Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 6, 1916, Page 7

THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1916. \uhrn"lv of ¢ submersible would | persiste h is ‘e a 4 i B i 4 B | persisted tonight that this was being| as a quarters ship for the men While [ style as to give their confidence althe resulting goal followed by a neat- DOWNTOWN OM_AHA Bremen Is Lost; Saiys begin Monday morning, | done by government submarines. Of| the Deutschland remains in port. severe jolt. Although haviifg the ad- | 1y-hooted' placement goal from a dif- Deutschland Chlef Captain Klnwmg gives 10 Afrdi‘ucr‘\’('\('r,l] of these boats in the outer S vantage of weight and the added hen- [ ferent angle. to continued rumors that the long|waters today, two returned tonight, | W h d L efit of a wet, slippery field, the sailors ———— ABLAZE WITH TALK overdue submarine Bremen wilf® ap- one later leaving for Boston, it was | as Ington an ee *f were outclassed more than the 10-to-) Department Orders. ¢ - New London, Conn., Nov. S Gaps lwdltv‘ ;‘n” .\h\k‘l\\ ‘l“‘!\m(un. I'he Beemen :\.n:l. tlllll‘b,{in{‘hlé.lvt ;(I\\.nls reported, Take Navy Mea’sure score indicated v ";m”'d\mfl ‘@:fr‘;;;':‘«::f.n.-lnllkfylrmlnhn in P Fon i 5 coq | 1S lOSt, s | were still off Block Island. 9 eranticedls i s . South Dakots, has N s merchantman tschla 5 -1 v 2 SR e 2 ) 3 b e o rizona, vice W. M. Peterson, trans- | J Voice of Political Orator i o g4t Yates Stirling of the submarine base) Deutschland will be conducted toc Annapolis, MO, Nov, 4—Washing: | rorh Pod safe and to sa icking 1107, ATSPRMATS Mo M NN night that the loading of the cargo [here that orders had ‘been given to|morrow on the North German Lloyd | ton and Lee took Navy's measure in | game. The Virginians' points were K rural ¢ a appointed: Falls " Y b hn I, Warner; Tecumseh, Samuel A. Greets You. of crude rubber and nickel.for the re-| patrol the three-mike limit, reports | steamer Willehad, which is serving | foot ball here this afternoon in such | tallied on well-carned touchdown and PEOPLE TO DO THE VOTING By A. R. GROH. * ' Well, folks, it's all over but the A shouting. The campaign of 1916 practically came to a close in Omaha and else- (@] where last night. X 4 The republicans and the democrats, g the “drys” and the “wets,” have pre- ; sented their several causes to the 7 people with eloquence and vocifer- ousness. f ’ The people will now retire to their homes and offices and shops.and gi\'e the matter' deliberate consideration. The Democrats Pledged Themselves to Reduce - A great night was last night. Beau- tifully balmiy and calm was the weath- er. And tie crowds flocked to the LUy o o bright lights of down town. The ora- orical artillery started early and b x lasted late. From the big Bryan meeting the street crowds ranged down to little groups where impromp- ° tu debates were staged. ] Ah, friends, if harsh words could ! kill, our population would be sadly depleted today. In this home and g : fireside daily we would never, never = . print the epithets which usually-re- The following is a plank from their Platform of 1912 speal;ing féor;\ an automobile al}rour- i o ets, 4 . . , . . . . if.%'l'.' it "?x::n;._‘;c{eds tontiaow ['1 ‘THE HIGH COST OF LlVING is a serious from the high-tariff laws enacted and maintained by hewgmichighenaid Sititores i The problem in every American home. The Repub- the Republican Party and from trusts and commercial . t. g-h. man told the heckler he < Sk v R was a bum, and the s. f. man invited lican Party, in its platform, attempts to escape from conspiracies fostered and encouraged by such laws, :::;:-‘ o ool {:mx:hg«m\‘vll‘:‘recu?gs i responsibility for present conditions by denying that and we assert that no substantial relief can be secured t. t. g-h. man laughed, ha-ha-ha, just . they are due to a protective tariff. for the people until import duties on the necessaries of ke thit andiduesiod e wotdsr a1 “We take issue with them on this subject, and life are materially reduced and these criminal conspir- other side of the automobile. ' “I want charge that excessive prices result in a large measure acies broken up.” to speak to men, not hoodlums like these folks on the other side,” he said,’with dignity. All Ends Well, The same thing happened in other forms at other street meetings. And et it be recorded to the credit and 1 i level-headedness of us Omaha .and Upward Cllmb Of the COSt Of LlVIng Nebraska and United States~people tlmtdthc trol;xble always ended up in|j from ]9]3 to ]916' good-natwredness. ; D ) ' The only kind of shooting was (Based on figures from the New York Times — Financial Sec!ion) “shooting off” of mouths. The only ) kind of daggers used were the daggers that they “looked” at each other. The only poison gas used was verbal gas. At one meeting two men in the front- line trenches, after shooting at each other for ten minutes, finally got so well acquainted that they shook hands and each agreed that the other was a good fellow, except for his politics. The Salvation. Army marched out bravely and took its position on Dead Man Hill at Sixteenth and Douglas. Unfrightened by the oratorical artil- lery from a meeting half a block away, they burst into a salvation song, ac- companied by their band. Trucks and wagons with big canvas signs on them paraded slowly through the crowded streets. All Sorts of Signs. A “wet” advertisement onone truck said, “Papa: If they have prohibition in Nebraska will you have to buy my books like they .do in Kansas. (Signed) Walter.” And along came Fo P o shoe for Warer o ' The Cost of Living NOW Is the Highest on Record — e ver in the Auditorium was a “wet” . . asscmblage. The Chrisian Endear : Nearly 409% Higher than in 1913 when the theater. All the other theaters had Democratic Low 'l‘arifi' LaW Took Efiect. wr hows. And the ancient moon rode coldly in the clear sky and seemed to look down in amusement upon the ephe- ~ meral struggles of pudly man on this November evening in the year that men call 1916, / But, many are the hearts that are i e e If it is true, as Mr.Wilson claims, that our présent prosperity democrats are pinning their hopes to o T e is not d h h he hi fli i bat s ettty il 1s not due to the war, then the high cost of living is not due ll]muls J. P{att:i who, in a r:cl:nt ad- | Donglas county, asd down the prie. to the war. ' ciples and aspirations of democracy in tl]csedno'hlc"words,..\§:|\|\i;h sl;lalrl1 g0 h D . P \ . i . % onde B s - Dougld count ) The Democratic arty cannot claim the credit for one with- to give out if we win, and we wiil v distribute them to those workers that Out assuming the responsibility for the Other. swing the most votes into line.” Oh, friends, that little word, “if”’! Two Men Are Held (L _ On Robbery Charge TR S e What You Paid in 1913 What You Paid in® 1913 mes Bentley, Denver, and James Hutchinson, Kansas City, are being e e A —————— 'l held -at police headquarters on a and What YOU Pay NOW D s - o = and What You Pay NOW 'cha':l'gle ofnhiih\gay }iobb.e'n]-y, Sre{c‘rrcrl o P » ohn Buck, Ste nville, O., - : . ¢ > ; c’:’ who accused t‘;w(;:l cfC lakin;)(}i:fs ALICIe: UL“ I?E 19-L6 "wg = i‘fl! /UL“ _1_9_L3 19_1_6 M watch and $40. Flour ... .Bbl. $4.65 $9.75 1109, Salt Pork. . ..Ib. 16 33% _The two men followed him from a S et | Sugas.... W 04y, 07y, 7505 A POSSIBILITY HER Salt Beef .. .. 1y, 280, jumped upon him from behind. One held his arm while the other searched Lard ..... Ib. 10% .171/2 61% 5 . Butter . .36 169, his pockets, Detective John Unger \z0, | Domestic Sizes Already Regail- made the arrests, finding the men in Eggs ....doz. 619, ing at $13 in Many Parts Sirloin Steak.lb. 149, ~ a Douglas street lodging house. of the City. Uses Razor When He Is Called Down A negro, incensed by white men who chided him for “hogging” standing room in a Thirteenth street car last night, whipped out a razor when the car reached Thirteenth and Harney and slashed Norman Ghyst, bartender at the Musicians' club, who lives at 1410 Chicago, across the face. - Police Surgeon Orris Myers took fourteen stitches in the wound to close it. Ghyst was accompanied by Dr. B. Cavanaugh, denist at 607 City Na- ional bank building, and Fred Keeley, 2417 Jones, but before these could in- terfere the negro leaped from the car and escaped,