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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10
THE ENTREES Of GERMANY

The only trouble that has touched Mrs Roosevelt during
the White house has been the illness of Theodore
when the telegram received at the White house an
nouncng illness the boy with pneumonia at Groon
Roosevelt Cancelled all for the and
Washington the afternoon She spent Of the
in the nhmary until the boy convalescen
and although it anxious time she bore well under
there neither been promises to be
anything which shall the happy the presidents
wife sadness the suggestion OF II
ngcr eyes the empress
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10
G0eYRI0HT- T904- 1YH, HFNIITT

interest They in the highest
feminine which it possible reach in great
countries They the melght of the worlds in
which they both have succeeded in evokng admiration with
breath criticism. According all theories of church
they peculiarly the the ideally
life in the of children who
highest possibility happy manhood and
wOmanhood
They a for the the world over
chiefly with keeping husbands affection,
plainly evident that they have both inspired the most
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10
Wafer Must Be SOffened.

After you have drawn your bath-whether il be
oold-there must be- the socnng the faucet
water is hard for beauty bathing and she
milky skin must soften the The favorte
Is by dropping easpoonful powdered
When this is dissolved there be added
Powdered oatmeal viii do and who have tried prefer
II 10 bran Pour In little il the
expense is not too great add dash Of cologne
The soap should De good. Never cheap soap good
is as important good loaf OF bread selecting
soap for permanent keep trying you have
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10

self rights of disposal when to managing the
children Mrs Roosevelt has had the sole admin
strave and executive ability. She has been their chum
also she likes do things that would
She walks about the hills
Bay She sit horse well of her children OF
she eldest Teddy Jr have become familiar
Washington pedestrians Early shoppers frequently meet
them the Washington, where old books
curios be found She is fond looking the
and Theodore likes prow the book
stalls where, if hc finds volume, he is happy.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10
SSSSSSSSSsSSSSSSSSSSSt

The average person take beauty bath of fifteen
minutes Those who should be contented
The hair should receive special attention 1t should be-
shampooed with clear water soened with good
This should be washed with great waters and the
hair should be famed dry. Tanning the hair
portant for depends the condition the hair
Each strand should receive special attention
should be aired and summed and famed until
fluffy
Hair that does not curl readily should
II dry The spray should pcrfumed one and the hair
should be made moist II should then thoroughly dried
with this treatment there will be impaired lasting
rance which will not depart from the locks, how
much they may be tossed in the
Hair tonics also be put this time II tho
hair be straight little curling fluid De
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10

NOULD you like to know how to take a beauty
HY bath?
NV This is presuming that you understand the
secrets of 49, ordinary bath and that the mys
teries the Turkish bath unknown
NEESESH you. beauty bath for those who have
NSAl&SI a hobby taking baths but who have not
49, yet. INDUCED the real and only bath
the which gives beauty.
The beauty does "A many things:
1t removes stin neck and hanishes rheumatism
It clears complexion makes It pink smooth
restores turning its original color
prevents badness.
makes slender for IL washes the fat
perfumes skin making feel delightfully."- fresh
preserves the beauty generally Of who
old too neglected to care how she looks
To back the first point of advantage. the beauty
bath exces a makes the joints supple
full shoulder "a that $ crippled with rheumatism
You begin by drawing a and into this
you put enough borax soften Then get into the
tub. you immersed you apply soothing To-
your This by stirring few drops Of
ammonia deal of hot water only enough to make
skin tinge This held the shoulder and neck
minutes After this the neck massaged for fifteen
minutes, and finally rubbed with almond oil for fifteen min
The result is that neck and
able throated this
But this is the real beauty bath. The real bath is
the which is taken daily and which the Of
beauty who desires beauty willing hour
each day. The best time is night Those who
like cold bath the night before and
let the night the morning viii be
the OF he This cold bath.
for those who beginning TO learn the cold dip,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10
A box Of powdered borax

A box OF powdered boraN
one bottle Of orange flower
two bottle Of the compound tncture of benzoin
one bottle Of aromatic bath vinegar
An bottle OF ammonia
A half gallon bottle Of bath perfume.
bag of salt and a bag Of pine and also
bag of dried herbs and another of salt
a jar Of cucumber lotion
Several jars Of cold cream include wrinkle
cream tan lotion something a rough cuticle and
regular retiring cream.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10
Yrs ROOSEVELT

NEW picture of the Empress Augusta has
n i vealed remarkable likeness to the wife OF
4 O i President Roosevelt, which suggests resem-
II " bauce that may be mental and psychological
k-@@.7& well physical
KFSaXNN all that there could be possible pre-
V&6lS&dSh tension interest which comparison Of
the kaiser and the president could offer, beside
similares talked less
compared Roosevelt and the empress
there enough marked smiarities between them
things social psychology
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-06

city allow itself to be placed in a
position of less dignity or honor than
they wpuld observe in their own pri-
vate affairs. I did not make the laws
or the contracts. Both were in exis-
tence long before the affairs of the city
were intrusted to my care.
"These petitions shall not deter me
from the course Of my plain duty as 1
see it. The railways always have de-
manded what the law gives them. I
shall strive to obtain for the people
what the city's legal adviser tells me
is due to the whole people, under those
laws and contracts that the railways
have used so often to encroach upon
the rights of the people"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-06
BURGLARS CARRY AWAY
SAFE AND ITS CONTENTS
Secure Necessary Tools From Black
smith Shop, Steal Horse and
WAGON and Loot Pool Room

Burglars, after stealing safe crack
a horse and wagon from someone else,
broke into the Central avenue pool
room early yesterday morning, carry
ing away a 5OO-pound steel safe, which
contained $100 and two watches. The
safe was taken from the pool room at
647 Central avenue through the rear
entrance and there loaded onto the
stolen wagon.
Yesterday morning the safe, broken
open and a number of sledge hammers
and steel drills lying close by, was
found in ditch near the Sullivan
dairy, East Ninth street and Rosallnd
avenue. A steel drill had been driven
through the door, but this method had
evidently been abandoned, as the
hinges of the safe were broken and
the door lifted off.
Three sledge hammers and a dozen
drills of various sizes were lying close
to the safe wrapped in a gunny sack
A few feet away stood the stolen buggy
with single harness lying neatly
placed in the bottom of the box. The
horse which is supposed to have been
used by the robbers to carry their
plunder to this desolate spot, was not
found. 1t is thought that at least one
of the party made good his escape on
the animal.
The police are making a rigid investi-
cation, but no clews TO the robbers
have been found.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-06
TRADES COUNCIL DECLINES
TO ASSIST STRIKERS
Men Who Quit Work at Broadway De-
partment Store Have Not Sym.
pathy of Their Union

The twenty-five carpenters who went
on strike at the Broadway Depart
ment store Thursday morning We're
unable to get the sanction of the trade
council and are now out of work and
unable to get the support Of the local
labor unions.
The striking carpenters declare that
they were called out by walking
delegate, but the trade council states
that the grievance of the striking work.
men was not brought before them un-
til after the men had quit work. Con-
sequently they refuse to lend their sup
port.
Other carpenters were hired by the
contractor in charge Of the remodeling
work of the store. The work is now
going on in the usual way, while the
twenty-five who walked out have
neither the support of their union nor
employment.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-06

ment the council is to fix the rates
to be charged the citizens of Los An
geles for the public utilities specified.
The law also provides a severe penalty
for violations. The prices to be
charged will of course not be set until
January first next.
When the ordinance was passed over
the mayors veto thirty days ago the
councilmen were unanimous in indors-
ing the stand taken on the subject by
The Herald, declaring that in this
stand the paper fought for the best
interests of the city and won a great
victory for the rights of the people
over monopolies, which are seeking
to rob them.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-06
DECLARES AGAINST
FREIGHT CARRYING
MAYOR WILL PAY NO ATTEN.
TlON TO PETITIONERS
HE ISSUES A STATEMENT
Refuses to Take the Document Seri.
ously, Saying Business Men Did
Not Know What They
Were Signing

Mayor McAleer issued a statement
yesterday replying to the petition
filed with the legislation committee
of the council the day before dealing
with freight carrying and transfers.
in which he intimates that the busi-
ness men who signed the communica-
ton did not know what they were
signing.
In his reply he refuses to take the
petitioners seriously and declares that
he will not in any way be influenced
by what the communication contains.
After paying his respects to Secre-
tary Zeehandelaar of the Merchants
end Manufacturers association, and
intimating that the latter drew up the
communication at Mr.. Huntington's
dictation, the mayor proceeds with his
statement in part as follows:
"It is only because 1 believe that
these signers, the substantial men of
the city, have been nisled that con-
sent to make any statement. For my
self, intend to be guided by my oath
of Office and what l consider my duty
TO the city. My stand on these ques-
tions was known to the voters of the
city when they elected me. My pres
ence in this office is an Endorsement of
the principles for which / fought as
a councilman, and no petition founded
on misunderstanding shall swerve me
from what I believe to be my duty.
THE street railway companies own
certain franchises for the use of the
streets. These were granted with
specific conditions. The franchises
cover only specified rights. On the
one side the city gave up its streets to
this private concern, to be used by 1t,
as since has occurred. in the earning
OF enormous revenues. For this privi-
lege the company promised certain
things. Among these were transfers.
the proper equipment of cars. the safe
ty OF the public and the maintenance
OF the parts OF the streets used.
con the side of the companies there
always has been a clamor for the
pound of flesh They always have in
sisted on the strict letter of their con-
tracts. when refusing the demands Of
the people. They have, themselves
established the principle that those
franchises are sacred contract obliga-
tions. II Is impossible to believe that
business plen. acustomed. to this prin-
Ciple Of business can demand that the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-06
HALF HOLIDAYS FOR
HUNDREDS OF EMPLOYEES
Produce Exchange Adopts the Early
Closing Feature for the
Year

duce exchange that body took cogni-
zance of the early closing feature for
the summer of 1905, and by resolution
declared that all firms, who are mem
bers of the Produce exchange, will
close their places OF business on each
Saturday at 1 o'clock p. m, beginning
with Saturday June and ending on
Saturday. September 2, 1905.
This will give the hundreds of en-
ployes a Saturday half holiday for
three months, and is in keeping with
the movement adopted by the exchange
ever since 1t came into existence.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-06

Sotice TO Holders Of Herald Photo Coupons
Holders OF Herald photo coupons ON Barnett
q Sons studio wishing sittings on Sunday
must make engagement several days In adj
vance All coupons must be presented before
May %. 1903.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-06
CITY HALL NOTES

City Tax and License Collector john
son said yesterday that practically all
the taxes are in, only about 100000 re-
naming due. and the persons owing
this will be notified Immediately.
Street Superintendent Hanley is so
much improved that he expects TO be
able to go TO his office today and take
up the regular routine OF the street
department.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-06
WAR BREWING IN
LOCAL OIL FIELDS
SMALL DEALERS SUFFER FROM
OPPRESSION
PRICES BEARED TO MINIMUM
Report That Standard and Associated
Have Combined to Fight the
Union for Control of the
Situation Here
PRICES BEARED TO MINIMUM

1t is unofficially reported that q
quiet war is waging between tie
Standard and Associated Oil compan-
les on one side and the Union Oil COM
pany on the other for control of the
local situation. AS a result Of this
condition the independent owners are
said to be suffering.
Those who are familiar with the sit
uation assert that the Standard has
practically formed a compact to
squeeze out the smaller dealers and in
support of this it is said they have
been exchanging oil in both Los An
geles and San Francisco. According
to the story the Standard loaded a
large quantity of Associated oil and
shipped it from the local field some
time ago, while the same trick is just
reversed in the north-the Associated
loading from Standard tanks.
THE price of oil has been "beared"
so low that it is almost impossible
for independents in the Los Angeles
field to compete with the larger cor
porations,' said a prominent broker
yesterday. In fact, l might add that
the big concerns. or what we commonly
call the trust. are selling the COM
modify as cheap. if not cheaper, than
the actual cost of production"
1t is expected that open warfare
may be declared between the Standard
and Associated and the Union within a
short time, unless some unforeseen
agreement is reached.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-06

Palmas eigarE
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-06

Every dollar spent improvements every lot Tn
private and public You will gain
purchasing avorte site immediately Choice lots have
rapidly within last few days. Prices will advance and
be given beforehand.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-06
CAS- ORDINANCE
NOW IN EFFECT
VICTORY OF HERALD NO LESS
VICTORY OF PEOPLE
WILL WORK MANY CHANGES
Creates Position of Meter and Gas
Inspector, Whose Duty 1t Is to
Safeguard Consumers
Interest

The public utility ordinance regulat-
electric light and telephone service
becomes effective today, and consum-
ers of electricity desiring their meters
tested or voltage ascertained can be
accommodated by application to the
city electricians office.
This now famous ordinance was
drawn by the old council at the insti-
CATION of The Herald. 1t was buried
in the committee of the whole by the
old council and remained thus en-
tombed until the attention of the pres
ent council was called to it by the hard
and persistent fight waged by The
Herald.
1t was resurrected and after a hard
fight passed by the council without a
dissenting vote. Mayor McAleer ve-
toed the ordinance. but in the mean
time the various civic and municipal
bodies in the city had joined The Her
aid in it's championship of the or.
dinance and the measure was again
passed unanimously by the council,
this time over the mayors veto. 1t
was advertised and became effective
this morning.
The ordinance creates the position of
meter and gas inspector at a salary of
$3.50 per month, whose duties 1t will
he to test meters whenever called upon
by a citizen for so doing and to test
the candle power of the gas furnished
the city several times every day. So
far the mayor has made no appoint
ment to this Office but it is under
stood that the civil service commission
will hold an examination to establish
list OF eliglbles May 13.
Other Provisions
The ordinance also provides that the
gas company shall furnish gas of 16-
candle power when burned with a self
luminous flame and of $50 British
thermal units per cubic foot.
Electric companies must furnish
electricity of the voltage marked on
the lamps furnished by the company,
and a variation of but three per cent
Is allowed.
The ordinance provides that gas,
electric and telephone corporations
shall file the first Of each year with
the council statement of their at
fairs similar TO the one the banks file
with the inspectors. From this state
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-06

Notice TO Holders OF Herald Photo Coupons
Holders Of Herald photo coupons on Barnett
& Sons studio wishing sittlngs on Sunday
must make engagement several days In ad-
vance. All coupons must be presented before
May %, 1905.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-06
TO CURE DANDRUFF
IL is Necessary That the Dandrur Germ BE
EradIcated

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falling hair and badness, you will have
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the dandrun germ destroyer hut IL is also
a most delightful hair dressing for regular
toilet use No other hair preparation is
dandruff germ, and none other claims TO
be- for the simple reason that II is only
recently that a destroyer OF the germ has
been Observation-Disclosures Herpicide, the
only hair preparation that actually kills
dsndrun, Sold by leading druggists, Send
1Oc In stamps for cample TO The Herplcide
Co.. Detroit. Mich,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-08-05
WILHELM KEPT HIS
MIND TO HIMSELF

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. From q
member Of the imperial encourage the
Associated Press learns an interesting
fact, showing how quietly preparations
were made for the meeting between
Emperor Nicholas and Emperor WILL
liam Of Germany. Though the German
emperor had been exchanging tele-
grams with Emperor Nicholas for
three days before the meeting, the par
ty on the imperial yacht Hohenzollern
were unenlightened as to their nature
and retired on Saturday evening In ig-
norance of the forthcoming event.
During the night Emperor William
personally ordered the course of the
yacht to be changed to the eastward.
When the surprised guests noted the
new direction of the Hohenzollern in
the morning Emperor William jovially
broke the news that he would dine
with the Russian emperor that evening.
Dinner was prepared on the Polar
Star, the Russian imperial yacht but
the Hohenzollern failed to arrive on
time. and finally Emperor Nicholas and
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-08-05
ZIONIST CONGRESS-
PENSIONS FOUNDER

BAsLH. Switzerland. Aug. 1.-The
Zionist congress at its session today
voted several money grants, including
an annual pension for ten years Ct 3d.
200 to the family Of the late DR.. Theo-
dore Herat. founder of the Zionist
movement,
The congress adopted with practical
unanimity the Warbourg motion provtd-
ing for the maintenance Of the Palest-
inc commission with an annual subsidy
of $4,000 as Well az motion offered
by Rev. Judah l. >Magnes, OF Brook
lyn to deliver to the Palestine committee
for thorough examination the docu-
ments and data collected by the FL Ar
jsch commission.
Giving to the lateness Of the hour
the congress adjourned without discuss
ing the financial reports for the last
two years and gave the committee q
full discharge.
The committee of the congress which
has been examining into the question
of national funds has decided that the
purchase Of land in Palestine cannot
be made with national funds until there
is possibility Of the purchase with
clear title.
The congress has decided to prolone
the convention one day.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-08-05
NEW DEAL PLEASES
FOLK AT WOODLAND

General satisfaction was expressed by
residents of Woodland and Lakeside,
with the compliance with the peoples
demands which the street car company
announced in its communication to The
council Monday night.
'Tha promised improvements in the
Woodland service are entirely satisfac-
tory" said R. G. Mitchell last evening"
'"The through service Of the big cars IS
to be put on at once, I understand, and
although. I have talked with many Of
my neighbors today I have found none
who was not pleased with the company's
promises.
1.-THE prompt way in which the pco-
Pies demands have been met in the mat
ter seems to indicate that there is to be
a change Of policy on the part Of the
street car company by which the people
are to benefit. Personally. I am much
pleased with the action of the company
and I guess I am as hard to satisfy as
any of the people who live here
Lakesiders say everything they have
asked Of the company has been granted.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-08-05
YELL0W JACK IN ALABAMA.

YELLOW JACK. IN ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. Lit
was officially announced here tonight
that there is one case Of yellow fever
in Montgomery. The announcement
came from the board of health togeth-
er with the statement that there Il not
the slightest cause Tor alarm. .5 s5 ..s /,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-08-05

BIG GOVERNMENT DEFICIT.
WASHINGTON, Aug. THE month
~ comparative statement Of the gov
shows that for the month Of July,
1905, the total receipts were $49.273.-
1873 and the expenditures $63,1?S,796,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-08-05
BENNINGTON COURT
IN SECRET SESSION

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Aug. The ma
val court of inquiry which is hearing
evidence in the disaster to the gun
boat Bennington. resumed its sessions
today behind closed doors. None but
witnesses are admitted to the meet
ings and no disclosures of the pro-
ceedings will be made until tho final
report is formulated and then proha-
bly, only after transmission to WASH
ington. 1t is understood that q portion
Of this report viii deal with alleged
shortage Of officers on the Benning-
ton, to which reference was made by
Commander Young In letter to Admir-
al Goodrich three days before the ex-
plosion, in which he said that he had
on the gunboat only four duty officers,
young and inexperienced, (which Is
have made for this vessel and to keep
up the standard I must have two more
experienced officers"