03-21-1919*Marvii 14, 19113~wif
is rf bondr<dgrnELv»'ino ies-:the home ofWg] er.FI. Walker.. jr., two miles wen
uve.an said lo have been the "Tuf alcoholic Iiquor nuden
nsincetheprohibiiorylaw1l§t»|:ti\s.The barry?con-,C00 gaiions QLWTYIQ, sgal
,---H -'Jine.wa lu l. h un piieéd
Imum and the Waifa werewizh iltegnl possessn of li-Tlny:ruled that they wovhl
ease. on the grounds that theri nat been iliegdty xrmnnfnv-
Thrywldthe-:tame: m u3' hadbeen paying the fulon their wine nndglking re-rrondingzolheferalI i w
1. they were unawme of havulml any Inv.; Thr elder Wa¥k
vvzua old and his son in 40.
. e a r_.
"SAFETY FIRS'l`!"
-Nr. Stock Buyer
n - n n
Before you invest your hard earned
cash in any kind ofStock,getthe
advice and Inside information ofone
man. Who knows.
\
\I...
gflw Gretchen Mnmmert celebrate-.Ehedghth birthday, on th? afternoon
of March 8. Eight guestswere prtsnllt
to help make the oauion a succ ess.Games were played during the aIt=.1-
YOU CAN HATCH MORE
AND STRONGER CHICKS
w|1'|-| SOFT-HEAT
1y|
If you want to know what your in-
vestment in Stock is Worth and how
to cash some of them. write me.
e
GEO. SCllROEDER, Financial Counsel
542 Railway Exchange Bldg..'
°0MAllA, NEBRASKA
aiunl nmr Florence for man;foreNebrnah wentd n
popular howtess
served s duinlgeiuncheon, the centerofsttnc tionins'afinebirthdn;
nice bearing eight -cmdles. The evrntwasmoat enjoyablefor a llprgnenl
ll. J. ANl)[l!SON
C°n§\f@~¢¥¢tTile Casing and Tubular Wells
DEALER IN
Windmills, Engines,
Tanks, Pumps,
Feed Grinders,
Lawn Swings,
Pipe and Fittings
&c.&c.
oppte CROWELL ELE iAToR
£21 *'"mir, Nenr.
There is NoBetter Time Than House-Cleaning
I|...\ m l i l o f ) '»n n r c t i o nw i t ht h ep o n i h h
t u r nn f'l hor o n l h c n t e dwi n e
:l yI .!9 l '1 , t h #W a l k e r slula'
v a g n n t a L h n t t h e i r g r a p e vi n e
|
G-AQS
'Sin \-guzmgiuu peering,we'|\ gladly give you expert adviceand help in the matwn end submit estimates.01 course thereis no obligation on your part in asking lor the facts und figures.
We nre so sure that gms as e fuel and illuminunt will prove sosuperior me otherways Lhnt we promise you'll find xt. well
worth your while w investigate.We, of course, dun't expect. your patronage on any other
basis than Llm: you ivill serve your own inmn-sw bygiving
il w us.Why not investigate!And wdsyi
BLAIRGASCOM PANY
BLAIR,NEBRASKA
H. OLLERMANN
Four Doors West ot the Castctter Bank
BLAIR::::NEBRASKA
THE LARGEST NNE OLDEST EXCLUSIVE
l JEWELRY STORE IN THE CITY n:
VAN V ALIN DEP AR TME NTSTORECHANGES HANDS
.. . . . . »
Ovens And Smlaon Of Omaha And
»i|-
-were kiilecl during the unnruai winterfrom the floor.He proved to be J hnBIG llHA U L.following the pnmage of the p|1>hlb»-hi? of Blair, a """'$'?¢E1'°"' n$e?§;|¢|-hiMonnw.eprf scntnliveerdedle ~o .. I lan~ Ofil»The aiding squad Iocatedbar;hi:n.\rrlfb; explaining that he MZ' in-
- -*
Floy d Van Vslln lut week sold his
Ha mm d e 5 : ; \ a e n tstoretoL.M.Owens ofand F. A. Slllnun
ol Bloomfield and Thursday the storewqs c losed forinvoicing.Thenewowners announc e that they will open
with a outprice sale that will matorédlreduce the stock.Jr. Von Valin tnsdes lhv shock for
farming lands near Bloomfield, Knot
county, He wall not leave Herman forme present, at least, having other inIQYEBIA to look after hone.His deal
with Owens and Salmon does not include his rlsno business and he ex
pects to ul spate of his present storkol' liuiruments, at least, in this terri-
tory.He still owns s store at l`Iel.1.l:
er. about six miles west of Herman.
Mr. Van Vdinbeen in bu-incaohere about seventeen gems and~been one of the live business men uf
'Herrnan, and at ls tho general foclimthat the town is suffedng o dislim1
ions by his \\'i1hdrnws1 from its business circles.Mr. and Mn. Von Va
lin will be missed no less in the social
The Ur uha.Automobiie Shawisnne fair gausge of the prosperity ard
uurchnsinxpowerof thellinzzmmalley buying public.This show, at
whic h almosteveryknownmakeiaupon exhibition from the iight pieazs-
ure ear to the huge truck, of a quality
to mi tmost criticaljudgmentis :1rle1:i|||:d rl:-|mriI.|re from ai perl-dd, not
so !nng since, when prospective pur1ha50r$ were interested in most av;:art of n 'mobile with four wheeln, :1
ium.'sframemul one-lungmom:
vneolumlsm.
- olie:-manRec ord:-CharlesNelson.
countycommissioner,cannotbeac-c|.n¢£'¢l Q! spending the cm.\nty'a money
on the roms near his home zo the dez
»imlnt efmther {:;\nions of the county, an-ranting.:-tor. Camemn who de-
clares the road near the Nelson farmis the worst he tindx in his ierritory
1.PURE SEE D n m, ( ;0E5 To
DEFIIAT xx TIIE 1m1:=x:
gLi{sh-coin,Nob..Marchl l - A fr n
1emrrmiiivi nt\:§¢§|e,yi+ z " '»;"J=.@ma~/a'n"&faa°§,
zsw,f1r¢§°&|so, iw fm-1.54.g1.\u=. nml
g-f»== astha pure mulbifl, wen!
1wn in ¢|£f('a'l.Mnrriaun bf Sarpy county mmlc :\motion toincl;-Iinib.ly puntpoueUn
bili and than was e.1r|'ic|! by 11r u b
stnntinl majority.Reynoldanf Douglnwsvnel onenf
=ho¢c,who ie-J in the fight. on #ho lnil.
fvbich ins Cpposed by ali nf ihe me-I
izouaes in the state.He' pro :owl various armndmeuLs. ali or \\l\icl\ won:Iraignc d to tum; the teeth out nl th--
1Il|. but thr-y al! fniiml.'On# of the sensational inli||m1l1 nl
:he debate occurred when l2eprc.svni.\l£\eHamlin ca!lrai nttentinn to t!;r
|~n!k~rr e ~ c e .Amodernwinepress and other uuznails were in the
basement.
JOHN LOTHRQP,
|A r r o n n e v A f u w
TheM"1hodi»=t churchpele :le-cidrd at. n buaincss meetingednes-
day evening to cléluy their plans forrvmmlcllnthe church until some fu
n e t1e p r e s e n|w ee|. V a s n i n g t o n r o n n l y l u u l 'm r n g u m ! o n
h e fl o o r o f t h e h o u s e . a p r r w n i u t m -
w i r d i n t h e d e fe a t o f t h e b i l l n m ! \ . \ } 'n
:~ Mi
r \ c U c T ih l o a n d K i m n T e o u r i i
Oi il ce a n W al ke r Me n us . Fi rs t
Do r n S o u t h o f Ci t y ih l l .
BLAIR,NEBRASKA
.,.,..¢,_.'.¢~,~ ~' f.Hn~ 1< ;~
L e t u s p r o v e t h e s e c l a i m s b yd e m o n s t r a t -_..~' ~f'""§_'.§,
i n g ' t h e S o f t - H e a t t o y o u , a n ds h o w i n gy o u~`§ » ~-
w h a t o t h e r s h a v e d o n e , a n d a r ed o i n gw i t hBroods Hundreds ofChicks
t h i s W o n d e r f u lH a t c h e r ." . 2 § f ¥ l 3 $ " § $ ' l 1'1 2 ° "
6SEE THIS GREATEST 0F ALL INCUBATORS AT 0UR FACTORYe
|>0n1|i|z lwwrmole co.§;'":;a::i1'§fJ:":;'a,, ~ me House.Blair,Nebraska.
te nde dt oh i mt h econ rie me :\M n
} a fm - ¢ » w i t h o u t a n y S i m n l e r o r u l t e r i o r
m o t i ve .
d~ide to go el~where.-H~rmnn Rc
cord.
` The Soltélleat Tubeless Incubator is
.Different---Practically Automatic'
COMBINES zo SUPERIOR FEATURES:, Center Lamp and Heater;Absolutely Equal
Temperature; OnlyOue Filling of Lamp Makes Complete Hatch; Requires Only One Fifth
the Oilof Other Makes;Eggs Turned W ithout Lifting or Removing Trays;Perfect and
Automatic Baleaoe of Heat., Moisture Vetilatioand Regalti.f,nn9.on.~~~ L o s e ' l i m e
L a bi a ff a n d-At te nti o n..L e s s Th a n Tw o Mi n u t e s a D a y ..
SOFT-HEAT |sL|KE
NATuRE'sOWN-Not
the Harsh Dry Heatof
theordinary Hatcher.
There's as much diifer=
ence as there is between
Soft and Hard Water.
TWENTY-FIVE Years
ofSUCCESSNUL|N;,
CUBATORBu;LD|NG
BEHIND IT.
SOLDUNDER AN|RON-CLAD
GUARANTEE.
~.;_N ;
z e ;
"E-s*. , / *
Children Operate the
Soft=Heat Successfully.
YoucangetMORE
CHlCKSatlessexpense.
The Profits From One
Hatch in the Soft=Heat
willPayfortheMa=
chine and Give You
Some Surplus
Money Besides.
so: ms ouoootx siovs
Nearly Three Months of the..
Best Hatching Season isyetbe-/Q~_
fore YOU.You can make several$215. ~
H.undred Dollaizsfrom yourpoul=-i ~ ~
try by getting started with aml ~ ~
S O F T - H E A TH A T C H I N G Q U T F I T~r
l,;, hf1' .r~l~.~ ~
iolnlion of the antilobby mls' of llature time.The cod was to be in \}¢-ole!fei¢l\b0r?\00ff of $3006.00 and a mn-Mr. J ohn Iilnco of Kennnrrl. uns a\ll .,..{nJnninoneliurlcwlU=<"jni!.) thought. this yen}° of high prir-.mflqar ugisimr today, dropping: in foy unmrmnL,.m,.a,,|___¢.mm, zo 0scnrt lhv pcrxon | vs not conducwe to oulldmg.usd. wvth the Editorof The Enlerprmv
\r m .
- $A L0C~§1- NEWSPAPER ~' 1 " \rn| N'rs 'ra n zrws '-zfmdlu
r o n ~.|Ri»AY§N0 r.e.vom:za_,
GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT
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F/OL . XXIII `.Blair, Washington County, Nebraska, March 21, 1919 .` ~NO ,7
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II
PEACE OVER \v1|.soN°s BRAD
Senator Potndexte Bear ColCm Act IndIepend:at1:r
W u h toutgn,H u s h 1 1 -eau-greenmen t h e m ?heldV over t a r uthe proposal made wdw by SenstorPoindmcter of W uhlngton when Nu!-
iny |. Parts dtspeteh stating that theAmerlctn peac e dale;ntlen ern "el-
taunded"m d " p ved"beeauwFnenehFoxeigainlsterPiehoa
:courted the feasibility of includingthlue league in the peace treaty.
a p e l e e t z e e t y i s to b e n u e a tybetween Genmny md the ellis, and
u Ge r n m ? y i e n < ; tg . me : n b e r g th e
ro etiu e . t r l t neegow that can be embodied in e. treaty
with Cennxny," be llld."Le t ne ue
be madeand our troops bmught hour.W h y B n o t the entento able tae
m a n n g m i n E u r o p e . ?I! th eAmericanlegntiou refuses to nuke
peace with Germany. let the eutente
make peace with G°'=m{_ and letcongress muemble end dee ne peace
an d p n u e ia vr tn i ar ln g f tha ltmu t-
can nnny home."Congress hu the mme power tode ela re p ea c e m I thu tod ec lxn e vlz
and hu run contra! of :dl movementsof the a my n ad " gg i nc lu ding the
romm|.ndcr~In-chief.ere have beeneomemisconception: of the elemen-
l 4 y_n'eatures of our government.
e dispatch quotes the pnelidenlnu sayin thlt the 'league ls vital tnAmerica.On the c ontrary,in his
s p e e c h ln Ne w Y o r k . h h lu t p wuttcrauee In this country. he h mae!!mid it would be a 'supmne ,tm-ig.-,,,'
" th a t the American delegationJlouldbu piqgd at the French
nothing new.zhmve consistentlytended to oppose Frenc h and tofavor the Gemma; u to boundaries;
as to punitive indemnitier ll to ln-'~ = m- =; ° w-agf the fileltoan lz
.as to ns 1min g; u -ishment of the kmimr, dna the ver;beginning of the conference.ThelehorAmericanpoop,we n t , u e or
Fmnm."
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2.
ar\ ~
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a n
i n u p n n i o n n f th n lu wh o ws n ~ f
nc tly lntlrutad.The grave maceth lt wg g n " Mg o n t h e f a n s ; u
ure man or 1 51,~Hg.=,pg_-<1 |.| tho by magic. The old
cu 'returned usd these mensmiled as they have not amiied fo.days.T o t h e f u a o u t h o f t h e g a l -
len, nz n group of umznen wht' IuvcworkedconnlsiznllforthebillThere were no smi es on their fue:
as the negative votes piled up_nn;ithe day app-earrd nureiy kat.
\
i . .r r l fv 19\f*g»-1;1 ;§Y | . »
G IU G I II s o f u h u l d e t e r m i n a t i o n .
Se na hr Lmmc t declared he fav-rud the e n !lu i I th e 1-p o a g u a»~»»»%f"\»»= woutd not be merud
|voting for the connitutiun asnaw~nm: without amendmcat.
CONGBBSS HAY END W AR
WITHOUT PEACE TREATY
SAYS S EN AT OR L xr mo or
Walhinfton,March 15 - If P ra d -d#-nt W in n d oes not negotiate n
pence treaty taliafnetory to e u n -
ntv, Senator Lenroot of min.repubiic ln, said ln an lddrnl on the
Eoeszrw of nations before the Wuh
~=\n=m ;s=1"l> hm ~,,-
ANDIDATES FOR OFFICE-CITY AND scnool.
" ~ th u :e m u an °Us\r¢ha'~ed with more nihltnry powers
~u were ever yielded by any dea-t on earth," he uid."Here ix- abum of nve men, without my lim-
tions whl%a1be\l;er "P§== Iiiheir auth-
ty ,t vr one ec on,oucu~»-€3f§:'§1~ is no upped save to
~ed torees.If this be not a mem
n of of the very command of therid, than the language of agree-nts cannot create powers."
iting the questions which he amiduld be brought before the leatgue,ator Reed said that among emht be n grant by Mexico of landspan, or,slle by Colombia of iand
some foreign power which c ouldmam! the annna c mal.
e disarmament provisloos of the1e cjmrler. the Missouri senator
ned, would give Lhe executive
» il absolute power to limit Amer-nrmament.He added:
'We may be beleaguered by ene»~All the enemies of destrudion
y be gathering about us.Yet. onwe can gain the consent of thu.mxsbers of the world {the exec
ve rouneil), we must remain un-pared and meet our fate with
ed hands."\
AGI TATION FOR sz-:wana
Quite a crowd congregated at thecity council ntee1l:_1{ at the city coun-cil chamber last csday evening tohear a discussion of a proposed sewer
system for the c ity by a representa-
tive of an Omd u.en nearing con-cern.It viii be rmm§'..e1 that En-
¥iM¢1 Maru, of Linc oln, who plan-ned and installed the municipal electric light and power plant, was em-ployed #af the city council,on the
completion of our electric plant,to
make a grade plan of the city for an
sewer servic e and was paid $500.00out of the c ity tnaaury for the same;
and that at an elec tion called for thepurpose of voting on the proposition
to vote bonds In pay for the systemthe proposition was defeated by n dcdelve majority .
Municipalities are much iike indi
viduals;there are at tot ol modernconveniences that it would be nice to
have if the means ot proc udng themwere available.It must be remem-bered that these engineering ooncerna
are looking for lucrative employmentmore than to =g»»interests of the
community in w ic h they have no interest, other than to get the money.As lndividuda we would like to have
all the modern conveniences in our
homes, but, as a rule, the successfulbusiness man Berocuroe the money to
pay for them fore installing them.this is what th e gy sh ould dofirst, provide means to so the Inou-
ey lo pay for them;and when themoney is in hand proceed with the
conn ion.
It was decided to hold anothcnmeeting on the evening of the 28th
inet. at the same place wherrn rt°,»-
resentatlvo of the engineering om.eorn will again be present to furtherelucidate and present an estimate of
the cost of the system proposed.
'rlasrr !dADB'0F CONCRETE: C411
Pi nt One Ever Built Delivered TcIllinois Central
Chicagv.March 17 - Th e ti n t 11'inforced freight c ur ever built.w|.~delivered today m the Illinois Central
railmui for operation in its con! ur-
vice.Th e u r was duiirnad W*onwar demands made :tee for twa-mercill uses Mmm: unobtairralde.
The car is light. it.: walls being oneand one-luif inches thick an the
floor two and one-half inches thic k.It hu been tested for a c apac ity of190,000 pounds.
mo o ~:c n ' r n mx s iv r n s o x
IS TTEAlP'l'!NG sou? n'E'rA'r
Vrashingtnn. March 18»--Medill llc-Cormick.rapublican senator-elect
from illinois. il-mod a ltltement tu-dly ulerting that my ¢f=\=°°1'd\i|> 1|up naw; from Amoriea to Great B45
mn and Flnance could have been im-posed only to prevent pdblication of
me 1:Rinion of tht Alnerk-an peophande xmi tu de o f :muo n to wa rdthe constitution of Use lemme d rm-
llunl."Europe must c ome to undentxmdum Hr. Wilson u attempting as coup
¢l'etat in delhnnu of the diclalon ofthesummonpeople of Amerlca ut-
tnn d I t the lut e lec tio n." th e : hwment said.
BAILFY RBNOUNCESDE MNewarkNJ?| ° 5 2' { " ° p A g T
||a Iinsthatthedemoc ntic party h u"ceased to support democratic rin~ciples," former United S u m J L .
tn t J m p h :i i d B ill; o f Te xuti lle -
cares i n mess re t theerxld "aever again vom for thb
ta .n n wnantlir redgcex .Sir lb e r s t y a n d ~
esuri y increuea our taxes."
ool olllcers have been Bled in theclerk's ofllce, as follows:
r Mayor: Magnus Johnson.r May or: Harvey Poundl.r City Trunrer: R. G. Allen.»
r City Clerk: Harry Morriar Councilman-Fin! Ward: Geo., W.a mi c h u l.\
1 Councilman-Second Wind:John. Newell.r Councilman-Third Ward:L.A.
qrnbcrg.
Quoted By Dealers From Th irir To
Forty Dollan Per Ton
Hay has made an ldtitudc records
U. is now from $28 to $40 n ion.OneLincolndealerMondayafternoon
quoted hay at $28 to $34 a lon.An-
other quoted hay ll. $35 a ton, ml=-aid he had bought a ca: of nlfulfmat Kansas City 1|-It 'W ednead\y. ~
of $35.25 anion La b.Th e f l c g imin on that hnlay to Lincoln was 13 I-2
cont: por hu red giuouldl, nmkin_Fhitcoal. #$?.55 in Limo n on track.L1same dealer has tried in mnnLplac~es
to get hay but the model; in na.
Arthu r De witt nays he went toOmaha Sunday :ml was on :ha mur-
ket for hay Monday morning.HewantedtobuyTherewereubovl
twenty c a n on track.Among tbuyers wem about Mlec n h mwho had nt up lll night in onler tohe on hand when the m.arl.c£ opened
in the morning.'They were after hywith a \eng!:mr.°e and tho prices sud
°~ howhmulfhs they rvanttnithl 5, t5, no t! e lqua it ,u "-Ea ton on trork nt Omaha.It in mi l
that pro Ie have c omo to Unroln on-lrc mumotr qw day s in tho hope um
:I car of hs would nrdva \\h|¢h thoy
rould buy.The dealers have sold o \t
their stock..'Pho storm is blamed for the hay
1hortagn.It is said tha road: wornso had farmers could not gut to the
.Conn Palos: Penn 1'on num.
re-Bred Hereford sow For Fan§Thousand Dollars
hi ng e, lhr c h 2 Wh.lt 110.1 11.-~to ben wor ldr ec o rd H0501,ooo for a ure-bred He ord hui
annon today by J. B. Fergu
as luvinx been glaid by I'erzusorz
~then of Canhg.inn., for "RilrFi i r h x, " a weyear-old racisaninul.The best previous Am
can price was $31,090 fo r "A n ire," sold by 'W. L. Yost to W . ll
erin; both #gf Kansas City . gnu
t I |»|
"Czc n d l m a a F o u r t h W a n d : S t e p h
n l W a r d .'o r m e m b e r s o f B o a r d o f E d u c a
.( T w o t o b e E l e c t e d )D r . W . M
H a r ;E d .Gi l b er t a fo n ;D r .C .R
a d ; E d C a r ve r .
" Ie c t i o n 'l " u u d \ : r .A p r i l l s t .19 1 9 .
'I'. McCny of Kentland, Ind.Hr
live years old last November amiis believed he is the best llrrefnn
l in the world.His wei~ht is be-
nyc, between ~une I ~n~....,. .
. .a |I |0 xp e d i ve l a r g e a d va n c e s t o r a i l r m u l
fa r i m z s t h e c o r p o r a t i o n w i t h i n a i g h t o f
\o w s i b !e e x h a u s t i o n o f t h e h a l f b u l l i o nIo l l u r s a u t h o r i z e d a s o r l g i . n l r u p i t a l
.un the bureau until May 15. bywhich time it will be necessary to reJnee the pay roii to n frac tion of its
,snsgnt extent unless congress is in
BONDS RAISE RAILROAIJ F U N I
War I'insure Corporation Contem
plates Hosting $200.000.000.
Washington,March 20--The \»\:u
Iinance corporation is consideringfloating a large bonl issue, probnb
if $200,000,000 within u few week: li.
provide funds for railroads and limeet any other demzlndu on the em
poration.The interest rate eontem,alated is 4 3-4 per cent.
The bonds would run for a year 01possibiy a year :md a half nefonlim
Lo tentaiive plans.They wouid in
old privately lo banks and big bu:=i:ness interests in order to mininnizi
interference with the popular vietnmiiberty ionn campssign.
The bonds would be exempt oi oh'oxen except estate,inteHtanrc e.<:Iss Profits, vanr proms nni nurimm
md ntereit on $5,000 owned by any:-ingie interest would be entirely tn
*xemph The corporation ham Lathe:.ty to 'sell its bonds below pnr.ily low the our finance eorporntior
nay issuorgg to $9,000,000,000 o'"omi~=, neeu by coliatemi taken 'z
onneetion with auhznncea alrvmlg
. .. s é.r ..,.
namln -terg enew,who had relin-|uilhed about s2.oog.ooo,ooo of the
entire amount re.-stmrd to the tremvuv. auddenlydiseovered wat he ned
.1i $R29,uoD,00t= for the tramporta-
.ion of troops and for subsistence. Itxae explained that later informnlmnfromGeneralPenhing na no :he
leeds of the army in Europe Ind ln-gglited a misenlculation nad been
e.On the eve of the ldjoummenl. of
;olurres.s the war depnrtment asked.er the amount mquirell by the quar-.ernmsbcr c orps but..it was zoo lair
| 9l the legislation to which the.rnendment could have been attaches
.vas being swamped by the iilihwter.1'he quartennuter general is doing.he best he can to make contracts fm
.ubsistence and obtain transportation.sf troops en credit.
Trying To Scrape Up Money
Unless congress is called into scs-sion in May *tho dependents ofsol-
diem and sailors will experience evengreaterdelsythan at present in the.eeeipt of their ailowanees.The ne-
.sesdty for funds for the supggrt ofme war :ilk bureau, whic h llld}L1me lllownneea,is rapidly beeoming
.c ute Sec reury Glue is endavor-
Nameel very Httlc about music,-nz
any thing dsc , only :of swear, and Idon't. do so 'gf weII at that."
George St e, a lliair man is orbomwd this ship too.llc in a g|;nner'
mule.I atm saw n 'Joy I had the 13|
last full with.J was all over Philnalcfphia and saw loL1of'histozy b1§
won ho will be subject bo the charge2 lilibuslering quite as much as thu
arpublimns nr o klllfd the appropria-.ion bills in the Iut c ongress" said29|»resentaU~;c Good of iowa,wh-J
Jil be chairman of the house c om-nittee on appropriations." I jucgc
irom the letben I rec eive that e
people do not approve of Falibullcdngby either legislators or president."
NORMA N l.0rH ROP WRITER
Norman Lathrop.who is a mm!
ai m in Sousa's Celebrated Nawai
band,writes his folks from HanantonRhoades,Va.. under date ui
Mnrch 15th.a brief account of }=itinery from which we are permittr»
to eww, a few P=1Hz\'nnhs.lm !ol!o\\>f"e came here the 12th.fronIfhiladelphiaandhadsomecrui=r
3 | |I I .l .m p r i n t i o n .
H e i n t r y i n g t o o b t a i n a f e w m i '
i o n a f r o m t h e p r e a i d e n vs s p e c i a l w a r
. u n d b u t H x .W i i l o n t l r n d y h a s r u -
.u s e d t h e s e c r e t l n 'o f h b o n ' s a i r m -
a r np p e m l o n b e l u l ! o f t h e g o ve r n -
n e n t e r n p l o y r n e n t s e r vi c e ,s a y i n g h e
A i d n o t h s ve t h e m o n e y t o s p a r e .T h e
. m r e a u z d r o p p i n g 2 , 0 0 0 o f i t s 1 3 , 0 0 0
ugmpioyes t h i n w e e k ,i n t h e i n t e r e s t
J e c o n o m y -Tfh e m ep u l xl i cg n l h a ve c o m p l e t e d
..:1 l lN{;
W e l l . I w i l l h a ve t o c lo s e . X0 o n 1 . I. r
t o p s i d e a n d p l a y c o i o r a .A s e ve r .
N o r m a n L a t h r u p ,
C u r e o f P o s t m n w t c " . l '. S .
S. Bi r nm m nt a . N ew Yo n !- c
C u r e o f B a n d .
moeo DISABLED so|.n11»:asIAK ING V OC ATIONAL TRAI NI NG
New York.March 20-Approx:-rmtcly 50,000 American soldiers dis-
bleui in the world war have taker.dvnntago of tpe |.go\e\:|1{|1on2.'s pro
.|I l I .1m a n y o f u s t h o u g h t : h c o l d t u b w a l :
g o i n u n d e r .B u t s h o : s t i l l fi o al s .
" 1 i s s h i p i s g o i n g t o d o l r x n s p o r
d u t y a n d c a r r y t r o o p s b a c k f r o m
F r a n c e .W e s n ;[a n d s o f aolslicr
c o m i n g b a r k . "" " "" I m a y f o r m
n c m l t i n p y o u r p a r t a f t h e c o u n t r y h »
f o m m a n y m o n t h s .I h a ve b e e n sr*
_mens :nd are awaiting the signal
.rom the president to get to work.Msny omrmhl, viewing the plight of.ho government. deem it unfortunate
.hat Mr. Wilson should have decreed
.hat congress should not meet dunng
sis. absence.
Georkv Bvnc k who mmmiltwl smirirlv by hanging lnimawlf at his W
sml nf Calhoun Isnt Momlay walra 'IHopsonofHenryehmuck,who
nz to an rmtimatemml~ by Iiiajor A.
}. Cmne, uttarhefl to the rlivision of
~hy:slrul rcconslruction in the surgeon:eneral'I chica.
mid Srnalor Henry Cabot |in
replying to a quc stion of Presldent\. Lawrfncc ' 'fzmwli of Harvlrd, dur-
ing their debate on thc league of na-
linns covenant tonight.
"I " g y f r o m my he u t i t wi ll b e
amend ."he added." l hare thathlith A league will be fum nome-
vhcrc.In my be lief it will not bedone in Ptria,"
15 ~ m a y J:*I'I"»'.-.
C i u b S l n l e d w o n E i n a r no
S e n a t o r L e n r o o t m i d . " t h a s u p p o s -
.ri c lub over th e mm of po stp on
ng pence in stulfed with straw," seld
.nga"lt dpce not seen io Bora occurred
1.0 the preaident that if he 1| not will-mg so negotiate a treaty of pace aot-
oonctory xo the American people con-,gress may itself, and undoubtldly
mill, pau a joint resolution declarin
.he war with Germany tonninatelfireconsultationclothescongress
.with the power of declaring war, and
ho body that ia given this power un-lueationlbiy has the power to ter-
ninato the war.
"Germany is whipped. We are uk-
nog for no annexation. no indemnitzlea.
We have accomplished the : w w w-re had when we deeialvd war andwhile it would be desirable to have o
fmnal treaty of peace will: Germany.rin not neecaaory.
"We can declare the war has ended
.md zo on about our business and I
»:¢1nfld¢nt*y predict that this ia what
will he done if the treatv ia not rntisiodby the senate.The proposal
zengne of nations will then here to be:onsidervd separately il' it ia consid-.red at nll.By this course the Unitol
:Stance will lose nothing, for the emi-,fntionn imposed upon or by the pro
;ooed '°'§"= far outweigh any poe-siblo none ta coming to ua."
The senator quoted from ln .or-
lrcns by President Wilson in 1914 in
vhich the executive said "we 8hol.l||i#ot form alliances with any nation in
the world" and also from a statementby former British Ambassador Bryce
onunending the senate for "discour-nrimr tho executive schemes for for-rigfl. enterprises and to have the coun-
Ery (the United States)from being
1ntnnglod with allianc es.protector-ates,rcsponsibilites of ai!sons be-
,tnd io. own frontiers."
EDUCATION REFORM URGEB
Wluhingrton,llarc h I5-Ado ption
n Amndcan sc hools of more modem
v:¢U.'ms of education was urged sm
ihp first open mnvting of thu- Associ
.;El*Z:\TOR z.0uG£'s.»n1»:c|..m.vrzo1~z
Boston,March 19--"If lhe Ieagut
<hnll be put in suc h ahlpa that itwillpromotepeaceinsteadof ba ndingEisordcg and will work po injustice 13
:rc-ssivc Exlucationf Mu n i wen'
made for conducting a nntionwidvmembershipcampaicludngwhich:nm-tings wil!be h in ihe princ i-
pal cities of the nat.
IMO H'SENATOR mon ulssounl nm YLEAD wrru WILSON DEFEAT DRY ACF cuxcusss MAY DROP PETITIONERS Pnovs
NATION LEAG UE
Reed Crhldnn Pmpued Plan to h-lon.-e Pace Before Joint Seidelnt Mluouri Lqblllure.
JeifersonCity.Mo.,Mmh 18.-The Missouri legnlnnre. in ioint us-don, today heud an addrvns by u-|
_._.. Q...._¢.__... "__. .uf.
mn sxnu sz-:ssloN 1-'umm or Liquor Tnhe 01|-min LEAGUE or Nnlons 'roo xucn Fon ml:
c w w :c u m u s Y k Sensua l-unmo\Thn| \¢uAC ~ l o r Huh 'r 'ru vllemben 01 By Blu 1 un 1 A lkchreWlre:Jn :'ohlbilloa neu Made Pence an ni I a n m.°'i f...Z G ok
Pmaama or American Tohacm Gm Juinl Revolution Eldlu War wnn M s¢c¢¢»r»m sm mud:ca° 'u*"§"'¢§,"'}.~,ff§§'§1':,,"'v°°,;{}§~" of »\:.-»¢;:\i¢n 1;~»=ou -ny Wilma Tnsily, fy-.Ti m n r n.'w m¢ B1 v i . <5
mor ne - e n u m ra e l A xlHutling £."|2."'¢12»."°" To |uh¢ny°`;» The Plea n su¢g~'f~a lm v m uulell Three To W,
L
m w u ow l.I:.I o e u l u l f naman ul.m l : -s o u n ,i n c r i t i c i s m o f t h e l e a g u e o f
n a t i o n s c o n s t i t u t i o n .
,S h Jlaril. 3llrc| } I8-Lord.Rober! Cec il Them fqintgg no nL,\_gl),
E
' W e th u :e m u an ourlrc ha'clothed with more nrhltnry powers
than were ever y ielded by any dea-pot on earth," hc uid."Here ix- atribunal! of nve men, without my lim-
itations whatsoever upon their auth-
ority,r 1.lnlt whose decision,once
rende , there is no appeal save tonrmed forces.II this be not a meg-
tion of of tho very command of theworld, then the language of agree-ments cannot create powers."
Citing the questions which he amidwould be brought before the leatgue,Senator Recd said that among emmlght be n grant by Mexic o of landtospan, or,sale by Colombia. of land
to some foreign power which c ouldcommand the anlma canal.
The disarmament provislons of theleague cjmrler. the Missouri senatorasserted, would give Lhe executive
council absolute power to limit Amer-ican armament.Ho added:
"We may be belenguerod by ene»mics.All the enemies of destrudion
may be gathering about us.Yet. onless we c an gain the c onsent of thelivc mxsters of the world {the exec
utive counc il), we must remain un-prepored and meet our fate with
naked hands."_
CANDIDATES FOR gFFICg_._,._
CITY AND S CHOOL
g- .. . .. .. . .. ._.
Petitions of candidates for nity and
school omcera have been Bled in thecity clerk's ofllce, as follows:
For May or: Magnus Johnson.For Mayor: Harvey Poundl.For City Treanrer: R. G. Allen.»
For City Clerk: Harry MorriaFor Councilman-Fin! Ward: Geo., W.Carmichael.\
For Councilman-Second Wand:JohnW. Newell.For Councilman-Third Ward:L.A.
Fqrnbcrg.For Councilman-Fourth W ard: J. E
L t1: z.For CoundlxamFourth W and: Steph
en lWord.
For members of Board of Educaiion. {'l'v.o to be Elected) Dr. W. M.Hallor;Ed. Gilbertafon;Dr.C. R.
Mead; Ed Carver.Election 'l"uuday .April lst. 1919.
RECORD PRICE P AID 1'on BULL
Pun-and Hereford sow For Fin§
Thousand Dollars
Chic ngo, lhrc h 2 Wh.lt 110.1 11.-c la r e d to b e n wo r ld r e c o r d dec o?$50,000 for a ~ure-bred Herefgrfl hui
D Q *
fs
;_ ; ; : ';|
lution, create n "s\}per-government of
the world"end once the UnitedStates into world-wide dinlcullles and
policing obligations,Senator Reedchadlenged eeaertions of its edvoalce
that the leegue's decrees andlrowers
would be merely advisory.e ln-eiated that its action tvoul be manda
tory end involve °' command of theworld."
Entnngle America..
"If, however," he argued, "it is con.tender! that the obligation is mo:slly
binding. then, indeed, we are worreoff. because the United States will
keep lt ::nord obligations.whereassome other nations might not."All those tdnlentfunb were utterly
dectroyed by the president, who, whenhetgresented the league oonatitution
to e peace council, expressly stated'Armed foroo le in the background ofthisiwogrsm.....A n d lf th emom R-ree oi the world will not eu!-flee the phydcel force of the world
nfnml o e m.
ehalL"
Decladng thst the tentative confti-
tntion wen of British nrlrln, SenatorReed asserted that America wodd bedirectly entangled in European alli-
ences.Asserting that the league c harter
contains no ¥rovision for withdraw-
el of notions rom the league, SenatorReed continued: '"
"Those who con lved its structuredidnotintendto allow the United
States to escape, once it should fate-
Iuily step within the entangling web."The American people were tolu
that the constitution of the league
hed been conceived PY .American nepresentativen and was being forced on
reluctant Euro .. .lt nowtrenxplrfea
u m
to rug,5001. inmeoshipt
The executive council feature of tHe
plan ns attac ked enpseldly by tie
eenntor...-
solutely unable to meet runnpenses,President Wilson is
an; by me mbe rs of the c amil the new congress into ext
-Irs session by May 1.Secrethe Treasury Glass. who wool~
have the congress convenedas h le y L h a s c s b le d to th e n
A comprehensive report on 1.
.gency the government faces, i:ng that the eituetion will be
one if it be not met elfec tiMay 1.Another member ofinethascabledMr. 'Wilson
congress la convened May 1 itposdble to put thru the dellcie
1-ronrintton billrmoat urgent!
ed y the middle of May.The mm dgna le of green
trese to go up are from the qmaster corps of the army.Th
tenmsster fences!has repole is comp etely ont of funds
taann rtstion of troops and
of su etence.For this env:ary situation the rcsporudblli
pears to rm noteo muc h ~--green or upon the "three muskwho lllibuetered the deficiency
.lefeet in the eennbe as uponrninistrationolSecretaryo
Ileker.
Turned Back Too Much li~
Ample appropriations had.nsdo by Nngrrts for the mn
.ance o1".£he army .Then aio
»:u.osry the ndlelnlnlttene. be.all attention tothe guest ec o.t was ellec ting not only by
.ng contracts lor munlttons,.urning- buck to the ay
J dollars in nnexptn npp.noun The war ntneckapproximately$3 5,~.n ac tu al cash which it eta
wt needed now that the wa--'end the army was bein.; da
The president on Feb
:good the bill under which thns restored to the treasury
appmprlstions thenfor rev~
-'~ d a y s l a t e r t h e
,
. .. s é.r ..,.
namln -terg enew,who had relin-|uilhed about s2.oog.ooo,ooo of the
entire amount re.-stmrd to the tremvuv. auddenlydiseovered wat he ned
.1i $R29,uoD,00t= for the tramporta-
.ion of troops and for subsistence. Itxae explained that later informnlmnfromGeneralPenhing na no :he
leeds of the army in Europe Ind ln-gglited a misenlculation nad been
e.On the eve of the ldjoummenl. of
;olurres.s the war depnrtment asked.er the amount mquirell by the quar-.ernmsbcr c orps but..it was zoo lair
| 9l the legislation to which the.rnendment could have been attaches
.vas being swamped by the iilihwter.1'he quartennuter general is doing.he best he can to make contracts fm
.ubsistence and obtain transportation.sf troops en credit.
Trying To Scrape Up Money
Unless congress is called into scs-sion in May *tho dependents ofsol-
diem and sailors will experience evengreaterdelsythan at present in the.eeeipt of their ailowanees.The ne-
.sesdty for funds for the supggrt ofme war :ilk bureau, whic h llld}L1me lllownneea,is rapidly beeoming
.c ute Sec reury Glue is endavor-
.un the bureau until May 15. bywhich time it will be necessary to reJnee the pay roii to n frac tion of its
,mnsent extent unless congress is in.nzssion and prepared to make an ap-
mpristion.
He is try ing to obtain a few mi'ions from the plesident's special war
.und but Hx. W iilon already has ro-.used the secretory of lsbon's airm-ar sppeml on belul! of the govern-
nent ernployrnent service, saying heAid not hsve the money to spare.The.mreau s dropping 2,000 of its 13,000
empioyes this week,in the interestJI economy._The cepubliesns have completed
.noir or¢|.n.isstion for the new cen-_fneas ond are awaiting the signal
.rom the president to get to work.Msny omrmhl, viewing the plight of.he government. deem it unfortunate
.hst Mr. Wilson should have decreed
.hat congress should not meet. dunngsis absence.
|.
won ho will be subject bo the charge2 lilibuslering quite as much as thu
arpublimns nr o klllfd the appropria-.ion bills in the Iut c ongress" said29|»resentaU~;c Good of iowa,wh-J
Jil be chairman of the house c om-nittee on appropriations." I jucgc
irom the letben I rec eive that e
people do not approve of Falibullcdngby either legislators or president."
: u r i ;:xident
emm~ducat-
grave:ly byo cab
hat ifrlll bc
cv ng
Amarican Tobacco company;Josepl.W. Harriman, imesident of Lhe_ Har
riman Nations bank.and Rnc huuF`ried1=l1um, president of B. Altman 6.Co.No person officially connected
with the orgunizotiols. is was declghed, has any inharut, directly or nn-
rectiy, in the liquor business.Plans for orgznimtion of branchesin twentyimine states have been hid,
ate.Senator Lenroot of Wheondn.rfpublic an, uid in an address on the
ivumlo of nations before the Wash-
:nylon Commenc id club here tonight
congress mnydrua a joint ruolu onwummnrili en nz the war with Gm-many vaituntal 5 tr°§\1f.§a\l;1x Amer
.cnn p cs on m e § | u e onations to Péuf. determination
Sonator Leqroqt declujed he !a.vo:~
lacgusavt IIN VUE! ox IDU ¢0IllllI1.\tncy had c ried out lu jn u t th o b n
and rnemban ncniled at frm thinlvIn; c onstittunu hid put them in of
Ec o So me ma mbe n my u pi r u u
come back or go elsewhere and ir
either event, it il esumed um the;may again feel Inc ined to scccpt huno x c h m n upon them dong .shout
tisonme.At noon Mnndnu whnn lmlh qldm
_ : n l
an
\
1 um hyLiliananpriu-urnoumoon\ Wu
wa
I ,~m.in¢Eui¢>=i.
bandf
ry zI sumnuml
n
\.
/1
* H
I l la n
Pil~Rrel\\lInas,
iw
' W e th u :e m u an ourlrc ha'clothed with more nrhltnry powers
than were ever y ielded by any dea-pot on earth," hc uid."Here ix- atribunal! of nve men, without my lim-
itations whatsoever upon their auth-
ority,r 1.lnlt whose decision,once
rende , there is no appeal save tonrmed forces.II this be not a meg-
tion of of tho very command of theworld, then the language of agree-ments cannot create powers."
Citing the questions which he amidwould be brought before the leatgue,Senator Recd said that among emmlght be n grant by Mexic o of landtospan, or,sale by Colombia. of land
to some foreign power which c ouldcommand the anlma canal.
The disarmament provislons of theleague cjmrler. the Missouri senatorasserted, would give Lhe executive
council absolute power to limit Amer-ican armament.Ho added:
"We may be belenguerod by ene»mics.All the enemies of destrudion
may be gathering about us.Yet. onless we c an gain the c onsent of thelivc mxsters of the world {the exec
utive counc il), we must remain un-prepored and meet our fate with
naked hands."_
CANDIDATES FOR gFFICg_._,._
CITY AND S CHOOL
g- .. . .. .. . .. ._.
Petitions of candidates for nity and
school omcera have been Bled in thecity clerk's ofllce, as follows:
For May or: Magnus Johnson.For Mayor: Harvey Poundl.For City Treanrer: R. G. Allen.»
For City Clerk: Harry MorriaFor Councilman-Fin! Ward: Geo., W.Carmichael.\
For Councilman-Second Wand:JohnW. Newell.For Councilman-Third Ward:L.A.
Fqrnbcrg.For Councilman-Fourth W ard: J. E
L t1: z.For CoundlxamFourth W and: Steph
en lWord.
For members of Board of Educaiion. {'l'v.o to be Elected) Dr. W. M.Hallor;Ed. Gilbertafon;Dr.C. R.
Mead; Ed Carver.Election 'l"uuday .April lst. 1919.
RECORD PRICE P AID 1'on BULL
Pun-and Hereford sow For Fin§
Thousand Dollars
Chic ngo, lhrc h 2 Wh.lt 110.1 11.-c la r e d to b e n wo r ld r e c o r d dec o?$50,000 for a ~ure-bred Herefgrfl hui
D Q *
fs
;_ ; ; : ';|
lution, create n "s\}per-government of
the world"end once the UnitedStates into world-wide dinlcullles and
policing obligations,Senator Reedchadlenged eeaertions of its edvoalce
that the leegue's decrees andlrowers
would be merely advisory.e ln-eiated that its action tvoul be manda
tory end involve °' command of theworld."
Entnngle America..
"If, however," he argued, "it is con.tender! that the obligation is mo:slly
binding. then, indeed, we are worreoff. because the United States will
keep lt ::nord obligations.whereassome other nations might not."All those tdnlentfunb were utterly
dectroyed by the president, who, whenhetgresented the league oonatitution
to e peace council, expressly stated'Armed foroo le in the background ofthisiwogrsm.....A n d lf th emom R-ree oi the world will not eu!-flee the phydcel force of the world
nfnml o e m.
ehalL"
Decladng thst the tentative confti-
tntion wen of British nrlrln, SenatorReed asserted that America wodd bedirectly entangled in European alli-
ences.Asserting that the league c harter
contains no ¥rovision for withdraw-
el of notions rom the league, SenatorReed continued: '"
"Those who con lved its structuredidnotintendto allow the United
States to escape, once it should fate-
Iuily step within the entangling web."The American people were tolu
that the constitution of the league
hed been conceived PY .American nepresentativen and was being forced on
reluctant Euro .. .lt nowtrenxplrfea
u m
to rug,5001. inmeoshipt
The executive council feature of tHe
plan ns attac ked enpseldly by tie
eenntor...-
solutely unable to meet runnpenses,President Wilson is
an; by me mbe rs of the c amil the new congress into ext
-Irs session by May 1.Secrethe Treasury Glass. who wool~
have the congress convenedas h le y L h a s c s b le d to th e n
A comprehensive report on 1.
.gency the government faces, i:ng that the eituetion will be
one if it be not met elfec tiMay 1.Another member ofinethascabledMr. 'Wilson
congress la convened May 1 itposdble to put thru the dellcie
1-ronrintton billrmoat urgent!
ed y the middle of May.The mm dgna le of green
trese to go up are from the qmaster corps of the army.Th
tenmsster fences!has repole is comp etely ont of funds
taann rtstion of troops and
of su etence.For this env:ary situation the rcsporudblli
pears to rm noteo muc h ~--green or upon the "three muskwho lllibuetered the deficiency
.lefeet in the eennbe as uponrninistrationolSecretaryo
Ileker.
Turned Back Too Much li~
Ample appropriations had.nsdo by Nngrrts for the mn
.ance o1".£he army .Then aio
»:u.osry the ndlelnlnlttene. be.all attention tothe guest ec o.t was ellec ting not only by
.ng contracts lor munlttons,.urning- buck to the ay
J dollars in nnexptn npp.noun The war ntneckapproximately$3 5,~.n ac tu al cash which it eta
wt needed now that the wa--'end the army was bein.; da
The president on Feb
:good the bill under which thns restored to the treasury
appmprlstions thenfor rev~
-'~ d a y s l a t e r t h e
,
. .. s é.r ..,.
namln -terg enew,who had relin-|uilhed about s2.oog.ooo,ooo of the
entire amount re.-stmrd to the tremvuv. auddenlydiseovered wat he ned
.1i $R29,uoD,00t= for the tramporta-
.ion of troops and for subsistence. Itxae explained that later informnlmnfromGeneralPenhing na no :he
leeds of the army in Europe Ind ln-gglited a misenlculation nad been
e.On the eve of the ldjoummenl. of
;olurres.s the war depnrtment asked.er the amount mquirell by the quar-.ernmsbcr c orps but..it was zoo lair
| 9l the legislation to which the.rnendment could have been attaches
.vas being swamped by the iilihwter.1'he quartennuter general is doing.he best he can to make contracts fm
.ubsistence and obtain transportation.sf troops en credit.
Trying To Scrape Up Money
Unless congress is called into scs-sion in May *tho dependents ofsol-
diem and sailors will experience evengreaterdelsythan at present in the.eeeipt of their ailowanees.The ne-
.sesdty for funds for the supggrt ofme war :ilk bureau, whic h llld}L1me lllownneea,is rapidly beeoming
.c ute Sec reury Glue is endavor-
.un the bureau until May 15. bywhich time it will be necessary to reJnee the pay roii to n frac tion of its
,mnsent extent unless congress is in.nzssion and prepared to make an ap-
mpristion.
He is try ing to obtain a few mi'ions from the plesident's special war
.und but Hx. W iilon already has ro-.used the secretory of lsbon's airm-ar sppeml on belul! of the govern-
nent ernployrnent service, saying heAid not hsve the money to spare.The.mreau s dropping 2,000 of its 13,000
empioyes this week,in the interestJI economy._The cepubliesns have completed
.noir or¢|.n.isstion for the new cen-_fneas ond are awaiting the signal
.rom the president to get to work.Msny omrmhl, viewing the plight of.he government. deem it unfortunate
.hst Mr. Wilson should have decreed
.hat congress should not meet. dunngsis absence.
|.
won ho will be subject bo the charge2 lilibuslering quite as much as thu
arpublimns nr o klllfd the appropria-.ion bills in the Iut c ongress" said29|»resentaU~;c Good of iowa,wh-J
Jil be chairman of the house c om-nittee on appropriations." I jucgc
irom the letben I rec eive that e
people do not approve of Falibullcdngby either legislators or president."
.5 f.f\ . x g 1
r n 1 " ", y
o ." \ » \" 9 .".§1|A 1 g j i lf ~ » ~ @ » . m ¢.¢ ::a n
Hmii 21, 1915su-5'\tiB 'E1i\fii¢1:\i3i1i5f¢¢!!\_aa anlu ..`_ ,.
cient Wilson proposed to do with U10
$5,000,000 npproprmuon he r\.~que~=uIof congness Just bcfom lt udgourmcldeepened today when reports |lllll.||
circulation than he intended to may .1palace in Paris.Congress foiled s.
z n n t the requested appropriationpartly because ol' the legualatwe ron
gestson uhith dwrolopud in the :lo
mg hours of the sesmnn. uno pliti)tccause oxen Mr. Witsolfa moat umm
ed supporters balked on what t l q
con-aidcrcd "unwarranted extrama
'.nc e| ».
Slrnliot' Martin of Virginia. chaumnn of the senate appropriation con
rnitteo, flatly declinw to stand ag-onnor for the appropriation and protonod veheméhtly when Senator l'l!Ill0.n
of Pennsylvania pmpoaed an nlnmu!
*nent to gram the $5,000,000.ThuVirginia atatcaunan told members nlthe committee,it was stand b°d~":»
that he wouid have nothing to dn wal:the acquisition of palaces for 1.111
proaidont in Paris.
Members of the houaa approprialiona oommlttve stated they had nu!
Men abie to gf.1 any detailed iilnrnination on the appropriation.All ull
mfonnahon they had xp ; tn lltlin v1in n letter from Acting Sec retary ul
present price conditions i t cany be expected tlut private c api-wlll some c uz of hiding for in-~ent in anything-_but quid r e
which precludes the proapeéu
ery much construction work Immsource.It in quite evident, heght, that a sudden drop in ibnoflabor would without doubt
= strikes,followed by panic.-s.believed that congress had c ou-
ns in mind when it voted tins ex-
:mouut for the c onslruwon ofic meds.t is evident the public in putting
- to the engineer to. nuke good."
Louis Young, I9 y ears of ue. wa ? daughters in I ~ R ' ~ y o ~ s e n t
s h o t a n d i m ~t &1 .I .---
conclude its work.The expenses oinun ptrtidpation cannot dei'lnit4*\
be stated in advance.I xm #ie con
fident. however, that the iota expenses falling within the next fiscal y ea.
will be well within the nppljopriatior
now requested."
wanted the moncyfor the penc e mnlQ|L It continued:.
"lt does not seam to he necellmg.
to enter img a lengthy nxplargatim
.nn l ludescribed.It Ll obvious that Qc I
nited States mupt c ontinue itn plrlicipalion in the dgliberations of the cori
I
~ruka Allotted Million: for_Good
(State J ournal)ith Nebraska planning the big-
good roads lntiidlng campaignata history rnemb-ora of Nebraska-institute Friday nttemoon hearc
per by Gnbrge L. Compen. for~ly of Lincoln and later of the
a gum: zone. now senior highcngnneer of the United Sta i n
= or public roads and rural enginng on the "Tho Present StatueeralAidProjecta"The allot-t for Nebraalta i l estimated at
ly ai: miiiiorfdollara.he total allotment for Nebraairn
er thu original law was $1,599,-~5.A n amendment to tne
increased this allotment to $4,-~6s.2'1, making a grand total ot
~.3§¢S.82. of which there haa been
o .for pro agreement.:',i>tl1.88, leaving (balance of $6,-
142.44 for aid in the construction~ada during the hdanee of the
year of 1919 and tho iiocmIU20 and 1921.The $340,561.-set aaido by project agreement
ten projec t:covering nI of 512.81 miles. the total esti-
» coat of which is $85,5'i7.65. ex-ivo of drainage structure:o w ;y-sta feet in area.
r.Campcn said that in addition
amount set aside by agreement,
L. t statements have been approv-or improving 358.93 miles of road
~e amount of $'it1,i»68.55,or
|'|I 9 |1 I
o u t a t t h e m e e t i n g .p r o m i s e d t o s e e
t h a t t h e r e l o i u t i o n d e m a n d i n g a n i n -
v e s t i g a t i o n w D u . I d g o t h r o u g h t h r c i t y
c o f t t n d l ;'
W. N." Harrison,manager of the
Lakeview Bi ll Works at Lakeview,la., believe: he oan furnish building
materials to Omaha bdldera cheaperthan they can buy in Omadul, he wrotein a letter oo the Real Estate board.
I n defenae of Omaha realtors.
Harry Tuitey appeared before the
Sales Managers club Tuesday nigh:in the Fonteneile, to explain tu- prrx
ent hottie shortage.At the lart
meeting of this Organization thecharge was made thutxeat estate :renare holding up nent pric es, ao that
working people had no place oo live."It is the high cost oi htliiding mo-torists which prevented the ncce~"..a.a.,\and not-md construction of hon csthat il responsible.Ren! estate men
have no houaoa to rent.They |liI\fr.houses to sell," Tuirey explained.
Charge Bi: Proht
"Lumber men are doing bumlnesaat a profit of 33 1-3 to 35 per cent.Last year the prolit of lumber was 23
per cent.That'a why there is nobuilding to take c are of the demand
for d1»\eilings," he said.A rumor is c urrent in real estate
circles that M. E. Smith company ar.
seeking a large die on which to erectrnodernteqarired dwdlinga lor its cm
ptoyea.Anhur C. Smith and Floy d
oi. Smith of the nrm are both ili withgrippe at their respective homes and
could not be interviewed to confirmthe report..
3F`bT>S?L» for ante me mari, ana: any
bonds must be voted thru county a-
g e n d a Outside ol the larger citiesa great deal of permanent rosd bunding has been done.llueh zrnvok is
used and some of the best roads areorthu eonsrtructjon.He said thatthe autornohlie tax is so appropriated
that the poorer counties get then fullpmportionforroadimprovement.
Wisconsin has man eoncrete roadsbecause the ma entering mtv its
mandacture is cheap then.He fav-ore d th e r oa d UNM' Qd the roadplane innead of the road drag.Ileadmittedthat on gravel made the
drag prmjod emcment.Resolutmons asking the xegents ofthe stale univewty to include a
course in highway engineering waz
passed unamnwasly as was one asking that the institute be made a per-manent body and that it be supponen
by ttata funds.Resolutions orLhanxs were extended to the local a
gencies for courteaies extended.Th:in.st'tute adjourned at 5 p. rn.
" |
~ll your car has good treatment
and excellent cure-lt needs Inspec-
tion occaslonully.
An expert who knows every detail ol a
car's mechanism,of tire constructlon.
who llves In an atmosphere of automo-
blles and trucks, may locate some hidden
weakness that may result ln a serlous
break-down,
In the care ol hard-worklng trucks;ln
the care ol tires that bear the brunt of
road conditions--regular lnspectlon is
prolltnble Insurance.lnspectlon today
ls protectlon agulnst loss ol time tomor»
row--a chaln ls as strong its weakest
link..
:against the leegue of nation: an n
lads Ineen !:ulilo1:Le|::ur us, arrtiftléif
Wlllon's|plan is deed.Hr .Wilson
himself wlll ex-rise beck in Pom diz-
vredited in the eyes of the peace con:-
anlsaion which he led to believe the
Amedcan nation was solidly with
him, solidly behind him in his partie
u!:.r league scheme.
fA l l x h h i l t h e i n e v i t a b l e r e a d t o .
Mr. M"il~\on's resolve,when he u set
upon having hi; own way about any
thinl. of ignoring the Amerieon peo-ple. ignoringnlhe United States con-
].[lE'.\S, iguo g everybody who does
not agree with him.
In his ldmlnlatntionnf the naliulfr
mlnirs Mr. winm does not and willnot recogdze the rights and the du
ties of other branches of the govem
ment.He does not and will not rec-ognise the rights of the public.He
recognizes mrhiusr but hi: own lWQOsmi l.He must mmase the govern-ment in the way of sole proprietor, Us
ig it were his own private farm. orhw own privnte fac tory, or his one
pri\al.c dwelling.
To make matters worse not merelyfor this c ountry but for the ellie: as
x s o l l ,M r .W i l s o n h u : d e d i n P l r i z
1;|.a .;a .a |I
SERWCE 'l`0DAY IS
PLANNED A PAL ACE IN PARIS T g g w lg p g l, u n . w ||, 3 0 N
President "i lan n Believed Ta Hate!{Ne\=r York Sun!
me 1| I n *"*"'Bs th e ac ti o n of u n Uni bld su m
scnatms who have pledged themselvesWash§ng1',on,e"""°!¥.¥°I " °myaf :z Inst the I a 01' nation: an it
AL L IN TH E GAME
(Shelby, Ga., Record)
A farmer on the street the otherday hui |\ :mek of meal in his hands
when he d: "Just look at this timepc ck of mm for which I paid sixty ~
nvo c ents and whic h I used to buyfor twenty cents.lt is a dirty ahurmLhapricéswemustpaythemer-
chants."He was uko d if hi s Uni;buslneu in town was zo buy meal."No," he said, "I brought in n load of
tobacco and mid it m one of theymrdrousen.""What did y ou get for
xl?" was naked."I"or1.y-eight centsa pound," was his answer.One mom
duced, it is reported, to desert the
p e d s q u u e f o r t h e li f e o f n p le i nviliun by his wife, who is en ob}eet-
to the Mtie ginw.
Benny Leonard, light-weight chem-
on, is c onceded to be the gentes:
~ter and clulelt student of thexing the ring has ever known; a=artist.
Merc h 24 mmhe the date of moot-.the welter-weight champion, Jack
ynolds, and Jlck Finn, of Belmont,i n a tvro c ut otth ree,iinieh
tc h to b e he J da tC ed | ,r Rlpi d ,I a .
he bovrlen at Toledo une not hi:-
th eh i| ; hs po u uu :d e in th e A. l: L
tournament.Two .teams from Om-n e r e i n th e c o n te s te n d i ti a to b e
»~ they'11 "bring home the bacon)
~e Boxing bin up for considera-
n ln the Ion. house of lx:esenw
es I boleg; lining ring me ea Winnto defeat by a vote of 59 to 49.
extern League Alain nba I-Ive: into 9. fairly deinnite ~
e a e th e s e Plwfu se s.Arseneoniepneuioted.
daho in ».itrong bidder for thc
Herd-Dempsey bout.
a Boxllé Board of Centro! huit'| preei 2 otllcer, Mei. Anthon,
~rexel Biddle and Maj. Gen. Leon
Wood il head of the committeeyn~y boxing.
~e Annual Athleilc Carnival willheld et the Omaha nuctitorlum onri! 10.
1
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I l * :HI GH B UI LD ING
c o s r L N OHA HA
Realtor! Stan. More And Tolrl As-
`llu'u Them Commiuionen WikiInvestigate
(Omaha ma
The Reel Enuwe board my d e -
mand an inve niption by city oorn-misalonersu, of :he ulegea !ocu build-
inz materiel demlen' combine.Ac-tion wil! be withheld one week, pend-
inz e probable meeting of lumberdealer: in Lhe 1-==~1==~
h gtrodt e mo onat t.he'areeklyzneetin¢o.{thoRealEa-m e board Wednesday noon in theChamber of Colhmerca
Sparks new during the heated die-cueuon of pnevuiljng high prices in
building meterma, pdc ee sud to besohigh thu. Omahak whoie springilblocked.bu dim: program was"The lumber non ie th e tig htestcombine in Omaha.Ever Linea the
lumber men quit cutting each others't.hn>|.te ai: years qu, on an Armisticemade pouible by Umnhe bankers,
tbey'hnve"forrne-d thernaelvee into theLigntestbudneu oombine there is."
amd one of the speakerl.
W. R. McFsrl.md, president of theboeni,said he oouud buy lumber
cheaper in Council Blulfs than he
oouiu Ln Dmehn.Brid Prleee Up
Brick prices have mcreued beyondallreason.MoF|.rla.nd declared."Brick in the new telephone wmnwy
o m ;a.so.That was a. year q u .The same brick in my new movin;picture house on I~`ilt.eenth md Doug-
a u now in coune of conlrtruction,me $15.2s."
The Seven-Pasenger Cadillac
" `\~g .. ~¢:
~~~.\~,/ 1 .\~'_
WALTER Lmzsfw, GARAGE,
Envncf,TORAGE,UPPLlES_
L m w m m m q ,u w xml,inat.1.\.ml the 63d anniversary of the mir:
ziaga of our vemnble friends,Mr.
an Mn. J. A. Cmisluhnnk, familw-by known by dl the ir friends nn"Gmd p »" a n d " Gn n d r m"Crulck
ghnnk.A number of friend: d=°nr»¢°<'
|ii£l1 Grade 0ilS and Accessodes:lations with tha deleates of -- ~pomlern,indeed, Mr.ila on hu not
~"'3\\
1!@i~|§|i=~f1 "..
d e t e d i ve a a t a n e a r l y h o u r y c s t e r d s , ; .: n w m i n d e r o f t h e e ve n t .~ g t o d _ _
m o m i n g w h e n a p p r e h e n d e d ,w i t h a n p e o p l e h a ve a vr e a l t h o f f r i e n d . : a n dac c o m p l i c e w h o n l h d e h i s n a p a ,e a ; : \ \ | a r m p m i n t h e h u r t s o f n m u l ~~ T H E ~
t h e a c t o f b u r g l a r i z i n g a b a r b e r s h o p .m u d e o p e o p l e .
l _
fc rontill, if not In fu! dlncl, of thepurpose of the Ameritln g°° Ie, o!
the' stand nad function uf: e lniteu
States innate md of the nature of
nie own authority.,
~. r <\. /I W~i _ .,
* ,r .' I /3 _.*
A Family Automobile That Spells CADILLAC To Everybody
Most of those who dri ve
Cadillaes had the i r first
Cadillac ride i n a Seven-
Passenger Tourinylg Car. It`s
a bi g,corrrfortabe fa mi ly
c a r w a lo t o f pe o ple who
have one,a nd a lo t mo re
who wish the y ha d, a nd i t's
others.
fl'he Seven-Passen er i s a
s a s s w s
automobile even i n wi nte r,
wi th the snug-fi tti ng side
curta ins up.Fla ps tha t ~
inside and outside of t ro
doors keep the draught out,
and bii wmdo ws le t rn plen-
ty o f 'ght.The to p o f a
Cadillac open car'1s sub
stantial,and double lined
with bevel glass at the rear.
Because it's their first Cad-
the ne xt o ne to a lo t o f !
pre tty cozy,comiwrtable
s s
CADILLAC BEATS FAST
FRENCH noun, T00
nerummz Army Ollirer Ten. or Aran
lllry Cafe Duplication Ol' Favor-
lle Amvrlun Fell
When Colonel lhom\4cll llullally,of the Califamin. Griullen, wr-nt (mm
illac,the Seven-Passenger
\ » § s § \ ¢ \ \ s s » s \ » s s s
mllu southeast of Paris.The trainlanvu there at 6 in the evening andrnrrivca ln Pam at s the :ext morn-
nur wu bmught blck by Cnphln Al.G. Waddell;who recently returnedfrom France.Waddell and Capluillllofllord Bayes wut ln Bordeaux mulyrrre l»~.1\'ll\1 on Um Elmua for Punas to be in the French elplid for thereception to King Albert nn the dayfollowing.They dined at the Cafe de
Ho :tory of uw record-braking;
epito mi ze s to a goo d many
people those qualities o f
standa rdized construction,
long life a nd durabili ty , the
be ne fi ts of whic h are dem-
onstrated to Cadillac own-
ers only after 10 ,0 00 miles
of Cadillac service,a n d 'i n
the total of the i r service
bills over' u long period.
s s
Mullally there am <=*°'g° Bde, |\ relllmowrr San Fmnelaw nver, alltingin we C4\lnnel'| Cadillac o\l\|ld¢ Theonly \vly Lhc Colonel could have gol-ten \o Purim was in the Cldillle. amizu he could not possibly have left for:rn hour after Um lr-ein did, md mualhave Arrived conrnidrrrably ahead, lt lia certainty that tho Cudillac but mefmt tnin by over nn hour."'Waddell was rwununiutie over Unwork duo Cadillac hu done in France.The cars uaad h te Arm we
u -
~mamma by the hz -wu mudly thmwnunu
c th-nt ol UM: week ol-ul mm for peuy gmt:
~un wha w to adthey had gut at through.
vlded um LM gvvemou.~r-ln-chief.§evcu de-mm and thne v/c n
ppolnhd (by Lbs (evilgwon ln be drn d t h d r a
of( uu-r y o f g g w A year.
DC l\|msd w th e
or hh d a pu ti u belan
un #J w semen uul perw:how them.Ao r vu mln i n ; u g h \, W .
must bs pdd ln ldvmc e»Th e n wen:: w w w
hw, up mm the hundndfrdmn w comply withxmily of the legislawrs»for waning vnlubh
dnl uw NIL
Baitlmore American:No matt;-1
how mighty the sum rained by tnximz
the people,congress can be relied
upon to spend every c ent of it, and
¢t h m u v c r a n d h e n c e m o r e o f a m m
a c e t o o t h e r : a n d h e r s e l f.
a~ d ~ ~ | ~ e l~ u e s c e n c e
vu ur ou s TR US T
license corn doctors mu
w l l l u i i d k b s for two
.
~r ~ ¢ e n um; Jo h nprimaof ¢l»°UM-Thesold their teams nad
and trtc ton are ahah-
themseivei.
. o
uk so ho mu h ! .e ~ - ~1 y ¢zlpsu-mf<
1a |h,\,||0 l d e f o r
party will lo , a n nmeUnited
0
- u n
..,
nnanle to begin work of roc onmuc
tion.One awent friendship nith Fr.-nn
I:oufht to the wrerge of *uuluol re
crim nation.One Great Britain.suspended be-
tween mobilization and demobfliao
tion, with industrial ¢lE."lurb\.:~eOneAmericaanxioustoreeumenormnl life, but forc ed to nrt on tl L
nssumption that n glent army musthe maintained abroad.
One condition of whoietome hermony among the allies yielding. owder the eontlnuourblows of German
and holaheviat propngnnaln, to :RJIm.thjlnhg like discord.
e list of debits, if given in foil,would fill n column.The world i.
r-evinrz a heavy price for delay inmaking peace.It is jeopardizing the
future, L1 possibly creating n #itun-
tion which ml! make the rrewent rmnation of formal hostilities n pence of
Arniena, auch as punctuated but clnlnot stop the Pnpoleonxeetruggle.
Vvlaen the journey across the sen.was announced it was pointed out 1:
nas not pomble to have hehe if th
spokesrnnn of one of the principnlnotions were c onstrained to go had.
and forth across 3,000 miles of 8011.4
Persistent effort has been rnnde tl.
deceive the American people mtt.tnlnking that the objections to tlzf
pm=ldenI.'| occasional appearances nzParisareborn of n mean anim,
whereun they sxing from pexrepteozuof geographies conditions which na
one can remove.Fence, and peace, is \\nnlcd--nrvel
so much as now.it can scarcelyeome quickly it' America forces con
linueun conference ndjournnQ¢e'ntn.-
New York Tribune.
necessary twice to renew.
° ° °W}',§_*f*'§g§conferrurc which
may .'Un the debit aide an:One Germany in unnecessary and
angerour dvi!war.huxginp;over :u
ihlshevist. abyss..
SKA STATE JOURNAL
Tmin Your Mind" is the
rvnev of the exee llumState Joumni, pair~ther pac e in this :sue
rpriae.11111 Sum Jourblast edited lad the most
:paper puhluhed in the
ley ngion but the post
~ under the pneaenlun, hu sc heduled ua Neaumee so uw. ll-.ou.mml»
ho would like zo fubcnbuthe Journal are dameu
:of doing au because
:hte bo lrd whi c h exam.being H. R. 83, W u
e gwem tile lor the canI u se u ma -.The bona
l almilnr bill for hur
Journal.
P T I O N R A T E S
a ' h a r i n A d va n c e .
:Bl|.ir,N|b..u|:d¢rzha.o 1 u m h a , x s 1 o .
-.The cyclone u m
dentruc tkrn of we usdSaunderscountya m
naa r wh en th e Elltu.Mud: 23 41. ma,tb l!
uc h propc rty in Omlhlcounty, had its began
. . . _ - . . -a
~ i t y.
r e d h i s p o l i u e .( d e a d l y l e t -
-t l u t t l m w b u o o o w a s
u gift.buthndbeen»e:~\
b y ; a a t & ' n o ! A :
.'?£.»."1.some ~
tnbnc cocouwning your~ u = ¢ 1 r . u . c . ¢ \ . u u p \ u
mic e f or it"vc pkudon is due me andwhothought they wo n
bu m o d t h e »= \ 'f»,g h <; "
t t o m i n o u .1.~ l i t h e s a u t e t a c k e d o n
m e n u t h a t w i l l g i n
Li o n t o t h e t o s s o f t h e
r w t h c b i l l b e c n m n s I
t h e m i d d i e o f t h a s u m
u n l u r i u l n o s m o k e e n -i e a t i n g pl a ce s .f a s t
c i g m r t t a i n p n b l i c k m l c
w a p n p e n ,i s f o r h e n
m l m : a t t h e d r a g g i n g u \
»-n a w u s e d s n c i n n
I I
TERPRISQ now 'ro TRAIN YOUR MIND POTATD mu. Pmwsoruv
Thammwhomnkcluwstofhia (EW.Howe)
mmdmkumonarmnlm.Ah-tc
Mrs.Ililtun's Millinery emporiu~
is n busy piano than bright, warmplcaaantxfzcrnoons.The fair se
seem to all be "taking time by
funelock," ls it were.lmn i r in z f o
fourteen points, cracked by intcrpra-Last Sunday'a and Mondafs rain..
tation and :plat by rac rvalionr.did a power of good to the \\inl1::Ons mentazive whnb-in-it!peace wheat,as wel!as to tha*recently
~ 35 wbkh " m i n g lrnnqd pan g whe at, a nd th e mm
rough dmft of one of his dinlegw,
found after his death. ihe First ['~u:\
graph \\us written in seventy dnffuent forms."1 never krievf .a write:
yet who Look the smallest pains wlllhls style, and was at the :mme 1.i"h|:
readable.Plato having made au em;attemgtl at elle senhence is qulteenouto explai n to q ewgy 1 ~
1.,..A m g ;~."W i g ¢¢ ¢¢ ¢, ¢, .1 1-clearly,ternely and euphemlstimllly!
he wlll w1'i1.c many a sentence three
to four times over-to do mud: mostthan this is wo:-af. than not rewriv
ing at ull.Ile will lx: at itrent painsto see that he does not repeat himsell,m arrange his .matter in me way that
shall best enable the fender to masterlt, to cut out superfluous wer-Is, nnl,
even more to eschew irrelevant mut-ter; but in each eau'he wlll beihinklng not of his own sty le hut. ol'
his rc:\der's convenience.I :~l1\\u\<il a k e t o p u t i t e n m e o w t h a t 1 n n c r
| |:¢*i ~m
mindmakaznoltothiniite.Ah-ec
U
.m 1 am
Mad-gur.
.umai'rrreageof spring wheat is lllr tld)
planted in this county and the 1=r°~
style,have never thought about it,
and do not know or want to knowwhether it is a style nl. ali, or wheth :r
it is not, as I nope, just mm!-nur,simple slruighlforwnrdnexs.
more disastrous.
A sense of humor keen enoqh louhow :\ man his own lbsuzdities, 82
well an those of other people,wil.keep him from the c ommwnou of nll
sms. or nearly all, except them thatare worth c ommitting..
. . . . . . . - . . . _
better every week.A clever C0l1IiLstrip, The Gumps, hu just been sddul
to the d dly .Why dou'1. you chic:'r m sa m J o u r na l?Pony cents a
month Mthout Sunday ar ;| a y eas,dxty cents A month with the Sunday,
$6 a year.Send your order mdn;
dcforrnities.1
Intei lec tw over-indulgence is the
most disgraceful and gfratultous formwhich :exc ess c an Luke. nor is then
~Q 1 |.man,o! qgnrfana who wants ¥.o`i:£uJ'.e
the 132:11 of life Lbru men!llm¢\|U2r;,
d h wont A great mystery mary asjust sta rti ng, g pa ge | we ek, "nw
My stery at we Downs."Aho a aer-iea of pageanic leiby Stdanuon zening ol his manc lloul experiences in
the nrctic.Pot.u.\1 and Perlmuttcaan tellin g a t th e peace conference.
|r ~r "Ibimulf ."
more.
cinlimc "S"
CQLE ~
iizxnv TRUCKS
~ Exclusively in This tenitory
Martin Jacobson, ~
Q§=A1§5u;»§}£§¢ ;;
LARSEN & JACOBSON GARAGE.
ASK FOR J
°="=§¥"f*-It begin: ~ look in If c m;at the lo e of her sister, Mrs. ~dr
can luons were getting bac k to nor ren Bmntnn,the nfs! of the vrev
anal again and farmers are wearin:and visited numerous friends whiz
a hopeful lofak.here.Mrs. Dashner re:idcs nt Glen
\dverliw In The IInlerprise.wood, loWu.'
nood, and \\hnL are they good for?Why does a horse eat grusa bankmmi
and a éow forward.'why docs a lwpvinealwayswindoneway.and ah e m vine another?Where uhouid
ihc inside of n chimney be bigger, atthe isp or bottom, and why?Canyou te!! why a horse, when uthemed
with u rope, always unnwels il whilencowalwaystwistsitintokinky
known?Why do leavn:s turn upsidedown just before a rain?When in
we length of a hors-e's head-la iv as
iong as u flour barrel?Wimt nmmals have no upper teeth in from,
and wh y '
MILITAR ISM
Hilatndsm, in it°s truo meaning.has never been a popular indituttnn
in the United Staten-on the ¢fmll0l}it h u jn md "g>° '\ the nerves o f npeace-loving pub ic-n measure su Q1trmnely unpopular ns to ment with nl
moat open hostility.Yet, strange torelate, this term -hentnf.-rn,nidu
culed as the embadimvnt of ca\'e~nlnnidealsnawoccumesaplaceinthu
spotlight of pub]opinion which bawfair to carry it far tnwrnrd it's ultim-ate goal--a national institution.
The btilague of Na'ions .a\wndm¢~nt
lien: is a list of qurstlons for thu
\\ide-awake boys?Can you Slnnirulull or them.'mu c an any day u.-Q: u
whate horse, why do you ncvur nee aurpiv:wi l?How many m!\encnt
ice more than 28,000 employes, ilu~wned the telegraph linca and Liutwo:lk o! telephone lines reaching
~to every bndneu establishment ann
nto practically every one of mo n300,000 homes on ihe state, the-~of these thousands of govern
I a emplo an beinaocaued in ever;~ting p lc tti n state, ull thi:
gore property mtlmnnidplid. Lhvdlildt af -g~ 4 Dm management at ,ppointoes of the president, and ther.~milder than on the eve of an elec
on. as in the put, tho president, Lht
leader of n putiann political puny
inuea a signed statement advising nl.
pat:ode voters in Nebraska. to |up~port hi!-the prrsidenl.'|»-party nominee! for United States senator, dr.
you imagine for |. minute that thenmultiplied thousands of voters, fool
Inz that their jobs md wages were is
lsrge measure al. the whim of the polilicsd party in powor, represenml bi
the president, would not.be influence-'to c ut their ballots as the president
ndrinedl Tnke this illustration, lui:point or view, into consideration wllcrsome theoretical politician advocates
-fwemment ownenhig of railroadstelegraphandtclep onn linen and
other publlc utilities.Tlic m is wisdomin the princ iple of govc mmem
regulation of public utiltitiea.There
in grave danger in the prlnciplcs ofgovernment ownership.
urea.
which ~ www um; ~ hfvlv
hunt sensf. enough to pick out goou
reprint.
to higher mm w d b d e n c r by r.ilu-vm r; Dun will appear one earlweek in the Sunday Bene J ournal;
th e n m ki n d o f le u o n a for whic hmanyMg'pay ing I n g e fees.This
musrn s u s o ty for old,y o u ; a n d M - 1 § ' l1'¢- 4, o f the u u
"un , I J EB TS OF DEL AI
Home at The Results of llloglcai Re-
va-na! of the Proper Unier.
\. hen Maximilian of Baden arrived.f 1 ||.|.
W ¢||\a |||go down in hiato|-fr as n muster aLr~kc~
of dsplomscy ls itlha more than thcwow of a :c net c onferc ncc , chmwr.
by appointment, xnd in utter disre-mld of the ¢:| :pre4l\d deairf- of the
imerlc nn pnwbllo-»-a rqlhczion, as il
:I ..era can be pomleel lo as distinctlymore amiable and tnutworthy thanthose of any other? if ao, thin should
be enough.I fund the nicest usd bm.people gencrsiy profess no miigion
al all, but are rmdy to like the but
of ai! religions.
. . _- ¢
Udud State: Senator Iked, demo-
cnt, 01 lliuouri. referring to Yrcffxden t W i bo ni nllagltion that "W e
are too proud to llgnt," amd a moulinrml when he stated: "1 have found nn
remedy for war.When you get buyou 1von't iight to defend your hor|!1.~
than will be no mo re war,"Conn.anything be truer or more aruocincll;
stated?According w the aahoolmaa
ter preddent we were "zoo proud 1.1,tight" while he wu fmmplimming fm
votes for reelection, under me slogan
"Ile kept ua out of war."
by the akin of his teeth.He :bout-I
have been,or at any rate believedhimweli, a great fool and crlminah li-;
should bc above fear and hate or low..und yet know them extremely wail.
bus neu.Siam Dctobc r 8 more than fourmnnlhs have °\-3;°d- and everythingis held up until president shui! ne-
tu m.A: th u wi ll not be until the
middle of Marc h, the world has ln
forc it today ihe c redill and debits
uf 6\o months ul peace labor.
The credits are:
Why me the people unable to ¥°¢5\|
he that they may carry palriolism 5:
far u to make it dangerous?Tha:
is what the Germam did: they fiat-
terod and cheered the kainer until he
attempted imponfbie things: he be-
came s fool: no one dared bo tell him
the truth. and he know Ins abbut his
country than any other intelligent
~'re me from l u i ;int~n é p n .
and attaches nice peopic to me mow
rcadiiy
1'n:sident Wilson's wisest :lying i=
the mont unpopular one he ever ut»ie ml.Before we cngnzcd in the war,he mid: "We are wo proud to right.
What no meant.. of coune, was 'l|...\!we were too proud to engage in Li.¢
cnnrrcasnry and inexcusable folly nltightinmerely as an exploitation all
big tal The pdde that saves nzvnfrom drmmkennesa, Iighvng, l"I.ldCn(.14r,
1 u |
Q! umea and mluric s pair emplow.in thexfedersd service in Nebmnku in
th e y e a r ww.e tom! number be
ang 85:68, the ries pair #3,150,G1B.50.l ellly aii ltzc ae ample;
en were polilicni appointments, uppoiulcdby the dommant Plfls'alpower in our general government, Lin
more important appomhed as a rc
ward for political pany servace.
Ra lly the number is surphainx.
but ict ul emlider, if the govcrnmuu.owned the rlilwldl in Nebraska Wat!their more than 6,000 miles of track
src ceaa I know not, to c omet impu-
lience,irritability and other Z1kl;faults in my character-not be-:aww s
cam two annws about my own c hur-
nder, but beuuso 1 find the correc
tion of suc h faults as 1 have been
Ecu~ 1max :uuszxcs
( S . C . B a n e ! ! i n S l a t e J o u r n a l )
T h e N e b n s k a B l u e B o o k .19 15 .A
E. S he l do n, di re c tq r o f Ie g i. =\ i a1 .i ve rc .
u |; ..
e l ,e r
~.>v ~» ir sen
.seeos Ano ruse- BRED roomy
~ ""srruno rwe=f.r aiewasung crop.Yields 'big Sure
crop.Trv it!We also have Eire ALFALFA, CLDVER, TIMOTHY,
sweer CLWER and WINTER eve.All kinds oi GRASS and GARDEN
seed CHEAP.
CAR 01" SEED BARLEY or $1.50 PER BUSHEL
IN 25 ousm l.0TS 0R MORE
.
" ¢ v . -n ~¢;Y £ _ »\A . 5 3 3 4
I f2 *
r ,
I Do you want a big yielding early variety
~.~5 .o l c o r n t h a t w i l l m a k e a c r o p o i c o r n e v e r y
i "~y e a r ?G e t s o m e o m w a n e S e e d o e m .
r L- r .4~1 W e h a v e i t .W e a l s o h a v e R e i d ' s Y e l l o w
1 !P'r ~~g r ~ j .D e n t a n d U n i v e r s i t y N o .3 s e e d c o r n .
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_. - .- - .. . .. . .- .SUUSCI
O n o D o l l a r
_. . . . . . - - . - .
w e d o n o t
humbled Grinnell'| god toner: at the .univenlty armory to the :une of 27;
to 15.This secures for the Ibakers;third phce in the Valley conference
The Cuban pubiie seem:to putmore fdth in .lac k Johnnorrs vane!-
ty than lpon fan; here.
Hrs. George W .Wigbtmnn,o iBoston won the v-om|:1's nationxl in
door tennn dmmpionahip dnglel nt
New York by her signal detec t olMiss Marion Ydndcntem on March 1-a.
We note Peoria hu secured the1921.1 National Bowling Toormuncfm.Mr. Robert Brown ur( lnujglle, rm
reelec ted president for mo r term.
"rillin Rit»l\{|\fnnnlh §€»ll_\|¢h»\n
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postdfktt in
ziounwn io~t.
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m e n w n o n m
b o u g h t m a c k :
am ; : sa nd s u m
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s w a m !
p m p e n y I nw e t !n a r t e d
t o m s d o . o n
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l u n g .
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S u u u u , a t F1
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a ie enua t ol \ 'd a t e s fo r l.h|
l l m l e m . i l l t e
w n ,Li me rn =
m u s t D001¢~h
mn.o f a l m a
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w m a o u t b y
as c and ldx te.
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t o m i l e w e
c a g a r vu l ex ec
p . . - . a m i t h u 1
an ne w u| ul 'll |s o m e ca n nu l a
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l a w a l o n g i n
me r a r . m u b 1
: n e u an p u b
au\¢~r|.r»£ng oea,e x é p z na
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em m a k i n g .
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lun mm.1\t1.l 1
1lc ll a lrunt
tu those pie!mnnastcr 11. if
Hu' :ml p mrlaohid be cepuues,four
new in b e Ilor, of sou:-
$11.09 lllh $1
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m i films marlnefcenlor
bwng shownmlssuon abilwe o f $ 2 I
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" Iit 11|li paper .atatanent dug; "thé c incer ' I " - " " r "" " "§ ed "§ "1 J " ". " "" " ""'who d'd not 21221 hlmse}f ¢°"°|.E'§l',,°'; § 2 ? f o r $ `»..=¢.= $32 gz déoglrl
provmda plans and exhnlante 1.r nl .-.-uy me lt twenty c ents a pec k.work would he considered a sluker.4|-He continued "Th g y n y g u t the And he amply said,You go lo hvll,
4 money for mi¢ work is to be furnish-and 9.-way.
l a u u u r u u x .1. 0 1i | . T l : \
knew that
ra er fa.-at in thelac.
But he probablythe Crlillac waw
U n e m g n l . .h i !| ) I 0 l . |h e w a s t r a v e l i n g
lwvemment <z».1i1~
:lid not know that
easily trimmin thefastest train in }r:mre, the Borl a1|»;
-to-Paris Exp:ers.Bordeaux is 400
liordeaux and as they left to go tothega in Colonel Mulld ly wa n jllnl
startmg his dinner. They boarded the!".x;\neas and reached Plris on time.
going to the Univenily Union. \¢\.hn1ethe odleen registered.#Imxmne my surprise," xai u'e\'a:!-dell, "when 1 lrrived, to had Ionel
lihinled olive dnfb and rhmé underNavy aupcnisinn werc painted while.
These were the most conspicuous
models seen ovenees.It will be re
callcwi that the Cadillac has repented-
ly beaten the time of crack trains on
fast runs in .=\meHc..'\.wo u l d be rEt ¢l\ 't' \l a y 1,1 10 me n a n In q u ua m c |.¢.-upu:uz u u m c\\v |.|\¢n» ~. =-' df N o B e t H......_\ v .o n
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1MARTIN B. JACOBSON, DGHIEF,mu g mn s uw e ve r um wp. "Sube engineer J olmmn nude a
short ;p¢¢¢;;_Hd s s d d th a t i l th:money whic h willnoon be avdlxble
fo r b lg mu y r o k e u i s wi s e ly mdeeonomlwbg expended such Impraxe-men! will continue to be favored b,
the public.Dtherwbe there v.ix:ro me a Rutmn .He hoped that hmwouddhaveUm earaperatlon of the
members of the institute.He ind!
reumuy , ww, mm uoou: w per ren:higher thm the yrice average nf 19|::.
Pric e ntxtlxdn for luv. month, an
noulmod wdly h llhe Deparunc nt o'Llbor, showed t 26 of the 42 ar-lic lu listed were :helper in Febru-
|ry t|\nnln Qhc preceding gmnth. Thr-
mnrked drvrvuc s were:Egg: 33 per cent and buuer xo uv:
cent.Penton led the xz artic les. nhuw-
LARSEN
z iI\.S\1\¢ier, explli
not a panthrough m
later 11*Mad lm1 bought 1nmut from
& JACOBSON GARAGE.
thun§3,f",*§ated a big undertaking for the ohio:ing an increase by an adv f .'1`"i n h e a d ..-4 _..perc ent.n.nceu I
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BL A IR B RIE R Low and Personal.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
Ckkqo 8 Northwuyg.\
' m m E B L
11.13 e. m. Daily.
4.35 p. rn. Daily.
.Tran s W e lt.1030 a. ln. Daily.
3:00 p. m. Dlily .
C., S. 1'-. M. I 0.
.Tr dn l Nor th .
1.25 d a l t Sunday.2.54 ~ ~ dnil; exc ept Sunday .
6.45 p. rn. dgily except Sunday.
8.30 n. m. Sunday only.Tra m So uth.
9.25 a. m. daily except sunday
11.-C5 a. rn. dnily except Sunday.
ms p. an. daily.
Soft-Heat hatches more ¢u¢x».s-as !
-QSeveral of the lilalr boys have re
eeweu a bonus :mln then Uncle l5a:n~uel ox nutty d o ll s r s : M e w thosewnu were an me serviee the lust yen
o r ma g ma .
n n .W . F . tu - :n x» n 1ws D ENTA L
Ulu lo a n ed o ve r se m B a n k .
o
oJohnRohmson,or lekxnmh,vis-ited with reletwe: in this c ity , url;
la; we week, comm; down on Satur-
uay and :eturning tuesday.
o\ . . ¢ - . ¢ 1 u . n l Q 4 f t - l l n n f n a l i n l l l l n n -
z z .:f . . . !: " § x f .
~ Raman: d|.'h.|\'¢51
-oThe .lumor Choir of the M. E.churc h gave a "Fool'| Dress Party "
and St. ratriek's Day :upper on Mon-oay evening, about nfty being present
and joining an the games.
o
g f abo ut So ft-He at in this ww-
-l
oFunk F arr an d Ly le Dexte r paid
their euxtonmry week-emi Irom the"muddy" metropolis.
o
See bil a o( Soft-Heat ehewhere in
thin paper.5-II
oMrs.Fnnk Parnell.gr Norfolk,
Nebr., is hue for st few day ; visit
with her futher, J. H.Gwen ;Shewas n welcome c aller at The Eaten
prise dlhe on Satunlny .
ragf; ld about Soft- Hell i n this mini
-l oM . m d M P t l ie we re u pfrn .I Gt? mpvi1lt wildromOmaha for a ne l
relntises and friends on Saturday andSunday.
oFor Psrlor, Dining Room. Kitchen or
Bolroom hunlturo see J . E. Camp-
bell, Sueoenor to E. C. Pierce.
( ll- lf )
o
n . n n u ..
| The Misses Hele1;h:|.nlvGece Hind-
ey \\clQ guests at .. $appon-held home on Satulflay and stayed
over until 'iandly p. rn. before leav-lng lor their home in the McCa11lxy
dustrlet.
Sol!-Heat hatches more chicks bo-clttle in like nature'a own-not the
h a r s h d r y h e a l .o f t h e o r d i n a r y
~5 - i l .
oTheWoodman of the Wtrid held
regular meeting on Friday e'|:.:iolz
wmah was followed hy a dance 1%
good time ii reponod.
0
Wauled:--Girl for general homework.lnqulre MH. T. C. Hilton 7-ll
g ...FOB SALE: Two power feed mllll,
drafting and pulley s;one ro tu ypump.(3- lt)
The Heller Proprietary Co.
0 .Attorney A. C. Debel, who was re
cently diwhargod hom army servic e,
has dwded to resume his leur. pne-tic o ln Blair end hu loc ated tn theroomson the second floor of the
itlayle building, formerly occupied bspoulnewaq o.|0}0q 'ucnpxng aapng
the dignity of county Jwdze
oSoft~Hul is made in Blair.-see hi|
n d .5 - u
0 ¢
Sam Potter mazmger ol the Baru-h a n Brothers 6:tipindler printers
supply house at Orn was in therityWednesday and called at news
paper heedquurtern.He came up u.
diztpnose tne trouble wath the 1'1lot'|-neuspaper prose and found ill mml
uiy use from the effects of "o1d_,a¢u.
~ .1u r n :: : . ; . wA BARG AINS IH F AR H LANDS
We have some re d h u g ai n ;in
Farm Lmncls,Wild In d improved
<fv>;;<1 soil, no crop mf»;§g;~=- annum;
Tfmif, good mlds, xc hools,& ' .
M. Ii. 1'. D. and telephone.
Automobile Insurance
The National Automobile Insurance Co. of Lincoln, Nebr. is
the pioneer automobile Ins. Co. ln this territory and the only
company that has ever paid a loss in this territory.It ls an old
llne company and has $1W,000 in securities depoélted ln the Ne-
braslm State treasury to secure policy holders in the company.
insuring automob~es ls its sole business; insures against (ire,
theft and acddents..
l have the Exclusive district agency for this company; have
represented it for over three years, and have a list of more than
20 losaes\|mid in Blair and immediate vicinity during that time.
These loose have been paid promptly, without litigation, and ev-
ery policy-holder who has had a loss ls satisfied and ls still a pol-
i ~-holderlntheeom~y..
R \NCH Fon SALE OR TRADE
960 acres,well improved:goodFramelluiklingl,Feneved and e m u
Fonrvd.Plenl of Ha y Fu ture andI-'arm Land.in sell this Ranc h onsmallpay ment down or tnde for a
sgnnll nlafre close to town and give
Wlwz ms on zo tmdo for a fum?
lf y ou |11 to visit this c mtntty ,
write for our splc i ll nr nngemmts.-lr|.!nf| County R n !£'.sate Co.,:éauk Rapids, Minn.
Thefts of automobiles "and unavoiélablqaod are fre-
'B'tak clian for e smallqntandyoura ntao rdto ea ce,
unt you are asked m pay for safety._ ___
G. L DlXON,
Special Agent, Blmir.Nebr.
B. LUNDT, Low Agent,
At l.arsen's Garage, Blmir.
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AT T E N T IO N n n u s n s
W e wis h to lake c u annu l an-
nauncement that we a n h a d lx
1 f m m 1 scon nel or I uCORN (Mun (ur 1919.W x w m l ab l x n c n n p l o h n u n u a g w d e o m
wk ilu : we muy b v In p u ma: kmee!requirement: of ou cutou-
en in full thh scum.To lhh endwe uk your eoogratioa.(3~8\)hh Cmnin l C0
CO N G RE G ATIO N AL c mmc n
Sunday Services at 11:00 n. rn. and
7:80 p. m.Sunday School at 10 n. rn.Everybody welcome.Morning ser-on . "The w; 'W ho C uz ." . E ve .
n 1:1mon e Relidon of Anti
A. R J onas, Pastor
\ l of Coming City precinct. on
bottom nine miles north of Blninear the Kindred school for ~
years and subsequently Ho lt o f 1Carter school on tho plan now ~
and occupied by Hana Mm m . .
Surviving ne u relatives are thchildnn, one son, John w.. ~»~-
nddhf lilbulldlna undue halfbind ollmd.1\|||¢ | k l|¢ ll]dwc dandm ibnlp eforahm-ily wlmwrhblla h e n n a :nddlle k m nm dlnu tbdrrnrn ~I sho oler | ine v nu!fornk ..|almA.R3wule|
BUY A H OME
I : le t fo r u h a ine suburbanhols ofninore almlvro good srells,
lice :mln luv. 1\==~<1,;,=f w ste nkom fr o m Sterhen u d .ovsr in
Dextervllle. an w a Amd $10. md
c o m of $4.35, mnkhmg I to ta l of
84.85, \llic h he plid.
IN POLICE COURT
.
A number of high ahmol boys waw
lent home by Midget Hyen l u !
~unc the colon: of their nee~ tier
(green) didn't appeal to his aesthetic
tulle.Ona young lady, it was report-
u n s .CAROLINE au.- m a s :
Hrs. Caroline K. Trinler,f
dell!! oc c urred at Cailege War
Sunday , the 16th.hu t. . ha d bu n
redduut vf Cnliwun and 'lielllty - -
1850. until te n y um nga when
went 19 Cokhge view, a suburb
.
dmghter.She 'mu tht widow at J .
M. Trhsaler, batter known as Hlrhn
Tdular, who died six y eln qc .Her
pgrentl ware Mr. md Hn. Bly Stiltl,
pany.living at Calhoun.
dn r g hte r ; Mn .Gnce TWWo o I n d Hn .Carolina
iip and Han? of Oregon. Emesr. oColo..and three d a mn ,Eliza i n
married)and H n .A n n Leach.eOregon md Mn. J . B. Cuter, of thi
city.The body /Arn brought to Ca!houn for burial and fu ne nl serv
held them on Tuuday P. H.
The sh ow o f th t ounger Brothern stated for this evening me
Home 'Ihentre is awzking an appnoviableinta rut among local "movi
gunsd isle uc endcmy
n or n plauonn, wmcnI.: but me emboduuen..
sane and ¢:0mnrvu
*Jace in power, Lou
~Ie revenwn to typotorextruvngauw
vXGAi-T'E
heard of npuhlic an
bod:in po li un l and
n ;9, pohcy very un
ynara.ln diner, con
Wo d e or ~emoerncy.endo-cs the United Slaves Govemmc m
opornw the American special betweenlo a n and Ciuumont,as rea!u p to
date train in charge of Americanswith hut-, second-,and lhinnlcfs..
tne ng L-1hn..1"~u ~I f~d.r.
been a hard lesson for many h mwrnfn who have bcon deprived of U113151! #afthem #lurvdy nom of toal.
Whiie in the main, farmen hu ¢Lakcn this loss with philosophkul
calm. yvt there are many among therrmjho, disgusted b the class of :ran
~e 1 Len yan by`Ceorge`H3.~al't
prin op the Anc kl Herald, arrest-ed yesterday for robbery, were .nord
at :hc Anoka jail today aad1ru|ue1.
mu other u11dengkeidy have been
identified by qpn- fonner owners.`Iuborn.l:~g his ee-nieuion lu nh m
Lihernry Dig c at:-Hem in | . quevtion.with something of an "kic k"in
it,from Privlte W .M. *=§°°» 33th.Co., 20th. Engineers, new n Epinld
France:We uma over he re to make the
T H E ma m a H AN D
Among the many lesson: nmorec
from the recent umm is one, imposeduponthousandsof our fnrnmerswhich places the farm Eaborer in ilu
ii~ht of a "necesaa evil' mth .. |.
l l
W hde lde Th du Clu feu ed By Duc
on.
Bdinneapolis,Mu c h 19.-Truc klovin 01 gods, |.§1d.t.o have been aui
______________..__..-|_.._._.._ . _ .....- ......~..B y D u c -
3 9 . - T r u c k
e b ee n a £o I»
h u m e f a n
~r g n ` } i$ l l 'i .
r a i d , a r r e s t -w e r e : n o r d
am l1 IUl u e1 .
l l i l ve b t f u
o w n e r s .i o n l u r t h m
r k d l a t e o r
n b a n k r o b
or 'I'u ea d u y 's
d i n H y a t t
we r e t l ln v*
i n g d l a h u a
.I n e l :o i
r i o l i n ; u c v.
Lihernry Dig c at:-Hem in | . quevtion.with somethimr of an "kic k"in
it,from Privlte W .M. *=§°°» 33th.Co., 20th. Engineers, new n Epinld.
France:W=-¢sfo° QQ=;_.lm@_v; \'f\=1=f=theiauoilii ufffor democracy. 'Ii1en"4i'n5
do-cs the United Slaves Governmcm
opornw the American special betweenlo a n and Cluumont,as real u p to
date train in charge of Americanswith hut-, second-,and ihhcleta..
compm1men9.a, in which tho boys wh
won the war are only allowed in unthird-class?The dining-room on
:his wonderful tni n is f or 0|'fl.rc14only. There may be other such Uiins
but this is the only on I know of.The boy: who found it ncccslsary 20allinthothhd-c lan cars,md' c al
their .corn Willy and beams if Ibis)had any. all hope you find thcsc fvw
linen of interest..Charley Hain sold a imrk load rl
hogs, faqrowod i q ;fall,wcighinul
210 lbs..lo C.M. Chrif tfn=c1 yo#tcndny at $18.00 a hunflml.r' :
brought him $T20,!."L
EA~
I h
grow
sale
iilntr,
iJ L.
BANKING HOUSE OF
ASTETTER
100,000.00 Established 1869.£15
o f j g w e l s y .
h e a l vs a n
a n d k e p t E
-noco mpl icm
== ; ; ;; ; = ='~ ~
ic e t 1
lI1if.l¢d Lh \
e n t , n o t fo r
a n d n u m e r
w o r c fo u m l
~n gw m sl in n
va s a d f : r o :
5§X0/7;
v1N'~E"&~ARl
~3
er Bank of Washington
ln Successful Operation
More Than 50 Years
v " T H E B E T T E R MAC H IN E "
~21 Jewel Movement~
'~' -sl,,,B...»-|~._
general banking business
ducted.::::
sell Exchange, and Loan
ney, cash checkson other
ks, pay interest on time
» ~sits for six,nine and
~ive months at the rate of :fu
T H E ma m a H AN D
Among the many lesson: glmcreci
from the recent umm is one, imposeduponthousandsof our fu mc r swhch places the farm §f»°~f in ilu
u t or a "ncccsaa c v ' mth`i»"'r. ;EH:-1b n.T1" " Zu Zi f ~lld. ~
been a hard lesson for many h mwrmrn who have bcon deprived of U113151! #afthem #lunvdy nom of toal.
Whiie in the main, farmc n hu ¢Lakcn this loss with philosophical
calm. yvt there are many among thcrrwho, disgusted bg the class of tram
niem labor avail; lc. have disposed ol.-plsnfiiul funn: md retinsr!The win:
ones, however,mcfcly reduced 1,h¢
area of culdvated crops,introduce'labor Davin: machinery and are nov
ln l position to enlargl their ern;acreage as common 42550 dictates.
u o va n x n : : s n .s.e.|..1.s
W IIEA T 'ro MILL ER!-
Minneapolis,March 16 - Fi ve million bushels of whell. have been soldto Minnenpvlia miller:1 by the Uliitul
States xruln conaoraliop in the [||0\.|
tn prevent an increase an the pric¢!"o=.I1-our and bread.The price n.ver¢g¢-°reached $2.36 a bushel, I4 cent: abou
the fixed wheat price.There are mane n u n 25~.000.00-bushels of government owned when*
-taxed in Minneup-:Ms eievatnn.Un
Ilvf the plan adopted the sale v.:1
continue until fuaihvr orders are flrviu1| from Washington or until Un
rlpply run# out.
1`m1Q§~HevmG
arane orders_to Walter Lsrsen's G
GIVE ME A TRIAL
DAN MURRAY
braska.
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i§"'r6ii§}3.iio` nz OKLAHOMA
L ., _.-._-.-.-._.\n\.»~.»,..m.. c;¢\~. ou. March ns-r a l f q vl u u g n u | l l \ | u | ¢ l » " , .- - - . _ - _ .-. . _f l _f 1 Th i n e | n ~ 1 - : c vs a n r c n e d k i l l e d m d_'r'3 _- : §: '_. _ 2: . 'L . f: & _2 : *1 ~ _. 1 -. .m u r r a l » 1 h » = = » i n \ ~ \ m f- fi l l 9 f. * ° = ° e e !9 i l
u n uu"""'!{in;:f1.ahnr county 13.47. night.\\ lw5L. B. fl-tllll..Irv rlnwn and the extent of U19 darn-F . -
g ~s 1 r
at :hc Anoka jail today aad1ru|m¢1.
mu other u11dengkeidy have been
identified by qpn- fonner owners.`Iuborn|;ng his c||1£eu!o:l lu nh m1;, li;-au aid he worked late or
n ~2. of the Chunplin bank robbeso nrt gp the story for 'I'ueaduy's
a r.Amanghthe goods found in }lya2t'e
room nt his |hter'a home were unm-srientul rugs,10 zhafiing dlahua
three bolts of lace,aavenl neu ox
bwkr and book cus, one riolin; uc v.
THE BANKING HOUSE OF
'§;,P£§§I§IlE§
el. table lumpy and pieces of jgwelsy.Hy atfa nister m d he alvsan
cleaned his m m room and kept Elocked.His 16 ye|\r-old- nocomplicmin rec ent robberies, a miniutefl son.
is said to have toid the pc iic e umliy att deelamd he c ommitted tht
robberies tor the excitement, not for
the money Ih it.
Three band: of china and numer
ous: other stolen articles were f01.tn»l
in the basement of the Congwmstinn
nl church, where ltyutt was a df-:ro:
and a jnnitnr.
The Pioneer Bank of Washington
County, ln Snccessid Operation
For More Than 50 Years
E
A Conservative Ba n k
WITH LIBERAL, SAFE MANAGEMENT
I ISTATE BANK GUARANTEE LAW
3151! #afthem #lunvdy nom of toal.
Whiie in the main, farmen hu ¢Lakcn this loss with philosophical
calm. yvt there are many among therrwho, disgusted bg the class of :ran
nicm labor avail; Ie. have disposed ol.-plsnfiiul funn: tlld retinst!The win:
ones, however,manly reduced 1,h¢
area of culdvated crops,introduce'labor mein: mac hinery and are nov
ln l position to enlargl their ern;acreage as common 4:-me dictates.
u o va n x n : : s n .s.e.|..1.s
W IIEA T 'ro MILL ER!-
Minneapolis,March 16 - Fi ve million bushels of whell. have been soldto Minnenpvlia miller:1 by the Uliitul
States xruln conaoraliop in the [||0\.|
tn prevent an increase an the pric¢!"o=.I1-our and bread.The price n.ver¢g¢-°reached $2.36 a bushel, I4 cent: abou
the fixed wheat price.There are mane n u n 25~.000.00-bushels of government owned when*
-taxed in Minneup-:Ms eievatnn.Un
Ilvf the plan adopted the sale v.:1
continue until fuaihvr orders are flrviu1| from Washington or until Un
rlpply run# out.
au
~+
A general banking business
conducted.::::
We sell Exchange, and Loan
Money, cash checkson other
banks, pay interest on time
deposits for six,nine and
twe\ve months at the rate of
4 per 4;ent_.9;>\' annqgn. ~ :.
II:Il Plume ('ullar 9911. |=l't i.. not knownu u u t h e m o m m a :
a n m l t r u t h , w a .
oz m e u o r u a a
m e p n n c u p t e a .
n e r . m e m e w t l At Youf Servicé\ ¢ \ ' . h l | | \ . \ |u -- -uhmnne ||.:D0|nlm¢ll$
ce
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l l |Have a 2-ton Garya u e m u c n c y ; a o l a y i a h h a ve b e e n L n -
~ ¢ . > p c m . l | t u | e » u i d i u n d - n t h e d n g s n m
s o l o w h a ve b e e n u s e a¢lI~1:vutem
l u n !m a m n t n u o n s l o r w h i c h p u !n1Truck and am prepared;IU '~:'u
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u t a u n i u vu u \ | | | '¢ l u n : q u a n n u a n I-pgr.b-If
oMisa Gladys Sappenileld was a vis-
itor nl me Carl hmdiey home in theL!cC|.r1.hy district on lut Sunday.
oC0111 and barley f o r u lI n t AyeBrothers* Seed Homo.4 4 - I I
1"mno is :war is in Blair for a
short visit wiih réhtivu and Irienén.Array life hu agreed with Franc is,
he being the piciuae of henith.Arun;Ho has some good features.
Mr. and Mn. J ohn Rodgers were
Bld r bulin ol visiton early in theweek.They are c onmiderlng relent-
ing in Blair utter 3 few month: malresidenceIn Missouri Vnlley,Ia.Blair im't auc h l poor plac e to live.
n their opinion.
oDR. J . v. u mc n mu , a li c e 2 15 w.wu h i n g mn S ma l.Hou: Phones.
r m
oH r s .J a m e s F o l e y a n d d a u g h t e r .
i a l z e l . .A -. . I - l § . - . .4 l . \ h . . »a n d
o .Do y ou know that the best incubnlorever nude i l bein; mannfnc inred
here in Bldr--not because we nylo. but bec ause men from all pamof the United States my ao.5-ll
nThe social nt the M. E. church on
Thursday evening was quite well aiuended..
oG m ;to Zlouukeeping?Let me
furnish your homm J.E.Campbe!l.
mu-crane Hbtrldity (H that th _1
.J E
the inzraiuc tion of grnfting me wc!!
as the fraudulent un of auc h powc:
a to have awnkened in the grinfripllrdcitizen an aversion, nlher I an a sie
sifc for, an olhcial posiilbn.
Fort Calhoun Chronicle:- W m
Pick has purchased the old ment market building of I". H. I'mhm and -
having it decorated inlidc and out
oDo you know that tl\ere's as smeh
dilerenee between Soil-Hes!s m
the heal. of other lneubslors snthereisbetweenSoft-sad u musher,'s-tn
o xWill Nohrenberg was a pleasant
csller st Enterpnse headquarters 0:Sltuniay .
oOlce Furniture, Dem. Chun. ek.sl. J. E. Cl_Pb¢|r\ Plerefs Oldsua._<41-ar).
oThe Fire department wsu called out
Lo exunguisn 4 blue early Salome;
morning st. me Snowdon home ou
Ent :south St.Tho Zire was extin-guished before muc h a msg e.who
uone.Une of me rooms :onus a
ingc square of Iam and pmzer.
u s u u s r ,l l z 1 l n n u l g 1 : a n u s I \ . |I l l uI r i e n u s i n t h i s c i t y .f h e y w e r e f o r m -
e r r e s i d e n i s h e r e ,r e s i d i n g o n u f a r m
n o r t h o f t o w n b u t a r e n o w r e s i d i n g o n
a homeszesd in aouxfnweslicm, Souch
Dtk otl.: .
oFor Furniture or Underiskitlg see
J. E. Campbell, Successor to E. c,
Pierre.(41-ll;
oClow Allen left on Tue<day p. rnfor Rochester, Minn., to be with hh.
wife while on the operating table, hehmdng rec eived nouiiration um thhwould be the car-e either Wednesda'
or '1`hursdsy.We wish for this goodmommas successful operation and
speedy recovery.
oBEGINNING FEBRUARY IST, 1916
4 per cent intern! will be paid onoertilieslssor ¢epodt m u g f o r
Successor to E. C. Pierce.
(41-in /
oThere have been a number of cam
of ls nriviw among our citisons ¢.|,;|r
ing the put week.
oin addition lo my Millinery Stoc k
I hare added s aloe line oi Hosieryto Silk and Colton, in the prevailingColors, slso s nite line of Gauze Un
denresr in lsrge snd medium sizes.Mrs. 'r. c . Hilton, The Mllliner
oThe box-social announced for F11
day eveningyhlarch 14, waz-poniponecifor one week making it Fraday evening, March 21.
0 .Soft-Heat is nude in Bllir,--lei hig
l d .
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A p r e t t y e x a m p l e of 1.1 15 li on : n d
h e l a m b I y i n g d o w n t o g o t h e r ' I a
u r n i a h m i b y t h e c a u c u s F m h y n l ;t
1. wa s ca ll ed a s 1 r e p u b l i c a n c a u c u s
m l s o m e d e m o c r a t s .w h o e vi d e n t l y
u v e b e e n r e a d i n g u p o n t h e pe a c e
n u ff. - r e n e e a n d l e a g u e o f n a t i o n s h i m
w g ; - n g a vm ; L h u e n o f b r o t h e r l y o v (
a . n a n a n n -nu-hu...i ann.
H
gg/veIcordiallyinviteeverybuyertt.vim mr store--A17 Colleeuan sz Haf-
duen nr"'.\'ni1ond, Trimmed nd 1'at-
ma Hu h mr p ua e s my f °_§,_~°f clan r
oz"i....'°.~f t mum. Tha Millin g:ua
:ix months, nin a months, md nmyear.-THE BANKING .HOUSE anA. CA S TK TTE K
.n ..Willmd Ineumd, who hu been one
Uncle Sami boy arfor some tune,back fmm France me is srlendirlu
Miss Gladys Sappentield celebratedner c iwhteenth binndsy on hat Saivrdlv evening.March 15.Severm.
yéung fficndf wen an attendance Inuenjoyed a most delightful evening.
oTHE STATE BA NK of mm. Neb r. .
g ~s 1 r
at :hc Anoka jail today aad1ru|m¢1.
mu other u11dengkeidy have been
identified by qpn- fonner owners.`Iuborn|;ng his c||1£eu!o:l lu nh m1;, li;-au aid he worked late or
n ~2. of the Chunplin bank robbeso nrt gp the story for 'I'ueaduy's
a r.Amanghthe goods found in }lya2t'e
room nt his |hter'a home were unm-srientul rugs,10 zhafiing dlahua
three bolts of lace,aavenl neu ox
bwkr and book cus, one riolin; uc v.
THE BANKING HOUSE OF
'§;,P£§§I§IlE§
el. table lumpy and pieces of jgwelsy.Hy atfa nister m d he alvsan
cleaned his m m room and kept Elocked.His 16 ye|\r-old- nocomplicmin rec ent robberies, a miniutefl son.
is said to have toid the pc iic e umliy att deelamd he c ommitted tht
robberies tor the excitement, not for
the money Ih it.
Three band: of china and numer
ous: other stolen articles were f01.tn»l
in the basement of the Congwmstinn
nl church, where ltyutt was a df-:ro:
and a jnnitnr.
The Pioneer Bank of Washington
County, ln Snccessid Operation
For More Than 50 Years
E
A Conservative Ba n k
WITH LIBERAL, SAFE MANAGEMENT
I ISTATE BANK GUARANTEE LAW
3151! #afthem #lunvdy nom of toal.
Whiie in the main, farmen hu ¢Lakcn this loss with philosophical
calm. yvt there are many among therrwho, disgusted bg the class of :ran
nicm labor avail; Ie. have disposed ol.-plsnfiiul funn: tlld retinst!The win:
ones, however,manly reduced 1,h¢
area of culdvated crops,introduce'labor mein: mac hinery and are nov
ln l position to enlargl their ern;acreage as common 4:-me dictates.
u o va n x n : : s n .s.e.|..1.s
W IIEA T 'ro MILL ER!-
Minneapolis,March 16 - Fi ve million bushels of whell. have been soldto Minnenpvlia miller:1 by the Uliitul
States xruln conaoraliop in the [||0\.|
tn prevent an increase an the pric¢!"o=.I1-our and bread.The price n.ver¢g¢-°reached $2.36 a bushel, I4 cent: abou
the fixed wheat price.There are mane n u n 25~.000.00-bushels of government owned when*
-taxed in Minneup-:Ms eievatnn.Un
Ilvf the plan adopted the sale v.:1
continue until fuaihvr orders are flrviu1| from Washington or until Un
rlpply run# out.
au
~+
A general banking business
conducted.::::
We sell Exchange, and Loan
Money, cash checkson other
banks, pay interest on time
deposits for six,nine and
twe\ve months at the rate of
4 per 4;ent_.9;>\' annqgn. ~ :.rusentm~t --»l i ~ ~ ' I
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SELLING FURNITURE -IS MY BUSINESS
x
I ke ep e verythi ng i n house furnishings tha t there is a de-
ma nd fo r i n Bla ir and tri butary te rrito ry .I can't siford to sell
che ap, trashy furniture or charge you to o much for the be tte r,
mom stylish and servi ceable kinds; If I do you won't some back
agai n-I lo se y our trade.
All furnitum, like "c-oons," looks aiike-in pictugee Come
in and look at the real thing and let me price it to you.
I ha ve just got in a s ple ndid va dety of baby buggi es;a nd
they are moderately priced.`
A large a ss ortme nt o f RUGS has just a rriv ed; a ll the new
styles in combination colors.These rugs me a choice lot, in all
standard sizes , and priced for a quick turn-over.Be tte r see
them and make your selection before somebody else grabs the one
you waht.The stoc k i s COMPLETE.
UNDERTAKING MADE A SPECIALTY
J. E. Campbell,
Successor to E. C. Pierce.
T h e B e s t - F u r n i t u f e -The Bes t
a lt e r i !!}l i i l I .l i l i l I !§
'u
\
~sence or ~, 'but It ~y n~~ 6
lm:lchscn. who il lai d to us e th *
~nkey ns his party embiem, recelvvdhv nomination for mayor.While
he matter of pany afhliallon has
othimz to do with 1. 1-amdIdutc'a qua!!
iha lion and'
nmb stunt il to be pulled oil be surf
hnt you won't be tha lamb.Peter
Inf! and H. C. Morse were renamin
ml as councilman from their respec
i\c wards.
itt!o tale is that when
44
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,,
A Conservative Ba n k
WITH LIBERAL, SAFE MANAGEMENT
I ISTATE BANK GUARANTEE LAW
~¢
U,""1The ladies of the Queen Esther Lir-
cle gave an "eacpenence social"mthe as. B. church, Fxiday , Muc h 11.
The occasion was r u d e one of ut-most enwrtainment ior all presenm.Each of the ladies contributed Olin:
iol1ll».ssgnc):prey gm.previqflllaf
u. deserved vacation with nlativem,
Inenus and associate!in this di y .Mr. and Mu. (Smile Ireland, parenuotws nu d,were Iormariy residents
of this c aty, but an now located in
Fremont.
uL E T Y OUR I D L E MONE Y u r n
nn||\»tl\I|\l.'Hn Sillln ihn k. HMI.
will pay qua 4 per cent interest pen
Annum on time c enillczlea ol Dcpnlilfor Sir.Nine or Twa i n
monlill-All deposits are protea-
ed by the Gunnniee Fund of the
State of Nebraska.(3-an
uTheSt.Patrick's dance given by
_Fnlhnlln Ludlum Ravinia nn Ina!.v |~a r bemg -=~=""=°g_;§,;|>';'= mem Na h !v m ~ 5 1 5 3 * ~§ ; n d.;'...~...;u . .s . _ . . .Lu e v;no\| s me o ¢_K'or-~`eve ng wus A gnu surc¢.'=<~n u a raclioed.To this enlcn-1£nin wu t o n Uma C e r tmu lu f o r S i x,wma evnry loyal Lrisumnn in uI /. n n C ~ D D A { `~If ¢.v'lf$°.. was ndded | splendd .mi NI M or Twz lve ma nlha .(3-U)couutr izl in lggtfqgqnnce. uwc ll ,
'l\EKUJE1\|;l KHL l UK
HE po pula ri ty o f the L a us o h 2 | J e we l Ke ro s e ne Tra c to r is du e to
lts unus ua l pe rfo rma nc e i n the fi e ld.W h e t h e r p l uw l n g .t h r e s h l n g
o r d0 lng g e ne ra l fa rm wo rk i t s he a v y d uty . fo ur c y li nde r.va lv e -i n-he a d
e n g i n e p r o d u c e s a s t e a d y Ho w o f e c o n o mi c a l p o w e r w i t h a mp l e re -
s e r v e t o me e t un u s ua l c o n d i t i o n s ._
W h e n o n t h e j o b o u r 2 4 r o l l e r a n d b a l l b e a r i n g s a n d e n c l o s e d
c ut s e a rs . ru nni ng i n o i l, i ns u re a ga i n s t e x c e s r i v e we a r a n d r e d u c e
gram and mnuw smxuvuowen by
a dcllghuul luncheon which wound u|an evenllul evening.
Webller'| Mammoth Pukel Seedl 52
per package mm- Baku Store.
. A ..Hum Grimm mule n contribution
lo me ment supply ot the world, comumm; of dx can ol amonaed mmand cornied mule. 153 need, and thecan ol hogs, nlupped lut Mondaynlght nnd sold on 1\\ad:y'| Um-lhllmarket.The cattle were bought an
The uuburban xesldenee pruperty ofFred Bugeon hu been disposed of tn
hir. Ovennn, at Virdnin. n brother-\n-lnw ot Emmet Boll., o! Llzln city.Mr. llugeon hu not decided where hewill make hu futum home, but isplanning n mp w Kulbms Cay w vnsAl his wo sons, Curtin and Hamid.:md n mp into Kansas to vial! n sis
ter.
We ole: A good pernle bnngnlow np~ron ll onecle! vu.A line new l£n¢of Spring draws for Girls.Blairnun .-1 smn.'I-'ll
muy "oramnry " eluzenspeople.
urn Variety of Plne DinnerwarePsllernl.Cone ln md we them.Um' nrka are x-llln.5-2|Blur Rocket Sion.
Holler Hmm Gm on the sick lin
n couple ol days the past week.
ll' you rnhe chiekenn you oull\! tolam about Sun-Heat.5-n
,.See Soil-Hut ld ln this vwrr-5 ll E
e d i u m w e i g h t w h i c h ,b e i n g e v e n l y
~ntrol.Th i s ma k e s po s s i b le o p e ra -
wi t h o u t p a c k i n g o f s o i l ._
y o u t he a b i li t y o f th i s t ra c to r t o re -
o ur a c re a ge c a p a c i ty .I T I S F I V E
TRACTORS.
uw ny an- nun-clm||>Iy. nr i|.r.~m»r
wnrlhlmr.merc-m trouhlwmnkrrae Who buy and lrylhvra _-\fm§ru:|y[Emily mu them.m every part ur il.ded nn cnrdulli ulde watch. Iuln |here are mlny aliy°[||||;||m m mx
maierinl and workmanship,and lhe selliul aunt gen umg sommhsinn an them.vm. me win: fu hu, .1lrmclur; yuu may not think»u naw.hu! yjun1l chlngcyour mind-junl as you did.nhuul buying |ur.Yonwill do paurxell nn iniliniiecxr :ou buy a lrmrior fun-M-aug in Lamson apmnn.mnled.
rial Contest of The Lagson
n the Market.
rd--not down to a price"
friction to the minimum
The Lauson Tractor is of medium weight which,being evenly
distributed, warrants perfect control.This makes possible opera-
tion on wet or plowed ground without packing of soil._
A demonstration will show you the ability of this tractor to re-
la/ce farm labor and increase your acreage capacity.IT IS FIV Ep
um... .-less ons
velvetHam,tie and
Mr. and Mrs. John Aronson. of thc
§YEARS AHEAD or' Uwnrsxf. '1.u.AU1u11,:s
Hi fr1...1.....-....a .nl. -. ml nn 1 Ilan!n r o w nrihlons.mo r n l1l8|.tfi&l1 i n d w o r k m a n sh i p Ln w h l i Iu l n l l u ¢\ u l vn \In I'" - °'-- - v -1 .`d l n I:11nii t o r a i i u l v a n m u h - s h i ft s ,x m u b l e - m a k e r s a n c s c q u : a g r n |: ¢1 =- uo m :c n a p e ,ym a n o r b o y c a n o p e r a t e i l ;fo r p e u p i e * h o b u y a n d t r y h i ' § 0 f" m " " i " l ° l § ° ¢ \Th i g h
r u .rl f y o u h u e a L a u s o n y o u i n o p e r a t e l h a m w e r e s s f u . l s u n r $!° l\ \£0 u s a.t __ n ._....z..nl . -...._..:__....¢ \. . - A l n i | | | l § h n H v a u n t . n w . . .l r u c l o r ;y o u m a y n o t t h i n kaunt nrqulne me l\r\n:l.l ulan lIuginnr or Mechanic :ll
high wages to operal§Tl'?-~._There ue u lh vr h i v -able lu don on the mmr kvl
i lu !give fairly nlllflc laryservire. but only n fur oli\»
e m and numerous nlhvrn
I n u n n n g a o - u ;| u u n l u n v u cThe Laulon, every part al il,is cunslruclcd na carefully ua highgrnde watc h, lasts a
lifetime. There src many nhwlutv.ly vrurlhlen irnciurf
mid berauaw llwy arc mn
slrucled fllruply , nf inferior
hu now,but yjotfll chlngc
y our mind-just as y ou didaboutbuying a n r .Youwill do gourself nn in ntiw
if y ou buy a lrarior fo nsvsiugihe Laus-on demon-
strnlell.
W e Challenge a Trial Contest of The Lamson
Nels Jnsperson is here from Boile,' ilk" neiifhbbrla.
Ia, Amin; up a deal for the lm, 10:and leaves a wncres of the old Joe Ama farmsouth A brother 8129 r
of Blair whic h he formerly owned i"\m=er8I service:mi sold last year 1oNela 6311? Jen a an Wednesday.
._\| -_...a u - -nulu \r nn nlbe ll .B C DDQ l u m ah I l l u vn u n u sB o i s e , a n d l i k e i t t h e r e ve r y m u c h -
be flt e r t h a n C d i f o m i a w h e r e t h e y *
w e r e f o r n t u n e .
n
M r s .H i l m n h a s r e c e i ve d 1.E e t t e r l
f r o m h e r a h t e r , A n n a , ( M n . J o h n } .
C r a m e r )w h o va . :a m e m b e r o f t h e
H i l t o n h o u s e h o l d h e r e i n B m i r i n h e r
s i = 1 h g ° d d m W f % ° * < " " § ' a i H ° 3 "
F o r S a l e 0 1 ' R e n t : - 1 6 0 a c r e f u m i n
t h i s C o u n t y - i n m e d i n l e p o u u d o n .
'I - l f F . H . C l a r i d g e
oD o r s e y C h r i s t e n s e n a n d B u r k e C a r -
r i g a n h l \ ' e d o p e d i t o u t t h a t J o h n
A y e f r a m e d u p t h a t e p i s o d e o f b e i n g
t . h m \ \ 'n o u t o f R e p r e s e n t a t i ve h a i l n t
l n e S u m C a p i t a l l a s t w e e k w i t h h i ;
fr i n m i }b n n n . » n t . a |. i 1 . e H i l l er . w h o a r ~
ron ham
Z O l e ! n i n e b u i l d i n g I o ! o n I
S w l h S I T E C I f i l l l l l l ."| 'h |. | ig 0 || ¢
t h e b u t h i s o n t h e s t r e e t .
J d m A . R h a s d e e
S A P P E N r u : fu - 1 1 z N o u z m '
M i n a f:\n ||\v A l l n l n i n l n f \ h 1|
asAgainst Any Tractor on the Market
Built up to a standard--not down to a price" III J
of Blair In Every Detail
Val 1 1 A I o'l'l IH gg1 nuss-_/-\nt111
DISTRIBUTORS
NEBRASKA.
.1 .
~~=
.I
MrS'I`T. C. HILTONBLAIR
@ hunched
1 /
ag a .
l'Rlh'l'8 'nm NEWS-Rtllrdlel
T H E E N T E R P R I S ~ N o ~
1 1
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\i'.....,.i: :ii iaml3 :. \ .)
. "J
3
/
T!
i nZ!!!
l t :
hai
bxeam ~»----n will be lent pnly for mdmlnistn-
Ihre expenses of physical operations~f the tmrnu usd no; for actual coarrlngnf allotment and allawnnco
The attention of nutomobiic gwmra
il direc ted to G. 1. Dixon! Automo-b lk Insurance advertisement in to-
day's Enterprise.No owner of anautomobile, unless he possases un-
iimited mans, can lion! to carry hisown innarance.Owning and driving
.| l
|e m p l o y e s Lh e b u r n - u ' |p a y r o l l nowy
.I r H t l r |a i ~
AN HATCH MORE
TRONGER CHICKS
H SOFT-HEAT
In-h,, and one each at Shuben and Blair. Nchr.Wehny my md every good laul nlock.We ply CASHfor Liherly bonds: No commission." Conxult me about your in-\cdmenta and l'll save you money.
==Ge0. Schroeder
5 4 5 Ra i lwa y E xc ha nge Bldg.
l5 lh & Ha r n e y St .
Pho ne :Do ugla s 32 61
Omaha, Nebraska
dayu.Some tide! rn »t.cal your ce.:and get away with ffm so frequent-
ly luppens; some iwridinlz hivk may
About 1,200,000 checks for allot.-menu,allowances.insumnce andwmpenutionnowaremann!
annnthly, amounung in the aggrmgatr
so more than $4u,000,000.Nearlyhd! of this sum comes from the Wmd e p r tmmt and repnsents soldiers
allotments.Then in no shortage ln
tb l funds for nliolmenta since Uni:is deducted. from soldiers'pay,but
the funds nvnilable for allowuacmadded to the nllotments are lirmtcd.
'~un ..19 ,u r l i i ff |'1mmi:rsloners sn SL Paui.e foliow-f.1l by the states in attemptin
The conference 1»\aa nttcnded b>!§¢°fight some of the provisions -
|lI(":\Ln\8l.i\0B of lhc railway C0111-:|f(!dEHl.l ¢0n{roI
GEo.scHR0EDERs
OFFER,
An Opportune Investment
With Stock Bonus1
A a r
We own and Oler for nie 525.900 7 per cent Preferred
Guaranteed Stock,participating up to kt! per cent at $100.00'Myer share.Carry 10 per cent Common Stock bonus.W i th E h
ery $1,000.00 of Preferred you get $100.00 Common StockBonusfre e- illar ma nn Vinegar and Pickle Co..of Omaha,
Neh., Fatablished 1870. Clpitnl\Stock $250.000.00.A goingconcernunder excelient management, producing n common necessity: ideaily located. makes the possibility of good earnings
a iogienl certainly.
There is No Better Time Than House-Cleaning
I I I I n
m a y b n c k f i m a n d b r e a k y o u r m m
w h e n y o u u e t r l n l t i n g i t ;o r c a t s :
d m a n d b u r n u p .I f y o u a r e i n l u m l
a n d m y o f theme !.hi.n¢:|i u p p e n a ! !
y o u h a ve t o d o i s M e y o u r c l a i m W i l h
t h e c o m p a n y a n d s m y o u r m c n v; . , u n ¢ I
I
) G - A - S
for lightipg and heatifng Wa'¥! gladly give 55uuexpcrl. advice
in part at lout our sovereignty." The
prcscnt. Icague proposal, he continued,
"Ea perpetual, u covenant from which
nohe of the panic: can withdraw with
the accidcntmnd collectdnrnagesfrom:ha other pany.Don't own or driw
n rar without lutn insurance.ll,'s socheap that peopia will have no nym-
in g 5 1 1 t r o ub l e s a r isi ng f ro m U1 2 fe d -misa ion e rs o f Ne brmslza ,Io w a ,M i l !
e r n l r o n t r o l o f t e l e g r a p h a n d r a i l r o a d n e s o t u , N o n h D a k o t a , S o u t h D a k o t a ,
l i n e s , a c c o r d i n g t o R ; i l w a y C o m m i a -\ V a . \ ¢ h i n l r l u n . G l e n n a n d I d a h o .
s i n n e r W i l s o n ,w h o n e t u m e d yest»er A c o m m i t t e e o f E ve w a s a p p o i n t e d
}| .ih a s n o t b e e n a n d w i l l n o t b e nb auf
»i o n e d. " ( . ol n n ¢ ~ I H a r ve y d c -c l s r e d t h a i
' .+ \n \e ri ¢. | i s on ly a e nt s vs " m u l t h a t
n o fo:-eigs b o w c r c a r e o r t h e " c l
fa r e o f t h o n i t c d S t a t e s a n d w a s n o t
| ; i \ i n g : z t h o u g h t t o i t , e x c e p t x o g a i n
usd fam' no 5°'°""?°°war upon the rest of the world.
.\mvrif.:r1's *mst resources.He u serl
..| nt tho oubwt that he would not undvr any rircunx<ta'rlcr~n "in the enm
mon plsmsc attac k the r a i l "p 1 ent.but hr' ausertnl "We are !.oo prone zu.nnkc a fttish of ou hir e ef mngustrnqc
SAYS C0'¢l'1NAN'I'13 n o o m z u
llut Colonel Harvey Bf ljevn Ln g u cIdea W ill Preuil
Chicago, March 15 -Colonel George
llarvc y, editor of the North Ameri
mn Review, in an address before n
xuthedng of blnkens tonight. cle4.|lll`E4| the League of nations covrnlnl.
.us draftrd "ia1 doomed to fnilurf°."
»
fg i n s o n r n r a p p r o a c h i n g d i vi n e a n t o
h oq p r a r t i c a l l y i m m u n e t o d i s c u s s i o n . "
he 9r|»OI1k¢*!s a i d t h a t t h e pooplx
.v| ¢\u k v d " t n l f i vm l o u r n a l w n u f
:~;1wn;R.»\|L\'\r'AY Cg5l3|1SS20N'§
UPPOSED To FEDERAZ. Cozrrrzoa
Lincoin,Neb.,March 16--Nebras-ka is not the only slate which is iam
JOHN LOTHROP,
ATTORNEY AT l.Aw
tinretl of the -~,55=°" of tht. peoplethat a test of sentiment of the
country is Inwtable,"said ColonelHarvey."Whether he will succeed in
:ontineing.his ability no so ¢ntu.inetheleague notion with the pear*
treaty proper as to enable him to cocrce the senate anemu doubtful, but
failing that, there is hardly a qu:;\tion of his fetching home mine kindof a proposition upon which to nu.:
a definite issue before the country."
let the insurance company hunt up thr :IH ful!nmiepondcnce an~its mostcar md thief and locau: lhf hiurnc fm miami-dnwl trudiiion,and £0 aacriiicc
P r a c t i c e i n s t a l e a n d fe d e r a l c o u r t s
Dl fl ce o n W a ll ur A ve nu e. F ir st
Doo r Sou ah a i C lt y N al l.
BLAIR,NEBRASKA
n will be lent pnly for mdmlnistn-
Ihre expenses of physical operations~f the tmrnu usd no; for actual coarrlngnf allotment and allawnnco
The attention of nutomobiic gwmra
il direc ted to G. 1. Dixon! Automo-b lk Insurance advertisement in to-
day's Enterprise.No owner of anautomobile, unless he possases un-
iimited mans, can lion! to carry hisown innarance.Owning and driving
.| l
|e m p l o y e s Lh e b u r n - u ' |p a y r o l l nowy
.I r H t l r |a i ~
AN HATCH MORE
TRONGER CHICKS
H SOFT-HEAT
In-h,, and one each at Shuben and Blair. Nchr.Wehny my md every good laul nlock.We ply CASHfor Liherly bonds: No commission." Conxult me about your in-\cdmenta and l'll save you money.
==Ge0. Schroeder
5 4 5 Ra i lwa y E xc ha nge Bldg.
l5 lh & Ha r n e y St .
Pho ne :Do ugla s 32 61
Omaha, Nebraska
dayu.Some tide! rn »t.cal your ce.:and get away with ffm so frequent-
ly luppens; some iwridinlz hivk may
About 1,200,000 checks for allot.-menu,allowances.insumnce andwmpenutionnowaremann!
annnthly, amounung in the aggrmgatr
so more than $4u,000,000.Nearlyhd! of this sum comes from the Wmd e p r tmmt and repnsents soldiers
allotments.Then in no shortage ln
tb l funds for nliolmenta since Uni:is deducted. from soldiers'pay,but
the funds nvnilable for allowuacmadded to the nllotments are lirmtcd.
'~un ..19 ,u r l i i ff |'1mmi:rsloners sn SL Paui.e foliow-f.1l by the states in attemptin
The conference 1»\aa nttcnded b>!§¢°fight some of the provisions -
|lI(":\Ln\8l.i\0B of lhc railway C0111-:|f(!dEHl.l ¢0n{roI
GEO. SCHROE[)ER'S
OFFER /
An Opportune Investment
With Stock Bonus1
A a r
We own and Oler for nie 525.900 7 per cent Preferred
Guaranteed Stock,participating up to kt! per cent at $100.00'Myer share.Carry 10 per cent Common Stock bonus.W i th E h
ery $1,000.00 of Preferred you get $100.00 Common StockBonusfre e- illar ma nn Vinegar and Pickle Co..of Omaha,
Neh., Fatablished 1870. Clpitnl\Stock $250.000.00.A goingconcernunder excelient management, producing n common necessity: ideaily located. makes the possibility of good earnings
a iogienl certainly.
There is No Better Time Than House-Cleaning
I I I I n
m a y b n c k f i m a n d b r e a k y o u r m m
w h e n y o u u e t r l n l t i n g i t ;o r c a t s :
d m a n d b u r n u p .I f y o u a r e i n l u m l
a n d m y o f theme !.hi.n¢:|i u p p e n a ! !
y o u h a ve t o d o i s M e y o u r c l a i m W i l h
t h e c o m p a n y a n d s m y o u r m c n v; . , u n ¢ I
I
) G - A - S
for lightipg and heatifng Wa'¥! gladly give 55uuexpcrl. advice
in part at lout our sovereignty." The
prcscnt. Icague proposal, he continued,
"Ea perpetual, u covenant from which
nohe of the panic: can withdraw with
the accidcntmnd collectdnrnagesfrom:ha other pany.Don't own or driw
n rar without lutn insurance.ll,'s socheap that peopia will have no nym-
in g 5 1 1 t r o ub l e s a r isi ng f ro m U1 2 fe d -misa ion e rs o f Ne brmslza ,Io w a ,M i l !
e r n l r o n t r o l o f t e l e g r a p h a n d r a i l r o a d n e s o t u , N o n h D a k o t a , S o u t h D a k o t a ,
l i n e s , a c c o r d i n g t o R ; i l w a y C o m m i a -\ V a . \ ¢ h i n l r l u n . G l e n n a n d I d a h o .
s i n n e r W i l s o n ,w h o n e t u m e d yest»er A c o m m i t t e e o f E ve w a s a p p o i n t e d
}| .ih a s n o t b e e n a n d w i l l n o t b e nb auf
»i o n e d. " ( . ol n n ¢ ~ I H a r ve y d c -c l s r e d t h a i
' .+ \n \e ri ¢. | i s on ly a e nt s vs " m u l t h a t
n o fo:-eigs b o w c r c a r e o r t h e " c l
fa r e o f t h o n i t c d S t a t e s a n d w a s n o t
| ; i \ i n g : z t h o u g h t t o i t , e x c e p t x o g a i n
usd fam' no 5°'°""?°°war upon the rest of the world.
.\mvrif.:r1's *mst resources.He u serl
..| nt tho oubwt that he would not undvr any rircunx<ta'rlcr~n "in the enm
mon plsmsc attac k the r a i l "p 1 ent.but hr' ausertnl "We are !.oo prone zu.nnkc a fttish of ou hir e ef mngustrnqc
SAYS C0'¢l'1NAN'I'13 n o o m z u
llut Colonel Harvey Bf ljevn Ln g u cIdea W ill Preuil
Chicago, March 15 -Colonel George
llarvc y, editor of the North Ameri
mn Review, in an address before n
xuthedng of blnkens tonight. cle4.|lll`E4| the League of nations covrnlnl.
.us draftrd "ia1 doomed to fnilurf°."
»
fg i n s o n r n r a p p r o a c h i n g d i vi n e a n t o
h oq p r a r t i c a l l y i m m u n e t o d i s c u s s i o n . "
he 9r|»OI1k¢*!s a i d t h a t t h e pooplx
.v| ¢\u k v d " t n l f i vm l o u r n a l w n u f
5'l'A'|'l'1 RAIL W AY co u u ls s ln x - s
nrrosnn To FEDERAL C0:~."rno|
Llneoln,Heh,Munch 16--Nebrlh
ka is an tht andy slate whic h is l|:\-
JOHN LOTHROP,
ATTORNEY AT l.Aw
tinretl of the -~,55=°" of tht. peoplethat a test of sentiment of the
country is Inwtable,"said ColonelHarvey."Whether he will succeed in
:ontineing.his ability no so ¢ntu.inetheleague notion with the pear*
treaty proper as to enable him to cocrce the senate anemu doubtful, but
failing that, there is hardly a qu:;\tion of his fetching home mine kindof a proposition upon which to nu.:
a definite issue before the country."
let the insurance company hunt up thr :IH ful!nmiepondcnce an~its mostcar md thief and locau: lhf hiurnc fm miami-dnwl trudiiion,and £0 aacriiicc
P r a c t i c e i n s t a l e a n d fe d e r a l c o u r t s
Dl fl ce o n W a ll ur A ve nu e. F ir st
Doo r Sou ah a i C lt y N al l.
BLAIR,NEBRASKA
A IDCAL ~mzwsru>m
ro n Au . 'm x no n !
Historic!!Society .- . . . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . - . . . , _ , - | |
N0. 8
GENERAL AND LOCAL NEW S AND c o m m n w r
y0L x x m Blair, Washington County, Nebraska, March 28, 1919
Pésran o£'1='1cul.s OUSTED
lemon Rid O! Men Guilty Of Op-
posing Hin
an-nee lrlackay. President of Tele-
zrlnh Company, and OlhenToll To Gel ilenc a
w»hsf.¢mn.Tamh a--Dmm
between the management of the
- tal Telegraph and Cahie company
-Postmaster General Burleson,
ube ever aiu-ce the government aa-
~ed control of the telegraph and
ephone ly ltems,culminated today
T H E u m a m r s :n o r m 7
<f»uh1unm' .tummy
The day od' the purely iocai oemi-
pnpcr has passed.There miy havebeen a time when it had a place in lil
community but that time h u gonenever to return.' W ln te n r I t s li n
and whatever the mite of the commun-ity in which it it publllhed, the news-pa p er o f to dly in A me r lnmt| . | tc m~
ccrn itself with something more thancnromiclinz local happeuinfxond das-
ctmstug molten of purely on! inter-
eat.Newspaper readers ofiodo in Am-g- hwe 1. wider internet .im they
at ew y e an wo y won t toknew whnt is going on In the worldoutside their own narrow confines.
Progrcuiwe edlton sense thisElhangc in thokraodilg public . og ;
o not ov e m celoc al neui d editorid c omment on
local problems but their vision hasbeen brondcm-ci just as hu the vision
of the great man of newnpqper read-
cfs.The South Bend Und.)Hewi-Tlmcs brought out this point In forc-
ible manner in the following editorialwhic lgppesred in a rec enthsu
" 'o you so ar romhome? Lt. e fr ien sy c r iti c o f the
editor.'I notic e =+.-q are over in
P e r la , Gw ww m d on to o goodded, when we natty need y ou ric h:
here in our home town, pointing outto t h a p e o p le w h n t g c e n o t onuke their own tovm their homes
better. Why bother with all thooe wg
atta in of mm tha t a re ~ ~care oin wg,»=° ff°v°""° daillel and mln-
"fh;n_=»1=g=
.__
\g»=3 in tor elti ng ond
a U are nou{'£-'Q' a.re1:Ienty of \|1il1llwl;_i & ¢ n thomo In my bodfl tovm to and
talk about.There are =-»=»=;;;f=1 mddomestic Problem! to be sol There
are fruit ul themes for comment inlocal buslnen and industry md dong.-
ettic life.The thing! that mile aremostconeernodwrith,after I,arethe things which,u Re c o n u i d .
'como orno to men'| hearts and
ml."Never th elul, rt : po em tha t th e
critic taken u. pretty null, one-sion!view.I! the present editor happenstoe.good ded ox h ubgspendingtlxrnmctnphoricallyw w w . wfoparts , xt ia oeaun tlu ,Am-
cric an people, induding this portku-lar eommumty et Americans.arespendihg conlldenble time In those
anne parts.It was n ot the oditol,
.
ti
P
J
L
fr:1 snr a nopkodlhonl od
Americinn 0broad to tlght i t, h a r m;
with tbnm the hearts of scores s... illiona.|er ic a i s i n Pm wé ny .Am-
cri as in Liermmy.Ama na 1 | u lring~ri and ltalf and Beigium uul
an ever other part of the world thuarnoun~-anything.
"Our orld hu grown wonderfully.
Amurica has grown.This very tom;
stoned to oxpand to foroign w halong nhoot. 1898, and hu new ea.-pnmnng ever ance.We made a tm-
mendous jump during the lub ooupneofyears.And m n now th e n ashaluiy o man or woman poneued of
intcllngvmce and n reapeewdo (und ofgeneral information wnone mind mn
spending n good deal of time ngm.along in Pans, Berlin, Loman, etc.
" l t is this brondenhxg range o lthought and interest tw the narra-
papera must reflect, ig they are to
I
s
e m b u u s md disc redit gove ~nt control md failure to prom~ ~y
t a. new wage schedule md tht.htlwur dny in operation.Otliciah
ci informally the aaiumed the
tal.company woud loc k on interwnh executionfot the order bsna~ coun action.Tlge oBl.oern re-
~»of their duties under the gov-~~t renin their connection with
compnny itself,the poatmutozncradk authority gxtending oniy ur.=m u l control and operation ol
companys properties.but J anu ary Mr.B mla o n neved Edward Reynolds, vic e presi
~t Ind general manager ol the
on the ground th o t h o i lu
atructtlng operation under the gor-
Deegan Rclllkl To Burleson
ew York,Mu o h 2 2 - R d u n l oiPoetalTelegnphcompanytx.
l r u ..q v I3 : 2 ' ¢- ., a \ = - ¢ :._: ..r b \ . r . c
sumnuriiy relievinl the chief othe-
directors and own en of the
sul c ompany from all du de si n
nnection with government open-
n. of Lhdr systems.In the plac eClarence H. Mackey of tha com
~y, the order appointed A. F. Ad-I .president ox the K u n a :City
~me Telephone company md mem
rs of the governors general teio-one and teiegnph opensting board
uke over management of the en-Poatal system..Poozciilee depen-
nt olllcialn u i d Mr.4dnms pre-~ted the order at the eompanyx
~quarters in New York today mc.~k over control.w.w. Cook, genera! c ounsel md
illiun J.Deegan,secretory,wereat~ lpecioc ally with Mr. Mackaythe removal order.
The department);announcementd the action was made necessary
failure or relusad of the Posh! ob
1 |l I a
rai~l~ prum~tly ~zo ~us ~ ¢ f r ~ 1wage schedule is a distortion. Wt
. i £"., H b g " ~inntnhdof eliiiorc qn tafivanc z~ered°by Postmaster Genera! Burle~
~, was said tonight by William S~, secretnry of the wmvwy. f.<
the "reason" for the :emovel toyby Mr.Burieson of Cllrencr: hy , president, and otw omc inh
the company.Mr.Deegm de\in a statement that "we shadlt. surrender or abandon our tidal
nst Burlesmtfl uaurpation."
he order removing the oiliciah: aorved at noon today without pre-ua notice,amid the ttltement,
ich continued:'Burleson gives al a. reason Ior thc
~er that we have fniied to '==-gy outorden and inatmc tions.e dct know what Burleion :den to in
way of orders and instmc tiona.is is all a. pretense.-
That Red
Cross Audit
WHITEWASIL CAlioUFLAq|-:_
HDGWASH
Hnnwkh in nermduoed, (mm lis-;;- War Cry. A etter written by L.. Treltnr, "ating :hu dlnetor olLhe Red Cxou," to Udnh Heep VlnDeuxen, | phin contradiction ol mlucsomplnylnreport of the puhllfneeountnnt.tha two. and |1ssy':.
WETS HAV E L n m s n l n c H o r a
Src Pumlhllily Of Pac e Before
Pmmh u s u
. . .|...,..Brewen and Saloon lien Think They
May Reopen in lnurul Between
July And January
waahingrtou,March 24-Rapid de-
mohiiinlic m of the :may and the en
Iy return of President Wilson give
rise to .hopes on the pa rt of some
"\*4:L'\" that war-time prohibiiion can
be avoided, or at Ieut cut short.Un-
der the law war-time prohibition be~
comes efl'ective nn Jdy 1 and contin
W INE IN W ALK ER CASE RE-
TURNE D To P u o r a n QW NE H
Sante Prosecutor Hotland Dlu u iu e l
Proceedings Against Florence Lian'And Returns The Liquor
( S w v u m m B m
The spectac ular raid on the Thom
as W alker winery, tivo miles welt 01Horence,by Gus'Hy en '" b o a t
hounds" March 11, and |eI|:'| §:d'dsow gallons of fine wines, Sa . . §
morning, it was mnounmed, mwahto nolhmg, wnth lhe exception of val-.
u4hle time lost ond considerable ox-pense incurred.
The cargo of wine,which was
w o o mn m D E AT H R AT E H E AV Y
Increase of S00 Per Cen! Seen Slnée
Lu! November
Cl1i¢\\¢0. March 23-Aa n result 0|
A 300 per cent increase in the deathnto wnhii the Modern W oodmen ol
Ameica., mince November lst lust, er-
oordin; to a report of Head Clerk A
N. Bott. the head camp of the society
wi ll meet here in special session
Muc h 25.Several proposals for in-creased insunnee mea are 1.0 be coo
sidered in order to take care of a dotieit of ;4,s1sAsaa6 for |917-13, ie
conding to Head Banker 0. B. Aie-
shire.\
yumvm-
CAIIO U FL AGE - Glidmlt
"THE GiLCHI;_l£T RB;oRT;_)| 9
mary ' ist,'"Hr, L. W . T1ester,Aaft. State Director,
Amurfcln Rod Cross,Nle bns kn sum Da m,
211' Farrmm Bldg., Omaha, Neb.n m S i r :
In accordance with y our instruc-tions, 3 have made an audit and az-
nminnunn of the books und recordsat Hrs.w. H. Underwood,p u m a :nec:utary;Chfllt Sc hmidt,pruam.
treuumr; Hrs. J . P. J enn n, armc -retary;and Ove 'r. Anderson,cs!-tlu uur er of Washington County
Chapter, Bhir, Nebr., of the Amen-nn Red Cmsl, from their inc eption
up to indudlng 1'-eb"nary 19th,191:and herewith hand y ou my np or t
thereon."
"Tha .cash m bank was rwanciiuci
e.:s*r U L ' \ " "
The "dr "~c ds »dream od'
tno "\\et|..They declare that thanin no chance of the and of demoblliu-tion coming before ennnitutlonnl pro
hilaition becomes eHe¢ti1e.H mer
tnmg were possible u the dgning of
peace and the proclaiming of the andof demobilintion before July 1 thehiwould be no wntime prohibition.
Enforcement of the wartime prohi-bition act will fumiah 1 :ood deal ofa prohlem.Under the nz Provilfbn
is made for its enforcement by the in-tenul revenue bmuu, but the provi
sions nn oonddered inadequate.Apm ~f<»==\=mg»enforcement pron-
slona will trodnoed in eongreuss soon u the aeulon is con-ve n e d wi t h i h g g o f i ts " g p b o -
fore J uly 1."1reta"seek
to oloc i mich leddntlon with a ros-
sonabloproapoc tot'| nooeulnvlevroIthe tact that w w w w i l l be tleilw i t h ~P f l l t i o b i l _ w h i c h m u t
|P .
'gua xz x q G UNS ON W IL SON
Norihclile P u n P l e a Blame For
Delay On The President
Pari.s,March 2&--By Spearmanlavris(New York limes-Chi¢8¢\.lribunc \Jahle)--"Should th e p am:
conference Ilil or he ovenahelmed b;zmtowsrd events, the one who in thx
world wiil. be to blame will bl? President. Wilson."..Th e i b we i s a m m q u m u o n
Irorh the lading editorid 01 the con-tinental edition. of the London Daily'aiail, the mme ol Sunday, mum 2
Conung from a Northc llife papa
whidl as recognized an Europe al uu.mouthpiece ol Lloyd-George, and thcrecent British lcl.0er'1\ rf.tum ua powerbyoverwhelmingmajontic i,tty.
editorial hit the ~o~l Cnilon .
RO L L C AL L O F " L AME n u c x s :
(Orneta Bee) "1 .
Nothing of novelty is to be notec-in the pxwmions made by a benen-
eaenl. annximilrnuon for tm: warnorams of :ta pany who railed to secun
vote:enough zo hold them m mea.jobs.New places ere always provlu
ed, ao that me connection between un
zuthrul and me payroll may not in
enurely severed.m me present in-stuuoe, the war hu been 5 goieenr.
Lo the democrats, who are enanled ts:ine up a very rapec uble °
duc k"parade tnrougu satuations memecurei growing our of the war.in
o n e d w n u t yfeek, eight of thesewere gwen. new jobs, meluding Sen-ntor bnlfrotlz or Colorado, wno hm
"voted at his-pnrty e em" f o r luLheae many years.ue dnwa 0, bille.
. ..»... ........»..
selves which, if either, is unlink thc
truth.
(The Pilot, ilarch 20)W HI TE W A SH-Tro tter
A o c o u n n x r C H E C K S R E DCROSS
Marc h 4, :moEditor,Blzlr Pilot,
Blldrfblebnakn.Dear dr:
I un atuchingnheruwith 5 copy ofenminntion mn by the Pubiic Qc
countma of the account; of the Wash-ington County Chnptnr, whkh shawnthat the accounts of this Chapter
were In (ood c ondition, and lhll. altfund: were accounted far.We will
thank y ou to publish tchcdules .mcandtwointhe next Issue-at you:
viper-Ve z 1
ry my y ours,L.W. Trester,
Ac ting Sum Dimc tor
|p .||,»-
tion.The h ope s of th e " we n" anbawd on e poulbility that the presi-
dent may oeelue demobillntion atan und dudng the present year.Thedonning of the penod covered by oe-
mohilnzation rem with the president
under the law.It in his duty to hsuea pm-clrunatioo declaring demobilintion at mn end.The term, it ll un-
derstood, would not menu necessarily
the complete demobilhetloo M the
army. but nther the cutting down toa force of 500,000 or therubouuwhichthewerdetenmeotbelieves
should be retained or the pruent.Tho "vets" hope the amy will getdown to the peeeetlme flgore bdore
conetttutlonai prohibition goes into
effect next January.The terminationuf the dernobllintion period eame~time this (all would give a few
months intervu!during which thebro wer in en d nlo ou of th e natbn
be returned to its owmer.
fg,»°» imcltigntion by Yale C. Hdian , stale prosecutor. the charge 0:
illegal possession was rlismiasedgrains!Walker.
" I u n satidied that W a lk e r vunot guilty at any alles of lhiuor poi
violation of the prohihitory uv, ex
cept in the possession of the wine,"Mr. Holinud amid.
"1 have dismissed the c ue upozan :qnemln that the W alken pay dacosts incurred and that they obuln f.
permit from the governor for keepingthe liquor."
It was found that W alker couhlhave protec ted himself from the nvagea of the state agents by holding a
pennit fmm the govc mor.The winevalued at $35.000, was seized by utah
sfenta who swooped dawn on.thtalkerwinerya t h i h noon or
Marc h 11.Part of t e wine v mstored in a local van and storage cum-
vanai \
BII CHCOCK D1-JCL.-\aEs
r m f r c m u n m r n s F O R
Pl£ESlUEl"illAl.. UriICI-.
Washington,March 24--Senator
and hrs. muzneoek returned from au.
ouung m Augusta, ua., lousy.Dur-ina' hu absence Senator hztcheoch
golfed with former President h u t:Senator Harding, Senator Hale, Sen
ator rrelinghuyaen,Speaker Liilletland former :senator Weeks.
From a number of conversation:had with Judge Tait, the Nebraska
senator c ame to the c ondlmon umTaf t was nn outright mndfdabe Io:
uw repuulzcan praldentiai nomination next Year-Hitcheoct lesves this afternoon fm
Chicago to open his campaign in be.ll-Ill! sl! the Wiisomnn league of nu
lions and he hu arranged a. serie:of speeches that will carry him up u.
May I, which will inc lude 1 vial. u.Omslm..J
~ ~l~ s in Sc lmduie 1.~Th e c u h i n h a n d s o f t h e m n n n i .
tees was veliiied bv certificates zu:curcd shawn from tho State Bank, oflillir, .ls shown in detail in Svhulnlu.
On ac count of no exac t record hu-iul bfrn mlde of the rnc dpia ol mun-
ies coming in from memhenhlpn, du-nnliwl. aslel., etc ., ll tru found im-
Poldhle lo segregate the receiptsother than the general-.realpn andthe amount taken ln during tm: May
lat, 1918 drive, which is ah svn nn my
statement of Rec eipts and Dubursc-ments.# n u e v o s
"I 'hh to c ut! allentllm to Ihv fac t
um n o da r t h u b e e n p a t f or th toproperly keep l act of book: ¢ow.'r.n;
the various truuaclions of the Casp-ler. but ilu! I have 'written and cum-
piled A complete nel of lbs {.'1'uptvr'sregulatlmhooks insofar aa it has
been pnlaibie to do an from the :lc-podt milpa,ard fn.innoieen,»:he:C'~»
n. was he who laid dawn the prime:
ples on whic hl.he nllicd and nssocu
WORK OF RUSSIAN uo1.sur:vu<.
Sgizure QI Power Hy Hungarian
W U -..
L E A G U E N O T C A U S I N G D E I A Y
S l o w P r o g r e s s A t P e r i l D u e T o G t h e r
.M i t t e n
\.
P a d s ,M a r c h 2 4 - - - Th e r e s u l t s o i
L h e d e l a b e r a u o n n l ' t h e s u p r e m e e m m -
c l l t o d a y a r e n o t l i k e l y z o b e u s t e d
m t h e o t l i c i a l c u m r n u m q u e e a n d p n u b ~
n h l ; w i l l t a k e f o r m i n t h d r e d e n u n
s h e o o n f e z e n c e w o r k , p g ; L i c d ; r ] y vn l h
r e s p e c t t u r e p a r a t i o n s ,fr o n t i e r s a n d
l i n e l e a g u e o f n a t i o n s .T h e n d vo n t h s
o f t h e l e a g u e o f n e t i o n s m d n t n i n t h u
at.i l n o w e y : e t a d i n g t h e w w w
o f t h e p e a c e t r e a t y ,a s t h e t u p l e
m e e t i n g s a r e h e i d n t n i g h t a n d a r e
n e a r i n g a o o n c l w u n , w h e r e a s t h e d n -
: > l & ¢ | ¢ l t o t h e : m u y e r e o n q u e s t i o n :
.Jf p r i w p l c r , o n w h i c h t h e p r e m i e r :
.l
h a s r u n i t fe o u n é , L a t t l x e p o s i t i o n u
n o t l e s s c n u c a l .1\ n o da y s lu s t we f: i \
w e r e p r a c t i c a l l y w l a u e d .m m m o .
m u r c l u n g t h e c o n fe r e n c e m a r k m
u m e , a n d a t t h i s s t a g e i n t h e p m c m l
m g a t o m a r k t i m e i s t o l o s e l l . .'1 hm
c o n f e r e n c e l e a d e r s a r vs u l t e r i n g n e r
vo u s i n e r t i a .l t i s n o t y e t n c a . a e a n
n e r vo u s p r o x t r a t l o n ,b u t t h a t w : I.
c o m e u n l e s s t h e y w a k e u p .ll. i s d um
L o t h e i r o w n m m l n k e a m d t h e i r o u :
: a d o r e s L o k e e p i n vi e w t h e e n d s f m
w h i c h t h e w a r w a s [ o u g h t
" W h e r e a l l a r e r e s p o n s i b l e , n o m m .
d e s e r v e :ap t l li l l l b l a m e .Bu t . t h e r e 1 ;
m e m a n w h o m t h e w o r l d w i l l c h i c l l ;
o l n m e l i l h e c o n i e r e n c e fa i l s , o r i f z .
o e o ve r w h e i m c d b y u n t o w a r d E\0n°.:\
L e t a u s e i t s w o r k w a h n o t do n e i a .
3
~._....,1 In the production ox chrome,
mnnimusr. py ntel and tungsten fmwar purposes."ll. wi ll n ot b e lu n
lor u comrnlsedon to nnd out who un.and who did not sustain auc h losses
out how long wi!! lt keep up?Then, Ed healing of Lfolomdo .\|.nd=a. goh on the commiasion to "begin
the reclasailication of salaries in thu.District of Columbia.This job Pan
$625 a month, and will Int as 10135: lume commission can string out tinwork.Hamlin of sliasoun and Coop
cr of Wiaconsm, the latter l republncan who won democraticIavor by hh
embargo amendment to the nrmenmautrmlty lull, will dmre wath Keat
zng the arduous work.Swager Shirleyo! Kentucky draws tne pnza.
plum, a $25,000 ,;ob\vit.h the nil ~~
administration.
an agreement.
W INE IN W ALK ER CASE RE-
TURNE D To P u o r a n QW NE H
Sante Proeeeutor Holland Dlu u lu e l
Proceedings Against Florence Lian'And Rename The Liquor
( S w v e m u . . B m
The spectacular raid on the Thorn
as W alker winery, tivo miles welt 01Florence,by Gus'Hy en '"b o a r
hounds" March 11, and u l r g g h dsow gallons of fine wines, Sa . . §
morning, it was mnounoed, nmouhto nolhmg, wnth lhe exception of val-.
u4hle time lost ond considerable ox-pense incurred.
The cargo of wine,which was
:nomed to on Omdmo warehouse, wil.
be returned to its owrmr.
fg,»°=» imoltigntion by Yale C. Hdian , state prosecutor. the charge o:
illegal possession was rlismiasedegelrvslWalker.
" I u n satidled that Walker vu..
not guilty ot any alles of lhiuor poxviolation of the prohihitory uv, ex
cept in the possession of the wine,"Mr. Holland amid.
"1 have dismissed the c ue uporan :qreemln that the W alken pay dacosts incurred and that they obuln r.
permit from the governor for keepingthe liquor."
It was found that W alker couldhave protec ted himself from the nvogea of the state agents by holding a
pennit from the governor.The winevalued at $35,000. wo.: neizod by utah
sfenta who swooped down on.thtalkerwinerya t h i h noon or
Marc h 11.Part of t e wine r mstored in a local van and storage com-
m e \
That Red
Cross Audxt
WHITEW ASIL CAlioUFLAq|-:_
HDGW ASH
Hn n wk h i n nermduoed, from lis-
;y - W ar Cry . A etter written by L.. Tr elto r , "a ti n g :h u dln etor o lLhe Red Cxou," to Udnh Heep Vln
Deuxen, | phin c ontradic tion ol ml
ucsomplnyln report of the puhllrneeountnnt.tho two. and |1ssy':.wmruent thereon, mddecide for you:-
gelgf which, il either, is telling thc
nz
»
(The Pilot. Muc h 20)w n r m w , \ s n - T m mAo c o u N' r AN' r C HE C KS RE D
CROSS
_Marc h 4, | 919Editor.Blur Pilot,
Bl| ! rTNebr- uh.Dear dr:
I un | tt.uhins°heruwILh s copy ofexnmlnntion mn hy the Public §r-
eountam o! the recount.: ni the Wuh-Ongton County Chqwnr, whkh lhownth u th e u m u n u o f l h l l Chapter
were In (ood c ondllhn. and lhlt al!fund: were aeaoonled (or.W e will
thank y ou to publish vzhudnlen .mcm d two in the next !|sue~o! youx
w w f -Ve x 1
ry ru y y ourifL w. Tre slen
Aetln | Su u D imttor
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n o t b e h a n
o u t w h o u n .
au c h l o s s e s
u p ?
Iozada .\|.nd=
t o " b e g i n
a r i e s i n t h u .
~a s j ob P a n
t as 10135: lu
n g o u t t i n
a n d C o u p
r n r e p u b l nI a v o r b y h h
t h e n r m e n
w i t h K e a t
w a g e r S h i r
t n e pn z a .
t h e n i l ~ r . .
vm-hmk neoadllmmt in Sc hoduie 1. wg
The :uh in hands of the mann! 1
tees was veliiied bv certificates zu:curcd shawn from tho State Bank, oflillir, .ls shown in detml in Svhulnlu.
On ac count of no exac t record hu-iul bfrn mlde of the rnc dpia ol mun-
ies coming in from memhenhlpn, du-nnliwl. aslel., etc ., ll tru found im-
Poldhle lo segregate the receiptsother than the general-.realpn andthe amount taken ln during tm: May
lat, 1918 drive, which is ah svn nn my
statement of Rec eipts and Dubursc-ments.# n u e v o s
"I 'hh to c ut! allentllm to Ihv fac t
um n o da r t h u b e e n p a t f or th toproperly keep l act of book: ¢ow.'r.n;
the various truuaclions of the Casp-ler. but ilu! I have 'written and cum-
piled A complete nel of lbs {.'1'uptvr'sregulatlmhooks insofar aa it has
been pnlaibie to do an from the :lc-podt milpa,ard fn.innoieen,»:he:C'~»and memonndn gnthtred Irons ilu
vulou onlieern. sud lu ve broupbt the
boolu and record! np m date.I haveaim iastmded the secretary lb lu themethod of keeping the Clrxplen'Q Bn..
auc h! rec oraEvery courtesy and facility was
given me during the course of mywork.
Re fu;spect ly aubndllcel,John M. Grichrist,.lllertificd Puhhc C.n.rn.\n!.|nt"
" 1
to be notec-by a bench-nc warnora
eu to secun
em m mea.nys provlubetween unmay not in
present in-5 goipenr.enanled ts
~le " i a mtuations anthe war.la.
~t of theseuding Sen-
| ~ wn o h m1" for lu
we a bille.
f
' r s H E A V Y
I. S e e n S i n
a r e s u l t 0 |
i n t h e d e a t h
W o o d m a n o l
l i t l u i , N C '
e n d C l e r k A
~f the societyses si on
~ s a l : fo r i n -
. 1. 0 be con
c a r e o f a d e
1917-1S, 'ico .B .A i e -
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l o u s y .D u r -r h z t c h e o c h
d e n t |.|\.!l.
r H a l e , S e n
l k e r L i i l l e t l
k a .
o a v a r n t i o m
e N e b r a s k a
d l m o n u m
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h i m u p u .
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_* '
'gua xz x q G UNS ON W IL SON
Norihclile P u n P l e a Blame For
Delay On The President
Pari.s,March 2&--By Spearmanlavris(New York limes-Chi¢8¢\.lribunc \Jahle)--"Should th e p am:
conference Ilil or he ovenahelmed b;zmtowsrd events, the one who in thx
world wiil. be to blame will bl? President. Wilson."..Th e i b we i s a m m q u m u o n
Irorh the lading editorid 01 the con-tinental edition. of the London Daily'aiail, the mme ol Sunday, mum 2
Conung from a Northc llife papa
whidl as recognized an Europe al uu.mouthpiece ol Lloyd-George, and thcrecent British lcl.0er'1\ rf.tum ua powerbyoverwhelmingmajontic i,tty.
~ nir.y;\¢.;~1onel_§;n1lon Mk; p.
CAIIO U FL AGE - Glidmlt
"THE GiLCHI;_l£T RB;oRT;_)| 9
mary ' ist,'"Hr, L. W . T1ester,Aaft. State Director,
Amurfcln Rod Cross,Nle bns kn sum Da m,
211' Farrmm Bldg., Omaha, Neb.n m S i r :
In accordance with y our instruc-tions, 3 have made an audit and az-
nminnunn of the books und recordsat Hrs.w. H. Underwood,p u m a :nec:utary;Chfllt Sc hmidt,pruam.
treuumr; Hrs. J . P. J enn n, armc -retary;and Ove 'r. Anderson,cs!-tlu uur er of Washington County
Chapter, Bhir, Nebr., of the Amen-nn Red Cmsl, from their inc eption
up to indudlng 1'-eb"nary 19th,191:and herewith hand y ou my np or t
thereon."
"Tha .cash m bank was rwanciiuci
e.:s*r U L ' \ " "
~ungarianJ 'lrsoed
I oo ThmLho Hungur
sult of ltuswork am.
t from Lhr.Bela Kungn minister
| who fannroctamation
a as a pris-o ocquuin°and Leon
~ally chosenl ~-bolshivil.
ut went in
isls would
Kun, and hccommunist
of the c om
Georgy, who:revolution-
§i:y,!nlsolo
an 15ian ¢T~'5'u»
| ec tc d \\it}
participanhmonist arm;
one of thet mo\emei\trr.charged
rublea frombe used an
y,Ho andaccused 0:
rn the Rue,-
has run itf c ouné, Lat the position u
not less critical.l\no days lust wecl\
were practically weaned.m m m o .murclung the conference markeiume, and at this stage in the proceed
mga to mark time is to lose lt.'1 hmconference leaders arvsulterlng ner
vous inertia.lt is not yet n ca.ae o»nervous proxtration,but that w:I.
come unless they wake up.it is dumto their own mmtnkea md their ou:ieilurea to keep in view the ends fm
whic h the wer was fought.
"Where all are responsible, no mm.deserve:aptllilll blame.But there 1;
coo man whom the world will c hiell;olnme ii the conierence fails, or if z.
oe overwhetmcd by untoward E\0n°.:\
Letause its work wah not done ia.time.That man is President Watsonn. was he who laid down the princi
ples on which the ltllicd and associated peoples tviehed pence io he based
lt una he who was aoclnimed thruoullJ urope an the apostle of a newelulie told ul his principles representm.
the id;-ada of the American peopleWe believed him.We know tney :ep
resented the ideals of the democ ra
cies of §Iuropc.lie is therefore dlrectly responsible to ue, as well as lt
his own peoples, for is practic alupplication of those principles in 1J£*ilu.
"0ught he therefore to arise illhdictate to Europe the term; of peace?By no means.The European |w=°l\'@=
welcomed him as an interpreter oltheirlu i (formulated .upirntlonrefheylookedwithrespect.. upon thi
£ra.n|»Atlunl,ic counsellor who came tsaid their own statesman in the dralt-
ing of peace.But they would reaenlany attempt on his pm to dictate to
them exactly what me peace ie to bc.
"iresident Wilson h u not at~tempted oo dictate.He hu so ught
knowledge and has offered advice. hefault has been he has not ulwuya
ecemed to realize the true =-strength ulhis own position or to use it in 'lllrright Way.
"Now with the help of that body oioxpem, than whom no better are ul
the command of any allied government, ue knows, within a very narrow margin, on comparatively ull im
portant details, exactly ggw hc work.wish hte princ iple: to applied to
HOGWASH--Sissy Va.nDe|.ulen"Elsewlle1=e ln this haue we nm
publishing the report of John M. Gil-
christ,A lieenzed public accountant,.fter checking the wash. Lounzy lieu
Cross Chapter, and the "NNI shamthe neeounta ol the Chapter were in
twdeondition and llmt lil funds were
properly accounted for. It allies wnththe report made by H. Skov Ni.-| -en
ond Jabe Gibson some time 'ago but its e e m : ~ w h o h a d been industri-
cusl circulating reports about thtof checking the Red Cross olli~vers were not stationed with this 1:
gort :ni wnnlel the reeks looked intoy n licensed accountant.This has
now been done and his report, to belound elsewhere in this ini ue, :sh un
the fears of those who rirculnlmlthese reports were unfounded or risetheir desire io besmirch the charac
ter of others has been fully und linally checked.It is we had that thou?
nho give time and effort 'hut nllierswillnotgivelusuchpublicwerlf
must be c alled upon to aulfer from
unjust and unwarranted attnrks, llulit seems to be the n:? of the world
nnrl the right always ins in the end.It was all rirght to ask fol u publicnecountlng o these funds and tbere
hal never been my question but thatthis would be done.The delay in 24|
doing gue time for all worts of n'il0reports to grow still more wild ullilsome people were led to believe hun
elreds if aot thou°end1, of dollars of
the lied ross funds had been stolenor mmepplled.All this nmn not one
cent hne.boen stolen -r mlnplnenlHerbvestherewasloomuchtalkining done by someboal l`l1e*rcII~
tion aimed at othenl as now Ivanlurnc d the other way and lhowe \\he
talked without eouse or ciirelcs¢Iy
If
ear To Behurl
March, 23-0 common-ycar wili bexsthanIn
governmentmmmuditiestobacco. Ap
the faders?eminlion of
ee for vocabers of ihrfou rs who
cwliling Hand solution.
"Let him put forward inose solu
lions as representing the considered
views of the American delegatidh
The chief allied delega!.io¢i"'will then
quickly see how far they are in agree
ment with him.The points ef-clit!-an
ences are likely to be few.»Wl1e:.
they have been micenained let thaw
be made public.lt will soon be scer
whether they will stand the test of
public opinion."
"'That ulitorlal," declared an Am
erican gentleman at the Hotel Cril-
len,"reminds me of the one time
gentle Russian pn-slime of lensing: a
nipnle from n fleeing #leigh to the
WETS HAV E u n o s n l n o H o r a
Src Possibility Of Pnee Before
Pmulhu su
Baenfen and Saloon lien Think They
May Reopen in interval Between
July And January
"alhillRlol!,March 24--Rapid de-
mohiiintion of the :may and the en
ly return of President Wilson | l\'e
rise to .hopes oo the pa rt of some
"\*4:L'\" that war-time prohibition can
be avoided, or at. lent cut short.Un-
der the law war-time prohibition be~
comes ettective on Jdy 1 and contin
ues during the period QI demobiliu-
tion.The h ope s of th e " we n" anbawd on a poutbility that the presi-
dent may oec lue demobillntion atan und dudng the present year.Thedclming of the penod covered by oe-
mohilnzation :eau with the president
under the law.It in his duty to hsuea pm-clrunatioo declaring demobilintion at on end.The term, it ll un-
derstood, would not moan necessarily
the complete demobilintloo M the
army. but nther the cutting down toa force of 500,000 or therubouuwhichthewardelenmeotbelieves
should be retained or the pruent.Tho "vets" hope the amy will getdown to the peocetlmo flgore bdore
conetltutionai prohibition goes into
effect next January.The terminationof the dcrnobllintion period eame~time this (all would give a few
months intervu!during which the*>"=1§';*;° md nloou f th e n e mo
wot:ve ln o to re-qwen.The "dr " .+'ZBZl.\.ui. d ream od'
tno "\\et|..Th e y d e c la r e th a t ~
THE um a rum norm
ffemlunm' Annum)
The day od' the purely iocai :remi-pnpcr has passed.There may havebeen a time when it had e place in lil
community but that time h u gonenever to return.' W ln te n r I t s li n
and whatever the size of the commun-ity in which it it publllhed, the news-of to dl in Ame ri e: mmr o w y m yccrn itself with something more thancnromiclinz local happeuinfxend das-
ctmsiug mltten of purely on! inter-
$15.e Newspaper readers ofiodo in Am-g- hwe e. wider interest L.. they
at ew y e an wo y wen t toknow whet is going on In the worldoutside their own narrow confines.
Progrcuiwe edlton sense thisElhange in thokraedilg public.
o not ov e m celoc al neui d editorid c omment on
local problems but their vision hasbeen brondcm-ci just as hu the vid-on
of the great man of newnpqper read-
cfs.The South Bend Und.)Hewi-Tlmcs brought out this point In forc-
ible manner in the following editorialwhich appeared in e recent iuue:
" W h y do y ou gg' so far from
home? mek-1 a frien y c ritic of theeditor.'I notic e »q~=- are over in
P a r i s , Gw ww m d u n i ;a good
ded, when we natty need y ou fight
here in our home town, pointing outtn th e p e o p le xe lu t g c e n o t onuke their own tevm their homea
better. Why bother with all thooe wg
nth i n o f mm th a t a r e ~ ~care o
ti
yum se:1 snr a nopkodlhonl od
Amerieuu 0broad to tlglxt it, harm;
with them the hearts of scores ol. illiona.|er i c a il i n P m wé n y .Am-
cri as in Liermmy.Amex-les 1| ulring~rl and ltalfo nd Belg ium uul
an even other part of the world thotslnoun~-anything.
"Our orld hu grown wonderfully.
America has grown.This very tom;
stoned to expand to foreign w halong nhoot. 1898, and hu been ea.-pnmnng ever mnee.We made a tm-
mendoos jump during the lub ooupneofyears.And m n now th e n ashaluiy o man or women poneued of
intclllgence and n xeapeewde (und ofgeneral information wnone mln-cl mn
spending n good deal of time ngm.along in Pans, Berlin, Loman, etc.
" l t is this brondenhxg range o lthought and inter est tw the newa-
papera must rellect, if they are tokeep abreast of their time! Ind serve.
then proper purpose as Lnlerpretonand leaders.:We should have the lo-.ul comment, by ell means; but llllfillljf
w.'!»h it we must have the Inze com-me1.'J needed by men and women who
find Jhemsclves, all at QNX citizensof a lm: world, with the rbffgetion of
doing gbeir part in undcn:stqnd:nZ mxsolving its problems as they do thoaeof their jmme wwe.We can neverreturn |q,":\in to the purely locll ootf
s
look."\..... ... . ¢ - n n " "" " " ',|
v \a
»
~==».
|
tion coming before cnnnitutlonnl pro
hilaition becomes eHe¢ti1e.H mer
tnmg were possible u the dgning of
peace and the proclaiming of thai andof demobilhnion before J uly 1 thehiwould bc no wntime prohibition.
Enforcement of the wartime prohi-bition act will fumiah 1 :ood dual ofa prohlem.Under the nz Provilfbn
is mndo for its onforoement by the in-temnl revenue bmuu, but the provi
sions nn oonddered inadequate.Apm ~f<»==\=mg»enforcement pron-
slona will trodnoed in eongreu
" f.;:°°l:,', "oo r : . : ~ ' ° ° " o r
van \1 ofore J uly 1.£1 " 1r eta"seek
to oloc i mich leddntlon with a ros-
sonabloproapoc tol'| nooeulnviovroIthe tac t :hat w w w w i l l be tleilwith~Pflltio bil _whic h mut
zinesf'"fh;n_=»1=g=
.__
\g»=3 in ta r elti n g in d
appea gf.a n nothorn a.replonty of t.hin| .'lw1;_i ¥ t n t
home In my bodfl tovm U0 andtalk about.There are =-»=»=;;;f=1 md
domestic Problem! zo be ook 'I'hrl1eare fruit ul themes for c ommon: inlocal buslnus and industry md dong.-
ettic life.Th e th i ng ! th lt mi le a nmostoonoernodwrith,d u r I,I nthe thi ngs which,u B le o n u i d .
'como homo to men'| heir!!and
bo'1on\|.'°'Nevor1.heJ u| , rt appom that the
critic mku u. pretty mul, one-dau!view.I! the present editor happensmbgspendingaS004 ded ox h u
u1;nmotnp|1orical1y »v°=1=*»§» .unfoparts, xt. ia oeauo tlu,Am-
erican poople, induding this particu-lar oommumty of Americ ans.arespendihg mnlldanble ti me m Lhouo
anno parts.It was n ot tho aditol,
L
W U-..
LEAGUE NOT CAU SIN G D EIAY
Slow Progress At Peril Due To Gther.Me lle n
\ .
Pads,March 24---The results oithe delabernuon ol' the supreme conn-
cll today are not likely ro be noted
ln the ollicial cumrnnmqueo and prnb~
obl; will take form ln thdr eden onsho oonfezence work, pg;Licd;r]y vnth
respect to reparations, frontiers andline league of nations.The edvooetesof the league of notions mdutoin that
a t i l n o wr y : e ta d i n g t h e w wwofthepeacetreaty,no the le q u e
meetings are held nt night and arenearing a eonclwon, whereas the dn-
:>l&¢l¢l to the :muy ere on question:of prlwpler, on whic h the premier:
Lnu ufa rlu web een mub ietaos ec u re
an agreement.Tho mr c ounc il again toduy dealt
with Poland, which question in close:o rettiement.it 1| understood thai
the recommendation of the Comboncommittee fora Polish corridor zeros;
that Prullia to the Bldtlc wsu pre-vail, desplto the objections railed bsPremier Lloyd-George.The Polish
elivieions at present in France willprobablyproceedlotheBalticand
may Inna nt Koenigsberg, Instead olDanzig, in order to avoid l cluh with
Lne Gononns over Dawg.
The league of notions c ommlseion
resumed its eeulona at 8:50 o'clock
lorught, Preeident Wilson presiding.|he communion is expected to alt nn-
til midnight.lt was not believed thotthe llrge number of amendments
would be completed end the reirillonof the covenant concluded without
another meeting.
The nrmrndm .J~ have been divided
into three :woes--fin*-» those by nen-
trals, second. those by an Americansenator. thini, those framed by Presl
mlent Wilson, Colonel House and Lord
Robert Cecil.The lut named groupmcludee ell points which the frames5
of_the instrument believe will elnriiyits meaning and entssly ohiecdonn in
all qnnrten.
The text of the speeches of SenatorLodge and Knox and the main points
of the reeent debate between Semtor Lodge and Dr. Lowell one being
gone over in shaping these ehnngee.
JONES To BE COMHANDA]»,'1'
UF N EBRASKA SOL DIER S' n ous
Lincoln,March 22--Samuel L.
J ones, fo r the pu t four y ur: c om-mnndnnt of the soldiers' home at Bai.-lie Mountain, S. D., hu been weepi-
ed bdv the Uoarcl gg Contra! as com-man ant of the noidiers'home atlimkett. to take the place of John I'.
Wnhh.The latter rec ently renignedfollowingcharges of incompetencg
brought ngnlnst him by the senate
rommilive which investigated the in-
stitution.H _.Mr. Jones was reconillfvinkled by T.
J.Maiora,Cul. J . H.Ma:Cla5r nm!
Captain Trimble, compdainx the Zagislatiw: committeg of the G. A: R.
I
a;
YOU CAN HATCH MORE
AND STRONGER CHICKS
WITH SOFT-HEAT
Let us prove these claims by demonstrat
»-|~' :|1 ~||-
what others have done, and are doing with Broodsllundreds of Chicksthis Wonderful Hatcher.as yell as the old hen
,wlllmothera dozen.
o SEE THIS cnmn.=.sr or ALL INCUBA'l`0RS AT 0UR FACTORy o ~
P0|!T[|! lwculmon co.{?é'%?2"é'i %".I¥'$, Bros. Seed House
Blair,Nebraska.
.
"~1 r .J1.f f x11i,F 7 *;.-~~: '= >~
n _ ¢';, - ~ ~ » = = ' - - . ~ 1
~-."~
The Soft-Heat Tubeless Incubator is
.~Diflerent'---Practically Automatic
COMBINES 26 sunER1oR FEA`TURES:.Center Lamp and Hester;Absolutely Equal
Temperature; Only One Filling ol Lamp Makes Complete Hatch; Requires Only One Fifth
the Oil ol Other Makes;Eggs Turned Without Limng or Removing Trays;Perfect and
Automatic Balance of Heat., Moisture, Ventilation arid Regulation.Requires Less Time,
Labor and Attention.Less Than Two Minutes a Day...,. ., ....
s o F T - H E A T I S L I K E
NAT U RE'S OW N--Not
the Harsh Dry Heat of
the ordinary Hatcher.
Therefs as much differ-
ence as there is between
Sof t and Hard W ater.
TW ENTY-FIVE Years.
of SUCCESSNUL IN-CUBATQR BU IL D IN G
BEHIND IT .
SOLD UN D E R A N
|RON-CLAD
~ ~?$:'¥-Q ~ ~
'-E-e --',.
.~-za .¢_,~~ 512-~"~'fI< ~;i / ff> p " "~»~zY..£. ;;-~ N ._,,J 1 _"1 ~ / ~.".~='~ .
x -
Children Operate the
Soft=Heat Successfully.
You can get MORE
CHlCKSatlessexpense.
T he Prof its F r om One
Hatch in the Sof t-Heat
will P ay for the Ma=
ch l n ean d Give You
Some Surplus
GUARANTEE Money Besides.
SEE TIIIS Bngonnn S'I'0VE
Nearly Three Months of the
Best Hatching Season is yet be=/1 )
fore YOU.You can make several ~
Hundred Dollars from your poul-=- ; / ~
t r y b y g e t t i n g s t a r t e d w i t h a ; } /-~
~!:_~As 0 F T - H E A T H A T C H I N G G U T F I T ~.~ ~
1 ' I ~ f i ~ f f f f i g ~
wmmkm
.__ln
emorsois no obligiltion on your part in asking for the fucta and figllroslWe are so sure ibut. mu an u fuel and iliumizmnt. will prove 80
superior to other ways that me promise you'!! (ind ll. well
worth your while to investigate.
We, of course, dun'L expect your patronage on any other
ba-sis than that you will am-ve your own interests by giving
it to us.Why not investigate!And today!
BLAIR GAS COMPANY
B L AI R ,N E B R A S K A
THE LARGEST AND oLDEsT EXCLUSIVE
JEWELRY STORE IN THE CITY l :
H. OLLERMANN
Four Doors West of the Castetter Bank
BLAIR ::::NEBRASKA
||. J. AN|)EI!SON
§°'f"f"°'2'Tile Casing and Tubular Wells
_
DEALER IN
Windmills, Engines,
Tanks, Pumps,
Feed Grinders,
Lawn Swings,
Pipe and Fittings
&c.&c.
opbosine GROWELL ELE JATOR
'§§;;?"Blair, Nehr.
u w
a n na.1 ;s, ;f° §1 . m a r r a 5"'£iré£u§}|\vusslsssssslus "°"'""°
from Janusry 1, which was more generous than thst ordered by Burleson.The Burleson sc hedule was bued on
the Western Unlon plan of organiza-tion, which ls diderent from our, and
it was impossible to apply to our organization.Burleson's operatingboard admitted this snd told us to dr.
the best we could.Burlesorfs state-ment on the wage sc hedule is a de-liberate attempt no distort fscts.
We did rvefuse to assent to 4|proposition made by BoxIeson's operating boand ol' Bell Telephone and
Western Union oflicisls to increaseteiegrs h rates,but this neverreschecr the form of snorder.Bur-
leson carefully refrain! from mentloing this and this may he why he ~
removed our oiilcids."fll1e ststement, .urhicim deeln.res_t!}c
Berlin,Sunday, Morethe seizure of power by
ian communists is the nainn bolshevik missions:honoring seems upparcn
history of the movementlor .t£uhn} the new fore
who probably was tho mcuiated thu cornmunistic ;
spent s long time in Rus:oner and were made tenceof Nlkossi Lenine
Trotsky.He was origiufor gan iss the Sp a n ;movement in Germany I
stead so Hungary.The Hungarian soci:have nothing to do with
thereupon founded the
I m s nOr the other leaders
I
"'°*'f::' ===~»§=:2" 8' ;' H?: ;" *d
l a w . o r *%l°°1"W°, - 1
Chicnvo, hlarch 24-1-""*>"°"° mtl-
lion dollars* worth ol net." }>\lild111x
pla nn ed fo r thi s y ur in C lu. '° '"r i"
beirg held up because ofzhigh _u oeug lauxlding' mnteriall.This :mort W*
iron was glwn members of the legs.. 'lutivo commission investigau trehigh priter of b u i l d i n g m o #by
four of the loading architects in Chi-
cago today.Cw rr na n John lhi loyon1'ooria, Ill.,:undo this announce-
ment to the building supply dealers
attending the investigation and ungwthemtoco-operate £n the move Llower pdc os and bring about a rc-
tumption oi building. he nrfuod thatby lnc nming the volume ot buninc as
the manufactllrons md denier: shouldbe nblo to reduce their prices.
C. F. Wiehe, secretary of the Er-
wunl Hines Lumber c ompany, testa-hnd that tho prico of lumber had in-
croasrd -I5 to 60 per cent in five Yoon;duo lo the inraoasod cost of prodrc-
tion and operation.He submittedlires showing the increased coat ofIar, frci ht and overhead eluu'gc~.1llc sa id lo gon r out a bou t " pf to li
nxorcuthan flvo >'°*;g 83° an t H;-gp
root oc o m r perc en o ll'price chargeumgionsumen to sell and
lmmllo the commodnty.
In rc-ply to questions Mr.Wiehomid he :iid not believe prion c ould
be nuhm1| until the cost oi lnbor \\os
lower.\'|'ogc5 he said could not hereduc ed until the toll of livin.; was
r
nuc xey . prunueus wx me ruuaz n uegmph-Cnble comvnny, wns in Bll»
tlmorc xoday.ha ug c mna on (mm
New York to see his dlgfhter. whois at sc hool here.He d toudghzz"Until I ahnll have had the opfanun-
ity ol rendlng and mgdylng Q e ful'ic xt ol the order dlsnnulng me fnmthe servic e of the c ompuuy , I rnfex
to mnlxe nu c omment about L Astatement wlll llkel¥ be luuod by tht
campus toni ht.will Im!! until lg e t m l t o ' l m Y o r k t o read the
order. md wlll probably make In |L|\e»
ment then."
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