Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 13, 1915, Page 12

L bhuly: FLOODS DRIVE MANY FROM THEIR HOMES Yarge Area in North Omaha Flooded by the Torrential Rain of Tast Night. DAMAGE ALL OVER THE CITY Omaha was visited by the hardest Painstorm in some time Sunday night, ‘when considerable damage was done, and in a section of the city several blocks square around Twenty-fourth and Olark streeets people were driven from their homes and the police were called out to rescue some who were in danger. The cause of this, the worst trou- ble, was the inadequacy of the sew- ers to carry off the water, which amounted to almost a cloudburst. For several hours the rain fell in tor- rents and the lightning flashed with its accompanying peals of thunder, keeping a large part of Omaha awake, New streets were washed out, new callars filled and patients in hospitals were greatly annoyed by the storm. B. Weinér, 2023 Clark street, his wife and daughter, and Harry Cohen and his wife and three children were | carried by policemen to the ambu- lance through water waist high. A number of fires due to light- ning were reported, but no serious damage was done. Ratntall 2.34 Inches. During the rain last night the surpris- fng amount of 23 Inches fell, and the total rain fall to-date from January 1 is 3802 inches. This s 171 inches In excess . Weatherman Welsh re- ports that the rain was general between here and Kansas City, and east to the ! Cateh Basin Clogged. soon as the catch basin Twentieth Clark streets was opened, the floods subsided. For an hour the wyfer through the catch basin and n sewers with a roar that the vicinity likened to that tornado that passed over the same of the city, & year ago last Bastor ;‘ E1il, i i Most of the lateral sewers within the teeritory bounded on the ‘east by Twenty- firet, the north by Burdette and the west by Twenty-fifth, the south by Clark were choked at the manholes by that came in with the water. the entire territory was a"dopth of from a few inches (T ifizaggggifi E E 111 i H i ’EPANAHA EXPO IN MINIATURE (ROP REPORTS | Burgess-Nash Has Wonderful Dis- play of the Maryelous Bhow at San Francisco- N *‘Dmdl Grain Only Slightly Injured HERE FOR REST OF THE WEEK by Continuous Rain and Corn A clever miniature reproduction of the is Coming Fine, | Ban Francisco exposition s being shown {under the direction of R. A. Gates on [the fourth floor of the Hurgess-Nash Istore. The exposition bulldings are re- [produced in a setting showing Ban Fran- claco bay and the Golden Gate. The {#how, which takes but fifteen minutes altogether, is accompanied by a lecture oF | EXPECT AVERAGE eou’_mr Railroad officlals in making their | weekly erop and soil reports for the week ending last Saturday take a very optismistic view of the situation, ;"’"”""’“’:"‘}"‘ """‘l “"'"h:"; """;‘“"" though everywhere it is‘asserted that grounds and bulldings, which are shown {an it from an eroplane. The coloring fa | there has been too much rain and falthtul to the original and in the bay are |that Nebraska farmers need con- shown ships salling to and fro, tinued dry and warm weather. The show is meant to present the expo- | 1n the South Platte country covered by {pition s 1t appears during twenty fouf | yne Burlington the harvest has been on- hours, and the cycle begins and ends at | jis. ahiy delayed by the heavy rains of noon. First in broad dayiight the bulle- | iast week. All through the south half ot e e o erest. i "tne | the state the small grain ia ripe and much backatound, such: as. Oakiand . and the | o1 it 188 been gut. Ins peedictioh o m Golden Gate, are referred to. Then the | (8t the harvest will be practically fin- . ished this week. carefully arranged lighting system goes into play to duplicdte as nearly as possi- | A8 to conditions at the end of last week | ble the gorgeous sunset of the exposition | 0 the territory covered by its lines offi- [city. The effect is very realistic and the | €8l of the Burlington make the follow- | coloring is extremely attractive. ing estimate, basing the calculations on a perfect crop that would be 100 per cent. The estimate Is by divisions of the sys- Then Comes Night. As the lights fade the bulldings are §l- | tem. luminated by tiny searchlights, which| Lincoln ............ 8% throw sparkling beams on the clusters of Pect.|Wymeore .. Jewels with which the bullding are dec- | Omaha ........... 9 McCook orated. The lights within the bulldings show through the tiny panes and the | lass domes glow as the darkness out- | #ido gathers. A lighthouse blinks at in- | tervals from an lsland In the bay, and | the towns scattered around the water's | edge show their lines of lights. When the exposition grounds are closed for the night the lights are shut off, and only the stars in the dark blue sky serve to light the closed bulldings. The mofn- ing dawns and as the light shows up | the watefs of the bay a long line of bat- tleships stenms slowly ia from the Pa- cific ocean, and the show Is over. The minlature was produced under the supervision of Edward J. Austin, the well known artist who has produced so many miniatures of a similar nature, and who originated the remarkable “‘Creation,” which was shown at the 8t. Louis expo- sition. The Heelng America First Produc. tion ¢ompany Is in charge of the display, whith is being shown at all of the promi- nent. cities In the country, having been in Chicago before coming to Omaha, Favorable for Wheat. In summarising the Burlington's report Asserts that the weather last week was most unfavorable for the wheat. As the grain ripened the heads grew heavy and the stalks weak, with the result that when more rain came the stalks were so watery and rank that they fell over. This it Is contended will result in considerable loss, as the binders will not be able to pick up the dewn grain. In many of the flelds in the south half of the state, the ground is so wet that It 1s next to Impossible for horses to haul the harvesting machinery through the grain, Cry Is tor Hot Weather, Throughout Northwestern territory, Which Includes the east half of the state, conditions, according to the company of- ficlals’ report, are mmich better than in the south. There has ben less rain, but sl there has been too much and there is a cry for hot and dry. ‘Throught the north half of the state, harvest will be well under way this week, with indications of hetter than an average crop of all kinds of small grain. The estimate of 8 to 100 per cent of a perfect crop is made, Along the Elkhorn valley considerable Val n Philly. The American_ dollar (s worth $1.02 in London, but considering the manner 'in which the “fans’ are remaining. away from the Athlet) ball park one would think that it Is worth about $3.9§ in Philadeiphia, “1 was all run down thanks to Sargol, 1 look pounds in 23 days.”’ and pleasure.”’ Sargol. Hadn't you better look bave done? Many thin folks to stay thin.” not know that this s true. i 5 | 4 i P E!! 785 £ E MOST OPTIMISTIC UmAhA, 1ueebAY, JUL The Bee's Fund for Free Milk and Ice The milk and ioe problem is always a hard one for the poor par ent with small children, especially when unexpected misfortune over- takes the family, The hot weather little tot in such » family is the one that needs help. Contributions from 10 cents to $5 are solicited and will be acknowl- 1 AW edged in this column. Previonsly $138.00 . 1.00 damage has resuited from the overflow of this river and ita tributaried, but back a few miles, small grain Is In prime con- dition. Corn Makes Rapid Growth, Officials of both roads making report agree on the corn situation. The cereal has been held back by continued wet weather, but since warmer weather has sot In, is making a rapld growth, with every indication that if the season is rea- sonably long there will be at léast an average crop. On the lowlands consider- able corn has been flooded and washed out. On the tablelands where farmers _|have been able to cultivate their fields 88| and keep ahead of the weeds ,the growth 1s about normal for this date. As to po- tatoes & bumper crop is predicted every- where. This prediction applies to evi thing in the root crop line, Haying has been delayed by the rains, but the crop that is standing is In excess of that of any formeg year. According to reports to the rallroads the Nebraska precipitation during last week ranged from one half to three Inches, the heaviest being up through the | central part of the state. Thin for Years F. Gagoon. “‘I had to quit work I was so weak. Now, “‘Sargol has put just 10 pounds on me in 14 days,” states W. D, Roberts. ‘‘It has made me sleep well, en- joy what I ate and enabled me to work with interest “1 weighed 132 p&unds when 1 commenced taking After taking 20 days I weighed 144 pounds. Sargol is the most wonderful preparation for flesh building 1 have ever seen,’’ declares D. Martin, and J. Meier adds: ““‘For the past twenty years I have taken medicive every day for indigestion and got thin- ner every year. I took Sargol for forty days and feel better than I have felt in twenty years. My weight has increased from 150 {6 170 pounds.”’ ‘When fiunard- of men and women-—and there are hundreds, with more coming every day—Iliving in every nook and corner of this broad land voluntarily testify to weight increases ranging from 10 to 35 pounds given them by Sargol, you must admit, Mr. and Mre. and Miss Thin Reader, that there must be something in this S8argol method of flesh bullding after all into it, just as thousands of others on a little extra weight,'” but when someone suggests a way they exclaim, “Not a chance. Nothing will make me plump. Until you have tried Sargol, you do not and can- Sargol has put pounds of healthy “stay there” flesh on hum- dreds who doubted, and in spite of their'doubts. You don't have to believe in Bargol to grow plump from its use. You just take it and watch welght pile up, hollows wvanish and your figure round out to pleasing normal proportions. p. wel ald. ————— A “For Sale” ad will turn second-hand furniture into cash, OMAHA ELKS RECEIVE A MOST ROYAL WELCOME ‘Word. has been received from the Omaha Elks, enroute to the annual con- vention at Los Angeles. They left here on a special train over the Union Pacific and reached Salt Lake City two hours ahead of their schedule. The running time beat that of the Overland Limited | by a full hour. Sending word home, the Omaha Elks assort that the attendance at the meeting | in Los Angules is the largest in the his- tory of the organizition and that every- where they are recelving a royal wel- come. to the very bottom,” writd like a new man. I gained 22 say: “I'd give most anything to put 'm built You welgh yourself It mixes with the food you eat of its food produding ingredi- ng glements in an easily as- can readily absorb and carry -developed persons don’t need Thelr assimilative machinery per- But thin folks' assimilative it in your ease will surely prove Isn't it worth trying? l-rounded figure of symmetri- 8HOWING REDUCTION ABOUT 140 POUNDS. @1‘ g E el & PEO] ol Pl -m-vr.wllml“~ W )'. PP RAPE T 58 8oL R \ - “Kuppenheimer” and Hart; Schaffner & Marx SUITS A Dollar Bottle of | Lee’s Liquid Shampoo a full quart;} just t times as muchas 25-cent just the cost. —~dries | 20 soap in the bair, right back into luo“l;:lh..” | PR r e e g o GRO. H. LEE CO., Laboratories | | Ommha, Nebr. An Easy Way to Get Fat and Be Strong| The trouble with most thin folks who wish to gain weight is that they Insist on drugging their stomach or stuffing it with greasy foods; rubbing on useless “flesh creains,” or following some fool- ish physical culture stunt, while the real cause of thinness goes untouched. You cannot get fat until your digestive tract ates the food you eat. ‘Thanks to a remarkable new scientific discovery, it is now possible to combine Into simple form the very elements need- «d by the digestive organs to help them convert food into rich, fat-laden blood This muster-stroke of modern chemistry is called Sargol and has been termed the greatest of flesh-bullders. Bargol aljns through its regenerative powers to coax the "stomach and intestines to literally soak up the fattening elements of your food and pass them into the blood, where they are carried to every starved, brok- en-down cell and tissue of your body. You can readily picture the result when this amasing transformation has taken lace and you notice how yeur cheeks i1l out, hollows about your neck, shoul- ders and bust disappear and you take on from 10 to 20 pounds of solid, healthy | flesh. Bargol is absolutely harmless, in- expensive, efficlent. All leading drug- sts have it and will refund your money f you'are not satisfied, as per the guar- antes found in eyery package. CAUTION :—~While Sargol has given ex- cellent results in ov"wm“‘ nervous dyspepsia and general stomach troubles it should not bé taken by these who do not wish to gain ten pounds or more, How Thin People - Can Fut On Flesh " A New Discovery, m anu women-—that big, hearty, filking er you ate last night. What became of all the fat-producing nourish- memt it centained? You haven't gained in weight one ounce. That food pessed from Yyour body like unburned coal thro ah open grate. The material was there, but your food doesn't work and stick, and the plain trouth is you hardly get enough nourishment from rour meals to pay for the cost of cook- ing. This is true of thin folks the world over. Your nutditive -organs, your func- tions of assimilation, are sadly out of gear and peed reconstruction. Cut out the foolish foods and funmy sawdust diets, . Omit the flesh cream every ome of these a single Bargol tablet. In two weeks note the difference. Five to elght good solld gounds of healthy, " fat should be the net re- Sargol, too, mixes with your food and prepares it for the blood in easily assimilated form. Thin people gain all the way from 10 to 26 unds & month ‘while """L,“-;r"" stays put. tablets combination. of six of the bes mfluriu clements known to chemistry. ey come 40 tablets to a package, are leasant, harmiess and Inexpensive. All lers sell them subject to an absolute g.unrulu of welght increase or money jok. Thin People Can Increase Weight who would like ith 10 to 15 test worth trying. First w f and meas) Then e tablet with every meal—for two weeks. Then and measure again. It it = q of how you look or feel or what your friends say and think, The scales and the tape mea- sure will tell their own story, and most any thin man or woman can easily add Courteen ‘days by followin ihis stmpie ng Lm“f-‘auor-n QMM'-*M i t&i ] it ] l - No Let Up to the Eargain Giving in July Clearance Sales Lawn Swings j Buy Your at fl E N Porch and Surprising Y S Lawn Bargain A Furniture Prices. Now. / Domestic Room Tuesday’s Clearance Sale Offers Remarkable Opportunities for Great Savings on Wash Goods, Towels, Sheets, Bed Spreads, Muslins, Etc. 19¢ Volle, full pieces, 36-in.; $1.25 Bed Spreads, for full size wide, all pretty, desirable pat- | beds, crochet make, now, terns, now, yard ........ S8%e@|each ... ...ovviviiannns 92¢ 6c Apron Ginghams, fast color, | 1214 ¢ Pillow Cases, regular sizes, blue and white checks, now, | hemmed, now, each ..... T%é z:;d ’l" .bl‘ 4 h d ,”” 4 ~,;(3":ll¢ 15¢c Amoskeag, 32-in. fine Cham- c nbleache J8-in, usiin, BOW, FEId “Siiiiiicieidns 4¢ bray, now, yard ........ 10¢ 18¢c Windsor Crepe Plisse, beau- tiful styles, now, yard ..11%é¢ 12%c Percales, yard wide, cut from the plece, now, yd., T%é¢ 39¢c Table Damask, bleached or cream, now, yard 6%ec Twilled Toweling, soft fin- ish, now, yard 3%é¢ 17¢ Bath Towels, large size anu heavy weight, now, each, 12% ¢ 50c Bed Sheets, 2x2% yards, center seams, now, each . Tuesday’s Silk Specials 20 pieces of yard wide Black Chiffon Dress taffeta, rich, deep black, in two qualities that will give satisfaction, 68¢ and 50 pieces All Silk Tub Silks and Silk Poplins, 36 inches wide, in a full line of new | colors, stylish colorings that ‘ launder perfectly, regular £1.00 valunes ..88¢ | 25 pieces of All Silk Crepe | de Chine, 40 inches wide, in street and evening shades, plenty white and pink, .88¢ | worth $1.25,at ....... Men’s Panama Hats Straw Hats $4 to $8 qualities, newest styles, to close in 3 lots-- $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 To $3.00 values, choice of our entire stock, $115 Panamas excepted , ¢ & — $12.50 Me [~ n’s Mohair Suits $6.95 Right when you want them for the hot eather just beginning. Your unrestricted choice of our regu- lar $10 and $12.50 Suits, in an elegant assortment of patterns, handsomely tail ored and in all sizes, both stouts and regulars. Own a Splendid Hot Weather Suit at half worth. OUR JULY CLEARANCE SALE Of Men’s Separate Trousers offers your choice of the finest stock of men’s trousers you'll- find in Omaha. Princess .make, every pair guaranteed; to $6.00 values $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 In the Busy Domestic Room Tuesday Women’s 15¢ Quality Hose, plain black or split foot, per pair 8¢ Children's Cotton Hose, black, white or tan, 4 pairs ..25¢ Men's Cotton Socks, 12%c qual- 50c Underwear, 25¢ ity, blncl'( or colors, at, pr., 8% ¢ | Ribbed, balbriggan or mesh, in all gz‘é’m:. “.:'h Hats, 35¢ 1‘5“; sizes, shirts and drawers. Men's 10c Handkerchiefs, white B80c Work Shirts, 35¢ or colors, large sizes, at, Light and dark blues, in all sives, cholce . . . ..... deseaes B¢ | 14 to 17, well made, White Mountain Refrigerators Our entire line being sacrificed at greatly reduted prices. Come early and get first choice as the prices will move them quickly. They give satisfaction. Ask your neighbor. Hundreds of eatisfied users in Omaha. Best since 1874, Groce}y Specials for Tuesday 48-pound sacks best high grade Dia- mond flour, nothing finer for bread, ples or cakes, per sack...$1.80 16 pounds best Cane Granulated sugar for.......... . oo 9100 8 1bs white or yellow corn meal..170 17 b, best bulk laundry starch...Se 10 bars Beat-'Em-All, Diamond C or Laundry Queen white laundry u\..‘x.; The best Creamery Butter, ound No. 1 T R ‘5 Good Dalry Butter, per 1b MacLaren's Peanut Butter, Faney Full Cream, New York Wisconsin Cream, or Yo (,‘;_heele‘ lhar nm:’nllfi e ‘ancy Imported Sw e The K" ble keot. 5 pounds New Potatoes m"fif. peck A e aines . L & bunches Gr New Peas, qu § heads fresh ung America .s 200 Fancy Queen olives in bulk, Pure Fruit Preserves.gbo .oo.100 t c Ibs._hand-picked Nayy Beans,.. arge Green %‘hc best fomentic Macaroni. ‘spa- | Fancy Ripe T hetti, yermicelli or noodles, pkg.73g0 | 2 larke Cucumbe: . 0. C. or Krumbles, package § bunches fresh Radishe E. C. corn flakas, ;u:g:n S0 | 4 bunches Beets, Carrof Tall cans Alaska Salmon (10e flordlc- .a "-’ry our U‘: e . blend, per pound. .. 5! Golden Santos coffs 00 | Loganberries. Cherries, oto, H-n?ny'- ‘Breakfast Cocoa. 1b....850 | at less thaR wholesale prices. T TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST,J, USE WDUCATIONAL. For Results Bee Want Ads. 7 EDUCATIONAL. BROWNELL HALL Omabs, Nebras¥a. Young Women. Certificate admits 5 fi‘y&: Wu'.‘-"""-as"' Sther ‘Talleges. © Prparaiion for ey ' o 'tfl" % $oNO0L FOR LITTLE GIRLS. For Catalogue address the Pribcipal, Miss BUFEEMIA JONNSON.