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Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16
Mistakes Watchman
for Some Wild Game

A. B. Smith. night watchman at the
American Smelling and Refining COM
pany's plant, was the target OF a mys-
terious marksman who fired a load of
bir6shot in the direction OF Smith. Several
missiles entered the watchmans abdo-
men. He telephoned the police who re-
sponded in an emergency automobile and
started in pursuit of the man with the
shotgun. Tho accident occurred In the
early morning light when objects at a
distance take on hazy forms. The police
believe the man who fired the shot was
hunting and mistook Smith for wild game.
The victim of the shooting lives at 1115
Douglas street.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16
BRIEF CITY NEWS

"Townsend's for sporting Goods"
lighting rixturss-BurEess-or
Rave Root Print xt-Now Beacon Prssa
or. stokes removed to, tTt Brand. Tho
To sen neal Eutate-List Il with J.
H. Dumont q Co., Keeline Bldg.
wantsd-Experienced furniture sales
man. Address p 7SS. Bee. Council Bluffs
office
"Today's Movie wrogFam~ classified
section today. It appears In The Bee
ExCLUsIvELY. Fine out what the Va.
rious moving picture thsaters offer.
Sentenced for stealing Coal. Con-
Eales and p. Lapanos. Mexicans, we're
each sentenced to fifteen days In the
workhouse for the theft of coal from the
Union Pacific.
Three Fined for 1ightin9--J. ]. Sears,
c. Hamilton and L. L. Stafford,
charged with disturbing the peace by
at 6O4 North Seventeenth street
were each fined SO and costs in police
court.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16
This Cures
Any Cold
In . Few hours and the worst Case Of
Grippe or influenza IN Three
Days.
MONET BACK n II TAIEn.


There Is Just one remedy for coughs,
colds, grippe, influenza, etc, which II
so sure and unfailing that II Is aheo-
lutely guaranteed TO relieve any case un.
der money-back guarantee. IL viii
break up and cure any ordinary cold IN
twenty-four hours and the worst case
OF Ia grippe or influenza In two or three
days.
This remedy is Bromo-L. Lax; remember
the exact name TO avoid mistakes enc
dangerous cold symptoms, chilln, cough,
and nose, tight feeling in the chest and
lungs, depression and WEAKNESS, stop at
once. The system is gently opened and
stimulated TO throw off the cold and
cleanse itself OF the germs which cause
colds.
The prompt use OF this wonderful.
simple, sure and certain remedy prevents
dread pneumonia and consumption. Colds
are dangerous. Thousands are dying from
cold diseases every week In the present
terrible epidemic. No cold should be "al-
lowed 10 run" Stop II. Cure II quick
with Bromo-Lax.
| Bromo.Lax Is the only remedy which
contains no uuinine II never upsets the
syHtem or dlBtresaes the sufferer. IL Will
not make the head ring nor cause after
effects or depression. IL comes in pleas-
ant tablet form, easy to take, and as
sure az the sunrise.
Bromo-f4ax is sold by all good drug
Eists--price 90 cents per box, or sent
anywhere prepaid upon receipt OF price.
Made only by the Trib Chemical Co., $50
N. Clark St, Chicago, Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16
EVERYBODY ATE
But THE OWNER
Deicatessen Proprietor Sold
the Goodies Easily But
Hated Sight.
Had To "Train' For Business

AS the eyes feast upon the goodies"
displayed at a delicatessen store. the
mouth begins to water. But to the dys-
peptic the place Is a veritable bore. Even
the proprietor OF a delicatessen sickens
OF his environment when his stomach
goes on a strike. Here is A Rosenberg s
word for IT. He conducts an emporium OF
luxurious eats at 4l4 N. 18th street,
Omaha.
indigestion. sick headache. and con-
stipation had me feeling so bad that I
despised the looks of food" Mr.. Rosen-
berg informed the Tanlac man yesterday,
II had the headache morning. noon and
night. my stomach was sick and weak all
the time. was nervous and could not
sleep and I was always constipated. I
had a bad taste in my mouth. my tongue
was coated yellow and never could
eat bite OF breakfast. No human being
could me any worse off than I was AMI
not be bed-ridden. took all kinds OF
~medicine. but 1t all fooled me. was
slowly starving.
''Tanlac did more than restore my
health" exclaimed Mr.. Rosenberg, en-
Enthusiastically. 1T helped me in busl-
ness way, as well. love that place of
only trouble. / have taken only two
bottles of the medicine and 1 am over
those terrible sick headaches. l am eating
my breakfast now. my tongue is clean
for the first time in months and there is
no bad taste in my mouth. haven't been
constipated since taking the first bottle
and my healthy color tells me that am
healthy inside.
II bound out OF bed these mornings
brimful of health and happiness" he
glesfully concluded, "eat with a relish
and hustle down to the store to get ready
for business"
Tanlac is the hope of the dyspeptic 1t
stimulates the flow of the gastric juices
and thus aids digestion. Tanlac is a
purely vegetable food and tonic. Tanlac
builds health and strength.
Tanlac is being specially introduced in
Omaha at the store of the Sherman &
Mcconnell Drug Co.. 18th and Dodge
streets, by the Tanlac man, who explains
the medicine and makes known the re-
suits that may be expected from It's use.
advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16
Bles is Inquiring
Purpose of Club

James Bles. we'll known Greek who has
taken a prominent part in local politics,
arises to inquire OF George Cosmos what
Is the purpose OF the "Demosthenes club. :"
which Cosmos is said TO have organized.
who Is Cosmos. and who gave him
any authority to speak for the Greeks OF
omaha?" said Bles. He seems to have
appointed himself to be a ruler without
consulting any other Greek.
'The Greeks OF Omaha want TO know
what sort OF q fellow he is before they
give him their confidence. We want TO
know what is the purpose OF his club and
what he expects TO get out of It,"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
TellSHOW To Open ClOgEeA Nos.
trils and End Head Colds.

You feel fine In few moments. Your
cold In head or catarrh will be gone.
Your clogged nostrils win open The air
passages OF your head viii clear and
you can breathe freely. No more duilness
headache; no hawking. snufflins. mucous
discharges or dryness; no struggling for
breath at night.
Tell your druggist you want = small
bottle Of Eiys Cream Balm. Apply a
little Of this fragrant. antiseptic cream
in your nostrils. let Il penetrate through
every air passage OF the head; Soothe and
heal the swollen. inflamed mucous mem
brane. and relief comes instantly
II IL Just what every cold and catarrh
sufferer needs Don't stay stuffed-up and
Observation-Disclosures
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16
CHURCH REGRETS DEATH
OF Or. CHARLES SCHINDEL

The session OF the Wheeler Memorial
Presbyterian church. South Side, adopted
resolutions upon the death OF pr. Charles
NJ. Schindel who died last week at
Spokane. Wash. The doctor was a merl-
Der and officer Of the Wheeler Memorial
church for many years. The resolutions
adopted were signed by Rev. Robert L.
Wheeler. moderator. and John A. Brad
ley clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16
Permanent Relief for
Chronic Constipation
knowledge and Practice Of Cor
rect Daily Ha bit the
Great Essential.

Constipation is condition affecting all
classes OF all people and can be perma-
nentiy relieved only by acquiring habits
OF regularity.
The most natural time Cor the eiinin-
auve process is in the morning when
both the muscular and nervous systems
are relaxed by sleep and rest. When re-
lief does not come readily, It is an excel
lent plan to take a mild laxative at bed
time. cathartics and purgstives. that by
the violence OF their quick action shock
and disturb the system. should not be en-
ployed.
An effective laxative remedy that is
very dependable, and which does not gripe
or otherwise disturb the organs involved
Is found In a combination OF simple Iaxa-
tive herbs known as Dr. Caldwell's syrup
Pepsin that can be bought at the drug
store for fifty cents a bottle.
Mrs. c. c. Allen, 215 Foam St. Nav
Monterey Calf, wrote to DR.. Caidwell
that she had found Dr. Caldwell's syr-,n
Pepsin Just what was needed for consti-
patton and distress OF the stomach after
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16
MISSOURI PACIFIC MAY
USE THE |. C. BRIDGE HERE

After spending the night I'm the city,
General superintendent D'Bernardi OF the
Missouri Pacific made a trip over the
Belt line and then returned to Kansas
City. Relative to the report that the
Missouri Pacific Is laying plans to set
into Council Bluffs. Mr.. D'Bernardi said :
WE are figuring with the Illinois Gen.
trail to secure traffic privileges over it's
bridge in order that we may take freight
out OF and deliver freight in Council
Bluffs, but the plans have not progressed
far enough TO talk about them. II we
consummate the deal. We will have an
office in the Bluffs. don't know whether
we will use our own power in hauling cars
over the bridge
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16

You surely DO something for N. Judge,
dontchas"
"well, give Il plenty OF cold water"
said the Judge.
You sec. you can raise hair with cold
water Just like you can flowers and calves
and colts
Plenty OF cold water" said the col
lector. stroking his locks ana giancing at
Deputy Collector I'D Norths semi-decoi-
lete dome
But, Judge" we palpitated. the anxiety
which we felt creeping into our voice
how do you wash is2"
Warm water and tho white Of an egg"
said the Judge. That's very cleansing
and makes the hair silky"
ith the portentous secret locked in
our bosom we hastened from the office.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16
Gene Melady Again
Barred from Use
of the Auditorium

the Auditorium rental schedule, by plae-
ing the wrestling rates az % per cent,
with an advance guarantee OF 500. The
recent action relating 20 the option OF
a flat rate Of 500 was rescinded and tho
action OF last week IN connection with
an apology from Gene Melady also was
resclnded.
The old rate for wrestling was % per
cent. with minimum OF $500; then the OPP
tional flat rate Of $500 was adopted. sub
iect 20 an apology from Melady; now Il
is 20 per cent, with 500 advance guaraI-
tee.
There was no discussion on this last
action In the council. but II was explained
quietly that Melady's day OF grace hal
passed.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16
WIND0LPH CAN NOW
PLAY "H0ME, SWEET HOME

r. A. Windoiph. 1877 Ohio street. the
genial dispenser OF organ music at the
Empress. can now go home. For two
weeks Mr.. windolph was not allowed to
come near his family by reason OF quar-
antine For 10 cents extra Mr.. wlndolph
will play Home Sweet Home" with
feeling.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16

Enjoy lifel Keep clean inside with Cas-
carets. Take one or two at night and en-
10y the incest. gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced Wake up
feeling grand. Your head will be clear.
your tongue clean, breath right, stomach
sweet and liver and thirty feet OF bowels
active, Get box at any drug store aad
straighten up. Stop the headaches. bilious
spells. bad colds and bad days-Brghten
up, Cheer up. Clean upl Mothers should
give whole Cascaret 10 children when
cross, bilious, feverish or II tongue is
coated-they are harmless-nevsr gripe
or sicken.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16
For 3 niIioua AttaoIl

When you have severe headache. ae-
companied by a coated tongue. lothing
OF food. constipation. torpid liver. vomit-
ing OF partly digested food and ten bile.
you may know that you have a severe
bilious attack. While you may be quite
sick there Is much consolation in know
ing that relief may be had by taking
three OF chamberiain's Tablets. They
are prompt and effeetual Obtainable
everywhere e.-Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16
CENTRAL PORTION OF THE
UNITED STATES Is CLEAR

Continued warm and clear weather is
predicted by the weather bureau. The
skies are clear all over the country ex-
cept Norfolk. Va, where It is showing.
and Seattle. Wash. where It is raining.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16
Omaha Delegates
to Defense Farley
Picked by Mayor

Mayor Dahlman has selected Omaha
delegates to attend the national confer
ence OF mayors at st. Louis March 3
and 4, for discussion OF national defense.
In making his selections the mayor
ignored party lines. William Brewster
will be here next Monday afternoon for
meeting Of the delegates to be held in
the city council chamber. Mr.. Brewster
Is making tour Of the principal cities,
explaining the purpose Of the 81. Louis
meeting. which has been called by may
ors Of nine principal cities, including the
mayor Of Omaha.
The delegates selected by Mayor Dahl
~. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16
TWO SAY THEY WERE
ROBBED WHILE AT DANCE

Paul stupek and George Borch. attend
ing dance at Filth and lizard streets
Monday night returned home TO find that
Paul was minus $50 in bills and George
a check for 1856.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16
RECIPE FOR DAMDRUFF
This Simple Home Made Hair Tonic
Removes Dandruff I'm a Few
Applications.

Dandruff can be removed In from one
to five nights by rhe use OF the follow
ing mixture, which you can make at
home or have put up at any drug store
at very little cost. 1t Is perfectly harm
less and does not color the hair:
Water ..,....,.,.,,..u....O .One-haif Pint
Bay Rum ..,,,.,...,,....,......On ounce
Texola Compound. -. .one-quarter Ounce
Glycerine ...,........." one-duarter ounce
A half-pint is all you win need. Rub It
into the scalp we'll at night and after
fow applications the dandruff and scalp
eruptions will disappear and the hair will
stop falling and become soft and glossy
Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16

Zone of the most nourishing foods ID
rice, and as a pudding it Is more thar
merely dainty dessert. Prepared with
Cottage Evaporated Milk instead oi
bottle milk it is douhly rich in food value
for Cottage Milk has more than twice
the food value of bottle milk. Cottage
Milk solves the milk question. It /:
economical, convenient and always germ
proof. That is why It stays sweet fol
days after opening. no matter what th'
temperature or climate. Keep a suppl!
in your pantry always. American Mil
Company. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16

eating. II should be IN every household" !"
Get bottle Of DR., Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin and keep II in the house TO use
when occasion arises. A trial bottle, free
Of charge. can be obtained by writing 20
DIR. w. II. Caldwell. 4b4 Washington ST..
Monticello. Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16
Book Department
Transferred to
the Fourth Floor

our Book Department, former
~ ly located on Main Floor,
rear, has been moved TO the
Fourth Floor, where 1t has every
facility for the comfort and con-
venience of our customers. Bright
daylight, pleasant salespeople and
all the latest and popular fiction.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-16
Mrs. MOuItOn and Staff
Will Cut, Fit and Pin Free

OF charge any material you may
purchase at 9sc the yard or over.
Mrs. Moulton and staff are from
the well known Keister Dressmak-
ing school and are experts in this
line of work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-19
Confessions ofaWife

iAinly would have liked her TO be
great friends Wt,h me
Jim looked very queer. surely
he can know nothing about the ar
fair between Dick and Eleanor. No
man would voluntarily tell. g"
where the woman loved and trust
ed him. thought
As II ia answer to my helfad
dressed question. Dick made some
reference TO man Who bad ~.
Gently come thru big scandal
Nothing would ever come OF Il. "
said Dick. ~ he had not been such
a fool as 10 have told all about II
at the club and patted himself on
the back while doing Il"
But. Dick. you and I both know :"
asserted Jim. that a man always
tells He has won conquest and
what would be the Joy of conquest
II no one knew anything about it,"
Don't you think. Jim. that per.
hans the man IL not always so
much OF cad as you are intimat.
ingg He may be much tn love with
the woman. and ! think one OF the
chiefest joys OF love TO a woman IL
being able to talk about il. Every
woman, even II her love ls secret
and the telling OF II means disgrace.
tells some one. am sure.
Jim. whore you men make the
mistake of your lives Is in not Civ.
ing woman the credit Of being hu.
man. She likes her conquests To
be known also
Ito be eontinucd1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-19
JIM EDfE's OPINION OF
ELEANOR FAtRIO"

was very much worried when
/ received Eleanors last letter.
little book.
First ! knew that she must have
money TO get away from the city.
as Dick had confessed TO me that
all the money abe had had for
months he had given her.
At last I decided to send her the
money again anonymously. 20
got my check cashed into a $500
bill and sent Il to her.
OF course. | knew. little book.
that she would Immediately under
stand that had sent the money.
but II would not be necessary for
her TO acknowledge a. The con.
ventlona would be respected She
could soothe her conscience with
tho idea that she was not perfectly
sure who had sent A. did not
write her ans more letters and
two days afterward Jim Edle came
over To the house and said~-"Did
you know. Margie. that Eleanor
Fairlow had gone to Chicago to
liye7"
Dick began 10 blush and act so
strangely that / was afraid Jim
would notice IL. and 80 fastened
to an old friend OF her mothers. |
me that she had found out she was
not strong enough for nursing and
so she was going TO Chicago 10 act
az social secretary and companion
To an Id friend OF her mothers. /
think she will be happier there
Eleanor Fairiow has always
seemed TO me TO have been spoiled
by too much luxury and In
diligence" said Jim. She is one
OF those women who must be taken
care of. one OF those perfectly use.
less females. who. nevertheless.
can be very amusing and at times
most interesting. In fact. she ia tho
type OF woman that most men like
soft and yielding. who never
quite succumba, because she is not
sufficiently tempted Eleanor Fair
low would think she was desperate.
~ In love with a man and would
give herself unreaerycdly and say
TO herself she was justified because
she loved greatly and yet she would
be thinking OF herself as victim
of circumstance She will make a
splendid advertisement OF some
mans prosperity She will wear
the clothes he buys her beautifully
and Will keep his house and honor
clean and bright"
Heavens. Jim. what more do you
want In woman" interrupted
Dick. who had been much interest.
ed In Jim's description of Eleanor
Well" said Jim. I'm the first
place. ! want a woman with n sense
OF Justice. One who might posi-
bly, deny herself something because
she was made aware II belonged
TO another"
Jim, ! can see you are all at
sea In your estimation of Eleanor
Irairlow" You see. little book. |
felt 80 sorry for Dick that I thought
! must take Eleanors part knew
that he would not dare be drawn
into the controversy. u have nj.
ways been sorry that she would
not let me like her more. as | GER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-19

There ia one dressing room at
the Orpheum this week that IL
guarded most lealoualy In It's per
fumed precincts. BESSIE Clayton,
The Darling Of TeFpsichore. Sc
renely goes about her business Of
secentuAtinE her blonde beauty
with paint and powder undiA,urbed.
Bessie has watch dog.
or. 90 be- more exact a dogress
or. To be- even more excrueiatiugs
~ correct. a canlnstts
Your chroulelsr 81 this latest nd.
venture into back stage mysteries
was held up at the sanctnm portal
hy a feroesous bark about the mize
Of a young tre~.toad'H evensong
~nehes" commanded musical
voice from within. Come here this
instant. Wouldums hurt tho nice
man
Wouidums would. evidently. had
size correaponded 10 excited deter
minAtlnn
nebc ia ia inches. over all
lyon mustn't mind her" said
Bessie. she knew I wasn't fally
dressed. She would tear any one
to pieces who tried TO enter my
room before | am dressed
Perhaps she can tell na about
this back.tn. ths.fArm idea ~
Yourn. the reporter vsntured.
Bessie laughed
Bessie has the softesi big blue
eyes and the hardest legs in Amer.
lea. Roth dance. but dancing
doesn't harden eyea~-not always.
Yes. she said. this IL my last
season. have a good husband. a
darling daughter. and plenty Of
money. am guiug to my farm and
enjoy their company. I'm sick OF
running about the world
That's what they all say. But
they seldom quit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-19
MEMORY SLOWLY
RETURNS TO GIRL

Memory Is returning TO Minnie
AndrIfs, the girl found unconscious
near the old Mount Baker pumping
station, with her clothes wringihg
wet Tuesday night.
The case is clearing slowly un.
der the observation of dozen or
more interested physicians.
She remembered many facts con.
corning herself Wednesday. but
was unable to tell how she lad met
with the accident
Tho only detail she recalled was
getting on a street car and going
downtown Monday afternoon, and
into n department store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-19
ROONEY DISCUSTED;
ASKS FOR SIS, 900

PORTLAND, Jan. 19.-Tho he
gilded the steeple OF st. Francis
church $50 feet in the air. painted
the flagpole on the North western
National Bank building. 200 feet
above tho pavement, and fought
with the Japanese at the siege of
Port Arthur. Clarence Rooney.
steepleiack, Is on crutches today
after falling ten feet from dinky
water tank. So intense Is his dis.
gust that he has filed suit for $685.
900 against the Milwaukee railroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-19
CONTINUED
FROM PAGE l
DRAGON IS KILLED
BY A PRETTY GIRL
Continued from page ~

uantie plant OF the Chicago
Herald was employed. 10 shown
under the direction CT William
Fox at tho Clemmer theatre,
beginning "Wednesday.
Tho story 10 about a corrupt
Judge who tried TO railroad
labor leader to prison, The Ia.
Dor man escapes with the aid
OF a newspaper reporter The
reporter loses His Job for his
sympathies. The Judge then
attempts 10 betray the labor.
er's wife.
Out In the copper district, the
iahorer strikes II rich. The re.
porter and he return. buy an
influential paper. and proceed
to demoiish the Judge by show.
inc him up. Tho Fourth Es.
tate" gives a realistic idea OF
the speed and the power Of the
press.
a WsIilnnford comedy com.
pletes the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-19
1a111I17a4
ALEXANDRIA

The Destroying Angel" heads
the new show at tho AlhAmbra
Wednesday. II IL fascinating
story Of blended romance and trag
edy, Those who Ike exciting
scenes viii find pleasure I'm a chase
at sea In The Destroying Angel. :"
Three OF the sp.ediest motor boats
in ,hs country were used In prepar.
Ing this scene on the waters of
Long Island New York.
A comedy completes tho pro.
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-19
COLONIAL

William Russell and Charlotte
hnrton are featured IN a five.part
Mast.rpleture entitled The Thor
onghbrvd. II tells OF a New York.
or Who finds manhood Ia the West
A fight with the bandits on train
Is one Of the stirring scenes. A
powder explosion nj a mine la an.
.e,hss. .-..-..,.,.. .a@e... ''eo''''' '''-7 ''''
Cissy Fitzgerald IL featured on
the same bill in a comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-19
MISSION

Mary Fuller Is starred in the Imp
three-reeler. The Heart OF a Mrr.
maid. a romantic comedy drama
OF the sea. at the Mission theatre.
beginning "wednesday At dinner
the men lament that there IL no
girl who daFes DO As she really
feels like, They go ON deck TO
view the famous Mermaid rock, and
here Is where they see tho baauii.
fnl mermaid
A two.part Sestor comedy.
Where the Heather Blooms" com.
plctea tho program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-19
CLASS A

-Four features are offered on the
Class A bill for the balance OF the
week. beginning Wednesday.
Every Girl. a threo.reel KnIck
erbocksr. heads tn. bill. A com
edy entitled Mica Minute Monty. "
another comedy entitled Caught
with the Goods. and scenic. In
the Canadian Rockies" comprise
The real OF the program.