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OMAHA, NEBRASKA. FRID:\Y, ~A1'iUARY 30th 1925. NO.5. TerribleConditionsAtLocalDanceHalls FREIGHT RATES DISCUSSED BY PROFESSOR NOODLEt SOMe "PHOt<1~ SERVICE!! SLIP OF A GIRL ALMOST NUDE .D ear Professor:- THE BURLINGTON PRESIDENT One time I called a friend of mine. To China he had. -planned "to fJo. IN DANCE WITH· OLD SHIEk Ana while I waited for the line J President Of "Q" System Delivers Epoch Making. he crosseaethe ocean to and. fro! One Of The Many Incidents Found At The New Speech Before Greater Omaha Committee. Now that's the limit~ I aver. Shanghai And Other Dance Halls By Reporter. I ask you-can. SPEECH BROADCAST THROUGHOUT U. S. '!Iou bea.t it.. sir! J:Snooks MANY JAZZ DANCERS ALL DRUNKED UP Railroad Head Says Canal Traffic A menace To 1\lid·West Shippers- TIl R P t Other Bailroad Officials Talk Co-Operation And Prosperity- IC-onditions At Some Places l\lueh Worse an eported- roprie ors Walter Head President Of Shortest Bailroad- I Putting On Soft Pedal Of Late-ScJlOol Girls And Laugh At Age Limit-Dancers Try To Out Do Future Prospects Appear Bright. '- Each Other In Immoral Poses. I called a bride-and While the public in general is for-l epoch making speech was direct and ~room one tinte c-...... --__-'_ What Is it that .is making of ourIher dress well above the waist line ever fighting railroad freight and to the point. The tens of thousands to wish them girls in their early teens, professional and in that condition was reeling passenger rates without direct or of radio fans who listened in learned sweet felicity. sporting women or still worse, trans- around in the most oriental dance fash. actual know:ed~ ~f the true condi- something about railroads, railroad- And when. forming them from decent little ion with her man. tions of affaIrs, It 18 a great pleasure ing freicrht rates and remedial legis- at last I Q'ot school girls to unmoral ones cater- Out in the main dining room where to have some such authority as Hale latlon wWch the; will not soon for- thei r 1i n.e- ing to their boy friends-the dance the patrons were supposed to do Holden president of t~e C. B. & Q. get. Holden gave his views in very th~ir tJount- ing of traffic through the Panama epoch making gathering was W,alter caller at the place and don't seem to I weeks ago. If so they are only kid- the reporter took one of the private tiate the jazz steps so popular at the Canal was a direct slap at the com- W. Head who by the way is preSIdent care who knows it. The lady in ques-: ding themselves as we are waiting for booths, nibbled away at the food and place. The representative of the me-l'al "tnterests of the great mid- of the shortest railroad in the wor.ld h . 1 'f d' ·d Th . h • h .. ~ tion is per aps a bit more particul arIjust a tn Ie more Irect eVi ence con- then went exploring, e very fIrst paper recognized at least t .ree ot t e west of which Omaha is the central it being just seven-eighths of a mIle on that subject but the public should 1cerning the degenerate habits of one thing he saw was by far the worst. men, one a married man who had a • t lonG" and has two employees when 1 pam. <> ah b k and is going to know them and their I' Qf his friends, the SOl: of a prominent A few booths from the representatives' mighty pretty young dame as his He said that the proposed legislation business is good. T~ Om La. an ~r doings in the immediate future. ,Douglas county officIal. The facts table was found a middle aged man companion. The reporter was also to depriVe the Inter-State Commerce pointed out the fac... that ~his ral1- ,. we wish to oLtain are to be forthcom- and a slip of a girl dancing to the r.:ccgni::ed by at lea!Ot two who searn. eonui:Ussion of its authority in fixing road has 1,300,000 stockholders. Said SAMARDICK NOW THE ONE ing very shortly. music that wafted from the orchestra ed worried to see a newspaper man discretionary rates between commer- railroad is owned by th~ state of Ne- BIG GUN IN DOUGLAS COUNTY . out in the main dining room. about the place. One fairly well cial points, and establishing all rates br~ka an~ h.B.uls ma~en~ to the new LAW ENFORCEMENT I HOW ABOUT PARK HOTEL? The opening was just enough to get known rich widow was also seen with on the basis of competitive water capItal bUIlding at Lincom. I a good peek at the dancers who were an extremely young akiek whom sha rates not only J'eopardizes the life of Another speaker of importance was B b S d· -:-:-th h 1 h The Park Hotel at Fifteenth and both apparently so intoxic.ated they was mothering in the latest and most . . f h 0 amar IC" IS e woe c eese '" _, railroads but endangers such middle- Conrad E. Spens an offICIal ate f hib't! I f Cass 1S stIll gomg heil-bent :ter lar.- J'ust reeled about the small booth," approved 1925 style. , d h h t now so ar as pro 1 on aw enoree- . •. • I. W estern markets as Omaha, Kansas Burlington. He aeclare t at t e ou -. d· Do I t tIon, accormng to late reporLS. t IS rather than danced. But the dance, I The next call was made at the . .'.. ment IS concerne ln ug as coun City and Minneapolis look for Nebraska IS very optIInlStiCo B b h' . t 'th thY'I saId...they are gettmg away WIth if such one could call it. It was of Roseland whose manager was out just ' h t d th t 0 says e IS gomg ou WI e. J h President Holden's speech before During his short talk - e sta e • a "b· . k" db· II th h + evervtl:l1ng but murder. ust ow the most degrading nature. Terrible at the time. At this place while . . d 89 000 000 Ig stlC an nng a . e c ea.ers '. bli h d the Greater Omaha committee was Nebraska crops mcrease " to .. h rt ac f to Itrue this is has not been esta seas it was, it was not nearly so bad as things were pretty warm nothing uno one long to be remembered and should j dollars in the last year increasing the H tune mila vknery s o.h StPh ,: at l~~eg' up to press time. was the method of dress or rather) usual according to the new mora! f N b k ·t· b e genera y ows w a elsa an (C . d 4) be placed in the ca~gory of c~- ~uying power 0 e ras a Cl Izens Y I about and does exactly what he says' . undress of the girl. She had lifted "ontmue on page ~eW;~~:~tratiOI: havejDOWN~~~NNTBs~~~~E:OING mercia! oratorical aChIevement5. HplS0JLUsItCthEatlaDlN°SunTt'ALL ABIG of.farces.will WILD GREAT CROWD TURNS OUT TO SEE THE HAT y ~p~fY, ~lngS ~r~~ SUGGESTED T ~:a tenfdenco:~~::tOt :is~~c;~n w::~:CI~h~ I There is one bootleg joint that~etweenhas IRENAULT ROPER MATCH 0 liM ·CAST NEWS ::e Ibeer: running ever. so long I, - AT AUDIT RI . STATION bidt' . . CapItol Ave, and Clncago on SIXteenth RADIO TO BROAD oot egge~ are many an neir ways street which seems to alwavs success- •• •.• strange. f il' . h th' . k t It Thousands Or Sold In Advance IndIcate Record Breakmg Oe~ur iUet~politan et Tickets Ordinary Changes That At All Times In Any "u y gd awa~' WhIt ,61r trhacL'e t'h . Crowd-Best Balanced Bill In Two Years Attracts Hordes IS un erstoou owever a" ell' t H Police Foree Now Being Played Up Here As ''Terrific MENTAL LIGHTWEIGHT WOULD b t d. Of Boxing Followers-Promo er Isaacson as Shake-up"-Morale Generally Good At Central PUT NEBRASKA BATHING game may soon e a an en ,I Worked Hard For succ.ess Of Show Station-Dunn Simply Demanding Sevice. BEACHES OUT OF BUSINESS GOOD BYE SHEEKS AND WILD WOMEN IF THIS I Boxing is still popuiar in NebraSkal premIses. Bot~ ~reLclever for big men It has been suggested that, in order by Commission~r Henry W. DU~. an Is it any wonder the public in gen- BILL BECOMES LAW," That is evident from the great a- but our. ~est> IS .hat Renault gets that the public may be fully informedIofficial of c~mslderable.known abll1ty. eral heave a sigh of relief when the mount of tickets which have been the declslOn. about every time a policeman in Omah Mr. Dunn dId not conSider the chang- state legislature finally adjournes. The legislature is going to be asked sold up to Friday evening, as this is . G:eat int:re:t has been manifested turns around or has a can to an out- es, or as it was styled "shakeup", of Crazy bills that are introduced every to pass a bill which would send a Iwritten. The game lost favor bere be- !D. the semI-w;ndup between Johnny house, that a broadcasting station sufficient importance to. s~y any- day during the session is enough to man to the stir for stealing another Icause of the many mediocre matches NIchols and tne southerner: ~enry be installed in the office of the chief thing about them. Ordmanly Com- give any sensible citizen the rickets, man's wife or her effections. The that were pulled off and the "queer" :Malcor who came here at the mstlgat­ of police at the police station. missioner Dunn's decisions in such the hydrophohia or something. bill would do as much for women who Idecisions that were handed out by the ion of Pat Boyle who hOPT~s to make As was first suggested a brass matters are give~ out by himself and Take for instance the bill to be crees out and grabs another woman's I third man in the ring. of Henry a real comer. NIchols used band, it was believed, would fill the noNt bY any othe~o;er:~~~ t that the introduced in the House by Robert ;erfectly good husband. Realizing that boxing in Omaha to be .very po~ul~r and h~s ap~arento h bill but it has not heen found equal a ~rm was e, P Hines concerning the renting of bath- Great heavens if it passes if win was about to die an unnatural death ly lost none or his prestige >Y1th the 'ki suffi·c1ent i for the suggestJon that there was more trou- iug suits. This particuiar foolish bill ~ause a calamitv in Omaha. We know through lost interest of the fight fans according to the way they have to ma ng W .tb b DOdBe ti g sta bIn in the police department of the ld k 't nn1 f"·' f . ~., f1 k d' th B· Me ' purpose. 1 a roa cas n - . h wou ma e 1 aw Ui or propne- of at least one hundred local men fans, Jake Isaacson, American Leg- _ oc ·e anout e usmess n s bli • ht b k t' city~.was immment and that t ere was tors .of bat~ng beach resorts to rent and women who would be lodging with ion promoter took a long chance and Gymnasium during the week. It would tion, the pu c m~ ~h, e~ ~- to be a genuine shakeup. As a mat- bathing SUlts, .based on the. theory Warden Fenton if the proposed bill booked two top notch heavyweights have been a good bet to.lay the dou~b formed, by word 0 mou ina ou ter of fact the changes· were only of th t t d t t I - 111 I th h d hi matte~ that concern nobody par- the kind that come naturally in the a ren e ~UI s are unsam a~. was now law. and a bunch of somewhat le£ser lights on . a cor. even aug? e an B ticular nor help the morale of the 1ft Th h ~ Such a bIll could only emmate,' nearly aU of them popular here. work are unlalOwn in tnese parts. department. In this manner every- usua course.0 e.ven s: . ere as either from a deceased mind or an HOPKINS CONGRATULATED It takes a man of optimism to bring The best and bloodiest fight of f 11 t t . , 1 not been a tIme In thirty-fIve years out and out grafter who has some ON STAND AGAINST K. K. K. hR' d R It L Friday night's card should be be- thing, even ehvenbts o.. t e most t nVltha when Omaha police department was t . d. J t h "b by" H' s suc men as oper an enau OUe at mig t e gIven ou 0 e axe 0 grIn us w yah' I~e Commissioner John Hopldns once to Omaha after the many recent fail- tween Royal Coffman the former. am- n ure, .' running as well as at present. And would put every bathing heac m Ne- h A di . I h ateur and Mike Rozgall who IS g world in their fullest detaIl. I-the people of the city may thank .., more proves his true Americanism by ures at t e u tonum. saacson ow- braska. out of busmess IS not qUIte . I t" b t glutton for puniShment and knows Such an attempt was recently made I themselves that they have a man like h hi b . . d turuing down the requests of the un- ever IS not on y an op Imist u a . t clear. Per aps s ram 18 as ten er American K. K. K. for the use of the I did d f h t iii how to give as well as take. when an i~terview was given 0 a IHenry W. Dunn looking after things. and weak as is his years. sp en rea er 0 uman na u~. n If h . b' teh' local paper detailing numerous IHe is cool and level headed and does Auditorium. This outfit expected to the "group". He new an the bmhng t e vanous oxmg ma es nave changes in the personnel of the de- not let little things perturb him. FRIENDS PLEASED TO LEARN impose on the city and the publk by followers wanted was worth while proven to be as interesting as apo partment. None of them amounted When a man becomes a bad thing for OF BURKERY'S ACQUITTAL taking over the municipal building for fights plus real action in the ring pear certain, then we are in for ano to anything but they were all broad- the service he is quickly squelched the purpose of propogating their ob- and a square shooter for referee. other series of fights with the old casted to the world in big type, and and merit is always rewarded, sooner Friends of Patrick Burkery, and no;i~us doctrines. .. That he engaged the right kind of time crowds clamori.ng to g~t their from all appearances were of the ut- or later. This is as it should be. they are legion were pleased to hear ihlS. outlaw. orgam~ation has full material goes without saying, if they, money down at the tIcket offIce. most import. A reporter ::or a l~al Some men, who have been given pre- of his acquital Thursday on charges I~way In ~o~ncil Blufts but they get the boxers do not do their stuff it is If the sbow has proven another bloo- paper was called into the chief's of~ce ferred positions in the service are. of conspiracy against the government nowhere lD Omaha. no fault of the promoter but will mer, good night fights. In which and the u~ual changes w:re detail~d said to have overstepped themselVes Iin connection with the narcotic cases t have a tendency to set the game back case wrestling will again come into to him mmutely. Later It was dlS- in giving out "news" and. although, of House, Burkery and O'Neil. Pat \ NEBRASKA HARDWARE to its former status in these parts. the limelight with the scheduled cont· covered. tha.: these changes were happily, it did no damage in this in- is a popUlar man about town and has DEALERS TO MEET SOON While readers of the Mediator will est between Charley Hlmsen and Pes­ only of a mInor character, such as stance, such actions often are deleter- always proven to be a real friend to Experts and men nationally prom- know the result of the various bouts ek as the barometer. are of usual occurences and the ious to the service, to sa.y the least. his friends inent in the hardware business will at or before the time they read this, "news" was rednced. in importance as It has been suggested, therefore, address the hardware dealers of Ne- it is still interesting to try and dope ADD ONE MORE TO much as posible by toose responsi- that the broadcasting station be FORMER BREWER FREED braska when they meet at the Rome out the results and to see just how OMAHA'S POPULATION ble for the story. placed in the police station, in order ON BOOZE POSSESSION CHARGE i Hotel, February :3 to 6, for the twenty· nearly they materiafue. The broadcasting station' is now that there shall be no mystery about The unwarranted arrest of- Albert Ifourth annual convention of the Ne- First of all if Renault and Roper Paul Wolford. "make-up" man for suggested for the purpose of making what is going on in the department. Krug, popular Omaha club man for 1braska Retail Hardware Dealers As- are both at themselves the Canadian the Mediator is the proud father' such· "great" events public. It does for alleged violation of the prohibi- sodation. A hardware show, in which should have the best of the argument of an 8 pound girl born Friday noon.. not seem possible for them to be There can be no question that pro- tion law was justly rebuked by Judge seventy-fi,-e Wholesaie houses have as he is without doubt the better man Mother and baby were reported doing given sufficient publicity in the usual hibition is a success when a dry agent Holmes in a scathing lecture to the entered exhibits, will be held in con- of the two. This in spite of Roper fine. Paul was in pretty good shape channels of the press. At any rate whose salary was $2,400 saved $38,000 arresting officers. The arrest was junctioin with the Convention at the Ihaving recently licked the man that hL'Ilself considering the strain he hall their importanci3 was greatly reduced a year, the result of an anonymous letter. City Auditorium. plastered the Canadian all over the beeD unde.. of late. Sclenti~~:::;e::f·Atoml~=~=~~~~====;( Reduced Summer Rates ~"'-~ili'ii'i*iI..'''.1iJ>tvelt I i " ~,,~ F!fty years ago, remarks Sir Oliver I $ 1 I. unt The M·EDIATOR Lodge, we did not know the atom had I ~ PUBLISHED WEEKLY Bl :pstl~~c:~~t,b~~~tlsha:O:: t~e=:~l~~ IB OT14t~3LDd PHoLwm~d ZA: .'~ of very minute and concentrated elec- ., u. 1 1 The Mediator Publishing Co. ;.~.·.a; tt ' trlc charges revolvIng round a %lU- nnmuOUT "DATH I I e ' y I AT lantic 7040 544 PAXTON BLOCK ~ e1eus, as the planets revolve round ...... u D I ~.'.' AN INDEPENDENT PAPER the sun. The discovery Is quite re- Daily Siegle 75c 8.!ld up cent that the same system of law and I ~"~" -MADB STYU EDWIN L HUNTLEY, Editor and Proprietor order that reigns through the heavens Daily Double $1.50 &nd IIp I' holds equally in the Interior 01 the I Weekly Single $4.00 and up;~ P I B I Pel' Year • .. • $2.00 Single Copy .. .. • ;) Cents PI ':~ atom, so that there Is an atomIc as-· aces Weekly Double $7.00 and up :!: \,'1.. ' tronomy growing up before anI' eyes, Tbi .f 4, leading us to wonder If thet'e Is any SBeaut1 ul WITH BATH I ;:1 F?efj~ Tirl~ Daib' m All j Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Hmlt to smallness any more than there Daily Single $1.50 and tip ~ Omaha. Nebraska, under the act of March 9th, 1879. I - :o:n~a~i~lt to bigness, says the Lon- VleTR0LA Daily Double $2.50 and up I I ;~ lch's EVERY SUBSCRIPTION IS REGARDED AS AN Among' all these Immensities man Weekly Single $10.50 and up i [~ OPEN ACCOUNT. THE NAMES OF SUBSCRIBERS may appear Inslgnitlcant and ham-' In Your Home'. Weekly Double $14.00 and up i ~ RESTAURANTS pered by his animal ancestry. He has I t"i WILL BE INSTANTLY REMOVED FROM OUR MAILING much to contend against and over­ ilM LIST AT "EXPIRATION OF TIl\1E PAID FOR, IF PUB­ come. SometImes he seems evIl and USHER SHALL BE NOTIFIED; OTHERWISE THE SUB­ ugly, but he is immature. He is in SCRIP'FION REMAINS IN FORCE AT THE DESIGNATED the process of making. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. EVERY SUBSCRIBER MUST UNDERSTAND THAT THESE CONDITIONS ARE :MADE Time to Go I A PART OF THE CONTRACT BETWEEN PUBLISHER Owen owed Rogers $20. Owen had ANDSUBSCRIBER. successfnlly a,oided meetl.ng Rogers untll now he had run full tilt Into him. MEDIATOR NEWS STANDS It was quite unavoldabie, otherwise DR. E. It. TERRY, Sanitarium, Pete:m TTIlSt (Bee) Bldg. OMAIU.. Joe Itadicia 16th and Farnam the meeting wonld never have takeZl Meyer's News Stand ---- 1411 Farnam place. Trust Owen for that! McLaughlin - 208 South 14th They chatted for some minutes on II. , variety of subjects and at last Owen: Holtz --______103 1'lorth 16th snt~ VICTROLAS : Wishing to get aw'ay before the $25 to $4'@ Rhyn 716 1'lorth 16th ject of the debt was raised, said: Mrs. H. R. McNeil 1022 North 16th "What's the tlme, old man?" lCulp __- 2514 1'lorth 24th Think of it! For only one dol­ Rogers pulled out his watch and, re­ lar you bring the world'. great­ Sam Ni.cotera 15th and Farnam garding It with a frown, replied: . eat artist. into your homel Th!a "Well, It's about time that yon re­ Ak-Sar-Ben News CO. N. E. Cor. 16th & Howard beautiful VICTROLA will add co. McCauley Drug Store 16th & California paid that money." "Oh," exclaimed Owen in alarm, ''1 charm&nd beauty to My room It was as late e.s in your homel It will be • ·------....------....J!I· had no idea that aouree of entretainment, COlD' # that. I must be oit. Good-br. old fI'oTti~th and Farn~ SWAT THE BILL manI" fort and joy to you throughoot {)m~hB the yeai'll. Swat the postal rate hike bilI. That should be the slogan hung • from the masthead of every paper in the United States. For if the Poet's Odd ExperIence . I d I· hr There is an Instance, recorded some publishers stand b y supme y an et It go tough they are going to Itime ago. of the late poet James Whlt- See this. find themselves facing the worst situation in their hisitory. To the comb R:ley's experience, when some metropolitan daily it will mean enormously increased expense of ~tnra~nge lIDPtudlsehidre.w himIt ouht of bed Victrola today . . • ~ promp e . ID LO wr el s poem gettmg Its product through the malls. For many of the smaller "Bereli"\""ed," the simple story of the Pay us one dollar-then Ie­ OXF L papers it will mean extinction. because they will not be able to d~ath of a little ehIld. At the time. lect and pay for your Vietor ·. RIley had no knowledge that' the cbIld recorda and the iIUltnunent of s. W .. Corner 11til and Farnam Sts.. th h of anyone In whom he was interested wea er t e mcreased mcreased burden the government would your choice will be delivered to place upon them, all to meet proposed increases in the pay of was .e,en serIously ill. He couid not your home. T~s offer is made NEWLY RE~IODELED postal workers. Imaglne why this insistent thought for a limited should have come to him. But In hts but time. Select your VICTROLA NOWl MODERN BOOIUS AT REASONABLE PRIem The Medator has no complaint against increases in pay for pos- mall a few days later came a letter i tal workers, In fact, it stands spuarely in favor of increases which from his old friend Blll Nye, announc- Shower And Tub Baths At All Hours, FREE To Guesta '11 b .L • • ing the death of one of his WI ena Ie any class of workers LO lIve more comfortably. But It on !.'he ,ery night that the strange does object, and vociferously so, to putting the burden on the call to write had cOf!le to the poet. Easy Terms shoulders of the newspapers. Latest Vietor Beeords on Sale A.ll the Time Officials in Washington admit that the bulk of the $68,000,000 Official Terms VaY,)' • Presidential terms in the ~'arions re- TO REMIND YOU mcrease in postal workers' pay will come from the proposed in- publics are as foHows: A.rgentlne re- crease of 100 per cent in the rates on second class mail sent in the public, term six years; Austril1. four Schmoller &Mueller I THAT THE first and second zones. . ~"ears, president may be re-elected WOODMAN OF l 1 HE WORLD . . once; BoliYia, fourBrn~l,,ears, not eligible 1514-16-18 PI'ann Co Phone I On second class matter, mcludmg newspapers, magazines and for re-election; four years, no. Dodge Sl. " AT.1856 1 IS THE publications, Postmaster General New has recommended increases eligible for re-election; Chlle, four I~~~;;~;;~~~~~~;;~~'l I years, not eligible for re-election; LEADING FR..\.TEfu"\ll, IXSURANCE SOCIETY ,. . , t~e ...I "",,"~~MNlI on all rates from tne fIrst to SIXth zones, on advertIsmg sectIOns., China, five years. president may be A HOME INSTITUTION. nOT OPEIU.TED FOR PROFIT He urges a 2-cent-a-pound advance for the fIrst and second zones, Ire-elected; Colombia, four years, not I WHY NOT L.'1SURE YOURSELF AND FAMILY increasing the present 2 cent rates to 4 cents per uound.. In thel eligible for re-el~ction; Costa Rl:!l, WITH US? . '. _- four years; Ecuaaor, four years; Fill- HRMNIELL thlr~ zone, he recommends an mcrease from 3 to '> cents a pound land, six years; France, seven years;, •• C Certificates $250 and Up. Rates Reasonable but Adequate. and m the fourth zone, from 5 to 6 cents a'pound. In the fifth and! Germany. seven years; LatvIa, three I Ring J.A. ~223. No cha.rge fGr explanation. sixth zones he advised a 1 cent advance while present rates would years, ~o person can bold office more I W• .A.. FRASER J". T. YATES. ..' than SlX consecutive years; Liberia, contmue m the seventh and eighth zones. four years. NEWSSTAND Sovereign Commander Sovereign Clerk Every publisher should immediately familiarize himself 'with ri~~~~gB¥.iM9.iiiiilii~ii~I ed K ...... ~...... --~~~...... MM...... ,...... the details of the proposed bill and then bring pressure to bear to head off favorable action on the matter by Congress. OIGA.R STORE Thoroughly aroused at the seriousness of the situation, the !rw.de de.... !'. smooth. be:::.uri~ut American Newspaper Publishers' Association already is taking the Blotches. biack;leads. sunburn. t~n. skin·roughoess and redness lead in fighting the bill. Q.ilic;:i}.· remo't'"ed. Safest. pleas­ HA N EL .... ~ Q.ntest, mes;; effective toilet I Complete Line Of All In a statement the'association points out that the newspapers, ~, nreparation on the market. ( fOURTEENTH AND HARNEY STS.. '. Sure to pie.QSe. One trial \ now are paying war time rates on second class matter. The state­ prot'es its ~erit~. -'- - ~ i PERIODICA.IS and 80 rooms, 44 with private Bath, all repainted and ment goes on: 75 Cents a Bottle cleaned throughout. New Carpets in every room and "If congress approves the recommendations of the postmaster Fol' sale by all Druggist NEWSPAPERS halls. Hot and Cold Water in ever.r room. Elevator general for increased rates on second class mail w.atter. it ",ill haYe service day and night. the double effect of reducing revenues accruing to the department Prices-I.OO Single, $1.50 Donble, without Rath.. Pl'ices-1.50 Sinl,';le, 82.50 Double ,Yith Bath. and adsolutely forbidding circulation in the mails." Special weekly rates on application. All outside front 1 1022 North 16th St rooms. Twelfth Night Customs TOM It Literally The two were discussing rne care­ ,., fCOtirteTio{. Kept Up in Englancl less way in which trunks and suitcases Cafe In Connection Many strange and curious rites anli "are handled by some railway com­ Scandinavian meals served ii preferred. Popular Prices. customs have long been connected panies. f That Mild Cigar with the observance of. Twelfth ·night. "1 had a very cute idea for prevent­ LAST CAR LEAVES Izzy Fiedler, Manager and Proprietor Twelfth night is the evening befoN' ing that once:' said one of them. Farnam Street LA_ EpIphany. the 6th of. January, also smIling reminiscently. "I labeled each m~ ~na.:.:~o;n-:ttl.t; called Twelfthtide an4. Oid Chr1atmu "::d ADa of my bags, 'With care--Chlna.'" C Cumipc _. ":41 day. ",And did that: have any eIfet't?" ~=-- t.·~: '""R,~~MNM DelWt torF~rDll.mDunde..... ~POLt ...... """""...... "_""'""'&f1Y!.""..M ..""'..'I.'1.. In England the prinelpal rite of the asked the other. I 13th &nd tor ...... evening Is the cutting of. the "be8.l'l "WeH, I don't know; you see. they Harney Street LIne eake"-a cake in whIch a bean 11 3!d &lid Parker to 6th St. 1ll:5e shipped the whole darned lot off to; 334 and Parker to Depots.._. 1:40 I cooked, the finder of which Is made Hongkong. j 6th and C&nter for 38d and Parln 1:24 NEW RATES In the Green room ot the Drury Lane' ing said she h'ad dropped a stitch he'd Phone DoUII.. 201. 13th and Fli.rn&m for Allbrlght..- 1 :Co TRANSIENT RATES $ 1.60 UP theater, and divIded among the actors I paw the floor over."-Louisville <:Our- lath and Fa=&m for Uth &.n4: X_ l:iJl WEEKLY RATES $ 4.00 UP and actresses. l~ournal. La BrCH & Gray Electrical Works Fort Cl"oDk LIne 24th and N Sta.. South Om...... Ila"'-__'u!:OD Expert Eleetrieal Enirineen Fort Crook n :So w lIP. Motors. Generatora, Electric me­ OWl Cars ental'S, Repain, .~1Ift 15th _d. F&rna.m-Aouth t4 14th &Dell WipdJng, Electric Wirhll Vinton l:JO 116 South 18th St. O_alIa, Ka 16th &.n4 FL."'I1am--south to 24th &nG JEFFE s N CAFE Vinton _ I:SO No Place Like Holmes' ••••• I 1 ••• I 16th a.nd Farnun-ll\Outh to J40th lUl4 Vinton ':20 IN CONNECTION I 16th a.&d. Farnam-corth to 24th &Ild Billiard Parlors Amea 1:40 Newly decorated and equipped. Serving only the AMERICAN TRANSFER 16th and Fun!l.m-"Dorth to s-fth and .Ametl 1:30 best at reasonable prices. (We make our own CAFE CAFE COMPANY 16th and. Fa.ms.m-north to 24th lLnd pastries.) .Ame. 4:2l' Jackson M29 lOth and MaBon to 46th lUld Cu.m1n&"_ ll:52 EARL SPENG'.ER. Chef j t6th a.nd Farnam to 46th and Cumlng 4:00 THIRTY·FIVE TABLES 16th and Cuml11&' to 10th &I1d. Ban- 1324. LavenwO'lth croft 4:IJ OPE N DAY AND N,I G HT Also Fllll Line HUb and Funam to lOth and Ba:c- croft 4:18. Storn.a-e and Forwarden 24th Str...t ere&:·Town CIGARS and SOFT DRINKS I 24tl:> a.nd Lake to 24th and Vlntou....12:4E • Storage Spa~ Alwaye 24th U1d. Lake to 42d B.."ld L. i2:Sf G C Thompson & Son Proprietors I ~ 42d and L to 24th and Vlnton..__ 1:15 II" , I A CounoH Sluft. &nd Omaha "'8 b" Th M BASE~fE1\""r SECURITIES :BUILDING Ava!1.