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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1916)
TIIE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, MAY 16, 101(1 7 BRIEF CITY NEWS "Townaeod'a taa portla Oooda." lla-htlBf rtxturaa Burn-Orn"1n. Diamond Eiirfmnt Ming: Ertliolm. Kara Root Frist It Now Heacon Pre o Sell Real Eatate. li"t it with J. H. Dumont &. Co.. Kreline Blda. "Todaj'a HoTla Prog-run," clalfld aectlon today. It appeara in Tha hea ex rlualvaly. I'ini out what tha vartoua moving pletura thaatrra offer. Thre Are Fined lark IWnian. A. Neldberd and At Kithani were fined $1 and com for violating rule of the road. All three paid their fine . Night Meeting for Noonday Club In place of the uiual weekly niert ina; YVedneiday noon, the Noonday club.thti week will give a mnokrr and dinner at the Commercial club rooms Thursday. A program of muaic and toasts will be given. Maiden Name Restored Olive E, Dahlberg has been granted a divorce from Eskil and i alto restored her maiden name of Hurleson. l.'harlrs C. Clemence ak a divorce from his wife, Louise, who threatened to kill him, he says. Usa "Tsa-TUa" hlnglai. Bunderlanda. When It Rains fv 1-1 j 1 nam Boost tnc Crop Conditions The data for the crop report of the Burlington for lat week was mostly gathered prior to the heavy and gen eral rains of Friday and t-aturday, and consequently it does not dhow the actual rrr condition maintain ing in Nebraska at the. clone of the week. When this data wai seuired and gathered for tabluation by the gen eral superintendent there were a number of dry npots in the dtatc. Since then they have been given a thorough wetting and it is asserted that there has been a derided change for the better. The Burlington's report indiratcs lhat the high winds of the first three days of last week did some damage to the winter wheal, especially where the soil was sandy. On surh land the earth was blown away from the roots of the plant, leaving iheni ex posed to the sun. It i believed, however, that the recent rains have not only repaired all the. damage done, but given the grain a new Mart that it will be able to maintain uniil harvest. Comparative Condition On the basis of lot; per cent for a pefect crop condition the data as tabulated shows the following on winter wheat, together with the con dition at the end of the previous week, this estimate being for the four divisions of the Burlington road, covering the greater portion of the winter wheat belt of the state: rivnni: t.t wk. Prvl(itl WK. Omaha Uiunln 1 W'ytnom , ST S Mccook Generally during the period under review, with the exception of the high wind of the three days of the first half of the week, conditions were good for pushing the work of corn planting. Farmers took advan tage of the opportunity and the esti mate is made that it the close of the week one-half of the acreage on Hie Omaha, Lincoln and McCook di- im 1 . i' f raw tBx-tsi TURKS SHOW GRIT AGAINSHUSSIANS Force Advance Guards of Czar's Troops to Retire Northwest of Erzerum, PUSHING ON TOWARD BAGDAD visions had been planted. On the Wymore division it is estimated that fuly seven-tenths of the planting had been finished. Alfalfa is about ready for the first rutting, and with good weather it is believed that within ten days a large portion of it will be cut and in the stacks. i-'ruit prospects continue the best in years with the exception of iso lated sections where some late frosts did some damage, Pastures con tinue good and potatoes are making good headway. JERRY HOWARD WANTS AN ARBITRATION BOARD Jiry Howard hss fllel with the elty rU-rk a lung- argument tn favor of tha eatahiieliment of an arbitration board to he appointed by th city council. 'TlK-re Ib wonful lack of representa tive of nons of tol! anion the city official," wrott Mr, Howard. Il'a con tend HihI all labor differences would bo iiieillatcd by this board. The l-ttur vs. Ill b presented at tha rtly council Tiied& morning and It IS poanible Mr. Howard may be grantud the privilege of the floor. IV. 'iVant Jd bring the best results. A. A. HEIMROD DROPS IN TO VISIT HIS0LD FRIENDS Albert A, Halmrod, aon of Mr. amd Mr. Gsorg llslmrod, on of Omaha's pioneer families, Is looking In on loroi of hi bo hood friend on hi way from Ienvr to Naw Vork, where ha I aaao elated In business with tha fteaearrh corporation. Mr. Halmrod report a that hi father I living t Borne, having fully recovered from a broken ankla auslalnsd last year, and hi two aUcUia, both married, ar living,' ona In Merna and tha other In Berlin. HI brother. Dr. Ueorg Holmrod, although hllndad m the result of a chemical explosion, con tinue In tha aervlca of tha Roekufellar Institute, but la doing lila work In Hanover. Or. Klnai'a w Dlarorvry- There I nothing better for your cold than Dr. King's New Discovery; In u over forty year. Guaranteed. All drug gist. Ad vertUement. Mexlran H illing lo Klint. Brnwnvltl, T . My II Two huri4rA StftxITan t fan Rcntlo, who hv eypr-rfd n d'-itlr to farm s ImttBllnrt to filth I (or th I'nltM IHnoi In tlx vnt of IrituhU wlih Wxlro, will not b mtitnrtd Into h Turn Nuilnnm url, but will bold theroii'lv In redln in armwr'a rail of in L'nIKd HtatM govrnninl. Asiatic Turkey is the only war the ater where infantry actions of any great importance are reported. On the line in France and Relgnim anil in the Austro-Italian theaters there have been minor engagement. On the Russian front bombardments are in progress. The Hussians and Tutk are con tinuing their attacks and counter at tacks in the region Minlh -f the lilack Sea littoral and also west of the Per sian border, where the Russians are endeavoring to force their way through the Mesopotamia rrginn, with Magdad and a juni tioii with the llrilish forces farther south their evi dent objectives. To the northwest of l.rerum, tu the Kope mountain region, Constanti nople reports the repulse with heavy (SjsCc. xz& Beautiful Hair Tinting Nothing so rob m wonvan of hr oo1 look and attra.ttvene gray. trakd or failed l.alr, And Iher' it no mm r r " Vl-Ntlllg HIWI- lirll' hair Mini tirtf la in - jjs : -9TJ1 ii Wf.f J V' coming gown, pihii'i ' in " li r o w n a- tone." It I p and ev to ue. Nomlsltig. Jut eomb or brmh It into vour hlr. It rn not b d- tMd, will not rub or wh off. ant In atant.lv and la abaolutely lisrnil "Hrowuatono" will alv any bd ds lrd from light golden brown to blark, Your drugglat sell "Rrownatone" or will get II for you. A nipl and book Int will be mailed you upon rerelpt of 10 eent and your irdr will be filled dlrset from our liihortorc If you pro fer. Mention eliile dlrd. Two alsea "In- nd 11.00. Inlt on "Hrownatone'' at your halr drr'. frtniantd hv th K'nton Phsrma'-ai Co., : K. 1'lke HI., fnvtngton, ICy. Kold and guaranteed tn Omaha, hy Shi-rman Mi-fonnrll rung Co, Utorea and othr leading delr. Gray Hair Restored to its Natural Color Ib a few avpMeatlnos to nrtrtnal dark, gloaay ahtda. bo matur bow long It baa baaa gray faded, aod dandruS ramofad by Tlairiiul ft b f dy-no on wm know yoa r using H, tse. MM, II. lldlrior)rotunonrclp of prr. Rend for bonklat ' Bssuelful Bl." Pbflo Ht KDeHaltt Company. Newark, ti. I. r 66 Fo air- actors ''V mm 1 1 ti l 111 t "''jS II Ir- i II J I If rf l V lUl v '-,? A Yi OU can pay 10 to 50 MORE than Goodrich Fair-List prices, for other Fabric Tires of no better quality, without averaging 1 MORE actual Mileage out of them ! You can accidentally Functure, or accidentally Ruin, the highest-jrriced Fabric Tire that ever was frilled into Extravagance, -in the FIRST WEEK you use it! And, you would have no more recourse (with such Extravagant Tires), than you have on these Fair-Listed Goodrich "Barefoot" Tires, which cost you one-third to one-tenth LESS, for self-same Service, plu3 more Resilience, more Cling, Spring, and true Pneumatic quality. Now,- consider that Message, for Thrift. Then note following prices; Goodrich "Fair-List" Prices BLACK "BAREFOOT" SAFETY-TREADS 30x3 1 30 x 3', 32 x 3.S' 33x4 34x4 3G x 4S 37x5 38 x 5 Ford Size f$10.40 $13.40 $15.45 $22.00 $22.40 $31.60 $37.35 $50.60 II If: ii m or.';.' ," hi 1 1 Air m, (n 'U ill 4 ,.' I SV7 1, r..v.4Vf .M i r H T' - t s ' t4r. 1 1 ; : ,, j i i .-, ( i ..:i.H (HI " !' " .Ml. lt1Elack "Tread, isrj0 liies of Russian attacks to regain lost positions. Prtrograd admits that in this gen eral region. Around ilrzingan and Asrhkaia, the Turks forred their ad vance K'isrds to retire at some points, but says the Ottoman forces desisted tn their attacks alter having suffered extremely heavy casualties l arther south, to the east of Mosul, the Niinsians are throwing a Iresli force into the attack directed against the Bagdad region. Here they have occupied the Kowandur region, which lie tome 120 miles north of Kar I Shirin, where they were lat reported to hr operating. This would plare the Russian troops at points ghoul 220 miles north and 20 miles north east of Bagdad. PASSES PHYSICAL EXAM FOR THE NAVAL ACADEMY Allen t Hla'-kleiUe. .in of I.. II. r.lBi'kledge of lit.l ("Uuit, Nh., b. pa.i'1 th pliylc) esamlnatlnn fur al mlrin to the nHal academy at Annapilt. Mrt. FIFTY INSANE SOLDIERS TO PASS THROUGH OMAHA Hftv inxaiie ilifr, rcintlv frum the l,tilllpilii-. will !' through "mhi4 or IhK I'nlon I'arlfle-Nnrth-ilfrn lt InniKht. Tho nnn tlimw nilml re nni too hmlly ffertc1 will hr i1rii)ui rtf f at ihn liom of rrlatlvns. while thoae who are belivl tip tin Inciirnhle will he taken on to WMShlna;tnn ni1 placed In an aaylum near that city. CROSBY TO HOLD INQUIRY INTO DEATH OF W. E. MORRIS An tniueut Inqnlrm Into the rtreum tsnces iirrrnin'1ln the denth of W. K. Morrl. who wa utruck hy a motor yrl piloted by police Officer BUvo ThiHSher at filxti-cntli and Farnam street, will he held hy Coroner Crosby this afternoon at '! o'clock, Th lniiiel wa continued several week "o to allow Officer Thrasher to tes tify. T!irher wa In th hoapltaJ when the raie w first brought befora a, i-oroner Jury. Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturday Till 9 P. M Burgess-Nash Gompaimy Morula), May l, 1016. 'gVERYBODY'S Sl!? iT 7t k "xii w h v n ft fir v.ui . I'honn I. 187. s 10c pecia In Our Big For Tuesday Only Sale DOWN MMEB mm Choice Tueiday 10c Choice Tuesday Choice Tuesday 10c PKKNFA'TINO n gront ngj?rcgnfini of eporinl.- nt Ion emit, that hinacks of thrj nn-s usual, In most inafaiwe each ton oonls f.pont loo double duty, Mrr;,- l avender rrls turil ilenlgnnle iho unusual ae t'Jnl saJuea iU 10c, Hhctlicr lliey a in ni)frrll d or not. Children's Muslins Men's Wear Children'! muhlin drawor, k nick or ftyle. nt 10o ,.' Women 'm duat caps, aHorteil lilit porrnlos, 2 for 10c. ...... . Men's and Hoy's nilk 4-in-hand nmrfu, special, 10c Men's shield bow ties, of good qualify milks, 10c Men's white handkerchiefs, hemstitched, full mod, 2 for 10c. . Men's underMiirts and drawer, odd garment, 10c Men's soft collars, all sizes in the lot at 4 for 10c jen's good quality elastic arm bands, special, 10c Men's pad garters, new frenh elastic, special 10c,,. P'ain or fancy silkalines, values to 15c, Tuesday, yard 10c, ,. . Wash Goods and Domestics f:W fancv bordered or ribbon edged scrims, yard 10c. 25c curtain etaminon, 2 to 10-yard lengths, yard 10c .''i-inch zephyrs cr fancy red heal ginghams, yard 10c 18c f oft fininli lo'jgcloth, 40 inches wide, yard 10c. lfic fancy figurod satines, ' inches wide, yard 10o. " g 15c fancy cretounes or silkalines, .'Ml-jnch, yard 10', f If C now wmfi f,flm')r'(,i inches wide, yard 10c. i5c pillow cafes, blenchotl, 42x30 or 45x36 at JOc, Hutter cup, huid rolled, white eotton batts, 8 oz. at 10c. Tourist niching, 6 yards in a box, Tuesday, box 10c. Embroideries. Laces, Hosiery, Underwear Remnant of silk mesh veilings, 1 to IV, yards at 10c . Women's handkerchiefs, plain white or embroidered, 3 for 10c Corset cover embroidery, l'i yards to pattern for 10c Linen and val lace insertion, special Tuesday, 6 yards 10c. , Sample pieces of chiffons, nets laces, etc., to IU yards, 10c Embroidered flouncings, 18 inches wide, special, yard 10c.,.. Heal linen cluny lace, 1 to 2 inches wide, yard 10c Children ' sample cotton hose, ribbed black cotton, nt lOc.j... Women 'j black cotton hose, plain or ribbed tops, 10c Women's f ample- white cotton vests, low neck, sleeveless, 10c, , Towels, Silks, Wash Goods fHIenehed Turkish towels, 18x35-ineh, oa;h 10c. Large siz- bleached huek towels, ll)x38-inch, each 10c. liileached crash toweling, 18-inch, red border, yard 10c. Knitted mesh dif-h cloths, I5xl5-inch, Tuesday, 3 for 10c Sewing mnchine oil, stainless, 15c bottle, Tuesday 10c. g St.vv(ng machine needlea for all machines, dozen 10c. I I l" Sample pieces of hilkg, very special for Tuesday, 10c. Ueinnarit.s of wah goods, were 25c to 50c, Tuesday at 10c. Scrim pillow ruffles, all colors, 4 yard lengths, 2 for 10c, Pillow slips for porches, ready to use, special 2 for 10c. Jewelry, Stationery, Dinnerware Ormulo gold jewel cases, silk lined, special at 10c " Women's novelty finger rings, .stone sots, special at 10c Hat pins, big lot from which to choose, special at 10c Novelty neck beads of all kinds, or long chains, 10c Decorated crepe paper, regular 15c fold, Tuesday, 2 for 10c. . Stationery, linen finish, regular Ke box at 2 for 10c Ruled tablets, regular 5c kind, Tuesday at 3 for 10c Iiecorated dinnerware, soup bowls, bakers, platter?, etc., 10c. Hrown or green stone jug, large size, 25c value, 10c. Serving tray, mahogany finished, wood frame, 3f) values, 10c. Glassware, Enamelware, Housefurnishings i1n lieirv l.iiwls, pickle dilie, eo ored butter dMie,, 10 .'!a- table tumbliT", plain or colonial pattern. 5 for 10o. TabV gla fruit snin-ers, optic pattern, . for 10e. 'Urav eiiiiint led ftuce pniH, 4 ouart size, special for 10rv i'irnv iiHint led covers, I vahie, 0e. 't f 'Nwuuond r Laundry Nn. Tiie-tfty special, . bar, 10 I ff jl.iuft U"iiM ( lc,tIM i', spcotl ftvr TucmIhv, 3 ean, 0c, . inianx m i cttri tore i.ttunury ooap, pee) hi, .i nar, A.'ji.i c'c. (iNMic toilet paper, sjuh ihI, 5 roll lfV, Vt i lil(i.. Inih'hcr Vtii1. t i, liii s to l'c fur HV, Bon Na t'.i ". Choice Tuesday Choice Tuesday 10c Choice Tuesday rillDlCATORY cemitaniis marking thebcgimiing U of "HI ALTO CITY" nt liakttm-Omtiha trill be jilmvd for mttitmul circulation, You can SEE YOURSELF IN THE MOVIES If you attend W ,7,Y KSli A Y !.'.' n:tt take lintfton car at Sixteenth street, going outh; vr, if yon mvhrt (,m byivayoji) street.