Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 31, 1916, Page 5

YOUTH AND HEALTH | ARE BEST CAPITAL| Dr. Henry Noble MacCracken G‘wrs, Students Talk on Straight Tip on Straight of Market. DEMAND FOR COLLEGE GRADS| | Using as similitudes for the trio of rarket terms—gilt edge bonds, long term mortgage bonds and industrials ~—integrity, patriotism and educa tion, Dr. Henry Noble MacCracken, presilient of Vassar college, told a | large audience of students at the Central High school that, after all, youth, health and brains constitute the only capital worth very much Dr. MadCracken, who is one of the most widely known educators in the country, called his talk “A Straight Tip on the Straight of the Market.” In speaking in the terms of the market, the Vassar head compli- mented the high schoolers by assert- ing that from a standpoint of worth- while capital he was addressing the Tichest audience in the city—the richest audience in the unconquer- able ' assets—youth, health and brains. Big Bank is Integrity, “The one big bank in the world, what should be your standpoint, tegrity,” Dr MacCracken declared “The way to invest it Is to make indi- vidual small acts each day. you will find, as you grow older, that a good name is better than a great name. There 5 not a gilt-cdge bond the market to compare with integrity “For a long-term mortgage bond in- vest in patriotlsm—and put your youth health and brains into it. Follow the example of the late J. P. Morgan and rever sell your country ‘short “Not unlike the market ‘industrials,’ there Is a trace of the speculative in this highly ‘important unit of the trio education. You will find that education 18 the best industrial ==k, and to res trom N I on fze returns on this stock you must be willing to work and wait for the re- turns. “To my way of thinking a year of ed ucation is worth five of experience, no matter what vocation you follow. As 18 also one year in high school worth five outside, one year in college worth five of experience and one year of post-grad uate work the equal of five out in the world. “If necessary enough to get you get it. Do not sacrific youth, health and brains—on any but that of education. “You high school students think you are not seeing as much of like as you might. But you are seeing life at its best. When you get out in the world you will see only a slice of life. Don't try to see life hefore you are capable of doing so. A1l you have to do is to bet on yourself—invest your three most precious assets now and walt for the returns. Dr. MacCracken told the students that in this age of great expansion there is an unprecedented demand for college graduates. In all lines of endeavor, he said, the leaders are pleading for trained men and women, as there are not nearly enough to supply the demand. heg, borrow or your education steal just L) your altar, perhaps, The 'Omaha members of the Vassar club are: Mesdam, Mesdames— W. 5. Blackwell, W, Shannon, Arthur Guiou, Lloyd Osborne, Mylen Standish, C. 'W. Poynter, Robert Updike, Frank Crawford, George Haverstick, 1sador Ziegler, Samuel Frank H. Turner, Rees, J Misses— t Bruce, AN Dugan, hel Dietrich. No Heirs in Sight for This Estate, So State May Get Coin Unless an heir to the late Henry Miller is found, the state of Nebraska will he $1600 richer by reason of the activity of the administrator of Miller's estate. Miller was killed by an Omaha Trans- fer truck, thrée years ago, and Thomas fMurray, his lawyer, was appointed ad- ministrator. Suit was brought for dam- ages, and settlement of $2,700 ws made. After cxpenses, and attorney fees were deducted there still remained $1,600. Judge Bryce Crawford of county court, will declare the money escheat to the state unless a claimant puts in an ap pearance. Wifey Objects to .Husband's Joking Because her husband is in_the habit of calling her up on the telefhone at un- seemly hours and impersonating a doctor of the coroner, and relating wierd stories of his tragic death or mortal injury, Julla Romberg, who makes the allega- tions, asks for a divorce, in a petition filed in district court She declares her nervous system has been shocked once too often MR. AND MRS. ROGER éTRAUS ARE VISITING IN OMAHA Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Straus of New York, arrived in Omaha Wednesday, left last evening Mr one of the officlals of ichp Smelting and Refining company of Omahea, and has large smelting and min Ing interests throughtout the west It was announced that this is merely ® tour of inspection, one of the annual tourg of this kind which Mr. Straus makes to the various plants in which he is financlally interested T. C. BYRNE SECURES FINE NEW GAITED SADDLE HORSE T and Straus the Amer C. Byrne, head of the mer company and formerly [ participant in Omaha Driving club, has' secured saddle horse. Paul Coad ¥alted saddler, “Pansy,” a beautiful ma- hogany bay mare, which will be shipped to Omaha at once for Mr. Byrne. Byrne-Hame an the affairs enthu; of the A new a purchased Something tood e who hate nasty medicine should | try Chamberlain's Tablets for constipa- tion. They are pleasant to take and their | effect is agrecable that not been prod everywhere ™ will ced by a medicine Advertisement and realize S0 natural | it has| Obtainable you that NEW FIRE TRUCK BOUGHT BY OMAHA -Eleven were purchased, five of this type for the outlying stations and others with pump and other attachments for the downtown houses. THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1916 T i | Speak Out, Hackett To Harry J. Hackett You want to be nominated for state senator and, of course, you want ¢ very one to know where youn (cumm 1813-1818 stand on all vital issues ort that you are “slated” ne with “Tch"” Smith, the fe abber, may lead el you are excusing HEAVY SNOW FALLS | Waage Loses Faith in Mankind as and championing his rotten record But v \ not believe it unless youn, yoursel Ay $0 or fuse to speak out You have stoed for office several times on a platfo of reform, and in the charter co tion voted with the editor of The Bee to stop the fee graft of the health commis sioner which is only “a little one" as compared to the stea] “Bob" has tried to perpetrate Will vou, Mr. Hackett, oppose fee grafters in the district clerk’s of- fice and the sheriff's office, as well as in the city health commissioner's office and favor laws to force these officers to be content with the gen crous salaries given them by law? . ~ . IN THE NORTHWEST He Sees His Fresh Apple Pie Go| spexx out. Mr. Hackett. P ¢ 2 Ples and with a prov 1 bord proposition for a Alas for faith in one's friends, one's € and crean " R hen Yot Y nd HEWe Sian Three Fect at Deadwnod. thh e pprodfiyid Pl =X gk Ay At L90w teuch, ‘s, and pim o | o Al ¢ lght and | l‘ v “.'. 3 Ihis was reforred to the comnittes of t Snow and Rain Covering the Alns! huckleberry ples and Eda e August Waage arrier No. at theland, oh, all k whe eeting X d Ground East Of NDI’fOlk. office, has lost all such faith That's why r v - And who could blame him? Not us, | Waage, W an WILL HELP THE GROWING CROP |1y jiminy. not we when he returned to () ’ quKMEN MADE A They stole his pie, that's what these|had deposited that | While there is no blizzard sched- base scoundrels did. his nice, fresh pic|With its crisp cr i q uled, or on the Way, secording t ery and laid down for a minute, in ac he must'y fe he W 1 morning reports, western Nebraska |corqance with his trustful nat K5 CH tae: thak A Fibrady and states to the north and west| 1t was an apple pie, friends, a nice, ! buzzum when he saw it df , are experiencing another little | fresh, crisp-crusted applo pie | being eaten by halt a d They Took the Scaffoldmg ¢ h, ves, that's what it wasg, pie, beau-|fellow employes, those fellc touch of winter Y. Tanuier s [ iFiigted, and who. nad" bet Down Too Soon and House Both the Northwestern and Bur | Thi=s is no laughing matter 1t these Oh, them uuh-: In sheep's \\\v||\j\>» | C:\.Ved In' lington report that the snow that [bandits and horse thleves had stolen [oh, them second-story mer How beau 4 anything but a pie,*a nice, fresh pie, an|tiful in comparison with them seema the commenced falling in western Ne- [*n3! ; = apple pie, we would laugh with them at|character of the man who steals a bone [ traska, South Dakota and Castern |\raxes expense [rom = biina A JOKE WITH A MORAL Wyoming Wednesday afternoon, | But it wasn't anything else than a| The next later o oA sald the. foreman to the con continued during the night and that |Ple. and we love pie, reader, yes we|law making ' stealing a felony th s e THARBA GLEIVeAIS TAYD, e i do. 1t is dear to our heart and our|same as child stealing or bank robbing this RO youl put Ap gor BIAR this morning, all through the Black appetite and when vou steal our ple We'll go right down to Sixteenth an' | A pilindgio B frpe A Hills country and west in Wyoming, | you steal that which enriches you and | Farnam street wi thiif ro) “HEAIN K { S St Sk the sty it had attained a depth of ten to v « us poor, indeed xllw First \.m‘u‘{v »‘.Im n ‘\“n BtEy o iatad the con(rhstor twelve ffiches. However, t-Is very | Yro UKa a&ppis Siss and, lsmon pies|iiowas, an' pledes him to HEht o /0o Ay us s misthies o2 the' worl ’ with merangue on top, and cocoanut|the bill if he's elected to the legis'at'er AN ol 3 et BT B wet and is not blowing or drifting s e | men ‘»v ’- " - Kb i Reports from Deadwood show three . ¢ 3 o 1 feet of snow there, crippiing rwil-| Material for the Spencer is Silent | A o o wald oo v mpielRb road traffic. . . S . an well ns a funne one, for it goes to s esviont shomealt: vosmeio vave | -NOW. Uy Py :Bridge as to His Sojourn | mow we’ oo Wit wien” many covered a stretch of country from Newell, . " . VM}\L nre H\“ \ Bt hatibal 1 Aebids north of the Black Hills, south to Oler is NOW On the Way in Turbulent Mexico| e numun oy, i houee In whteh ichs, south of the hills, Bast and west “ | we live, when it s & ‘“. A Dl the heavy snow belt is some fifty miles| 4 Aft P f the M d is just as insecure as the hous wide, The long timbers to be used by the er viewing some of the Mexican | gather by wall paper All down through the sand hills coun- | Unfon Pacific In the reconstruction of its | atrocities and living in that disturbed [ That it is at times, like thesa that the try along the\line of the Burlington to | bridge over the Missouri river are due to|land, C. Spencer has taken up als|value of a great reconstructive tonic is about as far east as Broken Bow, in|Aarrive almost any day, they having been | residence in Omaha where life s safe | most apparent was proven again, yes Custer county, there was two to six | ordered from the Oregon and Washing- | and one can eleap at night in peace. terday by Mr, ', A. Weedman, cement inches of snow during the night. ton mills. Werd comes that the eastern He is a chemist for the American 8meit. | contractor, who \l\l"l at 2027 Arbor avenue, Along the Northwestern there Is one | mills that are to furnish the steel for|ing and Refining company and has been | Omaha, You can't amend the human 15 V' J call it by to four inches of snow across country | the new superstructure have started work [ working for that corporation at its Mex- | constitution, but you ean e t by from Casper east to Long Pine. A short |on the beams and columns, and that ship | ican smelters. taking Tanlac, the reconstructive. distance east of Long Fine during the night ‘the snow turned 4o rdin and in the morning a heavy rain storm covered the entire aren as far east as Norfolk, with light rain east as far as Wayne and down the Elkhorn valley as far as West Point. Over the Union Pacific’'s branches north of the main line there was rain and snow during the night to points as far east as Columbus. West of Colum bus along the main line there was snow or rain a g ter portion of the night with a heavy fall of snow from Kimball, Neb., to Chevenne, Wyo. Tt is asserted that while the area vis ited by the snow and rain was not suf. fering on account of any lack ture, the precipitation will benefit and if followed by warm weathe will rapidly force vegetation and caus winter wheat to forge ahead. Besides, it 1s asserted that it will put the ground in perfect condition for plowing for corn. Council Approves Fire Truck Order The city counell of mois be of great Nl’\nlmrd a contract with the American La Franee Fire En gine company for eleven combinatim hose and chemical motor trucks for ‘the fire department. The amount of the con tract is $52,006, as, follows: Eleven ma. chines at $4,%0 each, three junior pumps at $00 each and three turrent plpes at $25 cach. The apparatus will be Celive ed within ninety daya Fifteen Suits Are Dismissed in Bunch Fifteen lawsuits against insurance com panies, brought by citizens who alleged damages as the result of the tornado, have been dismissed in a bunch by Judge Willis Sears, who declared there was no to the of evidence plaintiffs. DREXEL WILL NOT AGAIN COLLECT RUBBISH FREE decided the annual custom of the support claims ‘I have fully not to continue city gathering up free of charge accumulations of rub bish in connection with the spring clean p," stated Commissioner Drexel of the street dcpartment This refers to heaps of old material placed in lack yards and alleys by hous holders. Thi= clean-up year ex- tended thro gh a we k t ihe s rest department 33,500 PREFERS TO BE A COWBOY THAN TO SELL JEWELRY 1dolph Hendrickson the feweler R son, son of Hendrick is soon to go to Keeline, Wyo., where he is to engage in the live stock business. Being a cowboy looks better to him than being a jeweler ROME MILLER IS AGAIN REJOICING AS GRANDFATHER Rome Miller ws agam a grandfather Monday night a six and a half pound |daughter was born to Dr. and Mrs. H A. Waggener, Mrs. Waggener a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rome Miller Lumbago wins in the Back. At the first twinge of pain in the K apply Sloan's Liniment omes at ce. Only 2 All dru Adve tisement the | ment will within the next few weeks. At this time Union Pacific officlals of the engineering department are unable to state when reconstruction will begin on the bridge, everything depending upon the assenibling of materials. Gilbert Dolan is Sentenced to Pen, Brother to Kearney Gilbert Dolan, one of the * start ‘joy-ride stick- ups’ has hee sentenced to from thres to fifteen years in the state prison, and his brother, Arnold, was sentenced to| serve two years in the reform schoul Gitbert Dolan is 24 years old and Arnold 1s 19, Found Dead in Room | with His Money Gone! City Commissioner Joseph H. Rouzl, dining car cook in the | eity council that employ of the Unlon Pac'fic, was found |and Bdward 1. Shurle dead In a room at the State hotel by & |apnofntment as electric friend,’ Floyd Fuller, messénger, Who | furnish tne city with datn works at M5 South Twelfth street, who | went to the hotel to call on him. Rouzl | ——— - is 25 years of age and his home i3 in Ogden, Utah, Rouzi came in on his run Wednesday night and, according t> Fuller, had $156 cn his person when he re- tired, ‘The money was not found whe. his body was discovered. The coroner will hold a post-mortem examination. Kugel Says He Will Close Fake Auctions Euperintendent partment varlous whose Kugel of the police de- states he will gainst auction jewelry blishments of business are said to | It is charged by Mr. Ku of these sell Complaints have been r frem proprietors of regular jewelry s A Fine Aid For | Mother-to-be| We are all gren(ly indebted to those who tell their experiences. And among the many things which e read about and | are of immediate im- | portance to the expec. tant mother, is a splen did external Temedy | called “Mother's| Friend.” 'This is ap- plied over the muscles | of the stomach. It | deeply penetrating ir Its influence. Mothe: everywhere tell of its| soothing effect, how it llays pains Incident to | retching of cords, | They tell of restful | peaceful nights, an ab- | sence of those distresses peculiar 1o the pe. | xd of expectancy, relief from moming ckness, no more of that -npreh‘nfl(un vn{ which so many young women's mind: come burdened. 1t is a splendid belp. & bottle of “Mother's Friend" nearest druggist. it for you. ulator Co,, proceed methods Irregular. that some jewelry be pla (et' from your Ask_your husband to get Then write to Bradfield Reg- 408 Lamar Bldg., Atlanta, G for a very handsome and ructive book. It Is flled with suggestive eas of great belp to all women interested in the bject of matern And best of all are let 1v:| otheis that are real inspirations, N ay | other Americans killed hy huahua were brought He saw Pancho Villa Juarez, Cancerning hls experiences ‘I may 'k down in that country some time," matntaing much silence g he = there and himself once however, W Brother and Sister Wed at Same Time| Cupla made a came to bat in the and C. Ward Burwick The brother and siste Cuptd” Steubendorf, and obtained lice principals Johnson and ( clerk, Agnes in th home r two-bagger live apr marris s to wed contracts 1 Helm TWO WANT TO GIVE DATA ON MUNICIPAL LIGHT PLANT I AM my name sults, My Everybody A name must created it DAY MORE Daylight Shoe ‘\\H‘\“w NEW ROSE Office Hours: 9 to PROUD and use if. vertising for me. efforts suffering has opened a large field, wants be That PEOPLE have al Butler advisel Sherman I, He was 1l Paso when they the bandits in Cht. buried. in he ant to when h where Nona ed before lice s the Peticolas that It is good ad I am getting re- to backed cxplaing N¢ pNT ARE Putting Their Feet in Stryker's Hands for Foot Comfort Service Douglas Shoe Store Dr. J. C. Woodward, . | BUILDING, ROOM 301 applied for engineer n connection to What's In a Name? othe relie service, by why 6th Would You Trust Hzm. tha St “1 suffered from stomach trouble,” said Mr. Weedman, “A friend of mine told me about the virtues of Tanlac and 1 decided to give it a trinl, 1 can now say from ex perience that there is nothing to compare with Tanlac. 1t has done me a world of good and 1 cheerfully recommend it to everybody who suffers from stomach afflictions “I would bloat after eating and have severe pains. Since taking Tanlac T am free from these troubles, After several doses T noted a ¢hange and in a few days veling like a new man. Tanlac is the beat medicine I ever tried for the stemach anlac: is being specially Introduced in Omaha by an expert, at Sherman & McConnell's Drug Store, Sixtcenth and Dodge streets Tanlac may he obtained in Benson at the Schiller-Reattia Drug Store; Spring- field, 1. Flegenbaum; Weeping Water Meyer Drug Co.; Nebraska City, Henry Schwake & Co.; Auburn, B, H. Dort; Ash d, 11, IT. Cone; Malmo, P, B. Fitch; remont, Brown-Frederickson Drug store; Oakland, W. O, Harding & Son; Clarkson, ¥, H. Koza; Columbus, Purity Drug Store; Monroe, Hill's Pharmacy; Madison, ¥ Burrls; Nickerson, Young & Murrle; Fullerton, Griffin = Bros.; Broken Bow, 8. I A. Lincoln. Lee; Unadilla, Frank Advertisement like s ve foot at which EVERY Opposice flic 16TH AND l‘AlllAll. 8 P. M. Wednesdays. 10 to 3 Sundays. Phone Tyler 260, OMAHAS LARGE CASH FURNITURE STORE HOWARD ST, ===, Will Save You Money —— There’ A Reason It Will Pay You to Get Our Prices ALWAYS Before You Buy A visit to our main third floor will give you some idea »f the vastness of our Dining Room Furniture Department. Your needs for any piece from a single chair to an entire suite, in any style or any wood, can be easily supplied here. Note the following prices and descriptions on a new and beautiful line of Buffets Buffet, exactly like illustration, 45 inches in length, gen $l3 25 . uine quartered oak fumed, 48 inches Buffet, golden or $15.50 e "‘h.fl‘-l in length, genuine | Buffet, golden oak, very heavy, 50 | inches in length, extra silverware or fumed, massive | and linen drawers, genuine quar $16.75 | mia" .. $25.75 Buffet, golden i | finished 1 Walnut and Mahogany Suites for the com- | \ conatruction, in gen uine quartered oak plete appointment of the Dining Room. SUITE IN NE CT WALNUT-Wi UITE IN DULL MANOGANY-— Sldebonrd, €6 inches long... . $60.00 | wiaghoard, €6 inches long ...007.58 | & China Cabinet. 46 ina. wide. .. 8809 | Cnina Cabinet, 4t tncnes wide 84800 O halrn to mateh, In hale cloth, tap- | Table, 84 inehes Crownd) R ] | oatry or leather & Berving table | Chairs in leather seat, sach to match Herving Table to match MANOGANY EUITE IN QUEEN ANNE-(A reproduction), $10.00 | TADle, 54 Inches (round), § lex.962.50 ‘x| Chairs in high spoon back and cane .. 8600 85435 | panel, each Sideboard, China Cablnet inehes long to match.. T o elegant sultes all portray the refined and classle lines of the peried they represent While the week of Wonderful Windows in Omaha {s catching the eye of everyone, do not fail to visit the extraordinary Mattress and Box Spring display shown in both our large windows all week and followed by the actual demonstration of making mattrel in the windows all during the first week of April. T,00k over the mattresses shown and the prices carded on each one. Ask to see the felt that we use in our good felt mattress welghing 45 lbs, In art tick, at $6,75: and the box spring at §9.75. Show Your Love For Clean Sport Go to the Big Indoor Meet Auditorium, Friday, March 31 53 Clubs, Schools, Y. M. C. A’s., Universi 607 Athletes and Gymnasts It's a Great Show Prices 25c¢, 50c, 75¢, $1 ties Reduced ne-Way Fares Until April 14th $32.50 To Nevada, California, Oregon, Washington, British Columbia $27.50 To Certain Points in Utah, Idaho and Montana Comfortable Tourist Sleeping Cars Colonist-fare tickets may be used in through Tourist Sleeping Cars to Pacific Coast and intermediate points, effecting a saving in time and expense. Union Pacific Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars are roomy, well ventilated, electric lighted, upholstered with rattan, and sanitary to a high degree. For more information about rates and literature describing routes, stopover privileges, etc., apply to L. BEINDORF 1324 Fa Omaha, Nebraska, Phone Douglas 334, Apartments, Flats, Houses and Cottages can be rented quickly and cheaply by a Bee ‘‘For Rent,"”