THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1013.
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YOU'LLspend many
a pleasant evening
in your Crossetts. The
real man style of them
and their splendid com
fort make them friends
indeed. Note the hand
some model below.
CROSSEIT
r TRADE MARK V
$4 'JO to $6J00 everywhere
Lewis A. Crosiett, Inc., Makers, North Abingtoo, Mts.
There's a special Crossett
last fbr people with arch
troubles. -Ask our agent
about It.
HAYDENs
Omaha Agents.
CROSSETf SHOES.
m wiuu mat
The' Persistent and Judicious Use of Newspaper Advertis
ing is the: Eoad to business Success.
531
Nebraska
FARMS
To Be Given Away
Last Chance to Get a 640-Acre
Free. Homestead
.... in Nebraska .
WHERE AND WHEN TO .REGISTER:
At Broken How, Custer County, Nebraska, 231 miles from Omaha
aqd 176 miles from Lincoln, October 13th to 2Gth, Inclusive, except
' Sunday, for fand located In the NEBRASKA FOREST RESERVE
- in Grant and McPhoraon Counties, Northwest Nebraska, south of
Hyannis; same registration will be valid for the FORT NIOBRARA
RESERVATION lands, near Valentine, Nob.
DRAWING AND FILING:
The drawing for lands in both reservations will take place on Octo
ber 28th; filings on the Nebraska Forest Reserve Lands will begin
November 17th, 1913; filings for the Fort Niobrara Laads will
1 commence noxt spring.
CHARACTER, OF LANDS:
A These lands arp. valuable fdr mixed farming, dairying and livestock
; . raising. Many sections' contain from 40 to 160 acres of cholco valley
lands, suitable for raising all kinds of grain and bay. crops. They
arp located in the center of the "Klnkaid land" area. It is appro-
prlate here to eay that practically-,all of the "Klnkaid" Free Home
stead Lands, "with the exception of the abqve. districts, have been
filed on and are generally occupied by-farmera' and stock-raisers.
MAP AND PARTICULARS:
,h A special leaflet describing those landa.'sho'wlng their location and
giving details of filing and proving-up, is available on request of
any Burlington Agent, or the undersigned.
Illustrative dally, round trip excursion rates to
j, Brqken BoVv:
From Hastings
Grand Island
Fremont
Columbus -. ;
Central City
$5.08
$3.20
$0.20
$7.08
$4.73
From Qmaha ..... .$0424,
Lincoln '. , . . .$7.08
Fall City .. .'$10.70
Beatrice .... ;$8.08
York .'Ki.Hi
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Thraa iralnn AK In oik 4f a.-tf
Eastern Nebra?a and Broken Bow."- - ...
Fl'inj Omaha at 8:20 a. m 4:10 p. m 11:35 p.m.
D. CLE51 DEAVEIl, Immlgratton AgenU.
1004 Farnain St., Omslia, Neb.
CAPTAIN BARR TELLS STORY
Carmania Commander Talks of the
Disaster and Rescue.
VESSEL ANCHORS THIS MORNING
UxplMlrte Vly II In jlhlp Thonsth First
on the See nr Succeeded In Snv
Inir bnt One from the
Doomed Crnft.
LIVERPOOL, Oct It. When the steam
hip Carmania anchored In the Mersey
at 1 o'clock this mornlnif Captain Barr
told newspaper men his story of tho Vol
turno rescues, lie said that whmi he
reached the Volturno and saw that the.
burning vessel was in sore straits ho
lowered a boat feeling that he, must do
so although tt seemed an almost horcles"
thlnit to Oo. He declared that his other
boat crews were anxious to niaka the
dangerous attempt to reach the Volturno.
hut that he was exceedingly glad he did
not snd them as It was only through the
splendid .seamanship of the officer In
charge that the one boat launched, was
gotten on board again after a fruitless
effort to reach the burning- vessel.
Captain Barr described how he went
In search of the missing Volturno boats
after the Bcydllte had arrived and agreed
to stand by. Ho said that before he had
proceeded ten miles a wireless message
from the Volturno urged htm to return.
He tells how he got the stern of his ves
sel wlthon 100 feet of the Volturno.
In Awkward Position.
Captain inch wanted to get a Una
aboard and threw Ufa rafts over, hoping
to float a line to the Cannunta. "But
we were In nn awkward position." said
the captain, "with great posslbllty of my
ramming him. A line would tmva been
useless. No line made would have stood
the Mtraln.
"By now Jhe Grosser ICUrfuerst was
maintaining her position under the Vol
turno's Ice, and I got to windward as I
doslrod, having told Captain Inch that It
he was obliged to abandon his vessel I
would drift down and have the best
chance of picking up the pasengsrs. .1
also suggested to him that ho fasten life
bUoys and life lines to her, to which the
passengers could cling and later be picked
up.
"After the explosion at 9 o'clock In.
response to tho V'olturno's urgent appeals,
the German ship tried Ills boats. I be
Have the German captain was the first
man to use his boats, and great credit
Is due hint. He asked me by Morso
to keep watch for the boats and pointed
out that they could hardly miss the wtll
lighted Carmania, even if they missed,
their own ship. 1 used search lights and
succeeded In locating many boats, Includ
ing those of the Minneapolis and other
liners, and also In picking up the swim
mer, Trlntepohl."
Could Hot Send floats.
He said that from his position to wind
ward of the Volturno It was Impossible
to send boats. He sold two boats from
the Minneapolis smashed against the side
of the Carmania In trying to get along
sldj about 4: JO In the morning.
Their crews were saved but the Car
mania lost her position In these maneu
vers. Captain Barr previously had notified the
other vessels of the failure of his at
tempts to assist and told them that as
the Carmania was a difficult ship to
maneouver he would stand clear and
give them a free hand. Captain Barr
said .that he obviously was in a position
to direct the other 'vessels and considered
It better to direct them than to rush Into
Bt.Amn. in nv.' -hit nn mnmnvTH.
Captain Barr remarked that doubtless
the point would arise as to why the
Carmania. although nrrlvlng first only
rescued one person.
"I give you my narrative In detail,'
he said. " In order to show you how
I was employed I think very usefully era-ployed-durlng
the night. I do not think
I could havo done more."
"I think In the circumstances," con.
eluded Captain Barr, "that Captain Inch
acted very bravely, considering b was
one against so many terror stricken
people.
NEGRESS PICKPOCKET
USES RAZOR 6N VICTIM
J. nupkosky, Twenty-seventh and L
streets. South Omaha, was accosted hv
colored. Woman Monday evening at Twcn-
4....I-11. a.
ij--ixin ana jn streets who. after at
tempting to go through his pockets,
slashed him across the wrist with a
rator,
Discovering the woman with her hand
In his cot pocket, he held her by It with
the Idea of turning her over to an offi
cer, but before he could do this she drew
a raior with her other hand and severed
the arteries of his right wrist.
Looslhg his hold on the woman, who
then ran, Uupkosky hurried to an officer,
who took him to the South Omaha hos
Pttal. The Injured man was unconscious
during the greater part of the night from
loss of blood and In a serious condi
tion. Dr. William Davis, attending Hup
kosky. Bllia Diamond, colored, was arrested
on suspicion by the police early this
morning.
Beggar Who Escapes
from Poor Farm Goes
Away in Ambulance
Although the only Information vouch
t& by rotinty officials on the author
ities In charge of the county hospital
concerning P. Casey, the beggar, both of
whose legs are missing, who got away
from the poor farm where he had been
committed by Police Judge Foster, is that
he "escaped." It was learned that he
took his departure In the county ambu
lance. Ho Is supposed to have left the
city on a train.
Members of the Board of County Com
missioners say they may refuse to allow
any more persons committed by the police
Judge to the county hospital to be re
ceived there unless the county physician
or the administrator or eharltlra nn
proves. County Attorney Magney has
held that the Judge has no authority tr
sentence persons to the hoplta.
Chicago Fireman InJnred.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14. Sevtral firemen
were seriously Injured today In a fire
that destroyed the six-story malt houso
and elevator building of the Northwest
ern brewery, the largest plaht of the
United Breweries company. The loss Is
estimated at 120(1,000.
The Persistent ant- jcdlCioua Us ofi
Newspaper Advertising is the Read to
Business Success.
WELLER RETURNS FOR
MEETING HERE TODAY
A "DUtch treat" luncheon Is arranged
for today at :J0 at the Commer.
clal club, when a few persons Interested I
in playgrounds and recreation move
ments will meet with C. K., Waller, secre
tary of the National Playgrounds and
Recreation association Mr. Welter mode
a talk to the Commercial club a week
ago and greatly aroused the Interest of
many of tho members on the need of
organised recreation In the cities. After
being out )n other localities talking on
tho movement for several days he has
been called back for another talk to a
small group of men who are especially
Interested In looking Into the needs of
Qmaha In this respect
TAGGARD TREAD
ORIGINAL AND ONLY.
irrtCTtVC NONKrts THHC
HKARIN PATKNT DATES
Henry Ford saw it first and
the others followed. The
left-hand drive was built to
meet American, not Euro
pean, traffic conditions. It's
just one reason why the Ford
stands first in public opinion.
Other reasons? One model,
light weight, economy.
Fivo hundred dollars is tho now prlco of
the Ford runabout; the touring; car Is fivo
fifty; tho town car aoven fifty all f. o. b.
Detroit, complete with equipment. Get cat
alog and particulars from Ford Motor Co.,
1916 Harney St., Omaha.
I?ZIER
T.tie Greatest
iSlXCaS
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Lovett and Willard
on Their Way West to
Stockholders' Meet
BAI-TiatORE, Md., Oct. 14.-Spec!al
Telegram.) For the first time sine the
Union Pacific railroad took over tho
(10,000,000 Pennsylvania holdings of the
Baltimore & Ohio stock, Judge Robert
S, Lovett. chairman of the board of the
Union Pacific. In company with Daniel
Willard, today rode over the lines of
the company.
Judge Lovett and President Willard left
Baltimore at 8 o'clock In the morning
Salt Lake City, where they will at
tend the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Union Pacific railroad.
Judge LovettrCame from. Now York to
Baltimore In his own private car and at
Camden station' the private car of Presi
dent Willard was coupled to it, making
up a special of but two car. .
Judge Lovett was accompanied only by
his secretary, t President Willard was ac
companied by his secretary, Vice t'resl
dent A. W. Thompson and George M,
Bhrtver ahd aeneral-Manager. Ci W Gal
Whllo the object of tho two great rail-,
roaders In making the trip la to attend
the stockholders' meeting, they will take
advantage of the opportunity thoroughly.
to Inspect the t?ecUqn'ofthe road ovecd
t - .l... III . I - . V. ;
WHICH incy tviii iratci nuu Gv-ii)ia
many valuable Ideas.
An opportunity will b given Judgt
Lovett to see for the first thne the work
of rebuilding which has been completed
by President Willard In the flood-swept
districts of. Ohio and the middle west.
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DR. E. It. TARRY
Pay When Gured
Ftl anal All Kaeta! Dlsaasos cared
without the kntf. Permanent cures
cuarantosd. Writs forFraa Illustrates
hooh on Rectal Dlaaasas and tesH
menials af fauntfrse's f cursa) aatlants
mnturaiiiti-a lewa.
240 Bids., Omaha. Nab,
A little Bee want ad docs the business.
Everybody reads Bee want ads
4. '
LoxJer Motor Company
Detroit. Uchltn
-By tMarith
Six years ago in it
first year on the market,
the Loner Six won the
right to be called the
leading lix-cylinder car
in America.
Year after year, on the track,
in city service, in country tour
ing the Lozier kept its place
.of supremacy; not only kept
the leadership but continually
drew further and further away
from the field.
Today the Lozier at 33250
is a value without a parallel.
Purchasers and dealers who
make a study of motor car
values say there is not a car
comparable with the Loaier
sold atwithin a thousand dollara
of the price.
There are purchasers wait
ing all the time, to, if you want
your Lozier for Fall delivery,
better place your order now.
Tke LorBnf
A car tht tioyj jsoa; perfectlf
balanctd; ampfe road cleartnet;
tie on rough roadi tsd slippery
pavements; eaiiest riding tprisg
sutpenilon In the world; twelve
incbTurktih upholstery; lent
stroke hill-dirabing motor develop
ing 62 h.p., unit power plant;
Gray k Davit Electric; tytteja
throughout; tempUuly tenippti.
Towlag Car er Road tier, $3,250
Uraeuilu-, 4 .
Mitchell Motor Company
205Q FARNAM STREET - OMAHA, NEB.
DIRECTORY
Information Bureau.
AUTOMOBILES, TRUCKS
TIRES AND ACCESSORIES
Tho Automobilo Editor of Tho Omaha Beo will xrlndlv furninh vm, aw i-
mation regarding any of tho automobdos, trucks, dolivory wagons, tiros or aocir
Borios ropresontcd in this directory. "Write today.
GASOLINE CARS
B
UIOK-
Let Huff Mgr.
Nebraska Buiok Auto Company,
1012-14-10 jr&rnam Street.
CADILLAC-
G, F. Rein. Pres.
Cadillac Company of Omaha,
2054-0-8 Farnam Street
GASOLINE CARS
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TEVENSDURYEA
R. N. Howes.
Fred C. Hill.
21024 Farnam Itrtft,
s
HEVIOLET-
Doty & Hathaway,
2027 Farnam Street.
INTERSTATE
Interstate Automobile Co.,
Opp. Court House. 310 South Eighteenth Stmt,
K
RIT
L. P. Madaen,
327 West Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa
j ITTLL
Doty & Hathaway.
2027-29
Farnam Street.
J 000M0BILE
I i - Drummond Motor Company,
J 26th and Farnam Streets.
M
ARMON
Marion Auto Company,
0. W. McDonald. 2101 Farnam Street.
MEN WILL' BE SHOWN NO
FAVORS, DECLARES JUDGE
1 KANSAS -CITY. Mo.. Oct. H.-In the
crucoxle aealnst vice In this city then
will be no discrimination In favor ot men'
offenders, Judge Latshaw of the criminal
Uarned that a' deiiutr prpiecutor had re-
leastd a man who had been 'airoited In
an Immoral resort, whle a charge had
teen filed against a woman, arrested At
the same place. Judge tdtshaw Uiued
an order that (he man be rearrested and,
brought Into court. .
"Whlla the city ordinances discriminate
In favor of the men. the old common laV,
which wa have back of us, does sot," he
saJd. "The men must be de.U with as
harshly as the women."
Representatives of the societies here
that are flghtlnr commercialised vice
said the Immoral resorts never would be
allowed to reopen.
M
AXWELL
United Motor Omaha Company,
J. M. Opper, Dist. Mgr. 1122. Farnam Street.
IDLAND-
Freeland Auto Company,
-LV-L J. A. Freeland. 1113 Farnam Street;
OVERLAND
Van Brunt Automobile Company,
2010 Farnam St., Omaha. 18-2022 4th St., Council Bluffs.
POPE-HARTFpRD
Vim Brunt Automobile Company.
2010 Farnam St., Omaha. 18 2022 4th St., Council Bluffs.
Key to the -Situation Bee Advertising.
THECAL
The T. O. Northwall Company,
01214 Jones Street.
R1
EO FIFTH
Doty & Hathaway,
202729 Farnam Street.
TUDEBAKER r"
E. R. Wilson Auto Company, '
; 2429 Faroaai StWet
CQIVIIVIERCIAL TRUCKS
HASE-
Drummond Motor Company,
26th and Farnam Streets.,
M
A10N-
J. A. Freeland.
Freeland Auto Company,
1113 Farnam Street
ELECTRIC CARS
o
HIO
Van Brunt Automobile Company,
2010 Farnam St., Omaha. 18-20-22 4th St Council Huffs,
(STANDARD
O. W. McDonald.
Marion Auto Co., ' -
2J0rFarnam Street
W
00DS-
Dmmmond Motor Company,
26th and Farnam Streets.
DELIVERY WAGONS
K
RIT
L. P. Madsen,
327 WeBt Broadway, Council Bluffs,' Iowa.
TIRES
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F
EDERAL-
Arthur Storr Auto Supply Co.,
2020 Farnam Street,
IRESTONE-
Firestone Tire
& Rubber Co.,
2220 Farnam Street
o
MAHA TIRE REPAIR 00.-
Henry Nygaard,
2201 Farnam Street
ACCESSORIES
A RTHUR STORZ AUTO SUPPLY 00.-
- Automobile Supplies,
2020 Farnam Strett