Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 22, 1916, Page 4

i A . 4n alght-day furlough, which he will #t & distance, going In an auto. il e twenty-eight and ‘Kennedy, 3 ;xg;? ers Protestt E oker was Dent He nx:(dy ‘convalescent hospital. mol .I;lneoll. visited at the home on Wednesday from [ ) you could make. Ruad The / e h Bee real estate 4—A ’ Nebraska | NEBRASKA VOTERS . STRONG FOR HUGHES Sutton Tells State Committee of Suc{:entul Meetings Over the State. RESULT OF TRAIN POLLS (From a Staff Correspondent.) Lincoln, Oect. 21.—(Special.)— Changes which mean a great deal to the chances of Hughes carrying Ne- braska are apparent all along the line, according to Judge A. L. Sut- ton, republican candidate for gover- nor, who was in Lincoln today and called at republican headquarters. “The republican ticket will surely be elected from top to bottom,” said the judge. “I have been especially pleased with the sentiment in favor of taking the state out of democratic hands and putting it in the hands of the republicans, The Hughes senti- ment is gaining every day and should be sufficient to ‘carry him across as far as Nebraska is concerned, when election day comes. Crowds at Meetings. “We have been drawing good crowds in most of the places where we have spoken. The voters are be- ginning to take more interest in the campaign than was at first apparent, which in itself is a indicatioo that the republican ticket is gaining.” 'ollng of trains, according to re- ts coming to the republican state eadquarters is continuing to show a decided Hughes trend. A train from | Lincoln to Harvard on the Burlington polled Wednesday, showed Hughes {Nilnon twenty-two, A smoking car on the line from Ox- [§ ford to Beaver City, showed Hughes § thirteen and Wilson nine; Another moker on the same line returning wed Hughes six and Wilson four, What Train Polls Show. As an indication that Judge Sut- ton for governor and Kennedy for the senate are coming in good shape, as is also the prohibitiont amendment, the following ipolls were taken this k on different trains and on dif- tings to Lincoln—Ken- 'k, 13; Button, 46; Neville, . Hitchcock, 2; Button, 3; Ne- e, 1; wet, 1, Smoker, Beaver City to Oxford—Kennedy, 1 l:l’um"} Button, 11; Neville, 1 r, Not Glven—Kennedy, 4; Hitah- Sutton, 4; Neville, 0; dry, 11 Konnedy, 8§7; Hl e, 128 and the wet 27, The Expenditures ¥ 'u; o'f a farm te twent neston‘and W '::d d on' file. The boar: Idiers’ Relief commission to su Colonel A, H. Hollingsworth, re- hundred blishels of wheat raised the Gage cotinty poor farm tl was disposed of yesterday at elevator for $1.58 per bushel. ' Wi ‘pt, until reuntl¥ pital from blood poison- parents recently located at and dre in attendance at the esterdgy morning, was the coldest the m’t’an. the temperature drop- down to 21 uhre 2ero, he local lodge of Elks held a large- ttended meeting last evening. Two dates were initiated, after which held. Edward Werner kinson,” who spoke at nd rej I, a civil war veteran, died the home of his duu‘ht 5 , at Wymore, aged 68 yeans. been a resident of Wymore ‘ thirty-eight yea: 4 J. C. Crew roturned maha, his mother, Mrs. to his home nce Monday H. Malne, An the Mrs. Fouts, who has been on a furlough some time, returned on Wednesday, J. H. Btafford and sister, Mrs, Eva termaster Max Lelbler returned on Omaha. R. J. Roush yesterday morning asked for (et dudtusim i oy _Omaha real estate Is the best investment medicinal preparation like Dr. Kilmer's Root, that has resl curstive value, sells iteelf. Like an endless chain the remedy is recommented by who have been benefited to those who e in need of it. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is & physician's i It has been tested for years has brought results to countless num- who have suffered. Fhe success of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root I8 due to the fact that it fulfills almost sty wish in overcoming kidney, liver and disenses, corrects urinary troubles | neutralizes the urie acld which causes mot. suffer, Get a bottle of Swamp- If you wish first to test this send ten cents to Dr. Y., RENNEDY PARTY REACHES ELGIN Republican Candidates Have Difficult Time Making Schedule. G. 0. P. SENTIMENT GROWS Elgin, Neb., Oct. 21.—(Special.)— Although the highways in Pierce, An- telope and Knox counties are made quite impassable because of the snow and rain of the last day or two, the campaign of John L. Kennedy, repub- lican candidate for United States senator, and William P. Warner, re- publican candidate for congress from the Third district continued yester- day without great change in the itinerary, and they arrived here last night by automobije from the north- ern part of Antelope county accom- & panied by George N. Seymour, repub- lican candidate for regent of the Uni- versity of Nebraska, and Rollie Huff- man of Elgin, who had met them at Brunswick, and held a lively and largely attended political rally in the New Community hall. Mr. Seymour presided and intro- duced Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Warner with a very pleasant and instructive speech which was much appreciated by both audience and candidates. Antelope County Stirred. The Oakdale band furnished a musi- cal progtam of popular and patriotic selections and added to the gayety of the occasion. The Oakdale band is one of the best bands in the state. It was to have accompanied the speak- ers over the county today, but the bad roads made it impossible for them to do so. Antelope county has, however, been greatly stirred by to- day’s campaign and a growing inter- est in the coming election is notice- able on all sides, While Mr, Kennedy and Mr. Warner are assured of a Fn" vote here, it is generally be- ieved that Judge A. L. Sutton will carry the county by a substantial ma- jority and that Mr. Hughes will run especially strong. | County Candidates Travel. Others who have accompanicd Messrs, Kennedy and Warner today are John H, Recroft, candidate for clerk of the district court; G. E. Thofnton; candidate for county treas- urer; Perry H. Peterson, candidate for county clerk; Lewis D. Curtis, candidate for county superintendent; Lyle E. Jackson, candidate for county attorney, and S. I. Nies’ member of the congressional committee, The day's campaign started in Wi in the morning when the can- s were conducted about the town by F. E. Anderson and P, A. Anthony. . Because of trains being snow bound, it was impuossible for Mr, Warner’and Mr. Kennedy to ake their schedule of towns yester- ay and Jackson, Ponca, Allen, Dixon, Laurel and Coleridge were .reached only by telephone, although many of the voters have come in to attend meetings at other points along .the line. From Wau !he‘z were con- ducted to Osmond by Arthur Holm- hairman of the Knox county . Calkins a member of | here a meeting was held AN UNUSUAL MESSRS. CHICKERING IN OUR STOCK. prices, $500 and up for the best, but who, perhaps, within their reach. "THIS IS' YOUR anteed both by Chickering like to have in your home. excellent condition in every by us. On these pianos we THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 22, 1916. | [at 10 o’clock in the Rogers Drug store building. Colonel Walsh presided. ‘ Meeting at Plainview. | They were next escorted to Plain- view, where an afternoon meeting was | held in the opera house. At this meet- ing O. E. Engler, chairman «f the | Pierce county committee, presided. | Editors O. C. Miller, W. G. Squires, | were a part of the party, from here |and at Brunswick another meeting | was held out-of-doors. At this meet- |ing Mrs. Seymour presided. The roads | between Plainview' and Brunswick were so bad that it was with great difficulty that the campaign party finally got through. At Royal an- other out-of-doors meeting was held | Here the party was joined by a large number of Antelope county citizens who conducted the speaker to Elgin, It was impossible to reach Orchard in time to continue with the schedule of the day, but an effort will be made to do so later. 3 Today the campaign continued with a morning meeting at Neligh and other meetings at Oakdale and Tilden, where a party of Norfolk republicans met the candidate and conducted them to Norfolk. Stops were made at Meadow Grove ‘and Battle Creek and a night meeting was held at Madison. All along the line there is growing enthusiasm among the re- publicans. Hughes stock is rising perceptibly and’the election of Ken- nedy, Sutton and Warner seems as- sured. More Than_} ifty Years On His Dakota Homestead Siowe Falls, S. D., Oct. 21.—(Spe- cial)—W. J. Lynn, a pioneer home- steader of Civil Bend township, Union county, enjoys the distinction of living on one homestead for what is believed to be a longer period than any other man in the state. 'He Jo- cated on his pr®sent homestead in 1864 and has resided there continu- ously since, . He is 73 years of age, strong and active as must men of 45, Wharton Will Speak Plattsmouth, Neb,, Oct, ‘Zl.—(Spe- cial.)—On account of the absence of the Rev. H. G. McCluskey, pastor of the First Presbyterian church at this place, be being at Hastings in at- tendance at the synod of the church, former Postmaster John C. Whorton of Omaha will occupy the \)ulpit on Sunday, Oetober 22, when he will preach on the subject of “Christian Character.” , Editor Visits Former Home. Plattsmouth, Neb,, Oct, 21.4-(Spe- cial.)—J. H. Newlin, edifor of the Harrison Sun, of Sioux county, and wife are here on a short visit with their ofd-time friends, ‘John McNur- lin and wife. The Newlins were dele- gates from Harrison lodge, Independ- ent Order Odd Fellpws, to the grand lodge at Lincoln, 4nd took this op- portunity to visit their former home. Eats F&y_ Poison and Dies. Lindsay, Neb., Oct. 2l.5~(Special.) —Francis, the 3-year<old son of Mr. Chickering Pianos ON ACCOUNT OF A SLIGHT MODIFICATION IN CASE DESIGN, HARDLY NOTICEABLE, THE ORIZED US TO MAKE A SLIGHT REDUCTION IN PRICE ON SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL @HICK- ERING PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS NOW ARELY has one the opportunity \to purchase a gen- uine Chickering piano for less than regular stand- ar , up for the grands, so that any opportunity to purchase for less should not be overlooked by those who desire chasing until they could find a Chickering at a price ! Every instrument is brand new and absolutely guar- Company. We have other high grade standard makes from which you can choose such as: IVERS & POND HAINES BROS. BEHNING STULZ & BAUER SCHAFF BROS. AUTOPIANO ARMSTRONG BREWSTER BUR(}ESS-NASH and OTHERS _In addition to ‘the above we have some especially fine bargains in good pianos, the kind that you would been used a. little, others hardly any; they are &ll in » low prices so as to put them within if you wish, to suit you, Prices will range as follows:' $95 — $135 — $155'— $168, Etc. BURGESS-NASH COMPANY, "EVERYBODY’S STORE! and Mrs. Frank Heiman: living four miles northeast of here, died yester- day from the resdits of eating fly killer. The child ‘climbed up on a chair and got hold of the poison. Medical aid was summoned, but too much of the poison had gotten into the system, OFFERING OF & SONS HAVE AUTH- the uprights and $700 and have been putting off pur- OPPORTUNITY & Sons and Burgess-Nash SEES HUGHES' LEAD ' ON ELECTORAL YOTE, Republican Nominee Assured of 300, With Fifty More Probable. S0 SAYS TOUR MANAGER New York, Oct. 21.—A total of 300 electoral votes assured for Charles E. Hughes, with an additional fifty prob- ably and another fifty-five possible, was claimed for the republican presi- dential candidates in a statement is- sued tonight by Charles W. Farnahm, manager of the Hughes campaign tour. There are 531 votes in the electoral college. ! Mr. Farnham said he based his con- ¢lusions on observations of conditions in all parts of the country. Among the states he placed in the-“sure” col- umn was Ohio, New York, Illinois and Indiana, After a series of conferences, Vance C. McCormick, democratig national chairman said tonight: “Its all over. The president is re- elected.” Death from Injurles. Hugo, Okl. Oct. 21.—E. C. Chrfsty of San Francisco, A member of the Aero Club of America, dled here late today from in- Juriea sustained whon an aeroplane In which he was flying turned In the air and plungoed to the ground. Christy was pinned beneath Both of them | long-mileage anti-skids that have more than Some of these pianos have way and fully guaranteed have placed exceptionally reach of all. Terms, proved up this season. e [ A complete stock of United States Tires carried by Omaha Rubber Co. 1608 Harney St. P 7” . ‘Humphreys’ Seventy-seven For Grip, Influenza COLDS It i hot when the body Is hot, but when It 18 coaling that It 1s most susceptible to' catehing Cold. After exorcise, change your clothing at once~—don't walt until the damp things next to your skin give you a chill by checking the cirsulation. A dose of “Seventy-seven" taken at ohce / restores the checked circulation, atarts the blod coursing through the veins and breaks up the Co “Seventy-seven' contalns nothing harmful nor Injurious and leaves no bad after ef- feats. A small vial of pleasant pellets fits the vest pocket: handy to carry, easy to take. £6c at all drug stores in all America, TONIC TABLETS (HUMPHREYS') For the convalescent, for the weak and the weary.—Price, $1.00, at all Drug Stores or sent C. O. D, Humphreys' Homeo. Medicine Coy, 166 Wil- llam Street, New York ues—with the small pay’’ you. Low Prices fixed on them. just remains to say: Get our prices—see the merchandise we offer before you buy. “IT will Overstufied Davenporis in high backs, low &nd medium backs, Every-Day It 28x46 top 26x38 top 27x46 top leathers, tapestries and velours. A tapestry davenport....... $32.9 A tapestry davenport, like illustration, 84 inches length, loose spring cush- fons, covered in a mingled green tapestry .... The same design an leather J Every one of ~A Car of ‘ pthat been ot golden oak...... --84.50 4.75 8 This fortable .. . Linoleums Underprice ' Newest Patterns, Prolinos. .. ] wHeavy grade prints.,..... ....55¢, 656 and 75¢ Inlaids. .. | 85¢ $1.25 $1.35 $i.50 Inches in Helght. Our Number 11A Oak Our' Number 12...89,60 Our No. 212.. our No. 214....832.75 £ good double dratt Oak Heater, 16-in. fire bowl -8$10.75 A beautiful Parlor Heater, 18-n. fire howl, full nickel trimming .......814.75 in our are expressive of the care in selecting seat Rocker, like illustration, A ‘Wood Seat Rockers, in mnhog?h’y Zn% fip s Genuine Mahogany IR Rocker P &) done in velour in a quiet shade posts, wide arhs, roomy and com- This Base Burner Stands B8 Price $36.50 © rose and New Leather Rockers e sa just placed store has taken Your Letter of blue, is a feature piece, with chalr to about the match. Price— S: I $18.25 alesmen n;.é and Store A Malioguay Rocker, tpestrs badi> | Service cane panel back ......... 10. 7 A Mahogany Rocker, Willlam :nzs may entitle Mary design, tapestry spring |you to that seat . A Maho, , 30.95 | $100.00 Mary style, velour seat and back; Cash assorted colorings .......812.75 -A very high back Mnfmgl.ny ocker, auto tapestry seat, twist front |——— L Wiltons, 8.3x10.6, rose effects Wiltons, 9x12, oriental Axminsters, 9x12 ..... Every one a perfect choice design. Strong values useful articles every home. [ A Folding Leathere! Card Table .......... ish Morooco Cover.... The Handy ‘Adjustab Ladder high closet 6. A beauululsgulden For Every Room iu your home. Tapestry Brussels Bedroom 8 6 ’ g A good Sewing Rocker, wood A decorated Oval Tray..75¢ A Fumed Oak Foot Stool, Span- ‘{5‘ A Fumed Oak, Golden Oak or Mahogany Record Case, with Record Index, for your music 1513 -1515 Howard St. Our Store Message Assuming that you are going to read every line that follows in this ad, it would seem unnecessary to say anything in this space to strengthen our invita- tion or to cause you to determine .in your own mind, that you will surely see for yourself each piece illustrated — in forming your judgment of the following val- Library Tables Of Correct Proportion ond Design Mahogany finished Colonial Table, 812.50 Solid mahogany Colonial Table, 28x 16 op i Bt e o, ... 818.50 ' Golden and Fumed Table: .95, (Genuine Quartered Oak Mahogany table, like illustration, 36x 60 top, reproduced from an early Colonial pattern, price.....8$39.75 Thé Dining Room suite here illustrated is a true portrayal of the William and Mary style, in solid English brown mahogany. The Sideboard is § ft. 6 in. length........872.50 The Table, 54-in. 8 ft. extension ..8$52.50 Cabinet BEok D! .) $17.5 The China Arm Chair, The Side Chairs, blue haircloth seat, each 11,08 | The Serving Table (not shown) 20.00 Golden oak or fumed Buffets it i s LT, $18.78, $17.75 A Fumed Oak Suite— Buffet, 60-in. length.’. Table, 45-in. top.. and tan --835.00 copies. . -839.75 ....$17.75, $22.50 and up rug and of sizes— 211.7 ] 13.75 1 in for 8$1.28 tte Top -8$1.69 ....75¢ le Short This Peninsular 323 Leg Base Peninsular Range, 6-hole...827, A Leg Base PM!lZlulsl‘ Range, ground and bur- nished top, Genuine mahogany Colonhg lgfizl?. Wing Chair 87 oak Library table, Leather 818.75 These Four Rockers are of excellent material throughout. of strongest construction of hardwood and oil tempered coil springs and felt filling, The leather is a select Spanish tanning and the “ tapestry of perfect weave and attractive coloring and design. Note the low price under each one 6-hole and ————— LARGE CASH FURNITURE RE and Substantial [ speaks inviting comfort and never gets out of style or favor. We show them in leather, . 87.95 .75 tapestry and velour coverings, to suit any taste or purse. . Tapestry $18.75 Leather 819.75 They are built over frames Black Walnuts, Brown Mahoganies and 0ld English Oaks the Popular Perlod Desigus. blue haircloth seat (not sh. Tal Dress- ers In every popular period design, in black walnut or mahogany any at May be matched witl and tollet tables at proportionately low figures. X Dresser in waxed golden, very similar design ......coveniiiiiiinn. 19.75 Golden oak Dresser, 40-in. base.. .......................... 7.75 An Adam style suite in striped walnut finish, dresser, chiffonier and bed, a snap -864.25 Thiy Walnut Bed in soltd black walnut pauels .. . TS May be matched to Suite. Woed Beds, in oak, mahogany and fumed, new styles, open paneling— $9.50, $10.50 and 813.75 75 THE KITCHEN CABINET here mi nutely illustrated, represents the last concelvable convenience that is sible to bu‘ild in & cabine work table to a conv base and It is poro white oak. terior. The flexibl t di fords Thi It withdraws ce from the all needed room. ain_and cleans like a f.m“ dish. Hvery compartment is complete. It is a . It has wi prices is of select nmsl in- .95