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Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
Missouri Pacific
Gets an Extension
on Money 1t Owes

The Missouri Pacific, according TO re-
ports from New York reaching the loon
offices, has been able 10 arrange It's H.
nancea for at least another year and
continue on easy street.
Three years ago. in order to meet nDli-
cations and ret the floating dents to-
Rcthor. the Missouri Pacific borrowed
sa6,0oo.ooo Out Of tho proceeds. besides
paying off a largo sum Of floating in
dchtadness, another large sum was ex-
pended in rebuilding considerable Of tho
lines OF the system and stiil more was
put into new equipment and betterments.
The money was bprrowed on promissory
notes. becoming dae July OF this year.
Not being able TO pay off the notes tho
Missouri Pacific has secured an extern
aion OF one year, with interest at nie
rate OF per cent. Besides the interest,
to secure the extension the comrany
pays cash bonus OF IS on each si.ooO
note extended. OF tho szS.oce.oOc notcs tie
executors Of the Gould estate hold $4,000.
90.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02

This r. only ono OF the hundreds OF
uses for this wonderful antiseptic and
Eermicide. The sooner you learn OF this
most remarkable preparation. the better
win be your health and general welfare.
As q Eargie Il cures sore throat. az a
mouth wash II keeps the teeth free from
tartar, cures pyorrhea and Keeps the
gums healthy and free from disease. as
a nasal cleaner II cures catarrhal cou-
ditions. applied 10 cuts and burns Il heals
and makes Infection impossible. and
taken Internally Il keeps the bowels
kidneys and liver pure. sterilized and
free from germ lie.
For children and grown-ups II Is alike
harmless both internally and externally,
yet as a destroyer OF disease germs Il Ia
more powerful than even pure carbolic
acid
Never before in the history OF medicine
has such a preparation been known.
''Bcnctol- Is sold by druggists Ia &c. 5oc
and SioO packages Send for our trial
assortment OF "Benotol" liquid. ointment
and tooth cream.
This trial assortment is not TO ba had
from stores and ia sent direct ON receipt
OF 10 cents (eilver or stamps) only to
those who have never tried "Benetol."
Made only by the Reuctol Company,
IA Benetol Building, Minneapolis. MINI.
Sold. recommended and guaranteed ~
Omaha by Sherman a Mcconnell Drug
Co, 18th and Dodge: Owl Drug Co, 18th
and Harvey; Harvard Pharmacy. eftl
and Fhrnam. LOYAL Pharmacy, 207-20l
North 18th st., and other leading drus
stores.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
An Easy Way to Get
Fat and Be Strong

The trouble with most thin folks who
wish 10 gain weight IL that they insist ON
drugEing their stomach or stufflng AZ
with greasy foods; rubbing on useless
flesh creams" or following some fool
ish physical culture stunt. while the real
cause OF thinness goes untoached, You
caunot get far until your digestive tract
aaslmllates the food YOU eat
Thanks 10 a remarkable new scientific
discovery, Il Is now possible 10 combine
into simple form the very elements need
ed by the digestive organs 10 help them
convert food into rich, fat-iadcn blood.
This makter-strOke OF modern chemistry
Il called Sargol and has been termed the
greatest OF flesh-huiiders. bargol aims
through It's re-generatiVe. reconstructive
tines 10 literally soak dp the fatteninG
elements OF your food and pass them into
the blood. where they are carried TO
every starved. broken-down cell and tbs
sue Of your body You can readily pic
ture the result when this amazing trans
formation has taken place and you notice
how your cheeks fiji out, holiowa about
your neck. shoulders aud bust disappear
and you take on rom 10 20 80 pounds OF
4 solid, healthy flesh harg0l "a absolutely
harmless. inexpensive. efficient Bhei mar
a McConnel Drug stores and other lead
ing druggists Of Omaha and vicinity have
I Il and win refund your money n you are
not satisfied. az per the guarantee found
l Ia every package.
CAuTION-Whlle sarEol has given ex,
| cellent results Ia Overcoming nervous dYs
/ pepsia and general stomach troubles Il
| should not be taken b. those who do no.
wish 20 sain ten pounds or more.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
Jitney Ordinance
Goes Up to Legal
Force Of the City

The city council has referred tc the
legal department the matter Of drawing
an ordinance for the regulation Of htneys.
The city attorney has batch Of PROPOSED
ordinances from which he expects to
evolve measure which will be satssfac-
tory TO the council A hearing viii be
held by the committee OF the whole when
the proposed ordinance IL ready.
r. w. Fitch. on behalf OF the Fedora
tion OF Improvement Clubs. has submitted
another ordinance.
A delegation OF colored citisens offered
q protest against a pfovision In enc Of
the proposed ordinances. said 70 he an
exclusion OF negroes in jitneys.
City Attorney. Rine recommended that
an occupation TAI rather than license
fee be imposed. that the revenue might
20 into the general city fund rather than
into the school fund.
President watties OF the Omaha ana
Council Bluffs Street Railway company
attended the meeting Of tho council
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02

flowers The tears started from her eyes
and impulsively she clasped the child to
her breast and tried 10 comfort her
Papa, papa, want my papa" sobbed
the child
What's your Manner
Rose"
Rose, what7"
Just Rose"
What is your mothers name and
where do you liver"
Mammals name is Dearie and we 1--we
on a farm"
Careful questioning failed otherwise 20
bring out the name Of the child or its
home. further than that she had accom-
panied her mother, grandmother and aunt
to the cemetery to place flowers on
Daddy's grave. and becoming separated
from them, had wandered back TO the
grave TO get Daddy to go home with her
Putting some Of her flowers on the grave
of the chiid's father, the lady undertook
to find the chil1s relatives.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Shares Dull and Heavy Following
Publication Of German
Note.
OPENING PRICES ARE LOWER

NEW YORK. June i.--Stocks were duh
and heavy today following the publica-
ton OF Gcrmeny's reply t0 Washington
note OF inquiry. Affairs IN Mexico. whicn
point to a decisive action by this govern
Inent. also entered into speculative ceicu-
laticns.
Opening prices were lower By one. 20
three points. war specialties ana other
manipulated Issues losing most ground.
Later some Of these stocks made gen
eral recovery, Bethlehem steel and Cen
eral Electric recording material gains,
but the movement ss n whole was with
out sienificance. Total sales amounted 20
2i4OCo shares Of which almost half repre-
scented the turnover of the first hour.
Foreign exchange continued 20 reflect the
sensitive ttate OF the European money
markets. Paris checks making the new
low record OF bfSA. which means that
Il takes three more francs 70 buy an
american dollar than ever before. Lres
weakened. being quoted al s.o3. asainst
ss3 nst Saturday. After the close of the
market remittances on Rome were quoted
~ s.s5 equaling the recent low quota,
tions. Billie on London were little changed
and inquiry for renittances 70 that cen
ter was extremely iight. More gold was
received here from Ottawa and the pros
poets favor additional shipments from
Canada and France.
quotably unchanged Last weeks further
gain In excess reserves was duplicated ~
othef important reserve cities, Chicago
and ST. Louis also showing lower ten
dency for long matuTitics.
Domestic developments were mainly
favorable. ranging from the t2.000.O0O net
Increase reported by the New York Cen
tral system for April TO another dividend
increase by one Of the large copper com
panics. Other railway statements for
April were variable, Atlantic Coast Line
gaining Sl4s.Ooo In net, while MISSOURI
Pacific lost 81, 600 The latter stock was
under restraint all day. pending the out
come OF the extension plan.
Western freight shipments OF various
classlfications were up 70 last year
average and in some instances ahead Of
that period. That section continued to
pin faith on big crop Yields and abundant
money supplies.
Bonds were easier, with little invest
ment inquiry. Total sales, par value,
aggregated 81. s7l,o00. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
Rev. Adolf Hult May
Be Given Chair at
Rock Island School

Rev. Adolph HUT. pastor OF the Swed-
ish Lutheran Emmanuel church. will be
one OF the three candidates for tho chair
Of church history in the Augustana
Theological seminary. Rock Island. Ill.
These names will be voted on at the
meeting OF the Augustana synod. which
opens in Minneapolis. June 9.
The chair is one Of the highest gifts OF
the Swedish Lutheran church IN this
country and has always been occupied
by eminent men OF the church. II was
made vacant by the retirement CT Rev.
DR.. N. Forsander to the position OF
professor emeritus.
Rev. Mr. HuIt is one OF the recognized
scholars Of his church, and. II is said, will
be very strong candidate for the
place. His selection will. OF course. in
volve his leaving his church here and
this ia the one unpleasant feature con-
nected with II.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02

police department, on the usus, isix
months probation.
willism W. welch and Brady F. Cow
ger were confirmed as junior captains in
the fire department. having served salts
factory a probationary period OF six
months
The following fire department promo
tions, announced several weeks ago. went
into effect: John Coyle ana George g.
cragor senior captains to second assistant
chiefs: Fred verveka and George F.
Cusick. junior captains to senior cap
tains; Jonas II. Francis and Michael
Quinlan. firemen to junior captains;
Roosa I. pefssi and Frank Asnew, ap-
pointed as firemen.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
FIFTY TOURISTS TAKE
RIDE OVER THE CITY

Fifty fasteners who came In from the
vest over the Union Pacific Northwest
ern. making up one OF the Raymond
Whitcomb excursions. had an opportunity
OF seeing omaha Monday afternoon.
The manaser IN charge OF the Whit
comb party telegraphed ahead for auto
mobiles and when the train arrived, ten
machines were at the depot The excur-
sionists were taken on a two-hour drive
over the boulevards, through the parks
ana residential and business lections OF
the city. They departed very favorably
impressed with Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
Cupid Gathering
BOuntiful Crop
of June Brides

The first day OF June. the month Of
brides. was ushered in with great de-
mand fer marriage licenses. with the re-
suit that County Judge Crawford's staff
Of assistants was kept busy recording the
names Ot CNDid's victims from the OPEN
ing OF the doors Of bis offices until late
in the day.
Twelve couples secured licenses during
the first five hours after the doors
opened. John A. Page. Ss years old. and
Susie stricklin. q years old, both blind,
were among the happy pairs who secured
licenses
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
FRED STuBBEND0RF IS
TO BE BURIED THURSDAY

Fred Stubbsndorf. a resident Of Omaha
since isls- died Monday al his residence.
1880 south Tenth street after long M
nese broaght about b. hardening Of tho
arteries. Ar, stubbendorf was born IN
REFINE, Germany. October -. isss. aud
came hore IN 1858. He was In the whole
sale iiduor business until lssS. when he
retired. He was also a member OF the
school board az one time Mr. stubben-
oorf 4 survived BY two sons. y. W. and
Herbert A. The funeral win he held
Thursday afternoon nom the residences
with intermens AZ Prospeot Hn cemetery,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
Many at Funeral of
Charles Miohaelsen

The funeral OF the iake chariss d.
Aichaelsen. who died AZ Miami. ria.
was held from the residence OF his wife's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John y Byrnes,
6os North Thirty-ssOond street. at s:e
o'clock Tuesday morning TO st. cecilia's
church az a. m. Rev ID. p. Harrins-
ton OBLIGATED at requiem high mass and
delivered the funeral eulogy
interment was in the family lot At
Hob sepulcher cemetery. The funeral
was largely attended and there was a
protusion OF flowers. Pallbearers were:
James Lynch, Dan Lynch,
Ben Lynch, Erwin Morearty
William +. Lynch. Hillard Morearty,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
Hanighen Gets Big
Contract for Sewer

The city council authorized awarding to
ton OF Q storm water sewer through
Miller park. on q bid Of s5S.ls5,22. which
was tine lowest submitted. To A. O.
Schroeder Will be given a contract for a
sewer on Grant street. Forty-fifth to
Forty-soventh. tho consideration to be
G1.f7ss2.
Tho council paeaed ordinances creating
paving districts along Thirteenth street.
LeaS enworth TO Martha streets. and on
Pacific street, sixth TO Tenth streets,
which thoroughfares win be repaved or
the present stone surface relaid.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
Ernst Will Start
to Sign Warrants
at 4 P. M. Friday

President Ernst Of she Board Of Educs-
lion. upon his return 70 the city. made
this statement regarding the teachers
salary matter; Il am willing 10 start
At 4 .. m, Friday. june IL TO sign the
warrants and win keep At II until ali are
signed. and n Il Il legal / would favor
the board holding a special meeting on
the following morning that the teachers
may receive their warrants az the ear
lest possible time
Il 10 estimated that the signing OF these
Warrants viii take about sin or seven
hours. Ths schools viii BE- declared closed
IL D. M. Friday. June Is
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02

You can be happy-footed Just like me.
Use ''Trzi snd never suffer with tender.
raw, burning, blistered. swollen, tired.
smelly feet "TIZ'' and only "Tlz'
takes the pain and soreness out Of corns-
csllouses and bunions.
As soon as you put your feet in a
'-rIz" bath. you just feel the happiness
soaking in How good your poor, old
feet feel. They want to dance for Joy
''TIz" Is grand. "TIz;' instantly draws
out all the poisonous exudations which
puff up your feet and cause sore, IN
famed, aching. swenty, smelly feet
Get Is cent box OF TIL at any drug
store or department store. Get instant
foot relief. Laugh at foot sufferers who
complain. Because your feet are never.
never going to bother OF make you limp
any more.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
HkLLER IS HEAD OF THE
CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY

r. l. Halter has been elected president
OF the Nebraska childrens Home sociNy.
succeeding Alfred Kennedy, who has
been III for some time. This is a society
organized to find homes for homeless
children. Rev. A. z. Lehman is super
intendent OF the Omaha district
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02

About two years aeo had a severe
attack 81 diarrhoes Witch lasted for over
q weak. writes W. c. Jones. Rufori. ~
u. Il became 20 weak that 1 could not
stand upright. A drusxiat recommended
CfambafIain's Coils and piarrhoca Rem
edy. The first doss relisVed me AID
within ESQ DAYS Nes ~ well a. ever .
obtainabls everywhere. -AdgeflissmAht
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
TWO LARGE BUILDING
PERMITS ARE GRANTED

The city building department has issued
permits for the construction OF the Black-
stone hotel at $40 South Thirty-sixth
street and the Grain exchange AZ 4O2
South Nineteenth street. the former inn
n ovement being $4,000 and the latter
ssooeOO.
5. l.. Merica was granted permit for
the erection OF a frame dwelling at 1se
North Thirty-third street at Gust Of
NOoo.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
NEW FACES SEEN
AT THE CITY HALL
George L. Redman Promoted-He-
harty Moves Into Attorneys Of
fice-0ther Appointments.
PROMOTIONS AMONG FIREMEN

A new esprit du corps marked The
advent Of June in the city hall. NV
officials started their work. few
minor appointments were made by
the city council and increased unc
ton seemed to pervade throughout
the municipal building.
Commissioner Hummel of the park
department announced the promotion
Of George L. Redman TO position Of
superintendent OF construction work,
with a salary Of $3.50 a month. Mr.
Redman to use his own automobile
He will take over some OF the detail
work formerly handled by Superir-
tendent w. r. Adams, who will de-
vote more of his time to planning,
landscape gardening. trees and
flowers
In Legal Department.
city Solicitor H. B. F9eharty reported
for duty and was assigned the office
formerly occupied by Assistant Attorney
TePoel who has taken the quarters which
were used by d. s. Baker, The new
solicitor attended. district court and re-
spondsd to the call Of the case Of Levine
against the city.
Anton Hoffman new city license inspec-
tor. Begin his work under the city clerk,
whose department was remodeled to take
care Of the license, bureau.
The council confirmed the appointment
OF Lawrence A. Donahoa John w Ma
iono and r. L. Robertson as sanitary in
spectors ut s75 per month, and L, b. Stine
sanitary inspector of plumbing at 500 a
month.
Edward 8. Goralsld was appointed to the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
sore Tbront and chest

Quickly relieved by DIR. Belle Pine-Tar-
Honey IL eases the throat, soothes the
lungs. loosens phIegm. Only Csc. All drug
Observation-Disclosures.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
Don't Ever
Rub Your Eyes
Use "Benetol~ As An Eye Wash. Not
Only Soothing and Cleansing, But
Kills Every Germ That May Have
necn Rlown or Rubbed In.

The hands or gloves collect untold bill
lions Of germs. Some may be harmless
others dangerously poisonous when
brought into contact with the eyeball or
cyclids. When you come home from auto
riuing and your eyes burn from the dust
and wind-or when they smart from any
'sHcuetol.Y
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-07

struments. The result would be to establish a line of radio eavesdrop- pers" around the country.
 Intercepted messages would be re- ported promptly to the navy depart ment.
 Five wireless aneennae are being erected on the roof of the state, war and navy buildings here, and in sound proof room will be established what might be called radio exchange sta ton, with five operators and five sets of instruments. From that room con- versations can be conducted directly with the big central navy radio plant at Arlington, Va, and with navy sta tions along the Gulf and Atlantic Coasts.
 By relaying through the Arlington station, the department will be brought in direct touch with any part of the vast wireless system now being constructed to reach from Maine to Cuba and from Arlington to the Phil ippines, with stations at Honolulu and Guam.
 Photographic and telephonic instru- ments will be installed in rooms ad- joining the radio outfits, thereby com pleting a system for swift handling of navy business in times of peace or war not heretofore known.
 We will deliver The Daily News to you each afternon for ten cents per week
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-07
TEXARKANA "WETS"
 CAUGHT MAPPING
Neglect to Pay Poll Taxes and ''PrOhis" Will Demand Elec- tiOn at Once.-COunty is at Present, Dry"

TeXarkana, Oct. 6.-Following the recent announcement of the anti-Pro- hibitionists of Bowie county that they had abandoned the idea of holding county local option election this fall but would wait until next March, it is now reported the prohibitionists are getting ready to petition the county commissioners court to order such an election to be held between now and Christmas.
 The county at present is "dry' and if an election is held now. another cannot be ordered for two years It is said that several hundred antis did not pay their poll tax last spring, which would give the prohibitionista a big advantage if the election is held now. The antis. it IS said, concluded to postpone until all their supporters could pay their poll taxes next Feb ruary, when they would be much bet ter shape for entering the contest.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-07
TRADE IN PRESCOTT
TEXAS MEN KILL MORE
 THAN 100 MEXICANS
An Agerave of Fifty Greasers Emigrate Daily to Other Side Hangers Move to Alice Quiet Prevails.

Brownsville, Texas, Oct. G.-Com- plete quiet was reported today from all army patrols which have been watching for Mexican bandits to cross the Rio Grande on raids near here. The ranger company of Capt. ]. J.. Sanders. which has been stationed at the Norias ranch since the battle was fought there early in August, left to- day. going to Alice, Jim Wells County a town about 150 miles from the Mex ican border. The removal of this company was taken as an indication of the degree of security State officials believe has been established in the Brownsville valley.
 During the early days of the out break all trouble has been confined to the section which Captain Sanders rangers evacuated today.
 Another indication of improved con- ditions was the fact that the killing of Mexicans suspected to be either bandits or to have sheltered bandits has practically stopped. The total number of such killings by vigilantes and Texas peace officers was more than 100.
 An average of fifty Mexican per day has been emigrating from the United States for the past two weeks at Hidalgo, about siXty-fve miles up the river from here. Many of these Iemigrants were MeXicans who fled into the United Stats last spring when Matamoros was in danger of attack from Villa forces. Their return to Nevico now is thought to indicate that most of them believe that Carranza authorities are re-establishing safe living conditions on the Mexican side A few of these emigrants were leav- ing Texas they said, because of ban dit troubls.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-07
INDICATES QUICK
 | XNAL PREPAREDNESS
.l'ge Bigger Navy and Imme- date Construction of Greater Military Organization Want National Defense Council.

Washington, Oct. GA three day ssson of the national defense con,
 lance under the auspices of th, Ma H'nal Defense League and similar or
 snzations closed today with the 'd'ptioa of resolutions urging im- nsdlate naval and military increases Sa would secure the country
 ganst any foreign aggressor. The |'s0Iutlon also urged Congress to |ra'e Immediately a national defence 7ohcll to coordinate the needs of the |E,y With the necessity of the nation Fa approved plans of the army gen
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-07

eral staff as to military preparedness.
 Among the speakers today was General H. Ogden Lake, commander in-chief of the Army and Navy Union who said the national guard virtual ly was useless as at present constitut- ed and it's present paper strength of 10000 in the opinion of military ex- perts would shrink to 25.000 effective in war times through the refusal of volunteers or failure to pass the phy- sical examination.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-07
WANT EXHIBITS FOR
 UNION FAIR AT HOPE
Nevada Citizens Should Bring or Send Their Exhibits to this City at Once-BoOth Will be Assembled by s. R. Young.

Already there are a large number .os exhibits gathered for the Nevada booth which is to be placed at the Hampstead County Fair.
 $. R. Young, agriculture instructor of the Prescott High School has ten dered his services in experimenting the erection of the booth and with several other Prescott citizns recent ly visited the fair grounds at Hope and selected the location. Mr. Young has had quite a deal of experience in this line of work and knows exactly how to assemble all kinds of products so that they will be more atractive
 Nevada county citizens who have anything to enter should bring or send them to Prescott, either to Mir. Young, Moore & Martin or Judge J. M. Thomas. All exhibits will be as sembled here and each one will bear the owners name and they will re- ceive full credit for the exhibits they send The fair opens October 26th and it will require few days to re- move the booth from Prescott to Hope and it is desired that all exhibits be sent here at once.
 Nevada should receive a large num- Der of premiums for we have better products and a great variety. Get yours together and let it be entered. TRADE IN PRESCOTT
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-07
ALI. WIRELESS STATIONS, AMATEUR INCLUDED, BE
 ORGANIZED BY NAVY

Washington, Oct. 6.-All commer- cial and amateur wireless stations Tn the United States soon will be or ganized by the navy department for immediate use in case of emergency bv the intelligence bureau of the navy.
 In the event of war hundreds and possibly thousands of operators along the coast lines would be instructed to "lsten in" on any radio conversation in progress within range of their in