Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 12, 1916, Page 2

2 ‘ y TOPROBEDEATHS ~ |Omaha Woman Learns How to Play | KUSTRIA WON'T QUIT . o . BY MOTOR CARS Faro Bank on Visit to Mexico| (N TERHS OF ALLIES set. Miss B Randall, superin-| American money only was exchanged. . Look Into Fatalities Re- tendent of the Visiting Nurse associa- | The ages ranged from a newsboy 12| Well and Oan Do It Till sulting from Autos. tion of Omaha, knows how to play|years of age to a venerable gamester | Enemies Are Tired. sport about a2 week ago when she vis-| with some curiosity, but most of the NUMBER TO BE INOLUDED |ited the famous gambling resort at|crowd of nearly 200 seemed more in- ROUMANIA WILL BE SORRY Tia Juana, Mexico, which is twenty-|tent upon their gambling than upon Des Moines, Ia., Sept. 11.—Special | south of San Diego. “I noticed that a Mexican military : - Vn e g Telegram.)—County Attorney George | Miss Randall has no intention of |officer eyed me furtively, but he did n';d ‘:“i“" H‘:‘::”,o “h‘u 2 Wilson today ordered a grand jury |introducing faro into the Nurses'!not deign to speak. He wore on his| Would hail peace oy i h where she was interviewed yesterday | fastened with safety pins, and which, | present under the terms its enemies Miss Helen Carlisle, 18 years old, Was | upon her return from a vacation of I presume, indicated his rank, Al yqu1d impose, is the statement made probably fatally injured Monday by |five weeks. newsboy came in and bought 15 cents by Baron Burian, the Austro-Hun- iven b . Effi 3 5% 2 % an automobile driven by Mrs. ie :ge ;'?l"! 5 h;r Vit to Tia Juana in fl?i(' ';"h AT?;’“" ,;,'d fie& :e{q:fi g’;.hflan mmu::er ::m:gre'i:ir; ng:rl:‘. pl B b . e followin : im and he told me he s with | “Theer may The victim is in Mercy hospital. Her oA o ulhlnlul:t X 2'1‘50 ::e! cnhedt % “eogfe :;T;;,:: Burian, “who l‘a,y ‘h.bt ‘ohr "fifi“m:y i is brok the cler! e would recommend a|then went over to on '€ | reasons we ought to be the first to z’:‘,’}fe’:;,uf?o:.m;:m:f,:;:,,'.:.d ghe guide to take myself and two women | scientific games where the experi-|gtart peace overtures. I do not think Miss Carlisle was dragged a companions to Tia Juana. He asked|enced players hazard their money.|go, as long as our antagonists speak i topped. Wi replied that I wanted to get a glimpse | We motored back to San Diego, rath-| themselves. We have defended our :'flf.:mf{f:"go‘ffin'ef T Iun:l‘:::l:: of the gambling and the night e, | er glad after all'when we crossed the | soil pretty well so far, arid will do drive and was accompanied by her|He seriously advised against the ex- border again. it longer—long enough to make the lisle accident probe will probably oc- | second 'time he referred me to a|Juans, on the Mexican side, is a| The position of the dual monarchy cupy the immediate attention of the |friend who could drive an automo- | river which must be crossed on a|in the world of war, he said has been d jury when it is impaneled |bile and knew the Mexican language | railroad trestle with a single track | erroneously charcterized by enemies The county attorney will ask the | Charles Wille of Omaha and a San|yond each rail, To cross this with Not Lying Down. inquisitorial bod to determine | Diego friend. We arrived at Tia|an automobile requires considerable “Austro-Hungary is far from lying whether or not Mrs. Bohmer is crim- bout noon, when the town|Skill. There is not room for two ma- down, as hoped by some," said the dents will also be investigated. our night, crossing of only one automobile at| . “Te 1 P “The grand jury will inquire mgo clr; “The town is typically Mexican, |8 time, Our machine was examined 3‘,’:‘“ jaly!, 1;“1:11:0:1:'}‘\:0:5‘}1;:{1 g::g: cumstances surrounding the killing of | with an old fort and evidences of|by customs officers on both sides,| .. enemies would impose. So long one week ago. An investigation will |evening time we visited the great|told that motorists have beer appre-|goaingt those who want to take part also be nuhehofs the L‘I?'V tih.aélceh Casino, which is a large wooden hended smuggling Chinese and Jap-|, our.tcrritor; wewmm"“! "ep“n_ dent, in which 5-year-ol 0 = | structure built for bling. anese in the machines for $500 a head. | willing to discuss reace and so long Polk County Authorities to Watch your p! 'Scandal in our Japanese and. Africans at the tables.| Have Defended 8oil Pretty faro. She learned this great indoor|with a long beard. 'We were eyed (From a Staff Correspondent.) five miles dcross the border and|thrde American woaen visitors. Vienna, (Via, Berlin), Sept. 11.— investigation of the accident in which Central club, 2420 Harney street,|shoulder three straps, which were | intention of quitting the fray at the This intrepid Omaha ‘woman told in checks, won 45 cents and then Bohmer, Union and Payton streets. skull is fractured at the base of the | “At our hotel in San Diego I asked tance of seventy-five feet before the |me why I wanted to go there and I|We remained until midnight, when | of the partition of our country among husband, Arthur Bohmer. The Car-|pedition, but when I asked him a| ‘“Between San Diego and Tia|others tired of it mnday morning. and customs. With me were Mrs,|and a narrow margin extending be-|and certain neutrals as unsatisfactory: inally liable. Two other adto acci- asleep. Their day time is|chines to pass, thus necessitating the | it O one eRrTYiE canvict S-year-old Leslic Hansen by an auto | Mexican soldiery, such as it is, At|especially on the return, as we were| o" we' have to defend ourselves ments was struck by an auto and | “We were the only women in the| “Oh, yes, at the Casino I learned |we also are determind to hold out probably fatally injured. place, but were not subjected to any|how to play faro. A man explained |and win. The thought that we are railway lines, however, trains were run with greater frequency than District—Seventy-one pre-|ysual, This, it was explained, was 0; 1 : W. done to accomodate the overflow of 0. . _cincts out of 147 gve . H. White, f,;e'publkan. 2 i D. J. McGillicuddy, Sunday crowds which ‘ordinarily ride affronts. It was a motley crowd it to me, but I do not intend to take | eager for peace on any terms .rigi- REPUBLIGANS ARE gathered in groups around thirty [up the game, not at all. It is well to [ nates probably in minds hoping that games of all descriptions and for all|know something about these things.” [ such will become the case.” meEBS IN MAINE sizes of stakes. There were Ameri-| Miss Randall said bull fights are| The minister then reveiwed the 0 NEABLY OOUNT cans, Mexicans, Spaniards, Chinese,|held every Sunday at Tia Juana. :iltlutit;n prior tod Roq‘ximnll’l declara- —————————(————————— | 01 Of -war, and said: “We offered Roumania no territorial b R only a symptom of the purpose and | concessions at any time after having ———————————'—"‘—(m ool m%?em‘,; l: s‘fi"f.':'i"fi‘i;?fi}":'fie In discovered in the case of Italy that sil onts, 2 S ' ive White, republican, 8,390; Mc- terborou:'lll and “Green Car” surface ::‘:.;,T:?e vl.v'a‘?“:al:elmtgvex:nl::t:‘l:e ,3‘;; ,Sillle‘ddy. democrat, 7,961. Es ARE TIED UP systems, replied to this by saying' [were we ever taken by surprise b P °‘l’“‘“&' Me, Sept. 11—Congres- "‘r‘bc“'h!”““i“" c:im'eihe‘:e to or- | Roymania. What did fool pus wa{ sional returns:’ ' 5 anize this town, and if they suc- i 3 . First District—Forty-six gredn (Continued From Page One.) (l:eed they will do to this city just ;‘:,’:k%?m““ made op her mind o hwminwvcz L. B, Good what the railroad brotherhoods did 'Clu Rie Burnait ican, 7463; L. A. Stevens, to the government.” 5 nce to Rue Bargain. Newark, N. J., Sept, 11.—Appearing h‘WelI. Roumania will have a good gnexp:c(;‘dlyf lthll;’e opening here to- :O:“;:i‘::k::.‘,, her bargain, if 1 am ay of the fil iennial convention S i Third ' District—Eighty-one pre-[0n surface cars Dreektent of the ‘American Federation |Stus at this moment, the minister ‘cincts out fo 224 give: John A. Pet- Jitneys in Demand. of Labor, spoke today on the street|Said he had no anxiety on that score. ers, republican, 8,038; Johh E. Bunk-| Jitneys were in demand during the | railway strike. But added: 5 er, democrat, 6,380. day, particularly in the crosstown| “We are going to do everything| . Some think we are not doing Fourth District—Sixty-three pre- | th hfares of the city. In some | within t| : ithin enough. In addition to holding the cincty out of 173 gve: In G. Hoteey, ingtances' adults were observed on it the e ::ed'hw,':h"fle'?,"fl;";} Italians checked, we have. managed , 6987; L. A, Pierce, demo-|roller skates. The first accident since | workers shall be maintained and that | 10 fender useless Brussilofi's great of- blican "’Z 4,837, the strike, occurred late today, when the right to organize shall not be in- n the last presidential year the|fourteeen persons, among them six|terfered with by any corporation,” he ives cast fi‘” votes for | policemen on strike duty, received |gaid. it, while Taft received 26,-|minor injuries in a rear end collision | "It was reported that Mr. Gompers g’l fs‘d y,vu,&, mtfl the state o between two Third Avenue elevated ?J‘d ;omec h,,gf “c,l ‘“s,nfel; lWi!!:h .~ In the state cam atthew Cammerford of St. Paul, the ) ? eral outbreaks of viol re . ed pondent referred to the note sent to 4 the demolrats 5"“' oy tha polic&i {,‘;“:‘ were| national president of the engineers, |y v ioan government in connece tion the chances of the union joining]: : i p gl serious was an attack on a Mad h F q ¢ tion with the export from the United ‘a Vo o a 9! adi in the general strike said to be |m-15m“ Bl abe fid smmtnition: fll'fl:l Avenue surface car. Eleven arrests pending in New York The baron said: e fensive, which is not exacily child’s pla; the Russian soldier is & valiant and stubborn enemy.” The discussion then touched on American-Austro-Hungarian relations, in the course of which the corres- oivy nosmines. | T o .3":'.3"‘;’.' b Rl Aol Wanere " Relations the Bes e ice 0] ick rioters who . e t. unx: -ndmufi tried to rescue the prisoners, One May ,ASk Ka‘nsas /It affords me great pleasure to i was hurt by a bottle : ald that - th 1 Y thrown by a f‘ohf. clty SOhOOI Gll'lS ::v{n o:rem;e;:-ltll:: !theuvv::;nbg: At tl?e same time I must say that nfi’:fl:flflk‘ s;:: ol'l. ::lmu;n tl? ; TO wear Unlforms pegsonally I still adhere to the views 8 ) gen gatiiser ot - the expressed in that note, America in Amalgamated Association of Electric Kasisas City, Mo, Sept. 11.—Reso- | *XPOrting large quantities of arms and Street Railway Employes, which | * ol B bt and ammunition, undoubtedly con- demo- | is. conducting the strike, in ‘a state- lutions requesting that all Kansas| tributed to the long duration of this ment issued today, asserted that the City High school girls be required to| war and the damage thereby inflicted d| effort of local. traction interests to|wear uniforms will be presented tofupon -mankind is irreparable. We destroy the union is “the forerunner | the Board of Education at its next|sent that note so that Americans of a movement by capital to crush |meeting. mtqltlt.know our view. organized labor thmu;Eout the coun-| The resolutions, which assert that| “That the American government the "z," ¢ ” rivalry in dress is having an unwkole- | could not agree to the note is the blie sident Wilson just enacted into | some effect on the girls, two of whom [ undeniable sovereign right of that tor are Fred-|law the prlndth of the eight-hour |recently declined to attend school be- |nation: Thus the matter stands, On , son of " Fitzgerald said, “Organized cap- | cause they could not dress as well as | that subject we must always disagree, in of - does not intend that such legis- |others, were adopted today by the|so far as my own personal opinion me shall remain on the statute [civics committee of the council of|is concerned.” books. struggle in this city is | clubs. The minister then discussed the hn E. Bunker of mo- and .fimafi? White, ir,, of ton. Th er ees for are: R ican, . I of Sanford and Ira G. Her- sey of Houlton; democratic, Lamont . Stevens of Wells and Leonard A. e of Houlton. State Auditor J. rd Sull democrat, is op- C for tion by Roy of. ardwell of Augusta, republican. PG, A Ay Three damage i ch i e catna y neys cr an te Monday afternoon. lotte Goldstone, 2514 Caldwell ‘ 9 g, o e ) Nature’s Bounty B luwinobil: "&l being fve | e sidewalk. ion _and MO!' e .md?hf":'f‘fi’?’b,m e iny ‘ xddiafie.mfiwmoffinutnmnwhut— ol a sheet losi e laun: :y s mn "y moet of 3 i QA b iy Wiing The combined, full nutriment and flavor of both grains, in- That's Grape-Nuts —a food for brain and brawn. 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