Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 29, 1915, Page 2

THE BEE: OMAHA, e CORNELL CREW AGAIN SWEEPS RIVER AS OF OLD —Here is the latest picture of the Cornell varsity eight in a time row on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie. The men are boated as follows and will probably row in the same order:Left to right: __'CORNELL VARSITY CREW. FIRED A YEAR AG Anniversary of Musder of Austrian Royal Pair, Resulting in Ten Nations Flying to Arms. | United State: would mot recognize any | ENED WITH LOOT | \°™Pt on the life of Franklin T | % » L's FIVE HUNDRED SHIPS SEA COST | agrecment between © i Japan | THEY GO BURD der, & wealthy candy manufacturer, tn | B g s gt Whidh (BRI Ametioag TiEhta 16 Chine o \ne 28 (By & hotel here ast Thursday, was identr- | athin uits r aimbpeac uitin “ JAYMAS, Mexico, June 2 (BY | fied today by G. W. Morris, manager of | A year ago yesterday the Austrian [or endangered the so-called “‘open Aoor GUAYMA ( y ’ | archduke, Francis F‘qyrdlnlnd and [Polcy, wan conveyed to the government | Radio to San Diego, Cal.)—Advices |the hotel. as having been a guest there We are showmg‘ a number of StylES for at 650 Yard his wife were shot and killed in the little Bosnian town of Serajevo by Garvio Prinsip. It was the act of Prinzip, a poor student, which ul- timately resulted in ten nations go- ing to war. These nations are, on |cessions from the former nation stripped every one naked, then, to kill. 36 - - $226, $3.50, $5.00, $6.00, $8.25 ceived one hand, Great Britain, France,| The United States note in substance |® detall guarded them, others looted | porney iy veing closely guarded by the Rubber Bathing Caps, Silk Caps, rubber- . Russia, Serbia, Japan, Belgium, |follows the town, packing up everything police, as they believe he will attempt to Italy and Montenegro, and, on the other, Germany, Austria and Turkey. The war to date, according to con- servative estimates compiled from ment of the United States has the honor | The Indians approa the town |Where he was educated 3 0] y b3 v the best available reports, has to notify the government of the Chin ounted, with bugles fourishing and | FOrney was taken to the county fail caused a loss to the various bellger- | ,u,unie that 1t canmot Tecognite any |drums ruffing. The inhabitants {this morning, where he will be held with- ents of more than 6,000,000 men, dead, wounded and prisoners, and more than 500 ships. Of these about 120 were war vessels. ng Res by by Y ®ens {n China, the political or territorial | iam N. McKelvy of the marine corps, ac- |"¢** at the hearing “:: outstandng results on land &re |niegrity of the republic of China, or the | accompanied by thres other officers, mo- NVMBNEAL : international pell ve to C hi the American settlement The greater portion of Belglum 1Is ey relative to China |tored through under the conmtrol of Germany. Germany has been @riven from the far east. A part of the Dardanclles is in the possession of the allled troops. A strip of Alsece has been taken from Germany. On the continent of Afrjca parts of ter- ritorfal possessions have lost by both sides. ed that General Maytorena b VaMous island possessions of Germany | VAtor bullding and another building | Tt is report Don't disregard your ocold. You Re‘lofl have been taken by the forces of the| Lt south of i, damaged T O | o apat: e ey to take the | insose, couigh, "are * féverlah—nature's ’ allles. Italian troops are in possession of & strip of Austrian territory. \ The outstanding results at sea are these: German and Austrian mercantile Ariv from all the |T®*taurant. legiance to Carranzs. The military com- F ::I-’:‘:..u. TR y The G. H, Bunton Grain company o¢- |mandant st Lapas has placed all civil —_— i:cmflw CVG"; German and Austrian war vessels hav. | UP1ed the elevator and they lost garin |officers of the meutral government under ood , and cottag «ing & total displacement of approximately + 367,000 tons have been destroyed. ‘War vesecls of the allled nations having & total displacement of approximately 152,000 tons have been sent to the bottom. Floets Almost Intact. { The greater portions of the German and allfed fleets in the North Sea remain in-| tact. Hxoept for communication through Hol- land and the Scandinavian nations, Ger- many {8 cut off from the rest of the world. Bfforts on the part of the Germana o place the British Isles in a similar predicament has resulted in the sinking by submarines of hundreds of vessels flying the flags of the allied and neutral ‘nations. ‘United States in Identical Notes | Tells Them Door Must Be Kept Open. WILL INSIST ON TREATY RIGHTS PEKING, June 28 —Warning that the | of both China and Japan in an identieal | note from Washington, which was deliv. |ered about May 15 The notes were |handed to the forelgn offices of both countries a week after China had ac- ceded to the demands contained in the Japanese ultimatum, insisting upon con- “In view of the negotiations which now are pending between the government of China and the government of Japan and of the agreements which have been reached as a result thereof, the govern- agreement or undertaking which been entered info or which may be en- tered into, between the governments of China and Japan impairing the treaty rights of the United States and its citl- commonly knewn as the open door policy. An identical note has been tranemitted to the Japangse government." Thirty Thousand Fire at Atlantic ATLANTIC, , June 28. ial Tel egram.)—A 80, tire at § a'clock thi morning destroyed the Mickel frame ele- coal sheds filled with coal belonging to local dealers. The Mickel slavatdr build- Ing; in which the fire staried, was fitted up in the front part by W. Siby for a to the amount of 3800, fully insured. The loss to the restaurant man was $1,50 with $L100 insurance. The Geeen Bay Lumber company, which concern was burned out here in the fire of April 31, occupled the mouth part of the Mickel building temporarily and lost about $6,000 worth of materials, fully insured. C. P. Meredith and Albert Kuske, coal dealers, lost some coal and sheds. Mr. Kuskes: loss belng about 31,000 with in- Surance of 3500 and Mr. Meredith's loss including tho loss of a carload of ce- ment was $1,700. The Joss on the Mickel building was 313000 with Insurance of 196000, The theory is the fire was incen- dlary. The new Gren Bay bullding, bullt to take the place of the one destroyed |sixty days ago which ib fireproof on the | outside, was not damaged. | CORNELL CAPTURES THE VARSITY RACE SHOTS STARING WAR Gl¥A AND JAPAN WARNED YAQUIS STRIP 300 has | James, coxwain; Collyer, stroke; O'Brine, 7; Cushing, 6; Warren, 5; Andrews, 4; Othus, 3; Bird, 2, and Fernow, bow. 1 Lawyer Accused of ‘ Plotti Kill | OFTHEIRCLOTHING g Fanor-in-Law. | Indians Leave Every Person in Min- | | ing Town Naked and Carry [ Four Girls Away. interior state that 200 Yaqui In- transportable on a pack train. When the raiders departed they took | with them four young girla: No casual- ties are reported Come with Bugles and Drums. sumed they were a body of troops ap- proaching to protect them and offered no resistance Captain Ashley Robertson of the United States crulser Colorado and Major Will- in the Yaqui valley today to investigate conditions. They found everything quiet. |The settlers have built barricades of bags |of grain around their houses and all | houses are loopholed Mexican troops now garrison all the farms in the valley and no further raids | arc expected, ms the rains have set ir. The settlers all express the intention to | remain and fight the Indians if neces- ary. Order of Maytorena. offenstve against the Indians. The authorities at Mazatian, it s sald, detained & commission from Lower Calli- | fornia, a neutral faction, who were urg- ing peace, until they announced al- arrest, awaiting the arrival of the Car- ranza gunboat Guerrero. Donaldson Signs ' for Omaha, Making Seventeenth Entry Richard Kennerdell, chairman of the contest board of the American Automobile association, and Fred Wagner, who will act as starter at the big July 5 race, will be in. Omaha tomorrow, arriving in the morning and spending the day in inepec- tion of the track. Wayner and Kenner- | who | received here by messenger from the |the day ¢ dians raided the mining town "f‘xhy police to have confessed that he was | Sauze, 100 miles inland from Guay-|implicated in the plot to kill Schnelder, | mas, assembled 300 inhabitants and |his father-in-law, will be given a hearing J while | 7N M on charges of assault with Intent | o., |the Ohio State university at Columbus, |out ‘bail until the hearing. | ¢hurch officlating. The bride was form- | warning. Dr. Xing's New Discovery will dell will confer with the speedway of- ficials in the matter of arranging final detalls for the race, Avother driver has signed to enter the big race. He is H. G. Donsldson and will drive a Donaldeon Bros. Special. The car i& made at Milford, Ta. It is & new PITTERURGH, Pa., June 25.—George McHenry, a waiter of Washington, D. C. arrested there and brought here lust night in connection with an at- hnei- | was eider was assaulted McHenry and Thomas G. Forney, Washington attorney, who is alleged by take his life If he has the opportunity. He is sald to be the son of Frank For- ney, a wealthy farmer of Linton Mills, and to have had a brilllant record at He denied to tho officers that he contemplated sulcide, but they deprived him of his belt, gar- ters and suspenders. Schneider, the po- lice declared, would be the principal wit- TUESDAY, .JUNE 29, 1915. $ 475 Imported Models Domestic Models Paradise Trimmed Hats This offer includes our entire stock of about five hundred beautiful hats ranging in price from $8.75 to $50. Every hat goes in this sale; absolutely no exceptions. ] woman in Omaha should make an effort to attend this event, the greatest of all our millinery sales. Sale Starts Tuesday Morning Promptly at 8:30 Oclock—2d Floor Choice of Any Trimmed Hat in the House $ 475 Dress Hats Street Hats Ostrich TrimmedHats Every | | both women and children. Bathing Suits, Caps, Floaters and Shoes. Bathing Suits, in navy or black trimmed in white or contrasting colors—sizes 34 to The popular fabric for sum- mer wear. A new shipment of this cloth has just been re- lined, all colors-— at 25c, 35¢, 50c, 65¢c, 85¢ to $2.50 Each. Bathing 8hoes, in black or white, 50c pair. THOMPSON, BELDEN Purchases made Tuesday and Wednes- day will appear on August 1st statement Slote-Parsley. LITCHFIELD, Neb, June 8 —(Spe- lal Telegram,)—Orren Slote of this piace, and Miss Hess Parsley of Kansas ity were married at Lincoln, Neb,, June 27. I'he Rev. Mr. Leland of the Presbyterian erly emploved in the millinery business here, while the groom has been post- master for two yer Cought and Cold Are Serious cure you. S0e. All druggists.—Advertise- ment Bee Want Ads Produce Results. Tflere is no after-glow When you blow outa Safe Home match, it is DUT. Anditstaysout. EverySafe Homematch s chemically treated to prevent after-glow. .Safe Home matches are extra long and extra strong. Theextralength means extra service. SafeHome matchesare non-poisonous. They, are safe to have in the Board, room and transportation via Chicago Great Western Other trips m%{n[ in total expense from $30.00 to as high as you care to go and as long as you wish to stay, Fishing Trips—Lake Excursions—Mountain and Seaside Resorts—Two Great Expositions America’s Wonderland Tours Enjoy them all on our Great Western circle tour or take them one at a time. The Great Western is Travel and Vacation Headquarters in © travel experts. We have studied the things which the average traveler—we know the country, the rail- d the resorts. We have literature right on vur sheives delcrlpuv"of thousands of vacation spots throughout the country. We'll give you this free—all you need do is tell us Where you want to %o, what you want to do, or what you want to spend. Our help {s free. The Great Western pays us to assist al} Omaha travelers whether they use the Great Western or We le Visit ; Minnesota's Cool Lake In the heart of the beau- tiful Lake Park of Minne- sota. Splendid boating, fishing, hunting—ideal camp- for rent, if you prefer, just the place for the family— send for copy of “Minnesota Lakes"” containing detailed informa- tion—this region is most con- wveniently reached by the splendid trains of the Ilodher‘n“l'aciflc machine and has never been raced. There home. is & chance that Donaldson may not com- o ! i 'TANK MANUFACTURERS COME AT NUGHKEEPSIE e gy e b All grocers. Come l:! today and let's talk it over TO OMAHA NEXT OCTOBER Contiaien’ foms - Pems) likely by the spesdway management. o B P. F. BONORDEN, O. P, & T. A, e e O [Donaldeon's entry i the seventeenth. . lflzgh:‘m St., g;lh& ; ' The annual convention of the National (¢4 * fos PAce” 'Stroking Wirty-nine ©o| Bert Murphy of the Murphy-0'Brien | The Diamond Match 56 Donighes 500, Associstion of Galvanized Tank u..“....wn"'mr‘::~ :::' "e';' W“Blh-"" were | Auto company has suddenly turned phil- facturers fe 10 be held fn Omaha in Oc-| oo ) "UEATREE S0 :;;“.Plcm:h::dn‘:: B s e sy Tie - | Company tober. nified title of chief umpire, has donated | e e T T oxsany | & lonEth back fighting for third place 1480 S44'Ne.n ounste’ of Nie pow and nifty | Nebraska and Iowa Bteel Tank company ! 2 | has returned to Omeha from KaDsasolsssed both Columbis and Pennsyivasia, | =, % OW2 Words. he fs wiling to take | City, where ho attended & conference of | The Penneyivania cight soped rapary |® CPARC® On having a fock of newspaper the exscutive board of the mational s |until it was hopelessls our o h L |men scratch up his Bright new cars. Bert, | sociation. { Columbla made a kreat spurt at the tin- | 4VI"8 besn Eiven the awell Job of um- | While there Mr. Eaton also attended a | ish, but did not quite cateh Cornell | pire, had to do something in return so he | Tharey-fifth Year Treaune nt| ok o Removes permanently the for Liguor and Drugs. who | Tueeting of the United States Metal Cul-| won second place by three-quarters of a i 10NA1¢d the pres vert association. He was elected chair-|length over Columbla, who in turn was | DEATH RECORD. ' | | craving Always improves the general health Surroundings pleasant—system hu- mane, nothing “heroles > Sem b Drugs are withdrawn gradually, and with the aid of our tonic remedies patients suffer no collapse. Do not be pursuaded that all treat. ments are alike. Ours is the onle effective one, as time and experi- ence prov Come to us For Liquor and ’ man. Mr. Eaton was entertained wiille in! three jengths ahead of Pennsylvania Kunsas City by Charles R. Butler, presi-| Which finished in an exhausted condition. | dent of the Kansas City Commercial club, | The record is 9:13%, held by Cornell e . Carpenter. une |Carpenter, died at the family home n! Mr. Eaton finds the demand for steel! —_— tanks growing constantly. Kugel says He G’Bts It Coming and Going v i+ Wil im0 | 2B ~(8pecial Tel | gram.)—Maude E.. wife of Charles Killed by Live Wire, ATLANTIC, la., June 25.-<Special Tei- egram.)--Arnold B. Burnham, an attache hout delay. These con- ditions are fous and there shoyld be no experiments. RY Person Who o &l here last week, was electrocuted when handling a live wire her about mid- night Baturday night while the company ‘was loading up. He was married. The with & carnival company which | “What are you golng to run down in | South Omaha—a Sunday school®’ asked & southside citizen of Commissioner | Kugel of the police acpartment. | _""Say, ain't you going to do anything in ¥ YOU WILL FIND Invested in Home Builders’ i] Bend for {llustrated booklet. Corre- spondence strictly confidential The Keeley Institute e tatne et T e S e e Jamrl i 2« _ STRYKER HIMSELF Preferred Shares s R Last December at $1.12 per share received the benefit of Don't Be Constipated. A inds oF. attme Seaiit fhonh ‘cone There you are—a fellow gets it com- | At the same old location, opposite the Ing and going,” remarked Mr. Kugel. the extra surplus profits of 2c per share January 1st, o stipation. , King's New Life Pills postoffice. Do not be confused. Thi s 3 e ade A EMENTS. mild and ve: prevent. constipation, o g b P kgt 2 store has no connection with any other which raised the value of the shares to-$1.14, in addition ! - 3 assigned to #6c. Al druggists.—Advertisement !m. o e Ko P v ol Omaha shoe store, If you suffer from to the regular guaranteed 7%. BAsE BA' l vorns, bunions or weakened arch, let sponsible for alleged offorts to enforce Stryker advise you certain lawe there. i Pepartment Orders. Those who invest now, before July 1st, will share in the extra GTON, June %.—(Special Tel- His speclal study of foot ills and the adjustment of scien- W, surplus profits for the six months closing June 30th. Omaha vs. Sioux City American Security Co.. Fiscal Agents. ro- | State Board of Assessment today, two of Mato recom of Sen- . Home Builders’ shares have advanced in value every January ROURKE PARK O e Rameey. was |\ TWO COUNTIES REPORT ttle applisnces emables him to help and July according to the surplus actually shown on its books. Tune 27, 27, 28. 29 | *I geon At Alnsworth many . 27, 27, 28, 29. | By £ s = “,'"-G‘ This advance. plus the 7% cash dividends, has made the earnings T Gaieae Bt 3 INCREASE IN VALUATIONI over 10% per annum for present stockholders. Does your money ret led at 3 i" - Seiniop, Eranted: | Lizvie J. ) o Lt sCe stryker for Foot earn more? i‘-‘% June 38 Ladiew ey h unu T (From a Staff Correspondent,) < Ask for our booklet, “The New Way. AT 3P M LINCOLN, - June .—(Special.)—Three ’ o with BATRERS | JANCOLY. duse 3~(#pecil-~Toree | Comfort Service t of them showing & small increase over the . to convert iuto the DEIS/T00AY, 2. BRANDELS (ot i i ok of Haytl, with a |vAlustion of last year. Antelope nporul RYKER, Douglas Shoe Store, - aluation o ), 4 A increase o e o A e*g'fi%’““‘“ el 'r:u'.:«':“:‘&.-. oo T 117 North 16th St HOME BUILDERS. (Inc-) Edward Lyneh **§, ascciate .‘r:ffi...,..." SNat 82 [Box Butie with o varention of Boveine : 202 8. 17th 8t Omaha, Neb. iR TR e .!,"..":'g.“"““?‘fl' #reet® | shows & decrease of N8 | ° A A i tmes b