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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23. 101:1.
RUSH FOR LAND INCREASES
lines Are Kept Up Before the Booths
All Night Long
PEOPLE SEEM TO BE LAND CRAZY
Xorf Are Now BeeUnir Karma for
Home Than When Lund Wmn
Flrt Thrown on Market
Under Klnknlil Un
People who liave watched the rush to
register for a chance on the landa of the
North Platte forest reserve and the Fort
Niobrara military reservation have come
to the conclusion that men and women
have gone land mad. They point to how
conditions have changed In the last few
years.
The Klnlcald law, under wntch the en
tries for landa on the two reservations
will be made became effective June M.
J9M, At that time 1. Clem Deaver, now
head of the Burlington's home seeking
department, was receiver of the govern
ment land office at O'Neill, Neb. At that
tlmn In northern wid western Nebraska
there were 10.000.eCiO acres, or 1S.62S tracts
ruljct to envy, yet on the first day
i' tt the office received notice to re-
c filing, but 631 applicant appeared,
tiie. O'Neill land office a line formed
. the night, but those In line were
...e who had selected particularly
noice locations, or were desirous to file
on tract close to towns. After the first
day' filing there was no.rush. Tor a
few days the filing ranged around 1
per day and then they dropped off to
twenty-five or fifty, continuing thus tor
years. Some day. there would not be an
Applicant for on of the sections, thous-
nJs of which it is aw ' " I
$er and more valuable than anything1 on
the forest reserve.
Knsh for In Increase.
With registering; for lands on the for.
pat and Fort Niobrara, reservations clos
jug Saturday night, the rush to get to
the registration points. Valentine. Broken
Sow and North Platte, Increases Instead
of diminishes, Tuesday was one of tht
)tcrst daya since registration com
menced and today promise to be a
record. The people who came In on the
Vomeieekeri rates -will reach the rtglstra.
I fern joints and present their appllca
Uorm, Att result of the rush, the Union Pa-j-Hlfc,
Burlington and Northwestern are
each running extra specials and loading
the regttUf trains with additional extra
equipment. '
As an Indication ot the era for land.
Jake Oable, traveling- passenger agent of
the Northwestern, who U looking after
the people at Valentine, wired head
quarter her th1 after ,0 o'clock Tuesday
ntght J.Ht person arrived and that they
were lined up In front of the registration
booths all night
In Msr All mH
From North Platte the Union Pacific'
agfnl wired the pacnger 4epartmwit
that for the flnst time lnee rejstra
ttoH commenced, all n!M. te-Mr the line
at i&M registration booth wa uhbrwesV.
Mere than W autofpoMIe arrived aurW
the night, carry!, from, two tvven
peners to the Machine. The trains
wr all, loaded to the platforms, tko
fewmd section of No. U having -ber4
S paseefMitr front Kama ad Miosonrl,
all kut eeetters.A train -from IMver
brsnikht In 1M isarttea, aU of 'whom rH-
Remain for BrtmlsHT
, Many of those .aoing to North Platte
JMtw are preparing to remain tytitll after
.the drawing that begin October X, and
moat of them are encaging room at
iMkJel and lodging how that have
Wrung up by the dosem Hundred ot
titer are ctpg out over the promised
land la automobiles, selecting the land
they will fle upon, pro vising ..they draw
)' number,
According to a .telegram, to the Union
P.aclflc, a Mr. Keeberger of the First Na-
Mnnal hunk nf Vnr4h Tll.tt. trA iUm
hearts of the land seeker to the Mslnjf
jHjiqi ay exniouing sample or corn
grown upon the reserve. It wa of the
Dent variety, well filled and perfectly
matured. !?o told th land hungry men
that It grew In one of the valleys subject
to ,chtry and averaged twenty-five bushel
per acre,
Fight Over a Dime
is Declared a Draw
Paul Honey recently left the railroad
camp somewhere over In Iowa, and carno
to Omaha to celebrate. Honey U not the
temperamental sort who go around look
ing for an excuse to celebrate. Ills fund
ran short, and he engaged In a conversa
tion with John Nelson Tuesday night.
Honey told Judge Foster he merely asked
for a match. Nelson could not see the
matter In that light and Insisted that the
substance of the conversation wa to the
effect that he. Nelson nhould "slip" him
a dime. Anyhow, a grand little fight was
the result.
The crowd that Is always ready for
fights soon gathered, and urged the com
batants on. Both battler could almost
see Judge Foster and those close enough
could see the light of triumph In th
fighter's eyes, when eac!l""notlced what
was left on the other's face. The fight
wa declared a draw by the witnesses
Honey wa fined Jo. and Nelson was dismissed.
PERU CLUB WILL BANQUET
ALUMNI OF THE SCHOOL
At a meeting of the board ot manager
of the Peru club It wa decided to extend
a banquet at the Itome hotel November
C to the alumni of the school. The atate
teachers will then be In conference nnd
gradate of the school will have a season
able, opportunity to meet all of their old
student associates. In the receiving lino
wilt be the officers of the club and a
member of the various graduation classes
that are to bo represented at -the ban-quel.
A I.lfe Sentence
of suffering with throat and lung
trouble Is quickly commuted by Dr.
King's New Discovery. Wc and 11.00. For
sale by your druggist, Advertisement
Comm Permits Half
.of Wayne Teachers
to Attend Meeting
President U. S. Comm of the Wayne
JSormal school will permits to at
least nnht hi teaching staff to attend the
rebmk state teachers' convention In
Omaha next month, regard of the
ardor. tn aXU ana of Education,
which instruct reeatdsnt of the normal
ackool to s. that school keep during
.lie' convention.
Presidents of the other normal schools
trlN follow hie eame where "peeoifele, If
,hj board doe' not rhstice K ruling.
IVwtU in Omaha President Comm
ikM he was making preparation to send
nc many teachera a h could.' leaving a
IBffkleat force to care for classe by
"deuMc shifts."
Brothers Agree to
Leave Liquor Alone
as Per Mother's Will
William and Charles Grlce of South
Omaha, who will receive one-third share
of their mother 11,000 estate, according
to the term of her will, It they refrain
from using Intoxicating liquor except
on advice of a physician for one year,
have accepted the conditions ot the will
and the document ho been probated In
county court
ALUMNI OF COMMERCIAL
HIGH ELECTS OFFICERS
The first meeting of the alumni of the
first two-year senior class ot the Omaha
High School of Commerce wa held Sat
urday at the homo of Royal O, War
ren, 6330 North Twenty-fifth avenue. The
following member of the alumni were
elected to office: James H. Konyon, pres
ident; Edna Nelson, vice president; Ma
tilda Koskey, secretary and treasurer;
Lester A. Hagllnd, sergeant-at-arm. Mr
Rusmlsel talked to the alumni of the
purpose of their organisation, giving val
uable suggestion which were seriously
considered by the member of the class
and will undoubtedly be put Into effect
L. t: Itusmlsel. Miss Hoskln and U. K.
Glfford were chosen to be the" alumni
advisers and a committee was appointed
to revise the constitution and bylaws.
Refreshment were erved, while the host,
who had Just returned from the Yellow
stone National park, told ot eome ot the
beauties ahd experiences of hi trip.
The Persistent and Judicious UrO'Of
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road -to
Dig Returns.
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No More Dandruff 25-cent Danderine
Hair coming out? If dry, thin
or faded here's an inexpen
sive, delightful tonics
Grows hair.
Within ten minutes after an applica
tion of Danderine you cannot find' a
single trace of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not Itch, but what
will please you most will be after a few
weeks' use, when you see new hair, flno
and downy at first yes-but really new
hair growing all over the scalp.-
A little Danderine Immediately doubles
the beauty of your hnlr. No difference
how dull, faded, brittle and scraggy, Just
moisten a cloth with Danderine and tare
fully draw It through your hair, taking
one smalt strand at a time.' The effect
I amazing your hair will be light,
fluffy and wavy, and have an appear
ance of abundance; an Incomparable
luster, softness and luxuriance.
Qet a 25 cent bottht of Ivnowlton's
Danderine fromjsny drug store pr toilet
counter, and prove that your hair Isjis
pretty and soft a any that It ha been
neglected or Injured by careless treat
ment that's all you sorely can have
beautiful hair and lot of It If you will
I Just try a little Danderine.
EVERBURN
Tyltr
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COAL
McCaffrey bros. co
Clean,
Hot,
Lastiig
MRS. H.H. HAULER SPEAKS
AT UNIVERSITY OF OMAHA
ilr. It. It. Haller, acting superintend
ent of the Child Baying- Institute, gave a
hart talk , to the, students ot the Unt
VUy of Omaha on the work of the
Omaha Wednesday noon. She empha
clMd the need of uob n Institution In
all Urge cltle. She also commented on
tbo Importance and rank the Omaha in
atitut, had when compared with other
vHI- The object of euch an Institution,
Soolared Mr. Haller, Ja to give unfor
tunate children an equal chance to grow
up )n the world.
BEATRICE MAGNCA TAKEN
HOME; IS CONVALESCENT
Beatrice Maimer, who wo ajeeideniatitr
tajtired some time ao b tr- ul
cMber rifle bullet ha been taken back
tf her borne In Dundee after spending
acreral week In a local hospital for med
ical treatment of the wound. Bhe Is now
Qonvateacent and her complete recovery
la tootled for,
Mcl m nel(ni ta Rhea.
The or woman who want quick
)i fna ktuskack and rbeuntatiom will
ftad H la ray KMney Pill. They act
jaadoklr Md with such seed offset that
weak, ImosIt kidew that do not key
.' Mood eteaa and tree of Ue iwuritio
that cu the symptom. u4 toned, up
Hv -atriwljsnt to hoalthy, vigorous
MCtiotv XoM.jaannot take Foley Kidney
nti) tola your ytMn without having
0oi rsUU, Contain no habit form!pT
Yor ! by all dealers every
B4oJvoti!Miuat
The Omaha Bee's
FREE Embroidery Pattern Offer
Makes the Hit of the Season
EVERY WOMAN WANTS IT
160 New Designs
Booklet of h.lruction,
and All Metal Hoop
all presented to you AT ONCE for
Q Coupon
Coupon Printed
ivewW in this
Paper mvmey day
68c
THE
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ferred to any kind of "material in a twinkling. The Patterns are made by a .
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EaSS
Greatest BLANKET BARGAINS Ewer
Highest quality goods, priced to you at, in many cases
actually less than the original mill cost Comparison is all
that is necessary to prove their superior values.
See Those HHHHgMHpHpBBaOjHB Remarkable
Very Special 1 4 1 MM Underwear
Bargains in I I M. i lj Ws Values Of-
Boys' Two- I I IAjJBBHhBH fered in Our
Pant Suits, LMJHMHIHHHiH October Sale,
Over 2,000 New Goats Here for Selection
$19.50, $25, $29.50 to $59.00
Every imaginable fnbrio that
fashion favors in an assort
ment of classy styles seldom
equalled in any Store.
200 Beautiful New Goata
Made to sell up to $25, Per
sianas, Plushes, Boucles, As
trakhans, and fancy mix
tures SI4.90
Every ouo delightful bar
gains, don't fail to select
Thursday.
275 Stylish New Suits Made
to sell at $20; plain serges';
cheviots, diagonals and
fancy mixed suitings; splen
did variety for your selec
tion $12.50
100 FINE IMPORTED SUITS ALL SAMPLES.
Imported Sulta worth $45 A J Imported Suits worth $60
Imported Suits worth $50 $VVatrU Imported Sulu, worth 6g
Coney Fur Coats, Skinner Batln I RtttsJan Posy
Cot6,'
Skinner
T.: $ 1 9.50 1 r.n. T':. $25.00
Many Other Attractive Fur Coat Bargains Shown.
$10
Dresses worth $15..,
Dresses worth, $18..,
Dresses worth $20..
In Silk Mftssallnes and Eolienes,
Shadow Lace, Serges, Etc., in de
signs suitable for all women.
$2.95
for choice of over
300 Pretty Waists.
made to sell at $7.50; Crepe
Waists, Lingerie Waists, Lace
Waists, all sizes, and west var
iety of styles. '
CHILDKKN'S SCHOOL DltESSES A great special show
ing; all sliv6
uooii diiesses A great special show- - rf
to 14 years J)1 UU
Comfortable
Sale
10,000 Comfortables, now
on salo at very low
prices, 39c, 50c, 75c,
?1.00up to ?5.00
Cotton
Dress Goods
Ratines, 506, 75cf$i, 1.50
Tussah Silk...- 85c
Silk Mixtures
at 38c 50c, 75c, ?1
Thursday's Linen Specials
Pure Linen Huck Towles, full
sire, worth 50c OQ
each.. OS7C
Pure Linen Satin Damask, full
width, worth $1.50 J 00
Glass Toweling:, pure flax, w.6rth
xto a yard)
at JLUC
Imported JTercerlzed Pattern
Table Cloths, full size Kf
worth $1.50 each....... hX
Hmrsdiy's Sptiiils ii fkt linistie Rion
Good heavy flannelettes, fancy
patterns, 12c values.,. .10
Ginghams, blues and Browns, 7c
values ...5i
Percales, 3G-lnch wide, neat pat
terns, light and dark colors,
12'yic values , 1Q6
Amoskeg outing flannels, light
and dark colors, good weight.
12 Ac values ...... r. .. ,10i
Cretonnes, good patterns for
comforters, 18o values, ,744
Pontiac Made Iheets, 72ac, Sc
r.-...W
Table Oil Cloth, 45-inch wide,
light ad dark colors, 20c
value'.......,, 15j
Poplins, plain and striped, good
colors, 25c values ... ...15
36-inch Bleached Mualln, 8c
vues 13,4
Pillow Cases, 42x36, good mus
lin, 12 He values lOti
Huck and Turkish Towels, 12
values
tot
Bleached Table Damask, 58-inch
wide, 39c values... 254i
TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST FOR. GSOOEIEES, IS THE
5JLUUAJN uf THE PEOPLE.
It a HVtMr ef a to SO $r
et la rear XeHMkMytag- Mtyas.
31 lb. Bast rimlt J Q
mond II flour, made'from No. 1 se
lected wheat; nothing-' finer for
bread, pies br cakes, sack, fl.10
10 bur Ueat-'Kra-All or JDlaiiiond C
tfoap ..as
10 lbK Best Whjto or Tellqw. Corn
meal ..... .......v. ............ 19
S lbs. Best Rolled Breakfast Oat
meal ........................ ,.3So
7 lbs. Beat Bulk Laundry Starch. S&3
4 lbs. Best Japan Rice, 10a qual
ity .9So
Gallon cans Golden -Table Syrup. 40o
The Beat Domestic Macaroni. Vprml
rlli or finjurhattL tiks ....TUo
2-lb. cejoa i-ancy Sweet Suvar
Corn ..7o
I-1b. cans Early June Pea.. . . .10o
J-lb. can f?old Packed Tomatoes. 10a
3-lb, can Golden Pumpkin, Jlomlny
or Squash 8Wo
1.1b, cai Assorted Soupa...
McLaren' Peanut Butter, lb....laVio
Tall can Alaak Salmon,. leo
Yoaat I'Viani. pksr 3o
Grape Nut, pkg. ISO
E.-C Corn Klake. pkg- .-.6o
Peters Buckwheat Corn. tb......aOo
The Beat Tea Slftlnes, lb lOo
Golden Santos Coffee, lb. .aoo
Ya. ritaM , kM and
SatscM HwM ta'tk Wat
Tt AomKT fiftft
4TW arar j jTWW.
Th. best Creamery Butter,
In l.lb nrton. Der lb. . . .
The Best Ka 1 Dairy Butter, lb.,So
33c
Th. Best Bulk Creamery Butter,
The Beit No." i ' Country 'c'reamwy
Butter, lb. ...Mo
Full cream Young- America Cheese,
.lb. .300
111 Cream Wisconsin. Cheese, lb. ISa
Neufchatel Cheese, each......... 3o
lib. Good Table Butterlne,, 2So
Fine Table Butterlne. 2 lbs for Mo
The Best, No. 1 Eggs, per doren,,.as
i.eeo ib. of xo. x ricaio giai, -on
ale Wednesday, special. lb...ll4o
Th. Wa.k for Xrtff.r VhtV
Thl car Is extra, nothing finer for
canning, per ( a ft
bushel......... , I il9
Per Vat in Market Basket.., 4C
See our display of Extra Fancy
Apple for your winter's supply.
OrsaUit rrh VegstasU aal rrul
Xarket for ta r.opl.
IS lb, best Red River Early Ohio
Potatoes to th. peck.,. ao
Best Holland Beed Cabbage. lb,..9Ho
2 head Fresh Leaf Lettuce -,..8Ho
Fresh Spinach, per peck...., ...19,
Large Ripe Pumpkin. Wen, TH-
Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, ql . .M
Sweet PoUtoes. lb.. ,sUg
Fancy Red Onions, lb ,..gUo
Fresh Beet. Turnip, Carrots or
Prlps. lb, .SHo
t bunche Fresh Parsley. .So
Fancy Hubbard Squash, lb, 9
Fancy Head Lettuee, 3Ho, 7H
Fancy Cooking- Apple, peck 12 lb..
tor ..ai
Fancy Denver Cauliflower, lb.,19HB
White Plume Celery, It ha no equal.
for ............ ,1a
flit TRY HAYDEN'S FWST..IT7
G0
RED
MAN
BRANO
,2 for 25 CU.
BiaCKWOOa: A Collar of ExceotioHal S4vU
rmlM 3 1 tm. Back 1 7.8 in.
hit. e wnr.aair
11AKEHS OF TROY'S UE3T PRODVCT.