Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 11, 1916, Page 3

BOSTON IS READY FOR SPRING DRIVE ®Preparedness’’ Plans Com pleted Through Prompt Ac tion to Insure Safety. Direct Methods Win Battle “Preparedness” s no idle word wit ¥, W, Hoston, a decorator living at the ¥im Hotel, Omaha According to Mr. Mo he found himeelf facing hin very buskest season in w condition of nervousness To use Mr. Hoston's own phrase, "I could hardly stick to a lndder “Tanlac han mude me feel like a pow man, howevor, and 1 feel ke doing something now,” Mr. oston continued, n's statement in telling how he haw adoquately prepared | himaelt to do more and better work thah ever before ‘I had a weak stomach,” Mr, Bostoy explatned. 1 was sl run down, | had no appetite. | was losing welght and losing. strength every dny, My wloop wix slways troubled, After eating | would have n feoling of fullness In my heartbgrn and soreness. | od fron indigestion My Kidnerm wnd lver sthered m had pains In the small of my back, and my color wam mnllo arvous and dizz apells, nud hoadaches distressed me. Al times I could hardly stick 16 a Indder~in fact, 1 took to n bed at times Wall, I had heard so much about Tan 180 that 1 decided 1o take it, and it mad ma feel 1ika n new man sines 1 took the | tirat hottle, 1 can now ko sbout my work without that suffering Tanlac has mirely put me on my feel 1 feel like doing something [ cnn do more work than ever before. ‘Taniac 18 a fine Spring medicine Tanlac in baing specially Introduced in Omaha at the Bherman & McConnell drug #tore, Bixteenth und Dodge streets Tanlae may be obtained fn Benmon of the Henfller-Honttle Drug store; Mpring fleld, H. Flegenbaum; Weeping Watar, Meyer Drug Co.; Nebraska City, Menr ‘chwako & Co,; Auburn, 1, M, Dort; Ashland, W, I, Cone; Malmo, P, W Fiteh Premont Hrown-Vrederickaon Drig store; Onkland, M. O, 1arding & on; Clarkmon, ¥, H, Koza; Columbus, Purity Drug store; Monroe, Hill's Phar nacy; Madison, ¥, 12, Burris; Niekerson, Young & Murrle; Yullerton, Gritfin Bros lirokag Bow, £ R, Lee; Unadills, Frank A Lincoln,—Advertisement BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it. 25c at all druggists, Face Peeling Habit Becoming Fashionable Women of fashion and refinement in this country as In kurope seem Lo have heen acquiring the mercolized wax habit depending less and Jons upon commetics for thejr complexion difficulties, 1t does weom: a lot saner to Just pesl off the worn out akin when 1€ foses ita youthful color and appenrance—now that this can be Aone 8o easlly, sufely, painlessly and ece nomically, There's no trouble getting mer colized wax at any drug store (an ounce will do), aince i virtiues have become wenerally known here, and there's no trouble uming it Jurt am you use cold renm, applying al night, waghing it off next morning. The wax takes off the va mearf akin, in tiny fiakes, a little dny. The new under-skin which g ally nppenrs, 18 velvety soft und beaits fully white, radiant with girlish lovell- news. Any surface trouble Ifke pimples, red or yellow patches, freckles, ete, van izhes of course with the discarded uthele It haw also become the fashion, when wrinkles begin to appear, fo bathe (he face once n day for a while in a harmicss olution made by dissolving an ounce of powdered maxolife in a half pint of witch hazel, This Is remarkably effective in crasing the hateful lines.—Adverdsement Wanted 50,000 Farm Hands " | of experience at once on the farms of WESTERN CARADA To replace the young farmers | who haye enlisted for the war, (tood wages and full season'’s work assured. There Is no danger or possibility of Conscription In Canada. References required from all appli oants. For special rallway rates and other {nformation apply to W, V. BENNETT, Boom 4, Mes Bldg., Omahs, N Authorised Canadian Government = | Heals Skin Diseases 1 in unRecessAry fur you to sulfer with soaema, Hingwor raahies and almilar ehin troud A litte memo, gotten at drug store for or 31,00 for extra and promptly applied will instant relief from itching A & hea the ak and effeatively most [ TooAY's AiD To BeAVTY | sl . pontul of ca . . ¢ ath . spating N ahampen a . The Sunday Dee i the only aha newspaper that vives ity readers four hig peges of colored comies ’EXAM!NE BRAIN OF - HORSE FOR RABIES | 8t. Paul Resident Anxious to Ascer- | tain Whether Bite of Animal Was Dangerous | Fad bitten Mys, Kilser and for fear rables had beeh killed short (me ngo n M Leen Litten Ly n yrnd d & ce ol d rab wnd wfter bIng a an wnd hio oy w [ Kiited. The 1wo thm ere #n turnad, but o it tnkes from the ‘ Ry have b Mra. Kilzor la n wmy by Dy Melitmm to | | wae unteersie o0l of mediin mahn for dingie M | iwer wt the vequent of ‘..» ertain If everything Ie within the In Honrd Mewt! irintendent nt Pern, Ptute tend aoneeting of the #at: Noim | boa Toed Keeps in Harness, Awnistant Mate Superintendent A where he will tele 1p the esnrolidation solidation of dimtrict TWO WEST POINT PIONEERS citizens of the Klkhorn valley and lved hero for over thirty years, HARMAN SENDS BULLETINS (From a Btaff Correspondent.) LINCOLN enforced for Infraction of the law quent marketing YORK GAS COMPANY Bl{YS ital stock of $1833, was purch urday by the York Gas and pany. The lco plant ia | NICBRARA BOYS CALLED and hootlegging are to be investigated Notes fr Syracw HYRACUSE, Neb, Aprl |and Mre, W lam Dunn, ploneer resl lents of this nty, who were married here April &, 1906, was celebrated Satur dny, They kept open liouse from N the afternoen till 8 o'clock fn the | ing und recelved their friends in larg numbers, The Syracuse Worman's | dent. called in & body in the afternon an did the ladien of the Mobekah lodg e Syracuse Woman b e mak ol preparations 1o entertain the a " ont t the fest distriet Fedoratl Woman's ohute, wh \ [ ' . My ' M Med how Warth n....-.n... \ N » . . s . health & "o ey WA ne \ . ' well w Ko W g Wel al the mes vy ' v ) ne e . hoa Tha ne s Malur Fuster D..u. n Arms ANKTON & 1 Me o ¥ ‘e A N A Vo ™ ' * Celehmmind Boen B { Bars, Wob 1@ Wife of Deputv Sheriff Prevn,,xt.s Jail Dclivm'y‘ SCHOOL MEN ARE EVER ACTIVE |removing a LINCOLN Al «p \ |Miwtant Mate Veto foarian Mest m 1ed toceived the Linin of w horse fom |owned by Dy, Kilgerso® bi 1Pail, wole Toshin Dixor | m—ans, ase okt o uenl cx ‘A]hancv Having Systematic Cloau-Up“ LA FOLLETTE NOW HAS bond companl # to omas and Aiate | Trenwurer Hall went 10 Pocu todny 01 0t | Acting In mocordunce week for the | wats of Nebraska Teed went to Scott'n Bloff county todas dintriots and rurn! school Inspsetion. On hiw way boek he will stop st Corerd ani # held in the city Arrangements look up a proposition thore toward cons | of the eity hy n committee of Boy M | hended by & member of the (o club or fire departinent | order and a report made to the who will notify DIE; ILL BUT SHORT TIME WEST POINT, Neb., April 10,~(Apocial Telogram.)~Charles Meolntor »r Aled early this morning at the fumily home at Montery, of pneumonia, after g few dayw' | Mness, He leaves a widow and n lnrge family of grown children Mr, Melster was 04 years of nge and came here when that (hey must be attended 1o hetore watlon Saturday afternoon they M | northwest of Stella ufter o #ingering 111 neaw with the grip, was buried in the | Howe cemetory this afternoon. Mr Itandall was u ploneer of southeastern Nebraskn and was one of the well-to-do and influential men of his nelghborhood He s survived by several children George Randall of tella i & nephew. bannors ealling attention for neat weel and alley department of the with an incrensed week to assist in the SEWARD SUNDAY SCHOOL AWARDS EIGHT DIPLOMAS Feouts, earrying # boy, Ho wam the largest land owner in Cuming county, owning 1400 acren of | the best land in the county, besides n number of farms throughout the stats, He was one of the hest known plencer Mre, Rosn Kasik, an old ressdent of the ety and a widow? Aled very suddenly at her home Iate Bunday night. Heart dis eane s supposed to have caused her denth, Bhe leaves two daughters relding here, Mrs, Kastk was & native of Bohemia After pursuing the first standard teacher training class offered by tion and passing five examinations, elgh persons wora awarded diplomas Funda Prosbyterian ehurch o presided over morning at the the pastor, Ney representative for the synod of Ralph Houseman of Omahna ¢ nddress and presented the diplomas, | or ON THE HANDLING OF EGGS April 10.~(8pecial ) Food Commissioner Harman s sending out 10, o0 placards 1o be placed up In place where food and cgge will be for mle glving the methods to be used in handling foods and eggs and the penalties to be (Hadys Rohrbaukh According to the egg bulletin the an nual production of eggm amounts to more than $15,00,000 in this state and over | 82,000,000 of this 1s a loss from spolled | frult from the hen vine He shows the remedy to be careful handling and fre NAME OF MAN NOW DEAD Staft Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Neb. Whether a dead man may Mrs. Cassle Updike, aged 63 | Bunday at her home, two miles west of | Morence. Hhe is aurvived by several children Funeral services will be held trom Dodder's chapel Wednesday afters fred for | noon at ¢ o'clock, with interment fn For | ent Lawn cemetary run for office | ARTIFICIAL ICE PLANT YORK, April 10,-(Bpecial.)~The Crys- tal lce company, lcorporated, with a cap- ed Bat- ectric com ited near the night plant. The new directors are; ¢ Beaver, president; W, H. Abbott, Om- aha, vieo president; Charles Pfeffer, nec~ retayy-treasurer; J. B, Harvey, managor J. M. Bell, T, G, Wright and B, A, Ward, up to Becretary of case from Cuming county, present county d, has dled since withdrawal of names o Charles Pool (n There was no opposition to the total greater votes cast for the dead treas: cording to the s BODY OF WEST POINT MAN BEFORE FED. GRAND JURY | FOUND WITH THROAT CUT IOBRARA, Neb., April 10,~(8pecial.) United States Deputy Marshal Morgan was here Saturday and served subpoena on a number of the boys here in Nio brara, They are to veport hefore the grand jury April 10 in Omahba, Intro duction of llquer nto Tndian ressryations commissloner barement of the bufiding with [exact eause of death L oaks a necial,) | He loavos two The golden wedding anniversary of Mr ‘| PICKRELL BOARD RAISES LICENSE FEE TO $2,400 Newa Nales af Sonnn in Now Yark A rare and melinw sl heaw. guaran ted 1a B aae W manihe fail e amier & sAMe B fwa (e [hamn 10 b o8 el teeal Phass Chas OMATA, TUESDAY, APRII Yeg ggs Enter House, Blow Saloon Safe and Make Escape| COLUMBL Neb,, April 10~ (Bpeeial vam)-The home of George W nder at Cornlea was robbed early this raing and 8189 in monoy taken with a bing the fami The wafe in ‘ rehtel WAk blown oper d 10 tken between the hours of | and X notified officers and “ore A ganized and now in it The thieves left toward ore three in the party it ke w from here at b o Kt Saund( '8 Elvct(,d Mayor of Beatrice .. WEATIICK, Neob, Aptil 10, ‘|‘.‘\,.H elekin The old city comm'ssioners omed thelr affaira here this afternoo nd the new commissloners convened o 1% Enunders wan elected mayor, o noldw, treasurer, and J. 1, Vie'd end of publie property, The retiring mayor, 1. W, Mayer, add | Mg wnd siated that he hoped the new hoard would enrry out the poliey in sned the me augurated by the old commissioners thre enrs ngo FIFTEEN DELEGATES MILWAUKER, Wis, April 10,The list of La Vollette delogates 1o the republican nutionnl convention was increased today on the officlal count of tha Becond dis | trict whowed that both La Follette dele | ater wore elocted instond of one. Fre loun reports indicated the Becond dix wan wplit, The Iatest figiires now Low that La Wellotte will have fifteen deleguten from Wisconsin and Governor oo eleven DEATH RECORD Nyron G, Rundal) KTE LI Neb., April 10,~(Bpecial,) ron (4, Mandall, who dled at his home % L. Mitehell, YORIK, Neb,, April 10.~(Spocial )-8, L | Mitehell died at the home of hin son, 111 Town svenue, Saturday afternoon ,4 He wa county twenty-six yoars ago. s ia pur- Ived by two sons, Krnest of York and Dr. Willlard of Lincoln, Funeral serv M yonrs old and came to York s were held Bunday afterncon Mra. Bdow Warcen, Mrs, Edna Warren, aged 17 years, w! 1 Niny Warren, 3 ¥ort street, disd | Bunday ot a local howpital, Funersl ning, the Sunday sehool nwpw‘ly,rrm[u.vJ and teacher of the class, jren will be held from the Cole- and the Misses | MeiKuy chapel Tuesday afternoon at 2 | o'clock, with interment in Porest Lawn | cemetery Harrieita Rash, Henvietts Rash, Smonth-old daughter af Mr, and Mrs, 1. F. Rash, 308 North Twenty-n nth street, died Sunday. Pu- ON BALLOT IN CUMING nors/ worices were e seaterdny 20 from Cole-MoKay chapel, with | fterment in Forest Lawn cemetery, Mew, Cossle Updik o, Ao Lester Walker, Lester Waller, aged #0 yoars, for fifteen | years a restdent of Omaha, dled at his ome, % Harney street, Munday night ineral wevrices were held yewtord 4 o'clock from Dufty & Johnson's hapel. The body will be taken to North Flatte for interment WHY HAIR FALLS OUT o s o . o Cre—_0 Dandruff causes o feverish ireitatl the mealp, the hair roots shrink, joosen and then the hatr comen out (ast, To atop falling hair at once and rid the sealp of ery particle of dandruff, get a 2%-cent ottle of Danderine at any Adrug store o In vour hand and rub well | Into the aealp. After a few applications | dandrutf dissppears and the hair stops oming out. - Advertisement A Child Doesn’t Laugh and Play if Constipated Look, Mother! Is tongue coat- | ed, breath feverish dnd stomach sour? “QCalifornia Syrup of Figs,' can't harm tender stom ach, liver, bowels Maine A wn L nature o g den I lonmus | oealed LR . 0 ikie slamack o and » sed & cloanaing 4 L hewa \ T TR " \ wiea WM ) . v s gentle iy N . L alwars » . and o . Al ) Faces Trial PUPILS WILL reprimanded of the Board of Vo Investigntion Workmen for (he Ing the Iatter duys of the last weelc hur gymuasium and cther room, nchools of the Just what will be will probably be torn bullding wil be erectal n its pluce (s a lot site is one of Martin of the #4de Republican club announced Faturday | Offlce space for rent §u Bee office, 2114 | health and appearance, data of the WK e meeting of republ that waus to have ovening Inrtend in the Ritchie of | "R i wosecution of NN, & young negro who was arrested Ramors Are Denied My Offielal Wife,” a Vitagraph repro [ 1 \ 1l i frevlated about th Hide | duction of great merlt, 9 y = - K ager George Atkins is taking great !lrM- g off me cenune of | iy displaying his newly the (proposed government investigation | col pleture screen Negro Youth Arrested Charged with ye packing industr ere stoutly | A w‘n I le,\{!»lNfl' . g ome In and learn to gra Breaking and Entering, and local general b oan 1', T owilt be st KoutskyoPaviik Co onde entorda not | dny and Tuesday ty men were | HINT& FOR CLEAN-UP WEEK~Wa | £ the weele and these |Daper ut be volli good mixed paint STUDY IN GYM e R v | waler alrongs; B gl pudn ing and paperhanging. Garden sesis 8 t treme d ason | 5e. Koutaky-Paviik Co PRSI G and cattle killing 6 We dliver High price both ¢ ~ {1 Tne Ladies' Ald wocinty nuthoritles and lo e ‘ 2 il Preabytorian L d e Ve 1 tnined Wedneadny afternoon at the of trouble in the A o affalr I 1 ity-third and J streeta by fa agaln under ar t & Indusiry b ' "y frs. W, G, Davin and G tation charged wit bre ng # I t I In ruid, wos coug luntarily throu,ho ¢ ! e e LR R L d emoving a bar f New Movie Curinin & @ ' ynl Bhoe store at % yger Goorge A % h Sk R s o+ % Clear, Peachy Skin ing through the a) invent ' @ el f 1l " 1ure " ? : . . 1 Awaits Anyone Who il ! 4 Skt St g O A Mi) | " 4 ! angle that the i 4 rnks Hot water ro machine | * I ) ¥ 5 e f e th i M % D ‘ h Veople touests % Bays an Inside bath, before break: ardl £ hin ’”" inla of the Highlend and Central z ps us look and feel wives wora entertalned by I I ” , sweet, fresh, > i, ' | Mouth Twenty-second strest Friday even | il About t y-five oula W pre tparkling and vivacio L . > ont slevton good, elenr »kin Juvenile —OFfIrer | yonts in u dining room artistieally dec- | oo bo nove blood, 1f onl cliarge 0 L arated and lighted by shaded candles and | g @ oian could be old alian lamps the morning Inside bath; what & gest! Wity Miudy In Gyw Party for Mrss Niein fying oMEngs WOMIA taks tl sth Central | g4 birthdsy party. was - §iven Luthio | o' iia thousands of sickly, anaemie-100% " ovacated Gor | LR ) :" Notes, Fanf-agnts & "I'_" Ing men, wo and Kirle, with pasty or ’ How e |24 W sk, Euandey Aftarnosn muddy complexiona; instead of the multi- ; ! 11 Corn Betn, aunt of the entertatned, ar- | T B v ufpfolin ranged the party In honor of Ruthie's th m wren “hraln fapw’ and possimists we showid Pt i h M f | econd birthday The fittle ahild regantly nn‘" ‘l':\» r‘y ¥|ln‘|-fl‘ ]V wong of roe will be accommodated at the Fouth Side | L0 niie tor being the smallest b . v; ‘rl I;v s e o L] y naslum (o the high sehocl a ot g oSl choeked people averywh ad J nvoen | Opberage-ln R Renia AC.HevASH An Inatde bath 1a had by drinking euah bables held at the West Side Interde Mool were busy dut morning, haforo breakfast nominational chureh, VAght guests were el Bist Wataw' with & present and luncheon was served at 4 | "0 5 s % i Instal dng temporary deskn in (he Many presonts wers recelyed limentone piosphate in it (o wash It atul » the atomach, lver, kidneys and ton yards tidents wiil ho take Purse o Siolen, of howelw the previous duy's Indigestible muanner Wthough the A JIHEN "'\';V"‘“rh #% In e Y:.h ”m:‘m I“h waste, mour fermentations and A e | wmall diwmond ringw wot with small ehip | o/ F0 0 LTl e and freshan dimmonds valued wt 8160 was either lost Kouth ¥ g the entire alimentary r stolen at the Last Chance saloon at done wh 1} ] Lt in, more food intn the fone. with Lh Haflrond avenus and Polk street Priday | PULHINE house 18 ot known, It| g™ ame purss was the property of| TNOMe subject to sick hoadache, down, but whathor | s v 4 nean, naaty breath, rheumatiam Mrs, Marguret May, 1333 Drexel street he was accompanied In the saloon by allow complexion and atter the Board of Kous | jor danghter, Annle May Day, The lat sadootded oo 9 ter muspected n certaln youns man who | PAed very often, are urged o obtain & he most valuatle in 1) i the o nl the thne of steal-| UArter pound of limestone phosphate at only n block away | ing the purse and has Klven the polles the drug store which heart of the bustness district. | an accurate deseription of the youth trifie, but ta suffietent Maglo City Gossip, siroet, Termn reancnable. Weoll known | whe practics internal location Te jouth 27 t Tol. Noutk must remember that ans of Dougas count nrn Kimball Young nppeurs with Earle n ot vod to Friday | Vitagraph flim entitied My Officinl | the skin does not absorb impurities 1o he ratly w41 be hot | W€ A decided sensntion in pietures. | contaminate the blood whils the pores ° GRS Juventlo — Officer Miller was at the | iy the thirty feet of bowels do.~Adver: ball at Twen aurth and ¥ goiiy o wiation thix morning to take (wement. Guard the Cana Your mouth is the gateway to the most important canal in the world —to you! Guard it well, Make Werigley’s the Monitor of teeth, tongue and throat., Follow the idea of the big hospitals which are prescribing it for fever convalescents, It cleanses, refreshes, removes bad taste, steadies stomach and nerves, aids appetite and digestion, Largest selling gum in the world, Chew it after every meal The Wrigley Spearmen's Gume-ption Book s free, It's full of fun and sound advice, Address Wm, Wrigley Jr. Co,, 1604 Kesner Bidg., Chicago WRAPPED IN UNITED [ and partieularly those who have a pailid, to demonstrats | the quick and remarkable ehange In both awalting thoss Instde