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Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
Vacation Styles for Young People

dimities. percales. cotton rep. big and
little polka dots on lawns. nainsook and
batiste.
The cunningest little frocks are simply
made in princess or blouse style, body IN
one with the sleeve; little round or square
or v-shaped necks and elbow sleeves are
modshly trimmed with wide bias bands
or embroidery. II figured materials are
used the pipings and landings are most
effective in plain material and vice versa.
The skirts are kilted or II gored are cut
so as to aecentuate the long lines OF the
seasons designs. Such dresses are very
stunning set off with wide patent leather
belts and worn with tan socks or stockings
and tan pumps. and the wee head crowned
with a picturesque hat Of soft weave OF
straw. like Milan or Panama. Children
love low necks and short sleeves for warm
days, and nothing is cutter But for cool
snaps white guimpes are advisable. For
morning wear these guimpes are plain
white madras or eyelet embroidery tuck
ing and white lawn.
MILDLY blOuses. picturesque even 10 ro-
manticism, universally becoming and as
popular as ever have lost none OF their
charm because mother makes them IL
stead Of the sailors in the navy yard.
While the emblems for their decoration
may be purchased IN a great variety OF
devices, the clever girl or mother may
enjoy embroidering them by hand in sim
pie satin stitch. These blouse suits are
most servioeable as wen. as inexpensive.
in gaistea, Indian head or heavy twill and
there are new materials called linons and
linenes. Some styles have adjustable col
lars IN pale blue and pink chambray.
banded with white, or Turkey red collar
and scarlet surah sailor knot or cadet
blue or navy blue trimmed with white
braid. AS rule the skirts are killed No
style Of dress was ever more charmingiy
unconventional for tennis. boating or golf.
An exceptionally smart costume Is shown
in the illustration. II was developed
Of light green dotted silk null. with the
plastrOn and lower section OF skirt Of light
green messaline and trimming OF corded
silk braid.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
NoGI HASHIDA SEES ONE
MAN FIGHT FOR HARMONY
Hon. Metcalfe, Hon. Harrington, Hon. Howard and
Hon. VIII. Afford the Cast OF
Comedy.

Hon. Edditur:-Long time II
is since Hon. Bee Sting Ed
ditur print letter from Nogi
Hashida. Nogi been hike
from town and country for
many times, and rise back to
Omaha TO see new fite in
Hon. Demokrat rank. II
seems with man down a tree
Hon. World-Herald castigate
new fife, which Undue Hon.
Harrington with nifty thought
to plunge 10 his own politik
death for 10 cob much glory.
He strike forth in dark at
Hon. Metealfe, and Hon. Met
calfe, clothed In hRlos of
rightness, kasts forth brite
rRse OF thought and dumb
Hon. Harrington 10 silents.
Then Hon. VIII. butts into
frakass with innosent pose of
nifty direktor OF Hon. In
surgents, and cries for Har-
mony in Hon. Demokrat
party. SS0ryi
But in SEQ cry, Hon. VIII.
fling mean slam at Hon. Met
calfe. which tend 10 cite Hon.
Harmony to action which re-
semble battle from Bull Run.
For to rite hisself before Hon.
Omaha people. Hon. Metcalfe
resent mean Hing 10 him, and
cry for fair play from Hon.
W.-H. But sed Hon. VIII.
refused sed fair play, and 50.
for even's sake. sed Metcalfe
plede for print Of letter in
Letters Bee Box FOR sting OF
sed VIII edditur. And LeI-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28

well, Cuney Islands new municipal
bath won this years distinction for being
FIRST 70 rule that only regular bathing suits
shah be worn" remarked the Regular Eel
low.
Think OF Coney, where the one-piece,
skln-tight suit Is worn by milhOns-of
fraulJfurtersl' exclaimed the Innocent BY
stander well, somebody's got to make
the break every year. Usually it's Asbu-y
Park or some primly prim beach Maybe
those beach censors never heard OF the
Cafe de fopera hat. which folded up and
was tucked under the seat after the man
agemsnt tried 10 dictate how Us diners
should dress instead OF confirming all sf-
forts 10 the salad dressing Then again
they DO remember that it's but few let
tiers from the prim 10 the primitive. an ad-
dition OF letters. but quite the reverse in
the add dress Hardly a postscript.
I've been an interested observer OF the
annual bathing suit censor. Five or six
Yeas ago. when It wasn't 50 aWfully hot.
the$ eonteuted themselves with debating
l-,reat girls should not appear in white hath
- g suits. A few years later they were an
bouncing that no girl could go near the
water who had hung her stockings on a
hickory limb During the past couple OF
years. since the advent OF diving venuses
and splashing AphrOdites. the beach censor
has had his troubles keeping the girls
from appearing IN tight-fitting. one-pieee
garments which showed the terrible ef-
cts Of the tariff on silk or wool. 70 say
8othing of the other exposures.
But with the advent OF a red-h0s sum
Nner the oensor,s cold heart is melted and
he is content 20 dictate that they shall
wear regular bathing suits. whatever they
ara Maybe they are different than volun-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28

ter's Bee Box comport with
SD plee from Hon. Metcalfe,
and print his letter suffused
from VIII. all of which meme
more strenuous fife for Hon
Harmony.
Then come more Harmony
cries from Columbus from
Hon Howard. prefix Edgar.
Hon. Edgar try to lay blame
for frekass, wherein Hon. Ed
gar show no one OF Hon. Gen
tlemen free from guiltinesses,
and in sed plee for Harmony
kasts fierce slam 10 unnamed
trikster, supposed for 10 be
Hon. Grand Island trikster
mention by Hon. Metcalfe,
elss maybe Hon Owner of
VIII, or maybe W-H. Of
private self, for sed Hon. Ed
gar speek of Omaha Brewer
organ. But for soothe of
Hon. Harrington peevish feels,
sed Hon Edgar sert that sed
Harrington is only enemy OF
Hon. Bryan at Grand Island
who, is untaint with ccrrup-
ton ana say Bon. Dele gates
from Omaha 10 sed conYen-
ton was tools OF brewers and
corruption forsses.
All OF which menes more
rents in Vale Of Harmony.
Hon. Demokrat party must
have peace II for 10 get IL, IL
must be shot to pieces.
All from which cries for
Harmony, even with Harmon,
all for Demokrats 10 get To-
gether Is puzzle more for Jap
mind. NOGI HASHIDA.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
Small Mistakes Hurt

General +. ID. Grant. at a dinner at West
Point. once analysed the military genius
OF Washington.
Washington" he said. gave US our
Independence by campaigning faultIessiy.
He never made mistakes. There have been
more brilliant soldiers than Washington.
but there has never been so sure q one.
In warfare. you must know. the small
est mistake may lose a whole battle. a
whole campaign. a whole cause: and that
reminds me Of poor Tom White.
tom White failed In business owing 20
the mistake OF enc single letter made by
his stenographer. Toms patron In busi-
ness was a deaf millionaire. who was very
touehy about his deafness This mil
lionatrs turned from . good friend 20 q
bitter snemy-hS foreebossd On Tom be-
cause the unhappy fellows stenographsr
accidentally began . IsttG- - himi
Deaf Sir"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
Lorettas Looking Glass nGs n TS Boy H.... Who

Suppose he took just any old thinsf
Fancy his ordering a dozen gross Of any
thing which he had not examined and dh
not know would be the best for his work.
TIA unthinkablsi
Yet you. the cheerful idiot who has the
management of an institution which his
business merely feeds. you can't take the
time to become intelligent about thu seven
teen pieces In a side Of beef. You can fuss
and fume for a day, getting a Decent paper
pattern together, so that you can make q
new dress for a lawn party. And you can
actually have the unadulterated nerve TO
proclaim yourself an economist because
you waste q whole day and make up q bar
gain sale gown yourselfl Economy! You
have about as much idea OF IT as a toad
lazing away its time in q damp spot under
stonel
You brazenly neglect to know what would
really enable you to be q genuine econo-
mist. and fatuously announce your virtue
in eeonomizing in the qualification OF your
own vanity.
You would better begin to economize on
the essentials. II you got the best meat
for your money. It would put strength and
energy into your family which make your
silly. little O-cent economies unnecessary.
Don't frivol away 50 much time IN making
a copy Of the expensive belts you see in the
smart furnishing store windows. Get &C
ouainted with the belt Of the beef. Know 1t
when you see it. It's the porterhouse. You
have a way OF ordering porterhouse be-
cause you know it's the best part OF the
animal. But you have another way OF
not knowing whether you get II or not and
blaming the girl because she can't cook a
good steak. You are an ignominious ignora-
mus!
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28

Il don't know one cut Of beef from an
other. let the butcher do it, you say in
a laudatory and self-magnifying tone,
which shows that you recommend yourself
for your Ignorance.
Bravoi Bravissimol How perfectly, how
,nompletely. how pyrotechnically you pro-
a4imu yourself a duncel
Tnare are exactly seventeen cuts IN a
side OF beef from leg behind to the stick
ing piece in front But you, who have al
ways seen the food which makes your
SECOND crutch OF life. while bread serves
as k-uur staff. do not know which end is
WHICH and what is what You let the
buSfher do It'll You mean you let him do
yoS
Yck never recognize your responsibility
for making II too easy for him TO cheat you.
He knows that you are a Ounce He spots
you as the particular kind of q Ounce who
throws herself on his mercy and believes
that she has discharged all OF her domestic
duty when she asks him ''to send a good
piece"
A good piecei Can you marvel that you
ga it-from the neck1 In the race for
riches. II is remarkable that he runs right
ofer you when you deliberately give him
tn chance? II has become almost O sign
oFweak knees and no backbone In his own
makeup for butcher not to sell the ply
steal inferiorities' OF beef to the lazy lady
who thrusts on him the honor system" TO
cover her own ignorance and indifference.
Seventeen pieces In a side OF beef! And a
good many of them that you do not want
upon your table. At least. you should not
want IL you had the sense to realize that
the food you serve Is as important TO the
weIi-beine OF your family as the kind CT
s.asserial he buys to put into machines 10
-tStal TO your husbands business success.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
Queer Cyclone Cellar

New York hotels have never been asked
to provide cyclone cellaFs for their guests. -
said hotel clerk. but every time a big
storm comes up dozens OF terror stricken
women implore US to conduct them to
some subterranean vault where they can
hide away from lightning. In cases Of ex-
IRENE fright we conduct them to the po-
tato bins.
storms are not severe enough in this
part OF the world 20 warrant the most en-
terprising hotel man in fitting up under
ground suites as q refuge for lightning.
but the cellars where We store potatoes
and other vegetables are just about as far
away from lightning as it is possible to
get, so every stormy day IL is nothing I'M
usual to see a procession Of well dressed
women hiking for the potato bins."-New
York Times.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
When is Hair Raw?

The higher cost Of puffs, rats curls,
switches and other appurtenances Of the
modern feminine coiffure depends upon a
decision now pending In the treasury de-
i'artment. Washington dispatch says.
One section Of the treasury offices looks
like an Indian camp after the visit of a
scalping party. Assistant Secretary Curtis,
who has charge Of the customs. is wrestling
with the problem of duty on hair.
The law provides that raw hair shall
come in free and puts duty Of 90 per
cent upon drawn" hair. Several OF the
best known hairdressers have raised a
technical debate over when is hair raw
and when lie II drawn"
Scalp locks from China, Germany. France
and even Russia are in the exhibits sent
to the government
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28

Problems of the Library

What e. Desk Assistant
No that Is not funny conundrum. It
IL very serious matter
The Desk Assistant is the young woman
In the Omaha Public library who takes
the book you are returning and the book
you have Just selected and checks them in
her card index. Then she stamps your
library card, and hands back the new book
and the card.
What a simple occupation!
Yes. Il would be II that were all.
She must explain gently that all the
copies OF the latest novel are out at pres
ent. Nobody believes her. Every one
thinks she Is hiding a copy in her own
desk 20 that she may read 1t herself-be-
tween questions
A little girl comes in with her mothers
l.hsok and card ...
Mamma wants a story book called
When You Get It. Keep it," says the
little girl. -...-.
And the Desk Assistant IL supposed to
know Immediately what is wanted. The
wonderful thing is that she goes TO the
shelf and gets a copy Of ITO Have and to
Hold" -... .,.
That is the book which the little girls
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
Kindly Knocks

II girl is only pretty enough she can
get some fellow 10 teach her to swim
every summer.
Speech may have been given man 10
conceal his thoughts, but in many a case
II was an unnecessary precaution.
The people who fish for compliments
naturally listen with hated breath.
In the menu OF life some people never
get beyond the soup.-NeW York TimsA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
Booze.

C''Total per capita eonsumptioH
spiriis and liquors in 1919. 31.3i gall
lons''-Leuier IN The Bee.l
1t may be that figures won't
lie,
But an item has just caught
my eye;
Some statistical genius has
made computation
OF the total consumption OF
booze in the nation.
confess TO a feeling OF deep
indignation
For someone has guzzled q
share OF my ration!
The decade Just passed. It
would seem,
Has witnessed n flood in the
stream
OF beer and strong spirits
slipped under the vest,
BY ardent admirers, with
hiccuping zest.
OF my share--twenty gallons,
by actual test,
i had but g trifle! Who
swallowed the rest?
Il. d. +.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28

wants something by Mary ]. Holmes, The
Duchess or Laura Jean Libby. 1t IL the
task of the Desk Assistant to supply the
literary needs of Mrs. Van Dam Huysen's
cook and at the same time to lead her
tastes gently toward George Meredith and
Henry James
And all the time the Desk Assistant is
wondering how Mrs. Van Dam Huysen's
cook can wear a hat that cost as much
as the Desk Assistants monthly salary.
Sometimes Joy is awakened in the bosom
OF the Desk Assistant. Yesterday a tired.
overworked girl came TO her.
II want a story book" she began,
where the poor girl marries the rich man
and lives happily ever afterwards"
The Desk Assistant could not entirely
hide her surprise
''oh. know it don't happen in real life"
the applicant went on; but wish II did-
Anyhow, like to read about it,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
THE BUNDLE BEE.
niII.


Betcha that the next time
Bill tells congress to do some
thing, it will just go ahead
and do It
Notice how he got the reel
procity bill through? Just
sent 1t in and told them 10
pass IT. Then he waited.
First one hon. gent and then
another tried to get him TO
change his mind, or 90 on off
about some other matter, but
Bill just hung on like a pup
10 a root. and finally hon.
congress passed the bill.
Teddy used 20 fire a lot of
hot stuff at 'em in one mes
sage, and then go to digging
up other issues. and congress
got so It paid no heed what
ever TO him. But it's differ
ent with Bill. He said he
wanted a new tariff, and he
got IL, not exactly what he
wanted, but a start. Then he
got his tariff commission, and
now he's got his reciprocity.
Bet a million that before his
term Is up he'll have a lot
OF other things he wants, and
that congress will be eating
out OF his hand.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
TiIIinR.


1t may be rather strenuous,
But tbs peaceful, all the
same;
The farmer knows his bust
ness,
And is strictly in the game.
He rises rather early
He must do IL to succeed;
How dare he play the slug
gard
When there's all the world
TO feed?
I have done but little filling.
Though I've often watched
the work.
Since q poets gone 20 farming
Lst as pray hen never shirk.
The last time I saw him
He was resting on the grass
-Perchance he took a layOff
Just TO watch the flier passl
+. b. 7.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
Back.

Ye Editor is glad 20 welcome
Nogi Hashida once again. For
q simple minded japanese,
unaccustomed to the tortuOus
ways OF the western mind,
Nogi follows local politics
with remarkable precision,
and we hope his duties. what
ever they are. will not press
upon him so heavily but he
can find time to expatiate
upon the situation frequently.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
Insured in Advance

Cntidiness as well as neatness has its
rewards. A literary man was said to have
married the woman he dh because he
happened one day % get a peer at her
top bureau drawer
THAT can hardly be possible" said a
listening woman. Il have seen that drawer
myself. and since top bureau drawers were
invented there never was such a topsy-
turvy drawer as she kept"
Yes, but that is just why he married
her." said the other He felt convinced
that a woman who kept her own things
in such a glorious confusion would not
make life miserable by trying to strighten
up his desk. New York Times,
Leave by the door through which you
enter, or there Will be trouble with the
family or Ill luck to yourself.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28

When the roll was called az
Lincoln. among those who did
not answer when their names
were called were:
Taylor, c. Howell, +. s.
Thomas, B. +. Hammond, r. i
Warner. w. p. Jordan. r.
And yet Frank Harrison
wired 70 Bob la Toilette that
the federal brigade Is in
control.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28

1t is simply delightful the way the pat
terms for the little folk bear out all the
hallmarks of the latest fashions; the new
designs will amply satisfy the many fond
mothers who actually prefer TO see their
dariings styishly clothed than to be VI
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
Results.

Charlie Whedon calls atten-
ton TO the fact thai as one OF
the results OF Insurgency. "
q lot more democrats are in
congress than could
counted there a year aE0.
Isn't this what we have al
WAYS told youl
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28

What has become OF all
those electric light companies
who were scrambling for a
franchise a few months ago7
Have they gone over under
the head OF unfinished busi-
ness7
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
OUR POETS CORNER.
still.

Double, double, toll and
trouble"
Rattle tile and think-tank
bubble;
How I'd like, oh r. b. T,
To see that farmer, you
thought was me.
But do not let such troublous
thoughts
Your upper story fill,
You needn't run just yet
awhile
For 1 am single still.
q. R o.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
Recall.

They're trying 20 put Paddy
at South Omaha. because
some OF the contractors think
they didn't get all that was
coming 10 them. Omaha may
learn something By watching
the working or the recall
right close at home.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28

Pa Rourke viii hold one
record at the end OF the sea-
son He VIII have had more
names on his payroll than
any other Western Magnate-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28

OF course the Desk Assistant under
stands She shows him 'Huckleberry
Finn" and The Mickey O'Flynn Stories
He wants them both. The Desk Assistant
must let him have one only, and yet send
him away perfectly happy.
II Is an easy task.
Mrs. Van Dam Huysen's cook patronizes
the library-@and the Desk Assistant She
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
Trusta.

Having gotten along so well
without an ice trust, why
should Omaha have a gro
GERS trust2 Isn't the cost OF
living high cnoughy
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
Riding.

Put q saddle on that sail.
boat and Mayor Jim can ride
IL But a cowboy at sea Is
nearly as badly off as a
sailor on horseback.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
FRIDAY,
July %, 1911.
School.


Hickory
1905
.1S0
NJ
Columbian 1903
1888
1899
1899
Sacred 1888
1893
lTadeusz Conception 1899
lsSs
D.
Gertrude F.
Annie Mider 1907 Davenport Cas- ."lSSS
1905
1905
l.
CASTELAR, 1872
Marie
N Druid Hill 1901
Vinton 1sOl
Long 1900
John
Anton Joseph
1876 South Thiryfirs High
CarW
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28

Why not turn the govern
ment over 20 CAT Pinchot and
Bob IA Folletts and let the
rest Of the folks 50 fishing.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28

Hon. Lowbecks friends have
been hearing from him. While
Charlie didn't make the
speech. he picked one he
thought good, and II has SO
for answered the purpose very
well
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
Courage.

And al that. the Organizes
would doubtless have won II
the matter had been put TO a
test Sometimes II takes
courage TO hold off when you
know you've got q cinch.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
Renenfer.

This isn't the first time that
pie outweaghed principle with
the democrats.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28
Wan.

Fred COsgrove says that
twenty men can do the work
he now has thirty at What's
the answer.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28

It's no wonder the repub-
hcan nomination for shertff Il
eagerly sought Look who's
running on the other side.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28

TO date themselves Though there Is no
reason why they. too. should not be fash
ionably dressed)
Play dresses for holiday or summer va
cation are evolved from q great variety
Of attractive materials. There are all
eolors and combinations Of plaid, striped
and checked ginghams beautiful striped
seersuokers. lovely ehambrays m dainty
solid cOlors. eolOred ana figured lawns.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-28

Read The Bundle Bee
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-05

A training is what you need Get
and C. S. course free. Lenhart's.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-05
PREFERS death TO
LONG PRISON Term
GOLD BRICK SWiNDlER TAKES
OWN LIFE BEFORE TRIAL
North Dakota Man Who Lost $4,000
on Game, Was Pushing Prosecution
Of the Accused Man.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 80. ".
Caddegan. alias John Armstrong, said
to have been the chief actor in the
swindling OF H. F Chaffee. wealthy
banker and land dealer of Armenia,
N. d., out Of $4,000 in a gold brick
scheme in Minneapolis, 10 months
ago, is believed to have drowned him.
self to escape almost certain impris-
Onment of long term for his opera.
tions here and elsewhere. The body
found Saturday in San Pedro harbor,
Los Angeles, was identified yester-
day as that of Caddegan. A telegram
from Los Angeles announces that the
body has been identified by Cadde-
gan's wife and son and also by D.
ODonnell. one of Caddegan's bonds
nran. Other evidences are said to
be forthcoming that the gold brick
operator sought death rather than
face sentence to the penitentiary.
This suppOsition is borne out by the
fact that Caddegan failed to appear
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-05
notice OF SCHOOL
ELECTION

Especial district, annual election)-
Notice is hereby given that on the
third Tuesday in June, being June 20,
A. d.. 1911, an annual election will be
held at ill school in the special
school district of Bismarck. county of
Burleigh state of North Dakota. for
the purpose of electing the following
members of the board of education:
Two members to serve for term
;of years for the city of Bismarck,
N. d. The polls will be opened at
9 o'clock a. M, and closed at o'clock
p. H., of that day.
Dated at Bismarck. N. D.. this 3rd
day of June A. D., 1911.
BY order of the board of education
RICHARD PENWARDEN. Clerk.
Sections 971 and 972 revised codes
of 1905.