THE BKK: OMAHA. WKDNKSDAY. (HTOl'.KK 14, 1!U.
v BRIEF CITY NEWS
Tot for W. C. Oroby for Coronar.
Ltffhtinff Itxtnraa, Burni-ramlfii On.
ridUty BtorMT n'Tm Oo. Don . im.
IftTt Kt PrtBt It Now Rparon lrr f .
Dvorak accountant and auditor. 1. (4"6.
Tot for Thomaa W. Blackbnrn for
fongTfrs. A1vertlment.
Boaa for Dlrorea Mr. Mary Kox ha
brought mitt for rttvoroe nRi'nst William
Kox, alleging cruelty.
Btaotifnl All Modtra lomn Tor Bait
on the ray payment plan. Hankers
Kealt? Inventmrnt Co. Phone Pong.
"Totlay'c Coraplata Mori Prog-rama"
olaaalfieil section today, and appear la
Thy Hoe EXCLVf IVEL.Y. Find out what
the varioua moving picture theater offer.
Lleuteaaat Tlaoeat la Omaha I.ieuten
Htit Commander K. V. Vincent of the
navy recruiting station at Kansaa City
in Handing aeveral day In Omaha visit
In Lieutenant T. M. Tipton of the local
i office.
Haanaaay &oas ia Coat Coramer
' clal Agent Hennesey of the Rook Ieland
In minus a new rain coat, stolen by some
party who entered the office, took tho
garment and went away without being
noticed.
Beaarrlat Threngh A bunrh of
cn Kngllch reservist from Colorado
paused through Omaha en route to New
Vork. from whence they will Bail for
England to enter the army and fight
against the German.
rtr Join Tay Oscr Tetersen.
aged 19 years. Council Bluffs, haa Joined
the navy, being recruited at the local sta
tion Tuesday morning. He will enter the
serv ice aa a hospital apprentice and will
leave Immediately for the station at
Newport. R. I.
Many Indian at Tdral Court In
dians of ell sites, degrees and tribes are
" crowding the corridors of the federal
building with the advent of the fall term
of dlbtrlot court. They will be confined
to the top floor from now on until called
for trial. Mmt of them are witnesses In
case brought by the government against
bojtlegger..
Zcturer a Xoaorv Ouest Miss Ada
'. 1'nruh of Oregon. , the lecturer who Is
here for the Baptist .ministers' . conven
. tlon. and Mrs. M. M. Claflln of Lincoln,
state president of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union, will be honor
guests at a luncheon given by the Omaha
Woman' Christian Temperance union
Wednesday- at the Toung Men's Chris
tian association.
meed OB Trip Wert C M. Reed, sup
perinlndent of the railway mall service,
has gone to Cheyenne and Ogden. Mr.
Reed will Inspect the various stations at
these points and will look over tha new
quarters to be Installed at the Denver
railway terminal, where the station Is
being remodeled to afford adequate ac
commodations for the railway mail serv-'.
Ice. .
drain Ca to Xaaaaa City Examiner
Attorney Ocorge N. Brown of the Inter
state Commerce bureau heard, evidence
on the case of the Farmers Grain as
sociation against the western railroads
In , regard to the proper equipment of
grain cars Tuesday morning, and ad
journed the case at noon to be taken up
at Kansas City, November 16.' Mr.
Brown leave for Kansas City at once.
rrlend Surprise Xo Xalley A sur
prise party Was given Leo I. Kelley, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Boone Kelley, 4216 Flor
ence : boulevard, Monday night, In honor
of his thirtieth birthday. 'A host of
.friend and neighbor came to the house
and spent the evening. The house was
dfHorsted in nd. whin- and blue in honj .
oT Columbus dsy. Mr. Kelley, who has
be;'n con fitird to his bed for the last ten
yeais wan greatly surprised and ple:ised
by bis ftlenJa remembrance of the occasion.
Lambert Wants to
Carry Up the Dollar
- Case for the City
William C. Iinbert. assistant city at-
I' torney, appeared before the city commis
sioners sitting In council and asked, that
the attorney' office be advised to take
I the dollar gas rase to the United (Mate
supreme court. Mr. 1-a nbert believes the
city has a case and would be accorded
judgment by the higher court, and also
that, due to the clearness of the supreme
court dockut. the case would come up
within a .year's time. The commissioner
made no decision, as two were absent
from the meetingj and the matter will be
taken up at the meeting next Monday.
ASSASSINS ARE WM .Russian Army is Pursued A cross
the Frontier of Eastern Prussia
BACON & ULLERN TAKE v
ANDREWS TRACTOR AGENCY
A new farm tractor has entered the
field It is called the Andrews' tractor
and Is of the small type, but while being
a little machine It Is declated to be abso
lutely qualified for practical work. Bacon
I'llern have opened the Andrews'
Agency at !P1S Famam street and from
the interest already manifested, they are
well on their way to success In their
venture.
The Andrews' tractor 1s very different
from the ordinary tractor.v which Is gen
erally very large and to a certain extent
cumbersome. Large tilors are also
quite expensive, while the Andrews' Is of
very reasonable price. It Is a low affair,
of simple construction and with a speed
of four miles an hour. The engine is
four cylinder, has no valves, no Intricate
lubricating (system. Is sir cooled and has
a high tension magnet with special distributor.
Death of Archduke and Duchr-ts of ;
Avutria-Hung-ary Officially Fixed.
TWENTY-TWO ARE IMPLICATED j
(4relo Prlnslft an4 n l.lat of c
k cnmi'lict We mnl In thr
Pint h trr Charged
mlih Itlah Treason.
WIN POX. Oct. H Renter s Terrain
company has received a dispatch from
Sarajevo. Bosnia, saving the indictment
against Oavrelo rrln.lp, the asssspin of
Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his
wife, together with twenty-one of his 'ac
complice, has been read there.
The men are charged wtlh high treason.
Three other persona have been charged
with having concealed weapons, with
which the outrage was perpetrated. j
The Indictment deals at leangth with
the Servian society railed Narodna Od
brana. In Belgrade, which organised the
conspiracy; with methods by which the
bomh and weapons were smuggled into
Bosnia, and related how the conspirators
at Sarajevo recruited their accomplice.,
distributed their weapons and took their,
places on the street to await the comlni,
of the archducal party.
Frinlp. under examination, admitted
that with a second bullpt he Intended to
kill Field Marshal Oskar Totlorek, the
governor of Bosnia, but that ha used It
for the archduchess.
Finally, the Indictment deal with the
motive of the oiitrsge and depicts the
lrrldentlst machinations for a tlreater
Servla In quarters extending as far as the
royal court.
I.OMhiN, i,i. M. is. .VI a. m l- ltcntei s
Amsterdnm correnpimi-ent semis the fol
low In Dcrnuin I'tflclnl oniinuivc.ilHMi
on. cl uing even's in tho esisti-m theater
uf ttv tvar
"After their e p.il.-i.in fiom East I'Mis
sui the Ru?ian hrm ! ,ic pursued
across the frontier. The center of tue
; nvi n oi j-stton is now IVIimd. The
whi.le i-f I 'olsml west of ilic lstula is
tvw In i'.e:mai, I'ihcshhui, the Russian
occ.ipv ini onlv ru-rtv
"The few ,;lomi u is lost by Ihe tier
iiimis In 1 isslun ,iei i It.'i v near the. East
Prussian front hr Hire of little Import
ance, as It war never Intended definitely
to occupy or govern Stiwalkl.
"U is not true that the siege of Ohso-
wetr. hns been uhAmtoftcd. as Ihe forliess
) tma never twin besieged.
"I'uiiim icii irtieal to 1' e Kaat I'rus
I rian frontier our lio -ps here were le
; fcsle.l. but on the eo'itrary p'OU'eed anv
altack of Ihe Rcsslins;
lii:i:i,l, Oct VI. (Via Wireless to
; y.ivviile, I, 1 I Information giNen out for
publication today s;
; ' 'The Hiito-h s:nhas 4,olor at t'linstaTiii
; noplc hup orihf'l t'le women of the rm
j bassy to eae (lie utioman capital today.
"tnfurhiatlon reclveii from Sofia 'n-
fliois the resrt thai the Russian Blink
'en i leet 'a s.iitiiih: soitiiis ai"d.
"Tho I'oitc dei llnod the demand made
by the triple entente that the C.erman
naval officers In Constantinople be dismissed."
WANTS PERMANENT MUSEUM
ESTABLISH EDBY STATF HEPe
The State Historical society xhihit
shown here during the Ak-Piir-Ben fes
tivities and in charge of Heei-etarv I'alne,
haa been packed up and movel back to
Lincoln.
Before leaving Ouuiha with the Muta
collection. Secretary Value again asserted
Government Wins '
Suit Against Ship
Rate Combination
XKW VOKK. Oct. 11 -In a decision'
handed down this afternoon hv the f cd i
eral district court the government wins
its Hhemmn lawsuit sgnlnst reiialu
transatlantic Mcamsr.lp compimies In- i
eluded in the Ninth Atlantic conference:
to enloln the maintenance of alleged ex- !
.Ibltsnt rates of fare for steerage pas j
ag. I
Pure Rich Blood
Prevents Disease;
Bud blood 1 tesooiiHlhle for mole all-!
nients than anything else. It Cannes ,
catarrh, dyspepsia, theumatlsin. weak. .
tired, languid feellns and worse troubles. 1
rH(l's r-'arHMpiirllla bus been wonder-!
KiM-h-Y aldecker. ; futly pii'-Tsfil In puilfylim and enrich-;
M-ss Nettle Waldecser. .laughtet of I vng the 1i.k,1, removing scrofula audi
K.innm Wnl.lecker. and John Koch, both j other humors, and building up the whole!
of Benson, were married by Kev. Chailesi system. Take It-give It to all the family,
V. r'avhlge at his realdence Monday even- so as to avoid Illness. Oct it t.Hlay. Ad-
lug at I o'clock. ' vntisenient.
that this winter I e will work to the end
that a permanent museum will he estah-
lished in Omaha and maintained bv the j
stale. . I
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Aujtliing tn leather or Fabric
That rn II lonr.
Tha Holly Auto Trimming Co.
"EXPERTS"
31 lUH?
Street.
Omaha, Ve.
Dong. 37S.
Our Work Speak for Itself.
It Tear With Drnmnead.
LAWS0N AND 0DELL TO
CONORFSS AT PORT WORTH
t . C. I.awaon of Grand Island and j
Frank O. Odell of Omaha hg.ro gone to
Fort Worth. Tex., to attend the conren-
tion of the National Farm congress now
In session at that place. Odell and I. aw- j
eon are both active In farm congress !
work In Nebraska. They have both had
much to do with some of the best things
the Nebraska Farm congress haa done in
the past, lawson la a member of the
board of directors of the American Rural
Credits association, and Odell Is secretary
of the association. The Nebraska dele
gates will make an effort to bring the
convention for next year to Omaha.
rkemnerlala'a I.tn-ment.
If you are ever troubled with rhea.
pa ns or eoreness of the muscles, you
will appreciate the good qualities of
Chamberlain' Clnlment. Many ufferer !
from rheumatism and sciatica have used
It with the heat results. It Is especially
valuable for lumbago and lame back. For
sale by all dealers. Advertiemnt.
Condition of Iottb Bank.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1!.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) The abstract of the condition of
the National banks of Iowa, exclusive of
reserve cities at the close of business on
September 1? aa reported to the comp
troller of the currency show the average
reserve held aa 1R.CS per cent, loans and
discounts. 1119.756. MH; gold coin. $21,671 MS :
I'aclfie Limited to f'hlraaro.
This splendidly equipped, all steel observation-car
train of the Chicago, Mil
waukee &. fit. Paul railway leaves Vnlon
station Omaha. 7:50 p. m., arrive Union
station, Chicago, biXa a. m. Ita numerous j
comfort features, directness ofToute and
fast schedule make It the premier train
to Chicago. No extra fare. ' For tickets
and berths Inquire at city ticket office,
1317 Farnam street, Omaha.
The Cause of tthenmatlsm
Is stomach ' trouble, lazy liver and de
ranged ' kidneys. Try Electric Bitters.
Regulates liver and helps kidneys to
work. "Sac and $1. All druggists. Advertisement.
Good Eating at
Low Cost
We eat far too much meat. We eat
meat to excess under the mistaken idea
that It I necessary to nourish' our
bodies, while we continually pass up
foodstxtffs that (welcht for weight) con
tain more nutriment and cost consider
ably lea than meat.
Take Kaut Macaroni for Instance. A
10c package of this macaroni contains
as much nutriment aa four pounds of
beef, and haa another hlg advantage,
too. In that ft Is much erfsler digested.
And consider the many savory, ap
petizing dlshea that can be made from
Faust Macaroni. Write for free recipe
book today. Your grocer sella Faust
Macaroni 5o and lOe packages. Buy
toflar.
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Gasoline
Service
Stations--
18th and
Ca$ Streets
29th and
Harney Streets
BUY RED CROWN
FOR WINTER MOTORING
Cold weather starting is difficult with or
dinary gasoline. Fill your tank with Red
Crown the quick starting gasoline tor
winter use. .
Red Crown is a straight distilled, hfcjh
power gasoline. It atomizes readily at low
temperatures. It is all heat and power.
The miles-per-gallon gasoline.
Ask for Red Crown by name- it costs no
more than the ordinary kind.
Your car will run better if you use POLARINE.
the standard oil for all motors.
At any garage or supply store.
Gasoline
Service
Stations'
18th and
Cast Street
'29 th and
Harney Street
Standard Oil Company
Omaha
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The AiitomoMe
Owner
Has the Right to Demand Service
Prompt Service
Honest Service
Economical Service
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the Stud
of supplies
You could never hope to get
baker type of service with source
.1 1 '1
a tnousana mnes away.
You must have the source of supplies, the
executive headquarters the Company it-
: self within prompt and convenient driving,
telephoning and transportation distance
( within your own state if possible.
Studebaker has a Factory
Branch in Omaha
If necessaxy complete Studebaker cars rem Id be a
bembled in this Branch. Studebaker carries $1,000,000
worth of parts in its branches. It maintains a force of
45 automobile experts under these branches part of
the Studebaker factory is literally located in Omaha.
STUDEBAKER BRANCH BUILDING
OMAHA
Studebaker has a wonderful organization of dealers,
operating not only under tho Omaha Branch but all
over the United States drive cross country in your
Studebaker from Canada to Mexico, from ' Maine to
California, and you will never be more than a "town
distant" from Studebaker Service. "Buy it because it
is a Studebaker" is not an empty . phrase'.
And Studebaker is continually sub-dividing its sell
ing territory either under a Branch, a Distributor in
direct from the factory. It seeks direct representatives
in every hamlet and township in Nebraska in order that
its Service may be still more comprehensive. If this
message should reach a dealer or garage owner in a small
town where Studebaker does not happen to be represent
ed, if there is such a town, he is invited to write to the
Branch at Omaha now. If he can measure up to the
Studebaker Service standards he can be assured of a
permanent and profitable business proposition from
Studebaker, the oldest, best known, and one of the
largest manufacturers of motor cars in the world. By
wilting to the Omaha Branch you may obtain Stude-
baker's motor car merchandising book, "How to M&ke
Money Selling Motor Cars.". And better than this it is
well worth your while to take a trip to Omaha to investi
gate thoroughly the Home of Studebaker. y Al
Are You Going to Buy an
' Automobile?
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Then does not Studebaker Service mean much to
you? As for the Studebaker car; it must be gtod or
50.000 jeople a year would not buy them.
Are You a Dealer or Garage
Owner?
Is there a better, safer Company to represent than
Studebakersif you can really get the representation?
THE STUDEBAKER CORPORATION OF AMERICA
Omaha Branch, 2550-2556 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb,