Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 27, 1916, Page 2

THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1916. ZEPPELINS RAID BRITISH COASTS Seven Airships Try to Destroy Forts and Factories in the North Midland Country. TWENTY-NINE ARE KILLED TWO CITIES FAVOR BRIDGE OVER RIVER Enthusiastic Meeting at Com- mercial Club—Estimates to Be Presented Monday. MANY EXPRESS VIEWS When county officials, Commercial club heads and business men of Coun- cil Bluffs and Omaha met at a lunch- eon at the Commercial club bonds sufficient to build a free bridge be- tween Douglas and Pottawattamie counties crossing the Missouri river were indorsed with cheers and the state and county engineers were in- structed to prepare estimates to be presented Monday. _Conflicting arguments arose be- tween business men on both sides of the stream for and against the building of the bridge with the price of steel at the present high mark. “Vote the bonds. Get the expres- sion of the people. Consider the es- timates, Then we'll decide,” were enthusiastic comments. On motion of E. A. Benson the unanimous in- dorsement of the free bridge and the voting “of bonds by taxpayers was given by commercial captains at- tending. To Move Old Bridge, “The buying of the old Union Pa- cific bridge and its removal to a point of advantage has been presented to the new activities committee of the Commercial club,” said Chairman Wil- fiams. “The old bridge is good for thirty years yet and was built with the aid of Douglas county when the people voted bonds for $250,000 on which they eventually paid $636,410. Because of lending this assistance we should be given an advantageous price by the railroad. Somethin must be done with the bridge an if we don't get it some one else will at a bargain, ’ . “] would sugest that the United States government be nprcaled toand a portion of the Lincoln Memorial fund, say '$500,000, be secured to build the bridge. Lincoln came here witn General Dodge when looking over FORMER VICE-PRESIDENT FAIRBANKS AND THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS—A feat- ure of Mr. Fairbank’s visit to Omaha was his purchase of the first ticket to the carnival grounds for the current year. Front row, left to right: Frank W. Judson, Charles L. Saun- ders, Randall K. Brown, Charles W. Fairbanks, Everett Buckingham, Gould Dietz. Back row: John D. Weaver, Louis C. Nash, Charles E. Black, George Brandeis, Charles D. Beaton. THONPSON-BELDIEN &.CO. w— The Fashion Gerter of "the tiddle West — Established 1836 : The House New Fall Fabrics : Pleasing Prices Apparel Sectlon Wool Finished Plaid A section of interesting Suiting, best for school house wearables with | dresses; colors are fast. which you should be- 36 In. Wide, 25¢c a Yard. come acquainted. Park Hill Zephyr Ging- . hams, in stripes, checks Dresses in a number of | and plaids. attractive new styles. | 32 In. Wide,30c a Yard. Aprons suitable for all | plenty of new fall patterns. P uarposes.t }I: etticgatfé a;lld Amoskeag Bleached Out- S A LG ing Flannel, 27 inches wearables. ;i wide, 12%c a Yard. All Priced Lower Than Usual. | A good weight, extra value. London, Sept.. 26.—Twenty-nine persons were killed in last night's Zeppelin raid it was announced offi- cially today. The announcement follows: “Seven airships raided England last night and in the early hours of this morning. The districts attacked were the south coast, the east coast, the northeast coast and the north Mid- land$. "The principal attack was aimed against !l‘e industrial centers in the last mentioned area. “Up to the present time no damage to factories or works of military im- .| portance has })ecn reposted., It is re- gretted, however, that/a number of small houses and cottages were wrecked or damaged at some places and twenty-nine deaths have been re- ported. “No attempt was made to approach London. The raiders were engaged by our anti-aircraft defenses and were driven’ off from several large indus- trial centers.” Aerial Flights Along Somme. Paris, Sept. 26—On the Somme front yesterday there were forty-sev- en aerial engagements. The war office announced today that five German aeroplanes were brought down and others were badly damaged. " CINCO CIGARS In the Basement. In the Basement. 5 Now Five Cents Straight I Sta:nford University Owing to the increased cost of pro- At Prlces That L°se S|ght Of UCOSt Professor iS Killed duction, the manufacturers of CINCO sale I-asts Slx Days Cigars, OTTO EISENLOHR & . BROS., INCORPORATED, have a !thn-—M;ny uudndarg makes vanced their selling Y‘rice to the deal- OP mew, usel q ;"d . shop-worn ers, and in future this cigar will be "&"0! are é"c uded in_this Sale sold to the consumer absolutely at ’1‘,“_ marked at Quick Selling five cents straight, instead of six Hices: administration did was to overturn the republican system of protecfion. This was not unexpected; it was from the first regarded as one of the in- Republican Speaking evitable !hinfl that democracy would Dates plans of the Union Pacific and it accomplish if it could. It was in q B b ) g e power ¥ would h'e 'Afi:g" in "tlguétat:olin':it in the executive branch and the legis- Dates for speakers arranged by‘thc:i f:tar}ford ‘;)"";“;“i' Calp.: SISPI: ?6- e}, S ake the bridge | l3itve branch also. Its majority was speakers’ bureau of the republican | —Assistant Prof. Robert E. Pellisier neer Johnson of Nebraska the 8¢ | 5o decisive that it was able to execute | state committee for the next two|of the department of French at Stan- a’&'&g%&' konstructed for less than| i, “ynpridied will, _For months the | weeeks are: ford university, met his death in the | for a quarter, as heretofore. We are obliged to move this """ Needs Long Approach. congress was held in session by the | mobert W. Devoe, Senstor Shumwas smi | French trenches during the battle The CINCO Cigr has attained a stock at once. We fully realize president, who dominated it with au- ¢ national reputation, and, through the i — —4 that only the greatest sacrifice of tocratic power. The work of demoli- | Keptember 37—Hebron. Y # J ® | maintenance of a high standard of prices will sell this stock imme- tion went forward, although a major- | September 28—Beatrice (county fair). gram received here and made public | quality, has become the largest seller diately. Pianos of Quality that ity of the American people had ex- ::g:fix :‘”"_‘(‘“?",!““':,‘: today by President Ray Lyman Wil-|in the world, and the manufacturers you all know are included in this pressed themselves as favoring pro-| Qctober s—Clay fenter. bur. " Pro. Pellisier left Stanford in|deemed it advisable to advance the sale, tection. It is unnecessary for us to| October d—Nelaon 1914, shortly after the outbreak of | price rather than sacrifice its long-es- Swinwng. Weber, Hardman, ! o tablished high quality.—Adv. Emerson, Steger & Sons, Chicker- ules which were incorporated in their | Qctober 6—Alma country. 3 dates, as follows: of the Somme, according to a cable- Preliminary El‘nl and _estimates furnished by County Engineer Lou Adams show that the bridge must cross twenty-seven railway tracks and that an approach 1,100 feet long on the Douglas county side will be required, He indorsed the state- ment of the state negineer regarding | ¢ go at length into the numerous sched- | October 5—Bloomington. war, to take up arms for his native o = . g ks ing & Sons, Knabe, Kimball, J. & law, Many 'great and man c.‘::'::;‘:" "':::::': Skt Wisodmata }A dy?jar dago hl}e was seriously C. Fischer, Haines, Mathushek, the million-dollar cost. mall commoditi¢s, aggregating mil- | “Keptember 27—Humboldt. wounded and on his recovery promo- | SN Bush & Gerts, J. H. Hale, " 1th. and uls- | lions and millions of dollars, were put | September 28—Fawnee City. ted to a lieutenancy. You will find this beautiful piano * This sale will last only Six Da; dor e ot W e laa | upon the free list, and the tariff du- | Confrasman ldaey Anderson of Misnesota: | _ The Store of the Town one of our latest styles in this spe- 30 make haste, M. Piano Bu)}e{s 3 3 e s In our ome ree * county. should pay three times which were being paid by for-| September 20—Greenwood. A 3 M'Y” Pottawattamic,” said Attor-| igners under the republican tariff as Co‘l;:::;:'m”n_ 'ml éfilmafnwr of Illinols: CUT THls OUT NOTI C s The Extra Cut in Prices —— s for.the Next Six Days. V. “ i the price of their doing business in ney Young. “Council Bluffs leaders hre isly thrown | Seisber 3—Nebraska City. ‘W-u.“&ge’ RP el th 80, bet) g P v Senatdr James W. Wadsworth of New York: | OLD ENGLISH RECIPE FOR CATARRHAL i G os W, sworth of New H < m‘ » total '&;g&;’ bon:;. th'fl‘:: “The authors of the law expected | - Qoteher. é—Osceals. DEAFNESS AND HEAD $275 Upright, ebony case...845 | $325 Upright, mahogany case, now “insufficient to build the bridge pro-| that its enactment would result in| October 6—Lesington. NOISES. $250 Upright, ebony case...$68 | for .........ivvoiien. $118 ,md?” i 9! d!ania'il“;ed drives agsl :‘he‘y.vro- Warren G, Harding: . TN . $500 Upright, Tosewood cdse, now | $1.000 Grand, rosewood b S P Robert B. Wallacé of Council Blufis | Yided. for making up this deficiency | gelChes o grniata. It you kniow someone who s troubled with ginning BB s s d.d 60 %o ST Ty S b e e made tllle’ opening speech fo‘rh:he fol:kl :Za;l b::l’;‘thd&;e»cb‘u:iz.: upon the Dr, Weley Hamaberge of New okt head noise ; or Catarrhal Deafnes 2850 Upright’ ishogany cui‘;_'{’vov 2450 U r;grt,P?:::'y vcvn:len 4 .t.?ig from Potta te, - ur that ¥ ; ¥ Sontember Arasen, have been the means of saving some poor |- w d d ity o e A ! he hand a Law Starts Its Work. Septamber 30—Beward, sutferer perhaps from total dea eanesaay S5O0 TN mabioguoy care, ow || $000. Fikyss Pisris. ook caie a llmr::; I: "f\'b‘i"nx"m i detics u{he ll:‘l'a prumtptly gld :g: ver_fefq( et | Catarzhal Deatness, head noises. ste, were Wh il s ; 5 !t;ro Tt sy ...8145 g%rfi Hinalerss e 235 3 work. cgan to undermine confi- . . e direc of constitu sease, e i pecil ize pright, rosewood case, now ayer iano, mahogany case fimfl; l:o;l M:f and IdeQ\:ll:o sh ;e ii_ence, breed dl?lflllt, lreduc.e theulpub- Hanly a,nd Landrlth ,';‘""‘l:;m.."",“-t;’{h'."c-oz':l‘_'g"v b for ..iiiiiiiiin 8115 oW L 350 he people of our coun con-| lic revenue, close . factories, throw if ever, effect a permanent cure. Thi g Do not forget to see our wonderful window display - Wednesday 1 d Y y sl e ek bt v 2| Men’s and Young Men's 3 R B T R B . N : £ : . ) Quickly 0f e cal ~ clusive of street car traffic during 1915 | and increase bread lines in many cities Davys n Nebra;Ska: paison from the system. The sffective pre. SUITS and i i 8 ion wi Wi ventus 0! B were $68,000. Think what this means | of the country. You will bear me SRR -fi-fi"mfin hifh Wik aveaignlly Jetmulsed, every year to the people.” witness, my friends, that 1 speak ‘the : 2 ial)—" Ky Ba estinct: fa.given below. f ‘Commissioners Willing. truth; | bring no unsupported in- mLfi'?:ffila'S;, S:"r'(‘ '{’r'mfs‘si’lf‘fli’zh 'g': Rturatandaie ‘form. so that. anyone san it Commissioner Lynch : d:ctmem_m against the heénqcrmc {'r“ka October 3 and 4. 1t is expect- :;;':m elves in their own home at little county commissioners are | party. at great party had its re- ed that the follt;win )'mons ‘ill be s s 1 4 i but servants of the people. 1f they |lentless grip uponp the country and ik i from your drugglsh 1 on Tamain At “us an expl?enfon of what| the country atllcrad 1o consequende. | AmOng those traveling 'with " it: g e ot te 6 ot ot et wakse mu wish done regarding the erection| “Ih due course relief came to us, Frank Hanly, candidate for presi- | ind 5 *08 {iantiated pupur: soe i oleau bridge we will act favorably on | not through democracy, but through evening, September 27, at 7 p. m. TERMS $1.00 TO $2.00 PER WEEK SCHMOLLER & MUELLER PIANO COMPANY| 1311-13 FARNAM ST., OMAHA, NEB. The Largest Retailers of Pianos in the World. ibute toward' the free b: . Ac- f 1 hundred f ol et the i o | ouwtnds"s vage, s nd Party to Spend Two by the present company ex-|stimulate the charity organizations their suggestions.” ¢ one of the cataclysms in the political H. A, Searle, manager of the Mon- | world t"at dimmed all that precede: arch Ma ‘ufacturing company of | it through the ages; the foundations Council Bluf We would be spend- | of Europe trembled in the' grasp of retary Christian Endeavor society, | rapidly returns Boston. Local prohibitionists will by the tonic action of the treatment. Loss dent; Ira_J. Landrith, candidate for | dissolved, Take one tablespoontul four y B v}l]ce' president; Oliver W. Steva:t. tin:; -"d-'!-d . AL o P 1 F l’ h chairman campaign committee, e e first dose shoul to relivee > d cago, and Dan?cl Polling world's sec- g]';zf,‘;""‘{inm: A 7L sasncha, do ; : g or lg t, ‘ @ wholesome cakes, biscuits and pastry, use the bridge committees Monday, preceding the meeting of the execu- tive committee of the Commercial club Tuesday. ! PROSPERITY OF DEMOS LIKENED valleys to our seaports, carrying the | implements of war to be sent into the European field. Democracy began to &it up and take notice. It pointed to the expanding evidences of our prosperity. Here at last were tro- jng the people’s money foolishly by |a mighty war. The nations engaged join the train as it travels from point |f amell and muens dropping in ¢ : Iding the brid, 1 prices |in the conflict reached out to the[IOM ti¢ it travels from point | of the throat, are other symptoms th i H i E. B g e et priees |} LG Soter the ie cich. neuial 10 bolnt. The following schedule wil i ety oFbsiidlicien, Which we balieva 2 bt Congressman Lobeck: -~ “Bridge | power, for the implements and mu- e e, arring such changes as | are often entively oversome oY e ceniaz| good values at $20, and plans must first be submitted to army | nitions required in theic bloody strug- D ober heoFalls Bith 21 8. i Auburn, | Sl esr troubles ‘are direstly d_ by a1 engineers. The Lincoln memorial | gle. Factories which had been closed |1 p. m,: Nebrasia City, 3 p. m.: Lincoln, plcatehy sherdtcen, (i gusbibe Many pees| \We @re willing that you fund is being used for the Potomac |by democracy and which had been &,mm()onvn air); Omaha, 7:30 p. m. (Audi- | Bt HAQHe oo et stored by this be the jud memorial and no funds will be avail- :gquerl in .non;nal yoductio: turned Nmf‘;p:l’!l\‘;‘g‘_w"‘f\" 7:30 a. m. (park);| Every person who e the judge. able for other purpol ¢ir energies to this new business. | Norfol i o S y i New factories of gigantic proportions 3 5,02,‘:;;32":?"3; m;‘:::é:‘mcfif arose as if by ml:ic anf joined in \ y Al f d 1‘ bl If‘ * ganizations seeking suggestions from | the great trade of producing war sup- 5 ™21 'Th Suits and O Wayssa eand reliable. 1t neers paving t{e way for the con- ?Iles. Our railroads, which had been ! 2N ese ouils an ver- LN ) . { hron S et the mecing o1, i, v were awickned| W) puens ot pot b | ~N coats are of the Brown- isn’t all we claim your grocer cies of Europe. Great railway trains § ing-King standard make. g ll f d s . camer down from the cities and the Soe 15tk Strest. Windows. w1 reiun your money. s—— JAQUES MFG. CO.,, CHICAGO AK-SAR-BEN BALL | : e Panhard Oil is the only oil that will not carbonize in the cylinders. - Panhard Oil is*the only ofl that retains its icating qualities at is not far off hies of the democratic policies and . . UNTO THE MIsT sqmocrutic ldministrllio:. said our ‘“L:.v,mup: issuse” this oll question Combmx Won't Rid Don't Let Soap e | friends. | I s, I3, 2, eommt e .| Are you prepared? If Hair of Dandruff Spoil Your Hair Take Undue Credit. “The fact is that the prosperi!y.; such as it was and is, was not af- (Continued From Page One.) . we are not all right in our views, not let us _Tll'eI::l'e you o The only sure way to get rid of | When you wash your hair, he care- and you w1l ow you dandruff is to dissolve it, then you de- | ful what you use. Most soaps anc POWELL N s SUPPLY COMPANY though we may confidently believe | fected in the slightest degree by the 3 3 i i i d shi tai t H Ry -le OMAHA 3 are nght. stroy it entirely. To do this, get about | Prepared shampoos contain, too mucl :oec:::;inTl’;;li&iflofig:;i?cgm?mtto:i%t fl?e!“%c::tymier: s:;:,n"or "Ihhce 'L(;I-;;:‘e\n?\' Automobile Supolies. Use Thls Clea.r Soap four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; | alkali, which is very injurious, as if A i 2051 Famam. apply it at night when retiring; use | dries the scalp and makes the hair enough to moisten the scalp and rub | brittle. 3 ) . it in gently with the finger tips. The best thing to use is just plair Do this tonight, and by morning, | mulsified cocoanut oil, for this i most if not all, of you dandruff will | pure and entirely greaseless. It's very be gone, and three or four more ap- cheap, and beats the most expensive plications will completely dissolve | oaps or anything else all to pieces and entirely destroy every single sign | You can get this at any drug store and trace of it, no matter how much | and a few ounces will last the wholc dandruff you may have. family for months. i 1 You will find, too, that all itching | Simply moisten the hair with water and digging of the scalp will stop at and rub it in, about a teaspoonful i once, and your hair will be fluffy, |all that is required. It makes an . lzstrous, glossy, silky and soft and | abundance of rich, creamy lather To Ql"c“y Relieve look and !‘eel a hundred times better. | cleanses thoroufhly, and rinses out r Soreness and Inflammation You can get liquid arvon at any |easily. The hair dries quickly and ‘ For a Clearer Skin JAP ROSE “TsoaP is wonderfully pure, The lather absorbs that “dirty” feeling and instills a delight- ful freshness, ally opposite to republican practice. frowin out of the European war, so We cannot both be right. Keep that | far as democracy was concerned, was fundamental fact in mind and we will | putely accidental. Democratic pros- then realize that it is a matter of the | perity is due to war, while republican | e highest moment whether we choose | prosperity lerowo out of the normal| 0 the right or choose the wrong. and peaceful industries of the pedple; “Now, four years ago the American | it is a prosperity which abides. Demo- FR EE T 0 g renonel o el e ol o s 2 ASTHMA SUFFERERS pge:ed;nted‘ rospféity; we ‘verc in the midst of the golden age. We were | articles of peace are concluded be-| A New Home Cure Th just emerging after sixteen years of | tween the neighboring countries | vmhnu':ml;m::lor( .o‘r L:uy:.::l TT:--P" ;e‘?hhcm p’rowjm , the gru;elt ‘;e nbrmd—ahntl God grant that that time | A.x:m"::; a f::t M'":m*l "\_"' by ever enjoyed. It came under the | may not be distant—the places where iyt S oL K s administration of William McKinley, | democratic prosperity has prevailed f::;""iu;fil'r'.?“'.:rw"::::;z""fx'ef.'fl\;xe&',. one of the greatest statesmen our | will wear a changed aspect; the or-|whether it is present as Hay Fever or . | ehronic Asthma, you should send for a fr country ever produced. It continued | ders from Europe for powder, shell | {205 TV o0, No matie th whas ol Browning, King Company drug store. It is inexpensive and |evenly, and is soft, fresh looking, under the administration of Theodore | and shrapnel, which have made ten It w | f i o ik fed Willisen Howard ‘Tate | thousana nells of Rhrope, will cester mate you live, no_ matter what your age| RN ; Rub m‘ - m; drops of 35-?1“. ..:x. ;: never fails to do the work—Adv. :ng;llt' gluf!y. wavy and easy to There was business advancement at | the golden currents which have been Atthm; our method should relieve you n:xeecenu:lrs -;n;lm Bulm g il elean and pleassat it fs 1o | ==—— | ont, e:.erye;:::idt lo?ssnstax&ql twk"’ : J omptly, an ollet = e of dust, dirt and the world; there 'was no that was| In the afternoon Mrs. H. H. Bald- n‘?::;‘:n’. 4333;" ot p';r;;:.fign?,”l':;n‘:f’ Best For Your Olbs““ Sregd 14 SVOUT ol Shg e PROBLEM OF FOOT EASE In addition to being & dependable lini- | Policemen, llu;l car mon,hn-‘ullr carriers ment, Absorbine, Jr., is a safe, powerful, | and all others who are on their feet con- stantly will be interested In the successful 2 . trustworthy sntiseptic and germicide which | oyporiment of a Chicago policeman who has | How to Rid the Skin ' more revered and rel{p‘ct than the |rige gave a tea in honor of Mr, Fair-| Patent smokes.” etc, have fuiled. We want Stars and Stripes of America, We to show everyone at our own expense, that For Free le Write James 8. Kirk & Co., banks at the Hotel Fontenelle. this maw method Is designed to end all Gif- m’&wu&& were going on in that day with tre- ficult breathing, all wheezing, and all those ) terrible par. at nd 1 i doubles its efficiency and its uses. solved the question of having comfortable Sarts : mendous rapidity, everywhere there ¥or Children's Cough. Frible Barus) s sk nce sad fot all time ik Lllscians diandaiattue Interaece of Objectionable Hairs When applied to cuts, bruises and sores tion of two busy streets, directing traffic all it kills the germs, makes the wound asepti- | qay. By night his feet used to torment him. s cally clean and promotes rapid, healthy heal- | He couldn't sieep for the pains and aches (Aids to Beauty) they gave him. Then he heard of Wa-Ne- imolifi i ; | ing. It allays pain and inflammation prompt- | oY FOYS U Cversne more. Two or A simplified method is here given ] ly. Swollen glands, painful varicose veins, | three of these tablets in a bowl of hot|for the quick removal of hairy or wens and bursal enlargements yield readily | water, a few minutes' bathing, and all the | fuzzy growths and rarely is more soreness s gone, his feet cool comfortable, ired: alix & to the application of Absorbine. Jr. ey (aid RAVIT Teu. van e’ WANGTE than one treatment required: Mix a Absorbine, Jr., is sold by leading drug- | with delightful effect in your body bath. |Stiff paste with some powdered dela- gists at $1.00 and $2.00 a bottle or sent | Leaves skin soft dnd ‘antisceptically clean. | tone and water, apply to hairy sur- ¥ e g direct postpaid. You can get Wa.Ne-Ta from your druggist. face Bl’ld lfie!‘ 2 or 3 N & b £f (2 It only costs 25 cents. If your druggist minutes rub off, ’ o MacCuthy & Wilson Liberal trial bottle postpaid for 10¢ in | hasn't 1t, we will gladiy send you a sample| Wash the skin and every hair has van- Tailor Comfort Clothes. “Stamps. package if you will send us 10 cents to|igshed. This simple treatment cannot 315 South 15th St—Elk's Bldg. W. F. Young, P. D. F. cover cost of packing and malling to your| nayge injury, but care should be exer- / address. L. C. Landon Co., South Bend N 104 Temple St., Springtield, Mass. | Ind.—Advertisement. . *"% | cised to get real delatone.—Adv. .. was labor for every hand, food for| You cannot.use anything better for your | » ging : n gle day. Write to every mouth; we were a great, happy | chlld’s -cough and cold than Dr. King's | method st once, Send no maney, Simsly mel nation. Some of our countrymen be- }mnd t it was advisable to change e in our national concerns. We of the republican party had un- oty e Wi fortunately divided. Brave, honest, ] et p T s 13- &a‘tflofic republicans divided ;,W their BELL‘AN s 200 free tad ot Jocr. maathod s 'ws upon party management. Wood- | Wiico Absolutely Removes| m: Unitcdn sw.n :lecll:d pruide::; oé ' o un- | Indigestion. Onepackage provesit. 26cat all druggists. day for democracy, but it was an un- ) | New Diacovery. Contains nothing harmtul. | €0upon below. Do it Today. Guaranteed. At druggists. 50c.—Adv. b e GOOD CLOTHES are half the battle. Success comes to the man who looks prosperous and clothes do help a lot. Goods and linings noted for dur- able wear mt $26 to $45 for suit or fortunate day for America. “One of the first things the present & 7