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OMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY. APRIL 25th 1924 No. 22 B-UTLER SPREAD MORE BU

RACING SOON TO SHADE ~'SCHLAIFER AT COME INTO ITS OWN' SUTLER IN BENSON SPEAKS BATH HOUSE DAN PUTS OUT A FIGHT "Now is the winter of our discon- TO NINETEEN PEOPLE ' Johnnytent madeHauesener,glorious Summer"a race trackshouteden- Dan Butler spoke in Benson \Yed- REMARKABLE DOCUMENT THE AUDITORIUM'· TONIGHT thusiast as he sat on the front porch nesdayevening. Among other things " of his summer home in the aristocra- he said: tic North 20th street neighborhood. "I want Jim Dahlman scalped. I John had been reading a feature story want to be police eommissioner. Four Takes Credit For Everything Under The Sun Predicted Omaban's To Witness 'Best Fight Card concerning the coming spring races years ago I should have been elected to be held at Ak Sal' Ben ,field May mayor iilstead of Dahlman. It will Including Park And Boulevard System Since Was Established In, Nebraska 31st to June 24th inclusiv~. take six or eight months to reorga- He is, hQwever, but one of the many 'Ii nize. ~he pol~:e department to my way thousands who are anxiously awaiting I of thinlang. " LOCAL BOXERS IN PINK OF CONDITION the arrival of Miss Perry Mutual, a'i Butler spoke to exactly nineteen TROUBLE RAISING HEADQUARTERS RENT lady fond of flirting with the Pocket-I people. He said,"When Dahlman comes Shade HeneraUy* Recognized as Cleverest Boxer in America-Is books of our little spenders. out here the whole town will be on Wants To Get In The Coal Business Again-What Became Of Six Popular E'\'el'ywhere~chlaifer~Ieans To Clean Up On Only five weeks until opening day. hand to hear him. Do you k~ow who Hnndred Tons While Dan Was In Charge Is Questiou People Opponent if Possible-Plenty of Gore Should Be At this Spring's imeet 80 thousand is paying the bill for this Dahlman Are Now Asking-If "Square Six" Are The "Gang" Spilled in the·Preliminary Bouts. Idollars will be hung up in purses." At slate? Well, if you don't I can tell People ArC' For The Hang null' Strong'. - least five hundred ponies will be en- you. The big business of Omaha is . The bes~, biggest and gre:ates~ fightj noon, he will ~not miss it more than tered for the twenty-five days of putting up the money and they are Dan B. Butler established the head-; voters are asking is what became of smce boxmg became legahzed In Ne-ffrom one to two pounds. Shade scheduled races. The King's cup for spending it like water. I never got quarters of himself and the otherIthis pile of coal, who got the money hraska is scheduled for tonight.at the knowing the ability of the fighter twenty-five hundred d01lars and the' any campaign monE.CY of this kind. members of the slate of which he is for it and numerous other things. It local auditorium, when our own that he is to meet tonight at the his- Queen's plate for a purse of two We have hardly had enough to pay the head, after considerable difficulty looks very remarkable, especially at "Fighting Fool", Morrie Schlaifer will toric old cowshed has been putting thousand dollars are to be the fea- our print bills." in getting the rent paid and after this time, when Mr. Butler is asking mix it ten rounds with the man who much time in his training at the bum- ture handicaps. Hun d l'e d s of Butler intimated that Tom Denni- Mr. Wead had declined to accept him for money to put him in the coal busi­ in our opinion is the world's cleverest ness men's Gymnasium. thoroughbreds are now on the ground son has interested himself in the as a tenant of the place he had ori- ness again. We will say there is boxer, Dave Shade. On special occasions our hunch has and scores of others are due to al'rive Square Six. Asked about the matter ginally intended to occupy. He is something very rotten in Denmark. 'Local fight fans have been waiting been that Schlaifer would come out, from ~a Juana an~ ~ther west:rn Dennison,. had this.; to say: ."I h~ve1having troubles of his own for fair. It reminds us of an interview with for this event or a similar one for second best in many cas~s. that hunch and e:-stern tracks Wlthm the commg been .~aymg ,Bu.:leI s camp~Ign bIlls I No sooner, however, had he took one of Butler's hirelings, who among more thlin a year and at last their has gone astray. Tomght, we are fortnight. for. SIxteen J:eaI:; bU~ I ne,e: spent possession of the quarters on Farnam other things said: "I never did any fondest fistic hopes are about to ,be confident he will take Dave Shade's a nIckel for Dahlman s campaIgn. Mr. stre~t than he gave out the platform dirty work that I was not told to do." realized. Usually local bugs are not number, possibly hy the K. O. route. COUNTY ATTORNEY BEAL Butler should talk to me about cam-' on which his men are to run. This That sounds very funny. overly enthusiatic about seeing a clever yYe believe that this is the very first HURTS CITY CENSUS FIGURES pa!gn money. } migh.t tell him a ~ew platform is a remarkable document. I He also pledges himself to maintain boxer matched with a welter whose time the fighting fool has, what may thmgs of parLIcular mterest to hlm- He made copies for the press and one IOmaha's recreational system. Can science is nil, but in this case it is b? termed "religiously" trained for The Federal Census Bureau at self." paper, hi~ official org~n, printed it ~nlyou b,e~t that. Y?U would think that different. 'As we have had occasion hIS bout, and when the Hebrew ~ets Washington this week estfmated that Ifull. ThIS platform IS made up In 9maha's recreatIOnal system had to say before, about half of the figh down to business and actually trams, Omaha will have a population of 208 JUST ONE _DARN THING Isuch a manner that it is impossible been neglect.ed. The people of Omaha followers in this dty and surrounding look out. The record attendence at thousand by July 1st of this year. AFTER ANOTHER WITH ENDRES for his crowd to run on it, in the view are the best judges of that. If there territory go to the auditorium with any boxing match ever held in this This prediction is based on records of the people of Omaha. It sounds was ever a city with a 100 per cent the express purpose and the forlorn city was a trifle more than seven of the growth of the city during the It's just one darned thing after pretty well, only Mr. Butler, who has recreational system. that city is Oma­ hope of seeing the local Hebrew thousand. If it is possible, or if it past ten ~ars. The population would another with Mike Endres our present been on the city pay roll for a dozen ha. And it has been accomplished knocked eold. This hope on their part were possible to jam ten thousand have been some fifty more had not sheriff. First he has a hellova time years, never thought much of it until without the aid or consent, or even has never as yet been realized,. and it into :Mr. Franke's little pile of briCK, county attorney, Beal beeI}fso success- with his deputies over conditions in just now. For instance, he pledges the approvla of Mr. Butler in his is .j:Ia;dly probable that it *ilI be then we prediet that many will be ful in sending that many bad eggs to the morals squad, then a bunch of his himself to the re-establishment of the twelve years on the city pay rolL It when the Jew meets the ligbtning- there. At that, just before going to Lincoln during the past year. It isIprisoners take down with the small municipal coal yard. He fails, how- has been done by Jos Humme1. Mr. like boxer tonight. _ press we find quite a large number of alright anyway, qual.ity is what counts Ipox and have to be carte:d out to the ever, to explain just how much coal \ Butler made an, awful mistake when The otlrer halt'of the fighting imP- tidrets stili available. Those making in population figures. - pest !louse. Mr. Endres IS so engross- the people will have to.pay for that, he attacked the Hummel system. It ulace are just as ~;;Xious to see Mor- reservations before three o'clock this ------led '\'V-ith the other duties of the office never goes into the record. The ma-l has been· tried and found NOT want- rie walk out of the ring the victor afternoon will n6 doubt be accomo- CAN'T LEAVE PETE ALONE II that he cannot find time to visit his nicipal records now show the coal bin ing.

as is his. knockers to see him kiss the dated with a reasonably good seat. ' < prisoners in jail to find out at first owned by the municipality and oper- The Daily News. which has been an canvas for the count of ten. We have My prediction last week was that Pete Nelson was charged with tak- hand conditions t11at exists on the ated by Mr. Butler, to be something advocate of the Butler slate, did not met Morrie every day this week and the preliminaries would be far above ing part in the robbery of the Nels top floor of our more or less famous like 600 tons short when it was bob up when Mr. "Vead was looking honestly believe that he is in the best standard. We felt this way about it Updike home recently. 'The court court house. II was different when checked up. for a check for his headquarters ren­ condition of his fighting career. WhtJel becau~e the ~eve1t Post of. t~e found Pete not guilty but later the Mike Clark was sheriff. Clark left Six hundred tons of coal will make tal. Neither did anybody else.. Her­ we doubt very much if the local wel- AmerIcan LegIon has the affaIr m former proprietor of the well-known nothing to guess ,....ork but took a an awful big pile. It would keep man Metz was sent for but Herman ter will be able to make 147 poundsIhand. Our prediction has been just- west Center Street Road Hous~ ,~as I ha?~ personally i? all m.atter:, p~r- many of Omaha's poor people in coal said he could not get away. "Is Her- ringside at three o'dock this after-! (Continued on Page 4) taken in t~,: on a charge of stIckmg I' tam~ng to the :tutles of hI~ of~lce Ill- all winter. The question which the (Continued on 'Page 3) , up J. K. Bltmger. Pete used to be a I ~lud:ng that or the care 01 pnsoners BASEBALL LID WILL BE PRIED ,OFF IN~;e~:re::aa~~~;:~~;~~e::d~~~:im hIS charge. THE SQUARE SIX ON THE WAY TO GREAT OMAHA NEXT TUESDAY AT LEAGUE PARK:i:i;~~~ fond of dmmg out afterjABouT ~~~A5JI~E:~EPARTMENTI POLITICAL VICTORY ON MAY SIXTH . - ..___ - I COPPERS OUT FOR REV~NGE Just a word about Dean Noyes, whoI. . Buffaloes. To Play. Fust Home SerIes WIth W.Ichita As o.PP the .depart- ..lca. HIS past record IS" his platformIthe man for one of our c1ty..commlS- P ~ itchmg,.'good batting and tolora. h'·Ie Ill' m spIte• 0 f the·f act the;y• h ave' 1as t doubt about th·elr b'emg returned bu.ment working..III harmon•v WIth the and on that platform he should be! SlOners...The. CIty can afford to have P fielding. BonaWItz, .,III center field thell'. wondIder ea er, Pat Mo• r.an~ . wha t th e people 'are meres . t . ted"m JUs polIce commISSIOner. eIecte d b~. t h e greatest majorIty.. ever none other than Koutsky to handle Yor~, Cle~eland. ~uestion SHE~IFF ~NDR~S give~~ commu~~ty. has been going good.in center fie:1d New and St. LOUIS now is the of who will make I is ha\'ing a I an official in this I the public'"improvements department. while Wilcox and W1lder have been have not hit theIr stnde as yet but the grade m place of D~n BU~ler: hellofatlme WIth hIS morals squad., J~::;EPH HlJIVl:MEL. The condItIon \ He has saved the tax payers hundreds playing their usual bang up game. that should not worry followers of SOCIETY TONIGHT wIll be In Its They seem to be about as competent of tne park and boulevard system is I of thousands of dollars and has a Robinson in left 'field is proving a these teams as the~' are the class of glory. They are putting on their fa- as some of the "Hams" Dan Butler sure to return Joe HWllmel a winnerIprogram mapped out for the future combination Cris. Speaker-Babe Huth. the league and have only tOjmous annual ball: Some ()f them will promoted or put on the force that with a ,'ute hardly less than that toIwhich will be of great benefit to the Getting more than his share of two fear. May 15th should see the Yankslbe dressed up to beat the hand, others time he was trying to run the police be accol'ded Jim Dahlman. The Bee city and at the same time save our base wallops and home runs. The and Indians leading the processionIwill be about half naked. from the department. Phillips was recommend- put. it well when editori.ally they said, Icitizens ad;ery substantial amount of new manager Griggs however is the with th~ Browns and Tigers on their waist up and the hips do;--'!1. Y<:u are ed h~' Elmer Thomas which should one of Omaha's greatest possessionsl money. champion slugger of the Buffaloes. heels. ,welcome to corne - Try and get In. have pI'oven to Endres he is the bunk./ is the park and boulevard system, I (Continued on Page 2) THE MELHA1'OR 01VlAHA, NEBRASKA r--_ _ _ _~ _ _ _-~\ KOUTSKrS SOUND THE SQUARE SIX ON THE WAY ( BUSINESS METHODS TO GREAT VICTORY MAY SIXTH ~.~~~. :;~~G :n", 1 SAVE TAXPAYERS MONEY (Continued from Page 1) r ,,, .e . ",' ,'. ' ',' ' l JGb Printers ~ Th MEDIATOR I' 'JOHN HOPKINS has mnde good as It is interesting to note that the fire commissioner and brought that 'hone Douglas 110% t PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY i AUllt Florence Improvement Club recently department up to its l:}ighest state I 1620 Capitol A;venue t wrote Commissioner Koutsky that by of efficiency. Mr. Hopkins also looks ~ The Mediator Publishing Co. .... % • • II•I • a a standing vote of the organization after the water supply and has made etty's ATla":1tic 7040 544 PAXTON BLOCK 'he had been accorded thanks for his equally good in that particular depart- ;;;;- ..,- .. , ,-, ,, i ; ,•,,, •• ,•, AN INDEPENDENT PAPER business like administration of the ment. A local paper says that under r:eg. Le Bron . J. E. Gray office since he has had charge of the John Hopkins the fire department is Phone Douglas 2019 I HOME-MADE STYLE EDWIN L. HUNTLEY, Editor and Proprietor public' improvement department of maintained at a high standard of ef- le Bron ! Gray Electrical Works PIES Per Yeltr- •. $2.00 Single Copy •-- 5 Cents the city and especially on account of fkiency. He bas kept up the morale Expert Electrical Engineers his splendid service rendered the peo- and discipline of the -men, 'and heads /rIotors, Generators, Electric Ele. pIe pf Omaha. . a forcE' of which any city might be eTators, Repairs, Armature • Fresh Twice Daily ill All Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at W. Lincoln Byrne one of the unsee- proud. Another case where effici- Winding. E1ectric Wiring i I Omaha, Nebraska., under the act of March 9th, 1879. cessful candidates in the recent pri- ency of service deserves endorsement ~ :~6. ~u:~ l~t,h. ~t: .,?~~~, r;e~.: I mary wrote Commissisoner Kouts'ky from the voters. ""~__""""' ...... _ .....~ Welch's EVERY SUBSCRIPTION IS REGARDED AS AN :e~:r~fast~~l~~~:~e~~h::~~~i:~~~~~~:~ jo:~f:;~~V~L:~ ~~~:h::eonto~lg~::~ r - OPEN ACCOUNT. THE NAMES OF SUBSCRIBERS I AMERICAN _TRANSFER I RESTAURANTS WILL BE INSTANTLY RffiMOVED FROM OUR JYIAILING has been in paying al: ~aturin: bonds that of being police commissioner. COMPANY and more than a m11hon nOL due, Thousands 4 d d 1 f'! d' h f' 'f W IC e now presl es. 'epot for Dundee__.. . 1:1f N- t l~th d F :. , an Uy I e In t e of Ice 0 S t b 1 t d M '3th and Farnam for Depot ._ 2:04 }Iauagers SamICa era ;) an arnam .th C t Cl k -" Die t. even men are 0 e e_ec e on ay Harney Street Lin" eOU11 y er Ol. aug as OUll y, 6th. 'Vho the seventh man win be J3d and Parker to 6th St. .__- ._12:50 ____...... __...... ! Nebraska, on or about March 20, 0 () I' t b t 't' 33d and l"arker to Depots.._.__._ 1:40 .In ne calms 0 guess u I lS a 'th d C I ~PP'~NESE E"'·C'L.U'SIONT .CT 1924, and executed by Earl DIcken foreo- l' th' B tl ,11 u+ an enter for 33d and Parker_. 1:1f. cmCKEN DINNERS .d .dl . A·, .I. _,,- • • • to Tony Minardi ahd by Tonv lVJ:inardi ' ,.,one cone USlOn at u er \\1 Parlt and North 24th Str.eta t~~~ ~g ::;~;::;: :~~l ~:g:==~_-_--. n~ , ' The Japanese ExclUSIOn Act as passed by the Senate \vIll be '. d t INTERNATIONAL Hi\R not be the man. He has lost the re- A SPECIALTY the fore-.runner of dire and disash'ious conditions which may lead ~~~~R ~O~[PAl'\JY OF ·AlVIERicA~ ~pect and confide~ce of a~most every l6th and Farnam for Florence--.. 1:12 ·thing even wa'r. 'lXC" • I man and woman m the Cltv throufrh l6th and Farnam for Kansaa Ave 1:3] to any d t t t J ~ 16th and Irarnam for 24th and Ames.. 2:0S The Act in itself \vill only be the means of excludino- 110t to a ISCO~Sll1f cohrpora Ion'f ~3s8e.cu16re Ide his detestable double crossing meth- South Omaha and 42d and Grand , , - _ '. "'" - .' paymenL 0 t e sum 0 ,,"'. an d d h' 1 h . '4th n~d F f W t Q 12 J-lilJiard, Nebraska exceed 2 hundred Japanese a vear but the moral effect IS of WIde 'h' .;] tl f Q~84 86' 0 s an 1S cod opper theOrIes of' - arnam or es ---...-: 1 • • J • t ere IS now "lue Ie sum 0 ,,6 ., d t. t' f. ~ h' d' Hth and F~rnam for 42d and Grand.. 1:25 Importance to every AmerIcan as \vell as to the Japs themselves d d f It h' g b mad' h es 1UC IOn or ..nyt mg an every- Dodge Street LIne Japan feels it has been +grossl insulted ~ and perhaps- j~lsth; Ian e tau f' a:dm e.en h fe 11l t.e thing- that he imagines stands in his 16th a.nd Dodge (West) 1:2l• • ' •• ,..'v • I pa.ymen 0 sal Bum, t ere ore, we political w.". 16th and Dodge (East)._.. 2:07 SO. While It IS freely admItted that m.embers of the brown race1wJlI sell the property therein de- ~J______30th and Spaulding for Depots._._ 1:4B ~~"""'~"'''''"' ....''' · h cliff 'd d'd I th th f' Leavenworth and Deaf InstItute R are. born and rea!,e.d ~t", e;rent I eas an I ~8: ~ ,an ose 0 Iscribed: JA 2197 15th and Farnam (North)__----l2:24 ;Calto Barber Sh p which we boast, It IS Just pOSSIble they are as CIVIlIzed as are the lOne Model F International Truck • 15th and Farnam (South) 12:3~ j . ' Benson and Allbright ,0 average run of caucausians who brag and brat about the superi- chassis No. 2995 w:eneiosed cab ~ ~i" 13th and Farnam for BensoIl.....:.-_ 1:24 't f h h" ~ ~ 13th and Farnam for AUbright.__..• 1 :0') on y 0 t e w Ite race. and express body. U e. SOlf ' nes 13th and Farn...m for 24th and R __ 1:2:' SIX CHAIRS Radicals throughout the country and demogogs who blame all at public auction, for cash, to the Fort Crook LIne UNION SHOP wars on "capital" win have .another guess coming if it happens highest bidder at the Service Station HI ~~~ ~~i: ~.:..~~~~~._~~~--._1-1~~~~, that this country should have a forced conflict with Japan over the lof INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER ' 0 te Owl Carll ALL FIRST CLASS BARBERS results of the ne:v immig:-ation bill. I! Capital had its way, if theIC~.MPANP ~F AivIERI~A,. loca~ed at , 16~in~: :~~-=::,~.~__~.~~._an_d I:M leaders of AmerIcan busmess could dIctate to congress, the Japs 181a South 20th Street· 111 the City of I 13th and Howard 16th and Farnam-south to 24th and ex~luded ~OUl1ty, 116;;;n~~~ ll:~D YOUR SATISFACTION IS would not have beell as this class is always on the look?ut IOmaha, in Douglas Nebraska'l -Far-na-m---so-U-th-t024th-';;d OUR SUCCESS for cheap labor. The bIll was drawn and passed for the exclUSIve/on the 3rd day or ]Hay, 1924, at! Best Place to Stop 116;~n~~ Farnam-north to"W,h-a-n-d 4:20 benefit of American "".'age. earne.rs who .are unable to compete. w.ith IEleven O·el.oc: A. M. of said .day.19~' 'I' Ames --.----- 2-45 CALL AGAIN D d 'h . h D f A 1 Rates by Day 16th and Fll.rnam":iIDrllito 24th ;i0 . cooley la~or and ~am~I~ t?elr pr~ent day methods of lIymg., at~ t 1S It _ay 0 ~ pn, -""j - " I' 16~::d Fa~i:h-t;;-24th--and 3:311 THANK YOU . In tins connectIOn It IS mtere:stmg to not~ :v.hat the Clllcago I I~TE~NAT;eratdri~/M#JHlmH-" di]fiadl/frOlrlem parIson. As design~rs of Navy Radio equipment for years $1J411:; ",/"'u/. they.stand today: '\nthout an equal. Think of buying a genuine You ",ill notice the improvement ~ttIng even in the first few days. And you & Washmgton P..adio Coast to Coast Set for only SEATS AYAllABlE ... COME QUICK $<:>9.50. Call tomorrow and let us demonstrate one to you. knO"-" #isckaning safely. So the makers of Listerine, the safe antiseptic, have found for you C.onyenient Terms As Low As 85.00 Monthly also the really safe dentifrice. ''''"hat are your teeth saying about UDITORI you today?-LAMBERT PH.t1.R­ MACAL CO., Saint Louis, U. S. A. I I I LISTERINE I TOOTH PASTE I" I Large Tube-25 cents i l I 1 ;-',iI~jcJiI'••••••••••~.!!&!I!!::l••••••••••••••••~d THEMEDIATOR OMAHA, NEBRASKA 'ft Youth and Age. .. aW9'_!~ SAI.llSON STAins ROUNDUP .Y.oTIth needs but to hear a new tune 1'------: twice to boW it oy hea.l-t.. Elderly Samson is .Q!;l his thirtieth annual . ~olks ba.ve to hear it 20 times t .. mere­ rampage. ,He insists that the Knights !yldentlfy It by its name. For Sale! "no~,~2,~y more~~ yO~~~t~~~~DY of the Ak-Sar-Ben round up and Tile boxing matches in the Olympic Rum* RYE'" GIN'" SCOTCH* Apricot* Peppermint* Benedictine* corell five' thousnad loyal Omahans games will be held from July 15 to 20. POPE DRUG co. Four-:room house, two lots, and other nan-intoxicating cordials with our genuine imported FRENCH ESSENCES, giving your beverage the delicious true taste before May 24th. The round up is to .. cand...... TeoaCCo. ,orull.. Rubbou' · . " Goddct and 8undrleL of the good old goods. Each 2 oz. bottle flavors and colors 4 gallons~ start Monday morning.April .Tohn: L. Sullivan was 5 teet 10* auto parking space, south­ 28th. AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Avoid the middleman, buy mrect inehes in heIght and weighed 100 OPEN ALL. NIGHT The slogan thisyeiwisto. be "Five < I F .... Delivery Nyal Aemadl... from the importer and you have our guarantee of the purest and pounds~ east corner 54th and S Sts. Thousands Knights in' One Year." III. DlOUllIr.. IlI7l! 11th &nO Fal'llllM. best obtainable at these prices: $2.00 per 2.oz. bottle, three for $5.00 The Kiwanis, Rotary, Concord, Lions ·. ,. '.- Ideal, quiet location. Off Per pint (enough for 32 gallons $8.00; aU delivered postpaid or C.O.D. In the announcem.tmt that Dempsey and other prominent sooial and dinner ESSENTIAL OILS and Gibbons will fight agalD, just what the main drag. Price very Basic Flavors in their highest concentration-nothing finer or clubs are in competition to see which do they mean by "again'f" stronger obtainable at any price. Each l'\6-oz. bottle flavors 15 of the various organizations can land • • * reasonable. Real sacrifice gallons. (Bourbon Brandy, Scotch, Gin Rye etc.) Per bottle $.3.00 the greatest number of •members. The amateur golf 12 Ior $25.00. BE.ADOL (makes fine natural beads) 4-oz. bottle $3.00 tournament wIll be held at the Marion for cash. FINEST Our old style Agel' eliminates the raw taste in any Every citizen who believes in a great­ AGE R beverage, makes it equal to ten years in charred barrels, er Omaha,may,.as well make out their CrIcket club.'PhlladeIpbl14 September fine and mellow. 4-oz. bottle Price $5.00. All our goods fully guaran­ 20-27. check for ten bucks right now and ,. * • teed or money back. Our references: Any Omaha Bank (We are known have it ready whencaUed for. as the Pioneer Bottlers Supply House of America). Catalogues on The 1irst Intercollegiate regatta thlS BEST BUY IN OMAHA copper goods sent free. season will be University of Washing­ ", BUTLER SPREADS MORE BUNK ton vs. University ot Callfornia, at (Continued from Page 1) Seattle. CHARLES JARL & CO. • • • 1701 LEAVENWORTH ST. OlUAHA, NEB. Dept. "1lI" man -Mel$ there, we want him up at BulgariB. wlll have teams entered In Cia-ars Tobacco Inquire MEDIATOR or Dan Butler's office right away," was the Olympic games In athletics, fene­ Cia-cp"ettes the ward sent to the Jefferson Hotel. mg, assoclation tootbaH. horsemanship Telephone A1' lantic 7441 But the party was told that Metz and gymnastics. Nidi S. Wranic, Prop. could not get away. Emil Larson did • • • Jess Reynolds, Hp-. nat offer to do anything and Wead Naval academy crews will row Your Patronage Appreciated • &.~ demanded his rent. Finally Dan came against Massachusetts Tech, Syracuse, Ticker Service en all Baseba.ll Games and Leading Sports to the rescue, it is said, although nat and Princeton on the Severen rIver course this season. without an awful kick Other mem- ,. • • Finut and Most Exclu:iy~ Billiard Parlor in Middl. West del'S of his slate claimed they were! The University of Pr1I:lteton will I -=-~~ all broke. broadcast: the Yale-Princeton football .:. Courlelloli.c. I The official Butler 6rgan refers to I .arne next tall .from a broll.deasting 1Ita-, r'. ,'. ! the hulging pockets of the "gang" I tlon erected OD the campus. I ~~ Paxton Billiard Parlors that is ,supporting the square six.l • • • .. I .' -. • :Max Marston, national aJDlteur gou IJ That Mild Cigar [ PRIVATE CUES OUR SPEfiALTY The News IS same guesser. SuffICIent J ch . 1 t te tho I . . .., ampHm. p anso compe 18 year eVerythl~~ It. IS to say that IS run-\ in the nationat open champJionship tor f C :i:\(~ mng as smoothly as clockwork, andI the first time in his career. ?~ ~ AD exclusive exhibition pit Wiled for all TOUl'11&!M!lltli . nobody is doing any kicking. There! • * • Seating Capacity 350 has not been a howl from anybodyI ;I:'he government has issued a. warn­ because they were left holding the ing ot the danger of auromoblle I.~\ sack, and everybody, even the voters, fumes in .closed ga.rages. But that's Phone Jackson 9721 caused by indigestion. col~ grippe, ' appears to be perfectly satisfied. I not where the automobiles are most fatigue or periodic eXhaustion 8im... . $ I dangerous. "Gang rule" is the big Butler slo-I • • • ~ ,~ ~~_ ~ ~-H~ ~..J. o;b;;J_ : i f,,::: :_)+-H-...,..,

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""AE·"M···M·LE'S"/ GENTLEMAN JIM ~~;ETT_._- -\ ~~ADE-SGHL"AJFER FI~HT AUTOMOBILE THEFT Sleepineh ElulIlve: '~HUNCH Sleepiness fs such an elusive ttme­ OF NOTRE DAME" IS L .. """ .. \. .ATT~ACTIOI't ~T O~PHE~MI..AT (~~~i~~~I;~:lUp~g:Oi~IGHT RECOVE:~M~~~~I~~E':tN~~~N t!oD that it Ylsits you ill. your eve­ n1ng chair, but tleeil liS 110011 as be-d· MOVEMENT I A bIg tnple headlme bl1l, with Ifled. Rufus LOllg, the main Gaza-l time arrives, .. REPLY TO BETTER PICTURE " . James J. Co1'b~t and Jack Norton, baugh has hired Reddy Blanchard to I The chairman of the campaign 01'-

'-- "' George McFarlane, the famous Irish knock Erwin Bige for a gaul in ten I ganization of the Dahlman ticket, tenor and his company of entertainers, rounds or less, but whether he can 'do Iattorney A. V. Shotwell, in leading NEW Local Theatregoers Expected To Endorse and Miss Frankie Heath, the petite the job remains to be seen. Each ofIthe virtues and the ability of com­ singing comedienne as the featured I these boys holds a decision over some missioner Henry Dwm, among other EMPRESS Verditt of Hundreds Of Thousands a~ts, is presented the current weeklof the best boxers in the lightweight things gave an analysis of tne auto­ THEATRE at the Orpheum theatre, which willi division. The local grocer has mobile thefts and recovery records at In Cities From Coast To Coast close its season with next Saturday I' been training hard for this scrap and Central Police station during the ad- WEEK STARTING " . , I night's performance. The theatre is confident he can give a very ministration of Mr. Dunn compared , "The Hunch£aclf of Notre Dame," the massive and much herald- will open for the 1924-25 season on thorough trimming. One-Step Watso~ with the activities of the Ringer ad- SATURDAY ed film production of Victor Hugo's story masterpiece which swept August 31. is-to bDX "Youn o·" Siki in one of the ministration. O)IAHA'S ONcLY MUSICAL into over'"night fame in New York, will be given its local premier Direct from a season's run in the prelirninarie3. " Automobile statistics announced C031EDY PLAYHOUSE at the Rialto,Theat!e ~un~ay when it begins a limited e~gageme~1t. Ziegfeld "Follies," James J. Corbett - Al Van Rvan. from the famous St. s~y that during the city administra-

~ever before; It IS saId, has there been offered a pIcture ~ro- and Jack Norton, two of the mosts. Paul stables' is ~cheduled to box Char- I tlOn .period from 1918 to 1920 there Offers the wild and ductlonrepresen~ngSe: s~upendQ:?-s ~ cost-:-$~,5~O,~OO-never .80 fIlm popular comediap-.S on the stage today. lie Long, the colored fighter who hails were 2,411 au:omobiles reported sto­ wooly stag"e success presentation so exac~ In ItS. detalls, so a;rtIstl<: lr: ItS conceptIon, so appear in their "Follies" skit, entitled. from Omaha, for eight rounds. The len to th~ pollee. an.d that during the WOnderful in the actmg of Its l"eventy'"flveprmclPals, two. hund~ed "Taking the Air." last time Al came to this villao- h same penod the polIce recovered 1.770 sub-principals, and in the handling of the mob sceneS m whIch Jim Corbett, better known as "Gen- defeated One-Step Watson. Ho:':ve; cars. "The Stuttering more than ;moo persons take part. tleman Jim," has an international re- he has beaten still better men since A parallel statement shows that ~r Lon Chaney, admittedly. the finest his bold descent, stone by.'stone, of Iputation. His thirty.' .years experi- h'IS bau· t WI'th Edd'Ie "' orrIS. andot her from June, 1921,. to March 31 of this Sheik" interpreter of unusual character the front facade of the rIsk of hIS ence as a player have covered the dra'l t h It . Lo h b . year, the polIce received reports of . f h' '.I . .' oug we ers. ng as een gOmg jl 919 1 . . FPXl\T BEYOND WORDS roles on either stage or screen',.plays lIfe, the gruesome scene 0 IS castI-..matIc. ' mUSIcal comedv" and vaudeville good dunng . the pastyear, no t h'avmg h' sto.' en automobIles and durIng actu~ AND "WITH A DOZEN the stellar part of "Quasimodo", the gatlOn m the....market place, and the fIeld successfully.'. His new vehicle ,10 st a smgle . ,1 f'Ight'SInce Schlal-ferIt 11at pellod hrecovered 1,948 car, deformed ben-rin.ger. of Notre Da.me,.pathos of hIS fmal act,dymg,. he rmgs shows "him in a different lie-ht"sand tol 1apped h'1m down In .a t en roundbout a yI..more t an reported stolen, the Glorious Girls with Earnest Torrence as "Clopin," hIS own death knell. on. hIS. beloved a gTeater advantage than any of his about a year ago. :xp anatlOn bemg that som~ of th the under-world Ring; and Patsy Ruth bells, are features, It I~ saId, that former offerings. . I~ars recovered were stolen in other "'_ _ .. _'__ "4~ ··~~l''';;.~· :'J'oo M'll "E Id " make "The Hunchback of Notre M' H th' t d I' There wIll no doubt be hundreds of cities and towns - ~ ~ ~ . 1 er as smera a; ," . ~ "ISS ea IS a "?er an p eas:ng the fair sex at the rin side tonio-ht I:"';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;;';',. Carl Laemmle, who founded Umver- Dame the most noted fIlm ploduc- young personage WIth an attractIVe g . ". ., ,. . . t d t ' . as they are almost as enthUSIastIC sal CIty out m Southern Califorma. It 110n 0 a e. and magnetIC personalIty and when th d f 11 " ,. . . Itt' tl C th d I of h .. over "e won er u v clever bOXIng IS saId, has achIeved something there n cons ruc mg le a e ra s e smgs a song It becomes more than _. h' h ak th t t dm'~ t'" Notre Dame at Universal City an a so 0- and foot work of the famous boy from w IC aw ens e u mos a I.a 1O~.."" the west coast as we the he-men Always The Best Show At The He has taken Hugo's rather lurld army of carpenters, masons andIn".George MacFarlane's fme" baritone. .' . • . I' . d Th . . Dave Shade has a pleasmg personal- melodramatic novel, and after bmld- othet; mechamcs, were emp oye . e IS one of the best vOIces on the musi- . .. . ing a replica of Paris' famous Cathe-, building is an exact".replica in every J' cal comedy stage. It~ and outSIde the. r~g can easIly be .' C- h d Ilkd' . mIstaken for a mInIster or perhaps dral, he has retold Hugo's story In detml as the famous. at e ra 00 e A sure-fIre comedy sketch IS pre- . ,... • .., . 1842 It' dId t btl d b R . a CounCIl Bluffs pOlItICIan It IS PIctures-vital, VIVId pIctures that In • IS ec are 0 e an exra- sente y aymond Bond, WIth sup- .. hold the attention and excite admira- ordinary feat and an architectural and. port of an excellent company. In ~ell. known that D~ve Just at present .' 1 t . h Tri' dd't' t th ! h' h' . IS flo-htng as a mlddleweie-ht ·which tion b.Y their undeniable power and Itec11lca nump. a I IOn 0 e lIS new ve Ide, "The Mmute Man,,,.,, . .. " .' 'beauty. Cathedral, other historical sets in- Mr. Bond plays the part of an awk- ~recludes the posslbil~ty of him meet- The spirit of the story is "Quasi- elude exact reproductions of the ward boob from the backwoods who ~g th~ ;tI0no:-adle MIckey. B. Walker mgdo," the hunchback, an elemental Court of Miracles, Place du Parvis, deals a sharp uppercut at fake bond ~f: I!mlsh. flght.~ut.tha: ~akes no creature twisted in bodv and re- Palace de Justice,'interior orthe Bas- dealers who try to "trim" him. 1d e ence In-Dave s J oun" hfe as he ~. , • '11 d h .~ N bl 1I,r' E . was never able to get the alleged stncted 111 mmd, who haunts the great tl e an t e seven 0 e 1> anSlOns. d and Tom HIckey offer whatI".... church. "Quasimodo," as :!'tlr. ,Chaney This· may give a faint idea of this, they term "elegant gentlemen," champ~or: 1~ the rmg WIth hIm .smce ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM, Manager presents him, is said to be a grotes- the accredited most impOl:tant screen Walker lIcked poor old man Bntton. pue monster, and yet under the fo,r- production, not only in the histoTY LIGHT WINE AND BEER I About ~welve hundred seats have bidding aspect the actor succeeds. i.n of the Universal Film .Company, b~t BILLS BEFORE CO,NGRESS SOON been p~vI~ed, place.d o~ th: stage ofl ~~ "" "' ~"'~"'"'...., ~ M"'.."'~.., ~~ _ ..,.., _ "'...., ~M.."' "'....,~ _ "'..,I;OI M"' "''''.., ... ~~~ing;~e ~~:na;t;::eu;;: ~~: ~~~~ ~~et~:r1~~ a~aK::;~~~~e~o~~:;nt~: ~~~t::~~~o~~~~ur~~:~e:~l~;~:;~~ "~~~ ~ Wet leaders-in--c-ono-ress uredict HEX seat jecting gargoyles of the Cathedral. director. that a vote. will be taken up·on the a reasonab~y good T at a very rea­ Light wines and beer bill this session. sonable prIce. No matter whether irrespective of the action taken b~ you are able at this late hour, THEATRE fOR BEST LOCAL mEATRE MANAGER HAS SECURED the house judiciary committee upon Ito secure a good seat or not, come.,' MUSICAL COMEDY some fifty-niiIe pending "Beer Bills". You will always regret it if you fail REMARKABLE FILM FOR SHOWING HERE They hardly expect a favorable re- to see the only Shade and the Fight.l . ., P?rt upon their ~easure at this ses- ing Fool in action tonight. - "Maytim~,n the Preferred picturi" where the lover fmds the herome In a SlOn. However tne bills have aroused THE zation of Rida Johnson Young's stage married man's apartment late at 'great interest in and out of cono-ress Leo Shea is to referee the princi­ PALM play, will be seen here at the Strand night; how she proves her innocence, and may eventually culminate in ~ome pal fights. This in itself insures a Musical Comedy and Vaudeville Theatre on Sunday. Gasnier produced and makes him realize he loves her, definate action. favorable to the mod- spuare deal for the fighters and the the picture, and Olga Printzlau adapt- brings about the ;vonderful happy ificationists. "Idear public. I ~~_....~..-..-._MM_~,...... ~..--..M'""""""M_ ...... ~ ed 'it. ending. I Mr. Cunningham, manager of the When the play had run a year or so I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~"!!"'~~~-IlIIIIIIl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

that it will be one of the most popu- analyzing the play's success. In part ,. 1301' pictures he has shown this season.' he said: == "Maytime" was the most popular "'Maytime' has b,een likened to 'DidI of all the plays by Rida Johnson Heidelberg' and '.Milestones.' But it" Young, who is also the author of "Lit- owes its great success to a touch not • tIe Old New York." After a sensa- found in either, It has its sadness tional run of more than two years in and brims at times with pathos, but New York, several road companies it crowns both moods with a happy were sent out, and they played ending, in a manner as modern as it I throughout the country -continually is noveL It is that rarest of all T Squ e for six years. This is a record that things-a new stage story." The ele- ­ few plays in history have equa.lled, ments which made the play so suc- - Primarily a strong drama of mod- cessful ahe emphasizes even more ern life,"Maytime," puts the past and strong-Iy in the picture version. present in vivid contrast by means of As in practically all of Rida John- ­ ND a prologue laid in the early part of son Young's plays. several songs w'7re _ AF the last century, and also contains introduced into the action of "May- _ scenes laid around 1900. The prologue time." Some of these, notably James C. Henry W. Dunn. with its beautiful and elaborate set- "Sweetheart," became as famous al> _ Dahlman. tin-gs and costumes, showing life in the play.. The Schirmer company have ­ New York when the city was young, issued a photoplay- edition of thi~ ~ idyllic in its beauty, it is said, while song. the 1900 episode will be of particuI~r favorites in Cast For AGreater And Better Omaha ..... interest, as this period. in America's Harrison Ford, leading- mall in "Lit­ history has never b~en Shown before tle old New York," plays the lead in on the screen. "]l,faytime." Ethel Shannon is" the Great Modern .onma leading ...... oman, and others are Clara The major part of the picture, laid Bow, ·William Norris (who appears in in the New York of today, is, accord­ the role he created in he stage ver­ ing to Mr. Cunningham, filled with sion) Wallace MacDonald, and he For CITY COMMISSIONERS powerful dramatic situations. One of twelve mest beautiful girls in Holly­ the most intense scenes ever screened wood. T FOR Your Eyes! Do you give Your Eyes the Care theydeserve tokeepthem. James C. Dahlman Joseph Koutsky. Bright and Beautiful? Dean Noyes. Dust,WincfandStrainmake them.appearDullandLifeless. To preserVe Natural Charm Joseph Hummel and Lustre, cleanse them as CarefullyastheSkinandTeeth. ForDailyUse orwhenyour EYES are Tired,Dull and Heavy, Murine is m.ost Refreshing and Beneficial. Murine has been used Successfully over Thirty Years. Henry W. Dunn VR1Nf:, o~~~o~::rlf:~:U~:~ lC"oR yOUR Write!";Fru"EyeCare>Jor"EyeBeautv"Book J.E';'/ S 'fifE MURINE COMPANY Dean Noyes 1ft IE l)ept.19 9 B.OhioStreet Chicago, U.s.A. John Hopkins THE MYERS·..DILLON OLD RELIABLE Joseph 8 . Hummel. Joseph Kout ky John Ho?kins. I ..... Prescription Drug Store ...... I OF OMAHA 1- 1611 FARNAM STREET TEL. JACKSON 0159 I I ,. j Illllllmll!llllm!lmm!m!mljlllll!!!!!!lliiiiillllmlmmlllm~mjlllllll~illmlUilIllllllti!mWllmmm!Iw.]lIIl1lrnllmlllllmHlIlllll!!lImm~lllllmIIOOmjmml~~Wlmllillmlllllijil!llllll'III!III!l~mll!llllmfilljlllllllj,mll~11IWI1HmlllllmWl!~lmll