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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1914)
Tin: rEK: omaiia. TiiriisoAY. ktoheu i. ioh. I Ho " "J ft Vjj ff 2jJ II I I W X n x x Factory Branch Council Bluffs To supply the increasing demand for lh 1915 model?, we have opened a direct factory branch at Council muffs. Cars will hp carried on our floor ready for delivery, and a complete stock of repair part? for all Jackson cars. Behind tho Jackson models for 1915 stands a Ion line of predecessors that have Hhvays been known for strength and stur diness. durability and dependability, mechanical excellence and exceptional comfort. These cars have become famous for their long years of service in the hands of owners. Jackson Olympic "46" ll,S7.". Power plant stroke, four cylinder 45 H. V. Motor. Auto Mte rrankinR and lighting- system. Fuel supply Gasoline tank at the rear. Vacuum feed. Control left side drive, control levers In cen ter. Either front door may be used. SuKpension full elliptic nprlnffs front end rear. Krame dropped to brln car close to KTOund. but still allow full spring affirm. Hear axle floating tvpo. Wheel base 117 Inches. Tires 34x4, non skid in rear. Kuuip ment omplete. .Inrksun "4S" Six ll.K.'.fl. Power Hunt I. on stroke, six-ovllnder l H. I, motor. Helen olectrto i-ranklim-, HfrhtinK and iRtiltlon system. Fuel Supi1 Uasollna tana under cowl, grnvltv feed to cHiliuretor Supply tank In rear. Control left side drive, control levers In cvnter. Klther front door inny be owed. Suspension full elliptic sprliiKK front and rear. Frame droinied brlna car oloe tovround and still Rive full spring aofion. Hear nxle lull floating, i ball bear Inn throughout. Two universal joints with "torsion rod. Wheel base 12,) inches. Tires 34x4 H. non-skid In rear. Kqulp ment complete. Jackson Automobile Co. Council Bluffs. Iowa. T. J. Boland, Branch Mgr. What is the World's Finest Whiskey? "-"".EDAR BROOK, to be mire!" - m That's a question quickly an swered by those who know good whiskey. And the result ia that CEDAR BROOK is the largest selling brand of high grade Kentucky whiskey in the world. If you . want tote certain, say, "CEDAR BROOK, to be sure" at ' All leading Clabt, Ban, Restaur ante. Hotels, and alto at all leading Dealer . 1 mi"K.un 1 For Sale Everywhere I CK t-Ol v mr r i v i - ft in AAT Sit, stand, stoop-or run- You will forget you have Springtex on. The spring-needle knit fab ric is elastic and form-fitting. Try a Union. Suit. $1 up, at your dealer. M. E. Smith & Co. Distributors GERMANS READY TO STRETCH ACROSS THE CHANNEL TO ENGLAND Ant werp, capital of Belgium, which has fallen into the hands of the kaiser's forces. Only 180 miles now seperate the kaiser's Zeppelin fleet from the English capital. 2. The sxtreme French left, which seems to have heen slightly crooked by the German attack. 3. The region where the fierce frontal attacks continue, in the neighborhood of Roye. . , "j--u;jr U.TT; C wee't X ViSfijHSSsW . -r? ' V J. G. WILLIS IS CELESRATING GRAFF TELLS ROTARIANS SEVENTY-FOURTH BIRTHDAY I OF NEEDS. OF SCHOOLS TbURh the dsy is rold snd dump, John n. Willis Is relehrstlnr his siH rnty-l'o'ii I ii hirthdsy by seltlnK out '0 feel of hrdg ( lenoe In IdlrnIM sdilltlon. llo lives ,it North Twi nt v-serond Flvert tie en- ; Joys Rood benlt'i nnd nv he sets most , of Ma enoypetit oi't of woikln with hi i ho snd leii.i.le Andrew llosewiitcr sur- eyed the fnot of pioiu.. now l1 1 wild, j for Mr. Wlllln folly yens SKO. Thirty yesrs o tie In hi it out In the Idlewibl I sddltlon. There were no bouses i-.isl of i l.lm to the river at thut lime, 'ind nothing south to Cumin id reel. ! RECENT HEAVY RAINS DO CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE Thmisnutls of clollers of eir,i rvpense bns been rnuseil by the rei-ent inlns, :ie eordlim to t 'lly I 'omui;nsloner .1. I Ky der of the otreet rlenniliR deimi tment lis ssyfi t h t seveml n w n bllllons snd plscrs where much fn sh sr:ulhm hns been done hsve been biidly washed by (he downpours, with the result I Nit mill hns been esrrld down over much of the eltv psvement nnd now munt be removed nt great epeiuifl to the i 1 1 . lie cspeeuilly mentloned the Monlelsir ndditlon, nrnr Thirtieth snd 'inning strcM nnd the frsdlnn ntoinid the Wnlivit Mill reservoir. llelors the Rotsry rlub st ths llenihsi Bt noon, Superintendent R. t. Orsff spol of eondltlnns in the st-Vinls. ss to f.rll lie. work n-. otnplished snd Improvrment needed. Hei-niiKft of the lm resse of 1,!W0 pupils tins veer, the board bns neKotlnled with s Seattle firm for two portable one-room Si-bool houses, to 1e trsnsported in th v arious p;rts of the'rlty ss needful. These fvhools hsve been sdoiiied In msny of the lsrer cities nnd sre In use In vsrioiis purls of Alnskn, Mr. Orsff ststed 'Wbtln this will lessen ths ronKetlon temporarily whnt is really neeiled Is mote permanent MHIdlnKS. At preient many rooms ron tnln t'totn fifty to sevent y-elsht pupils, when the maximum number shouM be but. Ihlrl -five. I r llnrna, nrnlaa find port's the quickest and surest cure Is Ituoklcn'.t Aru'cii Sslve. Kvery household should, have a bo on band nil the time. All drocrnlsts. Advertisement. nn't !. nne. PitflviiuJ full sme has been s rsrltV ii'i i.inr,' than one Iwlrler this )ir, i noil" nvre so Ihnn with Joe F.ngel, of th Wsshlnton.s. In no less than twenty ' nine bat lies he Iris shared ths box en-i I with nil t! wsy from one to four tnsn. CON MEN HELPOUT VICTIM After Getting: Coin They Advise Him to Bet on Boston. HE DOES SO AND WINS FILE Confidence Men Do Not Realise What a Valuable Tip They Are Glvlafj to the, Man from KlmhalU If three confidence men had followed the hunch they gave their victim In order to ret rid of him, after Ketting IM, they would not only be considerably richer in a money way, but. would not now be ob jects of a police hunt. HaUmer Soreiwon, pan owner of a farm near Kimball, Neb., came to Omaha the latter part of last week to do the sights. Three suave sellers of blue sky came here for the same reason, and one of the first sights they saw was Haljmer. Haljraer was first seen giving the ring-a-knlfe game an awful play. He was win ning knives by the bushel so fast that he did not notice tho cost and quality. So he was weeded out by the three smart ones and shown around the King's High way for a while. Then he learned that all three were tele graph operators and they had a "sure thing" on the world's series. They could tap the Western Union wires on the other side of the Douglas street bridge and atop the base ball reporta for fve minutes, and during the interval telephone friends on this aide and let them place bets on the sure thing. Five minutes aterward the result would be relayed to Omaha. They needed $50 for expenses Installing a phone, etc. and Haljmer gave it. to them. He was to wait a telephone call at the Taxton Monday afternoon and when he got the dope, rush over to the Krug theater where a large crowd of fans was gathered and bet heavily on the team that had already won. He was to offer temDtlnr odds in order to get bets. After getting the M the confidence men ! disappeared. For a Joke they telephoned to him from Council Bluffs and Inst meted j him to bet on Boston. Pwanson thought he had a sure thing and he plunged. He i offered big odds. Boston won. Swanson won; 4,"A After the game he went to the appointed place J to divide the winnings. i An odd thing transpired. The three tele, graph operators were not there to gel their share. Haljmer was worried and he told a friend that be had aome- money belonging to three benefactors, but could not find them. "Keep it," advised the friend. "Go home to Kimball. You've walked in the "valley of the shadow," you poor fish, but you don't know it.'-' So Haljmer went home satisfied with his $4M. And the- three "telegraph operators" are satisfied with their $50. Tha friend who told Sorenson to go home told the'tale to the police. PAINT FIRM BUYS YEAST PLANT FOR NEW QUARTERS The National OH and Taint company that for years has occupied some small buildings on Jones street west of the Tenth street viaduct, has purchased the On Time Yeast company buildings In the north part of the city on the Celt I,lne and will move as soon as the plant can be remodelled. The Missouri Pacific Is giving the company trackage In order that cars may be laid In at the doors. In its new plant the National will have about three times the space It had In the old. New machinery will be added and a full line of mixed paints will be manufactured. CIVIL WAR VETERAN HELD, FOR BREAKING WINDOW Ike Bonner, TR-yenr-old veteran of the civil war, who Uvea st 347 Ames avenue, was arrested on a charg" of malicious destruction of property. He hurled a pitchfork through a $15 window. In police court he said he was carrying the fork to the McMlchnel feed store st Twenty-fourth and Iilrd streets, when he tripped, and In falling threw the fork accidentally. His son-ln-lnw paid for the window and tho old man was released from custody Mr. Bonner has a bullet In his knee, a souvenir of Gettysburg. - men- These beautiful suits tioned below in our E St. windows tailored in the finest imported & domestic fabrics at $18, $20, $22.50, ! as Berg Clothing Co. mm V$ti ia nora Hoe t!u aa? hra .tier foul. vi iwuca oeer comb toed Anbeuser-Buich Company of Nebraska Rosenfeld Liquor Company Council Bluffs, Iowa DISTRIBUTORS Family Trade Supplied by C. H. Hansen, Dea'er Phone Doig. 2506 n. SOCIAL CULTURE CLUB HAS NOMINATING CONVENTION A special meeting of the Social Culture Hub of the .Omaha H'gh School of Com merce was called Tuesday afternoon for the purpose of nominating officers. About 100 girls attended this meeting and the following nominations were made: President Maud Cochran, Margaret RoebJIng, Lath Keith, Irene Bostwlck and Ruby Norgard. Vice president Edna Tuveson, Marian Anderson and Rtglna Tauehen. Secretary Ruth Nelty, Mlldcd Uest, Ruth Ellington and Bessie Stock. Treasurer Merlam Elliot, Clara Olsen and Nell DudReon. Door Keeper Ransaret Cowie, Elsie Cramer, Hannah Kooper, Jessie Maxfleld and Ida Ralsman. Advising Teacher Miss Haight, Hoskln, Miss Drummond and Miss born. Before the election Is held these names will be submitted to Mr. Rusmlsel to 1 approved or checked off by him. The past record of the nominee Is looked up tnd only those who have received a pass ing grade in all subjects are permitted to run for office. , Miss Han- ADVERTISING ma-krs U wheels af baaii Ko round amoothiv and pro tect llieui aaas4 blowouts. "rifFLSTT 9ula I960. ABOUT YOUR EYES Ioslttve1r Masters Croup. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cut the thick choking mucus, and clears away the phlegm. The gasping, strangling fight for breath gives wsy to quiet breath ing and peaceful slaep. Harold 'Berg, Mass, Mich., writes:. "We gtva Foley's Money and Tar to our children for croup and it always acts quickly." No wonder a nun in Texas wslked 15 miles to the store to get a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tr Compound. Every user Is a friend. AH dealers everywhere Advertisement. Bee Waut Boosters Aiis Are th Beat B'jiru Sack Suit (By the House of Kappenheimer) THIS straight-front, four -button Sack Suit deserves attention as one of the strikingly popular Models of our Young Men's line this season. Full soft roll, back form -fitting, narrow shoulders and sleeves, patch pockets. Thousands of well-dressed young men throughout the United States and Canada have learned to rely on our fashion advice. We recommend that they see our WAYNE, BEAU FORT and BRITISH soft-roll Sacks as showing some of the finest work of our advanced tailor shops. The young men today are alert buyers. They never miss a point. They have a keen eye for value;. We have expended energy and capital to build and equip the finest young men's shops in the world. And it is a significant fact that all over this country Kuppenheimer dealers are getting more and more of this trade. We want you to know ut better aaJ we want to know you. We are f oing to talk to you right along in this newspaper. , Kuppenheimer 'Clothes are sold by a representative store ia nearly every Metropolitan center of the United States and Canada. If you care to give us your name on a post-card we will be glad to send you our Book of Fashions. THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER Maker of Clothes for Man and Yauag Mas) Chicago To be found only at Berg Clothing Co. TTfTTTfTTT rTTTTTT rTTTTTTTTTTrm miiiiiiiiiiiimiH III " A' 1 I I jt i S '. 'S 'i $ - J f sit'. iViutt :tk- . AStJJ I I I ' pi: h I xm i r 'mm--:. j a kit. 11- It" I i I i f it I ! lillllllllll unMllJMllJin III! T lfeL?y Jilllllililiiiiiii iiiiimiiinRt