I UK I.KK; OMAHA, WKDXKSDAV. XOVKMP.KK 17, 1J)1.".
"Cascarets" for
Your Bowels if
Headachy, Sick
For biliousness, bad breath,
colds, indigestion and
constipation.
Enjoy life! Liven your liver
and bowels tonight
and feel fine.
Tour tongue la routed! Look inild"
your watch cover and ! That'a bad
business. What have you tn gating?
fWTiat wre you drtnklnsT What kind
of a laiy chair did you take exercise In?
Now don't think It doran't matter, be
cause it' your bowels that talk now
rery time you open your mouth. That
doesn't help your popularity, nor your
arnlnr rapacity. Besides, a person with
bad bowela Is In a bad way and a coated
tons-tie or a toad breath are aura aUms
of bad bowela and poor dlirneUon.
Why don't you ret a 10-cent box of
CVacarrti at any drujr store and (rive
your liver and thirty feet of bowela the
nicest, rentlest cleansing; they ever ex
perienced. Take one or two Cascareta
tonight and wake up feeling fine and
fit. AU Headache, Dullness. Biliousness,
Bad Breath, Stomach Sourness, Cold and
Constipation rone wake up with your
head clear, tonjrue clean, stomach sweet,
liver and buwela active, step elastic and
complexion rosy.
Cascareta work while you Bleep never
gripe or sicken. Cascareta act so gently
that you hardly .realise you have taken
a thorough cathartic They don't bother
you all next day like salts, pi 'la, oil or
calomel Cascarets being perfectly harm
less is best children's laxative. Adver
tisement. ,
Bell-am s
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists.
ASKS CLEMENCY j
FORJILLSTROH
American Federation of Labor
Unanimously Passes Resolutions
Asking Governor to Intervene. ,
ANOTHER TRIAL IS REQUESTED
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Nov. 16.
Resolutions asking clemency for Jo
soph Hlllstrom, member of the In
dustrial Workers of tho World, sen
tenced to be shot at Salt Lake City,
Itah, Friday, were passed unant
nously today by the American Fed
eration of Labor, meeting here In lis
thirty-fifth annual convention.
In the resolution It was declared
that It was "apparent Hlllstroni did
not have a fair trial."
The resolutions were presented by the
ways and means committee, to which
the case was referred yesterday by Presi
dent Samuel Gompers after appoala for
action in the rase were made before the
convention by Thomas Mooney, not a
i member of the convention, and Delegate
Camomile, both of 8alt Lake City.
The resolutions authorized President
Gompers to transmit Immediately tuples
of the resolutions ta Governor William
Spry of Vtah. the board of pardons of
t'tah, the Pwerlsh ambassador to ths
United States and President Wilson.
Governor Fpry was urged "to exeroiso
his prerogative of clemency In the casa
and to atop the execution of Hlllstrom,
and that he be given a new and fair
trial.
"The feeling against Hlllstrom as a
labor agitator wns such as to militate
against him with the Jury to his detri
ment," the resolution said, and, also,
that the evidence against him was
"purely clrcumstant'al and highly im
probable," and that there was the "grav
est doubt" as to Its sufficiency.
It was stated that the resolutions were
presented after the convention has lis
tened to persons who claimed to be con
vereant with the facts and after Investi
gating the case thoroughly.
RELIEF
FROM
Weak Arch
AND
Flat Foot
Don't try to correct a de
fective arch or a flat foot
with a bunglesome, metal
arch support to be in
serted in the shoe. Wot
have shoes made on sclent
tlfic principles that em
body all that, science haa
learned In the correction,
of broken-down archest
Weak arch or flat foot Is
caused by poorly fitting
shoes. Our shoes will re- .
lleve and cure this defect.
You will never know com
plete foot comfort if you
suffer from weak arch or
flat foot until you have a
pair of these shoes.
Men's $5.00 and $0.00.
Women's, $3.00.
. Parcel Post Paid.
DREXEL
1419 Farnam St.
BANK DEPOSITS
GAIN FOURTEN
MILLION IN YEAR
(Contlnjea frim Pago One.)
DR. WILFRED T. OREN
FELL, the famous Labra
dor medical missionary,
with the second Harvard
hospital unit, sailing' today
aboard the Noordam for
service at some as yet un
named British war front.
.... . . V V
r - lit 1v
vTf i 'fit
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A Xsw Horn Cor That Anyone Can Tm
Without Discomfort or loss of Tims.
W ban a Nw Mstliod that cum Athmi, a ad
w want you to try It at our cxpcdm. No mat
ter whether your caao la of fnt atandlnf or ra
cant davalopmeot, ahether It la present aa oo
casloa or chronic Aathma. you ahould aand (or
a (no trial of oar method. No matter In what
climate you live, ao matter what your ane i,r
occuoatloa. If you are troubled with aathma. our
method will rellera you promptly.
We Mpeclally want to eend It to thoae appar
ently hopelaac canea. whera all forma of inhal
era, douchaa, opium preparations fumca. "patent
amokea." ata., have failed. We want to ehow
everyone at our own eipenae. that this new
method la esigned to end all difficult brealhlnc.
all hMilni. and all thoae terrible paroiyama at
on.e and for all time.
Thla freo offer la too ImpnrtRnt to nrvlert a
lnle day. Write now nd then b. 11 th i
method at once. Hend no money. fclmply m.ll
coupon below, Dk It Today.
porary loea in depoalts by the explanation
that the First National's territory, mostly
in western Iowa and eastern Nebraska,
Is not getting Its usual fall money from
crops. The crops In that territory are
this year being fed more to cattle In
stead of being marketed. When the
feeder cattle are marketed that banking
territory will have oodles of cash to de
posit, and will then -Increase the First
national s deposits to a great extent.
Deposits.
. ' ., . Oct. 3VH. Nov. 10. MS.
Omaha National I10.SS5.2S3 I1S.S25.431
first National Q a nn n uumi
j . a. jationui 9,348,044
iien naniH JVatlonal .
Ptock Yards National.
Live Stock National.
Nebranka National ..
City National
Packers' National ...
Corn Kxchanare Nat'l.
-tate Bank of Omaha.
Security State Bank .
South Omaha Savings
Totals
5,F40,T44
6,lfi4.4Sl
1,701,67(1
2.173.0V
2.016.201
1.704,r5
. 1.017,248
1 ..ir..-,.t.
12,l.!r70
7,975,179
6.5M.S44
2,WW.84
2,858, 497
1.9Sr,330
1.700.512
3,141,322
282,766
Sol, 750,696 $65,072,767
Depoalts.
Sep. 2. 'IS. Nov. 10. 'IS.
tl2.Mt.473 tl3.33t.431
12.413. 8fil 11 .!WVi (117
11.418 Ml
7.r,27.9f.-
6.72S.633
2.720.271
2.23'! '
2..1ST.275
2.orr.iw
l.(KX).fl38
l..fw.ir.
47 P'3
264,000
12 981 70
7.97S.I79
664.944
I.WW.R94
2,358,47
Omaha National
First National .
l 8. National
Merchants' National ..
Stock Yardn Nat'l ..
Mve Stock Nat'l
Nebraska National ..
Olty National
Packers' National ....
r"orn Kxchanire Nat'l..
Ptate Bank of Omaha..
Security Stale Bank ..
South Omaha Savings..
Totals ttii.Sl 7,423
Loan.
r..JI- x...-.. ""."I':. Nov 10-1
v'ni.tim .-.diluilHl I I mm r,j:i
1.9Tfi,3in
1.700.512
S.241.3'2
526,906
282.766
$06,672,767
first National 7 "48 2ri0
I". 8. National 6 734jnu
Merchants Nnllnnul a diora
Stock Yardt National.. 4 584
I.'ve Stock National... 1.211341
Nebraska Kntlrnai i o.i rw
City National 1.6t,R51
Packers National i.i
Porn Kxch. National.. 1391516
State Bank of Omaha.. 1,132,116
Securltv Statf bank
South Omaha Savings
$ .n7 "'!'
2 ,.7-7
1 "86
4 777 8-4
5 34.n-' J
2, 1f2 7s7
1.59), 692
i'.397'4'7
1.502, 96i
2,1 4
44618
293.000
Totals
SU26,31 t46.7u9.775
tioanej.
Sen. ? 'IS Vav m 'it
National $ 8,013,227 $ 9,0O7.62
e.itii an i a, 2.4.4 7.
8,446.931 9,322.3-fi
4 7S1.627 4.77734
4,585,832 5,341 972
1.543.378 2,l(i2. 77
1,429 094 . 1,590,692
1,8X5.314
1.388.0s l.:N7 4ft;
1432.917 l,5i2 9 5
1,272,753 2,581.4.5
382,6 7 4 '-.CIS
241,700 233 000
Omaha
first National..
V. S. National
Merchants National..
Slock Yards National
Live stock National.
Nebraska National...
City National
I'ackera Nat onil
Corn Kxch. National..
State Bank of Omaha
r-ecuruy State bank..
South Omaha Savings
Lincoln Firemen
Overcome by Gas
(From a Staff Corrspondont.)
LINCOLN. Nov. 16. (Special.) Seven
firemen were carried unconscious out of
the basement of the store building of
Joseph PeKlotz at 1615 O street last
night.
The firemen rendered unconscious by
una fumes from broken pipes were Levi
Knapp, the well known former Western
league ball player; Captain John Ryan,
Francis Donnelly, J. Q. Miller. C. E.
Shamp. Clnt Pound and Harry Kemplln.
Six of the men were taken to the hoapl
tal, but all have recovered. Including
GUARGE AUSTRIAHS
ACT1YEJH STRIKE
Cleveland Officer Alleget Diplomat!
Are Fomenting Labor Trouble
in Automobile Flant.
SAYS HE WAS OFFERED BRIBE
CI. KVKI.ANP. O., Nov. 16. I,oul8
Locbl. a native Hungarian, aprvlnR
a city Immigration officer, today
charged activity by the Auolro-llun-garlan
embassy at Washington In th
IISo PrrntM trlnn t liui. h. una notifiel
that the nirrtina hr.l Uvn t atfclinl. At
a reprrsen'allve rniiKrcKatloi.il mccllng
folloeilng if-t vices Sinitlay inninlng It was
unanimously voted not to irlrase It.
Farmer, and the action previously taken
1T the eogregatlon reluctantly acceptltx
Vr. Farmer's rcslKiialloit as rearlnilrtl.
Ir. Farmer resigned to accept the super
Intenilency of twelve counties comprXi'g
the Box Butte presliytery. To which ap
pointment he had been twice rtecteil by
the Nehraaka slate synod.
COUNTY TREASURERS ARE
BARRED FROM AUTO FEES
f iJI " ! jfceniaeaaj i
(From a Staff Corrspondrnt.l
LINCOLN. Nov. 16. Srcial.) -County
Ireasurer are not entllleil to fce on col-
strike of machinists at the Theodore , lection of automobile licenses according
Kundti factory here. The Kundti I to an opinion by Assistant Attorney tien-
plant has been manuft-iurfrtT ' rr' A'". ,vn to the state auditor in
l odlea for ..j omobtlea to fill war ; rx"r,r,tn' ,n In,n"ry '-
" .v. . .) ruiriuc evillVB auu I
has been tied up several weeks by a j
strike.
r ha rare teniae Aellrltr.
Ixtebl's charges came In connection with
his defense t.efore Mayor Newton D. '
Baker of Informal charges that ha haj
been unduly active In his connection with
the strike. He told the mayor that one
of the chief advisers of the strikers.
whom he was convinced was In the pay
of the Atistro-Ilungarlan government, had
offered In his hearing to "aell out" the
strikers for t6.000. He told the mayor
he became suspicion that thla adviser
was loyal to the Austro-Hungarlan em
bassy at Washington and desired to
"test him out" to see If he would sell
out to the other able.
Loebl offered In proof of his charges
a dictagraph record taken by a private
detective In an adjoining room In a
local hotel when the t6.000 bribe was al
leged to have been solicited. October 31.
A majority of the Kundts strikers are
Auetro-Hungarians.
BRIDE REFUSES TO
CONFIRMTHE YOWS
Denver Oirl Married to Man in Java
by Troxy Did- Not Like. Prot
pective Home. '
SHE TRAVELS 20,000 MILES
PENVER. Colo.. Nov. 16. The
vows given In a proxy wedding here
Inst January were not confirmed, ac
cording to the lawa of the Island of
Java, and Miss Kugcnla Campbell,
the bride, has returned to Denver,
concluding a round-trip Journey of
approximately 2ft, 000 miles.
Miss Campbell and John Meter Scholten,
on honorary officer In the tuteh army,
met at Cripple Creek In 191. Shortly
afterward they became engaged, but
before the wedding Scholten waa ordered
to his pot at Java, A proxy wedding
waa arranged. Miss Campbell participate.!
in the ceremony here, which waa per-f
formed by Rev, Davis II. Fouse. A
similar ceremony was participated In by
Scholten at Batavla.
Miss Campbell declares that she wa
not pleased with the tropical setting of
her prospective home and upon the ad
vice of the American consul declined to
confirm the vows In the proxy ceremony,
a form necessary to make them bind
ing, and returned to her home In Denver.
llk T,hteyea Camefct.
DAVID CITY, Neb.. Nov. 16. (Special
Telegram.) Threes men who stole a
quantity of silks, gloves and shoes from
the general store of Oeorge Nyrum here
wee captured by the sheriff at Shelbj
and were returned here.
DR. FARMER REMAINS
AT MADISON CHURCH
MADISON. Neh., Nov. 1. (Speelal.)
The special meeting of the committee of
the Niobrara Presbytery, which waa to
have met November 21 at Madison to for
mally accept the resignation and release
Dr. J. FX Farmer from tha pastorate of
No Quinine in
This Cold Cure
"Pape's Cold Compound" ends
colds and grippe in
a few hours.
Take "Pape'a Cold Compound" avary
two hours until you have taken three
dosca, then all grippe misery goes and
your cold will be broken. It promptly
opens your clogged-up nostrils and the
air passages of the head; stops nasty
discharge or nose running; relieves the
headache, dullness, feverlshnesa, sore
throat, aneeilng, soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay atuffed-upl Quit blowing
and snuffling. Ease your throbbing
head nothing else In the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold Com-
Knapp, who was taken to a nearby fire pound," which coats only 15 centa at
station.
CITY MAY LEVY TAX
ON VENDERS ON STREETS
(From a Staff Corrspondent.)
LINCOLN. Nov. 16. (Special.) Assist
ant Attorney General Roe Ik of tho
opinion that a city has tho right to levy
an occupation tax up cither residents or
nonresidents of a city who sell mer
chandise around tho streets or engage
In any other kind of canvassing. The
opinion is given in response to an Inquiry
made by J. J. i-Vklin of Polk.
Kxceaa of Cider.
STrKLLA, NeU., Nov. 16 (Special.)
The big lot of cull apples this season
due to acab, haa made an excess of the
elder product this year and there has
been difficulty In disposing of it. The
Peru Canning and Manufacturing com
pany at Peru has decided to put In a
vinegar factory.
any drug store. It acts without assist
ance, tastes nice, and causea no Incon
venience. Accept no substitute. Advertisement.
el
ATTEND OUR GIGANTIC PIANO SALE
AND SAVE FP.Qf.1 $122,00 TO $200.00
Hifjh-Grado Planoq
and Playor-PSanoo
Purchased from one of the larjest eastern manufacturers at our own figure, underselling all other
Piano propositions ever offered. The success of the past week of tala sale has demonstrated to us that the,
public la quick to reallie the fact that bargains offered here are always genuine. This OlganUo Money
Saving Sale offers everybody a chance to save at least $125 on a beautiful upright piano with a guarantee
backed by Nebraska's Largest Piano House Come tomorrow and partake of these wonderful savings.
2m
LOT 1
100 New rianoa, your choice
of mahogany and walnut cases.
Free stool and scarf.
Kegnlar Price fflOO
SaJe Price $178
Ton save
LOT 2
110 New Pianos, your choice
of mahogany, walnut or oak
cases. Free atool, free scarf.
Regnlar Price ....ttt&0
Hale Price U2
Toi save
JIM
LOT 3
40 New riayer Pianos, your
choice of mahogany or walnut
cases. Free Bench, Scarf and
selection of music.
Regnlar Price fiiO
Sale Prico $350
Ton save 7$200
$SL tffHefla nd Ona of Thaa Piano or P!ayr
UJ LHrJ PInos to Your Homo. Pay tho Balance
A Few Special Bargains in Hew and Used Pianos and Players
Former. Sale
Price Price
1226 Small Upright S 50
$260 New England Upright $ 75
$260 J. P. Hale Upright & OO
$300 Arlon Upright 8115
$300 Marshal & Wendell Upright S145
$276 Mueller Upright 8125
$326 Schmoller at Mueller Upright 8155
$460 Schubert Player Piano $1J5
$600 Oerhardt Player Piano 8250
Former Sale
Price price
$400 Emeraon Upright 8277
$600 Weber Upright 8300
$376 Llndeman Sons. Upright 8255
$560 Steger ft Bona, Upright 8208
$360 Ivera A Pond. Upright 8150
$550 Stelnway, Upright 8-425
$1,000 Checkering, Grand 8105
$1,100 Stelnway, Grand 8450
550 Playatone Player Piano 8325
Select Your PIANO or PLAYER PIANO NOW for ChrUtma Delivery
SCULLER k MUELLER. PIANO GO.
1311-13 Farnam Street, Omaha, tleb.
Excluslv Stolnway Roprosontotlvoo for
Nebraska and Wostorn Iowa
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Use The Bee's "Swapper" column.
fki:e asthma cxjupox
FRONTIRR AXTHM. CO.. Root, hit VI
Klatiri and Huditua b'U.. l-uf alu, s. T.
Send ires trial of your method to:
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CROTTE BROS CO.
Ueaeral Distributors
Opeaha, Nab.
Totals
..44.104.873 t4fi.TW,7;3
Unidentified Man
Is Killed at Kearney
KEARNEY, Neb. Nov. 18. (Specisl
Telegram.) An unldentlflel young- man
was killed by I'nlon Pacific train No. 1)
on Monday night. The body was found
by a .railroad crew about four miles east j
of thli city. Apparently the young inin I
Talirrrqloala inrl Dies.
HA KANAC L.AK13, N. Y.. Nov. 16.-Dr.
Edward LivinitHtoii Trml ..
well known throughout tlie country for
4i4o w.jir mm wruuiKs in connection with
the treatment of tuberi'iiloslH, died here
today. He was 7 years old. and had
ivnuuuicu a BHiiuariuin nere uliire 18m
Get the Habit of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
I 8aya we can't look or feat right
with the system full
of poisons.
Millions of folks bathe Internally now
inntead of loading their system with
UrUKS. "What a an liislrin imtii-v ,
waa stealing a ride and fell from th4i tt v uvn ..........j ...
train, the wheels passing. ov-4-r his neck
and severing the arms. .Several believe
him a man well known In this city, who
resided In the western part of the state.
He was of sandy complexion, smooth
shaven, about 30 years old, weight about
170 pounds and about five feet ten inches
In height. Me wore a blue serge suit
and soft felt hat, a gray woolen shirt and
heavy worklngmen's shoes.
miracles If you could believe these hot
water enthusiasts.
There are vast numbers of men and
women who, immediately upon aiis:nK
In the morning drink a glass of real hot
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate In it. Th a la a very excellent
health measure. It Is Intended to flush
the stomach, liver, kidneys and the
thirty feet of Intestines of the previous
umciais here learned that he had been 'day waBte, sour bile and indigestible
working In Cheyenne and that he waa ' material left over In the body which If
working his way to Omaha, where It la I nt ellmlnuteJ every day become food frr
believed he has relatives. It la stated
that a stranger of this description shlppej
baggage ahead from Kearney, Monday.
NORTHWESTERN NEBRASKA
. PHYSICIANS IN SESSION
NOKFOUK. Neb., Nov. 16.-Kpeolal
Telegram.) Korty physicians attended
the meeting of the Northwestern Ne
braska Medical association In Norfolk to
day, a bamiuet this evening finishing the
session. They were entertained at
luncheon by the Commercial club. The
association voted to establish a nurses'
reglxter In Norfolk to act as a clearing
house for northern Nebraska.
Don't He t onattpatrd.
All kinds of ailments result from con
stipation. Dr. King's New Ufe Pills are
mild end effective, prevent constipation.
25c . All drugglats Advertisement
the mill. ona of bact-rla which Infest the
bowels, the quirk reault la poisons and
toxins which are th4.11 absorbed Into the
blood, causing hernia. 'lie, bilious attacks,
foul breath, bad taste, colds, stomach
trouble, kidney misery. l eplessness.
Impure blood and all sorts of ailments.
i'eople who feel good one day and
badly the next, but who simply ran not
get feeling right are urgi;d to obtain a
quarter pound of limestone phosphste
at the drug store. This will cost very
little, but Is sufficient to make anyone
a real crank on the subject of Internal
sanitation.
Just as soap and hot water act on the
skin, cleansing, sweetening an I fresh
ening, so limestone phosphate, and hot
water act on the stomach, liver, kidneys
and bowels. It Is vastly more Important
to bathe on the Inside than on the out
side, because the skin pores do not ab
sort Impurities Into the blood, while the
bowel port do. Advertisement.
ThlflTr of htila your car must climb
A limit and then of this FORTY Horse Power motor;
TThinlc of 1110 crowded city streets with a maze of traffic
A t&lllik and then of this motor's wonderful flexibility;
TTfl ifllf tne mes when you want a couple of extra passengers
and then of this car's SEVEN-passenger capacity;
TTIlifllr of end of year to come
and then of ihis car's INCREASED quality that
means higher resale value if you happen to want to
4 dispose of it;
TPh Ifllf of me other F0URS on the market
A "X. and then of how much MORE POWER, size and
quality this Studebaker gives, dollar for dollar.
And honestly now, can you wisely in
vest in any other car? This is
the ONLY 7-paasengor, 4-cylinder car with a 3-inch
bore x 5-inch stroke, FORTY Horse Power motor that
has ever been offered in America or Europe for less than
$1000. And while the price has been reduced $100
from $985 to $885 the power, size and quality of the car
have been so GREATLY INCREASED, that in value,
this Studebaker FOUR stands supreme in the 1916
market To begin to equal it, you must look among cars
priced hundreds of dollars higher. Will you let us show
you the car? NOW is the ideal time of the year to buy
the greatest return in comfort and convenience from
. your investment.
STUDEBAKER
South Bend, Ind. Detroit, Mich. Walkerville, Ont
E. R. WILSON AUTOMOBILE CO.
Studebaker Factory Branch Bldg. 25th Ave. and Farnam St.
Four-Cylinder Models
Tewlai Car, T-Heieaiir . fSSS
jteselaler, a-paaaanser . . S&O
I aaxlan-Ke Ull,3-paeaessT 1 tSS
$srs
a so
7S
Commercial Cars
PbjmI Delivery Cmt . 4
Oaea Expraaa Car a
Six-Cjrlindsr Models
Tawrlns Car, T-aaaaaigsr .$1080
RoaUtr, l auMini . . . IOOO
Laadau-Kaadetar, 1 ,lmaiw 13 SO
Coapa, 4-paeaaasar . . . . IS SO
I immiaiae, 7 paaaaagar 22 M
r. O. B. Uatralt
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