Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 4, 1916, Page 2

THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 19iv. d in Omah: h tlil ll. ther truck in th de, Springfield truck entered for the Mc- FIRBMAN MEETS Pr ‘de,nt W l ’ KING' AK SHOWS :Q}Cumi!tenfl?hc (r)“x:a:aw;sC:m:lcsi:aéh:?[gs ta:f.s?h:'éfim;:n;!’uc.biénkm:kg,aé:c;ra‘::; Cr;:;‘- :eady rc‘:gcmpear:r;yfwn decorated DEATH IN SOUTH (21 ’t‘ Son's HIS INDUSTRIES Slrcc:h Rlalitllvl\'ay 'Cl?l’:lpflcl’;)"'. el?;‘ee%e ul}; wn;(l; sflags, bunting and Ak-Sar-Ben | wilhn.:ks—SarG-zzer;;:‘loz ggo::;cf;' —— 1 /as, e little, 1 O rolors. | can 3 H ~%é Sc’l’edu‘le wm Oma’ha :n a truck witl:c twg hor!pes hitched| A package of “Krispy Crackers” ten ?wholesagle grocers of Council Bluffs, fompleted Subject to APPW"S‘L) IN FIRST PARADE to it and the old driver in his place. | feet long was mounted on a pedestal were represented by another truck :40 A. M.—Arrives at Union Sta- BRYGE DEPLORES DOCTRINE OF HATE ( { : 1 It proved intensely interesting to the|on the Loose-Wiles Baking company | furnished by the Murphy firm. Theh SIDE ACCIDENT tion. people, showing at a glance the vast]iruck. Two snow-white bakers and there were two trucks manufactured | | i i !:mrmel‘hAmu:::sad:rPAr::;‘::ls:s (Continued from Page One.) _ || 12:15—Commercial club luncheon, (Continued from Page One.) advance that };as ll:een mat}e in city| two girls were on the truck, Walking | by Murphy with the one-ton Murford A urc! n o A TR T g and short address. I e U transportation facilities in a few years.| hehind the truck were fifteen men, | attachment. [ up his wife and told her that he was - ¢ big frame work had been built. Upon s € en, § L and Lessons of War. going to the South Side and wouldn’t 2P. Mfi—l{)r}:ye “!“"Ig 'hedl"’e of th;'s'was a great pyramid of ice cream Model Kitchen, each bearing aloft on a pole a dif-| The D“dm:‘h hbd)' ,‘“g)rfig‘:hfioi"?} return until about 6 o’clock. ZT‘TIJO.rcR oL xs'o}:gc? parla ez'\ eant || tubs. “Over the tor of this was a ban-| A model kitcl.en w s the offering of | ferent package of the crackers and Cl?"sé“g'; Pc k':\s“cnm any. Drawn DED| “Be extra careful,” cautioned Mrs.|| SXWS Ristorical Dhg ner bearing the slogan, “Eat a plate |the Omaha Gas company, a_kitchen | cookies baked by this company. the Cudahy Packing company. HELP OF U. 8. IS NEE q from reviewing stand. i ] i i A t ded | by four white horses, with men Ad, You know we have only been| 5.00 _Fccorted at lusion of || ©f ice cream every day. n each|equipped with latest model gas monster cornucopla surrounde 4 onTdisal riding ahead married since May 2.” : SOOFIE. A% conC s, corner of the float was a young lady | range, hot water heater and all the | by smaller horns of plenty, with a mounted on dapple grays parade to president’s quarters at || ;ie ihuting small bricks of ice cream |known gas appliances and conven- | tiny tot seated in the mouth of each and two men on dapple grays behind, Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 3.—Viscount Sai 8 : i : id He'd Be Careful. Hotel Fontenelle. h i the float attracted merited attention. Bryce of Dechmont, former ambassa-| o “py ~p 500 Gl 600" Formal | dinner given by |[to, the crowd. Thus 100 gallons of |jences. S | hom, comprised the float of the Bran- | the float attracted merited a7eh P d th g g1, R : H jce cream were given away during| The Burgess-Granden company ex- | deis stores. The wagon, forty feet auie " . dor at \\{ashlngtqr\. addressing the | 1o ohed the husband,” and 1 will be s‘emljcentcnmal committee 1o || 40 ‘Cource of the parade. Orange | phibited a rgeal lighting _fixture show long, was drawn by eight sturdy | to arrive in prgper time Swift & Co. Congregational union today, decried| more careful if you will promise to }_jelt'def‘fi and Mrs. Wilson at ff /50 %04 the Ak-Sar-Ben colors pre- | room on wheels. There were electric| horses. The large cornucopia was | Were unable to enter a float in the the spirit of hate against the Ger-|pay the grocer's boy our little bill to- 3v3%n_fgndcd:¢'5s by President Wil- || vailed: bracket lights and so on. All were|twenty feet in length, with a mouth parade. | hree and mans and the talk of a lasting trade day. < - poalgi Audimri’um 2 The Burgess-Nash company had a blazing away brilliantly, the “juice” fn!’e feet across. : Armour’s float rode on a t :ieet e war. In conclusion he advocated a The wife promised and they bade : large globe representing the world, being supplied by an Edison' storage The voice with a smile wins,” is one-half-ton truck. Four pedestals, 10:10—President and [(’)‘r"éhil“" standing some ten feet high mounted | y2ore "0PbCo dthe float. This float | the motto , displayed alongside the in gilt and white, stood at the cor- eiclitother “goodhye, over Northwestern league to restrain aggression and com-| U ry Lo Tep Tl e Mrs, Adams pel arbitration. “If there is to be a recurrence of wars, becoming more terrible wn.p. the unceasing advance of science, he said, “we may well despair of the future.” 5 . Lord Bryce recalled that Premier Asquith, kord Grey and Mr. Balfour had expressed energetically and_sin- cerely the need of such machinery arid said that several groups:of think- €280 |1 on a truck. Perched on the summitf = . ing towns | mammoth telephone perched on the |ners. Linking these was a gold chain was to see her husband alive. Al- of the globe was a pround Amer- :':IJ fl::ft !t‘l'zlglci‘t; ss:u:::;n:igg“ durg float of the Nebraska Telephone com- | from which hams and bacons hung. though the fire department auto hur-|heavy Monday runs were taken away | ican eagle. A banner bore the words, ing the next two weeks pany. Medallions_inscribed ‘f"",‘ Ecq‘nomy ried with her to the South Side hos-|by stock yards switch engines. “We search the markets of the world Contented Cow. The red, white and blue truck of the | of Production,” “Quality” and Puri- pital in record time, Adams was dead Lone Electric Light B to please you.” Four little girls, one in| pp Al mito. Saritas Dairy com-| U. P. Steam Bakery advertising Tip- ty” were also pending from the chain. Yetore ishe rénched hit: ne ectric Lig urns. each corner of the float, symbolized BRIy atantailan enorymous lost i | Top bread, with the monster top car- e = Mrs. Adams’ home is in St. Louis, A logg wlectticllanp oEabout (wcl;‘e the seasons. Thelma Wolpa repre- the form of a sign 14 feet high and ried in the center of the automobile | pyorre g.“l‘)'."o‘fl!h:inw‘;:’ has been Mo. They were married in Omaha | kilowatt burned unceasingly from ¢ | | sented spring, Helen Hiett represent- | 5c% (Yoo "o’ each side of it was| truck, presented a lasting impression. | received here of the death of Arthur Z. just five months and one day before topmost corner of the plant all{eq symmer, Florence Lewis represent- an immense painting of a contented| Andrew Murphy & Son entered | Middiston: a former resident of Plerre, who the fatality. ! through the blaze to the amusement | ¢q autumn and Hazel Hiett represent- prn0g o % e e s Tt ., Son entered | wus serving with the Canadian troops in L of thousands of spectators. Superin-|ed winter. Each corner was decorat- Jersey cow looking out from a big s in the parade. The Kelly- | France and was killed in action. i s 3 ici ; i _|circle. On the back of the float was Z e = Seven Firemen Burned. tendent of the Electricity Department | ed with the foliage and general en: A B i e Bl el ers were working out the plans. lWhile fighting the - flames in the | Curtis, reported ';‘“ "W:_Y 3]" of his vironm"ent appropriate of t!:le season. | 118 AQVCE ( merica ant, five fi 1 wiring was out of use entirely. A smaller eagle was mounted at every ! o i Wanis Esibiot s fcer Tcson 8 Al ot e Two thuds were heard by those | corner. Slxshorus drew the float,| A big lot of heavy machinery form- 1 “To establish any machinery for [becf killing room, were severely ed the showing of J. F. Stroud & Co. , . h side of i feserving peace,” continued ~Lord ‘blul":::z h):nal sheet O[Efihmed si;gouhng :';:';1;2; pg:llilr:c;s.m"l")::eel?vsa‘larschad |E<jrhb;ycl:r|;;1el;fl:~r Paper company had | First rumbled along a five-ton truck ryce, “would be impossible w“hi mpow,k{ m:y alze dwar M o:) T fallen from their station on the top |a three-ton motor truck encased on a|'oaded with graders, plows and so on. - .—.‘1 out the co-operation of the "e‘f""“ Tock. Wilfiam H """(';e A Fonn pol' floor to the bottom of the shait, re- | profusion of yellow chrysanthemums [ This mighty monster trailed after it a A ; states, especially the ‘V“"s' ob R iar: atl ok Ng y],fi :p ain Joe Gal- maining a mass of red hot metal, and trimmed in asparagus. The firm | tractor grading machine, a horse- A the neutral states. We have been P?erc'e ALl f(’:nnce%';‘p'.'m The killing and hog trimming floors | name and At wad workad ot power grading machine and one of U—]kf.sl'm %Jh Mw — Pollock were the most severely|Were in operation at the time of the |in red Japanese rope. The fenders,|ihe big “elevating” graders sold Y| first alarm, A hundred and fifty men |the hod of the car and the driver's cab | recently to the city. By the side of waiting and watching to see whether Ameriga would, in view of the im- 2 : 1 fiole: b“;‘nt‘.t : 3 g rushed to leave the plant at the first [ were decorated in Japanese wisteria. | the latter grader went one of the ol its other policy of complete ssistant Chiefs Martin Dineen and | inrush of smoke from the sausage [On one side was mounted the G, O.|tle red wagons. mense interests at stake, depart from tion and bear its part in the effort| George Crager were severely burned| oom, P. elephant and on the other the Glass Display. P t. Ch 1 for securing a P’"’.“"‘el“t ’"",gf,eflfi:: about the hands. This is the third fire at the Morris "Woorgie Tiger” These were perched| The Midland Glass and Paint com- resen lng OIce peace. An "‘fl“e"": Ly ‘::ned there Departments Saved. and company plant. In the summer |on the front fenders, The wheels|pany had its unique glass wagon ia| purpose has already been {0 ts have| The fertilizing plant, which at pres- of 1914, practically the same portion | were solidly massed with chrysan-|the parade. It was decorated with and now two momentous ev“cnhs suse | ent s bei g‘i)lt' the box ': of the plant as burned last evening | themums. flags and bunting and six employes :ll:ep;el:l:ee %nu:lhllictlt‘lcln‘t’)g:ed l::u. the aleolr:gr;:ri‘:le ! de;lr:’n’:enatc otrhye' bu:ned then, '“h?“%h thte 1&” W afi Corn Sheller. dressed in white were on b°‘6d dih" 4 : 4 not near so great, due to the lac e fi tributing advertising matter. n the o o “President Wilson delivered four | cooper shops, the hen house, the lard [ & 0 oy " 2o ™ The fast big fire | The Lininger Implement company 8 a . months a powerful and luminous | refinery, tge engine room, and the| ooo.ed eight years ago, whcngprac- showed a corn sheller driven by a ::gg"b;etl;\eisv::::‘;asax:;“nlg:chm::ugii- At MOderate p"c“‘gs ech which he announced that | beef kill are a few of the'departments| : by | gasoline engine in actual operation| 2 el the United States could not stand | that were saved from the flames, A ::’:ha‘il ,“','fn:".'y'.':p}j:.?,:?nl:‘-:iilfiilfigtbw.{ !ghroughout ¥ he parade. This ma- | '3Fr wind :)hx:ldsfang “l'"““: 54"]’8 3 aloof from a movement in which the | rix-foot brick wall separated the pork| caiicd at that time, was burned, re- | chinery was mounted on a four-horse | WiRdOWS. _'wae © h' e latter, 4xi Sl.lltS $25 $35 highest -interests of manhood were | house from the beef kill, thus insuring| sui¢ing in a total loss of $600,000. Of- | truck.” The Ak-Sar-Ben colors were iect, representing a harvest scene, was ) y oncerned and that he felt sure the | practical safety to the latter. The hog| he South Side | beautifully handled in the natural|°n the back of the wagon. =~ ;eople of the United States were pre- fflll house is separated from the main i‘g;{onoh‘:,‘,‘lai‘l;;n}:" fin‘p‘ufn?fnd?“% (it products, with a band of yellow ear | The Basket stores had a big truck | ¢ i?ong‘:t}yfinaenglb:;cysfi!}:)lly red to join in any feasible scheme | pork house by railroad tracks and at|¢he time and took an important part | corn surrounding the top of the deco- oaded with baskets of things and ailored o , col- fo‘r the prevention of future wars, a late hour last night was reported in| in fighting the blaze, rations—green cornstalks and red | with barrels of apples. These stores ors guaranteed by us. “Two months ago Charles E.|no danger. Sparks.ignited a portion During the fire at the Morris Pack- sumach trimmings. distribute a carload of apples in ing company Monday, thieves carted| Trimble Bros. had what they g:;:l;:agle’oa“:‘i:‘i':?;wfi;:r:;!;“};};: Coats’ $25 tO $75 Hughes in accepting the nomination f of this division, but gained no head- away fifty pounds of bacon. The|termed a “Skookum” float. A big as candidate for the presidency by the | way before being put out by a detail ;epgb“ua‘ 'i",;" c“’:c!‘i:‘i‘:rx;‘h‘;‘;’tkfl: 0‘13"“:““‘- case was reported to the police. sign(;)n hhigh lr(;ad,A“Ek%u‘kum ichom- :::lwgpplm were tossed out into the Designs that are original orce and 4 ork meats and products valued at o ey e gy o ing October 10. Ask Trimble Bros.” s g .| 8 and f distincti wa convinced the time hldhcome l:l: SEHATE wiflion dollay’ were "Btored “Skookum” in the Indlan language 'I The J°h9’°5“D“"f°".'h, Cfimptnysl cogtil:gs:fl:sl:azble‘ tinctive America to_unite with ol l:r cm{, throughout the place, and the burn- means . bally,” “or" “the best.*" In | float ‘soniainec an. artistically decos 2 i g wel'll-cgnn?eregi:rcn?&e"t‘); ing o?l considerable portion of this other words, if “Skookum” is coming, .atScd‘tphlai‘_fo:m mtl !ol': Of'“;h:ICh ‘}fifl 1 applying methods o i“lr ration an¢ | cold storage supply is taken up in the LEAVE TURTUKAI then the best is yet to come. This|2 Smith Fo m-a-truck, %am ; wl| e Dresses’$l 9.50 to $75 conciliation to securing g 1 estimated loss, The plant proper is was a mystery float. Large Indian|with go rimmings. On this plat- ! ! permanent peace in the world. valued at something more than a mil- heads adorned’ the sides of the float, | form were also two girls and a bull-| Creations suitable for ev- “Thus the heads of the two great lion dollars, i an Indian teepee was pitched in the dog. The girls distributed advertise- ery hour of milady’s day, American parties, distinguished men middle and Indians strolled and|ments. Back of this float came about deslsnedb o 2 _and the official exponents of Amer- Departments Burned. \ lounged about it. twenty different local users of this esigned by masters. jcan opinion have promised the co-| pe departments that were totall; Binder in Operation. company's trucks, YV.Y.. d . upent&n of their nu}onl in thudp;gjt- demolished are: Pork trimming, uusy- (Continned from Pogo One) | .. fobhin: Dekes l;’low company's A cigar, sixteen feet long, mounted Ch-ld 9 A ect—one of great difficu “;h':,og 0Pk 1age, dr age, FiY' feet, hog cool- | Sari line, but they were compelled to | float carried a Deere binder in actual | ™" # truck and with the chauffeur con- ) § ldren’s prons but also of supreme importance. ers and sausage coolers, sweet pickel | retreat under the fire of our artil- | operation, the motive power being cealed inside the cigar formed a strik- v Made of blue and Good Job for Church. coolers, sweet pickel and salt porl: | | d infantry. Th uiet | furnished by a Cush ine. Oats | g float by McCord-Brady company. | f A 2 sooern, swee pickel and sat ok vy and fuyer. There was it | funihed by's Codiman engine, Oatt| 138 font Oy MeCort oy come - Eootwoar Fashions | white, or pink and white “Qur people and the statesmen i : ‘ . who leurour people gould have no |plete loss, part of the supply being on| London, Oct. 3.—2:35 p. m~—Bul-|the parade. A quantity of ripe oats|man dressed to look like: Mozart. g checked gingham. Sizes For the Autumn and Winter Seasons greater encouragement 10 address |a lower floor, The dressing rooms |garian counter attacks on the British |in the straw was used and was fed in From him to the colossal cigar behind or & g ool g themselves, when the time comes, 10 | PE0 the east elevator shafts were also [ forces, which crossed the river Struma |upon the canvas constantly. The|ran ribbons. It was an advertisement 3 omen, who discrim- . h' lored f H this enterprise, which they have al- | gutted, Thirty heavy electric motors|on the Macedonia front were re-|binder elevated it, bound it into bun-|of the Mozart cigar. inate will be more than cal?iizte:"f:; 6“}?;‘;:: = b 4 s . ' | { ml! pr ed to be necessary. 1 |Lung in different parts of the three top | pulsed yesterday, the war office an-|dles, kicked the bundles out upon the| The McCord-Brady company had pleased with these many our help to bring the ma erhbe-, ::oors fgulI 30 the third ,l‘nd fourth | nounced today. Following is the|carrier, from whence they were again i exquisite styles created Fa StOCki i8s i ¢ the people and to show them |floors with dangerous crashes. statement: taken, the bands cut and the material —o e » e o by the best designers. y llg s much we and every nation have | The fire burned with forc til| “\esterday the Bulgarians counter |fed in again. i i "aain 1 Tast evening and i It the print ||} Appropriste models for For Children the terror and after 11 o’clock last evening and |attacked with three battalions against Give Away Toast. gain by rm"i% t ¢ danger of war, which so long has ly will be smouldering for sev-[our new positions on the east bank KQ : street and dress wear i | hung like a black cloud over Europe. . Sparks from the blaze blew | of the Struma, but were repulsed, One | A collossal electric iron occupied the blurs or 2 await your viewing. ang‘,:gedb::t:: ‘:rt?;': ‘('.‘.;l:lf e churches could do no more truly | several hundred feet in the air and |of our battalions then charged with | float of the Omaha Electric Light and JOureyes z e T oth ik ristian work. X lit in great showers on the north wing | the bayonet and routed the enemy, | Power company, an iron so big that tire easily-- §1 | them. Shown at the Hosi “Let not this war be fought in vain. | of the cattle pens in the stock yards. t::l:-m: forty prisoners. . ' [inside of it were people and electric et glasses Seotion. ery Let us search for and u¥°tu put into in the cattle section will not| “The royal flying corps carried out|washing machines and ironing boards itud‘. Children’s Wear, Third Floor. 2 Killin, ractice some, scheme for reducing |y nerf. Zudlf possible at last for ending this | oo "15¢" oyt on hand and these il successful bomhing attacks on troops |and toasters and so on. Hot toast PP withi The compaty bid ir. transport in Prosenik and on a|was served to people along the line Idest and most terrible scourge of | {hr, o Tt morning, It is ex- rauroad train travelng from there i of march by the folks who were do- kind.” vected that h illi il b e | Seres.” ing the toasting on the float. And Lord Bryce Ld in lbo:x't “‘:,g l“"efi'w © FESURE ) " rhe reason given for the withdraw- |several electric toasters were given PHILLIPS Optical Co. said his country was : ~ FURS ually unanimous in holding that ’ al of Von Mackenzen's forces is that |out. Dependable, ust be pursued to victory || Fight in Stocle Yards. the German der is in d The first horse car that ever was . ? ..zé?::.?.;n'.’:. as. to apen the prospect |\ ‘Superintendent Jack Walters as-|of being. et be ths RO ar = - ™|} 807-809 Brandeis Bldg. Moderately Priced sumed charge of the situation and di- |and Roumanian troops which have rected the play of several streams of | crossed the Danube between Rustchuk water on the scorched furts. Several {and Turtukai. : i ce and added: "-"%n"ifl:'»'«"e'm’-" of that treaty the \people will insist and ought to in- #ist on expressing their opinion and |hundred tons of hay piled along the German Offensive Repulsed. - That Wonderfal Man's Hat e e f:&i?:: :g:ld mn‘ring:.k'r::r:itfll:golr’:g; Petrograd, via London, Oct. 3.— $2—THE ROOKIE—$2 = .1-.%!‘ “::-'::‘xmrm.“””mm";-w o Picture Sale ing ‘to form it.” :n ‘d«lned that the greceph of [first looked serious, but later changed | German forces have taken the offen- those of [as the wind blew less. Sparks fell in | 3ive south of Duinsk, attacking the Russian lines in force .near Novok Alexandrovsk, the war office an- nounced today, They were met by an Three fire engines and five motor ‘.?::n;e“nflf‘%’;‘;‘;fi,};{:;&"argz b,u:k trucks of the new design pumped h : ) water for three solid hours, Fum sh- ::":re&:cm::ion" the official statp- — 1, {J Never Fall $3. GABEL MFG. CO. Hawkaye, la, Exclusively at las ;}:e churches must do their part.in i istianity - coincide witl E;‘l:ticnl ::yldom and that the church- |abundance on the new concrete and should work for* national unity and |steel hog sheds, but had no effect 's::od feeling between the ‘classes. whatcver Spirit of Hatred Wron “Let us avoid, let us repress the spirit of hatred,” he said. “We are ignant ‘at the war the enemy |ing pressure for twenty-five lines of ]p?wdz't .ln;llulg'v;mw." d. We trust that [hose. The biggest fight in the early ' ..at.. our victory will warn the world that [cvening was on the south side of the He Kdls Wounds or such methods must never be resorted | plant next the street viaduct. The ’ to again and that tho;’e gnillty ‘of cl;rmn:: I:lter's:il::.d lodtl:; l(}ut{g\lym CameGB 29 Alone ’ i i i 18 it wise , drivin war e fertilizer ::fl;]:l“ofb eb':::;;‘:d. wll::,x: people | plant, but a battalion with twelve hose || Ottawa, Ont., Oct. 3.—A tale of s . for all time to come? The German |lines fought the fire to the opposite || an unnamed corporal in an e “ i' EISIOI t. le are under a harsh and tyran- direction, where it centered in its last || Ontario battalion of the Canadian ious rule, which has not only deceived stand on the fourth and fifth floors of || forces in France, who, single- and mi fed them, but silences any |the sausage division. From here all handed, charged a party of twenty- e c'n".'° F T'|'p.°n° protest—and there are those who wish | through the center of the pork house, (| two Germans advancing to an at- Pamtlngs, to protest—against its crimes. Some estimated at a half block square, it (| tack and killed or wounded all of sTve Nope they will overthrow it |swept downward. - Chief Salter ‘or- || them except one, whom he took ||}l from $1.00 up to $100.00 Call Than to ndpon dered the fight to be transferred to when they have learned the truth. Erhoner, is related by the official “To i i ill be to|the third floor at.an early hour and dian “Eye witness,” in a dis- N . ] .o‘;l.“‘h:‘d‘“e‘:;a g‘ r:“::l::.? w“:',,. eN: this probably saved a good deal of the || patch received today. Mezzotints | “Tho llu. s 'fls’. ! tons cannot hate one another for-|Property “l°'," d frei 2 “As a result of further severe ever and the sooner they cease to do :ed thotisand freight cars side- || fighting the Canadians have cap- $5.00 up 0, the better for all of them, We |tracked on '"3““ N°""~ 2,3 and 4. || ¢yred several important German must take all proper steps to defend | HE' Temove :""’“ after the blaze || pogitions and have advanced their ‘ 5 mi?l:tl N {_rfolr;t ua{ dungzrl that :‘_g_‘;"fi"'!‘g ;,’“h ‘“r';;fi‘c’e" ;{:'Sy c?‘r‘: own lines lupon a lmnt:ge of near- Etclungl might anse if after the war the enemy | %€ two miles, to a maxi countries were to resume an insidiou’; shipment. Many °'E" empty cars that }),f 90:;:‘;:."' Sle dllpl::h“n:l;:.p b from $2.00 up Very seldom does the telephone operator report a line busy when it isn't—it is less work to complete the call. hostility. That is at present no more than a possibility which may never filled the big railroad yards after thel ':-g'fi;'_.. fhe talkc we now hear sbout PhC:rbomh A request from a subsctiber for a number which the operator re- :Inael:l‘.‘ a new v‘:ar of trade :onfofl?;; otographs ports busy usually means a second call will be made for that the war of arms has immense ca- $1.00 up number. : pacities for mischief. Such a trade war would prolong and embitter If the subscriber makes a second call and th; line is still busy, ;S“l th?’u‘ h:igreds d(h_:l ought to Prints = Jak :%ux z;;:c!lh::: :ieczr‘yh 't?:'aeflrisg: from $1.00 up the number a third time, whether the connection is made or not, us once for all, the operator’s wor this call. *Our main purpose will have failed, pe k has been tripled on D iif we do not secure a durable peace, W § olong hatfeds would increase suspicion, would lead in time to a re- cutrence of those very calamities from v we are suffering. If severe t have to be imposed, let them be done on|¥ so far as is necessary for securing future peace, not in a vin- "dictive spirit which in perpetuating would end by relighting the B Mbseassd hatab prio- 1ks ged their ryce advocated that the prin- ;73 es of n‘;lliqnllity :lel r.elpilcttd as EF some fo Chan th as possible, especially in the cases 9, - Poland, the sovthern Slavs, own te‘mp r’ments the'y’d Spfuivahis and Armega be better satisfied with Stock of Silks Stolen those of their From Louisville Store ville, Neb., Oct. 3—(Special. mighbore’, W ner; merchandise store o Pk ik Ay o Wallace Nuttings $1.25 up The line may be busy, (1) because some one is using the tele. phone called, (2) because another person on the party line called is using their telephone, or (3) when some one else is trying to get the number at the same time you are. You buy the picture We furnish the FRAME FREE This Week, Sure. A H;);e Co. 1513-1515 Douglas St., Please be considerate of the telephone operaton— she does her work willingly, always courteeusly and wonderfully well, NEBRASKA TELEPHONE COMPANY ers was broken into last Everything in v ey iy Artist Materials tves used an auto. No tryce of obtained