Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 21, 1916, Page 10

Dandruff Makes Hair Fall Out|geputican 25 cent hottle of ‘‘Danderine’’ keeps hair thick, strong, beautiful, Girls! Try this! Doubles beau. | Henry Ford Elmer J ty of your hair in few | Harry 8, Byrne, 0, J. Baumann, moments, [ ¥red 11, Richards. ¥, L. Gallugher, |LITTLE CHANGE IN THE LINEUP Y For District Flecto Returns from 124 of the 124 pre P. Swanson, Bophus ¥, Neble, | .in0s of Douglas county were re Vor Delegates-at-Large, cefved last night and tabulated 1. 1, Baldrige Louls J. Platti The gensral. result indicated’ by . R. Gurney Willlam B, Price carlier figures wan not disturbed, [ P, Dodge W. D. Oldham For republican district delegate in It ). Kilpatrick W, . Thompson the Becond district, with only four | Willlam G | N, 1. Loom [ Wor R, B, How Within ten minutes after an appiiva tion of Danderisie you can not find a sine | & N Beyme Winners in Douglas Fop For Vice President, Burkett For Electors-at-Large, Vor Distriet Delegntes, National Committeemnn, ell For United States Senator, Kennedy Vor Becretary of State, For University Regents, our, Democratic, . President, nodrow Wilson John H, Morehead Until After precinets to hear e, Frank 'l wan lews than J, A (C Ransom 10 Kennedy. | Loomis Jumen ', Dahlman Ben # M, Hiteheock G the republican cand democrat Ing, the figures on | Mughon FOR DELIG P, L, Hall, THE DOUGLAS COUNTY YOTE COMPLETE Last Precinct Coming In This Morn- ing, Election Board Counting Midnight, from, Gould 0 votes Henry Clarke lost Douglas county for rallway commissloner by a decided vote, the republican prefer onco belng glven to Johnson Baker was nominated for for Idacy Vor Governor, t A Tiimition Keith Neville gress by more votes than his two opponents received together, and the | For Lieutenunt Governor 4 | E sumo thing was true of (!, O, Lobeck, {31, . Bhumway, Kdgar Howard | With Barpy county miss the Becond dis Clande P. Hensel, Charles W. Pool, trict are For Auditor, Demoeratic Lobeck, 5,213, e George W. Mursh, William . $mith, |yarty, 2,378; Quinby, 1,680; Mons | For State T surer, Pan, 967 i!' ., Hamer Huarry Adams Republican- - Baker, 6,703; Mer- For $tate Superintendent, cer, 4,062, Bigelow, 2, [ A, 0, Thomas W. H. Clemmons Returns on supreme Judges showed ! Corniwh, CGowa and Barnes high three Vor Attorney Genernl, Por Judges of the munlelpal court the Robert W, Devoe, Willls K, Reed high three were Britt, Haseall and Tiyneh. ‘ Judgos Vowter and Heed wors the two J r { ) s Vor Land "f"""""""" Wighest for police magistrate, The totals Fred Beckmann, G, I, Bhumway, follow For Rallway Commissioner, VYOR PRESIDENT (REP) Walter Johnwon. Vietor Wilkon. | ol i by Cumming "» 2, m ATER-AT-LARGE, (DEM vreees MM 2 ) BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, APRI L 1916. Speaking of Ultimatums Dietz behind con 9% ' 1 1 ¥lo u.u-l:.v vlu.nv“ AL o taliing halr "'1” 8, C. Baswett, H, D. Landls, | Phompsch ‘v your scalp will not iteh, but what wil " ) Platti 8278 | noe — - - - please you most will be after & fow '“r"""""’"“’"' | Thomas i » y A weaks' \se, when you see new hulr, fine | Ben), 8. Baker, C, O, Lobeck | Brtee 4] Funkhoussr (o) 184 and downy at first—yes—but really new Vor Sherift, oy Vi2i | Ages (dom) "4 halr=Srowing 8il over the scalp shael V, € ) . [FOR DELEGAYES-AT-LARGE (Rigp,), |obert Bmith (rep) ba4 A little Danderine immediately doubles | Michael V. Clark, ¥. J, McShane, Jr, (FOR, DL Fioo | ounsman (rep) 24 the beauty of your halr, No difference For District Clerk, A;t-l‘n.‘hm thu H, B, Smith (rep) %0 \Waldrive ), 552 how dull, faded, brittlo and scragsy, Just | Rohert Bmith, C, P, Morlarty., | L.pperson 5124 COUNTY CLERW moisten u cloth with Danderine and care Dodge V¥ | Kelpin (dem.) fully drew It through your halr, taking Vor Burveyor, Currle 7040 }("u‘\::n A"h-mr one small strand at & time, The effect I | Loy 5, Adams, | Kilpatrick - T | Gresnteat (rep.) amuzigg-your halr will bo lght, flufty i FOR BENATOR (DEM.) & COUNT TTORNE and w%-\')‘ wnd have an appesrance of Vor Tressuror, By % | Mugney (dem.) ¥. ATTORNE?Y sbundance; an Incomparable luster, soft- | B, G, Solomon. M. L, Endres, / £ A “ | Murphy (rep.) noss and luxuriance % FOIW BENATOR (REP.) Bmith (rep.) o " 0, . Aa onney 10,760 | 4 Get & 2 cent bottle of Knowlton's Dap- Vor County Olerk, | Aldrich %108 | Ktamar. (reb) derine from any drug sore or tollet | Frank Dewey, Chas, K. Kelpin, | DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN, BEC COUNTY BURVEYOR. pounter, and prove that your halr fs as For County Attosmey, AR OND DIRTRICT o8| Adams (rep,) 1,801 protty and woft us any—that It has beon | o\ o0 Pt e gotney o 4N COUNTY TREASTRER i neglectsd or injured by cnreless treat- | F1o ©. Murphy, + A Magney, Slonahan ‘94 | Endres (dem.) ? 7,681 ment—that's all-you surely. can haye For Assessor, Fisharty . e 410 ‘?&',‘.‘L’i"!’,.‘.,”,’"‘ ot beautital bair and lots of 1 1t you Wil | g G ghriver, J, M. Pitsgorald, |MOFUBLICAN, CONGRESSMAN, BEC-|ginbiad (rep,) Just try a little Danderine, W. A. Yode For County Buperintendent, Paker 7 COUNTY ASBESSOR. | Pitzgerala (dem.) S Quigley (dem.) r. : Y : Butt (dem.) ES DEMOCRATIC — NA - g For Public Defender, TIONAL CONVESNTION, SECOND | kv ",:"r"l"’",”‘” W. N. Johnson, It, 8, Horton, B nlom DINTRICT 719 | Chambers (rep.) P 81 nod 177 SBUPT, PUBLIC INSTRU For Commissioner—Third District, | K¥ennedy 4 i " yoder 4?,.l,', Lic 1 A , % A DELEGATES ~ REPUBLICAN NA-| Giiney ‘(rap ) A, C, Harte, ). Compton, TIONAL CONVENTION, BECOND McLane (rep.) AR For Commissloner—Witth District, |, PIRFRICR 2199 STATE REPRESENTATIVES F, C. Best, Jeff Bedford Loomis B8 REPUBLICAN st R Gurley 2,08 | Foster 6,0 fobinson ‘or Police strate. voper 2 Button Chas, B, Foster, J :l‘l"l!mrruhl Watn Druning . B e M. 7 ‘ Walsh Bruning p B " Burgess s A Cowduroy H. E. Reed. R. J. Madden, fl,:"""' i pherman 4807 Dunmier For Justice of the Peace, DELEGATES PROGRE! n‘“;y:”“u Q!l?ii,.u Grant H. H, Clalborne, 1. Glen Moran, FIONAL CON VN FION it L 0 Blgelow 11 Anderson Non-Partisan. Kuley B e, For Chief Justice of Supreme Court, | NAT 3 }I‘u"knr Ao¥ r’h-'rllnuar M e Ong 4 4 hnson A. M. Morrisey, Jacob Fawcett, y 5,892 | Hernatein 4,220 Larson For Associnte Justice of Supreme | NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN '\{“-'“.M‘ et {'vr.'.'u'n;rfl-';nw McGrew urran Lo . b4 i e RANOR-REPUBLICAN, BTATE REPRESENTATIVES J. Cornish George J, Hunt, 4 "l;"li, GOVERNOR-RE. PEAN, o ; DEMOCHAT : . adge “ + B shannon 4.780(C ol 1} €. A. Goss, L. 8. Hastings, George - M2 iaagan 638 Hannon MeKolvie Bulla 4464 Sheehan J. B. Bdrnes, 8. H, Bedgwick, ,‘,'.,..,,,. Hopkins 144/ Connolly ) Miles #ichmona 4,431 Jensen 3 ¥ ': § ‘l'""" Indpn, FOR GOVERNOR (DEMOCRATIC) | Lovely 4,203 Norgan Airyce Crawford, Hryan 676 | Gooda 4,238 Horan . . Nevills 6281 | Jolen 4,212/ May For Municipal Court Judges. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, ‘P-‘rlxlx""l:‘v.r(_k $u p”',"i;'.':,.,, Vincent Hascall, Robert Patrick. Poaraon (dem ) 438 | Howard 47 K aplan & \ 1 . Howard (dem.) Nellson 8,721 Morearty g h l H k k' 5 |G W Brint (eorge Holmes Bannlug (em ) Greenhagen 545" Redwood 2 ea s SIC 8 ll'l g W. P. Lynch, A. E. Baldwin, Bhumway (rep.) Holmes 3,39 Dervin 8 g Kiechel (rop Brennan 3.215 £ The moment that Resinol Oint- & State Hopresentatives, Nordgren (rep.) u POLICE MAGISTRATE - ? = 2 DITOR PUBLIC it d_(D.) 3,78 Fo = menttouchesitching skintheitch- 2 | arry A, Fontor, Henry Richmond. |y 'Sl (e Maddem 4ny ) 3701 Reat (R, £ ing usually stops and healing I. Frank Burgess. R. A. Schnelder Minor (rep.) Callanan (D) Baldwin (R.) g begins. That is why doctors have ¥ . March (reg Andresen (1), 1LES'Wappieh (R.) - R. €, Druesedow, J, H, Craddock UNIVERSITY REGENTS Devine (D.).... 1012 Caldwell () g prescribed it so successfully for . Mokl (datn) ", 484 | Donahue (D)) Cooley (R.) E over 20years in even the severest Tames Walsh Jens Niolsen Landis (qem.) .54 | Hyrtnett (D). 1 g casesol eczema, ringworm, rashes, P 1 Tralnor Jerry Howard S8 (rep,) ;“n‘v 1‘(-::‘;?;,.‘,“"“- M and many other tormenting, dis [Joun W, Cooper, J. H. Bulla [ 7o radhiaag i COUNTY COMMISSIONBR—THIRD g figuring skin diseases, Sold by | Joseph Bherman, John H. Hopkins Clomons (rep.) DISTRICT, = all drageins. For leay com | SU 3 Hewitt (rep,) Compton (dem H REINS. Nels A: Lundgren, Francis Goodall RAILWAY COMMISBSIONER | Jacobberger (dem.) = Plevion use Resin p. g John 1 Jorry Jol lute “(dem.) W | Wultt (dem.) H ohn Larson, orry Jelon Clite (om.) 3708 | Harte (rep.) 000000000000 HEE IR | James Allan John J. 8hannon sehrue_ (dem.) 01| Leedor (rop.) Edward A, Bmith W. J. Norma Hair Often Ruined Niate Nenators, Fank R Joseph M Keogan Lovely By Washing With Soap || 1tarry J. Hackett, Thomas Hootor | b i — Hert ¢, Miner J. H, Bennett | LD | ’ . Y K, A Bhotwell John M, Tannor i iy ohn Macfarland, John ¥, Moriarty arma . g ¢, L. Baunders i, Btrehlow o . h . Vor dudges of the District Court, “f' ' e Leo Bstelle A. O, Wakeley VFPORNEY i & Charles Lestie J. 1. Macomber fioee " 1 W A, Nediek L T Diekinson ‘l ¢ h « ¥, W, Fiteh W, H, Hatteroth, |y ) A . Trouy M, N Churehil) i \ U, Hea 1O Travia ™ : ! STOCKHOLM CITIZENS i PREPARE OWN DEFENSE DO YOU ONE S8TEP? GIRL : . : SOLVES A FOOT PROBLEM vy P " . K \ : . . | 4 - WOMAN GIVEN ~_TWO DAYS To Make Up Her Mind for Surgical Operation, She Re- fused; Cured by Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Ono year ago | ' d back nearly went I went to etors and tng worse the w ) 1 b lot AL pos medicine | took WAL B young L \ " never regy 4 ln the faw A aaw i ' wapaper and had be | this g il wan wh ® saved from e was In had days o make AR operation o only twae w Ao ber Fiven me = up my mind o0 | sent my husband W the flmq tlore al ones for & bottle of Lydia E Fabhham's Vogetable n passiined, aned beliove me, | only fook four doses be fare | telt & changs and when | had fin fahed the thind bottle | was oured and never felt botier, | (u 1 you the prty Vege o publish my fetior and am only Gt gimed b bot other women know of m it M. Twos Motiosias, M Hartvilie Buvel, s, s BERNSTORFF URGES MEN NEEDED GUNS = HISNATIONTOYIELD AWFUL FAST THEfy’ | German Ambassador Sends Dispatch Omaha Blacksmith Outfitted \ He to Berlin Saying America Means Business. THINKS THERE WON'T BE BREAK WASHINGTON, April 20.—Count nt to Berlin digpateh interpreting in Washington and making certain 'n Omaha He 1s understood to have advised his government that ..y yeipey (o outfit many a be believed the United States meant recommendations last a von Bernstorff, German ambassador, night the long situation the Settlers Moving Into Wild and Wooly West. COUNCIL BLUFFS IN 1860 In those days when gun needed it quick, Bays, of 4008 No. “th conducts a general w who A man needed sald George Btreet blacksmith Omaha, bumness Mr who fs 74 blackamith shop in ¢ Boys, cars o4, had ‘ouncil Bluffs In 1560, party of and wooly settlers moving into the “wild Just what it sald in its submarine | West Counell " # AN ol ing poin note and that something would have inell Bluffs was an outfitting point - for the Immigrants moving west in thow to be done quickly if friendly rela- | uve ' Ar Bays safd. “Thelr horses and tions were to continue prairle schooners needed attention, and The ambassador himeelf having 80t It while wupplles were belng com- read the address of the president and | Peted for the Journey into the far weat. ) Mr. Bays happlly needs no gun now the note sald: “I can make no com but a lttle while ago he neded Tanlac ment either upon the address or upon | the great reconstructive tonle, and h the communication which has been Us:d that quickly and with splendid re , aults ent to my government.” " MR ¢ My B Since | began taking Tanlae T am W= However, he was authoritatively |, luon yetter in every way,' sald Mr described as having adviged the Ber- Bays to the Tanlac Man at the Sherman lin foreign office in the message to-| & McConnell drug store I had been night that he belleved at least some | *""Y "‘I” ""]“" down. M g """r;l’" b poor seldom got w good night's re #uch declaration as t made regard- atd ¢ wha' weal snd' ahsky Ing the conduet of submarine war. T learned of Tanlic through the new fare in the Mediterranean Sea should pape and my wile went down and g be issued immediately to cover all|® Vottle for me e 1 began takin It, 1 am better in every wa submarine operations, My nppetite has improved, 1 wlee Mediterrnnenn Assurances, througn the night now, my nerves ar e The Mediterranean declaration wan |Stronker 5 handed to Mécretary Lanms.ng by the ams:| L hed tdken many other miedicine 5 JRARG. 0. RADEIREY TSTRL BV S8 8 without relief. But | am now on m bassador on January 7 of this year. It | yhivd bottle of Tanlac and will contini contatned asrurances mueh brcader in | with the medicine for I feel that it wi | thelr scope than those glven to cover the | glve me permanent rellef ; | activity of submarines in the war zone | Tanlac may be obtained In Oma at h | around the British Isles, where Germany | the erman & McConnell Drug com - | has contended from the first that it was |pany, where the Tanlac Man explain engaged In a campalgn of retaliation for |how it should be taken and the resul! | the British blockade. |that may be expected from its use b | The assurance were to the e’fe't that ' run-down, weak, nervous men and P S move==lonly & crutser warfare would be: con.|women (A | Shotwatl 0 \,",;:';f:,' RyT, wos ducted againat evemy m rchant mhip ’r;,,:xu may be obtained .‘n vlfl n‘lv‘y‘v:“‘v { Biind 17255 Adkins W77 and that noncombatant ships of eve y | the Schiller-Beattie Drug store; i Macfarland #88| Ryder 4880 character, freigh: as we'l ns ra'sengcr- |fleld, 1. Pegenbaum; Weering Wator (v Bt Morrinon WIS oarrying, would Le accorled proper warn | Meyer Drug Co raska City, I:-n" Btockham 0006 [ing and safety for their pussorgers an||8Schwake & Co.; Auburn, ¥. M. Dor | o ATATE BENATORS-DEM, rew. The assurances which have beey | Ashiand, H, II. Cone; Nllnlm'lu \,s« Tanner 6008 11owell ceeen 4023 or the w ne nre e Fitch Fremont, Brown-Frederickao Mor arty 62 Reagan 3009 | 81ven for the war zone g A0 B I e atordl Oalclanid. M, OF Harding-& | Btrehlow 5114 Welsh 3184 Isles covered on iners s H. Koza: Col u fennett 47 Bridwe i 81| "The daclarailen ot ary 7, alro prom | Boni Clarkson, . H. Koza; Columb Hoctor 2% ey i 7 g B Purity Drug store; Monros, Hill'a Ph COUNTY COMMISSIONERS-TH DIST, ¢, " : e " macy; Madison, E. E. Burrls; Nickers n Anderson (dem.) ’ jog mendrs ¢ Lo wlid t) (bey b easiurance; |y, . & Murrie; Fullerton, Gritfin lixos Pedfora (dem.), . 1,10 | Blven would ‘he punisied and Ihalp e Tpoy g 'R Lee; Unadilla, ¥ran Btuben (dem.).,.. 126 reparation would be made for desth or Gregg (rep,) 171 ( h A. Lincoln,~Advertisement Bost (rep.) 158 njury to American citizens Musgrave (rep.) i 1,087 Instructions to Captains, il A FOR PUBLIC DEFENDER. German commanders operating in th 9 f Borwer (Aam.).....orvsv. sactterranenn, tt an mid n tne seciarn | DON'T SQUEEZE BLACK- Waters (dem.) tion, which was fyeued after the stoam. | Kiorean (04 y 1 ha me do ad pa 4 ’ y Johnson O A tieular nstructions to exclude such mens- | Baueezing and pinching out blackhea . Chambers (rep.) ’ ure of reprisal as were, applied in thes [Make the pores large and cause Irrit MEMBERS OF THE WATHR BOARD, { war zone around the Britfsh Isles tion—then, too, after they have hecos Heatey (dem.) i 47% | 14 ts cxpected that Count von | ernstop;¢ | HArd you cannot get all of them ou A conni e, (1 7mter imiils Macratacy T an'l . | Blackheads are eaused by accumulation } Blaven (dem,)., 9474 ‘ 4 * % of dust and dirt and secretions from the Howell (rep.) b morrow. The secretary informed him t> 4 and Obes ( 0 % skin an ere 18 o 0 ¢ I e D0 a.0q 0¥ that he was ready to discuss the|ey and one that never falls to g | CUBNINBRAM (F8D.).rsssrss ‘Y'uis 'matter at his convenlence. §nce the in- of them—a simple way, too—that " J1 FICKE OF PEACE. > ception of the present situation ( int | Glssolve them, Just get from "”V‘ Aaruy | > o store mbout two ounces of powder Newman (dem.) §0s # 81 | “on Bernatorff has v ade atiempta to dls- |y croxin-sprinkle a lttle on a not, wet ‘g I\l'v:r-n ‘wrru‘ 6% cuss the situation with the gecretary. On rponge—rub over the biackheads briskl KRIN (A€M.) .. \vevvirusssnnns 7 ch ocearlc ¥ e i or a few seconds—wash off and you'll Moran (dem.) g707 | 98¢k occasion, he wan informed, ho be surprised to see that every blackhead Cialborne (rep.) that he would be given an opportuni has digappeared, and the skin will be Leeder (rop.).. leter. The time of the proposed confer-|left moft and the pores in thelr naturs vy (rep) 151 | once a ; s ed 1o | Ccondition—anyone troubled with these Hoach (rep.) 19| €nce had not been definitely tlied to- | ey iy "blemishes should try this sim ineller (rep.).... 17 | night ple method.—Advertisement | Making an entirely new and novel beverage from (he cholcest American “ cereals, WITHOUT MALT, without fermentation, without , not brewed, containing NO ALOOHOL, being tax-free; pot a “bee “‘near beer” or “temperance beer,” with a flavor and taste of its own and being in a class of its own. For sale at all drug stores, hotels, restaurants, soda fountains and soft drink establishments, ramily Trade lied by 6002 to 6016 South 30th Street. walae ¥ SOUTH SIDE STATION OMAHA, NEB. 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