Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 6, 1916, Page 2

AUGUST 6, 1916. 2y - —— —— — | 1 S hoice. In three states there was a | the republicans are fighting this year joned gAnd S stitute acceptable d ¢ Coutts | Dunlap was elected to represent the NALYSIS OF VOTE T R f\1 issues. Thus, in | Califor Montana, Nevada, Arizona « and Castleman were in the hall and | Central Labor union as a delegate 3 Vregon, South Dakota and Nevada ' Nebraska, South v e e were bitierly assailed by Wanshers. pycmont on September 12, £ e : 1 s events at the A : . 5 e £ g ;" INDIGATES G 0 P 1 senators were clected Missour,, Kentucky a a The *pela the first and ?m:’:;; “")"'({\‘1“;“‘“1:”“:“ 10 Prees | Tom Reynolds, the president of the NRress dele- [ total clector. 1 vote ese ten states W a 2 « s ke e e e I i o B i k\(( this election 'is eighty-seven. The ublicans are 4 ago, but provoked no response body aunnounced the Emmb«rs of the 8 ciihers of the lower | pretty sure to carry practically all of e | communicati from the city ling committee for the coming VIGTORY THIS FALL e css were chosen. In o these states, but 1f you add only a Central Union Withdraws En- ¢ a ~]!!\|"Unu n.-).-- f “‘"' 3 s follows thirty CONRress dis- third of th ote to the . from t t Lefore tha race A : r Jardiae to the cor of _A. C. Weltzel, . Hilmer R s LR spladtonn i uignt vetora the | dorsement from Publication |the labor unionists against the use of : e ] : R : : ¢ ymmitte °. Crawford, 3 Page W 1 At lectoral vote for Mr o rtar(ritaint e A iAs (urdaye Seg Making Graft Charges. prisoners in contract work was A — Copnge N Ak Aer) Al ha ot been for t tvcn)\}‘».:-}: O 37, a far Daripat iy it g g and Dbitterly condemned by the m al. Commit tée—JTohn J. Kerrigan PrORTESSIVE Vote the democratic me L ma necessary for resent house would be | Pt will go high In peop Secretary Mellor that date at state falr PUBLISHERS ARE SCORED confined in the jail three months would be so de Commussioner Jardine defended the practice on the grounds that men 1 1 of r a per alssell J. R. Wangberg Allsman, E. R states, (i The Central Labor union at its bi B ensy 1a and Oreg he thrilla at the stata fair hl “ PrRRIQN . in a physical sense that they wou ¢ e Y s ~ ) BBl Oh o he |Monthly meeting last evening passed ble 1 rd dav's wi communication from rbers’ R S A TIN O N G e SERVe TS et | pieeting last evening passcd [unable to do 3 hard day's wor A communication from the barbers’ ratic senator | Mian Bifrleds i |3 vote of confidence in the officers would soon be forced hack to union asked the ‘nwr;irnl\cm OI ”\! ; N ‘1 » k F ) | Charg et bwith ‘Braftine et thehmee He explained that the p Central Labor union and the affiliatec Byeiny a ! eeks ago, when David Co > SRR | i s Wila A at s clearly ey g races are bovked for : 5 o and that the wage scale was § e sented to the city council asking for . NASE hecome of the ) ST [ and Willian: Castleman, publishers of day, of which the city received 5(a ¢ ay closing ordinance that would 145 1912, The approxi Lincolin Avg 5 e e o the Unionist, accused Tom Reynolds,'and the prisoner the remainder. Al- | make it a misdemeanor to do any . a republican of 2489.583 over the f oo NG of the ¢ Board of Information Given Jonas Wangberg and C. L. Shamp of thouglt the men were compelled to do | barbering on Sunday. The musicians IR tial vote of 1912 4000 makes the n T e . act for the work, Commissioner Jardine said union protested against the action of ) 507 /11 8riC a X d . d Famlh g | making a profit from the contract for ) = T i S 1 80 The progressive loss was 2,507 81 T S pe et Isperse i : % that they welcomed the ¢ ) the city in not continuing to employ In the twenty-three states carried Snonaneela e AsgosInlea Bross) the Labor day program and other oy the money. He p union musicians at all nark concerts the re icans the repubhican Tuly 7 —The “Information |Union activities. the labor unions woul ipply men — — 1 $ T 1 It net ¢ democratic vote was DLy - o Th orse il f ] - K 3 Ces O he prisoners ) : irality ov e dems ‘.‘vv vote wa T oSO N e I'he endorsement of the Central I.]a to take the places of the prisoner Yor R henmatism: \ o more than 1,000,000, Tn 1912 the Wil jurea S Hiench Womans or bor union was withdrawn from the that they would be withdrawn from " T Gan vote 1n the same states was larger ganized by the "‘ !“m locating the | Unionist, and a motion passed asking | the work. Apply Sloan's Lintment to the painful part X g \ “acn than the Taft vote hy about as much cety, has "‘“‘)‘f" of 85000 families, [the two unions sending Coutts and ' The call for the meeting of the 's all sou neca pain goes at once €330 0f the total votes cast by the three scparatedRSILICESIoIIE) the state federation was read and Robert| Only 2ie.an dvertisement national convention of Castleman to the central body to sub i crats 3849 per ¢ and the progres adopted a resolution fixing .(r::(-“ © sives 115 per cent. In 1912 the presi 4..|;\u-.«| of A‘Isr.a‘re,f once mx{ a S M dential vote was: Repubhicans, 284 )" as the place of meeting for FHIN f08 per cent; democrats, 397 per cent; | by, two ion of vepublican s of 1912 would make Conneetr ut republican by 38000, Illinois by 200,000, Indiana by D00, fowa by 120,000, Kansas by 50,000, Massachu setts by 120000, New Jersey by 50,000, New York by 190,000 and Ohio by 00,000, “1t must also be considered that \Wil It 1s interesting to note the results from ten states in which republicans were not successful in the 1914 elec- tion, these being representative states m different sections of the country. In the total votes cast in these ten the democrats won by a plurality of less aviatrix, | nearly 7 Ruth Luw, Wil foop the loop with all the | tion resuits with this kind of evidence? Dr. Bradbury a Safe Dentist To Have Eetablhed 1536 \ vaore Dental Work DONE RIGHT And you certainly will have it DONE RIGHT if you come to me for service. The impres- sion you receive when you first enter my of- fices will at once assure you that you are in THE place for QUALITY WORK and PAIN- LESS operations. Many serious {llnesses are brought on by neglecting the teeth. Save yourself time and pain and come to me NOW August Sales Offer Price Inducements son had many thousands of ardent :v'i(::"\x'::):"‘.':,"'.|..~|~x «I:)nlv-: ‘~’(‘T|r“~”\‘\”|'::w‘\!(“‘v‘ lt Pays Great Enough to Offset the Heat supporters in 1912 who will not vote 1000000, A very small percentage tor him today And 1t must also be republican gain would have put three remembered that in the party disaf- fection a great mass of republicans | umn, as an crease of a httle over did not vote at all 3000 republican votes would have Changes Two Years Ago. carried Nebraska, Colorado and Maine “Turning to the election of Novem ::»‘:j\‘l 'J‘:I"rr';f“r”l‘_-r‘u“::i(”:gmhll;"”_‘ e DeraRtILy: ”‘”“f important political |26 4 vote of these states for 1914 tacts are eviden Nt “I. The republicans carried upon T national issues states that would give Calif a clear majority in the electoral col- | {riiihs of these states into the republican col But Summer Shopping Is Not Unpleasant Here. | for This Store Is Much Cooler Than the Average The House Prog Summer lege and elect a republican president u i and ':""m I\faanf‘:: “;‘,‘I'T,.::‘:m“;;::l,‘r:f{:?‘e‘ i hent you can't feel it, missin r teeth supplied with- < A are] :l::gxutxsv::rt\-“nu\ B0 (LR UEHUACRLALT out plates, crowns and fillings a specialty. p SRl At o (ATl R D hkerar R ta s LATIATE LATONN0 466700 Porcelsin fillings as low a8 31‘00.‘E:|!r:<- —Basement GOING FOR . ¥ 2 | i i tions 50c and up. Best work guaranteed ten representatives | Drift Toward Republicans. ) )| "3, Two-thirds of the progressive| “Every election, special or other JOALS: Defightful coolness characterizes MUCH LESS all of our attractive summer house apparel. Materials are refreshing. Certain to make the hot days more bearable. With weeks of summer weather left, and many a vaca- tion to be started, this August Sale presents a great opportun- ity to replenish wardrobes at little expense. SUITS, COATS, SKIRTS, DRESSES and BLOUSES EACH DISTINCTIVE AND DESIRABLE, WAY BELOW REGULAR PRICES Choose Yours Monday Apparel—Second Floor. | 'The August Linen Sale Men-- Offers Real Values | VALUES THAT ARE BEINC EAGERLY SOUGHT—BY WOMEN WHO APPRECIATE FIRST %gI%EIgY LINENS AT LESS THAlI REGULAR Madeira Napkins $4.50 Napkins. .$3.50 doz. $7.50 Napkins. .$6.38 doz. | Huck Towels | Guest Size 40c all linen huck guest towels 50¢ all linen huck guest towels Table Cloths (Bleached) $3.75 table eloths...$2.89 $5.00 table ecloths...$3.89 $6.00 table cloths...$4.89 $7.50 table cloths...$5.00 $10.00 table cloths. .$7.50 $12.00 table cloths. .$8.89 vote of 1912 has not only ceased to|wise, since 1912 hass hown a steady support third party candidates, but|drift toward the republican party. In has returned to the support of repub- | the senatorial and congressional elec lican principles and candidates | tions of two years ago the republic aln‘ “Twenty-three states were carried [carried twenty-three states which | by republicans with a total of 288 elec- | would give them a clear majority of toral votes. This is a majority of |electoral votes of twenty-two. This| twenty-two over the 260 ne ary for I(lid not include ten states for which DR. BRADBURY, Dentist 27 Years in Omaha. 921-22 Woodmen of the World Building. Phone D. 1756. 14th and Farnam Sts.,, Omaha. Hours: 8 to 6; Sundays, 10 to 12. Dress Aprons Really a garment rather than an apron, designed for comfort and service. Striped and checked ginghams and percales. Price 85c. = 2 e e S s TTYVVE TYVIVTEVPY D PYVDVEINT0YY0 0300 00118V AYEYY FYNVTTETIVYTTVYRY IV VIS YPYYYTYYPYOYY Porch Dresses Very pleasing styles made of dainty ginghams, chambrays and percales. Suitable for day time summer wear. Prices $1.85, $3.95. Thels7 Firestone Branch Managers and Distributors have as their One Watchword — “Service to the Lots of fine summer togs are going at reduced | prices. Shirts and neck- wear are now in the Au- gust sale and all other va- | cation necessities can be | had for little cost. The | Men’s Shop invites you to come in and see for your- self how great are the pos- | sibilities at small expendi- e To the Left as You Enter Turkish Towels 45¢ Turkish towels. . . . 26¢ T5¢ Turkish towels. .. .50¢ $1.00 Turkish towels. .75¢ Huck Towels 45¢ huek towels. .... .. 29c 75¢ huck towels $1.00 huck towels $1.25 huck towels. ..$1.00 $1.50 huck towels...$1.25 Bleached Napkins $4.50 napkins. ..$3.75 doz. $6.00 napkins. ..$4.89 doz. $7.50 napkins. . .$6.89 doz. $10.00 napkins. .$7.50 doz. $12.00 napkins. . $8.89 doz. — ) Quality Pianos and Players at Clearing Sale Prices . Monglay starts the second week of our Mid-Summer Clearance of all slightly used pianos, discontinued styles of new pianos and player pianos. The prices and terms are cut to the minimum, for we must clear our floors to make room for our fall stock. Make your selection from such world-famed pianos as Steinway, Weber, Hardman, Steger & Sons, Emerson, Knabe, Sohmer, J. & C. Buy your Piano now at a saving that cannot be duplicated and enjoy the Filhcher. Chickering & Sons, X . . . . Schmoller & Mueller and many are adopted by more car owners than for the greater convenience and satis- piano while paying for it. St any other make each year, because ¢f faction of Virestone u the direct, personal, unstinted service rendered by these Firestone Licuten- ants in every motoring center. $6.00 sends a piano to your home. Balance $1.00 Weekly. Free Stool and Scarf. $10.00 sends a player to your home. Balance $2.00 Weekly. Free Bench, Scarf and selec- tion of Music. Many Dollars Saved if You Buy Now. The Firestone men express this serv- ice through many thousands of lead- ing dealers. There 15 a dealer near you who will dcliver the Tircstone q : Look at These Prices. Having the best tire that azy price 25 3. H. Hale, Upright.. $225 J. H. Hale, Upright. . 855 ' $275 Matthews, Upright....$95 $300 Cable, Upright 8125 5 5 5 S $500 Knabe, Upright..... | $4 , Upright. . . $5 kering & Sons, U 3 will buy, they have fewest complaints standard of extra ':11‘1: in tirc and 3400 teger' e Sone, . 5138 | ;1.(é%oS;q’:}fi?cekrerikgprghéon,:l’lo $500 Chickering & Sone, Og. > av, 1 13 SETrICn 711 shoule - g! rand .. TS5 | $750 Steinway, ight. . and can devote their energy to con- direct nnu;\,. You should not be o0 Crie sasg | 0 S ;3175 | 8700 L gg;;g::” ggg ‘ ~Hv, amn A~ eafie vith 1A~ /prig Jicy v i il Yeets D 50! er & £ structive Service Systems that mqk, satisfied with lec, so2 318 Fichon, U 500 | zgsoa;l‘;;i}?e;?n&m{ --8375 | $00 Steger & Sons, L gts right .. G $350 Bush & Gert’s, Up- $450 Auto Player Piano..$225 - S $1,000 W Pianola Piano, i $700 Stuyvesant Pi Firestone Tire and Rubber Company it i PV : S e Sy ““America’s Largest Exclusive Tire and Rimn Makers’ 2566 Farnam Street OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS TAKE NOTICE: It will pay you well to attend Summer Clearing Sale. Your railway fare will be refunded if you purchase a piano or player piano. Pianos for rent, $3.50 a month. Six months’ rent allowed on purchase price. £ Store closes, during August, 5 p. m., excepting Saturdays, 6 p. m. Schmoller @ Mueller Piano Co. The Largest Retailers of Pianos in the World. 1311-13 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. our money-saving Mid- Omaha, Neb. Home Office and Factory: Akron, Ohio. Branches and Dealers Everywhere. Makers of First Truck Tires—Leaders Then and Leaders Now-—In Quality and Volume 3440040 AL AL A LAAAAA A AL KL IAAIGALL S SR LA 2 - 2 Zx =] Q = 3 = 3 3 E n & m o X