chiefly the value | of his stock at 1324 North Twonty-fourth $27.50 and $2050 Tailored Suits, in fancy or plain tai- lored models. Styles that will be good for early m fall as well as for o present wear, at... Dresses, beautiful mew mod- finest wash 95 of finest Imported 50 serges, gaberdines — on sale i ) eld to Answer Il | ovetarsciiiia Tfl‘lfef;:flskifidkf,gr | i Distriot SR e ) $1750 and $19.50 Coatn, fine 2 chinchilla, French 75 serge, gabardines $9.76 and $12.60 Dresses, of lawns, plain, striped and em- 4 street, where he did business as the |, The following men ware Sound ‘everito Do You Know Your ! and taffetas, at broidered voiles, lace "5 $36.00 to $49.50 Buits, exelu- ¢ Economy Drug company % | the district court, with bonds ranging 3 . § X and net combination, 86 sive models, made of best MoCague Makes Slow Progr Milk is an absolute necessity for | rom 0 to $1.00: 1 $22.60 and $35.00 Coats, bean- Weviis vesnvavains oo U= Bryan Maroney and James Zyrieh. charged with the robbery of Henry Prien; ’ James Higgins, breaking into tha Chi. | M ans $1500 and $19.50 Dresses, Thomas H. McCague, who recently sus- little ones and in hot wi i eather ice | made of wduhmm;-ss',s rios, crope de chines, — tained a stroke of paralysis, is making slow progress at his home, M7 North |must be used to preserve the mil tatfotas, finest silk lins, imported fi nerges, Bliiiiesrissnnnanh - tiful fancy or plain 5“ at. were designed for Keetensky, 1112 Willium street, was badiy | the Weather is scorching will be a | wouna TS e e, Om sale In twe cut up and bruised when riding a motor- | Godsend. oabe P e ool Sgronpes P a0l " | cago laundry; James Murphy, robbing an { Aigingiic ey e ol Iun‘:x"’l‘lr:: There are lots of poor families | Tiiinots Central merchandise car: G, Mon. ‘) b Bcen i Clearance of Palm Beach before he will be himself again, relatives | With small children to whom an ex- | tebilo, stealing from a warehouse belong- | ame:!’ ! 65 Beastiful Palm Beach Saita, say. tra helping of milk and ice when | 'F t0 Lewis Matthews; John Spellman, | ! Coats, new models for street $12.60 and $15.00 Palm Beach Keetensky Hurt in Colliston—Joseph stabbing Frank McVey with intent to| Should you truat { 5! Suits, faney or i | | Your Children’s lots, $10.50 and 83450, | at......... cycle and he collided with the automobil buti Health | driven by F E. Rudolph, 0 Nortn| Contributions from 10 cents to $5 | Board Seeks Heads | to men who come and Sevsassenths streat. The collh:on occurred | are solicited and will be acknowl- | f T S h 1 | £ R 1o Ty We were foroed to carry an unusually large summer stock in order to meet the demands near el h an armmey streets. i i ™, H i R ot i B © | edged in this column. OI‘“ WO dcnools | pesta made during the | of o critioal trade, and although the sales of the past two days have been phenomenal, hundreds Commerce and another to take the place B LR B e DA e . $ of Principal Reed of the Central Hish | We Know How, toxas watenmman. ver now e | Off Some Villa Sites|sxeo ‘ S T don’'t dare to venture near his garden. — e SNAIN L AE 8. prioClank ek the | %‘tw::::e ars of th Carl belonga. o Lothrop Sehool Garden |’ Ia the phst’Kiiets B has Deghifpe- | 1R Sohool of Cammerce hs been re- uous wrowth, O contn club, and his garden is & large and|celing out the land among the farmers Previously acknowledged... $108.70 | : Get the Beans— ' | | and State show tl | eyt 8 3 S B P il o s sy T4 T ©+ 8.0 | The Board of Education is seeking two most §0% " were selling ||| of bargains still remain, barn caused all sorts of (m:hler n::‘v:n‘ e ) *8 high school principals, one to succeed | - Il - e Wi H | y o 3 your | Lt o st o e Eemms B S b e BB ORKIN BROTHERS’ NEW STORE, 16th and They ate up a lot of the hoy's beans and | duced to a choice of three men who were visited by Superintendent Graff during a profitable one. and others who would go upon afd fm- 4 o -4 e vy maki i pa pe | 0 st Alamito Dairy Another plan has been adopted and now Here's the Press e e ent e avovt 1o orter. soms | RAIN. STOPS AUTO TRADE Beases 5. Agent; the Show | niwins ot " xrier TRIP O THE IOWA TOWNS Is Coming Today | summer homes far from centers of popu- | 1atton. July 2, at public auction Uncle Sam lis going to offer at auction %5 tracts | The automobile trade tour to rum out of Omaha for a one-day run into Iows territory for this morning has beon 0Oads bodkina il ¥ { postponed until Tuesday, July 1% h: vill; it They ran All of which has nothing to do wnh;'";;‘fl:,;"":":“,_ e “They are a1 | Reports early yesterday showed that . the story. It was stmply the way in|irom (N0 0 N thead lake, far re-| 18t night's rain yieded from three- . Stoerzbach wishes to add his which the press agent started his recital | * o, : e o fourths to one and one-half inches over Which he press agent slarted K Focias | moved from railroad and civilization 10 | oy "op the' territory the tour bad ex- words of praise to that of the thous-| e | agents and slephants snd blood sweat. | Montans. and right in the heart of the | joyeq (o ¢ake. This means that the ands whe extol the virtues of Duffy's | Rocky mountains, The lake is thirty ing behemoths and other thing of the | ] ¢ P | ronds will be all but impassable for a| Pure Malt Wh . miles long and fiteen wide. The land [0 0t 0 B o0 D, was just iskey wild animal type, the expression is al- Bl A6 TREAR to be s0ld at auction i a part of the | gngved over for nearly a week. “1,am seventy.two years old and | | | Flathead Indian reservation perfect health. When I was forty-seven [} In spite of that fact that it has noth- | the doctors ‘lh‘nu ht I would die of con- . ing to do with the case For the real W : e ' el ~— | sumption. foo! ed em d' tarted | point at hand is that :he aforementioned | W et eather is | fo take Dutfy's Fure Malt Whiskey .naw‘ press agent and other animals are soon able to do hard work every day and can ! tc come into their own. Today there Dela,ying Harvest| Slimd ‘aix’ filghta of atairs without fa: will roll into Omaha the long, gaudy e is nothing 1 and | i ; Quenches i #ne weather vureaws Washington crov | PEICHAUSTED®™ | fafioras woes to,zu, v e sa2 your thirst, leaves a Buffalo Bill's Original Wild West, for painted cars of the Sells-Floto o a weather report of current date has Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, 1 call it 2 ” . . one-day stay, with everything from forty (* - : ‘ nice ean” taste ¥ 7 t the Blixir of LA Mr. H. Stoers in your mou 18 clowns to the original end only Buffalo :;"a";v:".':‘_’"“f 10 apy ‘relative (o the prain Nerves and Brain | bash, 196 kast 76th Strest, New York | 2 AP il and hix Deadwood stngecoach ATt Dt batwesn 1| 8aW.S debiTipaled conditiah, dos | OV: wonderfully refreshing, nourishing The show will give twy performances | sppajachian and Rocky mountains, | to prolonged physical and mental Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey and imulati and ad “, here, dieplasing wondrous and marvel- | dump, Tainy weather in many parts de’ "ni"f,' 35 Be amsunsd’ the Duity s { stimulating adds “zest” g » . |layed the harvest and hurt grain stand- f indi ous depictures of discernation and disin: {|ared theia and shook, sspecially in O a’houp atic elements indispensable invigorating stimulant and | to tegritious- homa and portions of surrounding states. nerve and brain. Stren, fluences for good o A-A meals. Beg pardon? Yes, by accident thé press | jn Atlantic and Pacific coast state nerve and brain cells, —invigorate POTIARt OTEAN Cha nltal” forees and we: | agent was being quoted. It shall not oc- |harvesting is proceeding rapldly under the whole system by supplying alsta " digestion. ‘Its rare purity and lt is tlIO b“t b”r brewed P cur again., To speak of things calmiy, ‘:,"e;’t“";“"‘;_:;’“""::":{l‘;' ';:'I;"i"‘g"afit“"‘g:: the necessary phosphates, com- Ponest richness have vonhuu "-'n:‘ddl'cl‘x'\: -—ure, the circus this year promises many fea- | o, et O e Ta the noril.| bined in & convenient and agres- | of milliona. It It wore than o and always the same. tures. Among them is a wonderful sir! | western states hot, dry winds again | able form in Ho1d by most druggists, grocers, deal- | ride! ¢ v urns fiip | caused some injury. In the corn belt | , $1.00 a large bottle. 1If they can't 2 rider, Rosa Rossland, who turns fifp ) cavsed Sorw \nUe, . b, Toh Soa y e B0 TS Non *itedical bookiet | oyed by each and every member flops, airsets, front and back somer | . jiivation and growth, in many im- free o savits from the back of a horsc, that|portant states. still further delayed. The The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., of the flmll’. Look for the Blatz ™ . ised ring—the first [crop is late and plants small over all Rochester, W. ¥, 0y in turn trots upon a ra 3 | . . f o vens busineas. | Then, too, |northern districts. Further south it s PPN W e R sign, place a trial order today and {mueh more favorable, and in many sec- there is Kid McCoy, tne famous prize |tjons an excellent yieid is assured. Hay- | (Non-Alcoholic) find fighter, who will present an innovation |ing and harvesting oats were delayed, | S| out for younelf. Mo By |and some rust in oats and damage o | . ! Ihay is reported And, of course, theve will be Butfalo Don't make the fatal mistake of ne nd his other .fea — pe— — m— lecting what may seera to be a ‘“‘simp VAL. BLATZ BREWING CO.. MILWAUKEE In oll Wealhers and iz | |5 s b all Temperatures vour kidneys are not working properly, nd throwing off the poisons as they | No matter how quickly the temperature rises, no matter what the weather, fresh, rich cream Bill, with his Indians « tures of a wild west end of the enter- tainment, which he personally has super- vised. Colonel Cody is to appear with the show, to lead the parades and to appear in the performances, wiere he | Kives his famous salute from the saddle The circus will exhibit at Twenty-first and Paul streets, with a reserved seoal -"-— sale today at Meyers & Dillon's drug ould. If this is the case, go after thie use of that backache and 451 quickly, | vou may find yourself in the krip of | an incurablie disease. » | GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Ofl Capsules will sive almost immediate reiief from kidney and biadder troubles, which may | be the unsuspjected cause of general ill | health. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Ofl Cap- | sules are imported direct from the store SupTT—————— and milk are always waiting for you if you have | Atoriea 1n Holland, They are propa BANK BOOK SAVER URASR | o, Spestty Saf i oment ven2 2| | FROM SEVEBE KNIFE WOUND | Police Officer John Unger was saved | by & bank beok from a serious wound Tuesday evening when Duncan McCaskill, | ) s #4% South Tenth street, slashed him across the left breast with a pocket- knife. Unger had just arrested the man | en a disorderly tharge when fhe fellow | suddenly attacked him. The bank book was in an insde pocket. Jobn asserts, that he knew he'd never regret starting | a bank account. McCaskill was fined %0, and costs Co e Sterilized Unsweetenes on your pantry shelf Cottage Milk means milk economy and milk efficiency. It means uniformity, In fresh -fux the food value is nearly all in the cream at the top and nearly all out of the blue milk below. Cottage Milk is rich and creamy—condensed under the S L R | give prompt_relief, or your money will be refunded, Get them at any drug store. ibut be sure to insist on the GOLD | MEDAY, brang, and take no other. Prices, | %5c, S0c and §1.00.—Advertisement SAVE YOUR MONEY To constitute wealth there must be three gifts: 1—Money. T T The Mitk Without the Cooked Taste A LEWIS LOSES HIS PANTS InTwo Si Z_Molro :uul;‘ AND HIS MONEY 0| MAIMD-!-.IO :u::u.lbu‘:"mo::?;mu BI A TZ COMP NY P. E. Lewis, %505 Jefferson street, lost AMERICAN MILK CO., Chicage ) m:e :o-l::y.‘ A nd you will 802.810 Donglas Street, Omaha, Neb. Phone Douglas 6602 his trousers and $il in money. He was walking along Thirteenth street between | Douglas and Dodge when a colored man | emerged from the alley, called to him, | turned around and then induced him to follow Lewis asserts that he followed the man whott WO feet when he was attacked. knocked down and stripped of his trous- ers, which had $11 in one of the pockets. have more money. Continue adding to it and you will have still more money. Eventually wealth W NI AN INVESTMENT A'see want ap Remodeling A. HOSPE CO. SA L.E 153 Douglas St PACKERS NATIONAL BANK —— You will be Interested in Bee Want Ads.