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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1914)
BRITISH SEA LORD RESIGNSJ1S OFFICE Kewsptper Campaign Against High Official of Austrian Birth Causes Removal. &ECX1TED IN AUDIENCE BY KING te.lated dr Marrlnae In l'r' Prlnr Holdings II la h Position In (irrinin ar !" lilt... nt i.i.ktiv IjOXI'ON. "ft W-Th T'.ime viva that It understands that Karon Klsher. admiral of the fleet, will :i"ceed Pilnrt luls of Uattctiheie a first fa hiJ of tht admiralty. 1.01MN. Oct. JO. Prince of Bat-' tenberg. again! whom tli"re linve hern no oien charges. 1 i f mucli I lie cn"ir because of hi Atu'tHim origin, ha re signed il po (Ion e." fit.-l fr lord o' tn arimlrtily, It 1 ;:iOiiK"t prooshle because of a sparer i ainpai ;ii , against his holding such a Mali enn mand. Announcement of TrltH t I.011I' resigne-1 lion was made tonight In the court cir cular, which recorded thai the ir nre ho'l tcn received In audience by the hlnB on relinquishing Ins appointment. Prince Louis of I,n,tr,,l'e'R nlthugh born In Austria, camo tn Kmslmid u. boy and wan iiatiirall7..l fn I Vis alien he; was onlv II years old. H'r rirc In the navy a Mnaer thmi thHt of meet ca dets for he lad l:i In the invy twen-ty-lhiee yri.r brfore ho vai promoted to a captaincy nnd It ti another thir teen yers tef re ho hcni a rear sd-j Mlral. kven uftir that he went up hy, easy stage, lit finally his It rent sMli'y and service being reropnljed. he was appointed flriU ri lord In lI?-a few ear after Mb visit to America Outside of the farl that he was born In j .Austria the chief argument ti I at opponents' made against hint wax that lie the' brother-in-law of Prince Henry of I'rua-1 en, who hold a i.omewhRt similar com-: nisnd In the' C rman navy. There were rumorfl onietiiiO ngo that! T'rlnce Louis had been confined In the I tower rf London, out the ntie too' ridiculous to lie given eerlou considers-', tlon, although the authorities deemed It I expedient that ha ahrmld appear more in, public Inaiead of confining hlmeclf to the admiralty, where since the ouihreaki of the war he had hen wtirklng night and day directing the strategy of the Tiavy, the prince being considered one of the most noted strategist of f ji navy. . I He la a vice admiral and personal elde-i de-camp to the king. Ilu wai horn at Oratl, Austria, In lsf.l. the eldest ton of Prince Alexander of Hcftse. lie married lila coiialn, Princess Victoria, daughter ; of Lou la IV, grand duke of lfcHe. audi of Prlnceae Alice, gueen Victoria' i daughter. He wn naturalixed a Brlt'ali ' ubject and entered the royal navy In lHg. j By marriage Prince 1-ouln In related to Kraperor (Vlllam of (lerniany, the em-j prror be In the eldeat aon of Queen Vic-1 torlaa ldeat daughter. The wife nt Prince Louie la alater to the Fluea'an em pieea and coualn of the German emperor. In aWS he vtnUrd the l.'nltcj Ptatea In command of a ttrltlah aiiadrnti. We invite cptn charge accounti from respontit le parlies 4m htom ft Ik l Stein-Bloch Clothes for Men are the Best Ready-Made Clothes in the World at their price. Plain, strong statement but I true, every word of it, as true I ' today as it was 60 years ago. Specials that foretell of great activity in our superb Second Floor Women's and Misses' Departments Wl.v Pre liecaiixe they il.i nut ptop ik iloes the uniinl run of i lothe Ht Rood frttirlr hnl o'J rlvle. t!i-y (ontH'ii Hie Lint piieille workniatiahlp. Without that the l.et of 'fah liii won't Ktiiml, tlie bent of t ! 'von t stick. Sold in Omaha, only in our new Men's Shop. Suits and Overcoats for Men of all sizes and buikto $13.C0, $20.00, S22.50, $25.00 and up. Peck's Clothes for Young- Fel lows are World Standard. No otlier younr men's clothe ho rcfitif'l in uppenrariro ni"! ho i x. ellent in tiiliric and tiill frl riK. Wearer know thi from experli'.ee) atui they ulao know t'utt no iietlon in ever rnlxed abiujt their (HHiiloniibleneiia mill better ntlll ttiev cot no t more than common IuihIm. Suits and Overcoats $15, $18.00, 320.00, $22.50, $25.C3 up. OMAHA'S FASTEST GROWING STORE 1516-18-20 FARNAM STREET. Prevloua to enlargement, the arrowth of these Ipta. waa little ehort of marreloua. Now. in larger quarter, the Tery day activity la atlll more pro nounced Knowing; conclusively that our hJgh atandaxd pipa ganda In gaining; many ad herent Saturday aura to aea a big- ruah. It's Overcoat time and we've the kind you're looking for big, roomy Balmacaans, English Form Fitting Models as well as conservative styles the best in town 1S.OO to 60.00 The last day of Shoe Week sure to be a hummer Women's Fall Boot In all the good MyW and all sl?a. Value to W.OO 3.10 Cliildrrn'g Shoos on Sale all Ihj, nii.en M to m -v 2. Ukh ntylea I Mil worth to ;.r.o. w SUea to 8 vrth to $.25 1.10 Two Big Coat Specials fqr Girls 8 to 14 Years Heveral hundred coat of new est atyle, made eapecially for ua, and each hearing mi ear markn of B. A T. distinctive ness will he placed on wale at the' decidedly apeclal price of. Another hlg lot goea on aale at a money paving price. The inoet heautlful of fahrlea elegantly made and trimmed and aervlceahle withal 110 00 or 112.60 would oe a fair price The New College Coat for Young Women Tlie style lilt of a decade, here In greater variety and finer value than In any other atore In town. Jaunty and serviceable; ize32 to 3K 10.00 and 15.00 5.00 7.50 Hat np tablo of girls' jaunt y Jiits o . . sell regularly for $2.00 to $2.75 opecial on Snt unlay you can have your for Girls iiH for 1-50 Saturday Scarf Service Another swell num ber for Sat urday 50c Olorea, tan or natural olora. Mack emhrolderv liai k rhamolfiette. gl.OO Jt r y Moilia or t.in in pe 11.53 Hand newn grav or tan ...$1.75 K.xtrn (elected tan or gray 92.95 Ton want thla aew bat Jnit off Broadway, fancy figured foulard allk band, hand madn how a, very amart; blue, green, black ,S3.00 V Neck, pure worated eweatera, blue, grav, ivlilte MOO "ItooKh neck" or Hyrun (ollnr eater 91.00 to SO. BO. Mentor Union Suits for Men Kgyptian Cot -ton $1, $1.50 V o o I Worsted at $2.00 Mercerized a lit Wool nt $3.00 We invite big, stout and other wise hard to fit men to come in and try on a few of the Famous STEIN-BLOCH MODELS. I llM U rfJS- High Type Suits and Orercoats for Boys Individual in Btle, pxrellont f a b r I cn, unusual pattprns, extra well ncwed. prtrca very modest 5.00,7.50,9.00 and 10.00 Sweaters, $1.50 to 3..V Plaunel Shirts, . . 91.00 and f 1.30 Mentor Union Suits 50c to $1.50 Hosiery etc. neckwear, Special inducement for Women Wanting really High Class Suits A lino of suits in all the leading colors ;md fab ricsmade i nthe most faultless maimer nnd lies made in the most faultless manner and ize$ 4.50 Women's and Misses' Coats in Great Variety "'l1" T" mS 8UCh Buperb Coat9 at 8uch tTic- My stores would feel justified In advertising Bucto coats at guth prices as R "Special Sale " 12.50, 14.50, 17.50, 19.50, 24.50 and up No Store in Omaha so well prepared to take care of the little tots' clothes wants Specials from the Women's and Children's Furnishings Departments Girdles, fancy Ladles' "Mentor" Union Come Saturday and get acquainted with the One Omaha Store that is getting Bigger and Better every day Ladles and plain silk or velvet, 2 and 2.50 values. :ral. $1.75 Ladies Neckwear of new soft and stiff collars, col lar and cuff sets and ves tees. . . 25t to 82.75 ladles' "Wayne" knit hose, full fashioned, double sole, high spliced heel, light or medium weights; black only, pair 23 Suits, white to Children's underwear medium or gray, weight, 81.25 83.00 fleeced lined in shirts or panta, nicely finished and good full cut; cream or gray, at 25 Children's vests or pants in part wool, fine ribbed, medium weights, gar ment . . 50c l fcrclf Kldairr T-uable at Onrr. ! ...... '-r hi row, Kldn.r PHIa yo ft thtlr hrallnar from th. very flrat do. Bnrksche, weak, aor. kidneys, painful MadJ.r nJ Irrfjular ac tion dlaappear with tholr n. O. 1'almer. Gren Pay, Wis., aa: "My wlf la rap. Idly recovering lir health and treng-th, du solely to Foley Kidney rill" And W. T. Hutchena, Kicholsnn, Oa., anya. "Just a few doaea mud ma feci Wetter, and now my palna and rlinumatlam ara all fona and I sleep all night Ions " All alBr averywrinrc. Advertisement. Bomb from German Aeroplane "Kills Nineteen Women TURKEY BREAKS' INTO ARENA OF (Continued from Tag One.) no alnicle units na powerful aa elilirr the due ben or the Urealau, but tlx number of Ite Veasela, It le arsurd In tendon, will give it command of the Inland aea. The elate of Albania, ronaldvred a mas terpiece' of lb diplomacy of'tha great power, haa effectually disproved the th-nrire that It a compact nation by reol Ing ItaeK Into several separata sov. ermnenta, eomu of which are nothing more than liidepomlent munlelpailtlea. The dlarupte.l I'.virvi tan concert la reprc arnted at Avjuoa by Italy and by font wamlnrlng evinm:alonera, with no gov- Paloatlne," with corcea hi ttiully upon the KKyptlan frontloc at Ilafa on the Medi terranean arid Akaha on the Ked Sea. lireece aad Alltea Rradr. ' The alllca are quite ready for Turkey. All prt parutluna have beep made by Kngland In K'Kypt along the hanka of the Burs canal and the peninsula ! Four Oxen Too Few at Hastings Feed ! ' I HAKTlMiH. Nb., Oct. 30-(8peclal Tel ' isurn.l-Tin: l u f. I ik jbm men of Ilaatlnga I rtgarcllesM of party affiliations helped the I democrats make a big aucceaa of their er.im- pi to uccept their ndvlre. lireei e LONDON. Oct. .lO.-Two German aero plane on Wednesday dropped two bonsba at Bethune, France, according to the correspond tit of tha Dally Mall In lorthfra Prance. The first failed to ex plode, but the eerond. which fell among market women, killed nineteen of them and mjurtd forty ethers. Two bombs were also dropped at Dun kirk on the same day from a Taube ma chine) , feet up In the air. A woman aod child were killed and oil the win dows la the neighborhood were smashed. The women of the town are terrified. Bleed Sufferers Want to Know ! The Light U Turned on to a Subject of Darkness. line lnvndl northern ICtliua and com plactnlly announced that met with the approval of the powers, in the north Ksaad Pasha, representing Turkey, evldmlly Is preparing lo occupy the unstable throne recently deserted by Prince William of Wled. I.sjII In We I of Flanders. In the area of purely military activi ties there sevma to be a general lull. 8pe rlal dlepatches from Wast Flanders con tinue to describe the terrible fighting hk h has marked the great battle there, but official communications from both sides indicate that there has been little changa In the relative situation of the opposing v armies. One special dispatch dwells on an occasion early In the batt e when the Peiglan army, exhausted anil almcet without ammunition, was on th; menace tu tin peace if the old world for more than fifty yonrs. Syria. Arnlil.i lis action has ""- wesopaiamia win aitio be freed from the bllKhtlng Influence of the Tin kl- li. who will Ik- relegated to the obs-iite valleys of Asia Minor." will soon discover. "By its foolleh yielding to the Inatinn- flnlia of nrm.nw Tur ll .... Koa .vnml. ...... I Its own doom. The Ottoman empire In"""'" 'iVak nK "ractlon today. Kurope win soon be n.erelr a memory.; . ret.ry of state arrived .11 Wnce the Turk, are resolved in aelf- " c'' ,,r"' spoke for nn hour to an audl de.lruc.lon we do not regret Its appear- on' "f "' v"ral llol"'- rr-ople, which anc. In the ranka of the combatants. . j " fur expectation, of the "The present mlKhty struggle will mean' ""' ' entrprlse that the four for Kurope nut only the end of lTunslan x,n Provided went only part way around, militarism, but Hln0 the end of the Tur! 11 wn" est limited that uhout e.fluil.peraona In Kurope. Tleae have been tlm chief atlrndetl. i . non.iirtiHn ruiul w.ia rnteed for the 'event oi.d two liHinis mui'clit'd In the pa- r.nle of Home forty uutnmohllcs. Tln Mate candidates who )oke were: i C.liHrli-a W. l'ool. William H. Kaatham, Mleorue Hall. Wllilnm II. Smith, Will ' Mai'pin. A. C. i'hallenberger. Uovernor Morehead cn:ne with Bryan, but did not Validity of Mann , Law is Attacked! speak. Gilbert M. Hitchcock of Omaha waa-expected, but did not put In an ap pearance. Kansas City Opens New Union Station KANSAS C1TT, JJo.. Oct. W. Kansas City today began to celebrate the com pletion of Ita new union station which i will be formally opened to the public ! this afternoon when President Wilson at j the White Hoime touches a button and ' mi'lnn. -I1a Ik. Annrm nt Ilia t.rnilfial t structure. The celebration will continue with little Interruption until midnight Saturday when the first regular train will run Into , the station. j Umlt at a cost of J'.,0iO,ocO and repre- j kcnMiiK, will: tho attendant terminal; facilities, an outlay of tuO.uOO.COil, the new! station Is one of the world's largest buildings of Its kind. 1 The. public schools were closed that the: pupils .and teachera might take part n ' the festivities. WASHINGTON. Oct. . Constitution ality of the white slave law. when ap plied to Instances not Involving coercion or price, was raised In the supreme court today In an application for reconsidera tion of the court's refusal to review the conviction of Max CJ. Cohen, an attorney of Portland, Ore., for alleged suborna tion of perjury In a white slave case. Here Are Suspended WA.MI1NOTON. Oct. t Special Te e gram ) The Interstate Commerce con mliulon further suspended from Novem ber '. i.ntil May 12. ltd.', the operation (if tariffs mtii nlnr proponed Increas -d rales on live stock, carloadx. he I ween points In South Dakota snd other states std St. I'sul. Omaha and Kansas 1iv. I Tbe mere fact that 8. S. ... the fasous fcluod purifier, eVIre ot diteasa. Is a world's story, s topic cf ineratlaa wbr erer mea get logetatr. : Thty wader abr, sltuply l)-iv:c moat remedies are myr.t-l.fd aa) pat tcf:r; tbera as "dlacoTerlra.' Tit facts are list we pay too Bscfe at tent tee te pnn:b:il-lr and aot eaougn to josl, fcoetpua srcc-spllsb-seat. B. 8. Is a rasedy of cur Miliars. H baa a bltury iliit li r.uen d' ; y la sea's minds Icrcjic 11 Li ds t-c work, driven cut dtp seated d.zzr, revived hope, put thi O. K. m eppesraace aad clamped dona t:c'-t cay iCort cf gams te get tbe cr?er Lsad- A117 torn snot en tbe sklo Is aa lairjed'.cte dc-azod fur 8. 8. stace tts lr:l prlocip: of tbls fsaieua remedy Is to tr,k cut fcr p'.aces ef trouble. Tel. Is a pbrtlolcglcal fact aad 8. 8. 8. la true te tlie worUcgs 'it our body. Get a bottle ct S. 8. 8. today at sey droggUt aad bctfe Llood tri'.tb It ' asasier aay blocd Clccase s:d d it !a a way te eaphulxe its Ia3jacc. lad 1' yoa woe Id Hit defioite adrlce write Tbe Hwtft tpectuc Co., 50 Swift IildK., at 'ants. Oa. Their asedlcal detrtineat la where auet peopls first seek adirlec that puts ijtat as Ute straight road. point of retiring bvfore overwhelmlnit 1 numbers when, much to their surprise, ITJntPQ frATTI Tni'tl'l two Herman divisions oimoaed to them ! AvUitUO li UU1 XlUltU auddenly rei'red The Krlglana admit that had their Intended retreat been car ried eut. tho way would liavo been cleared for a German march on 1'unklrk. aa t tic aides had nnt yet come up In sufficient force to mvr the lielglan re treat. Peliograd ' still' c.uth ua liv the mat ter of statements concerning the extent of Ita successes in Roar. an roland. It now declares that the (iermans and Aus trian may be expected to resuire :hi offensive at any moment aa they have reoe-lved reinforcements. V.n4 at TnrUey la Karoite. The Times commenting l-vlev ' on lit PetraKrad dliielchta rrportltii the TuiU Uii lioiiibardincnt of flit c na d;u; lewns. nays "The situation on ti e rar eet ha de eloped logically. Ptr eon.e weeks Pant the Influences controlling ice Ottoman government have bee: wnr1 lug 'o pro-' yoke the allies ,nto declaring war on I Turkey. These efforts ?,ve i,en in vain j a the'alUfd power, were determined! net to he tre aggressor I "Ttev met ta f peovocatnm. Ilket the uicoi poialh n of tho German cri.ler) lirealau and licvt-.c In the Turkish raw' and the aoolitlon ef the 1 apolatK n. 1 merely by protests.. Thn a acrt rf iiltt-l matiim was addreatert to Knlar.d r-j gard int. the watch kept upm lh n ou'h of the liardannele. Till al-o fsTled. but finally the Turks began a ' military detnonatratioii again! the Ksyptianj fr.nfla,r li . f I I'.u fniiiiil all nrn,ilUn,l made fc-r ai attack. "Now cornea the bumbtroir.eot of the Buesian toans. It la beloved that the sultan and some of his ad.-lsora favor m policy ot p.utrsnty. but that they have JnX been ovi rboi l, by. the M1111 fee of i tilfll stive, correitlvc. tall 0 Iruit-lhe nstuil lenwdy and procres I ICi la tn-'il m lor bihuunr.conlipation. Indigcstiuo. g!l-t.xie. rire.i n..mir. t,..i,..k , . I muddy compWaion. tKkhcadaihe. pilev tc. It currt w a k 1EAL range Demonstration FREE Stt rf Alumlrvim Way HILTON ROGERS 1N isis Harney 5 stem Week. 2 Constipation It Never Fails 1 Jji f M tZ BsaTgtf. JL 111 ft "rrz. FREE Drinking Cups Saturday At the Rexall Drug Stores. To celobrnto our Silver Anniversary this Saturday we shal 1 fx'wc to each customer making a purchase of '2m or over one collapsible aluminum drinking cup. Our usual low cut prices will prevail. SOAP IVORY WOOL or FAIRY .") cakes Saturdav for .19c Tiiklsh troops are b oiakins pore blood. Wrong nerves heaithy ti rd along the Kit-; SI. iter Sum Medicine. fMlta ar Mineral W I'm frontier where th proh'em of feed-1 For Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys lug tliem muet be arduous To' the south) St per Isr at yeur drugl or by mail Irom u. the Ottoman 'forces ara believed to be ' TWABtT FOOD CO. ttl teoahty SMa.tHaU4 eatreneaed through southern Syria and For Sale by Shtrman A McConejell Our Catch Line Phrase The catch Hue phrax adapted In the advertising of our firm, "Save Tim and aoay by Com ing S tract to tbe Sherman ) KcCoa sail Drug- Co." Iihh li come both an epigram and a trnl-Mii, the verily of whl.il is taken at luO per cent face value by aome hundred of thooMMriilM tf patrona tliroiiiciiinit the Trans-Mlssieslppl count i y. 1'oc lir. Victor's l oot t'omfort . Ho 6Jc nr. I'harles Kivah t'ood . . . .80 Nc netoria. Kenulne 81e Jic i'utlciiru .-iiaii lo 11 vi) i u I1 ik el I h .-jrup I'epoiu . CSO -0c i'ur:iien'K 1'i'wdcc ..80 ,.0c I'.inthiox 8So ,iuc l"an Klilnrv fill 340 tl 0(1 iiutry's Malt 83o :'ic l-rimtllla lie 'Oe l'i lieco 'I ootli I'aHte 39o lloillcka lalted Milk, hofi.it.il site SB. 8S iSc Tond's Vanishing Cream' ...14o iOc S rup r'lsrs 89o bVu f-empre itiovlue 89e 5"c Viola 1'njni lso .'ic e T 1 I Whfte r-ei Soap ISo :'5c Woodhury's I aclal Soup .....lo $1.00 llyomvl, cuiaplele 83o Hind's liiniev and .Alinon-I Cream 80 :'nc Lyons' Tt!i loader... lo JSc Mavata Talcum ....'. 13o SOc Menthclat im 8S !5c Mennen s Talcum, 4 kinds . ISo tl.RO Oriental Cream, Uourard'a S8o oOc Cape's IHasepsIn 8 o l nik I'lnkliam's Compound 67o ISr Packer's Tsr 8oap ....14e Toe Jad Units' for S4o 11.00 l.leteilne for B9o KOc trie's Hluiharb Laxative ...34c rfic Carter's I.lver P11U for ....18o Mo 8al Ilepatica for . . .31o II tireen Mountain Renovator for S4o i5c Iaxative Uoro Pepain Ho SANI FLUSH 17c, 3 for 50c Candy Specials 40c box Nut and Cream Chocolatea for 80 60c boK Maraschino Cherry Chwo- lates for 39u fido l.ox Tango Chocolates. lb....3S-o Liggett s de Luxe Chocolates, lb. SOo L!uty Dutch Dellg-ht Chocolates. 1 pound SOo O'Hrlen'e Monte Chrlsto Chocolates, pound . .SOo Dlnnlnif's Maseppa Chocolates, lb. SOo Woodward's Candy 40 kinds. OVM SODA rOTOTAIsTg with luncheonettea In connection. The handsomesi. iikm suuitarv In Omaha. A litt'e different anl better than elfcewhere. The Bodaeaala down stairs, 14th and I)o1s t. : The Owl'a Meet, do n stairs, 16th and Harney Sis. i i Buy it by the Dozen Sherman &V!cConncll Drug Co. PKOPBISTOBS Or TU TOtTM OMASA. UUU STOBXS. Sheruaa XcCoaatU DTUg Co., Cor. 14th and Podge. Loyal Pbarmaojr, Hotel lyaJ Itlock. Owl Drag- Co., Cor. lth and Harney. Tbe Harvard Pharmacy, Cor. :it;t and tar nam. and you'll always hart a supply of rh, clean, pure, swest cream so4 mm on nana ior every purpose, EVAP oVaID Stsyrillzexl Unaweetened relieves you of ail milk worries. It keeps better than bottle milk. It Is always of uniform richness, and Is more economical n eocTexuent. Cottage milk is made under tbe most sanitary conditions right in the heart of the best dairy country by s process that tliminmttt that feeisi tartt which makes some milk objectionable. Tbe Cottage process assures tbe highest quality at all time. It is delivered direct to yosr grocer from our Condeneeriee so that it reaches you quickly and always fresh. Oet s supply of Cottage Milk today. Once you know its quality, convenience and economy you'll never go back to bottle milk. The Milk Without the Cooked Tcute In Two Sizes S and lOc At all r.wxl rjuUn V Or Phoae V CVLI.KX IlKOKERAGE CO., X Douglas 4413. SIS Braadels Theatre Bids'. J Omaha, Beb. l i American Milk Company, Chicago ejaSBlBBBlBlSBBe vou seen that little booklet of "Pan ! oramic Views of Omaha?" It h a beautiful set of bird'g-t?ye pictures of Omaha caught by the new circuit camera, and brings out in striking form the beauties of Omaha's business, residential and park sections. 10c at The Bee Office or at Newsstands