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03-28-1919ag a . l'Rlh'l'8 'nm NEWS-Rtllrdlel T H E E N T E R P R I S ~ N o ~ 1 1 ~gv¢,wn;y\"wg \i'.....,.i: :iiiaml3 :. \ .) . "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 coar rlngnf allotmentandallawnnco The attention of nutomobiic gwmra il direc ted to G. 1. Dixon! Automo-b lkInsuranceadvertisementinto-day'sEnterprise.Noowner ofan automobile, unlesshe possases un-iimited mans, can lion! to carry his own innarance.Owning and driving .| l |e m p l o y e sLh eb u r n - u ' |p a y r o l lnowy .IrH 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 everygood laul nlock.We plyCASHfor 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 About1,200,000checksforallot.- menu,allowances.insumnceandwmpenutionnowaremann! annnthly, amounung in the aggrmgatrso morethan $4u,000,000.Nearly hd! of this sum comes from the Wmd e p r tmmtandrepnsentssoldiers allotments.Then in no shortage ln tb lfundsfor nliolmentasinceUni:isdeducted. fromsoldiers'pay,but the fundsnvnilable forallowuacmadded to the nllotments are lirmtcd. '~un..19 ,url iiff|'1mmi:rsloners sn SL Paui.e foliow-f.1l by the states in attemptin Theconference1»\aanttcndedb>!§¢°fightsomeoftheprovisions- |lI(":\Ln\8l.i\0Bof lhcrailwayC0111-:|f(!dEHl.l ¢0n{roI GEo.scHR0EDERs OFFER, An Opportune Investment With Stock Bonus 1 Aa r We own and Oler for nie 525.9007 percentPreferredGuaranteedStock,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 Preferredyou get $100.00CommonStock Bonusfre e- illar ma nnVinegar and PickleCo..ofOmaha,Neh., Fatablished 1870. Clpitnl\Stock$250.000.00.Agoingconcernunder excelient management, producing n common ne cessity: ideaily located. makes the possibility of good earnings a iogienl certainly. There is No Better Time Than House-Cleaning IIIIn m a y b n c k f i ma n db r e a ky o u rm m w h e ny o uu et r l n l t i n gi 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 dm yo ftheme!.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 heatifngWa'¥! gladly give 55uuexpcrl. advice in part at lout our sovereignty." Theprcscnt. Icague proposal, he continued, "Ea perpetual, u covenant from whichnohe of the panic: can withdraw with the accidcntmndcollectdnrnagesfrom :ha other pany.Don't own or driwn rar without lutn insurance.ll,'s so cheap 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 rso fNe 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 dn e s o t u , N o n hD a k o t a , S o u t hD a k o t a , l i n e s , a c c o r d i n g t oR ; i l w a yC 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 rW i l s o n ,w h on e t u m e dyest»erA 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 sn o tb e e na n dw i l ln o tb enb 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 svs " m u l t h a t n ofo:-eigsb o w c r c a r eo r t h e" c l fa r e o f t h on 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 un dvr any rircunx<ta'rlcr~n "in the enmmon plsmscattac k ther a i l"p1 ent. but hr' ausertnl"We are !.oo prone zu.nnkc a fttish of ouhir eef mngustrnqc SAYSC0'¢l'1NAN'I'13n o o m z u llut Colonel HarveyBf ljevn Ln g u c Idea W ill Preuil Chicago, March15 -Colonel George llarvc y, editor of theNorth Ameri mnReview, in an address before nxuthedngof blnkenstonight. cle 4.|lll`E4| the League of nations covrnlnl. .usdraftrd"ia1doomedtofnilurf°." » 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 epooplx .v| ¢\u k v d" t nl f i vm lo u rn a l w nu f :~;1wn;R.»\|L\'\r'AYCg5l3|1SS20N'§ UPPOSED To FEDERAZ. Cozrrrzoa Lincoin,Neb.,March16--Nebras- ka is not the only slate which is iam JOHN LOTHROP, ATTORNEY AT l.Aw tinretl of the -~,55=°" of tht. people that a test ofsentiment of thecountry is Inwtable,"said Colonel Harvey."Whether he will succeed in :ontineing.hisability no so ¢ntu.ine theleague notionwith thepear*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 kind of a proposition upon which to nu.: a definite issue before the country." let the insurance company hunt up thr:IHful!nmiepondcnce an~itsmost car md thief and locau: lhf hiurnc fmmiami-dnwltrudiiion,and£0aacriiicc 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 coar rlngnf allotmentandallawnnco The attention of nutomobiic gwmra il direc ted to G. 1. Dixon! Automo-b lkInsuranceadvertisementinto-day'sEnterprise.Noowner ofan automobile, unlesshe possases un-iimited mans, can lion! to carry his own innarance.Owning and driving .| l |e m p l o y e sLh eb u r n - u ' |p a y r o l lnowy .IrH 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 everygood laul nlock.We plyCASHfor 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 About1,200,000checksforallot.- menu,allowances.insumnceandwmpenutionnowaremann! annnthly, amounung in the aggrmgatrso morethan $4u,000,000.Nearly hd! of this sum comes from the Wmd e p r tmmtandrepnsentssoldiers allotments.Then in no shortage ln tb lfundsfor nliolmentasinceUni:isdeducted. fromsoldiers'pay,but the fundsnvnilable forallowuacmadded to the nllotments are lirmtcd. '~un..19 ,url iiff|'1mmi:rsloners sn SL Paui.e foliow-f.1l by the states in attemptin Theconference1»\aanttcndedb>!§¢°fightsomeoftheprovisions- |lI(":\Ln\8l.i\0Bof lhcrailwayC0111-:|f(!dEHl.l ¢0n{roI GEO. SCHROE[)ER'S OFFER / An Opportune Investment With Stock Bonus 1 Aa r We own and Oler for nie 525.9007 percentPreferredGuaranteedStock,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 Preferredyou get $100.00CommonStock Bonusfre e- illar ma nnVinegar and PickleCo..ofOmaha,Neh., Fatablished 1870. Clpitnl\Stock$250.000.00.Agoingconcernunder excelient management, producing n common ne cessity: ideaily located. makes the possibility of good earnings a iogienl certainly. There is No Better Time Than House-Cleaning IIIIn m a y b n c k f i ma n db r e a ky o u rm m w h e ny o uu et r l n l t i n gi 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 dm yo ftheme!.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 heatifngWa'¥! gladly give 55uuexpcrl. advice in part at lout our sovereignty." Theprcscnt. Icague proposal, he continued, "Ea perpetual, u covenant from whichnohe of the panic: can withdraw with the accidcntmndcollectdnrnagesfrom :ha other pany.Don't own or driwn rar without lutn insurance.ll,'s so cheap 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 rso fNe 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 dn e s o t u , N o n hD a k o t a , S o u t hD a k o t a , l i n e s , a c c o r d i n g t oR ; i l w a yC 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 rW i l s o n ,w h on e t u m e dyest»erA 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 sn o tb e e na n dw i l ln o tb enb 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 svs " m u l t h a t n ofo:-eigsb o w c r c a r eo r t h e" c l fa r e o f t h on 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 un dvr any rircunx<ta'rlcr~n "in the enmmon plsmscattac k ther a i l"p1 ent. but hr' ausertnl"We are !.oo prone zu.nnkc a fttish of ouhir eef mngustrnqc SAYSC0'¢l'1NAN'I'13n o o m z u llut Colonel HarveyBf ljevn Ln g u c Idea W ill Preuil Chicago, March15 -Colonel George llarvc y, editor of theNorth Ameri mnReview, in an address before nxuthedngof blnkenstonight. cle 4.|lll`E4| the League of nations covrnlnl. .usdraftrd"ia1doomedtofnilurf°." » 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 epooplx .v| ¢\u k v d" t nl f i vm lo u rn a l w nu f 5'l'A'|'l'1RAIL W AYco u u ls s ln x - snrrosnn To FEDERAL C0:~."rno| Llneoln,Heh,Munch16--Nebrlhka is an tht andy slate whic h is l|:\- JOHN LOTHROP, ATTORNEY AT l.Aw tinretl of the -~,55=°" of tht. people that a test ofsentiment of thecountry is Inwtable,"said Colonel Harvey."Whether he will succeed in :ontineing.hisability no so ¢ntu.ine theleague notionwith thepear*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 kind of a proposition upon which to nu.: a definite issue before the country." let the insurance company hunt up thr:IHful!nmiepondcnce an~itsmost car md thief and locau: lhf hiurnc fmmiami-dnwltrudiiion,and£0aacriiicc 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 Olhen Toll 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 lilcommunitybutthattimeh u gone never to return.' W ln te n r I t s li nand 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 than cnromiclinz 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 world outside their own narrow confines.Progrcuiwe edlton sense this Elhangc 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 editorial whic 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 good ded, when we natty need y ou ric h: here in our home town, pointing out to 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 t homo 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 are most coneernodwrith,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 ecritic taken u. pretty null, one-sion! view.I! the present editor happenstoe.good ded ox h ubgspendingtlxrnmctnphoricallyw w w . w fo parts , xt ia oeaun tlu ,Am-cric an people, induding this portku- lar eommumty et Americans.arespendihg conlldenble time In thoseanne parts.It was n ot the oditol, . ti P J L fr:1 snr a nopkodlhonl odAmericinn 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 l ring ~ri and ltalf and Beigium uulan ever other part of the world thu arnoun~-anything. "Our orld hu grown wonderfully. Amurica has grown.This very tom; stoned to oxpand to foroign w h along nhoot. 1898, and hu new ea.-pnmnng ever ance.We made a tm-mendous jump during the lub ooupne of years.And m n now th e n ashaluiy o man or woman poneued of intcllngvmce and n reapeewdo (und ofgeneral information wnone mind mnspending n good deal of time ngm. along in Pans, Berlin, Loman, etc. " l t is this brondenhxg range o l thought 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~ ~yt a. new wage schedule md tht.htlwur dny in operation.Otliciah ci informally the aaiumed thetal.company woud loc k on inter wnh executionfot the order bs na~ coun action.Tlge oBl.oern re-~»of their duties under the gov- ~~t renin their connection withcompnnyitself,the poatmutoz ncradk 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 oi Poetal Telegnph company tx. 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 e Clarence 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 boarduke 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 mdilliunJ.Deegan,secretory,were at~ lpecioc ally with Mr. Mackaythe removal order.The department);announcement d the action was made necessaryfailure or relusad of the Posh! ob 1 |l I a rai~l~ prum~tly ~zo ~us ~ ¢ f r ~ 1 wage 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 inhthecompany.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 out orden and inatmc tions.e dc t know what Burleion :den to inway 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 BetweenJuly 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 lProceedings Against Florence Lian 'And Returns The Liquor ( S w v u m m B m The spectac ular raid on the Thomas W alker winery, tivo miles welt 01 Horence,by Gus'Hy en '" b o a thounds" 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 death nto 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 coosidered 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 eptionup to indudlng 1'-eb"nary 19th,191: and herewith hand y ou my np or tthereon." "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 prohilaitionbecomeseHe¢ti1e.H mer tnmg were possible u the dgning ofpeace and the proclaiming of the andof demobilintion before July 1 thehi would be no wntime prohibition. Enforcement of the wartime prohi-bition act will fumiah 1 :ood deal of a prohlem.Under the nz Provilfbnis made for its enforcement by the in- tenul revenue bmuu, but the provisions nn oonddered inadequate.A pm ~f<»==\=mg»enforcement pron- slona will trodnoed in eongreu ss 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 Spearman lavris (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 papawhidl as recognized an Europe al uu.mouthpiece ol Lloyd-George, and thc recent 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: warnora ms of :ta pany who railed to secunvote: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 inenurely 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 m emecurei growing our of the war.ino n e d w n u t yfeek, eight of these were gwen. new jobs, meluding Sen-ntor bnlfrotlz or Colorado, wno hm "voted at his-pnrty e em" f o r lu Lheae 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 D CROSS Marc h 4, :mo Editor,Blzlr Pilot,Blldrfblebnakn. Dear dr:I un atuchingnheruwith 5 copy of enminntion mn by the Pubiic Qc countma of the account; of the Wash- ington County Chnptnr, whkh shawnthat the accounts of this Chapterwere In (ood c ondition, and lhll. alt fund: were accounted far.We willthank y ou to publish tchcdules .mc and two in the 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" an bawd on e poulbility that the presi- dent may oeelue demobillntion at an 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 demobilin tion at mn end.The term, it ll un-derstood, would not menu necessarily the complete demobilhetloo M thearmy. but nther the cutting down toa force of 500,000 or therubouu which the wer detenmeot believesshould be retained or the pruent. Tho "vets" hope the amy will getdown to the peeeetlme flgore bdore conetttutlonai prohibition goes intoeffect next January.The terminationuf the dernobllintion period eame~ time this (all would give a fewmonthsintervu!during which thebro wer in en d nlo ou of th e natbn be returned to its owmer. fg,»°» imcltigntion by Yale C. Hd ian , 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, except in the possession of the wine," Mr. Holinud amid. "1 have dismissed the c ue upoz an :qnemln that the W alken pay dacosts incurred and that they obuln f. permit from the governor for keeping the liquor." It was found that W alker couhl have protec ted himself from the nvagea of the state agents by holding a pennit fmm the govc mor.The wine valued at $35.000, was seized by utahsfentawho swooped dawn on.tht alker winery a t h i h noon orMarc h 11.Part of t e wine v m stored 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 RPl£ESlUEl"illAl.. UriICI-. Washington,March 24--Senatorand 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, Senatorrrelinghuyaen,Speaker Liilletl and former :senator Weeks. From a number of conversation: had with Judge Tait, the Nebraskasenator c ame to the c ondlmon um Taf t was nn outright mndfdabe Io: uw repuulzcan praldentiai nomination next Year- Hitcheoct lesves this afternoon fmChicago to open his campaign in be .ll-Ill! sl! the Wiisomnn league of nulions 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 and the amount taken ln during tm: Maylat, 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's regulatlm hooks insofar aa it hasbeen 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 iL 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 fm war purposes."ll. wi ll n ot b e lu nlor 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 "beginthe reclasailication of salaries in thu. District of Columbia.This job Pan$625 a month, and will Int as 10135: lu me 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 nrmen mautrmlty lull, will dmre wath Keatzng 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 lProceedings Against Florence Lian 'And Rename The Liquor ( S w v e m u . . B m The spectacular raid on the Thornas W alker winery, tivo miles welt 01 Florence,by Gus'Hy en '"b o a rhounds" 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. Hd ian , state prosecutor. the charge o:illegal possession was rlismiasedegelrvslWalker. " I u n satidled that Walker vu..not guilty ot any alles of lhiuor pox violation of the prohihitory uv, except in the possession of the wine," Mr. Holland amid. "1 have dismissed the c ue upor an :qreemln that the W alken pay dacosts incurred and that they obuln r. permit from the governor for keeping the liquor." It was found that W alker could have protec ted himself from the nvogea of the state agents by holding a pennit from the governor.The wine valued at $35,000. wo.: neizod by utahsfentawho swooped down on.tht alker winery a t h i h noon orMarc h 11.Part of t e wine r m stored 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 l Lhe Red Cxou," to Udnh Heep VlnDeuxen, | 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 of exnmlnntion mn hy the Public §r-eountam o! the recount.: ni the Wuh-Ongton County Chqwnr, whkh lhown th u th e u m u n u o f l h l l Chapterwere 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 slenAetln | Su u D imttor ~._....,o l c h r o m e-- x x t e n ft ) : 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 n I 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! 1tees 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 and the amount taken ln during tm: Maylat, 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's regulatlm hooks insofar aa it hasbeen 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 ora Every courtesy and facility wasgivenme during the course of my work.Re fu;spect ly aubndllcel, John M. Grichrist,.lllertificd Puhhc C.n.rn.\n!.|nt" " 1 to be notec-by a bench-nc warnoraeu to secun em m mea.nys provlubetween un may not inpresent in- 5 goipenr.enanled ts~le " i a mtuations an the war.la. ~t of these uding Sen-| ~ wn o h m 1" for luwe 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 society ses 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 - \ I5 FORA I. Ur 1IC z-. 2 4 - - S e n a t o r e d fr o m a u . 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 | d m c I o : L i l i n o m i n a t e : n o o n f m p ; i g n i n b e g u e o f n u ~a.s e r i e : h i m u p u . e 1 vi a l . u . _* ' '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 Spearman lavris (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 papawhidl as recognized an Europe al uu.mouthpiece ol Lloyd-George, and thc recent 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 eptionup to indudlng 1'-eb"nary 19th,191: and herewith hand y ou my np or tthereon." "Tha .cash m bank was rwanciiuci e.:s*r U L ' \ " " ~ungarian J 'lrsoed I oo Thm Lho Hungursult of ltus work am.t from Lhr. Bela Kungn minister | who fann roctamationa as a pris- o ocquuin°and Leon~ally chosen l ~-bolshivil.ut went in isls wouldKun, and hc communist of the c om Georgy, who:revolution- §i:y,!nlsolo an 15ian ¢T~'5'u» | ec tc d \\it}participanh monist arm; one of the t mo\emei\trr.charged rublea from be used any,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 markei ume, and at this stage in the proceedmga to mark time is to lose lt.'1 hm conference leaders arvsulterlng nervous 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 fmwhic 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 Watson n. was he who laid down the principles on which the ltllicd and associ ated peoples tviehed pence io he basedlt una he who was aoclnimed thruoul lJ urope an the apostle of a newelu lie 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 lthis own peoples, for is practic alup plication 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 ol their lu i (formulated .upirntlonrefheylookedwithrespect.. upon thi £ra.n|»Atlunl,ic counsellor who came ts aid their own statesman in the dralt-ing of peace.But they would reaenl any attempt on his pm to dictate tothem exactly what me peace ie to bc. "iresident Wilson h u not at~ tempted oo dictate.He hu so ughtknowledge and has offered advice. he fault has been he has not ulwuyaecemed to realize the true =-strength ulhis own position or to use it in 'lllr right Way. "Now with the help of that body oi oxpem, than whom no better are ul the command of any allied government, ue knows, within a very nar row margin, on comparatively ull important 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 lieuCross Chapter, and the "NNI sham the neeounta ol the Chapter were intwdeondition and llmt lil funds were properly accounted for. It allies wnththe report made by H. Skov Ni.-| -enond Jabe Gibson some time 'ago but it s e e m : ~ w h o h a d been industri-cusl circulating reports about tht of checking the Red Cross olli~vers were not stationed with this 1: gort :ni wnnlel the reeks looked into y n licensed accountant.This hasnow been done and his report, to be lound elsewhere in this ini ue, :sh unthefears of those who rirculnlml these reports were unfounded or risetheir desire io besmirch the charac ter of others has been fully und lin ally checked.It is we had that thou?nho give time and effort 'hut nllierswillnotgivelusuchpublicwerlf must be c alled upon to aulfer fromunjust and unwarranted attnrks, llul it seems to be the n:? of the worldnnrl the right always ins in the end. It was all rirght to ask fol u public necountlng o these funds and tberehal never been my question but that this would be done.The delay in 24| doing gue time for all worts of n'il0reports to grow still more wild ullil some people were led to believe hunelredsif aot thou°end1, of dollars ofthe lied ross funds had been stolen or mmepplled.All this nmn not onecenthne.boen stolen -r mlnplnenlHerbvestherewasloomuchtalkin ing done by someboal l`l1e*rcII~tion aimed at othenl as now Ivan lurnc d the other way and lhowe \\hetalked without eouse or ciirelcs¢Iy If ear To Behurl March, 23-0 common-ycar wili be xs than In governmentmmmuditiestobacco. Apthe faders? eminlion ofee for voca bers of ihr fou 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 BetweenJuly 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" an bawd on a poutbility that the presi- dent may oec lue demobillntion at an 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 demobilin tion at on end.The term, it ll un-derstood, would not moan necessarily the complete demobilintloo M thearmy. but nther the cutting down toa force of 500,000 or therubouu which the war delenmeot believesshould be retained or the pruent. Tho "vets" hope the amy will getdown to the peocetlmo flgore bdore conetltutionai prohibition goes intoeffect next January.The terminationof the dcrnobllintion period eame~ time this (all would give a fewmonthsintervu!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 lilcommunitybutthattimeh u gone never to return.' W ln te n r I t s li nand 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 than cnromiclinz 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 world outside their own narrow confines.Progrcuiwe edlton sense this Elhange 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 editorial which 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 out tn 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 odAmerieuu 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| ul ring ~rl and ltalfo nd Belg ium uulan even other part of the world thot slnoun~-anything. "Our orld hu grown wonderfully. America has grown.This very tom; stoned to expand to foreign w h along nhoot. 1898, and hu been ea.-pnmnng ever mnee.We made a tm-mendoos jump during the lub ooupne of years.And m n now th e n ashaluiy o man or women poneued of intclllgence and n xeapeewde (und ofgeneral information wnone mln-cl mnspending n good deal of time ngm. along in Pans, Berlin, Loman, etc. " l t is this brondenhxg range o l thought and inter est tw the newa-papera must rellect, if they are to keep abreast of their time! Ind serve.then proper purpose as Lnlerpretonand leaders.:We should have the lo- .ul comment, by ell means; but llllfillljfw.'!»h it we must have the Inze com- me1.'J needed by men and women whofindJhemsclves, all at QNX citizensof a lm: world, with the rbffgetion of doing gbeir part in undcn:stqnd:nZ mxsolving its problems as they do thoae of their jmme wwe.We can neverreturn |q,":\in to the purely locll ootf s look."\..... ... . ¢ - n n " "" " " ',| v \a » ~==».| tion coming before cnnnitutlonnl prohilaitionbecomeseHe¢ti1e.H mer tnmg were possible u the dgning ofpeace and the proclaiming of thai andof demobilhnion before J uly 1 thehi would bc no wntime prohibition. Enforcement of the wartime prohi-bition act will fumiah 1 :ood dual of a prohlem.Under the nz Provilfbn is mndo for its onforoement by the in- temnl revenue bmuu, but the provisions nn oonddered inadequate.A pm ~f<»==\=mg»enforcement pron- slona will trodnoed in eongreu " f.;:°°l:,', "oo r : . : ~ ' ° ° " o rvan\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 tleil with ~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 and talk about.There are =-»=»=;;;f=1 mddomestic Problem! zo be ook 'I'hrl1e are fruit ul themes for c ommon: inlocal buslnus and industry md dong.-ettic life.Th e th i ng ! th lt mi le a n most oonoernodwrith,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 thecritic mku u. pretty mul, one-dau! view.I! the present editor happensmbgspendingaS004 ded ox h uu1;nmotnp|1orical1y »v°=1=*»§» .un fo parts, xt. ia oeauo tlu,Am-erican poople, induding this particu- lar oommumty of Americ ans.arespendihg mnlldanble ti me m Lhouoanno 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 on sho oonfezence work, pg;Licd;r]y vnthrespect to reparations, frontiers and line 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 are nearing 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 dealtwith Poland, which question in close :o rettiement.it 1| understood thaithe recommendation of the Combon committee fora Polish corridor zeros;that Prullia to the Bldtlc wsu pre- vail, desplto the objections railed bsPremier Lloyd-George.The Polishelivieions at present in France will probably proceed lo the Baltic and may Inna nt Koenigsberg, Instead ol Danzig, in order to avoid l cluh withLne 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 thot the llrge number of amendmentswould 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 American senator. thini, those framed by Preslmlent Wilson, Colonel House and LordRobert Cecil.The lut named group mcludee ell points which the frames5of_the instrument believe will elnriiy its meaning and entssly ohiecdonn in all qnnrten. The text of the speeches of SenatorLodge and Knox and the main pointsof the reeent debate between Sem tor Lodge and Dr. Lowell one beinggone 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 renigned following charges of incompetencgbroughtngnlnst 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 Zag islatiw: 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 withBroodsllundreds of Chicks this Wonderful Hatcher.as yell as the old hen ,wlllmothera dozen. oSEE THIS cnmn.=.sr or ALL INCUBA'l`0RS AT 0UR FACTORyo ~ P0|!T[|! lwculmon co.{?é'%?2"é'i %".I¥'$, Bros. Seed House Blair,Nebraska. . "~1r.J1.ffx11i,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;EggsTurned 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'SOW N--Not the Harsh Dry Heatof theordinaryHatcher. Therefs as much differ- ence as there is between Sof t and Hard W ater. TW ENTY-FIVE Years. ofSUCCESSNULIN- CUBATQRBU IL D IN G BEHIND IT . SOLDUN D E R A N|RON-CLAD ~ ~?$:'¥-Q ~ ~ '-E-e --',..~-za.¢_,~~ 512-~"~'fI< ~;i / ff> p " "~»~zY..£. ;;-~ N._,,J1_"1~ / ~.".~='~ . x - Children Operate the Soft=Heat Successfully. YoucangetMORE CHlCKSatlessexpense. T heProf itsF r omOne Hatch in the Sof t-Heat willP ayfortheMa= ch l n ean dGive You Some Surplus GUARANTEEMoney Besides. SEE TIIIS Bngonnn S'I'0VE Nearly Three Months of the Best Hatching Season isyetbe=/1 ) fore YOU.You can make several~ Hundred Dollars from yourpoul-=- ; / ~ t r yb yg e t t i n gs t a r t e dw i t ha; } /-~ ~!:_~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 figllrosl We are so sure ibut. mu an u fuel and iliumizmnt. will prove 80 superiorto otherways that me promise you'!! (ind ll. well worth your while to investigate. We, of course, dun'L expect your patronage on any otherba-sis than that youwill am-ve your own interests bygivingit to us.Why not investigate!And today! BLAIRGASCOMPANY 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 wa 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 onthe Western Unlon plan of organiza- tion, which ls diderent from our, andit was impossible to apply to our or ganization.Burleson's operating board 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 increase teiegrs h rates,but this neverreschecr the form of snorder.Bur- leson carefully refrain! from mentlo ing this and this may he why he ~removed our oiilcids."fll1e ststement, .urhicim deeln.res_t!}c Berlin,Sunday, More the seizure of power byian communists is the n ainn bolshevik missions:honoring seems upparcnhistory of the movement lor .t£uhn} the new forewho probably was tho mc uiated thu cornmunistic ;spent s long time in Rus:oner and were made t ence of Nlkossi LenineTrotsky.He was origi ufor gan iss the Sp a n ;movement in Germany Istead 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 oe ug 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 dealersattending the investigation and ungwthemtoco-operate £n the move L lower pdc os and bring about a rc- tumption oi building. he nrfuod thatby lnc nming the volume ot buninc asthe 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 of Ia r, 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 \\oslower.\'|'ogc5 he said could not he reduc 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 (mmNew 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 A statement wlll llkel¥ be luuod by thtcampustoni 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." Ge o r g s Rwwy .alsoleader: in the c ammunls wu arrested lui. Fl.-bnmmm bringing so,ooo,oooRussiaw **""2°-'gf to lensing a c ommun sl anWW; .\°-#fy are likcvijs rece nn r n l u m s nrin! mi Cross. F A L L I NG OF F I N WH A u ln llm Y i e ld Th ln l I-'any Mlllioxu S mom: nxrns Emozwzn |.. "!F"i'l'£'3E'i°.-'}'"}.'f'H'".i s a s u a u n l l n n m I l l l l a. |weadth'| wheat yicid this y rut. m |¢h¢y cullmd- L I.mmm,1s1s m a n '~if --=---< - a i a .......s . BLAIR BRIEF§--Local and Personal. .| R M L R U A D T I M E T A B L E MQ;-z Grover dropped :nw 'rua :su-I {ta.rpnle holy 01 helium early .sn the Oliver Hudleaon wil! move soon to his rec ent pnlchue, the Nels Jensen propeny.o Mrs..iianry }'e!»er=|un and children are w=;=s\x_%f§~=11~§;.:s%,1i°m1!@=2-.. FOR SALE: Two power feed milk. The women c an to ta f or d t y uwell u school oflieera mart 'I'uesd:i; the tint time in th e hi mrr o f Blthat they hxva ever had that right. The remarkable thin; lbout it il t'.:|.Umm are no women candidate:(ou omce lu Hint thi tin' ln 'alll bl asm- Deiled to c ut the ir Va tu f or mor e LEGAL NOTICE PRORATE NOTI CE To c ns o rr on s State of Neb zuh, uWu.hin;I.| m0ount7r -- "°-» :fmt mmm BARGAINS :N FARM mnns We have some : u l b v l l i l l l In Farm Iiiaudt,w i l d g ~:mpro-mu. no , no :mp ares,Wadi settled, close to milmuda, goodam, g o o dHu la , uh e e is f :h u s h- » - n| ,R.l-.{| .snd!.e1ephone| . M u c h ~19# B B 2-wm m sufan | "Tho ethical upoc t of the c ane is £00 obvious to deserve discussion while its moral phnae in quite asplain.It ggfm :mu snitcllld #1{,<=~ a l l lh l t y four y ean m o 1fwhole country was being enlisted inan edort to help out the c otton plant- ers.Now that they no banding together to hold up the people who then usxistnd them, ordinary indigmttion is Loo mild to reach the oHend»r:=. Thenplan may sucveed. but the heneafter suniy will uvedtkc them. | Is s u x n E v a n s ' P lu m? Ente red u no ondd ul mutte r n ... , . ~!_ ~ a f 3.9 s u n s c n l v r w n R A T E S O n a D o l l u | Y o u i n A d n a n . -- - -- Sauter Hammond ol the feel and Not a man c ould be found in Beat-rice, :dtho I offogcd $60 n month. free rust, a gnnlen patch, a com, and [recfuel exoeat. when c oal is required in i h r mi d d d w h t o r "Hearing of thu government em- ployment bureau in Lincoln I c u n t here. At the Labor Temple they ga§'¢ me 1 list of thirty -six men wjho want-ed work.1 have called on every one of the addresses they fave me, oxrcp:one at Ilaveiock.in two or three injustic e of auc h a course;an openmastnul. of tho rcpreaeatatwe gov-emuzcnt of the people, proven sound by the ouuntry's prgvent commamhng I M ~ I J ~ ~ t a l l t o m uee nlhe~ t h ml d u it y o l w h o m r n ld previous exposition: of his uaeniom ot authority upon other issues of na-tions! imponanoe.It il, in n way. zo . . ._ - - - -H 1 i 1 § _ ; § ; N _ ' [ E R P R 1 s E 1 : ; : . . " °,. " ". , d " , : 2 ° , ?, " ' ; " n~ighboru said~ m~ ~plc had jus* help .......,..,_...~ at Ias been aptly stated that a filihh as no stronxfl wan ill waakn'£"hnk, practical usagu shown its limlagth. mn who vufould think of putting u{» anna repnoenmtiveszl.'l'he power "to mfuinte commerce with fordgn nations"--vrhleh is donehy u't1deS8,18,20,21u.\d2.2Qf9.hr-proposed constitution of the league of nations: .These four dunes un all #floured 5 1 tha ~rovmoas or use' ~ropuun PAEE wo e oh n n5, nr'n f E - ~ ~|.. STRENGTH aI>:AN!.1Nms n . A v o | .»;»|' nnl~\i,;\\' to have hh brvnber Nerf: 1-;n~| l | ! \ l n |und pulley s:one ~week .Chinn an North W estern.terpria sent ua Harrisburg, Nghr,yum!- Tn ln l E g g ,when h e is nmnin g a b ulb lnslen The Halle: Pmprlehry Cu. xx la a. m. Dlily \ol Scotts Dlulf, where hc bus been lo-~4345 "_ m_ umvf c a te d f o r s ave d y an .'Work hu s i n n e d and is bein! m u m ! o o u m : In the ma th rf h o m u F . M u n n C n d i w n o i m lmodes that I have I lllhur e.l||m.|n d : IN PROBATE. of the estate ofdeceued: d eltate will inks:.lrnited the time ful n xt u i d e t h i c u In A M 28,191sfnledthe County gton County,No ore July 28,l9l§ lnted the followinghar . tilo w o r r e-I, to-wit, April 28. 1910.Annu Cookti d ltn tr i x o f u m har of Month 1919. rm, County Judge i FARMERS I Me hate 1 few fume to exehengetWhat have y ou to tmdo for a fum? lf you wash to visit thin oountry ,vuno for our wl d ! ! u r mn m e n t l , -lfeuton County [teal E.uue Co.,Sauk Rapids, Mann. Mn. Charles E. Phillips am I# the family home in th is d iy i nt W - 3 o u e .v n t nfwdlv =§_» ° ' g ,%'f,,{;g;==g g mmmi than 79 years.Deceased had been aresident of the county for more than hall' 1 c entury and of th!! :ity form m y y a n .The aged huabutd md three children,one soo,Allen,andtwo daughten, Mn. Elmer Pate md Min Eva ue surviving neu relatives. She was n c oluden ous Chrllrtiaawomen and commanded respect and esteem of :il who enjoyed her ue- an||nla|\.|\A s..\ ~7* e »s..: 3 .u w " W a t .». .10:10 a. m. Dally. 31W p. ln. Dally. C-. S. |'~ M. I . .Trains North., 7.26 a. ln. daxly exee t Suldlll-Lot p. m. dalny aeegt Sunday. 5.46 p. m. daily except Sunday.8.80 a. m.. Sunday wy- 'r mm S o uth . 9.26 a. m. daily ueept Sunday.11.46 L m. dnuy except Sunday.8.45 p. m. delir- o . Hugh Cooke baa been confused ua his home with n stubborn c u e o l gnppe th e pan fe w day s. Da. W. I-'.BE MlllI L l. /S n xN' n \ 1 . U l l a located over Stale Ba ll. Lyle Dexter was home on last Sat- unday. oMins Bdth Mueller came from Our alia Sunday va spenu me day with home folks. For I~`nn\ltn.re or Undertaklng u e J. E. c¢\-|y|,¢||, Sneeeaaor to E. C. r u m .(u-an Dewey Jensen u: vis iitlnl ho mefolk: last Saturday and Sunday. Cora and h m ; f o r o a k a t A y e Brotherl' Seed Hmue.M - t l Mrs.J o h n n i .and daughter, Blenehe, ol Kennard,were countyum vivlora Saturday . Do y on know that there 'a aa mndndlrfenneebetweenSoft-Heat and~ the heal of other lneubatora U sthen la between Soft-and Hardn u r .5 - u l Culver Buchanan la home again al- ter having been eonllned no an :rm ghoapltnlfors o m e ~l-le look: well and la in dna | pin . ma.. m....n.....nnnlsn Chairs an-_ Far Parlor. Dlnllg Room, Kllehen or Bedroom Fnrnltnn are .|. R Calp- bell, Sneeeaaor to E. C. Pleree. ( t m l ) oElm King and Ah. Bennett ldt forColorado last M o n a y on a lnnd et- vlvrlnx trip. o n J . v. n n lc n i n tn , a lo e 2 1 5 w. ( g g u mn n u S tr e e t.Both Phones. Jock Quinlan waa in town Wednea- day and dropped into The Enter-pr-luedltor'u den lor a chat.He had been up on the bottom to buy a horn huldldn't Bhd anydxing that aulted hlm. Says he nm out of hay and bllialned for a ur ol wmern hay va be delir-ened at Kennand az $25.60 n um but that the party he hot from ahlpped ln1: car which he war paroelllng out, in lon lotu, and c harging $36.00 a lm.for lt. not being able tn deliver thc eentr-acted ear. he aald, on amount ofthe had condition of the road: v. the ahipplng r i n l n U s e western hh:country.nent and three quaners ; pound for wild hay makes expensive Fo a a m l R ; - ;_§,§_»<~ (ann ln nn mm e on.' n f y F. H.b r i d le o Mrs. J. F. White has been very sick the past week but is now so muc h improved that her fnmlly and friends are coolldent of her early neeove y. nTheme were 10.000 hoga on the Cl\i~ eago market last Monday .R/ecelptnntthe Omaha market the name day were 18500. W anted:- A c ompe ten t dr ll' ur len- erd bouaework.1-rr _Mra. F. u. Cluidn A balloonialled up from the noutlrSu nd a y P .» and paased over the city dlsppenring in its fllght behind the hllla to the wut. pwthed rapidly along upon the H. Fischer Prvvfrty. oppoaile the Chrlnflan church. Da you know that the beat lneohalorever :nada la being manufactured hen ln Blair-not beeaaae we anylo, but beeadie uura from all parts ol the United States \-ly ao.5~tl The present edministmtlon w nn- doubtedly done more to lower A m'erlcan dxplomntic standards than lt'f prodeeeaaom In olllce fora good mlmmoons.It lx an of p lutle :lay ln deahng with British diplomac y. Mrs. Thomnn Andersen, who makoa her home with Mrs. Anna .hu-genaen.left Mon day for Linc oln when abe will visit a brother nnd other frlmda for several voeka Goi ng to Hooaekeeplngl Let me lnrnlah you home.J. E. Campbell. Snceeaaor to E. C. Plone. (u-I0 _ Henry Chr ialemn , C un.GilliamFrnnkBigelow nnd Frank Dndgeon went out to Hesnlngx Monday u dd- qatea from Blair lodge ll-rank Dud-geon from De Saw) In mend a w o. W. :tale convention hung held Lllelr. oYesterdaymor-nlng's Omaha Deecontained n preaa dlapaleh from Chl~ eazo chronicling the marriage in thatclty of "Charlu Osborne ol' Blalr amMN: Teresa Meinlter" of that dty . l n addltlon to my Mllllaery Stoek. I have added a nine Ilne of Hoalery.ln Silk and Cotton. ln the prevailingCol-on. alao a nice llne ol (iaou Un~ dervear ln large and medlnnr dana.Mn . T. c . Hilto n, Th e nu nn q The Monday Mte nmon Clnh held its nnnuld election ol officers lor thtrnsulngy u r a t oé In st m m m ; Mn. J ohn Newell was elecloal presl- dent. Mra. Thou. Finnell, V.-presivluuand Mm Jno. McKay. -teerotary . 'lhl e:; m= :x.s ° .mes a *°° fs ". '1 :; .* t' :; " ' " "`"`I l l o n m l u I z. uw un*ul ull lu lefvluz Ll rlsnutrua, um uunug ug mu d wmmj\g¢¢ mme | desperateWe!!-Know!P u l a u !Fhmuder Liqnf'-whic h do n e bl " u e l" 1 1 ,expe r umml. b ut y a n llterrvrqd;al tight e:i»"'-IM* "Y W * in salary for l and1?of thntdo»eumant i l l b c b t w s e n r a su- an onD e d u u A g a i n ! L u n a on -n. . n mllr -'m nm mé s unn onf 1 '.. .» .f i c n Few af Mr.xvil'°'?'5'E'?', ':i"§!t'_'; 2f"f..1".'ff'.'i..".§.i'.°i'.'§'f."C " g g 99 nucns in This tenitory Y obson, vw °aa'AT 0BSON GARAGE. TRATION 3-I W s w l n h t u l a h c u u m a l l m - nouneemut that 1|n n n a d lr.m a m a lar ¢=° "=§ of B COR N lung e for IM W e I m ! |Nl u nlg o to ( n un lu a R 0 06 a npick thx! wa may be in plldouja u e :r g n ln l u ls o l o u r cutou-m i n t l t h k u n o a .T a ih h e n d wo uk ymu' eo-agendas.(3-Bt)ll!! Cumlu CQ. ,_.....-._.,. RA NC H r o n B AL B OB TRAD E 9 0 0 u r s ,wd l Improved;I w i F1-uno Building,Famed m d e m uFnmezd.Plan uf Hay Pa stun and Fu- m L md.Ill sell this Ranch onlm| \ | pa y men t do wn ar u id : fo r | lmn ll plum o n w m m . l a d give Einmnndi . l t ' I p e r ¢ m t .Ad- s m a l u'nn ¢<»h»uEuu»n me only elothm |f'<\= coun|.y ="'°P'°" resolutions °m>° g uvisllgD i v e s m a r e t u r n e d y e s t n n d n y s . A .R " ° f »N b ' r o m m é s o u t h w h e r e b e w a w w w 1- z a .A i n l w o r i h .e r . _ »T" " ' ~ " " " " E 5 " 1 i i a n s Chicago Hc wd -Examiner:H I 'rm compldm that the opponents of the leque of nations oder only ob-jecting:to the plan a n d n y : t h uthose wno do not nie the propose( plsn should plopae a bttter plus. That.i| not no.. ;H|T|; ID any UHIIII lIU\l}| \lvu|\|||\. vo no-37 the reserved, ultimate ponca of the whole people,in convention amendin , nltarin or abolishing uncrnstltnlim, oouJd'achie've such a re n i t .W e mmm tha t not only does th:nuannual nmnimtimn uf the lemme oi News columns of the daily presshaverecentlycontalinodmceounuaof numeruua deaths from alleged "sir¢:|»Ing sickness"mllld y .Me d ia l um mus ta :ll agree th a t tb l maludg,known na "sleepin: nic kneu"as n disease that hu never been know out aida of Africa and is caused by UU. ur-F`I'll\|l ind Ilia*out than and like ..:.2 ';.:..w-. '-"-4 .1 .-'°r..~:°:.' _~g u a n ml u u u q n u u y l ..__ amzv Som Exclusively B Manin Jac ~HEADQU mmmaJu| ASK FORDEMONS u Col. "Bill"Marymmmesd. lut Hon-nvenl of the muih-hia eulwm In dm We nler | good peralu bungalow ap-mn at upednl sa¢.A he new line of Surln drank! for Girls..BlahBleket Stan.7-2| Mrs. Bmw/n, of W inner, sn. Ink., w u x g ue st of Mr . and Hn. J o hn S u l a n week.M n .Brown'a hus-bmd il a member of the South Du- kota lqlslstur v,representing meRosebud sec tion ol that mm. w r y o u s I D L E HON E Y u n : n u mb i n g .The SLIM Blah Bl-l|!»Nd r . u l l n y F o u r p e r o u t l n ~ ta u ! o n ti me C e r tlla k u f or S k . w. J . Koopmua.' uWhen you attend the meeting al the c ity m n this evening to lemmsomething abéut :ewan dnn't forget #nat Lhe any hu u permnm-nt invnz- rystem..__ n m .u m m Gorham amd nz thchome gg, he r pxnnu , Mr . a nd lln. rizu-ry wan, .\vHennan. at 2 o'do»:k lun. Monday.Tha futher at deceueiin the publhhar 0! the He R r simple announcement above,are ment uf $5W in n plan for a sewe \ri., partlc ulan, (nnher ~ th c NI M o r Tw d u mu t h a .. (3-tl)available lt this writing. .ihmd States do not conflict.all the entertmnments gotten u p mlBecause they do qontlict 'ht ever;Omaha for the benntlt o! country peu-mlnt ..r canuet.plc and people fnum_§»e mul; .gmgm The Co l. n y :hc u it. othree year old mn. om n stool Iut Fai- ( a n n . A "W¢;D|.nq\| numu a=¢°~: ....... ...uiption in honor of W illzmd Inland.. rec ently returned mm France, was given by Min Ida Knox nt her home om I-:. Bute St.I n vi t ltln n l " Z " u a ll 5 $5 At You17~_Service I Have a 2-ton Gary Truck and am prepared to do all kinds of TRUCK HAULING GIVE ME A TRIAL DAN MURRAY lr, Ne bra s ka . SEEDS AND PURE-BRED PDULTRY .SPRIRGRYEQL-A money-~"aking crop;Yields big.Sure crop-Try' it!We also have line Al.I'AI.FA,C|0VER, TUIOTHY, SWEET CLWER and WINTER RYE.All kinds of GRASS and GARDEN seed CHEAP. CAR 0F SEED BARLEY AT $1.50 PER BUSREL IN 25 BUSHEI. LOTS 0R nous \~» v i g . :-~ff~ §~L\;"~ \ ' - v_oe I1 At Your~_Serv1ce I Have a 2-ton Gary Truck and am prepared to do all kinds of TRUCK HAULING Whiie gov¢I11m¢n£ oumershlp may have the unqualinod indorscment olthe Soc iolistic MJ- It being one oi their nolid foundi on planks, il. ha. ¥roven at a time mon opportune ansavonhle, a ti m:well-calculated tx show its lmpnc tibility in no unccl»mln 'gg-M :bsnlube fniiure.Such a n d!departure from sane, mtional methods of ownership and management could not have roaulfc d other- wise.111: American people have ever been rudy to rec ogniu! pnnciplm of meHt»-to take steps nocoumry tctheir execution but are not so onthused as to alndion 1| more whiz? means o mere biind loop into the seo of unoeruinty . n u t p e n n a n d a u t h o r i t y o f mvemig:f and independence? I t ll take ver)"muc h nbler and more convinc ing arguments than nn; we have yet beard to convince sen;ible American that we can sur:endr.\our sovereignty and keep lt, mo.Or rather. that we can let. Gneat Britainent our cake and :till retain it fm ourselves.W e will follow no dec laration. ncscadlmie rhetoric, no :entimrntnl pn tho; in tl-.at path of surrnnder, n\dication and ahusement of the authori ty, the dominion and the frm! !\1\!1|Iuf the 2epubiic. n i "f u _..\:'§'U1~"""./_Qg,L.»,»_J /J\»" ~»,Ju ,..~ - -4-'~'f:u ,_.1-#R 1 F» V.. GIVE ME A TRIAL DAN MURRAY lr, Ne bra s ka . een i.d'5 .people frlllll 01|\"lnthe lute to spend their money thgrc. planter: that they will not grow mom cotton than reasonably can be absorbed at the market on thc basis of 30 cents a pound.1 "W hat would these mon my if theformer; of Nebraska, Iowa and oth- ers of the great food producing state:-werc to unite in a move to fc ntlic ithe output of wheat, corn, pork and the like to n famine bnis, and exact(unnine prices? "Suppose the stc ct mills, the c oal mines, all the great hanic industrieswere to adopt a slmliar policy ? 'Rho can comprehend or express the harmthat would result, the calamity En gcncml that would overtake theworld, if the policy adopted by thc l RBSTRICTING COTTON 1~_Puuuu c 'r1 o:+; Southern cotton-plaaiters are hold inf; n meeting at Memphis, Tenn., for the purpose of mein: on n plan torc ndc t the produc tion of c otton in order to maintain the pdce which hasprcvailed during the war.Comment-ing upun the purpose of this gather'ang an exc hangv nys:1 "Sime early in the war the more' mr-nt has been under way; county and district conventivnl have been ho'ld`all through thy nquth, and genewif Congress to desist fmm discuuuiun made general?Yet each of the otherand debate upon the must momentous underiying zroups hu an Interest ear.-iume of modern timcs. Ihr Lrnzuo of nelly as intense fmm a anIfiuh stand Nntions c flmpad, is in keeping with point as the cotton plant;r. tion of our nnlioml dvereignt amlbs nbandonment of our e| ublaba` potlcy o \ m m u m m on-on Lbmere »-'Q--0 ot Hr. -rJ €"~ my bod; e i n . Inf .;,;.;.i1 ix mmma in Blair.chu! h~her, "Bill," Lhruugh a severe vas(of the malndy. BEGINNING FEB RUARY 1s 'r. l9l6 4 per e en! lu men wi ll be uid no e e n l l n l a ol de polll llu ed fo r y e a h- THE B ANK I NG HOUS E a l A. CAS'l'E'l'l'ER. John Rodman brought the Mlnsuéover from Mn. Valley har. week to impact the naw home on W est Col»hx street which he had reeenuy pur- chased unbeknnwnxt w her.JohnWLover for u few day : this week .lrrmgdnz prelimlnzdes to occupy the uw q u nn e r x On previous \'inlt.~1 tolilnlr J ohn hu been a Good Sums u n devotee!himself no nursing Huvlelxmsamongst hi:rvlatives;lln \\rthur Guwuon and family , when u was xmponslble w uxurc n nurse. orany kind of assistance. and slnid an the yah dny and night rmul they wen:all out of danger, the nnendlng physi-rla n u y x,suing their lives," and w ¢ dint! from there an mlrM:d hir nWanted -(url for geocrll housework. lmmire Mn. T. C- Bilton 1~\f Knut: and wile and Mrs. Mark Bent;ure under qua;-mntine at their hnn-¢~ wilh the dlnease. Pnllenu.Coma ln md nee lhun. Ou r p r i c e u e d m .5-za s w Rocket Slore. A number of new cues oi inlluenmhave born reported ln the my . Smith lioleton, wife md son are all hedfnn.uxmble to help tlremulvea,nzporim. in n critical condition. F QR S A L E : - L u i s nxwcll Tuunng c ar almost u gooda t u w -Aiw a n ew For d Tour ing nr, pric ed righl.J . n . n m g m 'l Mndage licenses have bcen grunt ed by hizoner,Co. Judge Cnrriklxn,since lui. up on u a Geo.u .Roscrvlrildn and Nomm E, Lockman. of Ar- lmgton, and w Chan. IL Kellogg andMu t h a Zimmerman,of Bmlxswlrk Nehr.1 \ Good Ladies hone a l zo¢per Plir. l i n e gurl l}oy | hole 25¢ pir, dx mon'- hl. nin e mo nths , ma °"Ar¢e Vlrlety of Flne Dlnner\vnre 8. B. Kemp talking sensibly :nd ua the point. onforcing thelrcgvmanu by the pre c e p u o f u r p u te r n u z e me n , L h :mnmaoes ol the constitution, theor pseu ;;_g,»-f-vw mddthe Muon:wo | lan&expo mee.While a m w n m h n l this :c hemo-Mr.I-vwnx th em- anexactly like | lawyer who has o buc n n a n d t d a w m l k n u p l o r t h e l u l of Inv md n id enm In h h c llmh 1|vor by mak ill I lo u d mlm. Hr . TL !! hu no r ig h t to d amn (um we mbmit l but-ter pin than thuone h e hvon , or "plan nz All, be r a u s e i t h h e a n d h I- lwd- l\ M. u u" ; ' " f who nn proposing n lequn m l ns._gg we u m m r.U c p v will ¥T l !lu l \q|;||_We vl| \l mbmil l much hetwx P W ! ~ 0 - £ a ! e ; = " s _ : : ! . , ° : * k ° 2 : ' Pure Khetson Seed 0ats Iowa 103 Seed flats---A White Kherson Do you want a big yielding early variety of corn that will make a crop nf corn every year?Get some BLAIR WHITE Seed com. We have it. We also have Reid's Yellow in rl.u c u I l r v u v ;u r t w l i e l ¢ r v v p \ o Hana Grlmn loaded out six more a n a t n t t i e at Sander night andhad them an Mcmdayk Ornalu mar-ket.Pr ie elha da lu mp ed 50 c to' ¥5 c a hundred elnce he marketed six Cara' e week earlier md this last Ipt wept IH-ank Zehn-mx. who was a xo on12 y ear old strlllnz of a boy fortyodd y ears ego w en his father, John Z¢hr\m¥»kept a drugstore on thecorner where the Bwr Sum bank illocatedl l a n a candidate for Maoro f ' w i f a position which K ; ~---- --».e- \;lnsn ¢l|| - c Guy Hinckley and Miss Laura Th..rnussen were marded at Omaha lastweek Thuredly. Guy has a homeslczul in Montana where the newly v.ed» wil make their home, Guy 'a 1\lot|t"1accompanyingthem zo spend xhr We will pu! !l nll In eight words:0 - ; - ' u d s i n d o u r n l A l - d a nAn y v b i k i b l w u m . l r . n m3 Iawthlxggunconlglluiiouahboqt thx! 1 areNonmmdn 01 Amelienn aover gg-g in that doctrine. in than. Mr ¢Noth ing m dm tht my 100 pel mx "Amuia Finn " Amer ica n c an""§"' 1-0. u thru!clhin in that thu! eonflittl vimth e " A w o f lW u h i n | \ o n a n d u l g g ' ~ g r e a t n u t u m m . 4 | t h e n r.lf y o u an be tter that polic y lovnu! foreign nation, better that plan of domenk conduct, or nrmre Uni LhrIof nati on: will betta r inmno u w w - o v : n m y , o u n . n a tl gmwih in purer and pmxperlty . we an quite fully to listen emm-zo us ly w y mr gg g almmg lr . Txft. But.in be with v w .Mr Tilt. we think Lhll y ou will llnd thu Dent and University No. 3 seed com : w i l l d l u h o e i t 20: pe r mirMen's bode 1512 and 204: pair. Chil- dr¢n'| hose 25: pair, Blair Rnckfl If you have any surplus chicken bnshel sacks $1.45 per bushel. 8-1%§;. B. Redieid 0 .....Mr. and Mrs. Tim 'hlc ker have moved from their hqmo in town ou* to the Clur place on the bottom re- c ently nested by their son,Hn mfwho has moved eau: his own fsrmn160 met of the iln ko Goll p la c e ess! of Fish Creek bridge. o cBunn. indeed, are Lhoso good citi- zens who have allowed to pass unno-ticed the |.dministrs.tlen'|congmend iher, Henry,WIIU Clil!!! new u w n'West Point and nm the store for. aatime.John Zehrnng moved to I..1ncoln and was engaged in the drug trade there until his death some yetro ago.oMr. end Mrs. "Doc." Pierce round- ed u home : F u n yenendsy afterspen¢£ng.se\ers weeks in Texas and intermediate points.They left hereintendimz w make the trip south as far ls Houston. Texas by auto butfound the roads so had that they left\!_ _-_ -s l!¢»¢¢- Pieu nnfl nrnrcwd County Assessor Ross Rasmusscllwill meet with the county hoard and township assessors st the next reguIsr meeting of the county beard, nr-xt Monday , the 3lst.init. to issue in-stmdions and su plies for the workof assessment wgich begins on the first <1-'ur of Apdi.f o Pure fresh candy 254:per nd. I'reda salted peanuls 20: per pound.Blair Rlekd Store.7-J! ofh-nndna and (Irnndma Cruick goose or duck eggs cell at our seed house or phone AYE BROTHERSJoh wo hu!! for yum..Mr. Tlf! dm chlllfnga us who xr wpoud io the laguna uf muon: 4eonrtitnthnxl gnumda w point nutrind; clause In the wnlfitution w\'|i4 vo u ! d \ » mmm b y u m f o re i g n |n u m .AM while un an about n \ win rvviv te that dmllengn. too.Artiek l. | oe d0n B.o lxh ec \ 1| u rl 'u m u f tb a Uai ted l tr tel ny s : ann ve power:To »=.»£5`?'=-»=--=-h fo|~el| Saa d Cnrn Cent;if gBlair im.; ;,;;;; Nebraska Z<.:-_I :»;~:;~;<_>;;:;1 >;:.;-:<; |W F 1 - # m w -mais mini SERVICE TODAYISSERVICE 'l`0MORROW ~if your car has good treatment and excellent cure-it needs Inspec- tion occnslonally. An expert who knows every detail ol a car's mechanism,of tire construction, who lives In an atmosphere of automo-' blles and trucks, may locate some hidden weakness that may result in n serious break-down. In the care of hard-working trucks;in the care of tires that bear the brunt nf road conditions---regular inspection is profitable insurance.Inspection today is protection against loss of time tomor- row---a chain is as strong as its weakest link. High Grade 0ils and Accessories \ v m e » i £ 1 ; w ~ 9 Envncf,Ton/mf,UPPLIES. 1 A tough old bird was dying and his wife nent out for a pneaeher.Thepreacher came and said to tho dyingainner: "You had better renounce the devii, my friend.""Renounce thedevril"exclaimed the dy ins mani?L%1x._1_eio'¢ in a position l~L=11a!-15; any enemies right now. I f the wheels of industry we whining as they ought to be, whe would we look for delegates bo all thconzressea and conferences no°.v`beio held.The world is one vast c ounri chnmbft .ut P.=;e==nt» with =='=1f»h H.b3Eli: coming out.-E122 GEQ. scr|RoEoER's OFFER An Opportune lnvesinf cnt With Stock Bonus u l a We own and oEef for sale $25,000 7 per cent Preifrred Guaranteed Stock,parlicipntiaxg up to I0 per cont at 000.00 per ahare.Carry 10 per cent Common Stock bonua.With Ev- ery $l.000.00 ul Preferred you get $100.00 Common Stock Bonus free-Haarmann Vinegar and Pickle Co..of Omaha,Neb., Established 1310, Caplial Stock s2:»o,ooo.oo.A solos concern under excellent numag om:nl, producing a common ne cessity; ideally located, makes the possibility of good earnings n iogieal certainty.'This Company haa the large Omaha plant and alao livePickle Stations in Minnesota. a $25,000.00 Plan!at Pawnee, heb., and one each at Shubert and Blair, Nehr.We buy any and every good local alock.We :mf CASH for Liberty bunda; No commission.Consult me about your io- vestrucnts and l'll aave you aroney. a n a - u m u l l l l l l »==Geo. Sch roeder 545 Raiiway Exchange Bldg. 15th Ea Harney St. Phone: {)o_uglns 3'2o1 ,fO m a h a ,N e b r a s k a u.J.ANntnsoN §€'f'?""°'°'Tile Casing and Tubuilar Wells. D E A L E R I N Windmills, Engines, . TanksfPumps, Feed Grinders, Lawn Swings,. Pipe and Fittings &c.&c. Opp ite CR O W E L L E L E vm j o n Ed an -Blair, Nehr. There is Ho Better Time Than House-Cleaning H. ULLERMANN ll .-." fl .' r _, for lighting and heating.We'll gladly give you export advice and hoip in the matter, and submit estimates.Of course thereis no obligation on your part in asking for the facts and figures. We are so sure that gas as a fuel and illuminant will prove so superior to other ways that we promise you'l1 find lt Weil worth your while to investigate. We, of course, don'L expect your patronage on any other basis than that you will serve your own interests by givingit to us.Why not investigate?And today? BLAIR GAS COMPANY BLAIR, NEBRASKA\ \ . . . d d f ~l\llll@!l\lif3"'~ aoosrzno ms Boss Chris Ro h w e r h u a e c u r e d ljo b i n the State Endneefs olhoo at Lincolnf ad lu.: moved hi! family there. Chrisib n to :i n f o P 1me tr o w m mt l n k l v.lot ll-lt week, the content oi' whleh in-"tchin n "mental that Chris is on a' o ,lun learned wilt is expec ted of him,i f h c t s to h o ld h h i o b tu l d r i n o ln th e estimation of his bou,t.he Sato En- gineer. Telling about "e vary instruc- uve Nebruka Road Institute" held atLincolnChris"puts ln ua o u ' f o r lun bon towit:"li e c ommun ity au nts dn t c lueroadsthecountyhour!must work mth the state engineer to get the hetremlts.Muay counties ue doing slut." And again:"Illinois voted $60,000,000 bond: forroad purposeslad y ur.Let the county board"Eat in the ltato engin eer's b°-go LM than don't let them rock the oThe above lhould entitle Chris to lipid promotion at nn Increased sai Seones in the Intercollegiate Swim- ming c ontest held in the pool of theCollegeoftheCityofNewYork,were ae follows:Yale, 19 points; rinceton, 9, Penney, 6 Rutgers, -1Eolomhl, 5~ amon wia,-+w¢t»,==»i 1; Mu s .Instituto of 'l'cchnology,1. W. Pioper.of Milwnulrco,e;1|11e wittain two points of a perfect scorerolling298,hlving left one pin on lm i n t ball at the American Bowling Congmsm. Shoemaker, of the New York Ath~letic Club end Tilt,_of the Calumet Club, both of New York City, tied foithe national unateur poc ket billardsrhgmplonship in New York on Mafch 23. Marin Plestiol defeated Westergurdo at Davenport, ln., on Mondo; evening, gginlng the Tint fall in 41,minutes, second in 18 minutes. The W orld'| individual bowling eo- eord hu been twice srnuhcd in the I * eu ; . SPORTING ITEMS Jack Reynolds, Welterweight cham-pion, nipped in the bud the champion- ehlp oarirationa of Jack Finn, of Palmont,a., in the agedleat mat con- test over naged Cedar Rapida,gaining falls in leaa than :even min ulea. Frank Middauga of h~emonl., was in nm plac e at e oonclmion of meAmerican Bowling Congress. Bassinets men of Gordon,Nebr.,have raised a g°~° of $12,000 for a matc h with Ne raalufa na:mat menas ;»f===;g=\=»Stechor and Poaek. Bac of e men would receive $6,000, a colossal r a m Manager Blatwryhasncceptheoffer,it but r i mnina for Stecher to display his will- lngneaa. That proposed mauzh -between Cari roll and Tolliver would be a display of real mat amatry . Omaha Contnal High play SL J oein the Hnnl baaket-ball game of the aeuon.SL Joe recently outelaasn' the Omahas. .1 American Bowling Congress toumn- ment, the llrat tune by Hurry Cavan of Plttaburgh, on Marc h 1? for 713points, aoc ond time by A. Pollard of lndianapolil, on march 28,chalking up T14 to his favor.The First namell mark, Iaowever, stands na the wo:lds re-cord. Vernon Breedlove won handily from Jack Finn, of Belrnond, In., in Colm eil Bluffs on Wednudny evening. The1 matc h was a fa st go from start tonnlahwithBreedlove,as usual thu; -r \g=" °f -The flrot fall was obtainedino min., 24 sec.Amr n te n min -I pta reat Breedlove pinned him man in: the short time of 4 min., 48 seconds. ln the pnellmlnaries Barney llurnomwon IN!!! Jack Hanley of l'orlsmo1.:t!1 und Jack Tolliver pinned Young Nor-, :ls to the zndt.| Bonn? Leonard, llF1t\\eight chu: 11:1oulpointc d Harvey orpc of Knnsual City in their ben-round bout nl .lop9lin, Ho.No knoclzdown was soured.; There are ilfly entries in the Slab' '-VmoLIl|§ meet to bc held ul. the Dm-:h n Y . C. A. on Saturday. Mmrh99. 1Wo note lhdcntrjf of YS ilbur Ilrll of Kennad. in the 125 pound division. ~§ - Cadillac Supremacy Satisiics The Seven-Passenger Cadillac | ,w ;_ \y~ W »W A Family Automobile That Spells CADILLAC To Everybody A1 4 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 SatisfactionDependabiliPrestige 4 _on in the Once you ; a Cadillac Carfjllgc,ii have driv en aThe Cadil1ac.car will give you dependability-the cap- acity to withstahd hard us- age day after day and year after year.Cadillac ser- vice ability may be compar- ed with that of a faithful ..m».».\.I The best was world for buying is what every4andsays,and k the Cadillac. It is the characi Cadillac car w lustre on the Ca -not the name >§charm has me thinks, nows about ter of the 'hich sheds spoiled you for motoring 01 the ordinary kind. You may set ggeatest store upon quietness,or steadiness, or speed, or cmn-.dillgc pmne |fort, or ginergl readability; whlch con-|or upon autlful body hnes. fers lustre on the car Bu There is pemianent peace oi mind in the ownership of a car whose performance can always be depended up- on-at all times of the year under all conditions which call for complete and abso- lute reliability. The prestige car no longer ( a mere name, by a fictitious of aristocracy. aristocracy in now, is an ar merit. n f fl m f||l"\ |\1 a I V A s. \| \ » v v »m 1 n n r ] ¢ .m a n n l ~ .-.-...,_, ..r....sm'ro\\nded ; atmosphere The only mo t o r cars, are sth at 3 izatiz fasci: can I r istocracy of In that T'he world demands deeds Neither n mam, nor n mo-bestn from the one, and perform-tor car, can live on n name ure c ance from the other.alone.Cadigg aI mmm ~R .mcnnsnn~ `"X, THE LARGEST AND OLDEST EXCLUSIVE 1 JEWELRY STORE IN THE CITY I vLARSEN a JACOBSON GARAGE Four Doors West of the Castetter Bank BLAIR NEBRASKADiscrimlnatlng Tastes 55.5 L/' r