Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 2, 1916, Page 5

THE BEE: ERAVES WIN FROM | PAT MORAN'S PHILS vstes Defeat League C‘mmpmns’ for the First Time This ‘ Season | RUDOLPH ALLOWS FOUR lflTSi BOSTON, May 1.-The Boston Nationals defeated Philadelphia, b t ing thelr first the | today, scor n over | folph held th ton solve Catcher Burns and Manag field for Jginent o fctory on hamplons. Ruc hi disputing | n o strikes A ABHLOA Dodgers Whip Glanis YORK, May L-Brooklyn mh,.‘ Now hers today, the | winning $to b Steniel | oklyn in the lead in the thirvd run, coming with two Palmero nlso was hit NEW home while e fifth inning veteran loft hender. Nap Ruckar t game of tho season for was hit freely, retiring In in the fourth inning. f 'wan the elghth conkecutive Gefeat for New NEW YOR Totaln sBatted for Dooin in ninth *Batted for Schauer in ninth Brooklyn 004040 New York 102000 Two-base hits: Myers, Kauff run: Stengel, Etolen buses: Miller, John ston (2), Sacrifice hit Daubert. Bacr! fice (lles: Myers, Flatoher, Doubla piays Kauff to Doyle, Johnston to Olson to Mowrey, Cutshaw to Daubert to Olson Baren on balls: Ot Palermo off Schaver, 1; off Coombs, 1. Hitsa' and carned runw: Off Palmero, R hits, 8 rins in four and two-thirds Innings off aurer. 2 hite, 0 run in forr and one 1g WM L ‘1a¥oni 336 fFUmuUp pIM in three innings: off Coombs, 6 hits, 2 vope in mx fanings. Btrock _out: By Palmero, 2; by Behaver, 2: by Rucker, 1 . 4 hy foombs, 2 Wild pitches: = Palmdro, Hchauer. Passed ball: Rariden. T'mpires: Byron anq Quigley. 00 08 2 06 TTome d Meds Biank Plrates, OCINCINNATI, May 1-Mitche!l was master of the situation at all times here * today, shutting out Pittaburgh, 3 to 0, Neale' tripled in the first inning and ncored on a sacrifies fly, No more runs | were made unt!l the sixth, when ®mith’'s error allowed Killifer to reach first, and he scored on Chaee's double, Chase then wcored on Griffith's single. Score: PITSBURGH CINCINNATL AB.HLO.AD BILOAE 4 1 0Neate, cf.. b 1 3 0 0 f4 3" 1 Tkinter Q4 0 1 0 0 f of 3 0 10 0Chase 1.3 110 0 0 000 0 0Grittith, ©f. 4 25 0 0 bm'n, vt 4 1 0 0 OGrob, fb... 8 1 130 Wagner, . 4 10 4 Oferson. w8 § 1 8 0 Behmidt, o..4 1 1 0 OLooden, 2h.8 O & § 0 Knabe, #b.... 4 1 8 & 0CIarke,'s..,.3 & §42 Bmith, 2b... 4 1 1 2 Mitohei), 9.9 1 6 £ 0 Afams p....10 110 o o o Jaohes D0 000 Totals.. W 8711 0 *Rehultz ... 1 8 0 0 0 *Paird 10000 Totals.,. . 42 #2413 4 Batted for Adama In seventh atted for Barney in elghth 1Pitmburgh 00000600, Cineinnati 10000200 %3 Two-hase hita: Hinchman, Groh, Chase. Three-base hit: Neale. Stolen base: Caray. Double plays: Herzog to Louden to Chase, Carey to Schmidt, Mitchell to Herzog to Chage, Bases on balls: Off Mitchell, 2 Hits and earned runs: Off Adams, 6 hits 2 runs in slx innings; off Jacobs, 0 hit, § run in two fnnings; off Mitchell, 8 hits, ¢ rune in nine innings. Btruck out: By Mitchell, 2 Passed ball: Schmidt. Um pires: Kiom and Emslle. IOWA UNIVERSITY GIVES BLANK TO TEACHERS’ NINE TOWA CTTY, Ta., May 1.~(Spectal Tele gram.)-Towa drew seven bases on balls and stole while hitting safely times to defeat the state Teachers $ to 0. Score RH.E 20200004%-8 7 3 iR o ix bamsen 000000000-0 7 7 ‘ n)yH.‘n’v'mv W i, ."h:v:l‘;h e Five Hundred Voices To Be Heard at the Singers' Convention | ' ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF BREAKING INTO BOX CAR WAR ON T'5E D'ANDELION BEING PUSHED WITH GREAT VIGOR BY THE OMAHA BOYS AND GIRLS - This and girls as- photo shows the pile of uprooted dandelions gathered at Franklin school Monday morning, when the boy: | sembled the fruits of the campaign of Saturday for inspection and the award of prizes, OMAHA, 2, 1916. TUESDAY, MAY 2 records continie to be broken at all sto )00 lnuc a MAaNA| wnite cotlexo work ia to ba the featura ness dopartment under the supervision of Dean Dallas—Rains have revived business, construction of the $000) acience | yr ey embracing a courae of tnstruction Reports to Federal Reserve Board . : which was fnclined to be sluggish, In | PUlding for the University of Omaha will | yniiar to that of the loenl high schools Indicate (’°9d Conditions the southwestern section, where no rain | NOt interfere with the work of the sum- | o o offored Keeping Up. fel) 0 cattle are dying and unless | Mer school session. Redick hall, in whi With the exception of Miss Gordon of 1ains come conditfons will soon be serious, | the 1arger number of the classes nre to | ¢h. Engiinh department VOLUME OF BUSINESS GOOD Cotton i t all marketed. Activity ,"' held, wiil not be torn down untll tho | gacyiry will remain fe in the oll « has Increased about $ | complation of the new structire WABHINGTON, May 1.~The monthly | per cent over last year. General trade| from present inquiries (he summer survey and business conditions through- | coyditions are good and labor Ia fn much | school enroliment promises to surpass | UMSTED RECOVERING out the country reported to the 1ederal demand | that of the attendance at p . R FROM ATTACK OF GRIP Reserve board by agents in each reserve Han Franelsco—Lumber prices are up $1, | cause of the expected indreare, the studie Aistrict, and made public tonight shows | to & per thousand feet and orders ar offered this smmer, will have a meh W Umnated of the Western Unlon that the prosperity continued to incremse | greater than mill capacit Acute short- | wider range than the urrlculum — of | who has been indisposed for several during April in virtually every section age has caused unparalleled activity in | former messic The pedagogical depart- | weeks from complicationa arising from of the United Btates, especially in eastern | ship bullding. Trade and financinl con- |ment, in which the largest increase an attuck of grip, s expected back at manufacturing centers, A synopsis of the ditions appear to he excellent expected, will ba eninrged the add offlce this week 2 Furvey by dtstricts i S / Boston—Business continues to fmprove, | The power of an explosive depsnds comparison with a year ago shows that in [upon its capacity to produce a large many oases the improvement is extreme. | volume of gas from a comparatively New York-—The volume of goods pro- | small amount of orfginal solid matter. . duced and wold last month was probably e greater than n any March on record B A A i e Philadelphia~Trade Is brisk; prices are | rising; manufacturing plants are working to capacity, Cleveland—Farnings of steel companies | and concerns in kindred lines continue at a8 unprecadentad rete | Tint your hair to the shade desired with | Atlanta—General conditions are un- | grounatone,” This new preparation is | changed; outlook for future conditions | far superlor to any mixture that contains | favorable. henna, sulphur, lver, lead or similar | preparations. Don’t Stay There in & gradual selling of the cotton here 18 no danger of an ftching or pol- | erop, Manufacturers are working full | soned when you use ‘‘Brownatone, time and many are behind on orders. for this s preparation posltively con- | taing no | mercury, silver, sulphur, | Money Slightly Harder. zine, aniline, coal-tar pros ts or thelr Chicago—Money is hardening slightly. | derlvatives. You 1sh or comb ft into the hair and pr instantly disappear—your halr ix a beau- | tiful and uniform ¢ throughout—the | are as dark ag the ha o and you | any #hade desired from a lght n to a_ black. Just a moment “touching np” once n month and no one can ever detect it No rubbing, or washing off-no fading epared In two shades—one to produce en or medium brown, the other, dar} Two slzes—2% cents and Manufacturers and wholesale merchants your gray hairs are enjoying good business. Fall wheat eondition 18 reported to be unsatisfactory in many localities, Decreased wheat erops in prospect. Volume of general business continues high §t. Louls—This district 1s 1n excellent business condition. Producers and manu- | g facturers are operating to capacity, ship ro'wn or black 1,00 ments of merchandise show largo In- |0 Ly na sbsolutely free, for w crenses and the buying power of the gen- | ghort fime only, a sample bottlo of it 'you will send s _your ed b Brownatone’ name and addr help pay post ples at deale you to try “Brownatone find for yourself just {8 to all so-called “'dye Kenton Pharmacal Co Covington, K eral publie has incrased Minneapolls—Wholesale and retall trade are prosperous and industrial conditions excellent, Grain territory will show a 10 per cent reduction in wheat acreage for | 1916, Planting will be two weeks late, but a good crop is looked for as conditions appear favorable Kansas City—Crop anteed in Omaha l»\ Bher I Drug Co. Btores, and \lers man conditions have | gther leading Best Cane Sugar, 100-lb. Bag, $7.60 This is about wholesale price, bought before the recent advance and we are passing the saving on to you, LEMONS FLOUR utey High, B 68c 7c Ilc 7c A car of Heo 45-1h, pack $1.60 Thrifty Habit, eve anteed 48-1h. sac $1.35 Van Camp Assorted MeLaren's Pe e x Lye of large, Lemong nomy atent: low urplus quickly 60 and 12c 13c 14c¢ 15¢ 83.14 00 83,42 19¢ Be ™ | 82.20, for 19¢. REMEMBER EVERY PURCHASE AT The Basket Stores IS GUARANTEED TO PLEASE to 200 size, dozen or pound Vinegar gy r pound per "THE OLD RELIABLE / @) /’7’ eer ). SWOBODA RETAIL DEALER DOUGIAS 222. OMAHANES HONE A UNITED AMERICA ACES GERMANY LARGE CROWDS OUT 5.5.5.15 PURELY ATK. C. FOR * B[LLY"}VEGETABLE--NATURE'S Evangelist Addresses Thirty Thou- [ sand People at Opening of His Campaign. PREDICTS RECORD CLEANSING BLOOD TREATMENT v discovered, that the e abundantly sup- »f various kinde lents for making IVM that furnish th v remedy for practically every allment mankind. edicines made from KANSAS CITY, Mo May 1 herbs and barks which Nature (8pecial Telegram,)-—In & cold, laced at sposal of man are ) which fell through- 'f ¥ bt drenching rain which L Eanperenly o6 out Sunday, 10,000 persons went to | (. de 4 hear “Billy” Sunday preach tHe clally th h and bowels, by eating i membrane, producing ¢ ‘germon of A seven-w opening germon of a seven-week ' and_often entirely campalgn here this morning ru 5. I gusren y kR teed 1 vegatable remedy | ternoon, although thel antirely of gentle-acting, de ur had not abated, 10,000 N ing roots, herbs and . ing properties that bufld more istened to the ravivalist, anl Ul parts of the system, In addition 3 s i ‘ : s urities and polsons n {th the rain still falling, 8. e o ucle treat the tabernacle was again filled s of the blood, 1t : nystem, Get 8, 8 8 be vd ¢ an Ay 5 M 8 s a standard e . P ath everywhere as the 1 ! ever discoverad ¥ \ unday anid tonig If your is a pecullar case write to Swift a1 the first dny of a | Specifie Co, Atlanta, CGa " persons a e } dor & ) . Ay reivied it 1 e aennce - STOMACH UPSET? ding ting : n the " of ¥ TR the (Get at the Real Cause—Take Dr, Kn City campa g1 L new Fdwards' Olive Tablets, l anaing Al Sunday called for no tral That's what thousands of stomach suf- hitters today, his firat sermons were | ferera are doing now. Instead of taking aracteriatioally tonles, or trylng to pateh up a poor dis Doena Up'on May Sos goation, they are attacking the real cause \h PRTIN gl in heaven Of the allment-clogged liver and disors ould not come to Kansan City and live | dered bowels two weeks and then ret to heaven Dr. Bdwards’ Ollve Tablets arouse the without first belng fumigeted and diain. | Hver in a soothing, healing way, When focted the lver and Lowels are performing Added sentimental Interest for Bunday | thelr natural functions, away goes in- contatned fn the fact that the Kansns | digestion and stomach troubles, City tabernacle stands on the exact spot 1f you have a bad taste In your mouth, where Hunday once played professional | tongue coated, appetite poor, lasy, don't base bal eare fesling, no ambition or energy, All of (he evangelienl churchea of thfs | troubled with undigested food, you should city and of Kansas Clty, Kun, are co- | take Olive Tablets, the substitute for opernting in the campalen Aftor ench sermon, n detective ahead of him, w detective close behind him inday terally ran through u renr alnle and {nto a private room for a rub-down. A Balthnora physician had advised him to remain In bed fifteen mimites after each sermon, He In following the advice Ho will submit firs t to n rub-down sueh 10 administered to athletes after wavere physieal effort, and then, coverad with blankets, relax completely until he haa recuperated from his pulpit effort Name Kuccessor to Lyon AUSTIN, Tex.,, April 8,-John A. Hulen of Houston han been wpolnted Vrigadte of the Texas Natlonal Guard, in fon fo the late ( A Lyon, A \ouncemant of the Appointment wes mads today by Governor J. I, 1Fergusor It was on the anniversary of the Battle of Lexington, the Revolution, and the anniversary of the first spilling of blood in the Civil War that President Wilson came hefore the joint session of Congress and announced his dispateh of a virtual ultimatum to the German Government. THE LITERARY DIGEST for April 29th, in presenting the consensus of editorial opinion throughout the country upon the situation, shows that the general feeling may be summed up in the words “The summons has come to every American to manifest true faith and alle- giance and to repress in his breast the foul spirits of divisive strife and pettifogging partizanship. America must be put first, and the only oftectlve about the center of national Authority.”’ way to put America first is to rally Other articles of very great interest are: The Presidential Choice of Republican Lawmakers Showing the Result of a Poll of the Members of Legislatures in the Various States. A Total of 1,500 Replies or 500 More than the Number of Delegates in the Republican National Conventions, Has Been Received The Bomb Plot Thickens Flutterings of the Dove of Peace Tesla’s Million-Dollar Mystery Britain’s Beef Indemnity England’s Reluctant Benedicts The Philippines No Bait to Japan Shall We Feed the Birds? Mining for Mushrooms A Time-saving Advance in Telegraphy Explosive Sewers How the War Has Affected Our Education Blue-Penciling the Bible A Gallery of Striking Hlustrations A New Europe April 29th Number Gelatin as a Food of the New York Globe : calomel Dir, dwarde' Olive Tableta are a purely vegetabla compound mixed with olive ofl, You will know them by thelr olive color, rhey do the work without griping, cramps or pain Take onu or two at Fadtime for quick vellef, 80 you can oat what you like, At 10e wnd 2he per box. All drugglsts, Ollve Tablet Company, Columbus, Ohlo. The Sunday Bee is the only Omaha newspaper that gives its readers four big |pcges of colored comics. P —— which opened All News-dealers To-day, 10 Cents The fiterary Digest FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY (Publishers of the Famow NEW Stnderd Dictionsey), NEW YORK The Highly Nutritious Alligator Pear How to Sterilize a Tooth-Brush Richard Harding Davis: Our Literary Gringo A Play on Prison Reform What Our Preachers Need A New America how events pubh on it opin weounts,