Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-19
Nebraska
GUARD AYIATORS
TO FLY SATURDAY
Nebraska Air Squadron to Come
from Lincoln Equipped with
New Bomb.
FIRST LONG.DIsTANCE TEST
Iron q staff Correspondent.l

CHrom Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. Nov. IS Especial. Tho hor-
rors Of war win he brought home to the
people Of Nebraska when. on next Sum
day morning. every town between Lin
coin and Omaha win be blown up a%
the country between the two made line
Of desolation and death. when Captain
McMlllen and his war aeroplane make
raid on the country between the two
points.
OF course, nobody Is going to get hurt
and no town will really be blown g
kingdom come. but that is the way the
thing would be II Nebraska was infested
with an army from Kansas bent upon
getting even for the foot ball defeat last
Saturday of it's much-loved university
eleven.
The trip will be made principally to ten
out new bomb invented by -aajor
Arthur f. Haysel, assistant adjutant
general of the Nebraska Guard. Major
Hayse was formerly druggist before
he took up the war game and his knowl-
edge of chemicals has enabled him to in
vent a bomb which can be carried and
dropped from an aeroplane without dam
ger to the driver of the machine.
Avoids Use of Matches.
Heretofore it was always necessary to
light the fuses OF the bombs with a match,
which was a dangerous as well as diff
cult proceeding, dangerous because of the
proximity of gasoline and difficult be
cause of the wind The bomb invented
by MsSOr Haysel can be lighted without
the aid of a match and carries no danger
to the driver of the aeroplane. II the
experiment is successful It is probable
fhat will ba nd for ho
invention by the army aviation corps for
experimental uses as well as for actual
service, as the arrangement can be used
in the regular bombs for war purposes.
According to the order issued by Adju-
tant General Hall, unit No. 2 of the aero
company of the Nebraska National Guard
VIII leave the state fair grounds at Lin
coin equipped with bombs Photographic
apparatus, etc, about 10 o'clock in the
morning. Captain McMillen expects to
obtain a flight of from slxty-five to 1875
miles an hour, except in passing over
Waverly, when, on account of the mayor S
objections to speeding. he may slow down.
He will land at the rigle range in Ash
land and when he again takes the air
will continue to Omaha, where arrange
ments will be made for place to land.
Wherever n town looks as though 1t
needed stirring up a little the captain
will drop a few Haysel bombs to let the
people know that it is time to get UP.
Right to Sell Bonds.
That the Bankers Realty Investment
company of Omaha has a right to sell its
own bonds is the opinion of the attorney
general without coming under the blue
sky act. The opilion was given on request
of the State Railway commission and is
as follows:
Referring to your favor of the 18th inst,
with reference to the Bankers Realty In
Yestment comE~Cy of Omaha, in which
Interested parties desire to know whether
bonds 1t is required to take out a license
under and by virtue of chapter 19S, SEES
sions Laws or 1918. being senate file and
law. viii say. without expressing any
opinion as to the constitutionality of the
said act of the legislature. 4 is very evi.
dent that the Bankers Realty Investment
company of Omaha does not come within
the meaning OF that act.
Examiners in Session.
The State Board OF Veterinarian Elk.
aminers held an examination today on
applicants under a recent act of the leg
islature providing that the veterinarians
who have been in practice ten years are
entitled to continue the practice.
Farmers Come to Lincoln.
Today was farmers day in Lincoln and
large numbers were here. The CONNER
cal club rendered a big banquet to the
farmers and the merchants made the day
a dollar day affair. The banquet wal
in the nature OF a luncheon and wal
given at l o'clock In the club rooms
Governor Morehead, Dean Burnett Of the
agricultural college and T. n. Witten OF
Trenton. Mo-. were the principal speakers
The latter spoke on THE Neglected side
OF Business and said that the town
limits should reach out to include every
man who patronizes the town. His slogan
was Get acquainted with your neigh
bor."
MOrehead Returns.
Governor Morehead returned last nigh