Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 10, 1915, Page 3

Nebraska Nebraska | ; CORPORATIONS ALL |Notes from Beatrice |na et bt AL % puek the work along. ¢ PAYING XP TAXES and Gage County oo, oo oncavizes To BEATRICE, Neb, July 9.—(Special.) GET COURSING MEET THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 1u, 1919, ¥ State of Nebraska Receives Total of |4 « Gty iy Sounth S WO< | SucTAICR N | more Wee ay evening the petition : CE, Neb, July 8.—(Special) Seven Thousand Dollars from [siened by 117 business men of that place, | A number of dog fanclers of this city | .;" " Blg Firms. asking that City Marshal W. W. Chin- |held a meeting Thursday evening and | Ao nock be removed and that the two con- |took preliminary steps for securing the & stables of tnat city do police duty, was | national coursing meet In this city next b OMAHA GIVES A BIG LIFT|tableda without comment. The annual |October. The Beatrice Coursing assocta- | X Pa—— expense bill for the operating expenses of | tion was organized by the election of ] (From a Staff Correspondent.) the city, which amounts to approximately | these officers: President. B. H. Conles; LINCOLN, July 8.—(Special )—Payments | $0.000, was adopted vice president, Aaron Falmer; secretary, [ of corporation taxes o the state are com- | George Schaefer of Blue Springs, who | Vernon D. Andrews: treasurer, J. C. | ing in quite rapidly, yesterday the total |was lodgcd in jail here Wednesday even- | Emery; executive comnittee, O. L. Life, hd amount reaching $7,570.04 ing, pleaded guilty Thursday before | Henry Hayden, G. T. Reynolds and Ed m ou et ht d B S LA i R you get right down | mittance from the Omaha & Council {charge of being drunk and disorderly. | secure the meet. and a committee was Bluffs Stret Railway company, which |Tfe was given ninety dava in jail on the |appointed to call on the business men of | to the brass tacks of gent In a check covering all its branch | {Irst charge and fined $10 and costs on the | Beatrice for the purpose of raising the | corporations amounting to $3,38, divided |second. Schaefer operates a hotel and |necessary amount. Dogs from seventeen as follows festaurant at Blue Springs. | states will be entered in the races . Omaha & Councll Blutte strest rall- | Carson V. Cole of this clty, who re- | ooy 5 { O:vrmn‘".l Couneil Bioff " bridgs " Ihas sold the paper to a man "m'r"“‘ YOUNG WIFE AND MOTHER Omaha & Council Bluffs interurban.. 40 McCoy from Randolph, Neb. ENDS L|FE WITH SHOTGUN Omaha street railway O Thirty 1tiol ve b p i i s Oman Sereet il o Thirts petiions “have been prepared | s You are forced to admit, that printers’ ink Metropolitan Cable company y :-;‘” county clerk and were placed in | PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., July 8.—(Special 2 O : : : 3 NatroBoliian afreet vifiway 1111 | tho hands of Beatrice residents today | Teiegram)-While her husband was in in Omaha is as elastic as the advertiser’s im- Benson & Haleyon Helghts........... 15 s s He COURLY d | the garden this afternoon, Mra. William | i i H H H $ ove iR o A el i e i L iy iy g e B agination—comparative prices can be inflated Barrett Goes to Minden. levy for a new county jail. The adop- |of Plat N e e a X I‘I‘ i . e . op- | of Plattsmouth, went upstairs and killed i i i ro‘;.:";::: ;:)g“(:r:m“r‘:;?:mfl(::: :pfl:)ru tion of & 3:mill Tevy Will ralse §400. Berial? Wi & shotiis, Near her ody | until even the busy buylng publlc of today : e >very available man, and in some pund i i i doliver an address under the WUADICes O |cuses women, have been Dt to work In | ~Do what you Pleast with my body. 1| take the time to mark such claims down as e oung en's emocra’ the wheat flelds of Gage county, wh " E i i 2 o o onnec- 3 e ore | will be happy.' :«‘\"»“nx::':z':p(;’1‘2::::« a‘:';::h"\thfu“":““v :‘m- h:r'\wf is on in full blast. A num- | No cause is known for the tragedy. Al dlrectly ODPOSlte the truth. : 7 |ber of Beatrice residents who drove into | husband and threa children ivev. H lon « XV - \ \g QY - | 1 ot lh‘:'blhvr!.\“{‘vll- ; Pl the country Thureday stitedl that ln s |parente resife tn diseourt, .1 Gentlemen: We ask you to compare, NOT NEWSPAPER (CLAIMS fnter Wheat Acreage Off. —but MERCHANDISE and VALUES-—that’s what you are buying The acreage of winter wheat, according | = ———— to figures received by the State Board of Agriculture, has fallen off 80,460 acres in the first thirty-five counties reporting The total acreage reported is 1630862 acres. This is one-half of 1 per cent de- crease from last year, which indicates that the total area in wheat for 1915 is romewhat smaller than that of 1914, Call for Harvest Hands. State Labor Commissioner F. M. Coffey has recelved a letter from B. M. Cox, vice president of the Bank of Ragan, stating that it will be necessary to have { 3 about thirty extra harvest hands the last of this week to help harvest the wheat erop around that city, and asking him for information as to where they can be secured. Mr. Coffey has had some trouble in locating farm hands in | that & large number of those sent out, stay long enough only to get a few | square meals and a few extra dollars | and then leave, Auto Thieves Busy. Automoblle thieves are still plying their vocation in Lincoln and last night a ma- | chine belonging to Charles Chaney of | Havelock was taken from in front of the | Oliver theater while the owner was tak- ing in the show. Two young men about 16 years of age were: observed by the owner to have watched him as he entered | the theater, but he thought nothing of it at the time. The machine was a Buick, 1915 modet No. 37, five-passenger, and the number was 31,792 Neb. The police have had some trouble prosecuting auto thieves here because of the tendency of those who have suffered to_refuse to prosecute when it was dis- cov that the thieves were sons of well-to-do parents of the city and that| the taking of 'the'machines were not “breaking the law,” but simply “'boyish pranks.” LIGHTNING STRIKES BARN— BOY AND MAN HURT| RROXEN BOW, Neb, July 8—(Spe- cla)=A bolt of lightning wrecked the barn of Walter Herrick, thirteen miles routhwest of here, stunned Mr. Herrick and his small son and kiiled two horses. Mr, Herrick and his 10.year-old ‘boy Substantial Porch and Lawn Furniture Priced Very Moderately AT THE CENTRAL FURNITURE STORE Our hflp‘olfl'l b‘rlfldlll and lcoation, combined with a store and delivery @orvice that is second to mo other enabl SpooaiNle wad e ont B u-lnloa.. s us to make prices that would be OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT Have the centulm Figure on Your Furniture Bill and that’s whateshould be of deepest interest to you. We believe in. truthful advertising in its broadest sense The Great Half-Yearly Clearance Sale of our entire:stock of men’s and young men’s better suits is a posi- tive, active demonstration of the fulfillment of such a belief. The Several Thousand Suits Involved in This Sale represent the highest type of good clothes sold in America today —patterns, fabrics and styles to meet the ideas of every man— sizes 31 to 52 chest in all proportions. All suits have been assem- bled on our Main Floor. Alterations are made free of charge. $10:$12 $15-$18 $20.00 $25.00 $30+-$40 Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits On Sale On Sale On Sale On Sale On Sale @ WY Sale of Straws, Saturday Sale of Silk Front Shirts An opportunity to select a stylish straw Negligee shirts, silk bosom and at one-fourth less its regular value—Pan- cuffs — washable, attractive pat- $1 15 - amas and Bangkoks excepted from sale. terns — $1.50 values, Saturday. A flplomlul four passenger lawn | swing, finished in green with | adjustable natural wood seats | and backs, thoroughly well | holted together, s (010 1) 105 T e P S 4-95 See our beautiful three room home outfits \oo our hnmmful fnur r(mm’ A comfortable and thoroughly iRt ey substantial Fiber Rocker, fin- ; s'lo‘ tshed in light 1.95 OF cocvaeennosrannnas | brown, our price, . $ . A Comfortable Couch Hammock We are exclusive agents in | ALl were in the ficld when the storm came | up. They started for the barn and had Omaha $1.00 straws at'$ .7 _S Sh. barely got the horses inside when the and vi- port “'ts 1.50 straws at 1.1B 2,00 straws at 1.50 straws at 185 Dolt struck. When Mr Herrick became | consclous he feund hoth horses dead and his son Iying unconscious behind them. | The barn was a total wreck. The boy | did not regain consclousness for ov fourteen hours and then it was found | cinity for Blizzard Refrig- Quite the thing - Thelr popularity is prompted by the unusual that the lightning had seriously affected | erators A st QN G e — e comfort they afford the his eyes. Wwearer, The body of Joseph Bodell, the il - li'l“d g ¢ 875 %,ZFSRE YOU penter who killed himself last Frid tilit 9. straws a . by shooting, stil! lies at the undertake Y KJPE rO — s l and 1.50 Gas Ranges. awaiting recognition from his relatives. Conorer Landis seems to have trouble in | getting definite responses to Lis in-| quirfes. Tt has been shown that the dead || An excellent couch hammock with s strong and & splendid mattress, man has relativés in the state, but none || Bas 8 strong wind shisld and Coversa'with heavy own duck, ‘5 95 p ce . Thary-fifth Year of them scem anxious to claim the body. __You Make Your Own Tormn at Tt The cintrll FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF | KSccley , E N T R A Pankers FRealty Fuuestment (Jompany | At the Close of Business June 30, 1915 1ZTH AND HOWARD SIS ASSETS LIABILITIES Bishop Tihen Will Lay Cornerston NORTH BEND, Neb., July 9.—(Spe —The cornerstone of the St. Cha Cathalic church will be held with fmpos- ing ceremonies Wednesday, July 14 Rt Rev. J. Henry Tihen, bishop of Lincoln, will officiate and be the principal speaker, He will be assisted by other clergymen. ! The church will cost $30,000. Father T. 8./ For Li uor and Drug Removes permanently the cravin for Liquor and Drugs. o Always improves the general health, Burroundings easant—system hu- mane, nothing “herofe.” Drugs are withdrawn gradually, a modies Moriarty is the pastor, ash on hand and in Bank, including Paid up and Subscribed Capital Stock $663,665.00 with the ald of our tonic Pty i B R $127,761.01 | Accounts Payable ........ P (L R patlents ‘,',ff,’.fl..’l,“;",’.’.""’ Resale Fund (Cash and Certificates for Estimated Cost of Completing Build- ek o T R ] . July 9.—(Special)— | resale on hand) .....ooeecenns 13,022.00 ings now under Construction Sitactive "one, oo’ Uy 48 experi- Zion Lutheran church, near Volin, this | Real Estate, including houses sold on (buflt to order) 230,211.54 Snce. proves. county, was burned to the ground | rental contract ..... . 264,266.71 | Mortgages on Real Estate 67.667.30 [11 Opftie b0 42 vithout delay: Tuans aeps through a lightning stroke, it was learned Now 0PEN FOR BUS'NES Mortgages and Contracts on Real Estate 417,796.09 | Accumulative First Mortgage Bonds. ,391.04 be no experiments. hpnd -rhlel t:mldlnn. which was fully in- ( S Property in Course of (,on-lmctlun TR Reserve for Dividend Guarantee. 26, .00 Send ;nv Illull‘rl:ed bnfihfllalh |Cnru- sured, will be replaced this summer by | Tont BolY i A b s v e 1,195, Undivided Profits ...oo.vesnssss 20,612.91 evondence strictly confidential. a substantial bullding. The trustees | Notes and Accounts Receivable. 59,894.34 | o were planning for a new building, to be | Fixtures, Mill and Construction Equip- | The Keeley Institute erected mext year, and the destroying of 2 g SRR 1 Kty - g bl e 23,000.89 | the chu;:h. which was a ploneer struc- Suspense Account First Mortgage ‘Bonds 12,116.84 Oorner :,“-”..“.‘ um‘“ Stvostas ture, will mature the plans in a rush. [] Unpaid Stock Subscriptions .. 103,185.63 " paid Sto ubscrip! 1 ——— — | on Hand at Mill, 3,328.51 - 1517 HOWARD STREET E’:L‘;L'G.d“ Insurance Premiu 6501.98 —_— ———— | . - —— THE STORE OF THE TOWN $026.874.80 i it l.." li'. d SEIII“ Phone Douglas 2642 Dividends Payable Semi-Annually, January 1st and July 1st Comr.urnive Statement Showing Growth During the Last Two Years: On June 80, 1018, This Company's assets were $ 807,576.77, On December 81, 1913, This Company's Assets were 488,171.40, On December 81, 1914, This Company's Assets were 008,550.04, On June 80, 1915, This Company's assets were 1,025,574.80, Browning, King & Co. Men’s Straw Hats ‘ Va Off PANAMAS AND BANGKOKS EXCEPTED A Real Hair Sosp Cleans quick —dries quick—leaves no soap in | the hair, which goes right | back into its old training. At druggists or delivered prepaid, 4 oz. 25 cts.; 12 0% 50 cts.; 32 ox. $1.00. GEO. H. LEE CO., Laboratories | Omaha, Nebr, A COMPLETE LINE OF PAINTS AND GLASS D'stributors of the BRIDGEPORT WOOD FINISHING CO.’S Paint and Wood Finishing Products Incorporated Under the Laws of the State of Nebraska, OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS PETER ELVAD, President, A. C. Bullock, Treasurer, F. O. Haver, Secretary. Frederick J. Wearne, Vice-President. Isidor Zeigler, Conunsel. VISITORS WELCOME GENERAL OFFICES—Ground Floor, Bee Building, Omaha, Nebraska. WHEN YOUR FEET ACHE From Corns, Bunions, Sores or Callous Spots, BiL New or tight shoes, Al len's Fool-Ease, the antiseptic powder to be shaken into the shoes, will give - stant relfef. It is reatest comfort dlnoul’) of the a Sold every e, t accept any -ubnuuu For plsyl dress, Allen 8. Olmated, e I Remodeling A HOSPE CO. . s o= A LLE. 1513 DouglasSt AN INVESTMENT EABEA!Y‘.S &ggflnflg T R e