Omaha Daily Bee dated August 31, 1916

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Part One NEWS SECTION PAGES 1 TO 10. VOL. XLVL—NO. 69. RAIL EMPLOYES - WHO WALK OUT WILL BE FIRED Be Discharged From |...

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| peared today to be less confident. FREIGAT EMBARGO " WILL BB GANERAL Practically All Roads Will Re- fuse Shipments Within

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FILL GUARDS' PLACE AS POLL(}_IE AT FAIR State Board Will Be Obliged to Appoint Men jo Take the Hailstones Lie | Seven Inches

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FOUNDED BY EDWARD ROSEWATER VICTOR ROSEWATER, EDITOR THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY, PROPRIETOR. Entered st Omaha postoffice as

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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, “In the Days of Real Sport” 'FRATERNAL ORDER HOLDS MEETING !Sons and Daughters of Jeru. | salem...

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HAWAIIAN MUSIC ATTRACTS SOGIET Young Women Prefer to Dance To Its Wierd Melodies— Learn to Play Ukelele. | JRAZE HAS REACHED

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." B \ 7 i - -1 » \merly secretary of the Des Moines THE BEE: BRINGING UP FATHER ) | WANT YOU TO BE MORE CAREFUL. How YOU...

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FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Pianos and Musical Instruments. CONCERTINA for sale, $50; $10 down, §10 a month. Call South 372. 2006

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f\ REAL ESTATE—IMPROVED o West. $2,350. -~ DUNDEE. $100 cash, 336 per month, for a nice §- room cottage facing north on Burt

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10 GRAIN AND PRODUCE filh Demand for Wheat is —Excellent, But the Market Is Irregular. {BNE HIGRER TO TWO LOWER o Omaha,...

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PAGES ONE—-FbURTFEN ; ; y PAGES ONE—FOURTEEN smerr | - 1 H M LINCOLN SECTION : SECTION VOL. XLVI—NO. 69. OMAHA, THURSDAY...

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Lincoln and environs contain a col-| legiate atmosphere because, in addi-| tion to the rajor institution, the State...

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] Graduates of the University of Ne- braska are in every town of the state, | and scattered to the four corners of the earth,

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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1916. £y If there is one thing more than _ any other that the people of Nebras- | ka...

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1916. THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31 INTERIOR VIEW OF THE GREAT AGRICULTURAL PAVILION AT THE NEBRASKA STATE FAIR GROUNDS

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PRI e o B RS T R U6 I NSRS AN 2 v 080 R e iy An eastern advertising man who | when they have it. 1 see that very came west

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Newly Remodeled Security Hubua/ 314 ildin :9' 122and O Sts ¥ Supremacy in agricultural lines has never been denied the state

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° a union station, maintains a separate . state fair is unexcelled. In years past As a railroad center Lincoln has| few...

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Lincoln adds a family a day to its population, that is, it adds an aver age of four persons daily to its list of contented

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While the state fair to some degree is_considered an educational institu- tion from the standpoint of agricul- ture mostly,

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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3 11 Time brings its changes and as the years come and go this has been shown in no greater

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BT R PR B The past year showed a marked ad- vancement along business lines in Nebraska, but this was particularly marked in

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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1918. \ | out to the woodshed by his fond papa regu- larly, have his bedroom papered a

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4 WA CAN FATTY DO? Among Other Things He Can Take a Lot of Advice and Do as He Likes. . FACTS HAMMER THEORIES “What,” asks