Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 16, 1915, Page 8

BRIEF CITY NEWS Wodling Rings—Bdholm, Tewsler, Lighting Fixtures — Burgess-Granden. | Have Rc * Print I—Now Bemcon Press | For plate glass and burglary insur- ance see J. H. Dumont, State Bank Bldg “Today's Movie FProgram” classified section today. It appesrs In The Hes EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what the v rious moving picture theaters offer. Good Fellowship Dinner—Another good fellowship dinner of the Commercial club is in store. The entertainment commit- | fee announces it planning one for the last week in November. | The State Bank of Omaha, corner Six- teenth and Harney, pays FOUR per cent | on time deposits and THREE per cent | on savings accounts. All deposits in this | bank are protected by the depositors guarantee fund of the state of Nebraska. | Runs Slot Machine—Charles Jacobsen. | who conducts a pool room at 4418 North | Twenty-fourth street, was arrested and| brought before Judge Foster charged with operating a slot machine. The ma chine was confiscated and Jacobsen fined $25 and costs. Son Born to Pormer Omaha Folks—\ son was born last Friday to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Childe of Sloux City, formerly Omaha. Mr. Childe was formerly with | the traffic bureau of the Omaha Com- | mercial club. He is now manager of the traffic bureau of the Commercial club| of Sloux City. Mrs. Childe was formerly | Miss Lorella Jameson of Omaha. Inciden- | tally the Childe baby is the first “twilight 18 sleep” baby born in Sloux City, Mt Childe is in Omaha on his way home from Kansas Clty where he has been on| business in connection with his traffic work, Masons of Scottish | Rite Hold Four-Day | Reunion in Omaha| Several hundred Masons of Omaha, Ne- braska and western Iowa are holding the fall semi-annual reunfon of Scottish Rite bodies at the handsome new Scottish Rite cathedral, Twentieth and Douglas streets. About 150 candidates will recelve various higher degrees In that branch of Ma- sonry during the four-day session, and a banquet Thursday evening will close the reunion. Degrees from the fourth to the four- teenth are being conferred, under the charge of ¥. C. Patton, venerable mas- ter. On Tuesday degrees from the fif- teenth to the eighteenth, inclusive, will be conferred by John W. Disbrow, wise mater. The nineteenth to the thirtieth | degrees will be bestowed upon candidates Wednesday by BE. N. Bowles, comman- der. Thursday the thirty-first and thir- ty-second degrees will be conferred by John H. Grossman, master of Kadosh. Quite a number of Scottish Rite Masons from other consistories are visiting the Nebraska consistory for the reunion, Meals are served at the cathedral by the Scottish Rite Women's club. —_—— i Stop the Child’s Cough It fs Dangerouns. Croup and whooping cough are chil- dren's ailments. Dr. King’s New Discov- ery is what you need. It kills the cold germs. All druggists.—Advertisement. Withnell to Advise Fire Box System in Business District Superintendent Withnell of the fire department will recommend to the city council Tuesday morning the installa- tion of a modern fire alarm telegraphic system {n the “high value business dis- trict,” bounded by Lake, Plerce and Twenty-fourth streets, Mr. Withnell has an estimate which places the cost at $60,00 and 36,000 a year for malintainence. It is proposed to build a central station, which may be enlarged as the alarm system is extended. The first proposition was to cover the entire city at an estimated expenditure of $150,000, the fire underwriters urging this additional protection as necassary before insurance rates are lowered. Mr. Withnell feels confident that the proposed system in the business district will meet the requirements of the un- F | derwriters and at the same time afford needed protection. Tenfative plans call for 200 boxes within the territory out- lined. o Girls in Bad Health. Hundreds of girls go to work day after day, afflicted with some allment peculiar to their sex, dragging one foot wearily after the other, working always with one eye on the clock and wishing for closing time to come. Every .such girl should rely on Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to restore her to a normal healthy condition, then work will be a pleasure. For forty years this famous root and herb medicine has been pre-eminently successful in controlling the diseases of women. Why don’t you try it?—Advertisement. Hero of “Clansman” Brother-in-Law of Mrs. H, H. Baldrige The hero of “The Clansman,” on which “The Birth of a Nation"” is founded, was a brother-in-law of Mrs. Howard Bal- drige of Omaha. He is Colonel William Garland, now of Los Angeles, Cal. When T Dixon went down south to mas Bt material for “The Clansman” young Gar- land, whose father had been interested in the Ku-Kluk clan’s activities, took him around and told him many of the inci- dents of those days. When Dixon wrote the book he modeled his hero after this Young man. Yourng Garland has had a most eventful life. He i8 a deep sea harbor con- stractor and a leader in his profession. He constructed a part of thg harbor at Hamburg, Germany. He lived ten years in Rio Janeiro, Brazil, where he was engaged in constructing the harbor there, and he has had charge of the construc- | tion of many of the harbors of the At- lantic and Paclfic coasts of this country, Cured Moy of Criup. Nothing frightens a mother more than the loud, hoarse cough of croup. The labored breathing, strangling, choking and gasping for breath call for instant | action. Mrs. T. 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Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot injure; make a delightful effervescent | lithia~water drink which everyone should |take now and then to keep the kidneys |clean and active and the blood pure, | thereby avoiding serious kidney compli- cations.—Advertisement, A Simple Way To Remove Dandruff There is one sure way that has never falled to remove dandruff at once, and | that 1s to dissolve it, then you destroy it | engyrely. To do this, just get about four |ounces of plain, common liquid arvon {from any drug store (this ls all you will | need), apply it at night when retirin { use enough to molsten the scalp and rub |it in gently with the finger tips. | By morning, most it not all, of your | dandruff will be gone, and three or four | more applications will completely dis- |solve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have, You will find all itching and digging {of the scalp will stop instantly, and your | hair will be fluffy, lustrou |and soft, and look and fee times better.—Advertisement. When lItching Stops [ There 18 one safe, dependable treatment that relieves itching torture instantly and that cleanses and soothes the skin, Ask any druggist for a e bottle of zemo and apply it as directed. Boon you will find that pimples, black heads, eczema, ringworm and similar skin troubles will disappear. A little zemo, the penetrating, satiafy- ! ing 1tquid, s all that is needed, for it ban- tshes ull skin eruptions and makes the skin soft, smooth and healthy. Zemo, Cleveland, THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1¢ M P RAISE'\ ITS ‘Pr -8- Y tt this afternoon or ovening to bring back | s R H L ) omising Young Attorneys Are OHAHA HAY MERT | e R i HOT TEAA%%EAKSTRY " . . | | PASSENGER RATES Now Seeking the Practical Joker 'R |Omaha to Lose e — — | th T K ll Get a small package of Hamburg Breast Tea, or as the ( folks oall | A : A professional-looking young man Curtoonest Powell appeared like the Pled iy e 1L0m Ae ys Breast Tea, or as the German folke &l New Tariff Received and Advance|wandered into The Bee editorial rooms at| Piper of Hamlin, followed by a wh | ffort to 1. he : 3 S P % : | n ort t e Made to Raise 1n ar rln pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of the is to Go Into Effect on five minutes before 11, moon. He looked | Srowd of profeasional-looking young men Money ed by the Wichita | tem, put a cup of bolling water upon ft, Wednesd: anxiously around and then approached| Powell took his two-pound pipe out of v A | - pour through a sleve and drink a teacup esday. a reporter and whispered: his teeth and remarked to the city Authorities, Omaha's musical oirele ia to 1ose the | full ut any time. It is the most effective ¥os. editor | | Kellys in the early spring, when Mr. and | way to break a cold and cure grip, as it COMPETITIVE ~ POINTS SAME|,nin ™! ¥ fisd Fowsll €8 A% “Wonder whats tho matter bere. All| EXPECT THE PAPERS SOON|Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly will remove (o |opens the pores, relleving congestion hese gentlemen say someone telephoned | s Aleo loosens tbe bowels, this SR & d across e at 1 wan » call here 3 The local passenger offios of the |y s Aot aad A e alley| 5 i that 1 wanted them to call hefe | A gqtermination to bring to Omaba {nformation comes In the iseue of | cold at once » 6 the bridge of sighs that spans the alley at 12 o'clock to draw their pictures for Arth 1 b The Musical Courler just received in the | It {s inexpensive and entirely vegetable, Missouri Pacific has received 1ts|ana up the steep stairs that led to the| next Sundays Bee. Theyre all young | ATthur Hauser, highway man and al-| oo B e 0 Vork, which further in- | therefore harmless —Advertisement. tarifts providing for the increased |palace of art. lawyers |leged murderer of W. H Smith, 18| gjoates the field they will occupy In | rates within Nebraska, as provided| Scarcely had he gone when Another| You could have heard a volume of | expressed by Acting Chlef of Police |Chicago by announcing Mr. Kelly as open | - for by the decision of the federal |professional-looking young man, w‘._,,‘lllxin:lm;“.;::".‘1'1;”‘: :u'n::i score of embryo | Michael Dompsey. to engagement as \‘\ \ :r‘»; and for Ac“ “P:E]") court, recently handed down here, |In€ flasses, appeared, looked anxlousiy |yl ERARTLE WU (o yeq| “T think that $1,000 i more than | % reeiaie Wit B SRR e | STOM . when Judges Sanborn, Munger and ‘7“’:,';“”'“"! 'v;:’?:l'l',:d ::':‘;:m‘::r'flr_\dn“n his decision a sufficient sum to be asked by the| ., jeaders in the feld that they (! L Pollock enjoined the Nebraska State o ' | “It fs evident, o pluribus unum,” he | Wichita folk, but regardless whethor | pave come to be regarded as fixtures |Get at the Real Cause—Take Dr. toonist?* he inquired. remarked, sagely, “that a joke, fe . i tant » X to friends | sdwards' Olive Tablets, Rallway commission from interfer-| e, too, disappeared across the bridge| ;Ut*TECH, SHEUT o, 1 it 18 or not, we are going to attempt | although it has been known to Flend BEdwards ve Tal y Wsgye) | quib or othe c s been played, per-| ¢ nayq hoy demand. '| that they have been more than once —— ing in the proposed increase from 2 [and up the stairs. potrated, concocted and pulled off, no | raise the amount they demand’| T Cf O ers from other cities, and| That's what thousands of stomech wufe to 3 cents per mile on all intrastate| The clock struck 12 and into the edi-| yult or otherwise, by some person or |'emarked Dempsey presumably this time have yielded to the ferers are doing now. Instead of taking business. torfal rooms came three professional-| persons to this court at the present time | In consultation with Commissioners pressure 2 tonles, or trying to patch up a poor diges- The mew taritfs do not make any |100KIng young men. They eyed each| unknown, sine qua,non Butler and Kukel It was detormined that| "\ L Hee for many | tlon, they are attacking the REAL cause chan In the Tater. fry e ity |other askance. Finally one of them ap-| The twenty lesal lights stood with their [a proposition be put betore the couneil| (8 FGTEE R D U don a an | 0f the allment—clokked liver and disor- oints to competitive points. For in- |Proached the telephone girl and in ilmn.xs in their overcoat pockets h‘fi\nr,\l‘l-' ralse l!m“rmx:nd of $200 offered by ..\ ritative writer on musical gubjects, |dered bowels. stance, the rate from Omaha to Platts- |quired slipped out, some grumbled, but most of ::w ¢1|!\ l-|- l.4 This m{mym A.n s at] hd s uotor of the Mendelssohn | Dr. Bdwards' Olive Tablets arouse the mouth and Nebraska City, and all other | “Is Powell the cartoonist, in?" | them laughed. Several expressed an ar- | the Tuesday seasion of the cou Y with| Cholr, Which has given concerts in con-|llVer In 8 soothing, healing way. When stations where there are other roads| The second went to & reporter and|dent desire to know where the practical| Also Captain Dempsey has talked with| 0 With the Thomas orchestra, has |the liver and bowels are performing their operating bewween the points, remains at | asked: Joker could be found, stating that they [ Chief Deputy Sherift William A. Foater, | "HHOR i Lirekamn oo bk ural functions, away goes indigestion 2 cents per mile, “Where 1 the cartooniet's office® | would have speech with him who will ask Sheriff MeShane on the| O S PN ghout tho Wost | 4na stomach troubles. The following is given as an example| The third approached’ the telegraph| After the vicms had ail filtered out latter's return to tne etty, to commu-| o s e | 1f you have a bad taste in your mouth, ot what the advanc in th o " : | and away, & professional look ng young nNieate with Governor Morenead for o) COLD WEATHER PREVAILS tongue conted, appetite poor, lazy, don't- hat the advance amounta to In the |eqitor's desk and bent over and whis-| ; 4 ly into | 30 reward from the state. “'As care feeling, no ambition of energy, trou- matter of the cost of tickets, the rate | peneq | man in a long overcoat came quietly into et - . THRUUGHOUT NEBRASKA ¢ n > , being from Omaha: | the editorial rooms and tiptoed over to a| WA & citizen and taxpayer o bled with undigested food, you should "o £ New Rate “Where will T find Mr. Powell, the car- reporter, ffs 1 think they should offer some = : he | take Olive Tablets, the substitute for eal- Springfield OlqRate. Now Rate: | toonteet "Can you toll me whero 1 fill find Mr, | thing, and we are certain that the Wood-| According to Monday'a teports f0 the | gpme) ort Crook All disappeared across the bridge and| powell, the cartoonist? he asked men of the World will increase their| rallroads it wios e O a ot | L. Pdwards® Olive Tablets are a purely A e up the narrow stairs. e iemtened and uved o trip| #30 reward. We will have no difficulty, | state, but clear and calm. Numerous | vegetable compound mixed with olive ofl. AVOCA eiisiniis E Then they began coming, thick and’ gcross the bridge and up the stairs I am sure, in getting the required sum | places reported |-V.“1~'ln(.nrl‘flhl'f 2 de-{you will know them by their olive color. Weeping Water 80 fast. Three and four came in at a time, | The cartoon of a number of the older | to bring this man to hia just deserts’ iw.~,~.~‘uh.\.;\‘y:r'v(‘hixy\tinny\ l(m(\(‘lhn‘\nlt.l‘\' | They do the work without griping, eramps " "'\":‘, The ) exosprion - i " 4 from | DUt alwava they separated and whispered | lawyers in last § nday's Beo mado the| Chief of Detectives Maloney expectcd to | ‘:‘-mv.». in 1. \ll.) ou :;H;‘I "f(».lun e "¢ |or pain h the excoption of to and from | Ut L K0 T aual tn the of- | work of the mysterious jokor all the | recelve requisition papers from Govornor| report as hish s 3 dogr ove #oro. | Take one or two at bedtime for quick competitive points, a ocorresponding in- " 4 alsappeared & the brid ie?. Morehead yesterday, and if the Kansas | Light snow was ported through the of, 50 you can eat what you like, At crease applies to all stations in the state, ‘:‘“:: 'u'h':_':":m c,r::;r n' ': ,:,:,,, Pl“l:b.“us corpus proceedings will not be | Authorities can be satiafied within the | Black Hills and In tral Wyoming and | 100 and 25¢ per box. All drugsists both to and from Omah d likewise 0 = 2 g o T e - . eave | Colorad N ot Mq:“": ;";h“r.’" ymaha and ewise oot coming back across the bridge and | started. What's the use ‘m“c\ twenty-four hours Maloney will leav !l lorado. The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, O According to the iInformation received from the general offices in St. Louls, the new rates will become effective Wednes- = = x ! day of this week. \ Pioneer Resident of Omaha is Dead Martha Bernadina Olson, 76 years of “ . ! age, resident of Omaha for forty-five years, died Sunday evening at her home, 1432 South Eighteenth street. Funeral : will be at 2 oclock this afternoon from N. P. Swanson's chapel on Caming street. Rev. Mr. Linder of the South Side will conduct the services, Mrs. Olson is survived by her husband, 0. R. Olson; a son, Robert Lindberg, for many years in the ctalms department of the local Burlington offices and now in g the Chicago offices of that company, and Mrs. John Lindbers, daughter-in-law, of 814 Hickory street. There are eight sure _ T viving grandchildren. Burial will be at Forest Lawn ceme- tery, With Salts if HEN the call comes, “What will you “ R | Noted authority says we eat Cedar Brook to be sure”——if you want to be " too much meat, which f i i . log: sure o1 su or - ey ey pe quality. Ask the most com See petent judges of whiskey what brand is th Take glass of Salts when Kid- juag y d e “ neys hurt or Bladder best, and they will surely answer, “Cedar bothers you, » Brook to be sure.” Ask them what brand No man or woman who eats meat reg- 1 5 ularly can make a mistake by flushing g gt B R you can always be certain of when there are known authority. Meat forms urle acld 5 hisk £ i 1 i which excites the kidneys, they become SO man whiskevs O yi1 ty an overworked from the strain, get sluggish A A varying quali and fall to filter the waste and polsons “« S Dk Dacoa tiva walket ok ey they’ll answer always “Cedar Brook, to be all rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble, e nervousness, dizziness, slceplessness and i Y Oe o e e bl e s sure.” You take no chances on Cedar Brook. Kidneys. . )’ The moment you feel a dull ache in —— Sa o s o T e i o B It's certain—ly the best. me unvarying Bottled I Biad urine ls cloudy, offensive, full of sedi- N " ment, irregular of passage or attended \ Supenor ualit ince 1 7—— arges by & sensation of scalding, stop eating q Yy sinc 84 1 8! t selllng meat and get about four ounces of Jad fi s Salts from 'any pRarmacy: tako s tabla- brand of fine Kentucky bourbon whiskey in , spoontul in a glass of water before break- the world. Youll know why when you try it. At all Leading Clubs, Bars, Restaurants, Hotels and also at all Leading Dealers.