THE OMAHA SUNDAY RKK: AUGUST 6, 1916.
POWER OF TRACTOR
TO BE MEASURED
Dynamometer It New Instru
I ment That Will Give Ac
j curate Information.
The Bee's Fund for
Free Milk and Ice
n the
-.-.Up
! NEW FIELD EACH DAY
Win--- Irtfl or morr '.r.vr. trao(tn
V the Wi work wm. miration
pl.wTiiH a: Firinont i.u'ira the tiavtor
.)M, w-'.il', oyer. 11CM MiMlJ.l t
l.t iwcl, icr U:mft or the
-roui ! u'i! Iur Aiut.Uf information
a, mst hftu i::mh power n is uk
ir.s to i'lo in cavh rfpcctivf ticM.
I!.- i a nrw tcitiiic of f..un
ti.iV-,.t .lemon orations Know ing
: rusJi now it i lu'iiiK omMimrtl
wnous firliN w .11 K' thf
,i better haMS tiom whuli to
ust e.uth !r!i tiav-tor hp
ror the paiiu-uu!- Kiihl ot
'".v.iii.l hp ha to ilv at heme on his
.!n .? will m c !n:n ihc finest
'po: ,n:utv ui thp world to oherve
.he :il.i!ivr merit of tlip varum.
; ,u um t or'.prtuiti t.u t hr la or ot !
he mi r:f - i
1 hi- pi Vu ity on the amount of
pow p r i r pd to plow in a given
Tipld be niadr po-smle by means
oi .i ttaetot th namompt r manufac
tured hv the llwtt Roller Hearing
lueli day a nrw field I- marked out .
u.ion which dcinoiisti ati. us art to lie:
tnad.p that da. ! he d luiuometct
0 ill uike out aii-. t lu iruin field;
;cry morning, plowing a inirow and'
recording the power required t do o
It i- a somewhat simple dexioe. It
omui'i a Mrong foil spring connect
1 ig the tractor xxitli (lie plow Thi
vlionp spring absorb the pull, and
the pressure required di tw (lie
plow is tran.sniitted through oil in an
nil piessure doue which in turn cp
erale a hand dial recording the rje. i
amounl of power everted. I
Whctl Records Distance. ,
wheel loll'iiji oi the giouml ad
the time reC'TiU the ditatiri plowed
riien. as tlu sax m niathi uiaties.
"The pull lime-, the dM.tme, divided
by the coiit.tut oquaU the horse-
pow er."
However, leaxmg the mathematics
to the engineers ami taking their word
': for it, the esential thing is that tliis
, little device gets results, and eaeh
S morning the result ot this experiment
! will be published. Then it one field.
: is found to require more horsepower
' for proper plowing than the other,
tliis ol course mus. he taken into con
sideration, and allowance must be
made for this in any mental com
parison that is hastily made between
the xx ay one tractor works in one
field and another in the next field
Sunday morning two special trains
irom M. Louis will arrive in Umaha.
freight trains, great long freight trams
with many flat cars laden with
iractors and plows for the tractor
shoxv. They will reach Fremont some
time Sunday, morning or afternoon.
-Tnen titer 'will he unloaded Sunday
night and Monday morning. Hy
Monday afternoon and Tuesdav morn
ing, (he big tractor show will be in
full swing.
Henry Ford and his party from the
Ford plant at Detroit will arrive in
Omaha some time Sunday morning,
as they arc scheduled to leave Detroit
Saturday night. Ford to exhibit
two of his new tractors.
$500.00.
The Bee'a fund to provide pure
cool milk for the babies and small
children of the very poor in hot
weather ban reached $500,
Scores of kind-hearted people of
Omaha and a few othor placet have
contributed this ium.
Isn't it a good sign that the world
ia growing better when ao many are
found ready and glad to contribute
to help the helpless and the un
foitunate? Scores of babies who would be suf
fering but for these good people are
thriving and happy.
Hot weather is still witn us. The
need is still great. And KVKRY
CENT you give will go to buy milk
or ice for the comfort of some little
one.
Put a dime, a dollar or $5 in an en
velope and address it to The Bee
NOW.
! NEBRASKA GARDEN
SPOT OFTHE WEST
Corn Crop Damaged in Kansas
and Wheat in Dakota, But
Both Prosper in Nebraska.
RAILROAD REPORTS GOOD
Ipft IimimIv n LnnwkilRf i .
Dunn lil Mirr ( nhn
A rrtm.l .
tUn lie llmxl, Mhi4i, Nth
Mr. ami Mr. Kotwrt Kurr
T.tUI
ItfM HO
I AH
Dcsdunes Band to Play
At Riverview Park Sunday
medley of "Rilly" Sunday's fa
mous song!. i included in the pro
gram which the First regimental band,
l informed Kank of Knights of Pvth
iav under the leadership of Dan Des-
duncs, will give at Riverview park
'Sunday afternoon at 2:30.
Recruiting Records May
Be Broken Once More
The local army recruiting station
threatens to break another record
on enlistments this month. Last
month the record was broken with
ninety-five enlistments.
During the first four days of Au
gust twenty-one men xvere enlisted.
Saturday the following men were en
listed: Charles I. Maybee, Platts
mouth, cavalry; Feter Smith, Tampa.
Kan., cavalry; Lonnie Dominick.
N'exvberry, S. G, field artillery; Joseph
V. Greeuwell, Xew Haven, Ky., coast
artillery: Clifford C. Rosson, Clayton.
III., coast artillery.
Persistent Advertising Is the Road
to Success.
Edna Koopman, Tot
Stricken Monday,
Dies from Stroke
i mie I ifii.! K.-..;m,,n. J4H' South
l'wrntv tirt sMcrt, South Side, win
it wa- t'.i-t thought had contracted an
terior poliounolilis. eomnionlx known
a int.mitle paralysis, but winch was
later discovered to be spinal nicnen
gni, died 1'iiday at the home ot her
parent-.
The little girl was seicd with con
vulsions last Monday. Dr. It. W.
( brittle, who was called, found upon
first examination that every symptom
pointed to infantile paralysis, Health
authorities immediately established a
strict quarantine. The following day,
hoxvevt r. it was learned the lass was
suftering fiom meningitis, Iruin which
she failed to recover.
. .os Check and Comes
To Omaha to Buy an Auto
A man representing himself as Mike
O'Day of Hunlap. la., tendered a $400
check to the Willys-Overland com
pany of Omaha ami purchased an
iuto from them. Inquiries made by
the firm at his bank, substantiated the
worth ot the check and the sale was
consummated.
Later in the day the local firm,
which had been told by the bank of
ficials that O'Oay's account amounted
t- $4,000, xxerc wired by them th;it
the vheck was a forgery. Still ater
came a wire that the , urchaser ot
the car had been apprehended at Mar
shalltown, la.
The prisoner will be returned to
, Omaha for trial, in the automobile he
"purchased."
iY.M. C. A. Park Is Taxed i
1 To Handle the Crowds
The Voting Men's Christian associ
ation park at Carter lake is lull this
summer. Tents are pitched all oxer
the place and as boon as one man
moves back to town another takes his
place. Some of the tents and cottages
have regular tenants who live there
-fit summer, and others all filled by a
succession of vacationists who have
dee'ded ; hat there is no use in going
to a summer resort that is just as hot
as Omaha The park in addition to a
camp dining room where you can get
"three squares" a day or an occasional
uic-L has a base ball ground and ten
nis courts, and ot course there is the
Voting: Men's Christian association
swimming beach which is almost as
popular as the pool downtown.
Cow Mother Yminj Pig-..
Bv'ium Mi i'O htoi bft'ii milked lr
tvery uvcnlng ami his fmnlly hml ln i om
it pild to do without milk or butter. John
jj undetwn ot HrodilkUu Nr-ck. . kai
p up with ft gun In the tupf of cutchlivf the
thtf. Hf wan siontithd to find that the
ow was willing victim of Ms young pig,
a-ho took turns nut-king milk whtl the old
i-ow la' on th ground for their bftter pru
vfefoi,. Th cow t now paw luring withlr.
hog-tight fence. Philadelphia Record.
Use of the Rubber
Stamp Frees Leo
Angus from Jail
The u of a rubber stnnip on a
complaint charginu .eo Aiikiik with
vauraiiry, the umijiht of a writ of
haneas corpus and a plea by Attor
ney KtiKcnc O'Sttllivan has hrouyht
liberty to Annus auam after a series
of sweltering weeks in the county
jail
DuriuK the absence of the nrnsecu
tor from his office, tl.e stamp hear
ing his name was used throughout ihe
complaint. Juilge A. C Troup ruled
Ihe complaint void and the court with
out jurisdiction because the name of
the assistant who swore to the docu
ment was not used. He ordered the
release of Augin. Sheriff Kelix J.
McMianc and Henry Schroeder were
made defendants in the action.
Complain Hotels Sell
Liquor After 8 P. M,
Complaints brought b local minis
ters have been filed wit! City Attor
ney Mcliuire against the Henshaw
and l'axton hotels for selling liquor
after hours on March 18 and June 1.'.
Attorneys for the l'axton secured a
continuance of hearing for one week,
as Kalph Kitchen, proprietor of the
hotel, is at present in Kstes Tark,
Colorado. I he Henshaw also secured
a week's continuance, as J. A. C. Ken
nedy, their legal representative, is at
present engaged on a case that will
take all oi bis time for this pcrL I,
May Sell Property That
Heirs May Go to School
In order that the minor heir of
the late John Meidltr.ger may receive
an t lucatiou, Judge tieorge A. Hay
granted the widow, Juliana Meidlin
ger, permission to dispose of the un
divided interest of Frank and tier
irudc in the homestead, the funds de
rived tliTcfrom to be used tor thei.
ischoohng. Mcidlmger has been dead
txvelxe xars. the hulk ot his estat-.
heing a portion ( a homestead in ltu
provemeut Association's addition to
Omaha. The bond of the petitioner
was set at $750
All reports rnii to indicate that
Nrbi.iska is tlie cue garden spot of
the middle u r; this eat . with hot,
diy x rather t" uxor the small grain,
tolloued by rains and hot w father to
drxelop the com Kansas to the south
has b;ir e ted an excellent crop of
wheat, but the corn is reported to he
in serious condition from prolonged
drouth. South Dakota, on the other
side, is Mii'feriug from black rust in
the wheat ( iregory confirms the re
ports i eailirr in the week bv report
ing seriou., damage to spring wheat
crop bv black rust.
M (.mid. chief clerk of the
I'ni'Mi Pai inc. s,ivs that nowhere on
tin- lines in Nebraska has corn been t
maternity damaged and that pros-j
pects are excellent for a fine crop in'
all parts ! the state, with average
weather conditions for the rest of the
summer.
Northwestern Report Cheerful.
Wood rains and little wind, with the
heat of the last week, combined tn
make the Northwestern weekly crop
report a very much more cheering
document than it was a week ago.
With the exception ot shickley. Nora
and Superior, all the stations reported
rams of from one-quarters to three
inches during the week. At (ieneva.
where only ;t quarter of an inch of
rain fell, the corn still needs rain
badly. I
Hut in gtncral ihe report reads:
"Corn much better since rain." "lorn i
looks fine." "Rain at the right time" j
and similar expressions.
Much of the earlx corn, particularly)
where it xvas planted on high land,
has been slightly damaged, but the
late corn is in excellent condition -11
over the state with scattering excep-1
lions. Hastings reported only slight :
rain through the week and com- ;
plained that the corn was damaged ;
some am that the ears did not set
well.
Back to the Store
After Breaking
Rib of His Father
lake Bczman. l; years old, vet with
a punch is his strong right arm
powerful enough to land on his
fallter and fracture a rib, presented
a pitiful plea to Judge Sears in ju
venile court, promised amends, agreed
to renort regularly to Probation Offi
cer Miller, refrain from walloping his
parent and tearfully leit the court
room with his arm around the waist
of his parental sparring partner
lake's fiery temper, combined with1
his ability to trounce youngsters of
bis age m the neighborhood fina'lv
landed him in court. Alex Beman. ;
the father, 818 North Sixteenth street, I
conducts a store where son Jake will
hereafter help earn the family living
Union Pacific Has
Earning Increase
Of Over 15 Per Cent
A statement of the earnings of I
the 1'niou Pacific Railway company j
for the fist fiscal year ended June $0
shows gross earnings of $104,717,005, j
the largest revenue in its history
ThU compares with gross earnings ,
of $Ko,45S..N5 in the preceding year '
The net earnings alter the payment
of preferred dividends were $.V4.7()fi.
7(8. which is equal to 15.05 per cent
on the common stock, as compared
with lO.'JS in the previous year
8 e (WDB EasffiElOTD aSflMSESaMLee
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Don't Miss This Genuine Opportunity to Purchase High Grade Merchandise at Substantial Price Reductions
SPECIAL EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS GLADLY ARRANGED ON ANY PURCHASE IF DESIRED
MS :!M
A RARE VAU'K IN A TlA R(K SIZE
HIGH RACK MISSION STYLE
ROt'KKfl Th hravy frame It made
( selected oak nnd ftnishfld fumed,
bark and at ar upholnteritd in
guaranteed Imitation Hpantah leath
er, ateel spring eonatriirtlon below
neat, one nf our very bot rocker
bargain, aperlally
priced for this sale
at
$4.25
THE FAMOt'S KHOEHLER DUO FOLD DIVAN SIZE DAVENPORT Instantly
changed from a beautiful settee to a roomy, comfortable btd. Bedding folds
up iii ivfupnri, genuine sona oax irame rinisnea goraen. Dack and seat
u pnoi stereo in guarnnieea imitation leather, over steel
spring construction. Ideal for small room, our low prtc
only
$27.95
THIS ELEGANT DRESSER Is
made of selected wood, finished
golden. In American quarter
sawed imitation oak, roomy base
Is fitted with two large and two
small drawers, mirror measures
24x84 Inches, regularly priced
at 2Z.on, for this j
week s selling,
for
$12.25
A SPLENDID
VALUE I N A
COMFORTABLE
HIGH BACK FIBRE
REED ROCKER, ex
cellently finished In
th. natural shellac
and a u 1 1 a b 1 e for
porches,
parlor, liv
ing room or
lawn, while
t h e quan
tity lasts
our very
low price Is
$2.69
Solid Oak Fumed Finish Telephone
Sland & Chair, complete, only $1.35
A OEMTINE BARGAIN IN A BOLID OAK MIS
SION STYLE LIBRARY TABLE Top measures
28x42 Inches, fitted with roomy stationery
drawer, roomy book shelves at sides and maga
zine shelf below, entire table strongly con
structed and artistically finished Aft AA
iUwp'r'ice' WhU thy U8t at th,S
A GENUINE K3P
FULL K
QUARTER
SAWED OAK
PLANK TOP
BUFFET, the base
te fitted with
roomy china com
partment, linen
drawer, two
small drawers,
one lined for
silverware; has
42-lnch top,
French bevel
plate mirror,
beautifully fin
ished golden,
an exceptional
value
$17.50
Big bargains In every department (roods
held for future delivery If desired.
THIS ELEGANT (r3S
CHINA CLOSET is
made entirely of solid onk
and beautifully finished
golden, has bent glass ends,
three adjustable shelves,
carved claw feet. French
bevel plate mirror set In
doep artistic frame, very
specially
quoted for
this week.
$13.75
How to Judge a
Woman by Her Hair
Colorado Laos Take Guns
From Robbers and Beat Them
C. V. Ryan and K. C. Wood, two
husky youths from Hughes. Colo.,
were et upon Friday nighi at Tenth
and Dodge streets by a couple oi
thugs, both of whom were armed
They did not like the idea of being
robbed, so they turned on the rob
bers, took their guns away iront them,
beat them up and then let them go.
but kept the guns as souvenirs.
Leona and Raymond Make
Up Divorce is Set Aside
Judge Leslie ordered the decree f
divorce granted Leo.ia A. Dickson,
plaintiff, ami Raymond K. Dickson,
set aside after an agreement had been
reached between the two parties
- - t
I There are always the well-known
and semi-humorous methods, such as
sayinft brunettes are quick-tempered
or blondes are keener in their mental
eativity. But there is real common
sense in just noticing whether the
hair is well kept to judpe a woman's
neatness, or in looking at her style of
arranging; her hair, to decide
whether or not she hus good taste. If
j you are one of the few who try to
i make the most of your hair, remem
ber that it is not advisable to wash
the hair with any cleanser made for
all purposes, but always use some
good preparation made expressly for
shampooing. You can enjoy the very
best by getting some canthrox from
your druggist and dissolving a tea'
spoonful in a eup of hot water, when
j your shampoo is all ready. After
i its use the hair dries rapidly with
uniform color. Dandruff, excess oil
and dirt are dissolved and entirely
disappear. Your hair will be so
I fluffy that it will look much heavier
, than it is. Its lustre and softness will
' also delight you, while the stimulated
scalp gains the health which insures
hair growth. Advertisement.
A N T-
T A R V
LARGE SIZE
R E FRIOERA
TOR. 90 Iba. Ic
capacity In 1k
c h a rn b r;
roomy provis
ion compart
ment hu turn
shelves, triple wall
construction, patent
drainCpiPpe, $1395
only. . . .
OUR NEWEST MODEL SANITARY
KITCHEN CABINET Made entirely of
fenulne high grade solid oak oil-rubbed
Inlsh, top white enameled, fitted with
sliding nick el old top. swinging glass
uxi vvoiMHiea oreaa ana eatte oox.
run set or glass spice
cans, etc,, our extremely
low pries only
$22.50
J LARGE SIZE STOR
AGE CHIFFONIER,
built throughout of select
ed hardwood, beautifully
grained and finished gold
en, the base has five roomy
drawers all fitted with
wood pulla, cannot be du
plicated for less than
$8.60; our m An
4 YEARS AT
1324 FARNAM ST.
I TPPTM
We Please You or
Refund Your Money
Dr. McKenney Says:
"To do dentistry a little better than the other fellow, charge less for it and
protect it with a responsible guarantee is my POLICY."
B..t Silr.r tAA I Bml 22k f 1 Wond.r Pl.t.. C (A J fl A HTi..t Bridie fl
Fillinf .... 0UC j Geld CrowB.4 worth S15 t. $25. 9, fO 3F1Q f IU Work, p.r tooth. f4
H sural B-.30 A.
M. to P. M.
' WxhiMdays
Md Satur4)ft
Tttl SlOO P. M.
Nri Odm
. Sunday.
UENNEY DENTISTS
14TH AND FARNAM STS. 1324 FARNAM STREET
Phona Douglas 2672.
NOTICE Out-of-town patrons can got Platos, Crowns, Bridges
and Fillings Coin plated in One Day.
Free
No Students.
Lady
Attendants.
l aiA
ROOMS $ffl
rnMPfrrrrvviu
Wl II Uj 1 111 I
furnbhedJJ
FULL ST3!E
PULLMAN
SLEEPER, has
full tubular steel
frame. 18-lnch
wheels, heavy
rubber tires, fin
ished In either
baronial brown
or natural, up-
holster insr to
match. hf"h
a-rade sprlnrs. a
wonderful ralue,
$13.25
v 2J
i L L MKTAI. COLlAPSIPLE
'Ui:i VV Tan.lnoh uha.li h.ivv
rubber tires, non-tilting steel
protector, large size hood, folds
completely with one motion, very
llaht weight, easily
taken or. tlie street
cars, etc . only
$2.95
OUR SPECIAL
Columbia Grafonola Offer
(let th. full moaning of thli .fnsatlon.l off.r. Anr al or vl. if
GENUINE COLUMBIA GRAFON01.AS'-cknowl.d.d to b. th. world'!
best talking- machln-d.llv.r.d to your home without on. mm In ad
nnlrnJA? '.T .".w VT"' mon la adTano. on
. Illu.trnt. her. our COLUMBIA NO. 16 Cabln.t of
quarter-.awed goia.n oak. Has non-vibrant
..looted
motor, tone control, etc. Hoar the
beautiful vole, of th. op.ra .Infer
biiu (iip rem lone OI
the orchestra, drop
in and hear tt
$15.00
NO MONEY DOWN
$2.00 a Month
After Thirty Days
TWO SPECIAL ( I.EARtMK 8AI.E
Rt ti BARGAINS
SEAMLESS NINE
POUR-PASSENGER LAWN SWINO
Built of well seasoned wood, ex
tremely well braced and thorough
ly reinforced, stands 8 feet high
natural finish seats 36 inches wide'
enjoy the warm evenings In one of
these comfortable, (fof f wm
roomy swings, our A
extremely low price WUt
A Cool
Kitchen In
Summer, a
Warm
Kitchen
In Winter.
Sri.F.NPI-D VINE
B V TB N-FHOT
nRi'ssELS ru
Varied assort
ment of pattern,
to choose from,
unusually well
made, on It
$13.75
RY TWEI.VR.PT.
EXTRA HEAVY
VELVET RUO
Excellently woven
hlsrh pile, newest
rolor combination,
rare values at,
$19.89
ESS
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AMERICA'S ttKKATSST ROU rCRXBElBS
UWT.I n WiC
4 - 16 - 18 DOUGLAS ST.
uI'S !l" """ ,ul1 whlt porc.faln
lined door and white back ruard to
coal, our .pedal low
prlc. lea. the broiler. .
$49.75