THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1915.
HDMPHREY LYNCH
; DIES ATSEYEHTY
Father of County Comraiiiloner
Pasft Away After Several
Months of 111 Health.
WAS A PIONEER OF NEBRASKA
Humphrey Lunch, Omaha ploneor,
and father ot County Commissioner
John Lynch, died at hit home, 101
Boiith Twenty-sejcond street. Thurs
day nlM. H 7 7ri of age.
' Since Mr. Lynch had been retired
on a pension from aerrlca with the
;fnlon Paclfle railroad, by which he
had been employed for forty-two
yean, he had rapidly failed In health,
lie dally grew weaker and hu death
was anticipated for several day.
r"ortr-elirht rears afro Mr. l.ymh i
! to Nebraska. He and Mn Lynch r.n.l
i twelve children who were brn to thorn
i wore spared none ot the hardships of
! pioneer day a. Durlne that period Mr.
j Lynch trareled exlenalveljr orer the pral
j rtea both by train and hy horseback. He
j had numeroua thrilling and amusing ex
: perlencea with Indiana, whloh hla frtenda
i and relatives In hla later yeara enjoyed
S Inducing him to relate,
j Once while hunting In the dlatrlct ad
! Jecent to North riatte Mr. Lynch be
! cam lost and In hla wanderings encoun
j tered a party of Indiana enarexed in a
war dance. Knowing; that hla Ufa would
, be worthless If ha should be dleoovered
! ha hid htmeelf until an opportunity came
to aacape.
! At another time he had a narrow earape
; from death when ha met a trio of horae
thlevea near Cheyenne, Wyo., while doing-
train work. ,
Mr. Lynch came to Omaha from New
: Tork In 1W7. Surviving Mm besides the
' widow are five aona, John, Humphrey,
; Thlllp, Michael and Frank.
Try This on Your Piano; Japs Will Sing
It at Coronation Ceremonies or nmperor
Thla la the official Japanese coronation
song, and It la now twins: taught to
thousands of Japanese ahonl children,
who will alng It during the coronation
ceremonies, which begin on November a.
and continue for twenty daya. It was
selected by the Board of Rducatlnn of
Japan out of more than I.Ono aonra sub
mitted and was awarded flrnt prlie. The
Japanese worda and a free translation
follow:
Ame taurhl no muta klwaml nskl.
Amduhl'i"il no. mtkural nU
Waea nokllml no. notv r.mxmi.
Kyo n, mlnorl no. to toa yo.
Tarfho no. Ine no. oomlke nl,
Hhlrokl. kumkl wo. torlaove te.
Bumeramlkaml nl, tasamnu,
U-omlmatnurl no. kashlkosa yo.
O-okl. tadaKMkl. kvmissro n-
O nml. Iwnl nl. tntsnkunl no.
T-iikiiwuhi, t,do mo. Isuranarl te,
T'.ml nl. kotohogu, medetara yo.
TRANSLATION,
rv 'low happy I tO''av. Our beloved
. 'V' '""brrken Ine agenda the
VP I nl ,h.r(,n' whlon i.sta as long as
lea en and earth endure.
O. solemn ta the divine harvest feast
fP fl"" mrror offers today to the
imi-erlal enre.tore, a feast, with black
ir? 7 J. wJn ,roTT1 e fresh and
sacred rice harvested tn the rich and
glorloua autumn.
wCh h.h7 m"7T t'v,', relotca
witn the forelsn guests who h
JoTo'ir In thi'go
ImpTroVr Ur ,rrt nd rlhto"
f i if r r i,J l 1 1 1 tl j
.Moving Stairway
; to Be Installed in
the Brandeis Store
; Omaha la going to have an escalator.
I or moving atalrway, la one of Its big
I department stores. Just like the empo
riums of New Tork, Pnlladelphla and
! Chicago have.
Ueorge Brandela has signed a contract
; for the Installation of such a device be-
tween the flrat and second floors of the
. old building of the Brandrla stores, and
It will bo ready for use by February 1
are the object of hla vengeance. They
are warned Just In time and escape with
u..,,.unr. nnany reaching the settle
ments, where they give the alarm and en
list with troops who go back to fight the
Indiana.
IVlJ?!?TK n,nriT WILD NOHTH. By P.
l-inife, lnihrop. Lee flhepfrd Co.
Illustrated. L net. postage lOnnia
The story of canoe trip by a boy and
Ha father Irom Hudson Bay to Ke
river; a buffalo hunt and a thrilling
escape from the hostile Black feet Indiana;
a trip down the Arkansas river to the
Mississippi, thence ta St. Loula. A stir
ring and accurate account of pioneer life.
and what came of It. forma much of a
real ' Cinderella" etory. In which a good
half-brother la glad to be the "prince."
rwinnTHY taivtt at crbptvim.r
Fty Amy Brooks. IVnn Vuhllahlng com
pany. 11. Illustrated by author.
Tha fourteenth volume of "Dorothy
Dainty" aerlea. Each new volume la a
complete story In Itself and brings new
Interest. In "Ivirothy Dainty at Crest
vllle," which, like each of these books.
Is a complete story In Itself, Dorothy
and her deareat frlenda have a delightful
summer at a seaside resort, and make
new frlenda.
BFTH ANNFJ HB1WBLP. By Emberton
Otnfher. Penn Publishing company.,
Philadelphia. II net.
Thla la a bright story of an artlst'a
little daughter, who pabnta and likes to
write plays. Hhe 1a fond of "day-dreaming,"
and la too eager to be the center
ot thlnga heraelf. She ta quite Jealous
when Jinny, the little street singer. In
a very wonderful way comes Into her
aivnk OF THE IKi.AMl rtv
Montgomery. The Page rompan
IKl.ANll
mnanv
irateo by H teuton Taylor. !.. net:
L. M.
Illtis-
carrlage paid. ft. to.
A new "Anna" story, which tells of
Anne's ooltoce life, her new friends, and,
finally of her romance.
CimiflTMA" IN LKOEVD AND STORr.
Compiled by Elva 8. 8mlth and Alice I.
Haieltlne. Iithrop. ljr tk Khepherd
company. Larxe 12 mi. cloth. Illustrated.
IIH net; postpaid. $170.
Tha noblest, grandest, sweetest and
most reverend of all thrj eminent writers
In varying lunda and In different times
have told us In prose and verse of tha
It will be flrat esc alator In the mldd'.o rlgln and seMtll.nt of Clirlstmaa.
west, according to Manager R. V. Osrd- '
: r of llM dm Ki.n,iM ,mri. ki..h, " ' ' ' r. v. ny para
I. " nire d.r t. T e prnn
, nil ine contract i no
Puhllahlnv
moving stairway i cimpntii'. '!lief-n''d. f cents net.
, win be able to confey 1.100 pet sons per j Peter Coridlngton left his comfortable
hour from one floor to the next. , borne to enter hla father's factory, under
l If the device proves satisfactory, aim- nn assumed name. With hla friend. Nat.
liar ones will be Installed throughout tha
Brandeis stores, , George Urandeia aaa
Tha old Boston store building, where
tha first one wilt be tried, la being made
Into a store excualvely for men. and In-
i eludes tha clothing, furnishings, hats and
sporting goods departments.
(ald Wot Walk with Hheamatlsm.
A satisfied patient writes "Sloan's Lini
ment cured my iheumutls.n, nm grateful.
I can walk without pain" only Zf. All
drugglata. Advert lament.
, New Books
he mastered In turn the dstalla of thla
fascinating but difficult Industry, and
became by courage and faithfulness a
power In tha factory and with h:a father.
TKI.T, MB WIIT STORIES ABOtT
C)IX)R AND SOUND By O. H.
Claudy. Illustrated by Thomaa Wrenn.
Itobert M. MiiUrlde A Co. $1.26.
A new volume In Mr. Claudy's "Tell
Me Why" aeries which takea up tha
origlna of art and music and by means
of the questioning of Its little hero and
the wise and simple answers of Ita big
hero, tella young people about the first
i paintings and tha first musical Instru
ments and tha aeven colored rays of tha
sunbeam, and other such matters.
life as an adopted sister, and claims the
attention of every one. But Beth Anne's
Invahte nature helps her to find Joy In a
more generous attitude.'
Saturday Will Be a Day of Rare Value-Giving in
All Departments for Women
Radical Price-Reductions the Order of the Day
Look for the Two Big: Sale Racks of
New Fall Suits and Dresses
JAN: A DOtl AND A ROMANCE ' Tty A.
J. Dawson. Harper A Bros. 11.35 net.
The story of a wonderful dog half
wolfhound and half bloodhound of hla
first training In a quiet English neigh
borhood, and of hla active career In Can
adian wilds. And the human charactera
of the novel are ahown aa they appear In
the dog's eyes.
JFAN OE THE LA7.Y A. By B. M.
Bower. Little, Brown Co. 11.30 net.
A girl on a western ranch chances to
do some horse riding stunts before the
manager of a moving picture oompany
who has brought his outfit to that region
to make pictures of western life. Bhe
Joins the oompany and la featured as
"Jean of tha Laxy A," and with the
money thus earned she endeavors to free
her father from the charge of murder and
to find the guilty man. Two stories are
A Hint to Mothers
of Growing Children
A Mild Laxativ at Regular
InUrvah Will Prevent
Constipation
A vital point upon which all schools
of medicine seem to agree la that normal
regularity of the rxrwela la an aaaentlai
to good health, Tha Importance of this
Is Impressed particularly on mothers of
growing children.
A very valuable remedy that should he
kept In every home for uae as occasion
arises la Dr. Caldwall's Syrup Papain,
a compound of elmple laxative herba
that ha been preacrlbed by Dr. W, B.
Ca'dwell, of Montlcello, 111., for mora
than twenty-five yeara, and which can
now be obtained in any well atockei
drug atora for fifty cents a bottle.
In a recant letter te Dr. Caldwell, Mra
II. C. Turner, 144 Main St.. Buffalo,
N. Y says, "I bought a bottle of Dr
Caldwell's Pyrup Pepsin for my baby,
Roland Iee Turner, and find It worki
Just like you said It would. It Is flue
for the atomarh and bowala."
A 'bottle of Dr. Caldwell's 8yrup Pep
THE SUITS
Include tha season's fa
vored styles; Box Suits,
Russian or plain tailored
effects In Broadcloth, Top.
lin, Gabardine. Whipcord
and Serge, In black, navy,
brown, green and plum.
$'F750
Were Formerly
$5 to $10 More
THE DRESSES
Include those styles for
either afternoon or street
wear In 811k, Serge or Vel
vet, or combinations of the
different cloths. Thej
come in all the desirable
colors and In every late
style.
tew1;. p
Our nillinery Sale of last
week was such A tremendous
success we wired for more
hatg and offer again for to
morrow. Your absolute choice
aiy hat in stock
Every Hat Goes
Untrimmed Shapes.
Values to $5.00
Luxurious New Velvet Suits
But a Luxury Every Woman Can Indulge in at These Re
markable Prices:
$19.50 $25.00 $35.00
for $30 Suits for $35 Suits for $50 Suits ;
That's all there is to the story. They're all very late
models; they're all fur trimmed and they're offered to
you at substantial reductions just when the season for vel
vets is starting. We have them in all colors.
Special Saturday
Coat Sales
S7 PA For mixture and
rill noTelty coats, In all
the popular colors,
styles and mate rials.
J13.50
For new mixture
or solid color
coaU In a big va
riety of materials, colors and
styles.
ror stylish, new
coats la plush,
broadcloth and
novelty materials, In all colors
and fur trimmed.
(25.00
98c
NEW SILK PETTICOATS
Messaline or Taffeta
$1.98
STYLISH NEW WAISTS
Laoe or Silk
$3.45
SEPARATE SKIRTS
All Colors and Materials
Values to $8.50
$4.75
LINGERIE WAISTS
Regular $1.50 Values
98c
mosastb un Trains
sin should be in every home. A trial
bottle, free of charge, can be obtained
by writlns to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 414
Washington St. MonUceUo, 111.
Javealle.
JANE STUART AT RIVKRCOfRT. Hy
(iraoe M. Itemlck. The henn Publishing
company. H.. net.
Jane Stuart's aunt, Caroline, has a
merry house party of young people In
the country where tUephen and other
friends of Jane have a Jolly summer,
camping, exploring the -countryside ami
finding new puxales everywhere. There are
two g.-eat mysteries In the shape of a
very little boy and a very tall young
doctor, who flnnlly discover each other.
But It li Stephen, assisted by Jane to win
hla great victory, who Is the real hero
of the book.
HF.LHN AND THU FIFTH ("Ol'dlNg.
H- lwih r.radrord Gilchrist. The Penn
Publishing company. 11.25, net.
Helen and her friends of the Find-Out
club ere Interested In finding some rela
tives for Judith French, an orphan. They
aucceed In a surprising way that brings
thv club and Judith lntr some embar
rassing situations. But Judith bravely
finds a way to turn It all Into good tor
tune for her and happiness for the club.
MARK TIID INrtrSINESS. By Clar
ence B. Kel'and. Harper Si Bro. lllu
treted. fl. net.
Ita hnnli Vwilit Ih. Iw.iMlrf'.f 111 f M I
boy of 'Mark Tldd" and "Mark Tldd In!
the Backwoods." Further sctl .Mlu of the
Ingenloua fat boy and how Mark and hla
friends won out. A story for every boy
who wanta to get ahead.
! MAKING GOOD. My W. T. Nichols. D.
1 Appleton C o. With pktui-es In two
I tclora. by 'Jeorae Vsrian. ll.U, net.
The story of a boy wio not only Warned
i to help himself deaplte great opposition,
but who the means of helping others
tit success. An Inspiring e'ory for boy.
BM'K GIN' J HA Si"" KOI. KB. Ry IVirthy
fKinnrll CalNiun. The Abingdon Press.
li cents, net.
In these sketches there ta a quaint and
quiet humor, a refined end gentle pathos,
ttgether with a moral sensibility that la
aura to find a wide appeal. Tha author
' has displayed unusual tustght and pane.
trUon in her delineation of these self
contained and reres.ied New England
t pea. Each story mnkes the reader eager
for the next, and It la a real ploe.st.re to
Income acquainted with "Blue) Ulngham
Folks."
THI0 TTOY WITH THE U. . MFE8AV
KRH. Hv Krancle Rolt-Wheeler. Pro-funt-ly
Illustrated. Uoihrop, Use Bliep
ard company. tl.W.
The aeventh volume In the United States
Service serlea. thla book takea a typloal
American boy as Its center and shows
bow tha United Btatea government cares
for the lives of Its cltlaens 1A the revenue
cutter and Ufa saving services and In
mine disasters, and tills how expeditions
for re ue are sent Into unmapped reglena
f the earth.
JOE MANNING. Bv Irving Wtlllama D.
Applolun A fe. With riiturcs In two
colors, by William BnettsUoe. H la. net.
The tnte -eating story of soma boye In
the middle meti who form a club and
spend much of their time ta camping. A
fine out-of-doors story.
TMF. TriAl', OF THE BLACK HAWK.
1- I-nl i Tomllneon. lJ. Api'leton A
Cu. lllusireted. U K. net.
The thrilling experieneea of two
brothers. Joseph and Hubert Hall, who In
j )& while working ta the fields of their
, liilno'.s home are warned that Black Hawk
i u again en "-be trail" and that they
A RRAli CINDEURLIjA. By Nina
Rhoadea. Illustrated. Iothrop, le A
Phepard company, tl.
Tula new atory tells of a very lovable
little orphan girl, who had inherited a
passionate love of really good music from
her talented father, and had enjoyed the
beginning of an excellent mualcai edu
cation bcfor he was taken away from
her. Then there are dork days for the
brave little girl, broken by a few hours
In "fairyland." In other worda. aa even
ing of grand opera whloh aha enjoyed
aa few could do. How aha got her ticket
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"Swappers' Column"
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filE 0l
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ualify High - - Prices Low
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SPECIAL
Hug Ualucs
It is a known fact that
Rug Prices have greatly
advanced, but our or
ders were placed so our
usual low prices still
prevail.
$1700
Oil a 8ceunl cms
Brussels Rugs. .
Ail 2 Seamless
Vetret Uugs. . . .
912 Axmlnater
Unas
Special Value In Small Rugs
iy
iKlome Pride
Range
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1 K.,,,cy
Inger Twin Six $
Completely Equipped...
Mister Dealer,
You Have
a Field to
Yourself
Selling This
Automobile-
TT Eliminating every single feature that makes Enger Twin Six pre-eml-jj
nent as a car of value, it is as good and better in every other respect as
the best fours, the best sixes and the best eights selling today for the
same and more money than it sells for.
1F
Enger Twin Six has as good and better leather in it than they have;
Enger Twin Six has as good and better upholstery; none have better
springs and few as easy in any priced car; Enger Twin Six is painted
as well as any four, six or eight and its equipment is as complete aa
that of any car, regardless of price.
This must be acknowledged by the four, six and eight dealers.
fTTrp Now couple this up with the multifold advantages of twelve-cylinder
(f construction over four, six or eight, in power, speed, comfort, silence,
and a clear field in which to sell it no price cutting, no discounts,
and see, Mr. Dealer, where you 6tand in the matter of making money,
selling automobiles.
e are alloting territory now on Enger Twin Six Better wire for an
agency Don't wait to write. ,
Foshier-Enger Company
12th and Farnam Omaha, Nebraska
Cfc? ptop Oka?
