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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1914)
11 1 13 I1KK: OMAHA. W Kl . KM .U , IKItUtKU JS, 1014. . ..J. ... t Ends Dry, Hoarse or t Painful Coughs I Quickly T A link!.. ITnM.M. .1 II - fllfiimln bat Iirnlf4 ' J The prompt and positive rssulfs pivfti hy this plsasant tasting;, home-mfl. le cough syrup has nuwd it to he ustd in trior homes than snv otlisr remedy. It pivn almost instant relief and will usual ly overcome; the average cough inv24 hours. ' iet 24 ounces Pinex (.10 cents worth) from any drug store, pour it into a pint bottle and till the bottle with plain granu lated sugar svrup. This makes a full pint a familv supply of the most ef fective cough remedy at a cost of onlv R cents or less. Yon couldn't huv as much ready-made cough medicine for 12.60 Kasilv prepared and never spoils. Kuh directions with Pinex. The promptness, certainty and esse with which this Finex Svrup overcome a had couirh, chest or throat cold is truly remarkable. It quickly loosens a drv. hoarse or tight cough and heals and soothes a painful cougti in a hurry. ith a persistent loose couch it stops the for mstion of phlegm in the throat and bron chisl tubes, thus ending the sntioviti: backing. Pinex is a highly concentrated com round of genuine N'orwar pine extract rich in gimiacol and is famous the wori' over for its splendid effect in hronchitif whooping cough, bronchial asthma an winter coughs. To avoid disappointment in mak:iv this, ask your druggist for "21,4 ounce of Pinex." and don't accept aitvthin else. A guarantee of nhsolute sntisfni tion. or money promptly refunded, got with thia preparation. Thn i'inci l . Ft. Wavps. Jn1. BRIEF CITY NEWS 'MANY TEACHERS ARE COMING GOOD SFOR CHRISTMAS SHIP I -J By -Product ' Take the best Anthracite, cut off about one fifth the price, add more ease of handling, more uniformity, more control of your fire, stop filling your basement with coal gases and the air with smoke, and stop sifting ashes that's as near as we can come to telling you what Vulcan Coke is. It burns weight for weight with hard coal, is easier to control, lasts as long and gives more heat because it is 90 carbon, the "heat maker." Nobody's coal bill is so small that he can afford to overlook the saving that Vulcan makes. Produced 6y Coal Products Mfg. Co., Joliet, III Exclusive Domestic Sales Agent. Atwill-Makemson Coal & Coke Co. KoOormlok Bldf., Chioag-o. Nebraska Fuel Co. Tclcahoae DmjIm 430 DutiistUr IwOauka St. Oats. Cs. Bl.th Jeff W. Bedford for slate senstoi Adv. ; Tots for W. C. Cross y for coroner. A1. Llf-atlng Matures, Purgess-Oraniten Co. T14.lity ttorafO aa . ot' 38 ; are Boot Frtnt It Now Pearcn Frees. Tote far Thomas W. lafcu for eonaress Advertisement. Tot for 00. . TnrWato. reclster , of deeds AAvsrtlsement. ' For Const? Treasurer W. O. t're. It Is now tressurer. Advertisement. Tote fsr rraak XHw.y. county clerk, now serving flret term He-eloi t Mm Advertlsement. Today's Oompl.te Mori ProfTn', rUMirird section today, and appears In The Be EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what the various moving Picture theaters oner. Daaaaum Has a JobPolice Commis sioner A. C. Kugel Has appointed H. ,F. Danbaum special chauffeur In his depart ment, to drive the contnKlo" disuse am bulance. Olover Beelgas roliis Sergeant Al bert N. Glover has) re-ined and the city council has accepted his resignation, lie will ro on the retired list on pension. He was made a sergeant about a year ago. Prteat la Awaiting Trial Abraham Priest, ah Indian of ti.e Winnebago reser vation, has been arrested on a federal grand .lury Indictment for IntroducliiK liquor to lila brethren, and at present Is ewaltlng trial In the oo-mly Jail. Mr. and Mrs Millar Beturn P.oyal I). Miller of the Northwestern Is back from the raclflo coast, where he spent his three weeks' vacation, accompanied by Mrs. Miller. He found perfect weather and had a delightful trip. Dr. S.spacb.r In Hsw York Dr. Felix J. Despecher. who was visltln relatives In France when tl.e war started, has landed at New York from the steamship Chicago from Havre and will reach home Thursday morning. Ward Pays Heavy Tina John P. Ward, arraigned before Federal Judge Paige Morris on a charge of forging a money order for S3.5S. chose to pay a 1 fine rather than go to Jail fr sixty days. Ward did not seem M) reslle the gravity of his offence. Installing- rontsnsU Mlllwork In stallation of the millwork in the new Fontenella hotel will begin In about a week. Fine weather has hastened the plas tering, which Is now nearlng completion. William It Burbank, managing director of the hotel, has returned from an eastern buying trip. x.aw Too Bust to Talk War Morrla Levy has returned from a aummer spent i in Europe, having been In the war rone a portion of the time. Mr. Levy found a mass of mall awaiting nis auenuon aim , many personal affairs to look after. I to exnlained that he was too busy to tslk i of war or conditions In Europe. Chlsam Building Bom C. J. Chlsam, assistant general freight agent of the Chicago Great Western, has com menced the erection of a il.W cement and shake bungalow on hia fruit anil walnut ranch, near Fullerton, Cal. It will be one and one-half atorles and modern. Mr. Chlsam expects this to be his home when he retires from the rail road business. Walklnshaw Instead of Wilkinson In the story1 of the Diamond Jack oil fields of Wyoming, appearing in The Sunday Bee, James Wilkinson of Omahu was mentioned aa one of the men connected with the proposition. Instead, the man la James Walklnshaw of the Y. II. Uar store, for years a business man of the city. Mr. Walklnshaw Is firm In the be lief that the oil fields will make him a millionaire. Oo to Boise Masting- Rev. K. P. Qulvey, state superintendent of the Ne-1 braska Children's Home society, and j Mrs. Qulvey have gone to Boise, Iduho, to attend the national convention of the National Children's Home society, which j convenes at that place October 29 to 31. Rev. J. P. Dysart, state superintendent of the Wisconsin Children's Home so ciety, met them at Omaha and will ac company them on their journey. Educatorg Over Nebraska Promise I Many Packages Sent Forward by Presence at Coming Meeting. I Express Tuesday IOWANS TO SWELL ASSEMBLY SEND YOUR GIFTS DIRECT NOW ! i Many of Those In Western Part f 1 f n MI lime a Pm-Waae in "tend llawkere (ate Will ttlenil I on ventlnn llairlna Threr !) of Nrl Week. KeportK liing received in eeiy mini by the Omaha publicity bureau. indliMte a record-breaking attendance for the an nus! meeting of the Xrbrupka tfMto Teachers' association in Omaha Novem ber t, 5 and . Mxty-flvo teachers from the neighbor hood of Grand Islm.d alone, have an nounced their intention of coiuiim. The small town of Wynot will send five nnd eighteen will come from Hulton. Heaver City's entire high school faculty and many grade teachers will attend. The delegations from fliverton. Oakdale and many other towns will consist of almost the entire teaching force, according to ad vance letter from school superintendent The Aurora school board has ordered all teachers there to attend the convention. If KnlMe. Seward's entire teaching staff will come for two days, says Superin tendent J. A Woodard of that town. Western Iowa will also he'p swell the attendance t the convention, large dele gations of visitors will come from Mis souri Valley, Harlan. I'mimil Itlurfs nnd other neinliy towns, a total of nearly Bun. It is expected. . Prof. C. W. Pugslcy, director of the agricultural extension' bureau of the 1'ni versity (.r Xebrnska, writes that a strong (h'leaation will come from the faculty of the university. Including a score of the most prominent professors. Some of the university normal seniors will also come up for a diiy or two. Many of the fac ulty and students st the slate normal schools are also planning to be present and altogether fully fi.MM people are ex pected this year The local committee will ii eet Ht I' e Commercial club Saturday at noon t perfect arrangements for the reception ,.i the teachers. Information bureaus will be maintained at the Vnlon station and the Burlington depot, at the Home hotel and the association building Principal John F. Matthews of the Grand Island High school will have charge of the regiHtratlon. which starts Monday. All teachers will be required to register in person. The committee has adopted the mono gram prepared by Miss Alice llltte of the Omaha schools for the official badge of the association. Direct It to the I hrlstmss Mili, Hash Terminal. llrnot.lt n. The oIIs-I'im so etpie.s took ani'ther I hiti shipment of g'ids tot the Christmas slop from The Pee of (! rstrrdv and will trv to Pivd them at New York In tunc to l-c tiui'iilid In the iihso of the .lii;on Several tno-iiiies wi tci elved as to the latest possible time at w hich pni k sves could be received. To all of these I the answer was given that the time had already expired. The Hoc was cout!led to close Its main shipment on Saturday, Oi tober 21, and did so. but was also compelled to look after a number of shipments that could not rra h this city jon that date. These have all been tal.e:i jcrre of and now The Hoc te.iuists Its jiradets. If they expect to foiward anv j more packages for the (htiilm. ship. to send them dire, t to the HiOli Terminal Mores, HroiA'yn. N. Y., where Die .dil ments are being assembled for loading (n the Jason. Not very much time Is possibly left for this, because the uoods must be lit Drooklyn by the tiist of next week If there, is to be any likelihood of tlnir getting into the catso. If you have not yet sent your package send 4t bv exprtss to tho Hush Terminal Stores, Brooklyn. N. Y . at once. The following cash donations have bes-n received, and are hereby. a knuw ladKCd Hepol tod , $;..,t its CHh ;, no CHlseiis of Talmuge. Neb . 11. Heynold.i, jr.. Yilllsca. la Fur the Weak and Nrrrona. Tlrei out, weak, ncm-ous men end women need Electric Hitters. Helps the nerves and .tones up the system. ic and SI. All druggists Advertisement. MISSOURIAN LOSES MONEY, BUT DOES NOT KNOW HOW A. Collins of Kansrs City, Mo., told the police that he had been robbed of US and a certificate of deposit for liiO while In Omaha Sunday, hut he was unable to tell how he lost it. "It might have been that I was held tip and robbed at the point of a gun or 1 might have had It stolen while asleep. I don't know, 1 just know it'a gone," he said, In reporting; it. It. W. Han-en... Helen Pauline Snore. Shicklev, Neb. Cash. North 1'latto. Neb....! Presbyterian Sunday School. Valen tino, Neb Illnh school, grammer and Inter mediate DeptB.. public schools. Ulue HIH, Net, Parish Guild. Christ church. Cen tral (Hy. Nt-li Sunday school Christ church. Cen tral City, Neb...' T. G. N'.. Omaha Kuth Hrown, Holdri-Ke, Neb Total h;.;: ; 1 .00 1 60 i I .oO (..Oil j II III) ' Jl.l t Oi 5.IM I tl .liUM.WI BURGESS-NASH CO. BUYS TWO STOCK OF MEN'S GOODS The stocks of the Nebraska Suspender. Pelt and Garter company and the Atlas Manufacturing company sold yesterday to the Burgees-Nash company nt a gieat reduc tion from the regular wholesale cost. The stocks consist of men's neckwear, garters, arm bands suspenders, belts, handkerchiefs, men's Jewelry, etc. It la stated that the rale, which will be held In the men's rectlon of fhe Hur-gess-N'ash company, will be announced liter. WOMAN SUES COUNTY i FOR $20,000 DAMAGES ! Mrs. Mary Davit, has sued the count i of Douglas for l-'O.OO) for damages siis- I talned In the death of her husband, whom' she alleges tcicrunilxnl to Injuries re- i celved whtlo working in the boiler room of the laundry plant at the county Mitr farm. ! For UpSet Stomach, Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn Pape's Diapepsin FOR EVERY SUFFERER Rheumasalts Insures Quick and Safe Relief The safest, most pleasant and quickest way to relieve constipation and all the misery and Ills that go with It, is to dis solve a little Rheumasalts 'n water and drink it while It la effervescing. Rheumasalts is a scientifically blended and chemically pure carbonated lithla drink that cleapa out the stomach and Intestines, eliminates .toxins and poisons and leaves the Intestinal canal clean and sweet. If you are bothc-ed with constipation, headaches, sallow skin, coated tongue, bad breath, Indigestion, bllllousness, neuralgia or rheumatism, then you need Rheuma salts. Fine for both adulta and Infanta. It Is a uric acid solvent as well as a saline laxative. Instead of "doping" your self with drug-habit-formlng, heart-depressing "laxative" pills and tablets, take Kheumaaalts. It Is delicious to the taste and acts quickly without griping or nau sea. Rheumasalts la as pure aa the nat ural laxative salts from the Mineral Springs. The next time you need a laxative, ask our druggist for a fruit five ounces of Rheumasalts. It he hasn't the origins! iiheunixaalts. write to the Kheumabatri Com) any. Minneapolis. Minn, who will be glad to see that you are supplied. Savings Made by Ure Runs Into Big Money j County Treasurer W. G. I're, repub lican candidate for re-election, says: "In thirty-three months the office has renelpted for t-U.uJO.OilO and disbursed ! nearly $31,000,0riu. It has had on hand ; most of the time $?.GO0,GGO. It Is a lot of money. The old way was to keep the money on deposit In banks at 2 per cent Interest. The new way I have practiced Is to withdraw the money from banks and Invest It In Water board, Pouglaa county and Omaha kity and school bonds and warrants and so earn 4W to 7 per cent interest. The earnings and savings made I for the public treasury in this way have amounted to W.OJQ a year $150,000 In three years. The new practice indulged in the next two years will save and earn 100,ooo more." Sour, sick, upset stomach, Indigestion, heartburn, dyspepsia; when the food you eat ferments Into gases and stubborn lunvps: your head achea and you feel sick and miserable, that's when you re alize the magic In Tape's Diapepsin. It niakei etnmsch distress go In five min utes. If your stomach is In a revolt If you can't get It regulated, please, for your sake, try I'ape'a Diapepsin. It'a so needless to have a bad stomach make your next meal a favorite food meat, then take a little LMnpepsln. There will not be any diatress eat without fear, ll'a because Tape's DlapepHln ' ieally does" regulate weak, out-of-order Htom auhes that glvea it Its millions of sales annually. Get a largo flfty-cent case of Tape's Plapepaln from any drug store. It Is the quickest, surest stomach relief and cure known. It acts almont like tnaKlc. It la a scientific, harmless stomach pre paration which truly belongs in every home. Advertisement. i Patterson Excepts to Council's Action V. C. Patterson insists an Injustice was done him In the statement made at the city council meeting that In selling a lot at Seventh and toroas strtets he retained two feet with the idea pf getting tho street narrowed, and thus securing another corner lot. "The facts are," says Mr. Patterson, "I did riot retain the two feet, but sold It to the purchaser at the time, who purchased the forty feet and agreed to convey the two leet plus the narrowed pottlon of the street to give the pur chaser the comer frontage. The city commissioners seem to have a grudge against me, for they admit the street should be narrowed, but refuse the te quest of the petitioners." You'll Find Many New Styles at this Shop New leathers and combinations of leathers and fabrics--it's a veritable Style Show for the ladies. The smartest New Tor styles are here In shoe for every occaaion from di easy walk ing boots to dainty fancy trimmed, slippers for the ball room. And you are mire of be ing fitted perfectly. Priced t I - From $3 up TTTOTSHOE- CQ ! Store Hours 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturday till 9 P. M.a5 urgess-Nash Company "eve r YB ODYSJSTOR fc TIXSIMI, Ot TOIlKU 27, Ittl'lHTUKK NKWH Milt U KIN!:slAl ittTH M H KXKV STH. THE NEW COATS FOR WINTER Which Interpret Several of the j Very Latest Modes for Winter For Street Wear $10.00 to S45.00 I For Kvcning Wear $25.00 to $145.00 TIM) sliowini; is umisunlly intorest inu. TIhto litis nevt'r, It) our knowl ! 1'iliit', luvti Kurh- n viiriation of stylos ! from vliifli to oliooso ns tlii'io in this I srason. Anions tlirin hit tin 1 New College Coatu for Women and j Misses, $10.00 Stuart new model of plaids, Human stripes I and mixtures; nlso plain lletlford cords; g.es 1 fi to IS and S to 40. ! White Balmacaan Coats at $19.50. Made plain haltnaraan at fie or with belt. Women's. Coats, $15.00 to $45.00. Or broadcloth. Imported mixtures, bearskin and Arabian lamb; Mros for misses and women. Women's Velvet and Broad Tail Coats, $55.00 to $125.00. Individual styles, plain or sable fur trimmed: apteral pretty models from which to choose. SERVICE THAT'S our niiu to W tho "greatest service to the greatest number," U nuikf Ihis storo n stoiv for "i-voryliotiy" a storo of true helpfulness and in tt'iul to make it so pleas ing, helpful anil satisfac tory a shopping plaeo that yoii must think of no oth er. We want it to bp a store of eouvenienee and have installed many ne eoiiiiuoilntions of which we invite you to make free and generous use. , SI TESTATION NO. 1 UF Til HI'. S. TOST OFFICH affording every accommo dation in the v)stal ser- IMm-e to pav KLKCTKIC LI (HIT and TELETHON!-: Hills, or to buy TUEATEU TICKETS for all theaters at box office prices. Make ue of those conveniences let us bo of service to you. It will be our pleasure. nunuEss-NASiieo. aw IP Hand Embroidered Pillow Tops With Backs, Worth $2.25 to $3.50, Wednesday at $1.49 'T 1IKSE pillow tops and backs are all hand made em--I hroidered in rose, voilet, rod poppy nnd a large as sortment .rf conventional designs; finished with fringe, cords ami laco otlges; an exceptionally good selection, in cluding values of 2.'jr to $.1.50, for . . $1.49 Tapestry Slips, Special at 89c. They are ready for use, In a large line of colors; In conventional de- nlgDs; Include values of $1.00 to $1.50; choice at &&( Sarr.ss-Jfs.h Co. Third Fl.or. A Remarkable Sale of Women's and Children's UNDERWEAR A SALE of underwear that will appeal to you from every point of view; first, because it is (seasonable; second, been use it is the very sort you want, and last, but 'lot least, tho remarkable saving i"issihjitios. Women's $1.00 to $1.25 Union Suits at 69c. 69c LOOK OUT! Hallowe'en will be here , before you realise It. Lot us help you to get readv. the young lady at the stationery net tlon, where nil the nrettv thtnKB SUch as table favors and dec orations are sold, pos uii.iv nn suKKest some thing in the way of decorations. Toys on the fourth floor. Candles and novelties, main rioor and basement. Special Demonstration "IfonJolie" Corsets Including Women's white cotton union suits, low uek elbow sleeves, ankle length. Women's white cotton union stills, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length, regular or extra sites. Women's natural or camel's hair flat wooi vests and pants. Womeu silver grsy. ribbed wool or part wool vests and pants. Regular 1.00 and ll.iO values, 09. Youths' and Misses' Union Suits, $1.00 to $1.50 Values, 69c. Including youth's silver grsy ;-wooI union suits, stses 16. 17 and 18. Misses' nattirsl part-wool union suits. Hoys' natural part-wool union suits. f Hegulsr $1.00 and $1.50 value, for. D7C Women's flOe Vests, c. Fine white cotton fleece lined vests and pants, regit' 3Qj lar 60c values, at v7C Children's t'nderwear, 25c. White ribbed worsted vests and pants, sues 24 to 34, sell reg or- ularly for 4 3a to 75c, choice aarsMa-SHsfa Oe. Mats Floor. IX THK KCOXOMV IIAHK.MKXT Child's Vests. 10c. Silver grsy fleece lined vests and pants, sizes 24 1Qi to HO, at . .JUC Child's I'nion Suits, 3.1c. Cream color, ribbed cotton union suits, drop seat. ?..n23c Women's I'nion Suits at 80c. High neck, long -sleeves, ankle length, medium fleeced, regular or extra sites, also low neck and elbow sleeves, In sises 4, 5 and slight imperfections of 60c to 69c, values, choice at... urrooa-Xfua Compsay Xtooaomy aaoomsat. 39c Heavy Warm Wool Finished Blanket, Reg. ular $2.50 Values, ln wag?X,nt at $1.25 "Blen Jolin" corsets, as you well know, are ever first to mir ror fashions. Hut to this style leadership Is added positive as surance of perfet t fit and com fort, accomplished by the use of the marvelous "Tiiro-Vee the clastic gore that knows no rubber and never can "go dead." Come, ste the demonstration, It's free-. Surrui-Viih Co. Stftoond Tloae. - - r;P"T"' rjoaU Co. Everybody's Store 16th and Harney. After seeing them you will agr that these warm wool finished heavy fleece blanket are worth 2.&0 pair; white, gray and tan; extra large slse for double beds. Here la such a bargain that in order not to sell tbem to dealers we are compelled to limit them to not over three pairs to each customer. Wednesday f )r at, the pair, only pl) aargoss-Vaeh Co esosaomi. Omaha LIQUOR and DRUG Treatment 1502 8. 10th St Phone D. 7356 , OMAHA WESTERN UNION OPENS WIRELESS TO GERMANY After suspension of commercial com munication with Qormany - and Austria sine the war started the Western I'nion Telegraph and Oable company has now arranged for rs-sstabllahm.nt of com munication with those countries by wire less. The Tuckerton (N. J.) wireless sta tion will be used, according to advice re ceived by Local Manager Hyland. As the capacity Is limited, precedence will be Stven government maafaeea over com mercial ones. Rules laid down for the acceptance of such, business provide that all meiuiM will ao only at the risk of the sender. They must bear complete ad dress and signature and must be strictly neutral In character aad written in plaint Junglish. Official German messages will j have to pass a government censor, who i must be provided with the key to decipher all codes. Eee Went Ads Product Results. - TO NEW CUSTOMERS ONL Y- HAYNFiRftorii.t;.iN.Bo,NuWIII5SKF.Y Full Quart Only 80 Cents Express iaid . WE want everv man in America who has never tried Hayner Whiskey to try it NOW. Cut out thia ad mail it with your order and 80 cents in stamps or coin and the full quart bottle of Hayner Yival Atx Jk BottUd-in. Bond U'iisrywil be sent In sealed case-Jexpresa charges paid. It's fine a ottUd-i-ond nhitkay of the choicest kind sealed with the Government's Green Stamp over the cork -your assurance it is fully aged, full 100 proof, full measure as good and pure as can be produced. It's turt to please you r to win your future trade. You take no chances we are responsible been in business 48 years capital $500,000.00 fully paid. Don't put this orf-order right now order MORE than one quart if you like and goods will go forward by first express. NflTFt (Witi N. M., Col.. Wra.,Mat..eBSsJI trnlm wt (All lutwe order, asset be far FOUR oaarto ot am) srt'Mi our near.! fftcm THE HAYNER DISTILLING CO.,Dept A-105 ImUit.OkM, M.mH,M. gMM.Ct,SU. BUm. ikmawnZ n mm WMiotJiFV ima IN Bona, IS I 4 AAsr.S ksu mmmm Excursion slates South Reduced rate, round trip winter excursion tickets on sale dally to many points ln the South and Southeast, via the Chicago Milwaukee) & St. Paul Railway : N twentieth Century rarraer OIUIl The Mis$ouri Valley's greate$t farm paper 110,000 copies weekly :S11:18 $62.28 ...869.18 4i.nrt Havana, Cuba 887.18 Tampa, F'la. Palm Beach Augusta, (is New Orlesns . . . Mobile Jacksonville 05O.1' Miami. Kla S72.7 Final return limit June 1. 1915, except tickets to Havana, Cuba, limited to return in six months from date of sale. Liberal stop over privileges. Attractive diverse route tickets are also on sale at rates which will be furnished on application. Delightful tours to the West Indies, Panama Canal, South America. Pour splendid dally trsins provide service of the well known high standard of the "Milwaukee" road and connect at Chicago with through trains for all points South and Cast. For particulars inquire at City Ticket Office, C, M. & St. P. Ry. 1317 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. ST U sV DR.'C. R. TARRY PAY IVIlEf! CURED Km a a Ail wttsoas ta kalis. anaasoasaoe. Write lav rn tUsna a-ooa aa si.xsi ntiiMM aa lua of kuMi ol owawa - 240 Dm Dldg., Omaha. nU