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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1922)
.UK OMAHA HfctJ: 'Utl'ttMJA, ALUtsi o. ivz. Howell Pleased Willi Selection of (i.O.IMicader Seattle Dentist Dies After Drinking Whisky wattle Vih, Aug, Ji)-)r, John H. i miiry, fJ, lriilii. d ed arstirdaa from the rl'rrt. t thug (..(num.. 1 tried, anouling to h .nteinofieiii liirnirn, by atianger who inr to lu !. Muti.Uv n ght and Uut li.. t4'r JUt, III f.t ll't til nul Jil-t at $.1.1. ))r 4 i.n Ir liilil pi. lur the atrlliirr iniM'"'l ah .ill having mimic dental work dune. ollerrd I he ilrnti.t a a. I wln.ky, llr, C'onVy I t ... ., . . uiii tmiir mon alter Ukmg the r publican paity it l.i I 'i '.n.,,!rlW a(ll rf, po a h(f (.)M., (.'iimliiljle for Srnalt Sa)i (!niiimittre Station urr (Mean ml igor- kratulatrd upon I lie Diij JM14I11111 1 'I lit ttW stale ("Mitral fi.inmiHrr. With Judge I'erry a rtiairman, a Vigorous, lrn Campaign la aa anied." said K. U. Howell, general manager ill the Metropolitan I !illlir district, who returned 'I'ur ljy from a trip i the !, aahere he ami K. 1'. I.jrnioii, clmf enguirer, mirrl- l filtration plants hi tun net t ion with the designing of I f proposed pla fur Oni.id until trstrrday morning He lrrf honed iohir, lull tlri luted 1 llr IT suggestion to go to llir hospiUl lur treatment. i was 4i(4ill strilkrll shortly before noon an ) iliril within 4 tCW ttulllllri. I.iiiriilii Highway I'raii'i l-y Komi HihI) Srrrrtary kuirirv Vrli . Auir. .1li.(Sle. Huy inspected pbmia , , 'u 1 -I'r'artn.ills- si-Amu. the ir M. Lmju. Uetroit, Toledo ami .imi,ln Iruhwav 14 a 2 foot itaded 1 irveuiin. 1 boulevard "St. Louis, some yrart a no, in- ennr." 1. Stalled a U4ll.HI I.UlIt and I.' A tt.-iitmt i.i llir National limb perfecting plans for 4 wroiid association, who tia just cm- f-lanl of the la'nt sue. In he located ptrtnf a lri(i acro trie aidtr. "I lie i.n the Mutoiiri rivi r." Mr. Howrll u had nut ina.lf ttir irij in tlin-e Ijitl. "We are in lm.e Iflat, by rai and w ati.nii.hrd ul the UUinu advjniae n( ll.e inforiiiatinn j tremi nduii iinprnvetiient hIiiiIi liad otitjinrd, i.ur irnp.ied 5l,(Htfj.(XX). , liikrn pljie m that time. (i. S. aallmi pljrit can lie foiulrui ted with- j nj, fit-Id n-returv, i li'iw in the 111 a nut of f'jt.',(H)tl. jnty, en' route ti Detroit after mak- "While rt, I rfk iHiatiuii to ling a trip to the wrurrn roat over vi't WatliuiRton fur a couple of tlx hiRhwiiv. lie ronrnr with Mr. il.i)i where I 4i warinty rei rived I liemrnt on hi oiiniin of the liitjh" in riiiiiii itinti nil my raii'luury lr j way coiwlilinn. I'nijrd Mali ni-nator. "Ai to political dcvclopiiu-nt lure ini' I have hecn Kuiieniy atti tude, lliould I hriome a. iutor, it i h aily outlined hy the repuhliran Cnluiiihiu. Kelt , Auif. JO. (Spr H.ile platform, and in my printed an l rial.) A lariie crowd of pronprrtive cr.il (peer he 1 durinji the primary cam- I hidden attrmled the puhhc 'ale of trie paiii). I 'lion the com liivioii of tlut'old courthouse property. Hid were ...... 1 . . ... .. .... .. ' 1 . t ' . . . iimiear, mi not Americans in Ireland Held Up and Mistreated T I'rif l 011 ifjIit-Srriiij; Tour llol-l-fil of Oar 1 lin'r Aitu'ricau I'u"irl Illicliril at. Dul.liii, Ann, J'l-ilty A. I.)- Anii-eitiin tnuiitit attruipiing t. aer Ireland ate r. hihhhk t.t Duhlin dieply i)n4p...niird and ttiong ill t Ik ir roiitleiiiiiatiiin of rondinoiu in the prot intra, Recently rietpite the advice jfiven them at tlinr Imtrl lure two )iiting Ameriean pnet rrntrd an autoino hile and atarti'd out nnht" ru'K They had rrjrhed a point only H mile Irom Duhlui when they wne (nun Omaha to t lu y- 1 "r'l " lree prr.miulily rrpui,. the opinion of Secretary H'ana. J hey iniiwi 'I liieir American inn ai'l riirae nrniiKin ! Irish Irregulars in Jail Set Fire to Mattresses 'nirifkl, mi. Ihil.lm, Aug. .' IrrrnuUrt. im ; pn.imrd in M4r)tiurougli jail, rl I lue tn their lirdding when they were . rrlf-4,r. tor eercie yrtrrday. ' I hey iiiieitrred with the auarda and fire fitfhtera who atirniplrd to put nut the I.Ue, and when the water prexiue failed, it wat ditcnvered that the pumping niachmrry had been tatnpried with. An enijiiie Irom the Dphlin fiie de partiiiuit went fi mile hy road, hut it wa not needed. rie pniiner wire wiiumlrd hf rii 01 hrtinu ImlliK fired over their headi to. iiiul them. 'I lie piuoiu r' outhriak fiillowed dit iphiury actum when guard di i.inir, tlirtc iircgulai digauiti a tunnel. The inrii threatened to U" 011 a hunger strike yetrrday tiulr their pruihajr were relorei( hut they ate jiiiiih. Later they fired the mat trcc . Americans Meet Jeers From (Irowd in German Town OKI Giiiriliouff Proprrly I Am lioticil al (Idluiiiliiia 1 alan'd that the reault a perx.nal triiiinpli, hut waa 1 rather an economic rxpri naion.. Thi fact i evidenced hy the action of the Grand laland convention, and J not only welcome but am grateful for this further support." II.1.J for VTife'a Dralli. I.al" Andea, S. U Aug. .10 Jo Mph Krachtiville, a railroad pert ion laborer, i in jail charged with the murder of hi wife thi morning. She wa killed with a knife. Krachtiville surrendered to officer Dometic trouble in Riven an the cause. $TfflKEj UNCI G ARETTEAf It's toasted. This one extra process flives a delightful quality that can not be duplicated taken on the right lot aeparately, the block a a whole with the build ing on it. the block without the building and on the btiildimr alone The building wa otd for $100 and the eight lota for $10,875, an average of $I,J5'J8 per lot. Onialian Film Claim for Jtfjrileil Huililiiif: Plant folumhu, ih Aug. JO, (Spe cial.) William I'roeliMing of Oma ha filed hi claim with the hoard of upervior for $2,450 for plan and anecificatious which he drew for the courthouse furniture, and which later were abandoned by the board. With a view to effecting a possible compromise, the board notified rrorbsling to appear uctore the board to adjust the matter. Beatrice Daily Kxprerm' Prints 24-Pae Edition Hcatrice, Neb., Aug. .10. (Special.) The Hiatrice Daily Kxrrrrs, pub lished a 24-page industrial and roin mercial edition Tuesday. All man ufacturing enterprise and leading busines firm were represented in the paper with half-tone cut of their building and plants. It is the biggest edition of it kind ever printed in the city. Fire I)Htroya Wheat. Beatrice Neb.. Aug. 30. (Spe cial.) Six stack of wheat were de stroyed by fire on the farm of Wil liam Humphrey two mile south of Wymore. The origin of the fire i undetermined. Pport linn nothing but laughter and thry were forced to alight from their rar, hiih the toldi'-r appropriated. The priot made thnr way to the nrarrst town 111 a donkey rart, Other tourist have had similar or worc experience. John J. Cox, grand knight of the Oakland, (al council of the Knight of I'uluiubu. ri-achrd Dublin with hi wife and daughter alter bring repeatedly held up while motoring in the interior. Sir 1. Cox had gone to Koacommon to visit her mother only to find her ni'dhrr had died a fortnight before. The rendition of the road which had been blocked by felled tree or the digging of trenches, had made it nccr&aary to carry the body six mile ai ro - the field and hill to the crine- Subsequently the Cox family visit ed Sligo where they found condition greatly disturbed and had to leave, "I awoke one morning to find a machine gun pointed at mv window," aay Mr. Cox, "and we left Sligo right away." Ku Klux Klan Donate $100 to Kearney Paving FuikI Kearney, Neb., Aug. JO. (Spe c'al.j The Ku Klux Klait made its second entry into Kearney public life when it official messenger ap peared at the local daily newrpaner office and deposited $100 with the editor, together with a rcuuett thi sum be turned -over to the South Central avenue paving subscription fund, a movement which the klan considered worthy of support, ac cording to a communication accom panying the donation. Several month previously the klan donated $25 to the Salvation Army, under more spectacular circumstances. "All Weather Road by 1923" Lincoln Highway Slogan Grand Island, Aug. J0.-"An all weather road by 192J." was the slo gan adopted at a meeting of the Lin con Highway county councils of Nebraska, held here. Twenty-five councils and representatives of good roads committees were present. A separate organization with this goal in mind was organized with George Woelz of Frrmont, president, and D. J. Traill of Grand Island, secretary. Oniahaii Sjirrnl Vacation Ha Fin-look in Mountain fatal Hi aril, Omaha High school football Mir in 1VIJ and l''IJ. and Mrs lirard are enjoying a sum mer' vacation in the mountain and getting paid for it. Heard got a job with the federal government a lirclook. And while be ml on llarnrv peak mar Custer, S. 1) , the highest peak in the I'mUd State east of the Koiku and watrhr for lire. Mr. I'.eard entertain tourist and ell thrill louvemr and food. Hi ard already ha reported sev eral fire. Club Formed to Uoont Simmons for Con;:rcgi Scottsbluir, Neb., Aug, 30. (Spe cial.) Hundred of local men of all prlie have joined the "Simmon for Congress" club. I'. J. Harron i president of the flub, which will work for the election of Kobcrt C. Simmon of this city a the repre sentative from Nebraska' I'.ig Sixth district. Occupant Unhurt When Auto Plunges Off Bridge Callaway, Neb., Aug. JO, (Spe cial,) An automobile occupied by Mr. and Mr. Kdward Saulsbury ran off of a bridge between Arnold and Stapleton and wa badly wrecked. I he bridge is on the Luster county and Logan county line. 1 he occu pants were unhurt IWK.OKtTIMi HI MM K K IlKIMiM. Iliimford'a Arid rhmphata ,A,ln tn fruit Juler4. or plain wir. tm- urn ell'li.ii trt. KfOwihlnir, whole- uiii. All ilruiraliil. Advnrilnmcnt. 8 P. M. Thursday, August 31, Is the Time Memo. V TMt. VALUE. GIVING STORaV Will Give Away FREE An ebht-pioce Dining Room Suite and fifty-aeven other uae ful article. I. ?1 IL 71 ThursdayLast Day of August Fur Sale This is your last chance to buy your furs at August Sale Prices in which you can effect a saving of at least 25. The wholesale price of furs has ad vanced and is Mill advancing. A small deposit will hold any garment purchased in our cold storage vaults until fall. 375.00 Hud.ora Seal Coats August Sale Price, 289.00 395.00 Scotch Mola Cap August Sale Price, 295.00 395.00 Jap Mink Coat August Sale Trice, 299.00 295.00 Raccoon Cot August Sale Price, 215.00 595.00 Squirr.I Coat August Sale Price, 195.00 350.00 Black Caracul Coat August Sale Price, 195.00 195.00 Natural Opossum Coat August Sale Price, 139.00 135.00 Natural Mu.krat Coat August Sale Price, 95.00 100.00 Marmot Coat August Sale Price, 75.00 95.00 Black Slin Coat August Pule Price 09.50 49.50 Brow. Co.y Coal August Sal Price, 31.75 Second Floor Ctnter. Thursday Special Prices on Draperies Make Possible Pronounced Savings in the Cost of Redecorating for Fall Curtain Material A wonderful se lection of dotted and figured mar quisette, Scotch madras and Swiaaea. Specially priced, per pair, 39 ill H s II 111 (life Scotch Lac Curtains Mail t lha Heat Hra laland fotiuii with ttvarliward xla-oa. All ovvr an.t border affrcla In hii and vru. r fir 1.19 Novelty Curtain Fine voiles and mercerized marquisette, some trimmed with lace edgings, others with filet and Cluny pattern lace insertion and edging;. Specially priced, per pair, 1,10 Voile and Marquiaett Drawn work borders in white, Ivory and beige. Ter yurd, 19 Curtain Rod "Kirsch" apd "Blue Bird" flat extension rods; special for Thursday, each, Sixth Floor Ea$t. All Silk White Plaid Ratine 1.00 Thta all ailk ratino tn oyster whitf, illiltl with autin alnpink'.'. i tli'i'Mediy smart for apurt aklrU or frovk. It frinit pa-rffctly mnl it rough pebbly turface further emphitaiiea it fitne. fur apott wear. Thi reniarkablt valu U trotnir to 1 aeled by the womatt wht U clever rrtouish to e that thuugh t((eretl bit late in th eon one couldn't hop t sltjpltcut thai prk- at the leg Innlnaj of the next on, ,1tJ inches wide. Aam f viMi Cfulcr. l 1 V a t, tjl Vi T . I.', i. 1 ' i fvvijt t Children's liair Bobbing llaviiig your hair tudthed it a merry tuin in uuf Third Hor Jthwu f i tf little tot la rntilWd t lid on thai vll'liig linir a a n.ard if merit. Mother will find Hi fl.-as.nt and venleiit t'Lee til .riri the rh'.tdreat an I a t(( f i umn t.rler In. 4r troitit trvu. It iaia rtly, 35c Th'nJ Fhot'-Wttt "VuU Ut Full I'oikrts Mini ljnpty Heart," !ry liij;lit acers st N ice (!oiinl utnl 'ife. I.oniluii, Aug. JO. Hie American vice consul at Munich,. Alhrrt llal- trad, and hi wife Mere tuhjrctrd to a Inutile dt ministration hy a menacing crowd of (ierinan tigtt sen at the Sihlnsa I tern III liicillst e Sunday, aay a Munich disiatch to the 1 lines. When Mr. Ilalatrad ru ruied autli'if ity ' (rom the Bavarian j government entitling linn to exemp tion In. in the ifcul price charged lurrigiirra, therrliv admiMiiig him to the hufldilig lor JS mark tnttrad td MNI marks', cullrctalile (runt iorrign visitnra, Ihrre were angry protest, and the cry aaat taken up: "American have full potket and empty hraitat Out taith ll.e foreign, ier.r lie attrii.lant interfered and restored order, i - .inn ... i Man in l.rfcul Fij:ht to i',r ! l'liaaenaioii of IMiy Hoy J I'alU titv, rh., Aug JO.-lNpe. : aial Legal ImiiIc lor the pi...c i 'oil ot Ilia ti Wirka i.ld rhdd, IWaiiicr, waa suited by Paul IIoh ar. fif lliaviaiha. Kan,, athrn lie nli I tallied a writ ad liahra corpus in the ' local ioiinty i unit to coiiiprt the ' surrender of the hady hy hit guild i.arentt, Mr. and Mrs. I harlra Kuin, living mi the Nrhiaaka side ol the stale line, Ai cording to llnisard the grandpari'iita tiM.k charge cd the ilnl.l at the ili ai h ol Ha nuither, five vreUa ago, and haac refused to aui frndrr it. IHmitiifirlil I.cuiiitl I'osl I to Slii(je Ilciwery Dance Itliiomfiild. Nrh Aug. .V0.-Sie-rial.) The Iih al Ameruan Legion post is niakirtg arrangement to stage a howery dance during the Knoa coiiniy lair, Septeuiher I.' 15. A hig bowery is to he rrrcled and the hrat ol music ha hern secured. The net proceeds of the dance will go into the legion treasury. Wife No. 2 Seeks No. 1 to (Jive Aid i Young ami lleautiful Mate of Mine Owner Seeki Otber Woman" a SUter. alia, rvr Isnri Wise. (hiiaga, Aug. JO, Mr. l-'Iraiinr llink. young and heautiful wile of a wealthy I'aiilorin mine owner, who foimrrly wa a struggling pamtrr in ( hitegi, ha tiavrlrd ?..Si. miles to luid "the other woman.'' When she Imd lur, their will hr no bitter words, no retriiuinatiuna. 'I he wile will giret the "other wom an" at a sister and undertake to rrc ompeiue her (or grief and liardshipa she ha endured. Herein the lury ililtir from the usual triangle. Twenty yrar ago llotk, who waa not breaking even in the game for a livelihood lure, went to the Klondike to make hi fortune. Hit wile waa to upHirt hrrtell a brat she might chii-lly by sewing while Hoi k (might the snow and ice in earch ol gold. Lventiially he found the fortune, but be d d pot return, Instead, h stepped in ai I'liiuisiii. wlieie he nut the prfii Mi. Itoik. The lust wne beard of it in some mannrr and dropped out of sight. " I lungs wdl never I right with us unul 1 find her." "'d the second wile tiMtay, "ller shad iw i hetweru ua and 1 iniiat l.iid her and help t"r in esrrv way I ran. "Mr. Hoik ba plenty of money and he must have her share, I mutt be asauird that she is not deprived id any cuiiitnit," the said. Rrad The Omaha Bee every ity, you will like it. Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION J asJL.lWfc'7 1 Hir-'ll ....itTlrtall t toslVJ Hot water naJ97W Sura Rlif ELL-AM S 25 nd 754 tcKt Cvrwft j Watch the Daily Papers For Further Announcement of the j ' . BIG SALE l Eldredge-Reynolds Stock To Take Place at J Thursday-Friday-Saturday Big Three-Day Sale of Men's New Fall Hats : 3.50 Values 4.00 Values 5.00 Values For 3 Days, at vnciiiig uie greaiesi nat values m years right at the openiutr of the season 3 100 f,n ,wta All Brand New Fall Styles All J?: T T!. 7. nr f ? . su i uiu nign uraae reus All the Newest Colorings Uny, thm ,. ara .ilk .in,,!. M art Zl ,nl . Fourth Floor Men's Grenadine Knit Ties Ii JK" Gnlno ties t .Wv. u u-i nvuvfuarKsSuauOsS worn by men of irood taste. A t lOlltr i thov flmncn th lw.... i . .7 .. . v..s,v. v uiuu uvutiu il Knli no K llaf th, 41.: it also a fact that a knit tie can be tied many more times than a silk one before it shows wear. I or Tlnirt.lty thev am nrlling nt Ai HotSiut f (a j 69c J'M! it"" ' "i - -sivfisw n. ' vy --W1 - ;r dr5t4i; ft : s) sHMWfaaB .I- i.