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Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-31

Apartments and Flats.
HEATED APARTMENTS
NOTHING BETTER IN THEIR RE
SpECTIVE LOCATIONS.
THE CARLYLE.
62j south 18th st.
f-R.-Apt. No. ]. strictly modern and up
tO-date. hardwood finish. tiled batn
large porch Very close IN.
THE MASON
Corner 3lst and Mason.
b-R.-Apt No. - hardwood finish Ideally
arranged, all rooms arc outside. very
hgut choice residence section, $50.
THE LOOMS.
b-H.-ioul South 18th Ave. n very choice
apartment In first-class condition;
well arranged. choice neighborhOOd.
private front and rear entrances,
private porch, private laundry room,
N5.
THE flick.
S-h-and sleeping porch. i03 South 3Gth
ST, very choice dwelling, strictly
modern and up-to-date. well ar
ranged, heat and janitor services
furnished, 500
All apartments are open for Inspection
We have others. See our complete printed
list before renting.
PAYNE e. SLATER co,
SIC Omaha Nat hank Bidrs
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12e NORTH SD Ave.
Eight-room modern house, West Far
location-&0
GARVIN BROS,
H5 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
Strictly mod. SIR. house. hot wat. ht..
garage. 6ls s. 2sth 81. Wal 1880. Monday
NEW SIR. AND SLEEPING PORCH.
DOUBLE HOUSES.
Walking distance, near good school, on
paved street. rent, $3.50
AMERICAN SECURITY CO,
Douglas b0l3 18th and Douglas.s
.DUNDEE-F1ve rooms first floor mod
ern. Walnut lO92.'
1925 DAVENPORT, S4O.
S-r. and maids room down. 4 rooms and
bath up; hot water heat; garage; decorate
to suit
2S16 N. 2Sth. rooms and hall. all mod
ern.
o'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
lOi6 Omaha National Douglas 2Ti5 .
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MisceIlaneOas.
GlobeV Storage

stores. moves, packs. shipa. 3-horse van
and men, Sl.2 per hr.i storage s per
mo. Satisfaction guar. d. ASS n Ty. 10
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REAL ESTATE
HnN,lt LANDS ron SALE

NehrnsAsms
t0-so-Iea a 1Fo-acrc. unimrrovcd tracts.
90 IS miles from Omaha Stock Yards;
none over miles TO Ry. town. 500 10 So
Der acre. ~ cash required.
JOHN ~ FRENZER. III s. 18th ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-31
Careful Moving
Telephone Douglas 288
Fidelity Van & Storage Co.
Sixteenth and jackson streetss

Sixteenth and Jackson Streets
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FOR RENT.

WEST FAhNAM HOME.
heautiIQl seNen-foom, all modern homo,
finished Al oak and birch mahogany
throughout. fireplace. sun room. one bad
room lfxA; full basement. laundry. IN
fact. an exceptionally complete aud mod
ern home 80 per month Located on
9th Ave. Just north u Lodge.
THE DRAKE.
cfx-room apartments, Ultra modern and
complete IN every detail. inClddi ng
vacuum cleaning systed. Located az s2i
ana iarneyi VIII be ready Tor occup lncy
the first on November. Rent go per mo.
Reservations being taken now.
THE BYRON REED co.
Douglas 2G. ~ s. 18th 81 :
s-ROOM brick attached HOUSE, near s5ll
Harvey living room, dining room and
kitchen on first Moor ? bed rooms and
Ddth on second Hoofi oak ana pircn
finish; al modern. with full sized base
ment and fine little furnace. only E6;
rarely vacant ana an exceptional place
ERNEST SWEET,
ffnca al Harvey 81. Douglas 1lI2 :
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FOR RENT
Apartnl. nts and Fiat.

ApartnIs MS aud Flats.
The For Rent advertisement appearing
~ the For Rent column Of The lee daily
cannot be beat for variety that Will please
and I'LL The needs Of any one desiring to
rent Phone Tyler 100
DOWNTOWN ROOMERs.
8-room brick on 1913 Chicago, $50
OkEEFE REAL ESTATE co.
JOG Omaha National Douglas NIb
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Minister FOUND GUILTY;
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You'll make NO mistake
gaVIng q man a pair of
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-09
M00SERS MUST
Leave DOCTRINES
BEHIND, SAYS TAFT

Former President William II.
Taft arrived here Wednesday night
and spoke Of tho political future OF
the republican and other parties
for 1916, at a reception In his honor
given at the New Washington ho-
tel under auspices of the Young
Mems Republican club.
Speaking OF the organization OF
the progressive party. he declared
that n formidable member Of the
old party" strayed from the fold
and mixed together with some
sound principles crazy quilt OF
millenial nostrums. fads and pro-
posals, dangerous for free constitu.
tional government" He said pro-
gressives would be welcome In re-
publican party. but they must for
get progressive doctrines.
1T Is perversion OF popular
government" he said. when one
who is elected on the republican
ticket herds with democrats or pro-
gressives In the United States SEN
ate and house Of representatives.
a The keystone of the progressive
structure is the recall of judges
and judicial decisions. To this the
republican party is opposed. and
when former progressives become
republicans they give UP this and
many other progressive doctrines
equally grotesque.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-09
RUSSIANS take
5000 PRISONERS

tic Father the exar-who has now
taken charge OF tho armies
Similar successes were recorded
elsewhere, with more than 1000
prisoners captured
The Russian forces not only rc-
pulsed the Germans at many points.
but likewise delivered successful
counter attacks. No German move
mcnts about Riga wero reported.
Russians Now pursue
The Russians are now pursuing
the retreating Teutons. and have re.
occupied positions along the sere,h,
The car wired his Fluctuations
upon the Tarnopoi victory.
"On the Riga-D wina front. practic'
ularly In tho CroascckAu and Neu'
geut railway stations region" said
the official statement. the cnemy's
advance gas checked. We retreat
ed from the right bank OF the
Lauise
Enemy losses Big
In the Troki lake region we were
fiercely shelled and bombarded with
gas bombs. East OF Grodno. enemy
attacks continue. with heavy losses
10 the enemy. South OF the Nicmen
tho enemy is directing heavy at
tacks."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-09
COEbEL PICKED
AS CHOICE FOR
VICE PRESIDENT

Action OF the American Bankers
association on the report OF the
nominations committee was SEIZED.
uled 10 take place late Thursday
afternoon. as the last business to be
tran sacted by the association at
It's 4lst annual convention. which
has been in session here all week.
Peter w. Goebel OF Kansas City,
Kan. was nominated for the office
Of vice president OF the association.
His opponent was Sol Wexler OF
New Orleans Goebel got 20 votes
in committee. as against Wexler's
10.
Unanimous for Lynch
James X. Lynch OF San Francis
co was unanimously chosen presi.
dent.
The executive council will choose
the associations treasurer at a
meeting Thursday evening. n. p.
OF New York city is the most
prominently mentioned candidate
for this place. McLane Tilton Of
Pell City. Ala. and r. NJ. Wing OF
La Crosse. Wis. are the other can
dIdates.
Kansas City Nest7
The secretary also will be chosen
by the executive council, and II Is
considered unlikely that any can.
didate will oppose the reelection of
Col. Fred r. Farnsworth OF New
York.
Kansas City. Mo-. It In expected,
will be chosen for the next conven-
ton. altho Atlantic City, n. j., is n
contender
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-09
URIC ACID
SOLVENT
For Rheumstism and kidney Trouble
so Cent Bottle (32 Doses)
FREE

Just because you start the day
worried aud tired. stiff legs and
arms and muscles. nm aching head.
burning and bearing down pains in
the back--rorn out before the day
begins. do not think you have to
stay In that condition.
Those sufferers who are in and out
Of bed half dozen times at night
will appreciate the rest. comfort and
strength our treatment gives. For
any form OF bladder trouble or
weakness. its action In really won
derful
BE strong. we'll and vigorous. with
no more pain from stiff Joints. sore
muscles, rheumatic suffering. aching
back or kidney or bladder troubles.
The williams Treatment conquers
kidney and bisdd~r diseases, rbcu-
mntism and all uric acid troubles.
no matter how chronic or stubborn.
II YOU have never used The Will
liama Treatment. wo will give one
soc bottle (a2 doses) for your own
use free Contains no alcohol or
habit-forming drug. Does not affect
the heart.
Send this notice. with your name
and address. and 10c TO help pay dis
tribution expenses. to The DR.. n. A.
williams Company. Dept. 1884, New
Poatoffics Block, East Hampton,
Conn You will receive by parcel
post regular soc bottle t3a doseD.
without charge and without in
curing any obligations, one bottle
only 10 n family or address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-09
WOMEN
MIGHT TELL
HAIR SECRET

A great many Seattle women. who
have an abundance of beautiful hair.
knoy about a remarkable hair form
MIA which every wssnan ought 70
know about. For n number or years
Seattle druggists have been contln-
uaiiv called upon 10 mix this FORM
nIs Undoubtedly the use OF TINS
formula liz largely the secret OF the
beauty and luxuriance Of the hair OF
very many Seattle wofnen--and men.
TOO The formula constAtr 81 SIX
ounces Of bay rum. two OUNCES POM
de oomposee and one-half dracnm oi
rnerthoi crystals. Some people add
a teaspoonfuI Of perfume. New
YORK physician and New iork
cbsr1ist were recently consulted re-
garding the efficacy 81 this mixture
ana thew both say they know OF moth
ms, better 10 destroy daDdrun. sum
ulate hair growth. cleanse anu ~
vigorate the scalp, stop failing halr,
ana 10 make the hair fuffy ara give
n Iuster, Any druggist can turnlsh
YOU the ingredients, which you can
ynix al home. or will mix them Tor
you Apply 10 the scalp nlsn, ann
rnrnins ana rub in with the ringer
Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-09
CONTINUED
FROM PAGE /
TAFT RAPS RECALL
AND the |. AND R.

commerce law and it's enforcement
contains one OF the most useful les
sons to those who would defy the
people in the pride OF intrenched
power. II may take years. bot all
tho people cannot DO fooled all the
time.
Corporations have been driven
out OF politics. and while. OF course.
corruption IL not ever absent. the
danger OF plutocracy has disap-
pearod and the publication of poll.
tics has constituted a real reform
for which all good citizens must be
grateful"
"Nothlng 10 90 tlrnld ss cap
itsl and nothing Is so easily
able to take care Of what u has.
A hostile spirit nsnIfesteo In
legislation buttons up the
pockets Of those who control
wealth."
I'VE must grant increased rates
10 the railroads when the condl.
tons require n. and grant them
quickly. Millions own their stock.
They employ millions OF men"
we rhould repeal the full crew
bills that impose upon the railroad
companies the burden OF employing
unnecessary labor"
NO change in our social condi-
ton, Il seems 10 me. has been more
beneficial on the whole. to the
workingmen, than has this resort
10 the power OF combination among
them"
we should know that the unions
have come 70 stay and to remain
powerful factors In the progress OF
the community. But evil tenden.
cles have appeared In such combi-
nations Just as In combination OF
capital"
But the chief ground for criti-
cIsing the recent policy OF trades
unions is the fact that the power
they have legitimately acquired by
combination and have properly
used for the betterment OF their
conditions, they are now. attempt.
ing to abuse by seeking 20 place
organized labor in privileged
class"
The duty imposed upon the PEG
pie in legIslating by initiative and
referendum is so much more bur.
densome than that imposed by the
representative system in selecting
agents To do this work that the ma.
jorlty OF the voters too frequently
refuse 10 perform their electoral
duties, and thus leave to n minority
OF the electorate the decision Of i'm.
portant questions submitted by
referendgN."
1T is tnst as absurd 10 propose
70 build bridge without engineers,
to build a house without an archl
tect or a competent contractor, az
to propose detailed legislation by
votes at a popular election"
II an executive officer is dishon.
est he can, in effect. be recalled by
impeachment or by criminal trial
and conviction. and sentenced u
the ponitentiary. Under the sys.
tenn of recall. even Lincoln would
'have been recalled"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-09

pETRoGRAD. Sept s.--Austro-
German forces trying to Dust the
Russians from Gaiieia have been
sharply defeated before Tarnopol
Two German divisions and an Aus
trian brigade. preparing 20 make a
decisive attack. and reinforced with
ligh, aud heavy artillery. were fore
stalled by Russian forces and com
pletely defeated" the official state
ment today said Tho Teu,onic
losses were zoo officers and 5000
men captured. many killed and
wounded. and 30 guns. IL OF them
machine guns. and other booty
taken.
The victory was acclaimed hero
by great crowds They cheercd q,
as an omen OF success for tho LIT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-09
TEETH PULLED FREE
FIGURE SHARKS BUSY AT Y.M.C C. A.

meeting OF the sccountancy classes
Of the Y. VI. c. A. began their So
cfal and business meeting at the
association building Wednesday
night.
The meeting was to reorganize
the classes and arrange the sea
sons schedule. A social meeting
is TO be held at $3.50 every Tuesday.
and a new class In TO start Friday
evening. September "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-09
CHARGE SHORTAGE
IN HIS ACCOUNTS

VANCOUVER. n. C.. Sept. o.
John Heaps. prominent in the bust
ness affairs OF this city. and son oil
one OF the founders o. the Heaps
Lumber Co. faces charges prefer
red by James Muir. for Prather &
Co. OF Seattle. Heaps. former sec
retary-trcasurer OF the Columbia
Trust Co. is connected in the com
plain; with alleged money short
ages.
IL is believed a shortage OF sew
eral thousand dollars will be re
vealcd. following an examination oi
the books OF the insolvent Columbis
Trust Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-09
GEE! Leave BARK
AND GO TO TACOMA;
CAN You BEAT IT.

Capt. Salvador Lumberas OF the
Peruvian bark Belfast. in port from
Callao. has loaf IL members OF his
Peruvian crew. They took French
leave Tuesday Night. and yesterday
Capt. Lumheras appealed to the Pc
ruvian consul here for assistance.
Tho crew IL believed 10 be in Taco.
ma. and United States authorities
are on their trail II found. they
will either have 10 return 10 the
ship or be deported.
They left without their wages.
There had been no trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-09
AUTO VICTIM DIES

g. J. Fairhurst. whose auto ran
into William Z. Moore, salesman
for a Portland publishing house, is
still out on his personal recogniz-
ance today, altho More died yes
terday afternoon. suffering from a
fractured skull and bruises. sus-
tanned in the accident. which oc-
Cured Tuesday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-09

But in spite of all this will keep right fighting
Nd fight till every and child in Seattle
vy knows just what kind of dental they are en-
lid for their money and then where they get
long stand right with the people should worry
Mt Jealous and narrow-minded competitors may think or
~ And that do stand right with the people evidenced
n fact stated above that business is growing
1T have just had double the size of offices
add another high grade graduate registered dentist
wrsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-09

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