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mmfrntiera, umitory c hln¢e¢.Ge¢-=llll\ ¥" l¢ lN H !NIMNG-nad....\
man-nolouismd!.hemil.iu:y ,n.av¢!N M #that the dllu 'W k '*P¢*'§¢and serial fenturu of the pad.The pointrimsanrWatson;
sixth chapter will dshle thu status ofGe n nn yPlvdxrditselfsoLpruonen of ur and :J ug uvcath 'Nil'th, wrong done no Belginan u| '?a'.
mno nnthe :up-onlibilMtheusurnnceaf theneeomiruction Q
f rmer aanperor lad ether German:.2, um war.'nn eixhrh ua ninz1.u°°terrizonesInnorthemFrance
sq m va n Br o d do r i -Ra n tz a u a b d
for thu libention of Gormln prism-
en md uid that Germany adopted
the leggue of nation!-Tre uy C aa ui m NW O W o r&
The tems; of pence :rem containedin a treatysome 30,000word: in
length.
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GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT
V O L . ~Blair, Washingt;County, Nebraska, May 16, 1919 ~ ~NE 15
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Wuhlnghm. Ally I2-W hnl is rc -ladle l»:|\~¢n~d Floor Lender And Cur~
____mm m u p mum" evid<-nn Dr thc su wmp lb Relz uNlun Sgnllon;g r o wi n g s mu t 'eg nivoluuon~~In Cenfereuce
"a ~mo\'ement c l . >`¢-»1 ~1 C a l l e d B y C h a n c e l l o r M u r d e r o u s D o c u m e n t , : E l e e : : r : . ~ : a : : » z 1 . . , .'Zer;":=;~:, : , : x . : ' ;.. ' :; ° :' : ;
f : : P r e s i d e n t S e e s D e t e r m m a t l o n T o A n m l u l a t e
r\,n...|....»¢...-hui \\ 'u Mn nn n m-~.mm1|| mm\v "mn . "mmm fm<'m».l ___
..L11...The cowmtiluaanlmously endnrnd
H. Hymuu vigw but was aqdnuy mum l m a uin np re ui n; theop|m6¢
unsu wnmn uonof uwpower:should bc dnun to the Hzmnclai lm
economic mation in .Belgmm and 1.thenecessitythattheune..maui(Belgium of compieus support lookinto aconomlc rutorntlon.lh-e eo1.m¢J'
urns further of the opinion tht! tl:slliea should be uked to wppori. thillltiationof negotintlomutlhHoilnndf g f d f n lme adtlemnnl of thiquell!ofthefreedomofilu
Sched!and the1vaher\rays ofa n
Belgium.
chapters will be devoted ua phase: ofthe repanuona problem md lmnncial
clauses.The tenth will dnl with -nc
onomlce lllu u .the devenlhwiL.':=pc m. nilroms and waur cornmuni-'cations; me twelfthwill concern in-E
ternstlonal labor legislation, the than,lccnthwallembraceguarlmees mdthe fourteenth wailcontaingvnc mll
xlauneal dating will: rzliflcztion.
marvel liuun, of the Echo ue }'|li|=Zranu Um! Inmc e wiil'{el absoluuconlrol of the mines in the Sarre valley md a guuantec for l.hr.»:r explm
umon.Ile says that the rroaident ofthe admlnisuutive counclwillbc nFrrnchman and wall probably have
\snnvlcn 'l`0l)AY IS
SERVICE'l`0MORROW
~ ll your car has good treatmentand excellent careit needs inspec-
tlon occasionally.
An expert whonows every detull ol u
car's mechanlsm.of tlre constructlon,
who lives In an atmosphere ofautomo-
blles and trucks, may locate some hidden
wea ness that may result ln. aserious
break-down,'
In the care ol hard-worln,{° trucks;In
the care ol tires that bear thebruntol
roadcondltlons---regularlnspectlonls
prolltable Insurance.Inspection today
is protectlon agalnst loss of time tomor-
row---a chain ls as strong as its weakest
llnk.
- -of theBe¢1ana.l~n"~surmountedby theBoldan
having decided unmimuully 1treaty, it having been polnhb y th e waof th e a a glr .
ion thatthedoc u ment pwble and uiinfado ry tenmt
Protea! Bda; iiisusineli
'n p rovo st q iln st the n ur.~Chau to Japan und a numbsHar Ram! src yet uudlr din
.The council ofthr ee ndunc an in an endeavor tatb-mlnorn aA plenary
anis.\Ignanlst theseizure oftherlaniefltionat Viennaby
rrevalut onnry forces. lhc now
rnmentof Hungary has dnl t h l !Garmin Aumtau k e
~lltt idiom 2.0 arrest those ln- In the reponed leisure.Pix Time For Presentation
n, May 5-The time for hand°¢»r the peace lrllty to the GerNran mt today for 2:15 o'cI<>ci¢|~ay afternoon.
rontenu of the But five- rhapof the treaty havealreadybonu
~| dealing with pre¢mbI¢»fivr
u.J.ANnrnSoN
SQ:Tile Casing and Tubular Wells.
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Tanks, Pumps,
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We are oo sureLhnl.gm as s fuel and illuminnm will prove sosuperior w oLber"Ya that wg promise you'l| find an well
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announcemenI QImade itin p n c ti wlcertainthaithe total wi!! be thatImrh.~Mr. Illau amid tdsy that he would
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estimate; when wngven convene: onHay 19.While he would not suv how
muchwill be rfquirc d, heip d i n wlthere was on doubt but that n largersmoun t thm;1:.o.ooo.000, the sun
specifiedin the bill whic h failed ofermcimenlintheI u tcongressurouhi be necolury.
phnipotentiariesd th esmallnm*greatpowersunitedinthis moe1cruelwnr, which was imposeduponthem.The hourhu nrrixedfor ;
hnwy swttlr-ment of tho account."PaulDuluil. necrotaryvgenerld ofthepeaceconference.delivered:copyof lhetreaty zoCount von
Brockdor|TRnnt:.|u.. head of the Gor-man delegntion. whomade s brief
reply." Asllllin Complete Defel!
Count.von Hroekdorfl'Ranluu said
"Wo rieelro that we do not deny.the extent of our defeat.We know.the power of the German armies:
broken."He was unable to admit lhnl Ger
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Ge-OmahaSyndicate PaysE:-GovernorWed!-will' Selected As Dv.Neville 3300.900ForI a n n aUtlenln County LandProspect: Blight For Solid Front To
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are pursuing no nationalistic reamsNo question:of pratigo and nothirst for power hnve a pan ln ourdeliberations.Bare life is what we
must have for our tend and nation
tmhw whiln were one feels la throt-
guided coropleteiy 11,3 zne rnncspleraccording to which t e arm alice and
pence ne ltiatlone were roposed."an ! To Ne ld a ! !
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DENOUNCE Al,LHIS nrsmaxo |Ii\('l would nominate Senator 'i`owns-IFo n c \ 'r ' r1 .1 : As mn xs rn ovs m. of ximian. forc hnirman of the lllr d lm To *2 "' ** °' »HulT¢ulonl\ASD IMPDSHIBLE finance committee from the iloor to Went To (pet ll Over "ith
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mont humiliating clauses will beabolished.Germanfn bolusior in1871. it uimita, did not :Noni a pro-
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e t u f hl lnn t l c i p a l n d: n da d d e du w :
m h l d e n tw h e a ti nu a i l a b ht ok e e r i
t h ! P r i m o f f l o u r f r o m w i r i n g ; I b b f t
$ 1 21 b a r r e l .H ra.dd<~d.h o w e ve r I
th a t n o n ld i a g l & 'H re r ¢ v:a § o 1 1 r a n z ~ =
g nm ec a ne x p o rJe m a n d n a r e fr n e n i l y r e d u c e d .Q
M a u E d i t h E l l i z a t a a s i a n ' o f m o ,B E IJ G I IW I\%'l l.Lf l E NT R E A T Ys
Xlf\im|»»
rain lost a belief.What mme on rmecho thevow f imperiahabie de-
thousonds of bloody battlefields.in votian ringlng ac rou m we from Vi
thounnds of trendmelh in orphan hm-anna.Stand br lla In nasinn' the way
?£ir`iRlé four years with more devo-" " ' " " ' " ' " " " ""'G*""'lion and belief than the ngng of W{,\~\*\§§_;°={ lf* one Wilh un§%';?"nlmr, Ncbr.
dardMlddifngs.;louI\lddl|n|:S: (]err;1Mid
s dllngs and Cracke d Cum.
H. OLLERMANNl'Al-';T"Ej§§I0RADE§0E_$0FIS0il<;
3Order your coal now as prices wlll probably
5 advance,Several cars oi Hard Coal ln translt.1I
§J o h nAz h o a d e s
Qld Long Stand
1 Blair Phone. zo.Bell Phone. Cedar 351. 1
ITHE LARGEST AND OLDEST EXCLUSIVE
'J!-:wz1.RY sronz |N Tue c|Tv
Four Doors West ol' the Csstetter Bank
BLAIR::::NEBRASKA
-n,laliera to one of whom. Premier Clem
eneoau. a Frenchman recently wrote:'Tho wild beast been put In a cakeon bread and water. but in allowed
to keep hla teeth.while his clawsare hardly rut)Land A Prlaoa Camp 1"Sixty millions are behind the
barbed wife and the pdaorn barsalatyrnllllonaat han!labor forwhomthe enemy makes their own
land a prison fr-T Should the near#olI Kuomzofp po; ana aq auompuoalonger oould call anything her own
whlrh Iles outside theae 1ll.fl'0\l4hounds.Germany has ceased to ox
ivt abroad. but as if that were notI
z a i i u l a s a a c u l v ¢' § \ €| :| I | € a | | U t | ¢
ot the national aaaambly. the dignity
ol' humanity ia placed in your hands.
Preserve it.Cabinet Ball! ThreatenedPa m. May t3- Th e emta of twoGermandemocratic:ms and the
parties of the renter haw iniormeul
lfhancellor Srheidemann ihat lhtlrpartica will wlthdraw their ropreaentatlreh from the government in easethe cabinet decides to align the pear:trrnly. according to a llianatrh fron*
Berlin received here by way of Baale
The nociallat Vorwaem,ln rom-mentlnl' on this action. aa;Q it in thefirat atop toward a rabinet trials.
conla have been shipped to Waahii'|g»
lon where they will become a part of
the permanent inilltary(:x~rord ol the
notion.Maier Snell'a report ahown
that the total rout of lhe draft in
leara WI!$a1s.szs.a4.ln fact ll.
wat Nxt 86 renin per man to rem
ter the 523.578 lownna whose nlnnw
went on the atate milllnrg reronla
rludng the war pedod and it coat nn
¢"'l'lK¢ of $4.59 por mon for each
Iowan inclurtnl into lhe lwrvle.
'There were ¢T.94¥men inducted
into the ann? from Iowa.
n . .
- -. - - - - - - - . .
!| .\'l WITHDRAH' 11' NE{.E.'4SAR'l
latin, May 13-A meaaorge froni
lhf Cheltlamz oasemhly dated llnngrh="»\\May 10th and ltl:|N'w\t'd to [ho
1 '~~=e peare delegates aaya:"lho assembly In extremely dim"| llt1| a t hearln that the dl-qmonalof hangTau has lim. left to the di.1
rrrlmn of .lnpnn nlono.All are pn*-
Etllul to do nhl! the trials ulemnnflu
ut ure horinl that you will ie! rtlrrln chan!!n the xlluatinn.f MoraMar)withdraw from the eonfereneewalhoutslsmlnltheprotocol.Youcan deprnd upon lhr full moral aup
l
.I
ahS'"£¢§$I5»"}»é§§¢§¢7ni"`r{|Ir§{»§é§l|Being a nmnméi old smmlof andreaders uritgclarge financial interests
in Germany.Hence not too murh allention should be paid to their lueu-hratiorur.Theme newspapers uhowevvirtually no nympnths with lkIglumdurinst the war, or will! the sull'e|-ln:
of Frnnee. but on the rontrary, Sli'plnuded all the bnrbarillea of lhe German army lenders.
The only GermanSurlaa piper.uhlrh :lon not rain- lla:hands tohomen in holy horrors la the NeueZurirher Zeltung. which aelrlnea Gor~
many. rhntllrl she he uonhle to ohtnln
milder renditions. legally areepl. intlrnzlenvorto fulhll the trenty:nga
having no one to lavish is a|'leellona
upon IEddie Grimm we "p enti-
ratingf'around raising rhielrena
ducks. cle.. so as to luwo something
to love.New cornea his neighbor
Bob. Carmichael. several h'o¢ks din
tant. nnut illea rornplalnt against Ed-
die. alleging that IIddie'a poulirv do
ltrmrd his. or hla \rife'a garden..H
hardworking induatdoua ole!bark.
don't appear to have a ahovr any
more in this "land oi' the free I n d
home of tho brave."
pu mouth.1Momd xml :molded ihe committeeon aommiltnh bl givin more kiln lc
gr1 their report randy.Al arijoununenl wasu h m a n tiHuy 1204. 1919 al 7:30 P. li.Du T. A nd -mn , sm.
- -or o n(j.\Li!0U!i.glgl0!'llCl.£8
Decide: linda-| I Hr The Crow!_c md ; At Bn ls oe ls
Runnin. Hay 6--Tho Bclgian pwermnehth uaieeided uas i mslulrnzy of pf-are thlfil was 1|l1ru»la~r
; tn crown councilheld henla dnight. it is amsmmeod.Th e mi mi !n mal. 8 o'clo¢kand continuedir
por! of the people- at homo."llwn. n says, be[om long probably uw|
Hu n meChris Fnhnu p l u n d l u u k nuntilmidnight.
»-rrv ztrr
mc s rn n n n'run'RNTRRPRIRP:i r . . .i n n u nmy 1 1919 bo S' l' |- GO H O il h lh tg gsetting.LiberllrasnralaF . H. C ! ll' U| ¢
oFor Parlor. Dining RW E. Inc h!
Bedroom Fxnltlri an J . E. Cla
MII. Succellor £0 E. C. Pictu.
<41-an .
»
=.=~:n
1We aoiicit your ~ orders.cul li. lbe old J. C. lang stand.l iJohn A. Rhonda
nu. J. v. mxcuiuu. aloe as wg r i n n i n g "s u m s .m u
¢'
Il is rcporied limi Chriswho is employed in the sta
Going lo Ilouselneplng?Le!me
o~l \~1:lh4 on ~M-~.~roperty of the com
nl J. E. Clmpbrlii, Ple11:o"| OldStand.<n.m.Nelsn Truhiscn ieft Int weniflxtfor Chelsea. Oklnf, in response to 1request from his lon. }ienr}, who in
dhigi ~mi~y ~bm nrhiie hac k; hu
n a e w m d vDr. lle:.d'u place af. the south mln "!
the city . on the Renard Nad.Th !
purthu|:r's name wus nu; leamcd.
Aye Bmthc .r ante 1*lingO A D E T nee-damen, are 1;zingo: land-oI!\n;e:>us-
iness these Sne spring days.Seed
Corn and barley fo r ni c at AyeBrolhen' Seed House.I4- -I!
corn, of the quality sugpliad by theAyes, in not alway s o uinabie andtustomc rlin prospbc t and those of
long sian nz appreeiate this fact.
I.0CAL ADVERTISING
UHCDRAT¥0N DAY p| ;9GRAM
May 30, 1919
.............|
alql by . srelions.
\ \ ' l l l I¢ \ d : - - G i r l fo r : m o r a l h o u l e vr o r k
In q u i r e M f g , T C . l l i l l o n 1 i f
9 ..-..
Pnmde at 10:00 A. Bl. ahlrp, meetnl (Hty Hall, form on W alker Aus.in fmni.of HAH.wi n s north to\\a:-hing¢0n St., West £0 Fourih SI..
wulh to South St., c ut to W alker
..1 ''9\i r1 :¢ t he re -t g t h e c e m e i é r y
bo S' l' |- GO H O il h lh tg gsetting.LiberllrasnralaF . H. C ! ll' U| ¢
oFor Parlor. Dining RW E. Inc h!
Bedroom Fxnltlri an J . E. Cla
MII. Succellor £0 E. C. Pictu.
<41-an .
»
=.=~:n
1We aoiicit your ~ orders.cul li. lbe old J. C. lang stand.l iJohn A. Rhonda
nu. J. v. mxcuiuu. aloe as wg r i n n i n g "s u m s .m u
¢'
Il is rcporied limi Chriswho is employed in the sta
Going lo Ilouselneplng?Le!me
o~l \~1:lh4 on ~M-~.~roperty of the com
nl J. E. Clmpbrlii, Ple11:o"| OldStand.<n.m.Nelsn Truhiscn ieft Int weniflxtfor Chelsea. Oklnf, in response to 1request from his lon. }ienr}, who in
dhigi ~mi~y ~bm nrhiie hac k; hu
n a e w m d vDr. lle:.d'u place af. the south mln "!
the city . on the Renard Nad.Th !
purthu|:r's name wus nu; leamcd.
Aye Bmthc .r ante 1*lingO A D E T nee-damen, are 1;zingo: land-oI!\n;e:>us-
iness these Sne spring days.Seed
Corn and barley fo r ni c at AyeBrolhen' Seed House.I4- -I!
corn, of the quality sugpliad by theAyes, in not alway s o uinabie andtustomc rlin prospbc t and those of
long sian nz appreeiate this fact.
I.0CAL ADVERTISING
UHCDRAT¥0N DAY p| ;9GRAM
May 30, 1919
.............|
alql by . srelions.
\ \ ' l l l I¢ \ d : - - G i r l fo r : m o r a l h o u l e vr o r k
In q u i r e M f g , T C . l l i l l o n 1 i f
9 ..-..
Pnmde at 10:00 A. Bl. ahlrp, meetnl (Hty Hall, form on W alker Aus.in fmni.of HAH.wi n s north to\\a:-hing¢0n St., West £0 Fourih SI..
wulh to South St., c ut to W alker
..1 ''9\i r1 :¢ t he re -t g t h e c e m e i é r y
n n m v m n v m s n¢ \ n . i 1 | l m n
oo-ok and man-ol-Anil-rod on 5 Cali
funk r am-he pvc !or q oizti og hi
job when llrs. HiI£o!1'| aunt wen?
about try ing to tall him how to 61
his work, when Hn. H. urn n (ned
than (0 odd y um ago.And t.lut'»
the trouble hrrc md overyvhero athe present Lhno; wo much "ulkeefbypeoplewho hue11't ¢={lh1»¢ oimp-onanoo to laik about.tineruat
afo :vias about Lbs country ulkinr
to the alk wh o an b o indu c ed ugwoandr th e e n r e c iu n lo td s u i oplutitudel that are worn thrudbtn
trying to talk people out of thehmoneyforsomeumobllngcausewhich .Huy hue eopound but in foci
0 ;I C |l f .Qas l °.,
Ovc~nlta ,__sausam. Securities. Jvdlmfntl. ehims. emLiberty Bonds, w. S. 3., and other U. B. Govqrnment Sauritien ..._2,750 |
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF'
'Dm Washington State Bank
Ol Washington Nebraska, Chute: No. 780
In the Stale ai Ncbruh at the clone of bnldlen¢.$Iny 3, 1919
RESOURCES
nam N m u ma¢Con|1'\llc!2Iar:E_§.ll?9.
s u u s c n u r n o x RATES
094 D-:un a Yau' in Advmoo.
._.._
:I I |.
u s v z n Z V Z I Y n l b n
...x.
. H
.;
' l i e e x t u u i o a o f t i m e i g : a n w e e k
LOCAL ov xnww
hh8ou1. h|trn4n sidel:»wrnnimelge.r
Billy Sunday nays: "Hull In no full
uf ehu nh mc n ben t h !Lh dr (mlNd wx al th a wi ndows."
Chu. Andean. nothin-}ur of Dr
Hinflullln. c ame to BMI' Blhlrdls' onhisreuunfromtheE u mp u n walfront, when he served hetter dun ryear.Amon:~ld by his wth, uhrwo rk wi th ~ ni lrmd ~~ ¢
U r b a n C u h e l l a ,a v o u n n u f il r t
C i vi l W u . , a n d h i s u n s . E d . , m m e u -
f m m D e S o t o i n t S u n d r y a n n t l m d
m e m o r i a l se r vi c e a t G .A .R .h e w l
1J im Holehlan"B| \ wheel," step-
pe n k o u a bo u d vu f lth a n a lli u i tn n dn lI f h ln | i } l n 1 o h l| f o o L
The Beikmpl an bak hom ul a~umdad my nv. Eudllat Svrinv. lla,
1r ' l l i + ~ e u ~ H i ~l;e!orr
marrlqz lm will visit at his old hom.
¥a Sonthwa-stem Nebruira.
n
E 2
~p . z u , d a i l y e x c e p t S a n d sy~ p. rn. duly -uz cept Sun dny.
&n . m . S u n d a y o n l y .T r l i n l S o u t h .
9. 2 5 a . m . 1 lm I3 r r u o c pt S u n d a y .
1 4 8 1 . 1 1 1 d x i y a x c e S u n d l..p t y .
8. 4 5 p . m . d a il y .
\Train.: Ent.1. 1 3 | . . m. D a i l y .
4. 3 5 p . l n . D a i l y .
'I'r a .i n s W e l t .
0: 1 0 a . m .. D a i l y .
8: 0 0 p . a n . D a i l y .
c . . 3 . P . . M . I o
-T n i m N o r m .
'Hana Grimm has just completed
our more aiioa, um on his (arm eastto wn an th ab otwma nd tvru on hlaarmoverihehfllaouthof tmrn.Ha
~Ht tm dba hat y ear on his farm- oining the c ity limits on the wutold George Smith place.Thoseilos have a capacity of ns tons each.
total of over 1000 tons of feed.
East four dloa nn constructed
~Jr an Omaha concern which makes \
~uaineaa of buildiriiailoa. under the
uporlntendaucy of a scientific dig.| ~ildar trith a fume of men !.rain|.~d to
t h e ~f _3
Nelsn Truhiscn ieft Int weniflxtfor Chelsea. Oklnf, in response to 1request from his lon. }ienr}, who in
corn, of the quality sugpliad by theAyes, in not alway s o uinabie andtustomc rlin prospbc t and those of
long sian nz appreeiate this fact.
Paul Kelly came home from Funn-
ton last Satunin; after receiving hisdhcharge from 1 e army.He serwd
approximately onahnegr xml was "ov-
er there" in the 1.k of the fightingat Venlun and other front: and urnspromoted to First Sergeant. So-on af-ter the annistice was signed he wasSha mid nhe "gave the stubs of thereceipts to the children wpiny '|rit.'h."
Mitchell Rode! hu purchased Dan
!~!urray'a big new two mn Garytr u c k : M soiciu .the ,§==f°==;ff ufthe public who nequire e se ce of
a truck for any :hinder of hauling.in city or country.See his ad. in thisiuue of The Enterprise.
oil \\1:lh4 on the property of the com-pany owned by himself and other rm-idcntu of Herman and Blair.Ne h cdidn'! know when he ir!! how long he
would be gone but intends to give thepxoponitioninvestigationbefore ra-
turning.
James Stapleton, of Cnlg, hu pur-chased the residence vr g e r b of
June: Kirby. situated at e corncrof 5th and Colfut stnets. for a ron-
slderntion of $5,500.
.s u n r a z s m # u w . 1
A au r ll lm-ned and ,.=.=..`&` :pon "i12I..">fI.Ȣ.
Mehr-mn at hor hémn on W. Washing-ton Bt.. on Frldly evening, May 9.
Pnrtidplnh to the number of nine
Q
imc tor of the Red Cross, was mu and current : w i v occupied theed in Huung u int week.'1'f=-=°»~g-°-- until a lata hour when re-!! be mnembmsd u the party who ruhmenta were served.Needles to
entertained in Hllir by Mn. J || tate. the evening 'ru one of utmost
. Jensen and the important event enjoyment.
fm for~a fo~ight md ~ ~n~ mfhome... -
NEW CH EF AT war m C ITY
The W hite City Cale hsf a newc lad from Denver, n put mute: in
coaimtry, ciudihed m prepare all thepofnular d shes urvui in the Metro-po tan cafes.Ho ny s he hu been
ernp!oyed at Denver in the moat pop-uhr atin g pl than and emma antto mt up a .§iw,.f..¢ get any from
the toudst nah.He mn kn ow: th t
guna from "soup to nuts."Ha n a
ny sdf y ou want something dlhrentand palsteable to drop around to the
iwhlte City for l square meal.
MISS MOORE ENTERTAIN3
Mi l Gla d Moore 'lu hostess tonumerous f s und achoolmalu. onFridayevening,May 9, who, upon.
invitation, llismblid at the Hoarehomo on W. Wuhlngina St., to enjoynluzicaleof1-unuoncedn n a n n z m vcxcallenoe.Min Hoare, who In n
tnlmtad voedlli. sang :nerd adno-ticmn to her eatin credit.However.than not ao musically inclined warenot to be denied usd the mmihnmeainnumenble..At a. into hour the
gn e s i lwe n tn a to d to a lu n e h e o n o f
ran excellence,after which the ms-tomnry tene-taking.marking the
dole af m enjoyable ~'»gg- the in~
vminblu rule nt this horpi le home.The lualtldliuec Grac e Smith, Ed-na Smith.Blanche Roch.Adtihelt
Huc k. Famie Dixon, Mable Jorgen-lon, Gnu Struva: Henri. A. Huc k,
Albert Fallen. C. Reeh. Joe Schmitz,
R. Hiiton, Rn. Foreman.
door :nm-0 being the order at the
evening.At | lata hour s most de-licious luncheon was servld.Thefollowing lmmed wen in attendance:M l m :unie md Emo J an a, Ruth
Sappenfleld, Marla Snourden, AupuxtaSydovr. Ann; Green usd Hands Hah-nm; Henan. Orlo Jones and Elmo:
# w w
~p . z u , d a i l y e x c e p t S a n d sy~ p. rn. duly -uz cept Sun dny.
&n . m . S u n d a y o n l y .T r l i n l S o u t h .
9. 2 5 a . m . 1 lm I3 r r u o c pt S u n d a y .
1 4 8 1 . 1 1 1 d x i y a x c e S u n d l..p t y .
8. 4 5 p . m . d a il y .
\Train.: Ent.1. 1 3 | . . m. D a i l y .
4. 3 5 p . l n . D a i l y .
'I'r a .i n s W e l t .
0: 1 0 a . m .. D a i l y .
8: 0 0 p . a n . D a i l y .
c . . 3 . P . . M . I o
-T n i m N o r m .
'Hana Grimm has just completed
our more aiioa, um on his (arm eastto wn an th ab otwma nd tvru on hlaarmoverihehfllaouthof tmrn.Ha
~Ht tm dba hat y ear on his farm- oining the c ity limits on the wutold George Smith place.Thoseilos have a capacity of ns tons each.
total of over 1000 tons of feed.
East four dloa nn constructed
~Jr an Omaha concern which makes \
~uaineaa of buildiriiailoa. under the
uporlntendaucy of a scientific dig.| ~ildar trith a fume of men !.rain|.~d to
t h e ~f _3
Nelsn Truhiscn ieft Int weniflxtfor Chelsea. Oklnf, in response to 1request from his lon. }ienr}, who in
corn, of the quality sugpliad by theAyes, in not alway s o uinabie andtustomc rlin prospbc t and those of
long sian nz appreeiate this fact.
Paul Kelly came home from Funn-
ton last Satunin; after receiving hisdhcharge from 1 e army.He serwd
approximately onahnegr xml was "ov-
er there" in the 1.k of the fightingat Venlun and other front: and urnspromoted to First Sergeant. So-on af-ter the annistice was signed he wasSha mid nhe "gave the stubs of thereceipts to the children wpiny '|rit.'h."
Mitchell Rode! hu purchased Dan
!~!urray'a big new two mn Garytr u c k : M soiciu .the ,§==f°==;ff ufthe public who nequire e se ce of
a truck for any :hinder of hauling.in city or country.See his ad. in thisiuue of The Enterprise.
oil \\1:lh4 on the property of the com-pany owned by himself and other rm-idcntu of Herman and Blair.Ne h cdidn'! know when he ir!! how long he
would be gone but intends to give thepxoponitioninvestigationbefore ra-
turning.
James Stapleton, of Cnlg, hu pur-chased the residence vr g e r b of
June: Kirby. situated at e corncrof 5th and Colfut stnets. for a ron-
slderntion of $5,500.
.s u n r a z s m # u w . 1
A au r ll lm-ned and ,.=.=..`&` :pon "i12I..">fI.Ȣ.
Mehr-mn at hor hémn on W. Washing-ton Bt.. on Frldly evening, May 9.
Pnrtidplnh to the number of nine
Q
imc tor of the Red Cross, was mu and current : w i v occupied theed in Huung u int week.'1'f=-=°»~g-°-- until a lata hour when re-!! be mnembmsd u the party who ruhmenta were served.Needles to
entertained in Hllir by Mn. J || tate. the evening 'ru one of utmost
. Jensen and the important event enjoyment.
fm for~a fo~ight md ~ ~n~ mfhome... -
NEW CH EF AT war m C ITY
The W hite City Cale hsf a newc lad from Denver, n put mute: in
coaimtry, ciudihed m prepare all thepofnular d shes urvui in the Metro-po tan cafes.Ho ny s he hu been
ernp!oyed at Denver in the moat pop-uhr atin g pl than and emma antto mt up a .§iw,.f..¢ get any from
the toudst nah.He mn kn ow: th t
guna from "soup to nuts."Ha n a
ny sdf y ou want something dlhrentand palsteable to drop around to the
iwhlte City for l square meal.
MISS MOORE ENTERTAIN3
Mi l Gla d Moore 'lu hostess tonumerous f s und achoolmalu. onFridayevening,May 9, who, upon.
invitation, llismblid at the Hoarehomo on W. Wuhlngina St., to enjoynluzicaleof1-unuoncedn n a n n z m vcxcallenoe.Min Hoare, who In n
tnlmtad voedlli. sang :nerd adno-ticmn to her eatin credit.However.than not ao musically inclined warenot to be denied usd the mmihnmeainnumenble..At a. into hour the
gn e s i lwe n tn a to d to a lu n e h e o n o f
ran excellence,after which the ms-tomnry tene-taking.marking the
dole af m enjoyable ~'»gg- the in~
vminblu rule nt this horpi le home.The lualtldliuec Grac e Smith, Ed-na Smith.Blanche Roch.Adtihelt
Huc k. Famie Dixon, Mable Jorgen-lon, Gnu Struva: Henri. A. Huc k,
Albert Fallen. C. Reeh. Joe Schmitz,
R. Hiiton, Rn. Foreman.
door :nm-0 being the order at the
evening.At | lata hour s most de-licious luncheon was servld.Thefollowing lmmed wen in attendance:M l m :unie md Emo J an a, Ruth
Sappenfleld, Marla Snourden, AupuxtaSydovr. Ann; Green usd Hands Hah-nm; Henan. Orlo Jones and Elmo:
# w w
/r\a:seineplng?I m| um u the old J. u. Lung stand..u-uahome..I.E.C4mphe1I,'°L"' A. Rh <1
E.C.Pi¢~na.
-nur coll onien.Seo u.-uC. hong stand.Il-i f.John A.Rhonda:
Do y ou know I h ll lh e r e ' | a s - mi
dlicnmce between Soft-Bn!
the b u t s l other inmbllan u rthereisbetweenSoft-a n d H i l lunter.5 4 |
..........._......g..........-..Mr ¥'nvnnv \\'n ann Qsia lll*H
l |.l\\IM!! ua nun '1 --gg--I dellnquml mmmunaliei t}g~.!.faulted mo luhntfibe tbdr quot!!hill! ad' i\'| purpue, hnohr as the
pubiie of Wuhington :mustyconcerned. a vary :mall pzrcinllgfat thi county; quot! bein! 0053614al lv to tha present wdiinl--I' |1611
a n n .The extension of time ex imuu la rr w ni g ht n d th e #only
' n Hf . h \ n li lln 1 o h llf o o L
Chris Nia hn lu: b oug ht " Ti ld a"
,Johnlon'n ruideuol property onHenk Walklr avenue.
nPm1.Fo1d¢r I n i n i i l d r l u t
Tueaday arentngneetl bi s ho s to !| friends usd former »»1aT'»»».
i we of a~_....... L.. ampun Blmldi Christensen who in zm-
axirrjaea but finally aught on and
wjoy ed the ocaalcn.
nAt thesdéglnrued meeting of thf
~
_55_-_f meitiad Club held on
W y evening of Int week Qu
seiecticm or! odoers muh at the pn-m u n meeting was ma i me d ,wlllltheblreeptiou of Geo.B. Rllzr, for
nec:eury.Aim nmtune conaidcm,tion Biker was oongiqered too_lncnvy
f te o I1 In na s,tt ,Warren expenses c a n tezut 5 .azT m °"§'fru»m n f l e p x x e u g r c u h item:'§§ »3°{gg wh0_I;;0Hc¢:'l rf. rm»b?1-Iuue gm 5~f;v=»»=-1 ?T1`§uu emu 44,2ao22
I .a a i n tems .08M 5 2 ?u f u s u r g e d r a x b er z n s w o r k I C o e 9 2 1 3 9 0
..- - --- - M - 4 -| \ ¢ n A s n !f ' . n M p n g _~a ¢ | |l u u n . -u . v n p - v - - . - . _y o u r u r a n u i n t h e fe e d l i m .W e h a ve
o n h u n c h b r a n . n h o r i n . : n a k e d 0 1 %
g i l ' " ° ° ] :Ii o u r l j f n t Lad r y e a n ;
lug this gmc nw, more than everbefore, the v u h a v i n g g m themthe opponunlty.Darin:1 n r th fpublic became wearid listening to Io
w unb orn.
Silver, nlckeis and cents soma 6k,096.i9
L m z x n r r z z s
C a p i t d : m e k p a i d I n 15, 000 .00
G I I - I l l n :
ROYAL PRINCE
Dep osi ts: -'a z u a n m t y f u n d ,m a n o ?
A
1 ...,...,..
Up~ waded prod!!a.91s.¢o
sr.\11»: o1=' NEBRASKA, ;
County of Wuhington." '
1, Geo. T. Hedelund. Cashier of the abou named bunk do blneby Hurth a tth e; b ove na teme uth ae o rr e c tmdtmec o py o f the n po r tms de tothe'Hale Bankinl Board.ATTEST:Geo. T. HoddundJnbe B. Gibson, Dlrectnr.Ed. Mstthlesen, Dlrectnr..
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 15th. day of May 1919.
Geo. Bruze, Notary Public ..
Ieruhed check:Cuhlefs umu ou." ~ 1 »`6,853.10 114,145.93II:
Uemmd cerunates of deposit
rg-qu and bill: ro-discounted
iémdwf i'
@`fZo.<¢4wa
'f Wnssmis
Nrw Immnom
mmm nth ul : B1 hud-m¢mm,en¢lneen,banker|,¢¢hh.e:u..Plvddmstndrrl. 1i`hnd.nn|,da'-gmea..byaawoanfalmm anduunuutiu avlium-.
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By Tha Bmd six monllu. aim mmm. nd me .Ru. |w_ H. U,|d",,,°¢:~ gA € |( |yq q n ous : ol T FOR SJ\l;lE=--Lift'".T""'
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u m y mm n h lq t h a n ( mm I n t e r -iuhg with ibn paroc hial sc hool: olhas c hurc h ar g ulu k io u ,: mi n g
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l l I U C !. l l ,n conz n v n m m e l m U n i m l n u m m n: a n t i lnwrfl d n x k l radon.: n l-an Um tenehln of rdldvn and mar-mv. mud- ¢.§=¢»u»» ma um on
Sc u mmz of c ha a n wou ld mdve15| churches and rvthinl nc 1 as(E r li b er ty ' u ur i mp a n y .vllhout
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n
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in n : a vh k fl wh e n i n C u lllr vn h .
who i n s t a n t vd th h lr ,namlned
then.
I0 e o l ' l l C l ¢ | l ¢ | | l h l l » \ d U | m ;| n d d v | \ a n tr \ ¢ 1 o n B o l r \ h W
n v m s e m H u | A M u l n d 0 m n h L\blmu| !dor\L¥mbdn¢| !.000.Gean¢¢»f .u »a ~¢ bm.h 1. | .
l i n l h r i u n l c Q l | r r h l \ u m fto D ¢ vn lo v\ | | tn nmn ! . I : | r mo ¢ . h »| r ' | : h u t l i n .I e Qu r r i e mmm-
w h d h e r | | ! u u F r ¢ n m H a d v engo odn mdo il.
Hmry Carnelian. non ol ma Car-Mllu, out lun dn German \m.ll,vlskilled an t h t m i d v m of Omaha
an-ly t| || |week when h§| ear v m
n m c k b y n U d 4 n P \ d 5 c ¢ r \ i n a l |highway ensuing.
nIf " Un c h A u " h e h u c o lu n h ll\ » e \ n o h m d u u h l c a n ' t \ r e l l \ > eblan d f o r n ttlu ma r ri e d lnln , mnnnounz;_d in : : r t. : : ; ; | F w h e r ¢ u r
s .n romo _ _ _ g _ _ w m n n m
llr l.Bm-ln dn hr dl\ ltMl' »H u h K . : h a r m l l l n u l u l i n d q l .De-
pa nn u.
Un. Chrln, Good died st dn h0||H'
ul h e r p uma, Mr . a nd ln . l; nh lll.
a n S o u th u n d . lu i W d n u d a y P.
e l u d v u 2 2 y u n a l a ; ¢ u : d l n m ~
a h t t l u g l d h e r d t o l n m a m h i s a m- » a m » n . s m . m m m n u » b ¢ m » d
Mind C. Andc nea,o l He n mnn d Hula D. Nieln ax won mamed
| ! ¢ h lh o m ¢ a lt. h e b r ( d e ' | p ln n ¢ . |Kr. a nd Hn. Ch rll Hmm, l N0 l' \|
V / A lh r vn u , I n u m d ty lu ! W d -nnday slurnoon.Rn . N. P . W I ;
autor ul the Dullh Luthann c hurn
wrformod the cemmny .Tha youu;caupk will m m d o w n on a hr-m
n u r He n n a .
u
§ ; v u g - ; . g m le angaveI c om r,¢ inmmbenl-. one ai that dt | m on.in-
flnmdnl Ind 1rull\hlM¢ men. gclounm lar alcctlun.zehnmg pr! A mn-Sodw of the mln'| vniel, neu | thou
und mon than hlloagponuxt, but lhrwomen gave mer 1 : w u t mm s oth a t h e wu # i by 219 in | tn-tal vnu: of neu-an for the two
u n d i d n w.P u n k w a l | m m u . . -I0 oddr y n n u v -
u F n n k Zehrung, a farmer :yur q
r3n'§u in the old J. c
John A. :umm
nIn Il bu 4- § , ' o & '»Z¢7... »¥'§..€
ed and Palred. 'hlnu -une- mv farmer elort
Us A
Do you nu de at Ra ne o r a bn u ll'
W l h u ¢ ; » h n t l h l t l l u b ! | u
any n u l a y a l l e -n ll I n i s r n"3 :ein mah l\ blgger.Ge ! Nl) :
v 1 °T l : m m C k u e n
good speaker; he knows what to ny.how lo my it. and when to stop.
An invilllion is cordinlly nxtendefi
to the [neo ie of Blair to attend thisMinelillli.*EM dates are June Ill. to
Sth.inclusive.'.Come Ind bring our friends.\Father §eyeradorfer.
'; :, ;, ' "" ' 1 i} "` » -u n p kn ur .A prloe .a ¢ mm- li o n . a i u li iMn .. Cnsllltbii. The llililner b u t Sale at the Blalr R 3 3 1
o Bloro.Bale ala rtl Satur du. I l?LE T YOUR ID LE HONE Y earn 11, lula one week.I5 -Nmmalhinf.The gm- Bank. Bing,o
Nc br.. 1rl| mr ou r pn : em 'Saturdl ,B!11'tered on tile Certilalel far SIX."'1'.1"'§'I{J '11 sri,l i s t e ! " ~
NIM vt Tuvalu mouths.( m f )Blu! useful la a t A Nl | ! ' § I
..'-.,-¢--, q i ' - ~ , ~ ._~ ~'''S.nunhy ol each weak at Evemm'| ham ln Blair.SERWCE FEE
|I5.W for llva colt-
Cure Wlll Be Tlkm To Pnvml Aezidenll Bu! I Will Not Be Reyna
uble ll' Any Should Orrur.
Grover C. W ilkins, Owner.
Groom, W . F. Athan.
ROYAL PRINCE
-Registered Clydesdale Stallion-
Number |8936
~. . . :
Wt. 1800 lm.. An.s Ynrc;Color, on-if Bnvm Wlth Whlie MAA
M5-»
.To-sled:md FusedBy Livesuxk Boanlu at lain and Nebnska.
Hv- will mm for xha uuuxut the Smith !Ann';t DeSom, an Mondn)
SEED COR 5o1; piLen.'Ir : M t
E1hsa_»&\!¢- °°e'"..L'.*':f°!¢!'.?'_t= _ .._°_aDiscussing Govan-por )lgl§qI\'}e| at Lui we-ek'| Arlington ReviewHrr
mid carried an ueount ul' n meelimz We Have Three Varieties p Io i n i n t h i s e vc n i n zPIc h a p e m n e d b y e te ac he r o f t h e
d u n .l n .l l f n K o o p m a n .T h e
\
SELLING FURNITURE
IS MY BUSINESS
I keep everything in house-furnishings that there is a de
mand for in` Blair and tributary territory,I can't atford to sell
cheap, trashy furniture or charge you too much for the better,
more stylish and serviceable kinds; If I do you won't come back
again-I lose your trade.
All furniture, like "coons," looks alike-in pictures.Come
in and look at the real thing and let me price it to you.
I have just got in a splendid variety bf baby buggies;and
they am moderately priced.
A large assortment of RUGS has just arrived; all the new
styles in combination colors.These rugs are a choice lot, in all
standard sizes, and pdced for a quick turn-over.Better ses
them and make your selection before somebody else grabs the one
you want.The stock is COMPLETE.
UNDERTAKING MADE A SPECIALTY
J. E. Cam » bell
..
~P r s e l l e e i n n a t e a n d h d l r a l c o u r t :
M l l n u n W a l k e r A n n u . H n !
A gny ggy Ar uw
al./un,NEBRASKA
~sazunig H u l m . . .I n u t i ll S a lt ay t h N t h .A!-
DANCE AT E. orrs snsNN|Nc1'oN. NBBRASATURDAY.liAY£Al0
u 88.15 | ack.'I'lll.| ll 4 Ile 11-aludloa and bein:lhp pmeulwimleuleprTh i s » f< ~1|sud : for i lu of ptrodue
ing this high xv e. snperhr qua!Qly of mm!-Ere sac k in fill'-anleed.Bold br J A. Rhcudu.Dealer in I-'iam-,If .Cod and
Hay.1441
g g I 1 s nin no sm a l l m ea s ur e . t o t h is s uc c es s .nu m '!\1 e n d a y
Ed. Grimm went our to Fnmau'hxuday n the min to bring hishome,- i w .was left than durln
Sundsfa delugn in that vic inity.~ncini "fann."'Wu a prongnncevl
,The W. 0. W. Dancing r l |held
Roch and William. plxon ~nlributed
H \/f.
to .Offer
!en mu mu num: nouns on l|l¢|ll ul :lumen 1]u| me mwm atrong AIDIIIF*gvlnmur.Za concludi. ¥ "'"ia...er mm on aww fo r h ou ses f or ,, ., .|-
lil* on the lubfed of! x nrierenduman 2110 code bill Ayer: nys:"IM me mr further Uni 'I 1-Pali
llwlld with the nfc r vndum ow than h m n :ml whi le blutrr .biuil.tnsrhntinp promises m d iof-N1115| were able no put this bil thru
his np ublla n ir" lnruw by 1 harenldority, his f zu urls urill-newat ¢unn4~f '°1 \ inlo mdandng
; m : . \ u ";..4L given suc h ;mas
rio £0 Ein In-if Fred c an avar getima away from his cont work w
wg th e m.g
Giflnnl Dlswn hu sold his :ctonlweat Gnnt sind to Joe Fjdwards J'rho wiil mnode! and enlarge it for
vmranvv. hldng dec ided to remainin B ir Iudeud of removing to Omnhn, an ha contemplatd when he sold
ment 0°mv¢=\r for Ave Mmm:atlrndiofu sad Your big free ada dniiyf'With lu "Fadry In The Well. 49er¢"
fic. atc.its foliovring of bums m dpulhlndlen,the tnierininment itgiver ought to be s great aid :nd inspiration to better fanning and slack-
ni d ng .
0"laiIleo. tnl ,taikee, too muchlathe," is the rmmn the Chinse
|
s-rmurrn
a u n u n m a
r u v o l
Hr- will stand (nr the |eaaunat thu Smith hnn'a.t DeSoto, on Mondn;
| "monday !,nd..W¢dpelday ng eachwmk ,ui d on Thunday,Friday an
¢, , ,. n s h n , | . d na. '* ' * = }». r = ° ' ! : : : = . :;» ,} 2, 21 5 '» '., I%, :,» 1...a
» ar brought us did not
:. J
¢'»»qr aopJ :¢ ¢in'oh
iu|qQ: 5p
qUs¢p: ' zqc,0 4*Q: '°0..Q.:
¢'s.r
9|£, :
¢*|s, :
£25
THE BANKING HOUSE OF
- A C A S T E T T E R
0
Capital $100,000.00 Established 1869.
IC :~n :
==for equipment and
dually being re¥eased
eir oid positions.
~uipment is still very
promptly than a few
the w re extendedi ng i to a no r-
eadily impro vi ng a nd
hone service is much
o
| generally high oper-
no doubt have to meet
~IE conrm
IE
..'-.,-¢--, q i ' - ~ , ~ ._~ ~'''S.nunhy ol each weak at Evemm'| ham ln Blair.SERWCE FEE
|I5.W for llva colt-
Cure Wlll Be Tlkm To Pnvml Aezidenll Bu! I Will Not Be Reyna
uble ll' Any Should Orrur.
Grover C. W ilkins, Owner.
Groom, W . F. Athan.
ALL DEPOSITS PR0frEc'rED BY THE
STATE BANK GUARANTEE LAW
'l`he Pion¢;r Bank of Washington
County, In Successful Uperation
For More 'l'han 50 Years
EJA general banking business
conducted.::::
We sell Exchange, and Loan
Money, cash checks on other
banks, pay interest on time
deposits for six,nine and
twelve'months at the rave of
4 per cent per annum.::.
A Conse rvative Bank
Reid's Yellow Dent--The BEST late variety of
yellow corn
Blair White--A big yielding,early variety of
white corn.Has matured every year since we intro-
duced it. ten years ago.
U n i ve r s i t y N o . 3 - - A b i g yi e l d i n g e ar l y var i e t y
I
e only had this variety one yealof yellow corn.Hav
and results were fine.
All of our corn is prepared
and ready for yqu to plant.
Come jn any time and we
can take care of you.
F i n e on i o n sets,garden
seed, Sudan,Millet,Alfalfa,
W hite Sweet Clover.
Feeding Oats, Barley and
Corn at the right price.
With fighting ended, the troubles '
Durinz the war the telenhone comm u a n y va h c n f m m t h r e e t o t e n d o l
l s n fo r t h e p r i vi l s g e o f h a vi n g h i s
' l l ' m a r k s l 0 1 1 t r u r t u i n o n o r a nn l v u r t i d n g J m w o f a n n a k i n d
t h a n h e w o u l d h n i t n l r a t sp e n di n g
61 11 1 t e n t s fo r n u n w i m p e r l d ve r l l s i n g
-e k u n a h Jz m n a i .
A c c o r d i n g to |r Il ay 's . P il o t u la
q l o l l l o n a b i e w h e t h e r t h a n w i l l b e
I n g r a d u s t i q : I n u f u m t h e B l n i f
h i g h sc h o - oi t h i s y e l r, U n - re b e in g n o
n e ,ei n e r D r .C .R .l l a - r i " m i n d "
( n m t h e s r h o o i b a u d , r e r n l i n i n g | »
\.:
upa|
r
: °¢.¢,».
.
4. .
U».».
|a n
industrieswere hit hard bi high pri
by the loss of trained employees.
Now our former employees are
Irom military servke and resuming I
Although tho pda of telephone
high, we are able to obtain it mon
months ago.
+
Our plnnl facilities, which during
only for urgent needs, are grndually
mnl condition.
And telephone service, wo, is |
getting back w our pre-war standard
But the cost of furnishing tele
more than it was when the war bww
And hllh nriees for euni nment |
(iermikil f or Your chick
s e n sweepahku nr at hdrukas bm com shun
grown by Aye Bros.
I k : :I'!ma¢a.n came home mf'
i n hu'""{¢ pg iiehd." :ried his moths!
-mn e onvk iiil"Nair,l tlldi't neither.Maur]
llehy uporled. " BM Ui! doc tor vull auf an-heal today. tryin' !a Mud nu!if than vu tly lhing the mnttrr wit?uv d us. ua' he nys I Ni adnbids."
"Mi'|\o5d¢T `WPml's th¢m?"H nFia nna d rns nde d."'!'hoy'a thian in your had. ma*¢ 1 \ | u m 4 m m h » u . l ¢ » q w \ . " » i ¢ !
Hlllnu in | Anllfnf i0¢\D.
1
atinféipfrfiés' iié' |I;(bléI;8 we glialfor several years.
.g7ff::";-~ff
u " x\ . . . .:\ \ f # "
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4 . . . .
mnsu nzuzl
Aye Brothers
V Blair, siff fZZ"$Z3§°' Nebraska
Succasor bo E. C. Pierce.sThe B¢s¢...Fu|~niturg..The Best
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GENERAL AND
Blair, Washingtc
PRINTS 'ran a n \r
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ptrmonth forsperlnddllxmonthsrdm of the Court.3gat no gijounnulmn.Nh or until funher oPnnat John 8»d|.'¢1l¢ Dr. H. u.Hmikr. ll. IL UPPi*°°"~ Ed. G"|"'i'f»§§°£'»'Ld .S H 2",f.I...f.'.'°2.`f°"¢.».f|f'1¢'"£'
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e u y l p p r e h e n x i o n .I t i s u i d t h a" C 0 | ¢ I i ¥ " ! ' E E O F I W ",¢.b<»olut.ely i a b o d l e l l .t h e t h o p a r t i e ! -I oS E L E C T E D B Y S P O N S O R ~ r e s e m b l i n g a n d - b e a ve r ; a t t h :ll n e s s m o n w e r e d r u n k ,u a q b l e t a B e r t H a n k a n d H a r r y N e i l ' 'r a r e
t h ii l c u u d n H s u l . _ l ' | l n l f f| n r r| ¢ n n* ¢ ¢| n : 'I¢ m n \ m II u n ; 'r a d n n G m n h n n a m a n m l G I f l f , ~ I C C G U H Q S f u r , d o w n f m m G F I I l l t o w n s h i p ~
coramituoe of 100,"mid to llave»»tognhor for the porpoao ofnuoiilnthe constitutional conven-ion whit# wil! meet in Uncotn in De-
mbor to draft a new state conati»ution,been named.The commit-. it if claimed, is :opposed to take
action as will secure the electionf enough me-n to hx up a constitu-ion satisfactory to its of think
ng.It is Alid that the . onpartlsanis behind tho mowment, andJ1 Taylor of Custer. Nonpartisanr~epreso.11tativo in the m m
te. ia chairman of the executive
=mittee:
Some of the names. of tho commit-are Senator J.w. Hammond of
bridlc,J . 0.Sinoy er of the
armora'union,Humboldt:I".B.ipton,Sewand;w.M.Stebbinswthenburg: C. A. Randall, Ncwnmn
love: Arthur G. W ray. York: C. D.r.Bridgeport:Efigar Howardlmnbm;A.E.Sheldon.Lincotn;
. C. Banett, Gibbon; Ilejvrclcntatiw
. 0. Schmidt, Wahoo; J.. 3icConh\» ; Florian J atobs, Broken Bow;. P.Reynolds, Omaha; rw. F. Bry-
nt, Haninxton; Claronoe Rsclrmeyor~nemont:Junca Aotcn.Albion:A. Ladd. Albion; W. V. Allen, Madl-: C. A. Sorenson. Linooing Soren
ries. Ihnnebrog: F. M. Coffoy. hin
n; E. Von Ponzi, Scottsbluff.
1fo"£:T\1f`o'vf:fz`a5x.`E>w
WILL A. CAMPBELL
WH! A. Campbell. a former residentfBlair.urn in Omaha last week,
ailed them bv the death of his mo-r who resided there.Camph-eil lrlli bo nnmmberod byany Blair people as a printer rho
rked on The Pune when L. A. Wil.iamn published it:and also aa thoobllnlser of "The Xnockor." a month
Y magazine hahfonad, in form, after¥i5TFf¢llne,"Ita principal ooo-
ta bein!a reprint from matter
~tained In Bfanrfn lconociaaz, withroporcreditomittedWhileheroe Woocd and von one ol' Hlllr'n na-ive born fair daughters. Mila llaod
uint. and they have lived hapnilvogether slnee.While here Campbell
an encounter with sissy Vanhichoc-cuioneel much mowimclft
monglt the roughnecks of the city.
SERVICE TODAY IS
SERVICE 'l`0llloRROW
~ If your car has good treatmentand excellent care lt needs lnspec-
(lon occasionally.
An expert who nows every detail of a
car's mechanism,ol tire construction.
who Ilves In an atmosphere ol automo-
blles and trucks, may locate some hidden
wea ness that may result ln a-serious
break-down,
In the care ol hard-worl nz trucks;ln
the care ol tlres that bear the brunt ol
road conditions--~regular lnspectlon ls
prolltablc insurance.Inspection today
ls protection against loss ol time tomor-
row--a chaln ls as strong as its weakest
llnk.
'!i2'\Oils and A¢°¢S=fPfi@#~
WALTER LARSEN, GARAGE,
fnvlcf,Ton/mt,UPPL|ES_
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There is No Better Tlme Than House-Cleaning
u l U
aiter ~W u; ~Bl~.. ~ ~ aa publiei
ty manager of the Omaha CommercialClub for a time.He la now associat-
ed aith his three brother: in the pub
Iécalion off a daily paper, the I.nrle»
p¢ndentl at He!cna, Montana, and 5:
reported to have pronpcred i'|nanciall\
:Jncc embarking in the buaineaa.
- - -oHERMA N BA LL 'f east0UlCL. \SSED
B i d f l Gd A Lookin In Sundafa
Galle
0mal\aa Mslrplay-Did-I!.a TrimmedThem To A Finish
Score 18 l o f i : ' ~ » »E u
Quite a number of baaebaii fa m:INN up no Herman Sunday ¥'. ar. gc
wilncal the'olpening game of the nearon on the erman grounds..The Herman team wraa clearly outriaaacd when n l1.it4:hed up with thr
"Murghy Did-ill" whic h is a du: A.team. at the head of amateur lelma inOmaha and the west.
Hugh Cooke and Ciif Krause volunteeredto help Herman out 'butcouldn't save the game.Only seven innings were played
the game being cliled to enable theOmdm team to catch the eveningtlain 'gf Omaha. and the score stood
1 zo
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A couple of men in a big ae\onpu-
aenger automobile drove in from theaouthaboutmidnight,Wedneadayaight. mln: north and when up near
the West school run their car into R1
ditch and ere:e unable to get out untilPolicemanandStreetCbmmisnioner
Hurcharn wan aecurcé with the Cil.y's
tractor no pail the ear out of lhnditch.Buncham has none forboon' and "arnalled a ra " arid upon
marching the car uncovered around
around 600 pints of liquor.In themeanlime one of the man mysterious
ly disappeared but the other one wa'taken to the oounty baxtile and lock-ed up and a charge of having liquorin his possession. f4lod.»againa1. him in
ro u nty wu d The car and contentswere turned over to the sheriff Ionsafe-keeplng to be held an esidenci
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an 1 Ove T. Anderson.A n n : s .' '"' , ;; , ; g ; ; ,, ; "' " " ' - - ; ; ,§ ; ' ,, ; ;wLCh!'.'' " 1 _I._....lAA...... _ lnmwmenta lhlt wen not on the pre |
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fno uomnmme an uammuwn rv-portd th-ll they had mst and umuny winbul to rarommmd Ula! coremittee: be a pointed u ioilaws:Tachen, gala:in and 'I ex! Books
Li lneott, Hniier :nd Andernm.E M .and Chinn,Chambers
Gllbaruen uc ! léppinzdhBuildingandwands, Giibcrilen,
Chambers and Rodgers.Purchasing Agent, Ove T. Ander-
son. Bed.Andes-um. Tekken.Salaries and
Tut Books..Chambers, Finun,Building and
Granada.ilaller, Teseiwrl. Sdariea and Tm
Boch..Lippincott. Teuhrn, Bnlsries. Text
Bock: and Pinanre.Rodgerl, Buildings pad Grounds.
I ;: r u moved and anended tha#the nrqed be ar.evpud and approved I
§=iz§»-n until um Aprii nn, rm.g sms ummm und] any -zs, 1929.
at 9 o'¢Iock A. M.Mnry C. Debei, County Clerk.
nAurora Republican:Just to showIlh l! i ts h a d is in the right plate..The Repubiicaa bu made the follow-
i h lnroposilivn In W . G.Babcock.
pu ity dinc tor of the le th o dln
; wn u mr y nuznrement.:."We will pda! dl the plate matter
.wu p d n s f o r wh i c h n o c h n r g emad:by the manufncuwrer,.which is lrnnnpom:-d free by the ex-ggy- company, and for which no me
been pid to prepnn the c opy .There will be absolutely no charge onour pan for this |trvi¢¢, but we musthave your penonsl unarmoo Ltmt
Lhl conditions named have been com-plied with."'Dm Republican is anxious to do its
ate alneady.Why cannot cezfiin
territorial provisions be subject to rcvillon Eve or t/en years from now-notably the Sur basin clauns? Why
cannot the hope be held out to nchnatened and pacific German rcpuhlic that tha incorporation of GermanAustria into its tcrritor?iamay be permitted at no distant 3:;.mvulcd
German Austria choosen that fat"especial if Germany in the meanlima in cc¥a1-ed Rt to join thc Zcagm
of nations?The prospect of such uunion probably wonhl reconcile Gmrnnny to fcahlrcs uf thc treaty thanow scnzmjo her almost xmcndurahlc
lIHhu Root has misocatcd a claus:in the treaty fprovirling for revisionin live ycars o the icaguc of nation
covenant.This is nn excellent propanul. and it is bf no means mo Intlin Insert such n c :mac nm! to make 11applicable :bro to certain of the term
impoped on Gcrm.nn,§.An indctvr
minatc sentence urond give the !ibc n l fozrcencf Germany a atimulmandincentive to set their n».tiona1
house in order. to fight junkerlnr
and chauvinism and carry out Irgoodfaiththe obligations of th'
treaty.
PRESTDE
MESSA
Wmrhington,Illny 2 0 -repeal or amendment of
prohibition an :meetingwines, n new organizationLo benefit labor and pwnreturn to their ownersroads and ware linen. 1*
hon today nent hla mes
new conlr¢-sn.it nn: the llrst time l
| . been compelled to nd
republican congnma, and[or tho first time since hwas read in both l.|lllI\Cl|'
Mgr wlolvored in perm
,lo z rosa onPresident \l'ilaon"a
President. \\'llson'¢ Inc:
gross follows:Gentlemen of the song1 deeply regret my 1prevent nt the opening of
dlnary aomlon of eongreaeema to be my duty tothe eounlela o the Imd tvnirlbute what can
tion of the innumerablewhose settlement it hudresslu-elf;!or they a
which nflact the peace oworld and from them.United States cannot at1 deemed it my duty to
together at this zlme |no! wine to postpone ~~visions which must be
support o! the £0'\ernmathe approprlasium whiclately nefeflrs' for theof the §° ernment andment of ls varied obllgn
illcnl your 1019-1920 h
been made:the end offiscal year is at hand; an~
tliee-e npproJ';rintions can
prudently layed.lt i
therefore that I shouldtherefore call your ntteeritienl need.lt is hardfor me to urge that it
your prompt attention.1 shall take the litiert
ion' y ou ug" my return
jects whit have moot 1lttention and the atteworld"tlu nn|them
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WANTS TO KNOW \'\rHY 1'A|'aR.~=.PAY HIGH INSUQANCE RA"l°ES
Llncolrl, Huy 20-Why newspaper:in the smaller c ities :nfl village; of
Nebnakl sro required to pay highmratesfortim insurance on theinPinks. nm them are no many Gres
| something that Fleid SecretaryBuck of the Nebrankl Press mmociation would like to have explained.H1hu wr itten from llanrawl to Fir:
Commissioner Iloach, requostin5 dns'
from the laltefa omee records urimthe hm flvo years, to show how manyperplantnburnedand'elm
the \loss amounted to.~eco to Buck, the chance ofI~in n newnpuper office E.:reater than in 1.mercantile cnlah
I shmeqt. and yet the neus;>aper of!on pays a higher ralc than u mercanLilo risk similarly situau-ri.
W OULD an s u m: BE E R MA KI NG
Chicago, Mny 20-While the Elrtuoa
fumes were inclined to be jubi ant
over President 'WiI1on's recommcndaMon for repeal of the wartime pmmbitiun acl., William G. Legncr. heal! o'the llrewen'nasotiltiun,called st.-
tention to n 40 per rent reduction ilbeerdrinkingsince 1917.He n hthu should tbnfness lin ihe han. thabrewers wouid resume makin hem,but nld none of the severai dixman
iled brewsrles would be rchnbili!.ate!
Panssnl-:z~rr IIRGIES RPIPPIAI. OFSOD A W ATER A NI) c .\ xnY ' mx
Washington, May 20--A.munlg spccial war taxes which the president irhis message to congress zuggestvd
should be climinawfl, nw those on soda water and sp-called luxuries, sucl
as expensive articles of clothing an-peraow eq ~ment:onprupheurg
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PROGRESSW ES nz wssTo SE R V! ! o x w n cmsSENATE COBIMITTEI
Washington. May 20-The possibil
ity that senate mpublicana of the progressive wing may take no part inthe selection a! aemte committees de-
veloped todgy, when Santan Kenyon
:rf Ian and Jones of Wuhington fo!lovred the mum lo of Semton Barakd Ir hho and , f l M m .of Cailfornia.
and umouneed they would not aecemplaces on Republican Lender l.»odge'a
committed an committees.
Borsh md Johnson were given places on tha :skating body yesterday b,the me bliun lelder,but they declinedan Kenyon and Jones hu
been selected for the places by thrprogressives.Senator Lndsf. however, refund so netmlider his selec
The urhoie controversy il nn outgrowth of the fight made by the pmgrualvn eiernent qdnst the propooeeselection of '#5|nal.o!*| Tenroae of Punnsylunla and Warren cf Wyoming 1:
chairfnlmhip of bro of the monpowerfulstandmgeommitteea.
v1c'rom' LOAN sllorrr
The hm umwa for the Victor;Loan expired hat Sltunday, May l
and Washington :ously at the gunsvm. time ll far below her rcquinn
quota./The um for tha c ounly in SM:
U. s. A. CASUALTIES
nmuz m W AR z s6.ou.
Washingtvn. May 15-Revised Hg
urea made public today by the Wugiy lrtmcht showed that the mul an-
tic s of the Americ an expedition-ary forms during tha war was 266.-
0 H.Battle drlihl numbered 48,90'Jand the total of wounded was placed
at 237.l35 with the erpiumuon thatthisrepnesenwda duplication ofabout 7.000 by nm-son of thmfmt un!
many men were wonndd more thnn
once.
wo mtx E MP L OY E S DISCHARGED
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ilruoldyn Rapid Tranaii Company
Dispennn wnh am
New York, May 16- The Brook-lyn Rapid Transit company today dis-
chnrged right hundred u m em-
ployu, declaring that its on wincompelled by the enactment inw law
two days "gg, of tha iACkwood-C8ulfirld bill, w eh probihiu. wnmen inthis num from working after 20 p.
tn. xnd before s a. m.
DEMAND A SALARY INCREASE
cenénm of <2=a=£~a'".e sa ; An Aa-
fnsnunity O! Interestow in fart. I tool cominterost between capita.ut lt hu never been mul-
~lttlon.lt EMI be mad:el lnnnifeat "mr ln a net;of industry.he genlwmrnal men and the ootmll
me of our workers ourrk noch o partnership oulhey.oeollzo exactly jxllnhogseek and nineerol;
mon pumoao with regan
islnllon lies. of coursethe states; but the nonmolltod of orgnnixatlonetlected aro not to but by legiaatlon ao muel
~mmon counsel and rolunation of ropitallsts, manorkmemLegiulationgar
hall be done.The organvery little my in eonrlmtindustry is o mattee and individual initatlvc
~:tied lnudnesa arrange.nho really desire a nellnetween capital and la
:lily had n way to brln|
ul prshops federal leflalnlp more than ntnte eldn
ss Ula nam Mum '
t of all reform in this onter must be tho genuimtionoflndustry;h o mrecognition of the Hgh! ol
tork. ln whatever rank. lsin nomo organic wa ition which di ly nllc l.no or the part they nrc 1.ustry.Some positive leg
practicable.The eorsgrcoshownthe way to Blurch xhliltlllf he srorlelwinle, l»
tho oightdmour day ns tin
ny in every held of laboit can exenclne ronttol.ought to find tho nn 1.1112 lnl»or. and will, I lm
. prewnily flnd ll..It horwhole country by leadine
developing the moans ol
and lenfexardlnz life ontion of la r; and perhap-r or It with aa great ad
Reverse Conroe Un Liquor Quen-tlon indicated Bar Vall-
latlnl Guido
\\'n.shtngton.May 20-Prealelent\\llson'sl cabled moaaago outlining
legislation for tho extra seaalon olthe now congress was emi separatelyin the sonatt und house today layclerks and urrangementa were made
ba copgrouional lenders for lmlnediate ounldemtlon of the not legislazivo program with tho oquol a\ull'|am-
renolutlon to eorne up tomorrow lr.the house.Major roeomme tiomof tho president were for early roturns to prirate mrnorship of rall
ronclo, telegraph and teleghonea, fo:repealof war limo prohl ltion inn-ofar as oppylng to beer and wines, fmwomansulfrane.retallatory tarlfle
protection of the dyeotuf!industr)and labor and employment meoaures.The president announced his intention to turn back the railroad: at th:
end of the calendar year.Repuhllenn leaders met tho presl:lent'a proposals for only return of
public uti ltitea by ntatementn that
such l:lslatlon almody' was plannedAa to e prohibition recommendationboth republican and domoeratlc "dry"
learlen joined ln vigorous statementsrllnoenting from tl1o'prealdent'a mngeotlona and predlctinlt that no beenand wine repeal would he passed
Opinion ln both senate and house oneertnined ba: leaders was general that
the bon of beer and wine would not
ho uma. oPresentation of th~ president's :neselage-lho llrat ever trnnsmltted"?lfthis country by oablar-was the on-lk
rlpal business of todny'a session. _Nolther the senate nor house were insession much more than on hour. lh
former ocljourning until nest Frida;null the house until tomorrow.Sulfrsge Adoption Planned
llefone the pnsident'o rneaoago wasroad tho house arrangod to take up
tomorrow the myoman suftrage resolution.its adoption before omljournwment ia lnnned.Senate leaderahavrromiaed promptr nrtlon in thqupper
gully, probably early next month.
The flood of bllla and rrsolutionsopened in tho nennlo today. whilrstores were thrown intothe houaeh o p p e r w h i c h y e a t o l d a y r e c o d v m l
¢ | l \|l g \I * J ~
whkhuthe llzterrft of members sp-
paren ren emReputsllcan London lodge and dam-
ocmtic Lender hlnnln of the nenaro1'.'.If"`l'.§d1?~,°°`i."T°==f <: rn : rn ~zaiaianos It t'F.¢.T"'§-§1.|.,§"f'L, mon:
o 1e_d:?;ro¢f:.\ir¢1;.aL;+:: assured.
rnendatlon P-on-=J3»~wsm as-nerd
thatmtlte fg°=' legislation requested
woo no"I am not for that," said Senator;`fl"1§L"Ii.'§' Jne 1::rodlll|:?t;\ta| t:m
gnnling the proh bltlon repent reoofamlatlon."I do not bel eve ooogroawill repeal it."
"We gf-»-~1 tha prohlbltlon rrlth-
out énuc l;elp 'rm the prtnidont ondITE., ':§.;.=§°1=.a°,,.,,.1; amrilpubll-
can p t on .Republic leahera dfslared that in
I provltn oln d ' gm' ta xe s ,j: '° ; :: . .s §
o gm' an no on; ago stho republ"Tho topo for retail to ta bil¥.;usaidS?nator Smoot ofUt?h, ro
f r .g a : m g ; , s r o §f_{';_"§{m,:
"gg gglslation, whleadltre lsavs plan
nmendation for n r r - o l!plnt m
t.arl|T, the president agparently ia I -
gg mt o f the f oo t t we alve laws protecting that lndustry
for Gro years-long nftor the o u t
aloetlon."Senator Cummins of lawn,pros-pective ehairn1a.n of the intordarepomrnerro com ltteo.said that nn-doubtedly rail legislation wouldbe onaeted before th! end ol tha year
"And if not," Senator Cuntmlnamisled. "l predict the pmsldont willnot turn back the roads-mit until It
la enacted."Itepublienna 'Loined the democratsln approvin o preaideotfs poem!statements or ooooperatlon hatrraal
capital ond labor.'resident Wilson's reoommoruhIlona for return of tho wires 1|azcharacterized br Bonat r Sherman olllllnolx. republican. a» 'urloaonbnnktransmittedthru the ice of thepresident."Ba also uald ha oppose(
r e t o a l ~ lt lu ~~bltlo nae t.
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lntenc stltr e ~-.|like an I could at homo nrintcrestn which naturally
my thoughts lmecause the:ll|:Pt0tlt lnduntriee.It cann the ztilllcult task of giv
f£lt11t grill tlplril. to lmlmllsntiobyco-ontinntlnglagencies ol' concltlatlormentwhichhavebeertotual-tence by the dllllmistaken policies of th-
nagement of lnllttslty, |111up and de\elo}»lng ner~ear.les of advice and in
which may sene as n clearforthe best exgerlmenta
~t thouht on 1 in gren~n whic every thinkin:be nwnre that the futurnt of society directly ill:
of international counneationnrepresentlyto beconnection with the tengo.in this ren tlclel; but it i
action of the enlightened
ndivirlunle, corporations an.thin ench net on that must
t the nctuel reforms.'ren
of the committee on labolohouses will hardly neef'a from me as to vrlan'y shall seek to make thvvernmenl the agent of th
lon ln pointing out. and l.iding the process of reor
aml reform.For Returning Soldiersro that it ls not necessary»remind you that there L
.and very practical queen| ~r that we ahoulal meet Ntlberal spirit.We muat ae-our returning aoldiere anevery Practical way to nm
for wb ch they are llttcal i
work of the country.Th!ne by developing and malnponanadequate acale th
organlsation created lay th
t of labor for placing merork and it can also be donet one very creat field, la;
new opportunities for lndlterprlse.
ry of the interior ha
t the way by srhlch return
rsrnaybelzepedto And anrln the hitherto tmdevel
ons of the country which tl1~vsmnsent has already pre
can readily prepare for eulalso on many of the euneglectedareaswhich ll-c limits of the olelcr statesmore take the liberty 1.
~ing very urgently that hlI receive the Immediate anal 'ggwn of the c ongreas.r n very nimulatlng con
walt our commerce and lnenterpdae ln the imrnedintrUnusuat oppor tunities \\|l
present thcmselses to ou
and 'producers in foreilrand lalgre delete forprotllablvnt wilt he open to our fre'ul it is not only of that thelc nn: it is not chiefly of thethinltlmr.Many great in
prostrated by the war wal*hnhllltatesl. in men parte o
~1 ,i1.r l . .C m :peare treaty,for dell ~on of tAmaHcnn.pollcy ln Ruse~acloptlo
of woman sullroto. establi nt oo fcclernl budget ayeten; and real o
the luxury taxon uml the llghnotinalaw.Kll were.refer
committee, democratic senaton |jeetllur to nil requests for lmmcdia
connl eration.Republican plana for many lnvestlgntions were launched ln a reaolutlo
y Chairman Greene of the hottmerchant rnadno committee. pro'mf lnqulry into opentlpnaof th
sh wins board and ernergeney ~~eo oration;Representative Weltof'Shin, astral for an investigation o
"irregular and unlawlul expend
tures."Of the recommendations ln t
presldent"s mere- thou-e for retuto.prl\rate owners if of railroadswlres and repeal e war time poohbltlon agalnn beer and wines dre
most comment from concussion
leaders.tt was alrrwl that leglsltion dealing with the public utlllti
rlrtualty ls aesule¢l.nt the pscselon.Leaders atso wen lntoreeel in the preslclentfs statementif he won familiar with admlnlsttion questions affecting telegraph
telephone systems he could "nathe exact date for their return al -Legislation Necessary To Restore
ln nwewins the beer and winepeat measure. tlae president said t'tlemoblllaatlon of the rnllltary fo°' ' 'ln aap roc e eded tos uc ha polthat it seems to me entirely natete remove the ban "3" manufacttt
and sale of wlnee an beers."Legislation ls necessary to remothe prohibition provisions. the p
dent said he had been informed
his legal aclvlaera.Senator Sheppard of Texas. rl |crnt and Representative Randall
California, prohlbltlonlst.champ -
of the war time "dry " law. andprohibitionadvocates,issued staments announcing determined oppotlon to repeal legielalltm.They
clsred a lame majority otfavors prohlbltlon and peednepsal measure would not beSome republican leaders chargedrgreelclent with shifting responslhll
the republican congress and
that all he 'sroutd gain would be e
lcfarn ol' prohlbltlonists.
Republkans of the house waysmeans committee plan to meet bef
the end of the week to considerand other revenue legislation.: .republican members said that lminn of business men. should dee
whether there should he tadlfion. while eorne said a general neton was impossible because of thesettled cnnrlltlon of vrorld attain.Greenlsellnn of ar-nate and
was punherl forward today nt a ~
mittee conference of house renocane. n meeting ol the reoubll1|ll'0|lIl1l committee with Speakerlet nm! nn tnitlal meetine of the
nuhliean eenntnra' committee onmlttees. 'll~e democratic steering
mittee alll meet tomonmr to m
mleorllv changes.Wnnlalngton.May 20--l"res 1
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a s o u r c e o f s a t i s fa c t i o n t o h i m o r h e
d u r i n g l a t e r y a a n a n d t h e y d o n a l
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B I C h e e i y ,Id a K n o x , G r a c e l l e l r '
a M i n n S a r i h a r i a n d C a d y u f F : §
mo n t a a a c e o m p a n l a t a .
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l i a h : l a n e - G r e e a 1 r a l d .
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t a n c e U ! M I r e r w a n
New York,W 1 6 - T h e United
Sutra customs co iccton, in conven
tion here from all parts of the coun-try. today ulopted a resolution de-
manding an increase of 50 per cant Insalaries of ai! émpioyel ln the cus-toms service and urging thlt 1 $5.-
000,000 npprcpdatlon be made by the
govemmcnt for thin purpose.Il. waspointed out at thc meeting that thesalariesof the customs co1!actor:4
hme remained virtualiy the name fo:
fifty yea notwithsnnding Lhg
mounting C05 of living.
NBEIILESS s§.\CRu=xCB DF LIFE
In q u i r y i n t o C a u s e O f C a s u a l t i e s
F o l l o w i n g A r m i l l l c e
nr....\.:....nm M a u I 6 - O n e Il f thx
¥!¥.BIl1|l5\mn,.| -.- -_.a ffn a t t h i n g s t h e ae n n u :m i l i t a r yh i r : c o m m i t t e e w i i l g m s l fg a l c a f t e r
congrens convenes will ue me I1r|,lor\.ed meri11ou of hundrodnmf Ameda:soldiers at the front after the armin
tice mas signéd.This assumncc wagivrn toshy by members of tht mmmltu e who have been rue!inI o r m n li o n ' g m mu m n d j u
runes._......¢¢ nnn|\t\| mme ol' the heavigs
bQ;'r'x f.z.,Truck Hauling
`l have purchdéed Dan Mur-
ray's Two-Ton. Gary Trutk and
am equipped to do all kinds of
Hauling.
A share of your patronage is
Respectfully Sollclted.
-:- Phone Walter Larsen's Garage -:-
Mitchell Rodel
Raideuce Phone, Independent 282.
n. J. Awnfnsow
°f\§r&&Tile Casing and Tubular Wells.
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DEALER IN
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G-A-S
for lighting and hauling.We'll glsdly give you expert. Adria!
and help in the mntwn and submit utimwos.O( course than
il no oblignion on your pan in ukinh lor the (mu und Bgurss.
We an oo lun thu. gu u 1 fuel md illumimnl will grove so
superior m olbor lay! that we promise you'll dn i t u l l
wonb your while w invastigsm.Wa, ol course, don'!. upecf. your pstronxp on my otharbuia thru dnt you will servu your nvn iummm by givin(im me us.Why not iuvastiguwl And lodul \
BLAIR GAS COMPANY
B L AI R .NE B R AS K A
IU P I: l an | \ . s \.- - ._casua igiee |\ulTered b y t h c h m vr i c m
a r m g o c c u o n t h e m o r n i n g o f N o
vo m H r a , . . . !c r i h e 8 i g 7 l | !!| \. .t h
a r m i n i c e h a d b e e n o m c i a i l g r a n n o u n cul . bu t In fo r e i t b e c a me e iTe c | .i \ e . Il et u r n i n g tr o o p s a n y t. h| . t_ d cl p il e l h
fa c t i t w a s o fHc i a l \ y a m m u n c cd o n t h
t c n t h o p e r a t i o n s w e r e In c e a s e a t 1
..»..\-Lf n n t h e m o r n i n ! o f N o vc m b e
Hauling.
A share of your patronage is
Respectfully Sollcited.
-:- Phone Walter Larsen's Garage -:-
Mitchell Rodel
Raideuce Phone, Independent 282.
buia ibm thu you will servu your nvn iummm by givin(im me us.Why not iuvastiguwl And lodui \
BLAIR GAS COMPANY
B L AI R .NE B R AS K A
--WAN'l`El)--
500 Families
To order q trial sack ol ETHAN ALLEN llour
at our SPECIAL Introductory Pa-Ice.l'~hls ls u
Minnesota Flour and ls a top notcher.
n. J. Awnfnsow
~Tile Casing and Tubular Wells.
_
DEALER IN
Windmills, Engines,
Tanks, Pumps,
Feed Grinders,
Lawn Swings,
Pipe and Fittings
&c.&c.`
Opp site OROW ELL E LE VATOR
§,, '"Blair, Ncbr.l
I
li. o rd en were given to e mu thMesure river and take nstrong podtionson the opposite hnnk of thmtream.This movement entailed th
laying of pontoon bridges and :hartighting on the opposite bank.Hurdz-cds of Amedcan *f°°,g= lost the!Html in this e!eventh our flghtin
without *g apprec iable udvuntanbeing gain . retum soldiers reporThere may be entire juatiliatinfar the urticring of an attack on tl*
ltllliius
.if §fu{ 4°
hmro knownday to dag
:ery soon I
LI question1 to whichd must.e~re1
ru, If oniy in
n of thorn?g iltle monnghu. 1 boar
own iudx
Landn at lhr
very countr:t anakeninfN11 people.lelllonnor, I do nohelen! indufl
ation of hmd madu1e efu nf u nk in
Azenci
and m g
rreutcd iol natinlnmionai
poiicy oi
z\0r;i¢."l{£1JbnIl11El1".)¢!l
in the 1sugznlll
mean.: 2fnlersl :
\sho'|c n.nord be.xunizutllP1H
l nmfor meimmedllnon of
the manthto ilamisied
morning of November 11. mcmners <the committee point out. but eonahernble dissatisfaction exists in eetan units of the army over what manmen regard as n needless sacrifice 1
their mmndes in arms.Reports 1the euuejties in the last days Hghing have been repeated with such 5|
1intent!that memben of the c on
mitiee are eager to hear the army
explnrmtion.Mlho no Miele!explanation h.ever been made. it in genenlly u
clersiood that thu enny heads contmil. was neeesgry to eontipue the a
u rl.lan. ua..fieriail if gurivilo`5me
r . w . r m l f u m n . - - - » -a o o " ' . . ¢ . ; ° . . . . . . : 2 . : . : : " ' : ' . . . : . : .
llmr C. Dlhel. IIN expense,__|||¢¢ ...'!E..'2'. ! . "I | - . ¢ ~
li h l, n g u o i .W.. Ludwig. house neat forlf. Hak e of Ar i..Hqry P. Ihuman. bonding
fpoo ,JE. £. Haunhnum. wld dn;-
u3.~.1'..... Truman: Co., day,
Julius Pemenon, hudvnre and
3 1 " s l i d .H r. Telephone C0-» hutsan d um,lu na r H.Phu. Ensunnoo
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'r o s u n wz n n z z mOF AGED COUPLE
(Gus h:Warld Herald)When Asa Dinan, 72 y an old of
Blair. Mehr.. msnin Mn. Kniherise'Thompson af Benson.in Omsha noJ a m 1. there will be ntlmerod forthe are~mon;, Mr. Dixonk fnmily ofii n i "childrens,thirty-swan =~=1--
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3 35 Mn. Dinan died Int.ovornber nd
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war depsrtruerlt sources.
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500 Families
To order q trial sack ol ETHAN ALLEN llour
at our SPECIAL Introductory Pa-Ice.l'~hls ls u
Minnesota Flour and ls a top notcher.
Tanks, Pumps,
Feed Grinders,
Lawn Swings,
Pipe and Fittings
&c.&c.
Opposite OROW ELL ELE VATOR
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Oil Meal, Shorts. Bran. Homlny. Feed. Stan
dard Mlddllngs,Flour Middllngs. Germ Mid
dllngs and Cracked Corn.
A5.|;Qs§gg§T GRADES oF soFT com.H. OLLERMANN
advance.Several cars of Hard ~al in transit.
1 John A. Rhoades
O l d L o n g St a n d
; Blair Phone. 26.Bell Phone. Cedar 55|
Four Doo n W es t o f the Ca stetter Bxnk
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I THE LARGEST AND oLo1::.1 Excl.us|vE
!Jr:wELRY sronz IN THE clrv
Bond adjourned \mt!1 1 o'clock PN.
1 o'rhek I". ll.Roan! In union.
memhrn ai! prntnt.
A mu HIIM! by J. E. Campbeil in tinamount af $66.76 for huriad expemn04' Smith ilourlmm. ru rut £0 $60.00
and hnltlre of c laim dinilvlud.
omni Bom!-e af 3. G. .Ienum. Rom'01nn:or for Raid District Na.19und Hnmr Tnrker. Road Own-rn fo'llmd Dinldd No.8. were npprovld: a d n r p n f l o f f n s n m 1 ~ d h ' r E . I \
:rw-mx bride at Bhir. when ha devot-ed his :Hurts in real auto.For ¢
gsui man yan he enndnded :hrDixonin that ronmunity, whichin the early days uv considered oneof the model ntabiinhmentn of i llkin d in tlu iu u.Mrs.Katherim Thmnpon v uformerlv Mn. A. {'. Sheets of Benson.
For the pu: iifléfa yearn Hr. Dixon has speni the winter months at |home in I n A n p i n th a n h e a n d
his bride witl go to live. immediately
'following the nr:-many hem.Cavgfvn Po in t! J ud v zf nu- 15:1 hum Dinan, a aan of Mr. Dixon.
m n v r w u i h hulblnd f li lb tz arf llpinned on Me in the County C1ofk'»»;;,:,,:,,,,_ ,;.,,,°u,:, 33: borne! _,,;;=;
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