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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1915)
THE IJKK: OMAHA, SATI;MAV. .MNK Jh. I'M.'. IWENTY-FOUR WILL START AT CHICAGO One More Entry Allowed in Auto Derby that it Attracting All Speed Fans. RESTA APPEARS FAVORITE CHICAGO. 111. Jun -(SpMll Te-rram.V-Whn I he first Martins; bomb breaks Into the air at 10 o'olnrk tomorrow mumtng, twenty-four frtm and determined Srlrer will send their Iron and etl itearia on the flmt Up of the f1rt an nual .W-mlln rare on the new tord ipeedwajr here. , That each ami every one of the twenty 'our la confident f his ability to lra Sown a hunk of the money I evidenced hy tha nork they put on thlr mount today. From dawn until after dark, tha nrivera, mechanicians and plnen tolled to maJia the mschlnes Juet a Vlt faster, find the pllmcn were put through prac tice. at changing tlret and making; re pairs, Tweaty-Fwar t Start. The llat of startera wan advanced to twenty-four today when Carl l.lmber;. '1 riving a Kunhram. waa permitted to qualify. Limber; Bot the siitnrd Consent ft all tha drivers and the ofrlrlala In nrdar to enter. Llmberg's entry make four 9unbeama In the race, thua making Iba law limiting- the number of machine frf tha aaine make to three a dead letter. Tha apeedway officials announ'-e that lha crowd will, rim over 100,000 and a few of the sealoiis ones predict W0.OOO. L'hlcaso la raca crazy and aa Indianapolis Maims to feava had an ttemlnnre. of IS.000 ,lt can readily he aeen that the Chl taajo derVy lian isurp-d tha position of Ihe gasoline classic, of America. Rests the Favorite. Darto Resta. tha famous driver, who pi lota a French car. la the favorite. Odda ara almost prohibitive and even tha bookmaker, who wera discovered today running a complete book on. everybody In tha face 'refused to let against, him. Hosts, la entered In the Omaha race. The Btuta team la the team favorite. Anderson, Cooper and 'Wilcox are tha il river. The Sunbeam team, Porporato. Urant and Von, Raalte, I second to the ravorlte with the Psufot team, Reata, Burman, and . Babcock, close behind. f Ila Crowd Excepted. Today tha track waa awept rlear of tha laat bit of debrie and hundreds of arpentara and wuikiiun tolled until sun down, erecting- extra grandstands and Hracher seats. Two extra grandstand were put up tills week and circus aeata or 100,000 people have also keen up. . Record breaking time la expected to be made o nthe two-mile wooden course, aa several of the driver In practice spin have averaged better than 110 mile an hour. Rota ha been alloted the pole po sition for the getaway. The cara will be atarted In groupa of .four. It waa an nounced. .. .. Prise money amounting to M.OOu win go ' to the winner. Cheyenne Peeved . Against Denver The Commercial club tiaa been iavilcd to send a special tralnload of It member ta Aba Frontier la celebration ' at Cheyenne. July 21 to U. The matter will Ije considered by the executive commit tee of the club next Tuesday. tin it letter and accompanying posters, the Frontier-Day management emphe atxea tha (trained relatione between Chey enne and Denver, resulting from Den ver' alleged efforts to take Lincoln High way auto traffic away from Cheyonne, which la on the main Una ef the HlKhway. (The Invitation to Omaha points out that the situation offer the Hate City an excellent opportunity to eecure In creased .trade- along . the Cheyenne ser mon of the 'highway.. the people are not anxious to trade with Denver any more. It I aald. j It I alleged In the Cheyenne letter that penver ha a man stationed at Big prinK. Nab., whose business la to try to divert Lincoln Highway auto t raff 10 to Denver, Instead of letting It follow the analn line of the highway to Cheyenne. Kalooatet tilrea Urease, LOUP CITY. Neb., June Si. "rectal Telegram.) The County Board of fcjpcr jjhisora have been In session for the last two days listening to evidence In the case lf Kd Oilman, petitioner tor a taloon ili onse at Schauppa; in the east pnrt of oup City ' township.' Attorney" T" T. jfle'.l of Ht. Paul and J. W. Fisher nt Loup I'ity repreaonted the remnnetrator and local attorneya. Judge A. Wall and R. P. Ularr, represented the petitioner. Its fi. net ra tore contended that there were liot enough freeholders on the petition. 9'Iki license was granted and an appeal ftom' the decision was taken. i ' J F.siwsrth I.eaarse F.leets ttfflrere. J NORTH PLATTE, Neb., June . Spe cial.) The convention of the Kearney Uistrtct Kpwotth leagues closed her to faay. The following officers were elected: president, Kva Hnilth. Ord; secietary, :ilsabcth Meade, Sargent) treasurer, John Jameson. Kearney; Junior superin tendent. Mr. K. W. Crane, North Platte; JTiret vice president. lr. Oleson. Sargent; Second vice, president. F.ila Blatt, Ar tiold; third vice president. Leona Jonre. (.iverton; fourth vice president. Mae Wood, '4'ihbon. The next convention is to be ) eld at Sargent. Oaly Ww f aa tie. . Ttiose who are so fortunate that ex pense does not have to be considered are now going to health resort s to get rid Of the Impurities of th S) stein that Cauite rheumatism, swollen, aching Joints and stiff painful muscles. If you are oue of thow who cannot go, yet feel that you need relief from such pain and luUery. try Foley Kidney Pllla. They restore the kldne) to healthful activity aiid ntake you feel well and strong. 8el4 everywhere. Advertisement New ISIeetlea fur SeSOTlor. 1 Sl'PEKlOR. Neb., June . (Special Telegram.) The city council met thle aft ernoon and passed the Uquor license ordi nance on third reading, but added a resolution submitting the adoption or re VscUon of tli ordinance to a ovte ef th people. Friday, August 13. la the date aet J or the fcloctlon. ; Neither the day itor night marshal ha , made a aingle arrest or had a single trial tu police court since th saloon closed up. Metlet frosa scale Bheaaaattasa. John If iroiia, Winchester. N. H., riu: '.'I suffer from acute rheuma tism and Ploan'a IJnlment alweya helps tjtV-fcly. ibo. All jlrugtfsi. Advertise aucuU -. Machinists' Strike On Union Pacific is Declared Off The machinist' trlk on the Tnlon Pacific Is off. but officially It will not W. declared off until next Monday. That Ir the official date when tha strike I to end. according to the announcement by tlie railway employes' department of the American Federation of l4hor. The offi cial announcement ha been received In Omaha, and at the rearular meeting of the Machinists' union tonight It will be presented, read and approved. The Union Pacific machinist, together with those of other lines of the Harrlman system, went out on strike four year a no next September. They hare been out ever since. Most of the younger men have found employment elsewhere. The older men have been leas fortunate and wHIe all of them have found employ ment at times there are some who have not bren able to aecure steady Job. Several montha ago a vote for the pur pose of determining whether or not the strike should be declared off was taken by the members of the Machinists' anion that had formerly been connected with the Hnniman system. This rote was sent on to the American Federation of Lrbor headquarters for tabulation. At the time of taking the rote It wa aa afYted that there was a large majority of the members In favor of ending the strike, but .no official announcement of the result has been received until now. NEW BUILDINGS FOR VARSITY SUBSTATION NORTH PUATTE, Neb., Jwna . P clal.V A rifle range for target practice at the experimental substation near this ilfy was authorised by the hoard of re genta of the 1'nlverslty of Nebraska when thay Inspected the farm this week.i. They also authorlxed two new building at tha farm. The range la for the use of the North Platte Rifle, a local organlxatton. It wl'l be constructed according to govern ment regulatlona and government rifle will be used by the shooters. A new dairy barn and a cottage, coating In ail. about tl.fiflO, were arranged for by the resents while here. Rlertrlc power from the North .Platte Elefttrlo company will be S'ipplled at the farm, provided the regent and the company agree a to ralea The farm manager have asked that the regents Install a pump irrigation plant capable of aerving eixty acres. A small type of plant now In use there is too small to get accurate results, they say. The regent have taken the matter un der consideration. F.I m wood Boy Disappears. PTATTflMOCTir. Neb., June jr..-(Rpe-c:al.-Frank M. Warner of near Elm wood, this county, waa In thla city for the laat few days looking for his son, Harry, E. .Warner, aged 14. who disap peared from Me home there a few day tnce. The father, who I almost dis tricted over the disappearance, of his oil, aald 'thai he knew of "hd reason why the vmmt man should disappear. . Marr If aVy quite large for his age. He has lived on the farm with hi father and attended school during the winter months, assisting In the chorea , around . home, aeemlngly contented with his lot. The father ha offered a reward for any In formation which will lend to his a here louts. n UlAS lor tha ronrth I J I rFr 0,rt. of w hare a larger aad better stock tnt k are Be braaoS etere er staad ea the tuete, aad w wtU gire yea prtoee waii National Repeating Pistols, shoot SO shots, each '. 10a Strip Caps for all Repeating Pis tols, boa of I rolls ...So 'A -lb. can Fire, red or green, per bos , .....So Snakes In th Orasa, dosen Be Roman Candles All our Candles contain full a- mw i nun, vi vvurva isrs. z-nail. x for 4-hall. lc each; per dosen (-hall, 1 Vc eaeh: per kea l-hsll. Ic each; per dosen ia-hl, mo each; per dosen,,.. X-hall. t for le loo lae oo u-oail. 4c eacn; per dosen H-lall, Be each; per dosen 1'Q-ball. c each; per dosi It-ball, 10c each; per dosen 4e . .Be . Toe IU1 Fancy Exhibit Candles These candlaa are very powerful, throwing the stara very high, and are very brilliant . In color. A muct superior Candle to ordinary Ro man Candle, and moderate In price. -ball, each e ball, each so 10- bali. each 8e 11- ball. each lOo lt-ball. each la Sky Rockets We recognise no rivals In production of Rockets of all cripUona. 1-oiiiice, lc each: per dosen... I -ounce, 1 'jo each; per doaeii.. -on nee. 2 sic each: per dosen.. 4-ounce, 4o eeon ; par dosen..., t-ounce. to each: par dosen.... L L 1 1. 7 . ...li ' t r- rl in a n the d- . .10 . .le . .ase ..' . .eoo . T6e tl.oo 1.90 as.T 4-00 1-lh., 10c each; rvr dosen -In,, 16c each; per dosen -lh J5c each: per dosen...... 4-1 b.. t&o each; per dosen Special Exhibition Rockets These are special Rockets, made with greatest care, and exhibit the most pleasing, wondeiful and va ried effects, with many combina tions of rolor and pvrniechnlc nov elties. They are very choice goode, 10c, ITe, 7e, ase. See esc a. Colored Parachute liocketa. Pea cock Plume Rockets, Klectrtc Mhow er Rockets. Weeping Willow ttock ets. each J-lu 3e l-lb.. Ms: 4 -lb.. See. All Mall Orders glrea prompt ae w per seat ea your I'lrewors eaaaet be eea by Vareel Voet. This Oeapoa Is rood tor One Bex ef Oeraaaa sjparala BTevelty Wtta a BOe Order ee Over 1 se. 1411 Harnoy St. Tolophono D. 5720 GUARD SCH0OLW0RK ENDS Army Officer Say Nebraska Guards men Most Efficient in Country. AEROPLANES SLOW OF DELIVERY (From a Staff Correspondent LINCOLN. June . (Special.) Tomor row the ffleere ramp of the National Guard will break after a very aucceaaful school. Major Upton of the Tenth Infantry, chief Instructor nays that It has been one of the most successful camp of Instruction he baa ever attended and that the men and offleera are more alert to what Is expected of them aa representa tives of the guard than any place he haa ever visited. He hes never had to wait for the offloere to report, but hes found them on deck waiting for hira when the time came for duty. Conditions at the camp have been Ideal from a aaaltary standpoint The haxdet problem In meeting the enemy haa been the one of the "keetera" However, standing pools of water caused by tie ratna have been drained off and those which have not been drained have had oil poured on them- end burned In order to destroy the Insects Delay la Aemplaae Arrival. Unfortunately the delay In the arrival of the aeroplanea and some trouble In assembling them has kept Chief Shaffer from displaying any stunts In flying during the week, but he hopea to have the machines In shone In a day or - and then the school in aviation, which will be conducted most of the summer, will be in activity. The War department and others Interested In military avlntinn are taking a great deal of In the Ne braska aviation corps, aa It Is the first one equipped In the country by a Na tional Guard, and letters from national headquarter and also from the National Aero club Indicate that the work Is being 'watched with much Interest. Several letters have been received by General Hall asking that the machine be taken t county falra and like plaoea for flying exhibitions, and in some instances In quiries have been made of machine could be purchased. I The department expect to build eeveral machine If a call la made sufficient to require it. nd before the eummer la over It la expected to have a number on ex hibition. I news Notes of Ord. ORD, Vb., June . rlpeclal)-A. 1. (Bud) Shirley. OtJ'a vteran expressman and well known among the firemen's organizations of the state, left Tuesday afternoon for a fishing trip. He shipped his boat The Misty Maid) to Hurwell and will moke the return trip on the North lup river. Several . years ago he undertook a similar trip, but the boat overturned when barely out of port and Its entire cargo was lost In the river. The newly elected officers of the Com mercial club are: President. I D. Mllll kon; vice president, J. 8 Colllson; sec retary, It I Dunham; treasurer, Vin cent Kokes. The new directors sre W. A. Wright, Horace M. Davis, Ooorge A. Farklna, P. C. Ferryman, Irl V. Tolcn, C. J. Mortenseo and R. I Staple. Chorus Formed at Newman Urore. NEWMAN OROVK, Neb.. June 26. (Fpeclal.) A chorus of about 100 voices ha been organised at thla place by Mlaa Mildred O. Johnson, formerly. Anther college, Wahoo, Neb. At U planned to sing the cantata. fThe Holy Clty.T. by Oaol, some time In August. ' Qreaf In terest la being taken and the chorua Is doing splendid work. Only a few mere hopping days left to vWy0m8 1 1 " n ham ever before. One whole etore devoted to firework. Kemember. we streets, we urge yon to get your supply at onoe, while oar stook Is oom- au wiu e is your Denem to bay early. It -lb. can Fire, red or green, per bo iao Fnakea In - the Orasa. extra large, dosen ...lOo Oreen Sparklers, doien , 80 Shooting Matches, box.,. 4o Salutes H Salutes to box, J-ln. Cadet r'a lutes. per box ee 10 Salutas to box, S-ln. Cadet Sa lutee, per box So 10 Salutea to box. 3H-ln. Star Sa lutes, per box , . Be It salutes to box, 3-ln. Regular r"s tutes, -per box so 100 Salutes In a box. IS or S Inches long. . price per box tVt-inch, per 100 Oo 1-Inch, per 100 . lOo Tew reaay Torpedoes. Fire Mammoh Torpedoes In a box, per box ie Sstara Quality Japaaaae Torpedoes. 10 In a box, per box So It In a box, per box ,.4e Tin roll er Sliver Torpedoes. 10 In a box, per box ...,.4e It In a box. per box ae Coloaaelaa Satra Torpedoes. . double extra quality. Z0 In a box, per box so Uncle Bam Torpedoes. A heavy reporting Torpedo. It la a cat teaeer. 10 in a box. per box..... So Oold. DraaToa Torpedoes. Covered with gold foil. Chinese style. ry popular. 18 in a box. per box ..; 4e ?0 In a bo. per box fee German Electric Sparklers Vetrfeot Karaalees OMl (Urea's BeUght i-liii h. per dosen 4e 10-inch, per iloieen a IS-lnch, per dosen ae It-inch, esrh ve Ito-iiich, each so All ow heels, new. box of 10 To Titer rirrcrackere. 44 In pkg....8e Mandarin Firecracker. in pke.. per rkg Mandarin Firecrackers, i ; n pkg . per pkg se Mandarin Firecrackers, 71 In pkg. per pkg Bo Baby Mrecrai kere, 700 In pkg., per pkg e Large Pearleea Flrecrackere. ?0 In pkg., per pkg Se attention at above wrlcee. VXefereaoe a BSD Pd YOO OKDXm AT OsICS, ' Kemember, f are Ihe largewt Independent Firework. dealers In the weal. Spec ial attention lo larg or small public or private) dis play s of Fireworks. AT Ol'R NEW LOCATION FlnEWORICG ICINGG OF THE WEST John Conn Is Held For Investigation (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, June 26. (Special Telegram.) Following the death by suicide of Edith Tost of Wymore In that city following a trip to Lincoln, where. In company with John Conn, she occupied rooms at a rooming house here for a week, a war lant waa a worn out for the latter today and he was taken for disorderly con duct. He will be held under that charge pending an Investigation of the cause of the suicide of Miss Yost. Conn waa known as John Petty before coming to Lincoln. Morrissey Makes Trip to Canada (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, June 2S. (Special.) Chief Justice Andrew M. Morrleeey left today for a business trip to Canada, where he owns considerable land. His Fourth of July speaking dates at Randolph and Crelghton on July S will be filled by E. G. Mag si. CROWDS ARE TiinonGinG to HOSPE'S BIG REMODELING SALE Our determination to clean up cnir Htock for the remodeling of our Btoro has brought thousands of eager buyer, who are taking advantage of the unusual bargains offered. The sales In pianos and players hare been phenomenal and the tempting offers In that depart ment are being snapped up. There are offers In pianos that seem out of all reason; quality pianos at seemingly Impossible prices. The picture department is also attracting big crowds and the choicest bargains are going fast. But there are hundreds of them and they are all good. The as sortment of framed pictures, prints of the famous paintings of the world, are exceptionally good and the demand for the works of the old masters Is heavy, with prices that cannot fall to attract. Kverything is being discounted to the very bottom prices. We have only a short time left to clear the store for the decora tors. We must have . everything ready before the front Is torn out of the building, and we would prefer selling at a discount to storing the goods. Don't delay: come early before the stock Is depleted. ft HOSPE GO. 1513 Douglas Street ret your snpply of fireworks, and . Avoid the rush the last I sw days. 5c Novelty Fireworks, dosen.. ...ado 10c Novelty Fireworks, doxen...tOo lc Novelty Fireworks, t dosen... ase Cap Pistols, each to and, So Caps for 1'iatola, dosen So Triangle Wheels. Be, So, 100 aad l&o Hot Air Balloons Best and cheapest made. With lnflator and protector. Mongollfler hot air. No. ., height SH feet. each. .....do No. 8, height tU feet, each do No. 10, height 4 ' feet, each....lOo No. IS, heia-IU SV feet, each.... ISO No. 20, height feet. each....aOo No. t5. helgtu 7't feet, eauh....a5e No. SO. helKlit 10. feet, each. .... 300 Mines of Assorted Stars Meteors aad Serpent. each .to each ayto each ....So each ....ad each M.lso Gold or Silver Mines. each ,.lto each ..34o each .40e each Sao , each Tso No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. U. S. Flag Painted muslin mounted on sticks, full number of stars, beat quality, faat and bright oil colors. Will stand tha rain No. Width. length. Price. , Dosen 3o , Dosen ee roen ao , I lose n Be . Kacli le , Each ao F.ach Be , Kiu'h 4o Karh Bo r a,i I I - In. . In. . in.. In. . In.. In., in., In. . in. In. . In.. In. . In. . . Fach Fjich a So Each UUO Karh ISO Kach SOO Vertical Wheels Wheels of heavy revolving eases of brilliant fire, with centers of varie gated colore forming concentric rinse 1-inch, each to lt-lnch, each lee 14 -Inch, each Sfto hank la Omaha. We mm ns tMia to be eeat by exprees. Jtueworks 1 lx 1 IH X 4 S S x 4 4 4 X 1' t X 4 T x 10i 8 x 14 T II X U 7 4 1 x 'J 'j HA 14 x 24 It X 27' 20 X 10 27 X 41 11 SO X B0 Offerings That Radiate Style And Coolness Are Scheduled for Saturday's Selling White Jap Silk Waists at $1.95 White Jap Si'k Waists are especially desirable at this time of year hrcause of the saving in laundry. They are cool and soft and smart looTunir. Vs'c are showing several pretty models in these excellent blouses and at remarkably modest prices. Some are nllover embroidered, some with frills and others with em broidered dots on collar, cuffs and tie, sizes 3'2 to 44 $1.95 Swiss Organdie Waists Swiss organdie waists are also In great favor now. We are showing two ex cellent numbers, embroidered and with the new Quaker collars and wide cuff. Some are lace trimmed. The most unusual value $1.00 and $1.45 Fiber Silk Sweaters The newest sensible one, too. Just the thinir for Green, Penccck, Old Rosn, Black, Canary and Copenhagen Bine. Hizes 34 to 44. $7.50 Boys' Wash Suits Boys' Oxfords Blucher lare styles, patent, dull and tan leathers, rock oak Goodyear welt soles, Alden and Holland makes, the supremacy of which Is universally recognUed. Regular prices $3.00 and d -1 QC $3.60. Sale price N P 1 a7J E"3 aT" j jr.. summer cloth. PAY $2.00 We Will 811 You en Credit, No Matter Whoro You Live. M lEf lElf Silk Middy Blouses The classiest middy blouso vre have ever shown. Smart country club stvles vogue and a cool evenings. in all white or with color ed trimming. Two grades, $1.95-$2.95 HALF Three Excellent Lots to Select From Styles Are Oliver and Pixie With vestee effects in short or long sleeves, in good quality striped or plain bine chambray, trimmed with white galatea or Kimplp Kloth; also white repps and kindergarten fabrics trimmed with smart contrasting colors. Suit worth fl.O0 Snlta worth 69c 1516-18-20 FARNAM STREET. f 0 II SMfilL! IF1 TWIS WEEK.:.- This $22.00 MEN'S BLUE SERGE SUIT S5 FOR Pay $3.00 Down Then fl.OO m week. . These suits are all wool, fast color, tailor made. In the newest styles. With or without patch pockets, high cut vest, semi-peg trousers. One of the best selling suits of the season. We guarantee every one of these suits to give satisfaction. Our regular $22.50 model. A remarkable special for this week-only, at S17.50. 200 GENUINE Women's Palm Beach Suits For this week we offer Genuine Palm Beach Suits, made just like cut, regular $13.50 value, for $10. This remarkably cool, porous and sightly fabric. wnicn launaera ao oeauuiuii), is surety xne laeai Sii other atylea to choose from. Choice this week at. only HO.OO DOWN THEN $1.00 A WEEK. DBEO 1417 Douglas Mail orders on any of these special offerings -will be given prompt attention. at Nearly PRICE 95 c -w " v mi ZsrLl $1.45 Growing Girls' Pumps Any ankle strap stylos; patent, dull and tan leathers and white canvas flexible welt sewed soles, medium and low heels. Our regular $3.00 and $3.50 llnea. - Sale QC price pl saO 50 TUAT PAYS DIG DIVIDENDS A BEE WANT AD