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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1917)
ft THE BEE: OMAHA, -THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 61 1917 y'Nebraska ALMOST TOO MUCH: TO SEE ATSTATE FAIR Visitor Has to Keep on Jump AH Time -to Take in Sights That Have Been Prepared t wfor Him. ' f (From a Staff Corrpondnt) . jLbcoIn, Sept 5.-Speeial.) It is just 'one thing; after Mother at the Nebraska state fair. What was con sidered the limit 'yesterday ias to step intone discard today and what would hav passed for the best. 'ever last night is tVrout-classed by .the doings today. " -"... j !' " ,. , " r -: -,, . . The "grounds were crowde4 lyester day,' but today they weri more so. The big field west ot the grounds used for the boys', camp, which was halt filled with automobiles yesterday, "was crowded ft) the limit today and if automobiles are an index to the rum ber pi people, there will bf f a 'good showing when' the tickets are counted. Wednesday was the big day last year, the .attendance : being 53,572. Thars nV nearly " large the tornsriles turning in an -attendance ot 50,33d " " ( iToday Ja-Ornaha Day. J . Tomorrow. ;is vOmahV .day' and the metropolitan' city always -showa up well and it is expected that tomor row 'Vill be ni. exception. V" '!'' " tie fisheries exhibit,- nr'Hstil,?t tracts all the people who can possibly crowd around the building. The big fish - this year are bigger than ever and Jhere are three or four of them. Superintendent 'O'Brien 1 has fairly eclipsed;aft his former efforts n pre paring a" fine .exhibit. and his hustling assistants' are, kept 6usy entertaining the i 'crowdsl fState ' Game, "Warden Koester has';ar.Tjighty. fine display of ducks, geese brant, Chinese pheasants and other game fowl near the fisheries building and these, too, attract much attention.' -- . Dryer In Operation. ' Secretary Danielson it very proud of his community dryer, which he has in full operation in.lhe.big agricul tural building. , Peaches, apples, font and other caoiable .and ..dryablc eata bles are being dried under the new plan and the. place attracts a great deal of attention", frit '.'is. no use to try to describe 'tlre.Way-rt'is done, No visitor tcMhe big hall should neg lect his chancre and miss seeing the thing work..- It is simple, yet solves the drying: proposition nicely. ; The university building, as usual, is a busy place. There the people get a good idea' of the things which are done at the, university and the meth ods used to educate and instruct the students dlong lines which will count for real gooU. . )j. ; ; (' : ; HC.'"i4m Hand. ' . The high, . cost "of living seems to have struck ftiany of the eating places and meals which have- formerly been bought for 35- cent now command 40 cents. However, the people have to eat and Jhere appears to be littje kick comingf. --o '-. ' Art hall, honey hall and the other places where ' special , exhibits are made appear to be .drawing the usual crowds andhe rapturous ''0, Mys" from the ladies are just as much in evidence. V:.y.'A But the stock. '' It Is said that if all the swine alone1 were put on the mar ket that can be seen at the fair this year they "wotiM ' bring the round sum of nearly $150,000.' Then 'there are the cattle, the ' sheep -and .the horses. Add the value of all of these to the list it is, ;prohable that it would take ta million dollars to buy the four-legged bunch. ":, ' ; V, To Little Space.v';:; '.' One drawback to'tfie stock dispfay and especially the iVtne part of it is that there is not nearly room enough to take care, of the grtinters, and it is only t question of providing more room or cutting down the exhibits. Swine, like people, appreciate a visit to the great Nebraska exposition and ihey will have to be accommodated or they wiirstay at home.! , i York'.Seftdt Six. Men. 7.C York. Neb, Sept S.-Speeiat)- The York county, board of selection , and exemption hate selected-the first six men to go to Fort Riley. They will leave Thursday. The. men ae- lected are: Carl W. Nelms Ralph I. Itoatson. Andrew ; Kline. Dan Ber. ger, James S. Barbee, Benne fYBaf bee. . ' I Is ' Nebraskans in National Army Go Today on Journey to Camp Funston Omaha men selected to go in the first 5 per cent of men drafted for the new national army said farewells yesterday. This afternoon they leave with the drafted men from Burt, Cedar, Dixon, Thurston, Wayne and Sarpy counties for the training camp at Fort Riley. These counties will mobiliae in Omaha and leave over the Union Pacific at 3 p. m. The train will pick up men from over the state at various other designated points en route. Today a banquet will be given in honor of all those mobilized at Omaha by the Commercial club, after which they will march in a body to the train. Bands will play and the occasion will be made a patriotic one. After their arrival at Fort Riley, officers in command say they will imme diately bi put in training. - ' .. ' , , Each man will be supplied with a personal identification card and a baggage identification card, which will be countersigned by the chairman or secretary of the local exemption board. Each man will be provided with a sufficient number of meal tickets to last from the time he leaves Omaha until he arrives at Camp Funston on the morning of September 7. An officer from the adjutant general's department of the state will be oh the Union Pacific special to look after the comfort of the men and to see that the details are properly carried out The special train will leave the five Nebraska concentration points at the following hours: Omaha, 3 p. m.; Valley, 3:30; Lincoln, 9; Beatrice, 10-45, and Blue Springs, 11:45. They , will arrive in Fort Riley at $ a. in., September 7. ''' -Ty ; ' . Nebraska Men Called to the Colors l Ke y Fabe County. Dubel Holland E, Stone Bert M.- . Fisher. Ralph 8. -: v . Um County. ' (Iteaaon, Ieroy McKse, Klmer A. Olson I. Ernest Clougn, Fay J. Wendta, Charles, D. Gair, Stephm . Maaui, Wllilam A. Hart, Walter Dow, DoI Count. rnTi. Hrman Orajr, rrtnk Wins, Cheater C Cocoanut Oil Fine ; For Wathing Hair Phelps County Says l Good-Bye to Soldiers Holdrege, Neb., Sept 5. (Special.) Phelps county turned out en masse and gave its soldiers boys' a grand farewell that will long be remembered, The town was elaborately decorated with the American colors. s .. Citizens of Holdrege say it was the biggest crowd ever seen in town. A thousand cars were parked for blocks. Picnic dinners were, served on'the court Jyuse lawn at noon and a, .pro gram was given at the new Audito rium. ' The building which seats 3,500 was taxed to the limit, standing room be ing ,at a premium. Five thousand per soni crowded in to hear the program, at which Dr. T. W. Jeffreys of Lin coin was the principal speaker. ' Holdrege, Bertrand and Funk bands besides a large chorus of mixed rqices furnished music throughout the. day. After the program a banquet ;was given the boys in the basement..of the Auditorium. - " Saunders County Men ; Answer Draft Call ' Wahoo, Neb., Sept. 5. (Special.) The following is a list of the Saund ers county men who are certified to go on the call Thursday One of the number, Carl O. Johnson, is a sur vivor of the Titanic. Floyd T. Blakes lee, University Place; Andrew E. Olson, Valparaiso: Carl O. Johnson, Wahoor Clifford L. Hotchkiss, Val paraiso; Walter R. Carlson, Ceresco; Joe Charles Cizek, Prague; Donald Fauquet. Wahoo; Ray A. Killian, Wa hoo; Philip A., Nelson, Ceresco; Joseph F. Hendricks, Valparaiso, al ternate; John H. Cameron, Colon, al ternate. , . Lincoln Company Goes to ' France With First Troops Lincoln. , Neb.. " Sent. 5. (Special Telegram.) The Lincoln Hospital company received orders this after noon to leave at once for the mo bilization camp on Long Island. It is understood that they will go.witn the, contingent which is expected, to leave soon for France. The com pany will entrain either tonight orto morrow morning. "jjf. ... i i Divorce Granted Alice M. Smith waa (reed from William B. Smith by Judge Day, sitting in divorce . court rsonauppori v.aa Riiejeu. tSilas Wheeler and Mother : Injured in Auto Accident Kearney, Neb. Sept. 5. (Special Telegram.) Silas Wheeler and his mother, Mrs. A. M. Wheeler, Omaha, were injured in an auto accident cast at Elm Creek this afternoon. En route home from a western trip they were speeding along a good road at about thirty miles an hour when the car turned turtle. Mr. Wheeler was pinned under the car and his mother was thrown a con siderable , distance. - The latter sus tained fractures of some bones and numerous body bruises, while the son was cut arid bruised. Neither are seriously hurt - One front wheel was broken and the car considerably dam aged. The driver, Silas Wheeler, be lieves he struck a patch of soft ground and that this was responsible for the accident. The Wheelers live at 4411 North ? Twenty-second street. A telegram rom Elm Creek yesterday afternoon brought to the father and husband, F. A.L Wheeler, the announcement of the accident, and on one of the Union Pacific trains last night he went west. Silas Wheeler,.the son, aged about 24 years, and his mother left Omaha three weeks ago going to Utah, where they visited friends, and it was on the return trip that the accident occurred. Take Krauleidis to For ; . . V Riley for Internment Lincoln, Neb. Sept 5. United States Marshal Flynn of Omaha and deputies today took the Rev. William Krauleidis, former . pastor of a Ger man1 Lutheran church at Riverdale, Neb., to, Fort Riley, .Kan., today, where he will be interned for the du ration of the war. At the same time Fred -Mittendorf of Hyannis, Neb., and Kurt G. Wilckens, Bisbee, Ariz., were taken to Fort Douglas, Utah, for internment. All threei are being in terned as ' alien enemies. The last named is a member of h Industrial Workers of the World, and was ar rested here. ' ' f Fillmore County's Share. Geneva, Neb., Sept. 5. (Special.) The 5 per cent of the draft drawn will leave here Thursday evening. On Wednesday evening the citizens give thorn a farewell picnic reception on the court house lawn. , The names of the men are: Michael F. Hourigan, Geneva; John W, Eckwell, Shickley; Frank F. Feidler, Geneva: Leslie A. Wilson, Geneva; Fred J, Houzwicka, Exeter. - . ...'- . .: .'' - '": Conductor Hurt, Live Stock Freed In Train Wreck Nebraska City, Neb., Sept. 5. (Special Telegram.) I. N. Henry, freight conductor, was slightly in jured, two engines were demolished and ten cars of cattle and horses lib erated early this morning when northbound Missouri Pacific freight No. 1500 and a switch engine col lided head-on in the local yards. At noon Nebraska City was over run by the cattle and horses that escaped from the ten wrecked cars. Gangs of railway employes are busy rounding up the vagrant live stock. A wrecking crew is here and the line will be xlearcd for traffic during the afternoon. Lindsey Sayt Goodby. 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Withers, had the friend ship, regard and esteem of thousands of Omaha and Ne braska people. In his offices I received my first lessons in' Dentistry and my first lessons in HONESTY OF INTENTION AND FEARLESSNESS OF PURPOSE. However, with the aspirations of youth and confi dence of vanity, I determined that I would study Den tistry with a view of overcoming its imperfections, limi tations and ever present pain. My theories were smiled at, and my egotism ridiculed, and I left home for Dental College a very determined, although indignant youth. My hobbies werei Better sanitary precautions, abso lute certainty of results, the elimination of unnecessary ' pain, and a system whereby the family of the average man could secure as high class dentistry as the family of the millionaire. I certainly aimed high but I always found the sun shining in the sky the shadows upon the ground and I kept looking up studying, experimenting and working. I am frank to admit I have not "DISCOVERED" much that is NEW, but I have improved and perfected certain of the older methods of Dentistry, until I am able to give an ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE of satisfaction with every piece of Dental Work done in my office. , I perfected my local anesthetic, which is a scientific success. It enables me to extract teeth ror even live nerve without pain and with perfect safety. I opened an office in Salt Lake City, Utah, and scored an immediate success. There the name "Painless Withers" was given me by a grateful patient AND IT STUCK. Today I have the largest dental practice in Utah, be yond any question, and have a staff of dental specialists associated with me second to nctoe in ihe west. At the height of my success the grim reaper altered my plans. My beloved and respected father, widely and favorable known to the people of Omaha as an experi enced, capable and conscientious dentist, was called by death, and at the request of my family I have taken over his practice -and interjected into it my own personality. It is my purpose to continue giving the people of Ne braska the same high class dentistry that made the name of Dr. A. T. Withers synonymous with efficiency and honesty, and, in addition, I am surrounding myself with a staff of experienced, trained dental specialists, installing a system of sterilization and using the same system of LOCAL ANESTHESIA that gave me the name of "PAIN : LESS WITHERS" throughout the west. I want the people of Omaha to come to me with the distinct understanding that I will give them better dentistry for less money, and with unnecessary pain ENTIRELY ELIMINATED. I want them to KNOW that while I have Specialsts at every chair, my specializing ENDS THERE. 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