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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

DR.. MendsIsonn, specialist, fits slasss
q correctly. o. 8. Bank. Bid.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

The university and the public schools
win put out the sign Cuisines as usu-
aly next Tuesday morning, the day
when about $500 pupils and students
will once again resume their search aft
er the kind Of knowledge that is sup
posed TO make them good and useful
citizens. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

The public is entitled to attend the
meeting of the city council next We'd
nesday evening, when Mayor White
viii make few well chosen remarks as
he retires from the office OF mayor of
Salem, and Walter Z. Keyes, the mayor
elect viii respond with a few appropri-
ate remarks. 1t is possible that the
retiring aldermen win take the occasion
to thank the people for the confidence
that has been reposed in them and the
new aldermen viii do the same After
the council is organized il win act Of
fieiallv on the action of the caucus and
proceed 10 elect city Officials for the
coming year. The entire session is open
to he public in the city hall
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

L. H. Mcmahon will open law offices
the first Of the year in the United
States National bank, in rooms Sll and
3l2.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

During the past week efforts have
been made to find the body oS Miss I.il-
Ian Hrhaeek. who Is supposed to have
drowned herself in the winametse NY
er early on the morning of Dccember
Is John Hrhaeek, the father, and Hal
n. Patton, for whom the yeang woman
had been working at the tiale Of her
disappearance, engaged Mr.. Dennison,
whe has heen pasrOlkng the river on
resh sides for several days as far as
sSueesland. As the body has not been
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

If postal receipts are to be taken as
an indication of business conditions,
then-Salem was never in better shape
financially as the receipts for the Sa-
lem postoffice for the year 1916 amount
10 $92,493.54 This is the largest yearly
receipts in the history of the postofffee.
For the year 1915 the receipts were $79,-
$40 and for the year 1914, political
year, the total was $S6,660. The money
order department. of the postoffice was
also pretty busy yesterday, as it paid
out $1,000. a lyarge proportion of this
out $1,000, 4 large proportion of this
licenses.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30
Thirtcen hundred and eighty -seYea.

people stepped up to the counters Of th@
express offices in Salem during tie
month Of December and made affidav:5
to the effect they we're entitled TO tie
legal amount of booze allowed evelE
citizen, once in every four weeks. s
though some Of the affidavits were fos,
beer, it is a safe guess that more tha9
2,700 quartssof whiskey We're slippel
into Salem by the express route duriH.s
the month, due to great extent pos
sibly to the fear that the Legislature viii
get busy in legisla.ting penalty on 10
the bone dry law, and also ia the fart
that some folks prefer to celebrate Il
coming of the new year in their -oNa
particular style.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

There are two hundred young peo-
pie working in Salem 5 business hous-
rs, who ought to be Increasing their
efficiency by taking some useful stud
les in the Capital Business College
night school Think this over-yeu
may he ene Of the two hundred. Ii
SO, start the new year right by enroll
ing next week. New classes-aay or
MIGHT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30
First Christian church, corner Center

First Christian church, corner Center
and High streets, f. T. Porter, minister,
Bible school, 9:45 a. M, DR.. II. G. Ep-
ley and G. Searff, directors. Auto truck
leaves Highland, 9:25. Great orchestra.
A room for every class. Worship for
and sermon II a. M, New Years ser
mon. Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. M.
Fine orchestra. Evening service, Z 80
o CLOCK. Musical program by the choir.
Solos, duets, quartettes, choruses, a
great musical treat You are welcome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

Constable E. E. Cooper, chief Of pc
lice-elect Of Salem. took his oath of o
flee this morning before Recorder Ele
in and at - o'clock Sunday night viii
become chief of police in fact. Ea9 J
Race. newly-eleeted recorder, and at
the other elective officers of the city
have taken the oath of office and are
ready for the opening of the new year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

5 Supply your self with warm COM
forts and blankets from our lage stock.
Sale Npriees.--C. S. Hamilton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30
South Salem Friends, corner Of soutl

South Salem Friends, corner of South
Commercial and Washington streets, H.
f. Pemberton, pastor. Bible school at
10 a. M, B. c. Miles, superintendent.
This is "Young Friends Day in Sa-
lem. The theme Of the IL a. m. meet
ing will be "The Young Friends of the
Early Chureh.n Special messwages in
song by Miss Blair, of Portland, and
Ross Miles, Of Salem. At 3 p. m. both
churches viii meet at this church in CON
ference, good program and special
music. st 1880 Friends all meet at
the Highland church. You are welcome
Ito all of these services.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

Start the New Year right with box
Of La Corona cigars On sale In most
Salem stores. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

The month of December didn't quite
como up to the record for rainfall, ac-
eording to the report of G. c. Graham,
agent of the Oregon City Transports
'tion company and also official weather
reporter for the weather bureau of Port
land There was only AL inches of
rain, compared to 7.56 for December Of
1915. The river is now only S,5 feet
ahove zero, while one year ago it was
feet. The range of temperature yes
terday was from "a to 2S, while one year
ago il was from 35 to 25, all of which
indicates there are but few changes in
the weather.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

The Woodmen of the World met la t
night in their old place of meeting, o.
serving the event with appropriate, aF-
dresses and a lodge banquet. Next FtS-
day evening the meeting viii be held -
their lodge rooms 5in the Derby buila-
ing, with the installation of the follow
ing officers: A. J. Siwnink, consul corr
mander; Roy +. Campbell, adviser; r. =.
Nelson, banker; T.. S. Geer, clerk; G, q.
Cory, escort; John Printz, watehmap;
c. d. Ross, sentry; managers, A. Va0-
derhoof. r. w. Roberts and John L6n--
core; captain, C. O. Matlock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

Here is chance for some one who is
inclined TO good deeds to lend a helping
hand where it is really needed. Word
has been received at the Commercial
club that house is wanted for wo-
man who is working in the woolen mill
and who has two children and paralyz-
ed husband to support The Salem Social
Service Center has investigated and
finds there is q real case of need.Should
anyone happen to have a house near the
woolen mill that could be used, the in
formation should be sent to the Com
mercial club.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30
All Around Town
.k4-kt%**

DR.. Stone makes no charge for con
examination or prescription.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Gilbert, of the
Frame Shop and Giftery, win leave Sun
day for Portland, where they will spend
the New Year. Miss Ethel Walling win
accompany them to the Rose City.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

silk down mattresses make sleeping
pleasure, M slespless nlghts On "a
silk down.---C. s. Hamilton, solo agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

Comforts for warm sleeping, see our
window display. Prices right. G. s.
hamilton, $40 Court St.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30
Evangelist. Frank Mathis viii open

Evangelist Frank Mathis will open
his meetings at the First Methodist
church Sunday morning at IL o clock
This service will take the place of the
regular Sunday morning service It is
the wish of the pastor, the Rev. r. N.
Avison, that all members of the CON
gregation attend this morning service
and bring with them friend or two.
While Salem has been noted for its
warm reception given eyangelists, yet
Dr. Avison hopes the welcome to Mr..
Mathis viii be the heartiest welcome
that has ever been accorded an evangil-
ist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

A complete line of bracelet watches,
diamonds and iewelrv for your insree-
ton, at Salem S most reliable iewelry
store, The store With the street clock,
1890
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30
Things win be pretty quiet in the city

Things will be pretty quiet in the city
next Monday. All the stores will be
closed during the entire day excepting
the meat markets, and they viii be open
only until 8 O'Clock. OF course the
banks and all state offices win be
closed. The government was consider
ate of the people Christmas and allow.
FED one delivery of mail both city and
country, but for New Years day, there
will be no delivery whatever of mail
and the general delivery window will
be open only from 8 until 10 o'clock
in the morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

s. H. Snyder, rental agent, successor
o H. Bechtel & Co., 341 State st. Phone
1852.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

Chcice s room apartment for rent,
hot and cold water, rent very reason
able. phone 1895 1880
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

Jason Lee Memorial Methodist church,
corner Jefferson and Winter streets, w.
H. Ingalls,, pastor, Services II a. M.
and 1880 p nj. Sunday school, 9:45 a.
m. Epworth League, $3.50 p. M. r. \,
Harris, superintendent of Sunday school,
Miss Emma Minton, primary superin,
tendent This is the Sunday school of
the cordial welcome, Welsons all resi-,
dents Of North Salem, who are not in
a Sunday school.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-30

A few copies of Hyeena Kloshe MA
hee, Col. CradlebauGh Is little book Of
poems, the last Of the edition are on
sale at Patton Bros. book store They
mako n pleasing Christmas romemb-
rance, and cost only 80 cents. ef
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14
KOuntze Memorial
is Largest English
Lutheran in World

Tae hundred ami tblftY new members
aisi - received igt0 RSBnfzs Memorial
Lslihefan ohBfab nest stnaaY ~ con-
tifRaafioH aHd Oh fhs foilowiHa WsGnsss
~ oyer ~ 0fbsrs viii ~ reserved W
letter.
fhls d" saa flsV Dr D. .. Baiizly, ne
pastgf viii make Kggntzs Memorial
me largest Knsllab Lutheran o0sEFesae
ton ~ tho United STATES ana that means
~ thg NOFla ~ s08fse, tbsfs AFs soHns
larger LafsSgau congregations speaking
Gilman, Bat hoBa larger that Epsak Eng
len. KOBBfzs NamDnsl will hsys z.n9
f6eHbeFs
The continuation elgFs lsetafss havs
been s&HU Haebiy SINE Rggsmlsf !
ada hHee iaa 90 sYefaEe aftsH4aBey NJ
- morn coming nhs afs aifasay mem.
btfa ~ vim Naafsa ~ refresh fhelr mem
oflAs oE fhe ebHfah dectfiHss.
"hbDgt " PER- rent N ~ confirmation
eiass ere men
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14
THOUSANDS GAIN
GREAT BENEFITS
Object Lesson Gained by Trials
always Repays for
Hardghips.

/ Ezpsrfsnc6 Is hsfd ias< master. m.
tsniih9ss ne pay dsafiT fof szDaHsn0s,
B1t ~ evsb mr. great inject II aes
elnDiishs1, e1pfBenes pm
I u ~ ezDsf'ADee N wAfsfi61eH EBr0Bs
vii 6VsHtssiig ssfablish feai pun, lie
Dfiaa n WI vii mt have beeB me
crest
n me smaller planes n ilh saeb IN,
diN1Bsi bas spna e1stig ezpsfieHne. 0giy
~ laarn s1ins great ob5sef lasSeE ~
ssss 0ften usst1s gsAfs ~ s1fns peopis,s
Ives Tbeg suffer yssfs N A4Dny sH1
tSff5fe, DHiy - he retired bV s0f0A
fszEh1T DF treatment hltb1ygh ftey
be4s pain aeaHg ~ secure this inf0rma.
Tim N hey 1aB FsiisYs the syffenBas
~ a4sir feiNyge heir szDfHsn11 has not
bsaB IN gGiB
These f6ets are b4iGe dsnOneirA411
sHefV asH IN ons sids We hear N
NeKoar nm, aft4f suffering untold agofl~
~ ffofn sioma1b tf0sDis I'm nfte1n
yehrs, ~ reiievs1 ~ TaHlae, ths new ~.
constructive, Nfiiis from another s01os
8 prominent nisfebsBt tSsflnes that after
speHGiDG hundreds ~ dollars koF Gos1fs
@has ~ fAliege hsYsfs easa n chronic
eafaffb, he VIA BENEFITED insTnediasagv
~ TaBiso T1eg bAvs Dsi9 1ssfiv ~ VI.
eDHfDneh fb8t gD)eet Others nho hear
n fhsif szDeTsBfs9, af1 h0W thsz gslBe1
fslisf vii pf9flf bgweyer
ThSUsanas ~ msH nm WennsD In III
wsiks NJ lie 8fe 0alig ankBowle1SinR
ne bsnsfitF they haze deHvAd ffor0 TaB.
is1 IL 09ses n catarrhal affections n
NJ fDge0es f0embfsbss, stonalh, Bgsr
sDd kl1Dey troubles. TbeV feel fb6t tho1
Should cDfas fofNaf6 publicly snd teii
their fEDefisnoas win ne spirit ~ help.
fHg epmh unfNtHDats mn a8ffets -
fheg m
TaBiae baf ben foyH5 i1eal In ooabaty
iDR that NcfH. liafieas feeling that ~ 01jiy
NE fefbfpBHff n t10rs sfFi0gs oOigplieg.
tim ~ q general toBie IN bsifrsjok,
f1baf0NH men eUa uOfnnH, Il bpiids w
me pssgHa, efa9fea . kesB aDDstits, pro
Hlgtss 1jasstioD, Hitalizss g5e blood, sn1
brings baek o9i0r 70 he ehssks am
sphFsde ~ me syes
Taniae, me Ffeot rec0BstfietiVe tonie,
IL BaiDR especially introduced IN omaha
~ he Sherman . Mcconnell Drug store
iefh ana Dodge streets, Wbsfe the TanIse
man explains its merits aa4 the results
that paY b. sEpscte1 fran ~ use.
TahiAe nay be- obtained ~ Benson N
ne eonilefstseaffie Drug store Spring.
fed. a. FifgenbawH; Weeping Water,
Meyer Drug Co.. Nebraska city, Henry
n Cef Auburn. r. H. bort
Ashland. n II Cone Haimo, T.. o,
Fifebs Fremont, Br0wu-Frsdenckson
Drug store. Oakland. N. q. Harding 4
s0H. Garrison. Y. n. Koza. Columbus,
Purity Drug store Monroe, ffnpa Phaf.
macy, Madis0h. y. y. BUffs Nicsefson,
Young a Apgfris, Fullerton, Griffin Bros.
5foken Bew, " n. Lee; Unadlla. Frank
A Lincoln. Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14
Gordon is Making
Last Plea to Gain
A Stake for Life

"C0fsoH ne AaR6zibe Man" IL making
mr. ~ Ifek bi0aesi ngias,
Cslp,Ad IN bGdg, bDt uH1agHisa IN
sDirl, sif gor01l has stake4 pfaefissii1
he very ~ N an effort n Fss9h mo
Tsa1inz Dgbiie,
IN order N gain = s0ft n annuity
WhlgfI. with his offsf fmsB sayinRs,
would make him comparatively safe ff0m
want af,1 Bofs Or isss comfortable, Mr..
06Fdan must Obtain 40 new slbsefipii0Bs
~ reHeusi orders far ne Curtis Dssbilca.
lions Saturday Evening post country
Geufefsan ana Ladies' W0idh Journal
bof1fe april III
FiahtinR against terrible o1ds ahd Grip
ple4 lit 8 wsy that would make sons per
z0bs give 10 Ia despair, NJ Gordon IL
naklBR super ngman effort 70 keep
mo shadows ~ fate from overlapping hie
fen faY8 M sunshine.
MI n mite m tho aveFsRa person ~
RiVsa little nmDethg. KIM ward and
magazine order n fWo-t9 9E o0f-
don II IL another rJHg II ne ladder which
would Haks f0f i'm preparedness against
want 8nd charity
BF 01fd0n whose telephone number
b Dougios 7lW eau Furnish nay mag0
zine 1f combination of iasgazl0es aHd ~
81 1is 3ny 0ffef made
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

who IL visiting in Omaha. declared
that HIS invention would overcome
the ono objection 10 the Rittman sys-
tenn OF making gasoiino--.tho super
heating Of the coils and their cxpan-
sion by reason or the necessarily high
ptensure.
The hitinAn system sss widely aavsr.
tlsed = year Or N $50 and gas hewidsd
~ guarantee 81 gasoline A. much
lower price.
Hsosntlg The government issued book
6sseribinR this process, and when Walter
JOhpsOB read " ~ found thst the Hitt-
man proesss waf preoiahly the ono which
IN hAd discovered, ana On which ~ ap~
piled for patent August -. 1914
mo discovery which hs nAa nov made.
and fof phelh he hss juat applied for
patsnt through bis attorneys, oysre0mss
the difficulty ~ expansion Of tho coils
THE process IA simplicity Itself said
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14
Omaha is Some City
Says G. G. Kendall

tos AnRnfs "a furfenHE wpHt
HaaIHa<a depression ri ~ hlnInft atd
c Kendall who has mat returned f
omaha after spefdlnE ne siHfsf as
UsIHl m gaiif6uis
llHtldIHE operations ar6 absolutely fI
ID aHtsill Hama HfiiHlHm Nfb tHr
tf eafF ba'f HhB Hp afa auaHamat
Iu tsf condition Hhes h8Fe mIF n.
esm4aflsu fof tbs foundation marbl.i
80 sfs siandlnF mas wHr
HHaH bHe BIG ffat 8Me Ium ittt
mmteiF amriaftd nt pnIa aHd BaW
has taaf thftf Masi IN uH NHia ntt
lafa man have tseb 8hseiJisle a8alad
0Ws
tpll ga1. ns fine 90 Fal fa6a ta Hn.
maeb we hhfs q rsi country mff
h aa CaliaHHa 600 Hse n"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14
new CIVIC LEAGUE
In FIRST MEETING
rpass Resolution 70 Request Lover
Plat Rates for Water Used
to Sprinkle Lawns
NAME COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN

The Omaha Civic league IL seeking
low fl@ rate FOR water 70 be- used
solely on tbs lawns.
This would tend 70 beautify me
eitt,' said 3. L. ghamp, vino INTRO
dueed the Issolutl0n ~ the fret
meeting Of the civic isague ~ the
commercial club rooms. "sinos ne
meters have been installed ." BE- $40,
the lawns have not been IN as g0oG
shape On heretofore" There was
much discussion Of tho subject ~
NE meeting, and the statement var
made by some members thar this i0w
rate for lawn sDriukling DBrposss
Ha9 allowed In other cities. A eof6s
mittee was then appointed ~ wait IN
General Manager H0w6ii n ne
metropolitan Water district ~ see n
u were possible ~ Gst tbls sugKss
lion into effect The committee can
slets ~ Charles n. A. johnson ahd
frank Best.
wafah street GRADING
The KfaAina noW being d1Nh On NSfe
tlsth sn1 Forty at<a.a sna Pratt sfftsts
ma in that Immediate nfsehbsri.DoG. IN
also - he elosslg uaths0 Nv tas faAle
Win VtsW ~ ssSiBa 1i6t gbls sfsiieD %
DfsDsfig DsaUtifis1 - fhis 4f41lbE HbFk
Koes On, This matter W6s fsfsFFs1 ga
11hn A, BfDos, chairman n ta6 cIfY
Planning Go0nlsag9H.
The league II sisg - cAli NJ atfsHfi9H
n the oitY c1mUlssi1hsfg v dFs pro-
Dosed DsViHR n Center street. s51 ne
oonssqiNnt sxba1t6heg N sssiBg 70 10
fhat aH wstsf aEld sas nihigs an1 ofhff
11dSfEfou1h ssfVi1fs b6 pfopsfiY i8a
stalled befors ne paviHg IL iai1 Fl orGsf
~ hYold ne na61isss eHDsbss mn DIM
age renting ffsm frequently tsanGg -
me gsHs1nAnte aftsf fbey sYs iaia J, =.
White Ma ftA father N fiiis fasglufiDH,
Tns saRassfi0H N Nrs EVmHsY III her
anti splitting eAmDalRn nfe agr9ae1 ~
the lshRHe, mn ne issgBs f1prssse1 81
hsaFtg sympathy with tbis Increment
LesGae Plans EEDlafaea.
gtsnleV NJ fosewaf1f, me- BsWtg si6eteG
sA4bstsrH N fhs iea8ie fGl0wtnE
nesting N me- b1af1 N AlfAotDfs, stated
that II yiShR ~ b. f69fe aGfiHs ftsH sVsf
Def1fN t8g fesf me oDleefs ~ ne
lssKus, ~ ststs6s Hefs ~ f0ssSf re
DbHsle6l Improvement ~ OE66fia, ~ oHl-
HvafiBE t6e plblie tastae. Dg securing
An g91DtioB N an Intelligent permanent
eftg plan hi aAsssgHa mo enforcement
If fbs existing isug fDi1D1S1 - inDf0gs
ne city, mn ~ influencing hkisiati0H
i10kiHE therein. ne CREST f1atafitV ~
HohDaftisaB 8ng H0tis1ctaHen efsaf6zs
firms lntsrsStS1 IN ne Dfsgsieei HsVel0D
0sut ~ O8jaha are fsDftsehts4 II tbis
organization, of DsabBing u 1oiB, $50
Sc. HDbsWsIAfs
Jde foii1Hing ehsifneD wsfs aDDsantf1
f0f lae V9riOBe s6Hlf0iftAeet
lt5g6T NaDieg. B3biigitY COMMITTEES,
8fe ~ ". ffa5ss, municipal h19ss
kfHpihf frWnlf r.
fba4las a IGsB lfHal COMMITTEES.
Tf1faas y Ki6b9U. Rsf96b Net0k1fttfs,
frank q. Besf Was aA1e4 ~ the ns8s~
Dsfs sifeaHg appointed IN ne oit1 plan
ming committee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14
Road Bond Election
Proclamation May
Have a Wrong Word

Tho official proclamation posted by
Election Commissioner Moofhcbd. rslat-
Ing 10 tic special county paving bond
election contain this statement That
the county Of Douglas Issue and sell
81. Oo.oOo for the purpose u paving with
brick not leAs than n per cent tesi
Attention 10 called by ono Of the city
engineers 10 tho clause mot less than n
por cont tast." which obviously should
read not more than 81 per cent test -"
An city paving specifications require that
paving brick block shall not test moro
tbhn y per cent
A. matter u fact the value ~ a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

Johnson. It involves a experimenting
coll set in the pipe that carries the vapor
from ono boilor 10 the other.
The invention on which am now ask
ing q patent will overcome tho trouble
In thu nittman system. and when tho
patent IL issued tho new process should
b IN operation within thirty days.
ITS effect vii be 10 reduce tho price
of gasoline almost to what kerosene IL
worth lodhff because The actual rost N
making gasoline from kerosene will not
be more than ! cent q gallon"
Johnson designed and built q steam en-.
sine AZ the Omaha Machine works in
1911. and boiler IN 1871 through which
the fret studies On gaR9lEYA,yyerr made.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14
CREIGHTON STUDENTS ARE
HAVING ENGLISH CONTEST

Fa6aiiotI ptopsf ~ pls cfelqhlsD Afis
mn heisHes eylfsEe nM sfsFi Ami y
hh4 a@ HGi fie f1iioaihs ADH ~
ciaasss HiD b. interrupted ~ sstafdsg
a1f0.hE M wihb ds4 Niii take place
iht feaaine N tle maFas fef tba mind
qH9fier Tbs annual feffeaf 10 be n1ns
4patsd ~ taiisei JsnssBl y !. VIII be
bstf @onaag, Tass1aT am WsGBesdat
n bsEt wes<
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

paving brick ia determined according n
the per cent OF Joss sustained less than n
under test Its undesirability increases
with the increase of loss over q per
cent when subjected 10 standard rat
tier tsst.
The point has been raised as 10 Whistler
this error IN the county proclamation
would not vitiate the bond issue II IN.
bonds should carry.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14
INVENTOR WOULD
LOWER GAS PRICES
Hsbraskan Applies for Patent On
Process for Making Motor
juice from KEROSENE.
rs LIKE THE RrTTMAE SYSTEM

A reduction in the price Of gasoline
to almost the price Of kerosene IL
predicted 10 the very near future b.
an Inventor who sent hls invention
Tor making gasoline 70 the Washllg
ton patent office Thursday
Waiter Johnson " North t,Onp.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14
TWO WOMEN AND one MAN
hlppED ON DOPE CHARGE

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

WITH y 49, AfN|NN Wv
Tho future iiHl In The
meantime, during the
anxious period n an
psetanfy, li.age u q
iplsndld remedy kn0wn
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14
BUT THREE NEW SCARLET
FEVER CASES REPORTED

Scarlet fever cases reported
Charley and Montice Jones, chiiGB
Saving Institute
gtolinnky. 1871 South Twenty-elghth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

Treat Coughs and Colds ~ Once.
Dangerous bronchial and lung ailments
follow neglected colds Take DR.. Kings
New Discovery. Il win keep you well
All druggists Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14

Try si9ap's Liniment for Hhsn-
nnfism.
n you have rheumatism lumhara set
. be bottle ~ sioaBs Eminent IL kills
me pain All druggists Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-14
Home Celebration
Of Wonder Interest

Tho arrival nia baby IN The household
completely CHANGES tho antife asru.gt ~