Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 17, 1916, Page 7

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Open from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m Big Farm is Sold—Car] Lincoln of STEEL QUADRILLE Giant Power Machines Will Be Massed in Basement of Auditorium. | | | l | Such a roaring, chugging. churn- ing and thundering of steam-and- Pacific Junction has sold his fine 07- | gas-driven steel has perhaps never acre valley farm to Peter Langer ~|»f beer heard at Fifteenth and Howard Counecll Bluffs, Ia, The sale was mado | 9 ! by Toland & Trumbull, 48 Ree bullding. ‘“"'_"‘:‘::;:: S ‘_:_‘h"" heard Deriodically Butter {n Omaha is Thirty Cents—The Y. ursday, Friday and wholesale price of butier on (e Omaha Saturday in the basement of the market remains the same as it was last | City Auditorium when the big Mid- week, 30 cents. This is 1| cent under the | e ¥ price’ fixed by the Elgin butter boand .o oot Implement show will be on | there or the coming week. Crawfora Man Accused—john Said,| The bl§ show is coming, and there Crawford, Neb., merchant, is being de- | Wil be hundreds of implements on exhi- ‘ained at police headquarters on a charge | Vitlon from hundreds of implement com- )t forgery. He is accused of passing a |PAniea. But the big tractors, the great orged check for $20 on the Novelty store | Steel giants that lug plows and other and another on T. L. Combs, the jeweler. | N®AVY machinery through the fields of On a Personal Devil—Dr. W. O. Henry Nebraska farms nowadays will all be speaks at the Young Men's Christian I the basement assoclation auditorfum at 3 p. m. today There concrete floors have been laid, on “Is There a Personal Devil?" and Dr. and all is ready to recelve these Twen- tieth century fron horses. Yes, there is to be a real noise there at times, for once every day for F. W. Evans, Councll Bluffs, at 4 p. m. on ‘“Jesus for Needy Men." Waterback Burste—\While efforts a period of a half were being made to thaw out a frossn | hour they are to be given the liberty waterback In the kitchen range at the | ©f making all the noise they can. They home of Willlam L. Musgrave, 2119 Pink-| Will chargs forward as though to crash ney street, the waterback burst and|through the walls. They will stop and caused some damage, but no injuries | Wheel sharply to show their skill and The fire department was called out in|88llity. They will ahead again, slow down, reverse steam majes- ¢ confusion. Mr. Musgrave is superin . vl he v g - tically backward like a pliocene monster move and tendent of transportation for the !U!\(“in‘. bay vallway company. i Qundrille of Steel, d F M'H | Dozens of them, yes dozens in that Bur ' l er N great cement basement, will roll, charge, . 4 churn and mingle in a grand quadrille Explains Horostope |of canking stce ' All this they will do to show their Telhng of Astrology power and skill. Critical eyes will be upon them, as critical eyes are upon |a corral of pedigreed horses. Buyers' Burd ¥, Miller gave the first of a series | oo " Uiy po ynon them, and they must of lectur:s on “Astrology’ at Theo-|,ave good nophical hall Sunday cvening, in which | “pyery bit of the floor space in the be demonstratéd by charts the manner of | Ayditorium has been sold to exhibiting erecting the horoecope, and showed hoW. | companies. Each year there is more and according to astrologers, all things in the | more demand for this space, as the physical world bear a certain relation t0 jmplement businees in the midwest be- the stars, the run and moon, and that comes a vaster and vaster enterprise. when these planets are in certain posi- The main floor is entirely devoted to tions In the heavens there are always| implements and the basement entirely happenings of a certain character in the |to the farm tractors. places in the world where the angles fall. Wallace Ready Monday. He asserted that there were few astrolo-| oo 70 L Syl o Gouneil gers who really understood the princl-| p),0r "y "o ‘open an office in the Audi- BioS S8 PMwtaty; hodiss, &ha 'LIAY "‘“yltorlum Monday morning, where he will were not to be relied upon, simply mak- |y 410 g1 the detalls of arrangement, ing what money they could through the | ;g of the conducting of the show and credulity of men. | convention. The convention of the Mid- That most horoscopes were worthless ... ymplement assocation is to be held and that the whole acience of astrologY|,¢ the same time with the . implement rested upon the understanding of the .,y The sessions will be held on the esoteric, as well as the exoteric, side, and | yoce' of the Auditorium. 5 few cam understand the deeper truths | underlying it, Mr. Miller asserted. He : said, however, that to the scientitic as- | Social Centers trologer, when he had the date, place and hour of birth of an individual, he could | TO Ha,ve Programs give the history of that individual from | the cradle to the grave, show all the ., ¢olowing secial center programs are announced for this week: events of his life and know his inner nn—l ture better than the man himselr, e A ar. Habptui A\ Mrs. D) This, Mr. Miller remarked, he had " \eipion, Tuesday evening at Central proven many times, and gave gome ex-| . "0 { amples to substantiate his claim. He said " put SN bl Gad dean 2. that the: National ‘ Astrological society y,,sie14, Tuebday evbniti af Mifler Purk was endeavoring (o drive out of practice | o 1 all of the cheap, lgnorant, so-called as-| “ger Lueila Allen'd puplls, Wednesday evening at Kellom ool. trologers and to bring the science again | _ On Friday evening, puplls of Frank into general use in the every-day life of | b e | Mach ana Sigmund Landsberg will offer a program at Castelar school. Puplls of the South-Side High school Frelght SOIIOItorS ‘Wlll hold forth Friday evening at Mon- Give a Banquet and |msun kel ., e poscoonea Ca/ne tO L. W- BleSSig from last week on account of the weather, s s e e e A TDESL Nbde for railroads gave a farewell banquet at the | Punds for the Poor Rome hotel last night to L. W. Blessig, A committee representing the executive former agent for the Pennsylvania Lines, | now to go ‘o Minneapolis as _general | northwestern agent. J. A. Leary was| committee of the Associated Charities toastmaster and presented Mr. BlessiS will canvass Greater Omaha today with & ¢ith a handsome gold-mounted cane as yiew of ralsing a fund of $10,(0 to meet a token from the freight solicitors of | the increased demands on the charities. Omaha. The matter was carefully gone over at The freight men organized an associa- g meeting last Friday afternoon and it tion during the evening to be known as| was decided that a special effort would the Omaha Freight Traffic association| be put forth to meet a situation which for a get-together soclal body of freight the committee believes warrants this ap- solicitors of the city. J. A. Leary was' peal. mdde president; Eugene Duval, vice pres-| An unusual amount of sickness and ident; W. A, Leary, secretary, and Fred unemployed men has increased the calls I"ogel, treasurer. The organization is to | materially during the last few weeks. hold meetings regularly once a month. | Every day there are scores of calls for The speakers of the evening, besides| coal, food, clothing, shoes, medical and the toastmaster, J. A. Leary, were Charles | nurse attendance. M. Agnew of the Southern railway, H, G. | Powell of the lllinols Central and John Mellen of the Chicago & Northwestern. Street Cars Collide; IS TAKEN TO SIOUX FALLS No Persons Injured| uoux rasss, 5. sen sspeous ! United States Marshal Anderson arrived | | | Advertiser and customer profit by the “Classified Ad” habit. ALLEGED COUNTERFEITER Street car traffic was blocked down-| here late today, bringing to the county town for nearly an hour early last night| jaii George 'Tate, who it is alleged, is when a Farnam car westbound bumped| wanted at Pittsburgh, Fa., on an indict- into a southbound Leavenworth car at| ment for passing counterfeit money. Fifteenth and Farnam. Both cars were | Tate broke jail in the east, and finally nllg!:;ly damaged, hut no one was In-| made his way to Milbank, 8. D. While Jjured, under the influence of liquor he let out some of the facts about his earlier life, AGED VETERAN ENDS LIFE which resulted in an investigation, and AS FINDS DAYS NUMBERED | his subsequent arrest. He was taken| o before nmissioner Knight, and then Because & doctor had informed him that | turned over to the federal authorities his days were numbered on account of | heve. Tate will be returned to Pennsyl- heart trouble, C. A. Barnes year-old ; Yania civil war veter blew out n B e G S S with a revolver at his home North 5 | ‘Twenty-third, yesterday afternoon ’ B t “T' i He waited until his wife went out of Can t ea 1Z | the house before he killed himseif. He is survived by three children THREE MEN ARE ELECTED | When Feet Hurt| up, aching, calloused feet % | OMAHA CLIIR DIRECTORg | ''Tis'' for sore, tired, pufied.l N ey | | | Three directors for the Omaha club or corns. were elected last night to take the place of those whose terms huve expired. The' you can be happy-footed in & moment. newly elected officlals are: A. R. Kee- Uge *Tiz" and never suffer with tender line, A. P. Glou and E. M. Morsman, rqw, burning, blistered, swollen, tired, Jr. Mr. Glou was re-elected. Over 100 ymelly feet. “Tiz" and only “Tiz" takes | SNMBRRES WEPY DF9ed the pain and soreness out of corns, cal- | louses and bunions Bad Habits. As oon a8 you put your feet in a “Tiz" Those who breakfast at § o'clock or |Path, you just fee! the happiness soak- 12 and have dinner at 6 |Ing in. How good your poor, old feet are almost certain to be troublea with |feel. They want to dance for joy. “Tiz" \ndigestion. They do not allow time for |18 grand. “Tis" Instantly draws out all one meal to digest before taking another, |the poisonous exudations which puff up Not less than five hours should elapse | yOur feet and cause sore, inflamed, ache between meals. If you are troubled |Ing, sweaty, amelly feet. with indigestion correct your habits and | Oet a %-cent box of "Tiz st any drug take Chamberlain's Tablets, and you may store or department store. Get instant reasonably hope for & quick recovery. relief. Laugh at foot sufferers who com- These tablets strengthen the stomach and plain B-c.uu_ your feet are never, epable it t> perform Its functions natu. never going to bother or make you lmp rally. 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