Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 23, 1916, Page 5

THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, MAY PHILS BEAT CUBS’ The Secret of the Submarine 2.5 % ." 1 H” Author of “The End of the Trail,” “Fighting in Flanders,” “The Road to Glory,” “Vive la France,” ete Coppright, 1916, by E. Alexander Powell . '\'h“‘mv', !.,.;‘4.:.“ I‘IM ””:M uy\yu\- x;v‘\n:;:‘v: You Are Fn'cfion {S R'()W]y, SUI’CIY scnd- HENDRIX BLOWS UP FIRST, INSTALLMENT invention co into an enemy | Burk As he was ding, briskly 3 In a toom of the huge.building i harbor when the flect was at sea,1ic |past & line- of stores, harber shops ing your car to the scrap heap. g i . | Washington. which houses the State,|on the bottom until the fleet re-|saloons apnd pool rooms, which com & : P Timely Hits by Cooper Drive in | (o nion. W O ents half a|turned and then come to the surface |prise Valdavia's business district, he Y h} spite of the bc“ ]l]br.’catmg & Trio of Philadelphia |dozen men sat about a long mahog- some fine night and blow that fleet felt a hand fall suddenly on his shoul u1|"ng ouy oils and greases, it continually - 3 table Though the were in ci- | out of the water our submarine | der, while a hoarse voice boomec F o s B e N they | which went down’in Pearl harbor| “Avast there, Mr, Hope, Stand by ' wears away the finest bearings. wore their clothes and the e tness | three or four years ago had been fit- [a minute and pass the time of day - ' . P FIVE TO THREE IS THE SCORE | ' their CIOCes Arc ed them une | ted with such a contrivance, the poor | with an ofd shipmate, won't ye?" Every bearing is full of little stakably as men who ore | devils on board would be alive today The young officer whirled about to ' . / Fad sprinted to second on his double |of civil life. These lean, grizzled, |until the boat was raised, instead of | turesque, so redolent of the sea that rcadfly be seen with a micro- in the fifth and then home on Schul- |taciturn men comprised the naval|dying from suffocation. We musn't | he might well have stepped from the te's single, he lost his effectiveness [board, and it was on their judgment | take a chance on letting this get pages of “Treasure Island.” The man and Philadelphia, aided by Chicago's |and experience that the American |[away from us, as we did the Lewis | was of such tremendous girth that he errors, won, 5 to 3, Four hits, includ- |people depended for the efficiency of | machine gun and some other things |looked shorter than he really was scope. It is these that cause friction. Dixon’s selected flake graphite is the only lubricant known that will fill up i Hendrix's doubl rre « I g figh g cra hich fo! that 1 could rntio There are at | Protruding from his right coat sleeve, . ’ . M ' e by e T e e don e T ling, aFdetanter | atst twid yowsrsmnil 1. doie have where his hand should have been, was these holes and build up around these pin points a smoothi by Philadelphia's outfielders helped| *“I have here, gentlemen,” an-{to name them either—which would |a crudely fashioned iron hoo For . : ‘ 0 give the Cubs their three, but |nounced the chairman, selecting a let- | stop at nothing to get hold of such 4 moment, Hope stared at him coldly, oily vencer that grows finer and more smooth by continua thereafter they could do but little. [ter from a pile of correspondence [an invention. Why not send an offi- [then the light of recognition came use and wear, It is unaffected by heat or cold. It will not Timely hits by Cooper drove in three [which lay before him, “an interesting | cer out to the coast at once to ex- | over his face ; > ' » ' M Philadelphia runs, Score communication,; It is from Dr. Ralph | smine it?" Hook Barnacle, as T'm alive,' he turn thin. The Joseph Dixon Crucible Company are the CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA Burk he Californian inventor—the| “Jarvis Hope is the m to send,” | exclaimed, gasping the old sea-dog's : p ) POTIN it b vt ot L LI o s ot e Timember Who 5e drcarkidy LRoR: of aia% Conti: AInE hand. “Why, Hook, I haven't only people in the world who produce this pccuhar form of Flack,rt 0 ONIeh'f.2b 4 0 suggested ) proveme on the [dore Hope, who lost his life he [seen or heard of you since you got ite H { . 1 » ha4 \ 1 limaec 18 ¢ Ahaddle’ 13 1 1 TORE R e nWder i wio | hutrickba at Sadion. you remembes your {ischarge from ihe oid Decatur graphite. With this rare form of flake as a basis we have pro- 4 n o av'h 0,84 LEFSE Yuighe ¢ S, Doy 7 p et Atat Yac n 99 ou've y y e : 4 - . v pat Tl 8 3 1 EMRdIE s B4 gt paclesiad NG egndensiian | sysiit | Ehere it e shittter younseits in | SRR L e G R Ain e o duced a line of graphite lubricants specially designed for Ctydb 0 0 o 0 oroopanct 33 0 0 1 1which the navy is now usin : e bureau of constructior 's a8 e da E k1 e, p e e Piacnare’ 4 0 11 oiifitfers” § 17 1 81 “Ten't he the same man, admiral”| good a chemist as we have in the [YoU at first . every separate part of the car. T'ry Dixon's T'ransmission and Mg {0 exdorp 4 0 0 4 o|interrupted one of the office who | service and he's made a special study You could get as fat as a jelly YTy . ~ Hondrigp 8 1 0 £ 07 Ui | 0 ionated the hull of that old sub- | of submarine.problems fish, Mr. Hope, sir, and I'd know you Differential Grease No. 677 on 9 *Zwilling 1 0 i arine i f land which was A moment later the door opened anywhere t's going on seventeern ' FAACTE g Sk e bl sdilg b A B b gl bl pears aince you jumped overboard in your car and see what a differ- N Totaln. .33 12 Jough or experim yurposes, | his heels sm Ik et el o-Pago harbor, and yanked me ' . ' ¢ i A SoUght 1t tonRapetinientalpin Dls haels sipsrtiy topether; atoad rigel RIS SOLERL L Rk et ence it will make in mileage for Zeid didn't he idly at attention, He was as whole Hhieljawey friatle | ; GRAPHITE - Heaton in ni " d swer o . : 1embe as clea enec g Shiariaind 8 0 o [ CERSCHY” was the answer, SForaltome. glsnecul | efficentlooking | 8 rday. And what brings you on and smoothness of running, . Two ta: Btock [ carrying on experiments in the hope | found in the navy to the coast, if I might make so bold's Dealers who sell real service A b l o M y iolen oanes. Biock, Alex- | of devising a system for producing| “Mr. Hope,” 'said the chairman to ask, sir? ' ’ utomo 1 e s on Pisacionis 3, Chicagy 1. | oxygen from water for use in subma- | kindly, “How would you like to| ‘I've been detailed to see 8 man know and recommend Dixon’s Pases 28 palle: Oft Alexgnder, 1; otf s, It is scarcely necessary for|take a little run out to the coast? | |named Burke—Dr. Ralph Burke—an i e : : Hondrix, 6 hits, 4 runs in six and one. |that were a submarine able to draw | with this letfer from Dr, Burke, The | Ever hear of him Ry ants fnee, v it w8, ¥t | upoly of i dirctly from the wa-| members of the board are of ihe | poeyr WESTERN ROENTS Ak your doaler v tha Do Labviiidlit Chisk. ter, the lives of the crew would no|opinion that you should start imme By Alexander, by e narix, o5y beaton. | longer depend upon the supply of | diately for ~ California, examine T0 MEET HERE TODAY ( %, Vmpiresi Rlom and Ems compressed air or upon the boat's| Burke's invention, give it an exhaus DleN CRUCIBLE COMPANY | Braves Whip Caras ability to reach the surface. Doctor |tive test and, if you are convinced | o i o JOSEPH | Bt Louls. May 20h—Boston detented st | Burke now writes 1o the secretary |that it is practical, obtain an option iR HURGRES, OF MOVS, of the ¢, | Jouls el today, & o 6" The'Visltors | that he has at last succeeded in per- lon i Bear in mind, Mr. Hope, that | freie t and passenger agents of the Jersey City, N. J. X,>< Evers and Coling home b I0ning when | ¢0o4ing a system which is both prac- | if this invention can do what Burke | western divisions of the Great West- " | O 0 e e Ere them | (e R Symple. | He asserts that it | claims for it, it will give to the na |ern Railroad company will gather in Established 1827 sounding Willlama” for five hits and six | can be installed in any submarine and [tion which holds the secret control | Omaha today for the family meet The ninth when ha weskened s ouont | that one thus equipped can remain of the seas—and the day is coming ing There will be shop talk during ”!"M":(“u\!]l\l\lmwuH six hits, Bcor below the surface indefinitely—for | when our national existence may de ;m inmrl‘m;:l, hm'chmn at '|I|;~ (;nl: 0,48 8T, LOUIS a mo ccessary.” vend upon our possessing such a/|hotel at 12:30 and a tour of the stoc YL T AT e ”4":”1’ ;:e;’.‘\-m.~,‘;..;,”.,;.x boteiaimad | decreb/t : A yards and packing houses in the WE STOCK AND DISTRIBUTE DIXON’S LUBRICANTS { Yvammdh 4 3 0 & 0Corhanas 4 1 3 8 0 (g grizgled officer, his professional en-| When, six days later, the accom- |afternoon Wilhotine 5 3 5 5 dBeschorlr 4 10 0 110, 0 aem overcoming his habitual re-|modation train, which meets the| The Great Western meeting will be A t b"e s 'les Konbilh 3 114 0 oWilktn'st & 110 0] serve, “if this man Burke dan do what (Overland Limited at Suison Junction, | presided over by President ' Pos, utomo upp Comp'n.ct & 12 0 0| rib 4 3 §|he claims he will revolutionize naval | came chug-chugging into Valdavia, agent ..1;‘< ul;mll, n) F, J. Moore, SUPPLY COMP, 2081 F st Hoghoas 3 5 5 9 fhnydenc 4 072 3 0 |warfare, A submarine fitted with his Jarvis Hope swung on to the station |agent at South Omaha, is secretary OMAHA arnam Street Totals. .30 92711 0 Tota 6 93123 e s e A 1 AT O *Bated for Williams in ninin . o b Boston N0 0 0 0 2 0 & 08 Bt Louls 000 0 Two-base hits: Gowd Throo-base hit: Hornshy ins, Btolen base: Gowd C. Bmith, Hughes. Doub Corhan to Miller. First base Boston, 1. Bases on balls: Off Wil Hits and e Mountain and ed runs; Off Hughes, 9 runs, in gine Innings; oft Willlams, 9 hits 6 runs i nine innings. Hit by pitched ball | Konetohy, by Willlams. Struck out; B: | Hughes, 7; by Willlams, 3 Umpires; Rigler and Harrison G Coast Tours ormer Carlisle Grid Stars to Play SEASON OF 1916---EFFECTIVE JUNE 1st Auto Polo in Omaka To Scenic Colorado From S To Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, destinations for hundreds of rerorts, ranches and scenic auto LOUTS . ... ... ...cocviiinais 817.50 To Rocky Mount. National-Estes Park, the most hpm\l nr Colorado's mountain .50 3430 Auto polo contests between Yankee | and Indian teams have been carded | for the Douglas county fair grounds on Sunday and Memorial da The Indian polo team consists of Lew Nash and Lawrence Isham, who | were foot ball stars on the famous | Carlisle teams of 1905 and 1906, and the redskins are said to be exception ally clever auio polo men ek | To Yellowstone National Park Mark Richardson. are -the Yankees | . who will combat the Indians To Cody, automobile, scenic entrance, or to Gardiner, during park season, rafl fare.. 34.50 A View of Mount Evane In the Colorado Rockies From Denver's City Park. The Grand Park Tour, going via Cody, with 90-mile scenic auto ride to Lake Hotel Park hotelg, Park transportation,'ecoming out via Cody or Gardiner; including Nebraska Breeze g };ark lenr“rury.‘ of from vhrn’ m:m ’m;y-, ’rnn(vln; A *35,00 ‘m 98.00 D E N v E R T H E GAT EWAY Permanent Camp Tours, all Park accommodations; from five to seven days in P]ays Mean Prank {he Park, cost, 1rom the Cody Sosnic AULO S8LEWAY, CFOBI, +o s sy sss $40.00 0 50,00 TO THE NINE NATIONAL PARKS AND VACATION HEADQUARTERS FOR THE COLORADO ROCKIES On Lincoln Pastor | Thro"gh Park Shepe" {8 a Vacation Paradise that offers unlimited opportunities to njoy a real ontdoor life vacation, You e = Z can see something new and interesting every day without getting tired. It costs very little and you will Through Sleepers during season, Omaha to hoth the Cody and Gardiner gateways return home refreshied and ready for business resorts, reached by rall and auto: leave Omaha 4:20 p. m, today, in the park at noon tomorrow; complete fare, including If desired, free sidetrip from Denver to Colorado Springs and return NV S Salt Lake City, with stopovers through ‘hanlr Colorgdo sovvsvvsssns Rev. J. F. Boeye, pastor of Grace on afternoon Northwest Express Methadist * church, Lincoin, _ while 38 Rail, Auto and Trolley Scenic and Sightseeing Trips s a . . Ko albe: aotks tone’ Ak kae & Kot | F Sd T P f c | d sP g 14 Onedsy Trips. Bee Denver's New Mountain Parks and the Rocky Mountain Natfonal Purk, the b ) el | ree olde Irip to Lolorado rings two National Playgrounds nearest to the seventy-fiva million people sast of the Colorado Rockies onstrator in a store window showin how a patent necktie fastener we 1\‘: You can go direct, or via Denver, with choice of aither of tha two Burlington Any number of beautiful camping spots Fine scenie auto highwa Trout Fishing, Mountain It was such an improvement over the through service routes between Denver and the Park; and to complete this wide Climbing and Hiking 216 hotels in Denver and 400 Mountain resorts with accommodations to fit old way of placing the necktie inside | Summer circuit mountain tour, holders of Park tickets from Omaha and Eastern any pockethook, Low summer rates on all rallroads of the collar, before wn ng it then giving it se 1 tugs on, and | Nebraska may obtain free side trip from Denver to Colorado Springs, Pueblo 2 VACATION BOOKLETS FREE concluded to buy one. 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Mr ad e of those days, with total charges from $7.00 to $25.00 Special tourist agents at Glacler God-made Parks with marvelous mountain scenery hours' ride of Denver. Contour map of the Colo. patent f his neck ‘\V.-w; Hotel to arrange for all Park tours The $365.00 excursion ticket includes and man-made auto roads over high mountain § rado Rockies from Long's to Pike's Peak with he left Lincolr A automobile the journey via Denver, over the Burlington's Denver-Central Wyoming Montana peaks and through deep pine clad cafions that can Important trips and auto roads shown. A completa Sunda ning, but there was quite | main line, which passes nearby Cody, the east entrance to Yellowstone, with small be traveled over with as much comfort and safety | Vacation Guide Book showing whers (o go, what a8 hreeze wing and at a | sidetrip expense. Yellowstone Park may thug be included enroute with a Glacier A8 vou can travel on vour own houlevards. A to see and how to get thers from Denver; cost of turn in the. road a. wicked y Park ticket; with the same ticket, at small sidetrip expense, may FEstes-Rocky one-day pleasure trip without an equal in Amarica. | trihs, '=aving and returning time took the necktie unto itself | Mountain National Park be included Lincoln pastor ¢a ) ol WRITE FOR THESE BOOKLETS AND PLAN ) h 1 r H Omaha unad except The Black Hills YOUR VACATION IN THE COLORADO ROCKIES fect te ) t) bare g butt " & good | To Hot Springs, 8. D, famous Western sanitarium, noted for its plunge baths . 15.78 it ity EAS | To Deadwood and Tead: Black Hills cities are spending thousands of dollars in il " gomng ¢ 8cenic automobile roads through this beautiful region. 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