Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 1, 1915, Page 7

B o - THE BEE - BRIEF OITY NEWS MR, R0OT ATTACKS sigrung risser—swssssarion. BOSS G_QY_EKNMENT We Are Now Baking o d-tashioned | Balt-Rising Bread. Courtneys. Try It MBER 1, 1915, the days of Fenton and Conkling and accountable to no one. Bound by no oath sible autooracy of ita Indefensible and Arthur and Cornell and Platt, from the | of office, removable by no one. days of David B. Hill, down to the pres- | “1don't ent time the government of the stats | government has presented two different lines of ae- | them all, tivity, one of the constitutional and stat- | s utory officers of the state and the other | How can 1? and among them have dearest frien Both Parties Allke, me of my riticise the men of the invisible 1 have known been unjust and undemocratic control of gov- ernment and restoring it to the people to bo exercised by the men of their cheloe and their control.” \ Thomas Thorson, 8.D. | Wepair Mouth Side Mouss—The clty|DOMInAtion Causes Sullen and Long. ([ S 'enders=they cal them warty | (SO FRESE S SO, Bgh an | : ‘ couneil authorized the expenditure of $% | Continued Resentment Among They are called the system—the ‘in- | “What the instinct of the democracy of | Commltteemflun, DleS for repairs at the South Side fire engine | Ma: visible government.' For 1 don't remem- | our state has seen in this government is | - - houses, ber how many years, Mr. Conkling was | that a different standard of morality 18| (\\'PON, & D, Aue, 31— Thomas Thor | on “Today's Complete Ivovie Program® claamted section todar. ant avpesre i | HE POINTS 10 The Bee EXCLUSIV Find out what | e the varfous moving picture theatcrs o.fer. | ALBANY, N. Y., Aug. 31.—From Bteals Valuable Watoh—John Zwiebel, | the floor of the constitutional conven- 2818 Oak street, reports to the police that ' tlon yesterday President Elihu Root & thief galned entrance to his residence | condemned the system of ‘‘bossism' and carried away a valuable watch and a | " and “invisible government which quantity of clothing, | ¥ 'he sald to his knowledge has domi- Summer Hill Farm Oloses—Summer Hill farm, the vacation home of the | Dated New York for forty years, and Young Women's Christlan assoctation, , pleaded that the people be armed ;’r';':" ot iy -:Amnl""ndm" ”““;:\\'Hh the short ballot that they may | s of rls spen eir vacation and v the week-ends at the farm. establish their own rule. It is h."‘ wi -3 @ y Bowsrd fov Ohsixs—samuel Bavender, 05 De dediared, tAat any other %11 Seward street, has informed the | TUi€ should ex.st. authorities that six chickens were taken | ‘‘This domination,” Mr. Root de- from his coop Monday night. L. B, uuntw clared in part, “has caused a deep ington offers $ reward for twenty-threo 4 Lidghorn ehickens, welgh nit one and a halt| 403 sullen and long continued re pounds each, which were stolen from his | *entment among the people at being governed by men not of their choos- ing. They demand a change. The plage Sunday night. Must Get Liquor License—Lewis Jones short ballot plan is a solution, or at least it may be tMe first step that of Platte Center was arrested by Deputy will work out a solution. THE SOLUTION United States Marshal John F. Sides, charged with selling liquor without a license Faliing to secure a bond, he was brought to Omaha and placed in the county jall. It is probable that the of- ‘ to go, to spend my declining years, 1 mean fonder will pay a penalty and got a|to ifo With the feeling that I can say I license, have not falled to speak and to act in Sues Auto Pirm—Mary O'Boyle of 4ccordance with the lessons that I Lincoln has brought suit against a local lcarned there from the God of my fathers.” auto firm for $1,050, which, she says, is the amount she spent for and on a sec- ond-hand auto purchased from the de- fendants. Her petition allexes the auto was bought for $1,00, and was c i Speaks for Short Ballot. Mr. Root was speaking particularly in' Lehalf of the short ballot and depart- mental rcorganization preposal. almed by the defendants to be in first-class Tt has had the support of the so-called condition. The plaintiff knew nothing of '‘federal crowd” in the convention, but autos, and was unable to see that the has been oprosed hy members of the “old tires and internals of the car were not Buard.” Amone those who have sup- In the shape that they were sald to be in, | Forted it sre Mr. Koot, Gevrge W. Wick- ersham, Henry L. Stimson and Frederick Lanner, the republican state chairman, Lemuel Ely Quigg, Ray B. Smith and Edgar 7. Brackott, who long have fought with the ‘“regulars” In the state, op- posed it After scussing the proposal specif- {ically Mr. Root sald: “We talk about !the governmcnt of the Coost. UL, What is the government of this stat | What has it been during the forty years jof my acquaintancs with it? The gov- | ernment of the conmstitution? Not haif | When 1 asked {what did the people find wrong in our | atate government my mind goes back to | Auto Beyond Control Kills and Maims M'COOK, Neb, Aug, $L—(Special Tele- gram )—In an automobile accident in this city this evening one child of Bert Ben- jamin of East McCook was fatally in- jured and another is in a critical condi- tion. An 1l-year-old girl died shortly after being taken to a hosrital. The other | 9 v chils, &n S-monthe-ola baby sirl, i 1n & | Ll 0e" OF ‘half. way. precarious condition. The driver of the car lost control of hia | yye. 7S machine while going at a high rate of |yt HHTOTH speed. The automoblle cut down a tele-| » phone pole, broke through strong fence | by woes ot :;":_flt‘,r"h:r'";”'l’: b g and ran over the children in the Benja- | .y an'(alking about the system min yard. The driver, frantlc with grief | 5 and terror, s In the keeping of the au-| thorities. fits of public rage !n From BABCOCK WILL RETURN [ TO STATES FROM MEXICO i*riends of George I. Babcock, who for thirteen years has been international secretary for Mexico for the Young Men's Christian assoclation, have recetved word that he has been recalled owing to the iisturbed conditions in the south and will return to the United States, reaching New York early in September to take up work i the same line in thls country. Mr. Babcock stuck vallantly to the work and remained in the capital when spposing forces were figh back and forth through the city daily. Tiiness in | Pure powdered saxoiite s excelient for his family also made the northern trip [& wrinkled skn. ~An ounce ol it dis- o el | Solved fn & half pint witch hazel makes & s Tofreshng wash-lotion. This renders tho Mr, Babcock formerly lived in Omaha, | gkin u‘u'llel fil’;““l;n{l. smooth; mm-ed.n\he | " o seve connected with |very “first application erases the finer | b v A e ted with | {ifes; ‘the deeper ones soon follow.—Ad- - vertisement. *¢ America’s First Railroad” Ry % Y it’s Ea y to Peel Off Your Tan or Freck es This Is what v ould do to shed a spol.ed complexiun: Spread even.y over | the face, coverins every iuch of .kin, & | thin layer of ordinary merco.ized wax. | Lec this stay on over nisht; wash .t off next morning. Repeat daily .ntil your | complexion is a8 clear, soft and beauti.ut |as a young girl's. This resu.t is inev.t- | abe, no matter how .oilcd or alsco.ored | the complexion. The wax .teraily peels | off the flmy surface skin, expusing tne skin beneath. The process is entirel. harmless, so little of the old skin com ng cff at a time. Mercolized wax | is obtainable at any drug store; one ounce | usualiy suffices, tsa veritab.e wonder- | worker ~for rough, tann-d. 'reddened, ; | blotehy, pimpled or freckled skin i | lovely youn, Official 3 ‘ G.A.R. Route to || Washington T | 49th National Encampment I BATIMRE & ! View the famous old battlefields—enjoy the { magnificent scenery—and travel in strictly modern, all-steel, electric-lighted trains over the roadbed which, with the splendid equip- | ment, makes this Mterally the “new” | Baltimore & Ohio. $100,000,000 has been expended in the past four years in this im- | provement and today you cannot find finer train service or better traveling anywhere, "T::' B(‘:“ ':" e Gira Special rates — Liberal stopovers | """ f T b ol A Four splendid all-steel, electric-lighted trains Beltimere & leave Chicago daily home. We will be The Interstate Special —Leaves Chicago at 10:45a.m. | | Present you & copy Arrives Washington 8:45 a. nd New York 2:35 p.m. \ “When 1 go back home as I am about l i | veople arose and tore down ! il i the supreme ruler in this state; the gov ernor did not count, legislatures did not count. And in a great outburst of public rage he was pulied down. “‘Then Mr. Platt ruled the state for| nigh upon twenty years. And the cap.tal was not here; it was at 49 Broadway, [r with Mr. Platt and his lleutenants, | scandal possible in the “And there Is today throughout this|('nited States was blown away state & deep and sullun rescntment at be- | orce of public opinton ing governed thus by men not of the peo- ple's choosing. ““The party leader is selected by no one, than that affairs, “l deny that we cannot change it ssert that this perversion of democra be changed as trul re which made the which 1s applled In Cred t Mahy g “EVERYBODY'S STORE" |arplied to the conduct of affairs of state private 1 y as the atmos congress of the by tue “We can take this one step toward not | robbing the people of thelr part In gov- ernment, but toward robbing an irrespon * Hours Will Be 8:30 a, m. to 6 p. m. Saturday as usual. BURGESS-NASH GOMPANY. INote.n.-mnm; Wednesday, Seprember 1st,, the New Nu\rol son, national committeeman of the repub- lican party from Sou h Dakota, died last night at his home in Cunton. He had been critieally {ll for some time and death, which came at 10:20 o'clock, was expocted. Mr. Thorson ls survived by his wite and two brothers—Sam Thorson of Can ton and Chris Thorson of Tacoma, Wash He was a Mason of the thirty-secon degres. Rent room.s auick with a See Want A E——— Wedne: STORE NEWS FOR WEDN PHONE DOUGLAS 137, Announce the Opening of their Second Floor—Rear Under the persona] direction of ! MISS HALLYE this new depurtmeut of our store. HATRDRESSING SCALP AND FACIAL MASSAGE | CHILDREN'S HAIR BOBBING Perfect Sanitation. 'BURGESS-NASH COMPANY Black and White Room Lato of the Blackstone Hotel, Chicago. Expert attendants, each schooled in her particular branch, are at your service, | | o those women who regard good grooming as one of the absolute necessities—to whom fresh loveliness and perfect cleanliness appeal, we desire to introduce SHAMPOOING MANICURING CHIROPODY, ETC. Modest Prices. There is a Striking New_nes.; Shown in Every One of These Displays of Women’s NEW TAILORED SUITS | ITERE is newness in every line. Fashion for the coming fall andwinter season. A Charming Arra of New Suit Syles at $16.75 to $150.00 New materials—new color- il | ings—new designs. It’s a dis play that will interest you be- cause it portrays the new and authentic styles as decreed by Dame PEOEIOEICER0TI :>nonononanonono:ouononoacj OEIOIOEIOIO IO IO pe=§ VEIOEIOEIOMIOIOIC IO OO IO IO IO O IO IO IO @-PLAZA HOTEL FIFTH AVENUB and FIFTY NINTH ST. The coolest hotel in New York. Overlooking Central Park. Within easy distance of all theatres and shops. Your address known the world over while you stop at The Plaza. OUTDOOR TERRACE AND SUMMER GARDEN Special Dancing Features Single Rooms with Bath, $3.50 up Double Rooms with Bath, $5.00 up To reserve rooms or to secure farther information address FRED STERKY, Mansging Director BEFORE BUYING Paints, Varn'sh, Stans, Enamels Pain: Specia.t.es, Pa.n.er’s Supplies Call at 812 Farnam Street or Phone Douglas 7018 COOK PAINT CO. QUALITY T E BEST, PRICES RIGHT C. R. | % 0 ° J AN \‘\;I'[‘J:' | You Can Bank on ) “PIPER” | You chew to get the utmost satisfaction out of tobacco — then chew ‘“‘PIPER’’ to get the top- notch of beneficial pleas- ure out of your chew, “PIPER” is one unfail- ing source of greatest tobacco enjoyment. PIPER Heidsieck Chewing Tobacco — Q-’qu Flaver The rich, winey tang of the famous ‘‘Cham- agne Flavor” makes ‘PIPER” the ideal chew. This unique taste blends delicious- ly with the mellow sweetness of the | | and see them —that’s the way to ‘appreciate them most. We want you to come and sec these new creations whether you want to huy or not; it’s indecd a pleasure to ghow them to you. The styles have changed decidedly from those of the past season, and even the latest of lnst season’s styles look hopelessly passe. Every new style feature that can be termed correct is em- hodied in these charming creations. Then there are the new materials and colorings—but come Burgess-Nash Co.—Second Floor. New TAILORED SUITS of | Individual Charm at $19.50 Emphasizing a wide range of individual styles, worked up In serges, poplins, gabardines, broadcloths and mixtures. The new style features are prominent, many of them trimmed with choicest to- bacco leaf. Sold by deslers everywhere in FP your tobacco dealer's name and we'll send a full-size 10c cut of “PIFER" and a hand- some leather pouch bREE, anywhere in U. 8. The tobacco, pouch and mailing will cost us 20c, which we will gladly spend ~—because a trial will make yon a steady user of ‘PIPER.” pereon, | | fur. Shades of blue, brown, green and black. Burgess-Nash Co.—Second Floor. FREE! Unusual Saving Advantages in Sewing Lessons) ART EMBROIDERY GOODS BRath T‘owela, 15¢ Bath towels, stamped in new designs, size 18x40, with colored floss for working, good quality, TARTING Wednesday, Seps tember 1st, we will begin our FREE SEWING CLASSBES in the Sewing Machine Department. Bring your material and com- petent instructors will teac‘n you | special, 15c. to sew your blouses, lingerie and dainty gifts for the coming season. 75¢c Huck Towels, 35¢ Classes to be held every All linen huck towels, size Monday, Wednesday and 20x36, hemstitched and scal- Friday From 10 to 11 loped edges, regularly 75c, A .M and 3to 4 P. M. Wednesday, special, 85c. Both young and old are cordially invited to join these classes with- Bath Towels, 35¢c out any charge whatever. Large size bath towels, size Lessons will be featured on our Improved Standard Rotary Sew- ing Machine, Burgess-Nash Co.~Third Floor. 23x44, stamped for embroider- ing in all of the newest French knot and cross stitch designs. Burge: Nash Co~Third Fioor. Btmfied Corset Covers, 15¢ Stamped and made up corset covers on best quality French nainsook, with colored floss for working. Embroidered Doilies, 25¢ | | Hand embroldered doilies, square, round and oval, lace trimmed, in large varfety of de- | signs. Crochet Cotton, 3¢ Odds and ends of crochet cot- ton, white, ecru and rolors (some of the spools are s!i htly #oiled) specially priced, W.dnes- day, at, spc ETN | BURGESS-NASH BASEMENT STORE | Remarkable Showing of Wool and Cotton Blankets, Comforters and Automobile Rugs size, % size, single bed size and twin bed Comforters, Bath Blankets, Etc, You will find a wonderfully large assortment of Beacon and otuer high grade makes in cotton bed Robe if you call in or write to the address A particularly desirable train. An eatra fare of §1 | below. charged to NewYork; refunded if stop is made en route, The New York Limited—Leaves Chicago at 5:45 p.m. Arrives Wash. ington 4:45 p.m. Affords all day ride through the mountains. The Washington-New York Express—Leaves Chicago at 8§ a m. Arrives Washington 7:10 a. m. The New York Evpress and “West Virginian” — Leaves Chicago at 9:30 p. m. Arrives Washington 10:30 p. m. Bes that your ticket to Pittsburgh, Washington, Baltimore, Philadeiphia, New York, Boston or the Jersey Coast resorts reads via Baltimore & Onlo. H. C. BTROHM, Traveling Passenger Agent. 912 Woodmen of the World Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Baltimore & Ohio ** Our passengers are our guests'’ blankets, bath robe blankets, ete., at extraordinarily low piices. Cotton crib blankets, 9¢ up to iL.95 each. Cotton bed blankets, 50¢ up to 13.80 pair. Beacon comforters, $2.98 to $3.50, Beacon bath robe blankets, $1.98 to $3.50. $4.00 Maish Comforters, at $2 95 Each Maish cotton down comforters possess qualities that place them In a superior class. Twice as thick und twice as warm as the ordinary old style com- forters, but they will welgh less than two-thirds as much. An unusual assortment that should retail at $4.00, Wednesday, special, $2.05 each. Burges:-¥ash Co.~Sasement. well; bolts UR splendid new stocks of part wool, wool filled and strictly all wool blankets are of (he highest grade. Softer and warmer than the ordinary; superior in durability and quality, Large double bed ze, white, gray, tan and scarlet with pretty borders; also a large assortment of checks and plaids in bold or soft color combinations, at, pair, $2.98, $3.08, $4.756 and up to $10.00, | | | 1 | | | 123 ¢ Red Seal Zephyr and York Zephyr Seldom have you ever seen a zephyrs. They range from the smallest check to the largest plaids, even and fancy wov the children’s new school zephyrs and they are sure to wash and launder to buy from on basement bargain square, at, yard, 73e. Burgess-Nash Es.fl-lverybody’u Store--16th and Harney. s’ i Automobile Robes, $3.95 to $10.00. Fancy fine all-wool automobile robes, two and (hree-passenger sizes, Price $3.95 up to $10.00, Single Blanket Shees, Friday, 49c. Hundreds of blanket sheets, wh.te, gray and tan, some are slightly fmperfect, but you seldom get a chance to share in a Larzain like this. Good values. Friday au the special price of, each, 49c. Ginghams, 7¥%e¢. variety of woven stripes. Make clothes from these INTOXICATING LIQUOR - ALCOHOL 4% OMAHA,NEB. = L RN Willow Springs Beer HAS STCOD THE TEST OF TIME No belter beer brewed than “‘Btars and Stripes’’ and ‘‘0ld Time"’ Order a case for your home, HENRY POLLOCK LIQUOR HOUSE, Retail Distributors, Telephone Douglas 2108, WILLOW SPRINGS BRWG. CO. Telephone Douglas 1306, If You Don’t Want to Move Again for Years choose an office where your location will econstantly grow better. Busiress is moving'up the hill. Some day the business center will be at the corner of Twenty- fourth aud Farnam. From now until that time, there will be no better office loc: tion nor better offices than THE BEE BUILDING APPLY TO BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT, ROOM 108.