05-30-1919sa
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GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT
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.B¢¢dDf illsaouri Denoonces It Ar
ltonairoalty
Heatd Debate in The Senses
per.All ln Turn Aeeased Of sNotUlsdentaodillE
._Ita Provision!
Washington May 25 The ltlxilf aofnationswas debated in the senateagaintodaywithanlncreaainlaltoarofhltteroeeaSenatorReed.demo
crat of Missouri attaclred the pro
Senator Hitchcock said Seo110:Reed
in iirst opposing the plan declared the
league was to be controlled by the
monarchs ol Europe but now elairoetthatnationscontrolledbyotherthan
the white race would predominate.1 want to see which rock he islslandinonmeSenatorlIilcl:\coll.glue Irouble:ln Perfect nealth
Hitchcock Al Defender Shan TMI§Oh l stand on a rock solid enough;
eant la me from it reIsoyoupostonedSenatorReed.When Senator Reed reiterated that§_.ignorant nations would have anequalvotewiththeUnitedStateif
Senator Hitchcock again objected.andtheexchangebecamesoheatedthat
the chair rapped for order and Mr.
Reed charged the Nebraska senator
aaron }|\\l:}(g|;FOUND
soo MILES
UPI IRELANI
Flyers Forced Donn ll00 Milt#FromNewfoundlandBecauseOfEn
London.May 25 Sliming tor sl:
days and virtually given up for lost
Harry (I.llnwkez and has nn\ilrntor.
Lleut..Com..Mackenzie Grieve BD!
ish airmen.who esnagred a flightacrossheAtlnntrcocennnithout 1sd.
tectlon arainst disaster urs wluttheirfrailal:r~lane ntTor~d=ed. are safe
tonight aboard a British warshlp ol!
poanl in auch vigorous terms out hr had mr his temper his rolee me the Orknrys.Tomorrow they will
1 r fl reach the mainland and proceed tt
I$uf»?1§§}l€.§d .!..2¥§»§1 lhfZ£fi ~§l$J€~» said Senator!london.\\}\ct1.tley will bc acclaimed
running .l1l.t.colored by dramatic Reed.A cr mchas the league or MS?rctuorgiod 3 ff f Naccusationsandheatedretona.lhchas it not anything to do?if 3 ifl lmgg ;m
~Missouri senator declared the league!The leaguoitself has little to do oun Ig;;=.Ma 1?2n :riators
race in the hands of ignorant and suȤrstitloua nations of black and yellewpoulatlonandchargedthat;many tfemocrata wen supporting it
for partisan reasons.In frequent in
terruptions of Senator Reeds speech
coast..o as :».Wbtlld place the doatmlea of £118 Whl\£3e£|¥;(ln5:;é ~falte5s!\!it l Uliklnf nil best of gn engine which
No the executive power is in the
hands of a council of fave great na
tions.Then retorted Mr.Reed instead
of a league you have flire powers that
Sena Hitchcock of Nebraska.rank have banded themselves together to
nas fadling to function z>1 Prlr.<=roforcedtoulirrhtonthewater.Thi
little Danish steamer Mary bounefromNewOrlennlandNorfolkfor
Aa;huns.Denmark.picked the rffuroraup and continued on her non .1 Jil.t run fore!ell rule the world.l > ¥
£§.mmZfln£.t.o that lil premises;Single Vote Ior Each Nation U]»1\¢§n5].I ~outfltbme ca;for these charges were false and that Senator Knox republican of Pennweilhhosd u tidings of tggdres
the inferences drawn were unfair and syl\.anla pointed out that any quesdangerous.He draw in tum a reply tion which could be considered by the
from Senator Knox republican.of
Pennsylvania.who suggested that
supporters of the league oovenant
should read it before they discussed
it.
S6 heated did the exchanges Wcomeatonepointthatthechair
rapaed for orrler and Senator Reed
dec red that Senator Hitchcock had
lost his temper.The measurewhichbroughttheleague issue beforethesenatewas the reaolutlon of Sen
ator Johnson republican ol Californiarequestingfromthestatedepawment the full text of the peace treaty.There was no attempt to reach
roto on the resolution and the measurewentoveragainasunhnlshoml
business to come up when the senate
recomence Wednesday.s
Without speaking directly on the
Johnson re9oluElon Senator Raed
made a general attack on the covertantitselfas a proposal to hand overcontrolof the white race and the dvillzedworldtoanassemblyofna
tions where a zna}or1tyal
~Accused Of Losing Temper
.bebroughttogsrtherrlst .qwnmwmeen
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He declawd support of the plan nover could be explained at home by senatorsfromthesouth.ivith its negroproblem.or from .the west with ill
Chinese ami Japanese problems.Turn
ln étanlatirally to his democratic
coleagues he continued:3
lf a republican resldent hadbroughtitheroifoosevelthad
council could also be considered by
the assembly in which each member
nation would have one vote.But in that case said Mr.Hi!ch~
cock the same rule would applg inthecouncilandthevotewouldave
to be unanimous.Senator Reed lnnlstctl this meant
the hand!of the United States ooultl
be tied by the vote of the gentlemanfromLiberia.In this view he wassupportedbySenatorKnox.Wh soldthesmallestmembernationcouldbyitsvotepreventjusticebeingdonethegreatestnationintheworld
It is my opinton mntinuodffnRecd.thot you could buy.\
rue until he was oryosim Butt oLewis.when the i orrnstion wa;signalled by means of flags ina;
Hhwker and Grieve were aboard hir.
st mmedlatcly wort!was llashod tv
the llfitlsh ndmlrolty.whlch scnl.otrl
destroyers to overtake the Dnnlsrvesselandobtainconllrrnation.Thwasdoneandoneofthedestroyertooktheairmenoff.and later transfcrrtflthemtotheflagshipRevcngwc
tWhon the airplane sped nrravfronitselttrllnrfpointPilotHawkerlr
loose his wheels and underzearlnttherebylighteningtheweightofth
maclalne by a considerable amountbutmaking:s nosslble lnnrlimr in lr#
md n more hazardous venture This~f 1.1>¢1 Y ~rfperosentatlses o 1 nn.n rtime~a peck of =~»=»=»~»»us..=2.:.:..;:§..:::h.;:I=ff.ffsomebodydldntbidabushel;and sw the water The nirnlnne remminerrepresentativefromHaitiforalikletlc4nd\.thout dlfllcults durlnz thtamountifsomebody \~$u=n1 them to
raise the ante.Senator Hitchcock interlected thatMr.Recd confused the posters of the
league meroberahlp with those of tho
canwl but this was denied by Hr.
.\.f§.Q..d
small nations which should have
learue membership Senator Reed
said:tsOhyou men of tho south you lilywhites.You want to :ite Panama.with its 90 per :cnt of negroes Ktml
mulattos a vote equal to the named
States.Go tell your people thot in
the league one negro outside thai
¢
ES....ln a hal!it took the Dunls
steamer to effect a rescue.All England is stlrmd hy the newofthesafetyofthetwoaviator#
but owing to the rlllllcoltles of eo .munlrntion some time must pass .3
fore the full.details ~a t
~_.4.~2~
J§:\\rats=hclrl hope was Mre.HawkeShealunysmaintainedthatnrovi
rlonre wnulrl nrnf;r+he»;h\1~?vmrllhoufrhshereceived ronrlo»Je1~P.F].1
all classes of people including th
king she sold today that else hnnever ceased tolnlieve that eornftimeandInsomewayherhushonil
would come barkbroughtitheretherelsntademoUnitedStates would haroa rQtq_¢oul 11 l om i iz on o or .crat thst 1sJ.ldnZ have been stamling=500900 whites of this ~=;;=\;;;= z lmlrnlty n§¢nl¢iI7ll{L§ole plr1:4n
br mv side ahllns to thelast dltfh The senate 5§§ou f up in latitude 50.20.lonziturle manyf 0 U 0 b g \ g g d f g by G.
ncsliveul the news from the Maryearl)this morning at her home nas:Surbiton ltml posted a notice outslle
ner lwmc reading:3lr.Hawker hos/been found }{cie on the boat Mary bound for Don
mark.A rmwrl of villauzes soon gntherrrland>howenll Mm Hawker with cou
panulxitionTheLondon Daily Mail.which of
ferwl o purse of $50000 for the llrstiliyht:ny u heavier than nlr craft|fI0~\the Atlantic ocean will fire
Banker nnml Grieve a consolation
pnzr of 5.000 pounds sterling.llamkrr and Grieve were in tho waterforonhourandalmlfbefore
gn token aboard the steamer
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ovrzxxxc DF CHEMISTRY II.\l.l
General Sihert Speaks At Dullcalory
.Services
....Nolrsl .lrmy Scientist Recelrra De
gree (lf Doctor Of EngineeringLessonsImmWar
(rilate Journal !tlay2l)
A tlcrrrre of doctor of englnoorinpwasconferredupon1goGenernWilliaml..Sibert head o the chemicalwnrfnroeorvlceoftheUnited
State.by Chancellor Samuel Averyspeakingfor the senate and boanl ofregentsof the University of Nebraska.after General Slbert had deliev
eretl the address oi the :lay at the
dedication of the new chemical labor
ltory lfritloy afternoon.
In accepting the honorary degree.the sliwtinmtlshed engineer and chem
ist mid that the University of Ncbmknwa!the first institution
confer such degree upon him antie=pol:r of it as the highest honor he
could ever ricceive.In hL= address of dedication Malo:General Sihcrt drove home with fone!ilale illustrations tho lessons of preEorcflnesswhichtheUnitedState I
as learned and others it nhoolrl
learn.from the wnr.Some of his
disclosures mferl to war !ollt\rot_\
s mad ubllclty.hers were of not
1 lI.BS MOTOR TRUCK RATES g Because of the newness of the il
Comrnon Carriers Must Adhene To
Alter July l
Growth O!New Iactor In Transpon
tation Calls For State Control
0t!tates And Also DI
Senrléa ..
(State Journal)
Acting upon an application made
by the Douglas County HighwaysTnnxportcommitteeorganisedbythecouncilofnationalrlofenaethe
stato railway commission Friday announceda schedule of rates that mnlortruckoperatorswhoholdthem
selves out for hire must charge aftel
July nt.These rates apply toapoclilodterritorywhentheroad
conditions and other factors make itpeculiarlywelladadvtodtothismethodoftlportaon.Starting wth :um charge
of B0 cents for shipment.thfrateschedulelsbuiltupfrom1to
100 miles on this basis:For tlrst
class 15 cents plus a cent and a halfpermile.or 16.5 cents for one mile
and $1.65 for 100 miles per 100
pounds.Second casa ls to be chartedforattherateof.g==cent ot
first class third class per cent
riustry it was Impossible to asilrtlhthe cost of trucking on dirt hi;srqgbecausenoneof the companies hai!
Sccpt accurate data.Trucks mal
van from l 12 in 3 tons.In osmputlngtheorerhudtheeornmlsait
nsunnnes that cnrrlera en god endaelvelyinthahuinolawidmatsreratlngnot less than 5 2ton truck:
or the equivalent.Experience ol!!will demonstrate what the M115rotowillbe.The table announced
hand on a third class nte ol 1 14
cents hundred pounds per mile asnear as may be consistent with ratesthatwillmorethetralllc.
SAY WOMEN :stress ON
MOTHERS PENSION FUND
.
County Commissioners sam lar!
tigatlon To Cut OH Unarorthy
__Claliasnta
....Iinsblnés Who Fall To Par Wiraa
Alimony Will Ba Arnstod
Omaha Bee
The mothers pension fund whldr
il costing Douslas county from $35000to $40000 annually is in for al
investigation and revision at the
hands of the county eommtsslooaea
and fourth claal so r cent.Th|ancl juvenile court authorities.trol ht is to bo..claaslff;l asarovldedlno.first four classes of ebrstskaClassificationNo.1 contained in
Generd Order No.24.surplementatheretoandrelssuosthereosaveas
oaceptloos are noted.These rates are to Iggy ln the
statue easterly of a line dnnlng attheintersectionofthewesterlyine
of Wetlter county with tho Nebnaska
|Kansas boundary thence north onandalongthewesterlylineofWebsterAdamsHullandHowardcountiesto the northwest corner of How
ard county thence easterly along thenorthlineIthatcountytoltnortheast co r and thence north onandnlomr the oslerly Zines of NanceBooneAntelopeandKnoxcountiestotheNelansskaDaltotnboundary.Exceptions To Rates
an.House old goods.roto doubletnthénealre5receivedldvTheexceionsto those rates noted
a lo or icvemerits that must alwaysmakeopleasantpageof reading.:in|the history of America!participationlnthewar.Had Berne No Fruit
.second class on declared valuation not
to exuecd Slit »cr |00 pounds;three
times second class where the valua
tion exceeds $10 per 100 pounds.minimum weight B0 ner cent ol rated
At the ins f the lU¢»truel:ca solty;packing requirements
not earllnerlat the front said the rpealterNotontaddrtionalpoundofnitrateNdhommanufacturedlnthUnitedStairs.in spite or lavish espnditurebythe|;o\ernmcnl.Had it not beenforthecooperationofourallloalr
this matter of mlilton preparationwewouldhavebeenattheabsolutemercyof our enemies for the first two
rears of war.I
That this was one of the valuable
lessons of the war for America woe
bedding searing machines and meal
instruments.Live stock.minimumweightol60percentofratedtnuck
capacity..All articles are to be charged at
gross weight without regard lo the
welnht yiven by shippers and insert
ed ln bills ol lading except thatvrlicreancstimatesrclxhtisgivenintheclasslllcatlosuchestimatedweightwillapplyunlesstheactualsvieghtisgreater.A series of rules
form art ot the order.Amon;oth~strous and so cmel n thing.trnn to a vote.It went over as m1 Danish steamer Blnrp oning to eral Sibert.But a more ploaeantaidr r E.s |is rovidcd that thereSenatorReedtoldthesenatethat5¥1il\¢d b;=;;=_]1;d_f:d win.come up stoppage.of circulation ln the »g¢remained.l;uhb:I paym;n¢or guarantee oftherevisedcovenantoftheloagjxoliflfilihnyld!session.pipes between the radiator and the As the lost gun of the war was h¢rhs11zes where any shipment in the
had astonished many students of ln1 }%l1:le e reg efmmr vrasnal ~xat4r Pump ing fined America was producing Inrirrrncnt of the carrier.would nat.
ffm;;====;;gfgg gf its lgmg ~§?;5iI11n ;uf;;:Mf;:The Sopwith alrpane was not ;?poison n»r.=g=h;== E2]§¢}%F f§t fnroeai Hale.brinr the amount of
mem rs P n e eague.e fl ...\..ermany co nee.e ormans h lels t i|\¢diilgurcetoshowthat an many of the 3fl0»made ld .i fn ff..l nt lil .ved hands of Sopwith airplane could only produce ten tons of must ~~foul ::.;;h Ncbnnkg
countries admitted in full member the house an .ceo il i Imon eros e signal.lord fr per day while we were mak classification will take four class
Bhlp UN lllitcracy rate is very hillfb can PGUP5 fi h ;===E p ls it Ha\slter?was the question ing arty anti.by January 1 woulrl rates.
Appeal To Southern SenatorsHowwillsenatorsfromthesouthwhorepresentstates which have contendedthatthewhiteracealoneis
tit to control the destiny of the stateofAmericacontendthatLiberia
Haiti and other Mm or ecmlnegro
the council table of the world and
nations should be permitted to sit at;
each east votes the equal of that ol
the United Staten.How can the representatives of
the Pacific states who have oontendedandwhostillcontendthatneitherJapanesenor Chlnese shall land upontheir shores. and that both are totallyunlltforcitizenshipjustifytheirnonductiftheyshallnowvotethatin
the council of the world Japan and
China shall each cast a vote equal to?the vote of the United States..ln any contest which may here
after arise involving the equality of
equal mlm th e own es o u sent out by the flags nom the Butt.P ho general debate d lpdwhlc h is the most horthwesterl
howe\er.When the Johnson resolution comesuplnthesenateWednesdaySenator
Robinson democrat of Arkansas ex~percts to open debate with n speechsupportingtheleague.
SAYS DHMOBILlZATloNDELAYBDrorvaxlsnorrlcmxsWIT!!Jour
Washington May 13 Delay inrr.~turning American troors from France
and ln :lemobillsing forces in this
country was denounced in the house
toda by Representative DallingerrepollcanofMassachusetts.l)urin|»;debate on the Indian gmpriationbillMr.Ballinger decareathereasontheindianwasnotgi.enhisfullrightsof citlr.enshi was dt
race is it not rtectl lain that u|to the opposition of the ndlan bt.
r Pdarkracesnrillallunite and declareiorraceequalityineveryPart of the;world?lt must be remembered that
this ls a livin;and burning question;that Japan has expressly reserved itforiutuneconsiderationandthatif
it comes before the league of pausesasnoworganisedthedarkraceswill
have a majority.Who can ustlfy the doctrine thatthe110000intelligentfreepeopleoftheUnitedStatesshallbereprenntedulgyrr;Tian and ihat the represenveoaartionM 800000 s cas s rote equaltotheUnitedStates?1
Who can Iustlff giving to the540000ignoranthafeastesofPan=
States?What sort of inaolenea is it that»==f ~that 50.000 cirilsed or seml~lciviizednegroesatLiberiashallinthecouncilof the srorld have a voteequalto the 110000000 people of the
United States!How can Great Britain ask tts togennittheifmrantandsuperstitiousordeaofndiaincapableofselfgovernmentorselfdefenseeastsi
vote equal to that of the United.
States?Hitchcock InterruptsSenatorHitchcockofNebraska retiringchairmanoftheforeignrels
tions committee intenupbed thelllssoonsenator.accusing him of beingineoaslstentinhisopposition.
reau frfllcera of which.he said.aol ld
be without jobs once justice aresdoneAndthisisnottheonlydepartmentofthegovernmentofishir?
thls is true he asserted.The boysurandtheirnentasayhecontinuodthateonlyreasonhun
dreds of thousands of soldsers are notdischargedisbecausetheolltoerrwanttoholdtheir}obs.Many reserveolllcerstodayareearningmonmoneythantheyeverdidbe ore oneverwillagainthereareolllcersin
the reirular army nosr holding the
rank of colend who will be put backtolleutonantawhentheboysarelet
out.and they arant the higher rank.
It la an outrage to keep soldiers in
l point of the Hebrides group Jr
Scotland.Yes laconlcally replied the MannEightrlestroyenafterathorouqhsearchof the Atlantic for 300 milee
from the Irish gout had given ur.the quest and t ere was practicallyno hope that the airmen were alive.Thls morning however the forlorri
hope that the aviators might luipickedupbysomecraftwithoutwirelesswasrealised.The Dar5
steamer Marv crawling along at ninrknotswastheluckyvesselandhe
hrief message to the watcher ot thc
Butt ol Lewis.as she proceeded orherwaytoScotlandlefttheoubliftospeculatewonderinglyover the dv
tails of the airsnens adventures.l
The aelniTPllty immediately dinpatcheddeatmyerafromnorthernpoints to intercept the Mary and thr
Daily Mail lnstmoed all safnal atallonntotrytocommunicatewithtlu
captain.with the urgent request ¢land the aviators at some Scottlsl
port.The admlralty quest succeed
»4 and a wireless measaae came fwrr
the destroyer Woolsun late in the eveningthat alto had overtaken the Manandhadtransferredtheaviators.
Nothing eteeot some neat battl
has exsited London more than to¢1a5.unexpected tidings.The public arazlisposalto quea on whether the nreportcouldbetrustedandthe.nlmlraltystatementthatit was takin
measures to verlft the report indi
cated doubt which the Woolsurfrmaasadiselled
ome.Surbiton was oickly the center ol
ne v
ama a vote equal wg U»o¢.di{
.$when they are needed ati The modest ?Has\fker home nen1
Tap;Ugg Hffcg interest.Crow a of peoole swar1n»1|COCK To I mfg gf 11rv who had =;.t .i meForsassI§¢ald;nt.tad ig»f Will §£...1..1.l~}m linsfGeorfs:Ta!l
P |1 ma a presentrnent all llnnta
W hi M that I should see mv husband again]as ngton.ay 24 Senatab1 was confident ll th tl .lHltchcockofNebraskarankingdm\ou¢h everyone crnrlolsfd ~nf.l
ocrst of the torelgn relations commit ..1lrltt~~euvporten of L;...::.:.:f >and too overcome mi
res ent sorls flahtfor ratiflcat Hawker has et gs.1 itionof the peace treaty has acce fr s n f fol ns:prinvitation from firmer President §§?»L ilallmm the Revenge to the
attoaccompany im onath s a 4datsoealtin;trin nn#reels in T55|vf.$flli.f§§I.¢h§?.L..1 £F to Il..
§lfff.?5J.tItiLJf é £§l Ili;Hsdintne I the l1ffnp tfm;m;inf
on atu lf a hloclzed with refuse.I1 lrha state convention of peace l¢l|\1¢ so the like shaking loose €.l§»..I..l?L..f»
=i¢¢¢=~|Hrs.Hawker wife of the aviator I
Itavefbeen able to make 200.t)u||methorl of making mustard prns wassomuchmoreellectl\o than the for
mulo user]by Germany that it wusactuallyadoptedintheimmenseen1myflciorioisexaminedafterthe
orrnlstlee..The German scientists
had discovered the American formulathruanalysisof the chemicals in antmhurstedshell.and had put it into
:mmedlte practice.lWehave made more than 5tl0000rumasl¢s.&ur<oed the general and
they were e highest grade masks
used by any country in the af ar.l
Those were only a few of theochlevernenhs oi American chemistry.There were many others each one duct
to the efllcleney of the research menthruoutthenation..And it is to those research men.the men who have spent years of
thdr life to discover and tolrnwhohave:lelved into the mysteriesofscienceintheirlaboratoriestho
1 wish to xy a tribute today said
General Si rt.lt is they who havemadepossiblethe[neat achievementofAmericanscience.and it is theywhoformthebackboneofscientific
progress
wmow GETS 325.000 VERDICT l
Fon DEATH OF HER HUSBAND
Omaha Bee Hay 25:
Twentyllve thousand dollars dam
Mtes las awarded to Mrs.HedwigElfenbergerbyajuryinDlstriciJudgeSearscourtyesterdayforthe
death of her hmband F J.Efle.|berHr.a aalearnan for the Nebraska
Clothing romuany.Hrs..Edenberger tarot suit againsttheOmahaNationalbank.Mr.E(ifenherrerwaskilledinanelevatoraccidentintheOmahaNationalbank
bunolng October 21.mis.The amount aaranlcd to the sridoalshalf the sum she sued for.Half adozenattorneyswereenf ared oneach side of the cafe.The widow wasinIhecourtroomwithherfou:
young children;
A W R C.convention was held atYork.Nob.from May 1922 lnclus
ive.The Bldr chluter sent two del
egates.ltlra.Lou llungate and Mrs.Burch Grrmpton.Tsro alter Blair ladE
iss went alone as company.Hrs.leth.Jones and Hrs.L.A.Williams.
Any article exceeding ln lengthbreomlth.helehl and corresponding di
mensions of the la::rest truck onerotcdbythecarrieris excluded fromtheclnssillmilinnandthecarrierlr
not obligated to cmry the same.High
explosives including dynamite.onalsoexcluded.ltules are also proriclrdforcratlngbundlesandother
methods of transportation.Carriers
are given the right to decline inse
cure packages.Every smrknse or piece of less than
truckload capacity must he plainlyndrlreasedandcarriersshallhavetheHehttorefuseanyfreightwhichis
likely to damage the cars or other
freight.A form of booltlteeplnpg by whichcosts of operation may be ascertained
For the month endln rvllsrisrtherollwas cut $600 an furthsreuta
aretobornarleasreadllyasuodaservingpensionerscanbelocati
Thene are 100 widows drawing pensionsfromDouglascounty.The (und is bein;imposed oosaidCornmlsstonerCharlesUniti
\%s have several dozen women ssstharollswhohaveenoughalimonyeomim;from their former liusbaab
to tnko can ot their children is!
there husbands have simply quitlog.Some \irloas come to for
soom dressed far more luxuriouslythanmostwomenwhoareworkin;and have to pay taxes to help .sapportthesewidows.Dose:vlng onesaregoin:to be left on the pensionrollbutrearegoingtonotal
those otheraHermanCohen.whose :liroread
wife has been on the penslon nofor $5 a month for several yearn 1aaayestenlayarrestedinConnellBlu!!and brought to Omaha when thcourtgghinttheoptionofsayingMrs.hen the an a month simon!asranied her sta rem ago oragsalt4a4as\.».rnony.Mrs. Colnens name was this
rerrto\¢d from the pension roll..Whenever a former husband ltdneetlnsrhisalimonyobligationscanbelocatedthecommissionersinteul
sending :srodleer after him and |1turnlnghimtoOmahafortrial.
ASK PRF..¥il)ElNI ro HELP
REDUCE COST OF Lxvmo
Boston May 113 President Wilson
was fared to return from Parts all
devote is attention to reducing thecost of llrlne in this countrl in a cob
legram sent to him today ~Franco
J.Finnersn.president of e Demo
cratic club of Massachusetts and K
democratic members ot the legisla
ture.The message said:The cltlzens of the United StahlwantyouhometohelpreduceSkhighcontoflivingwhichareeonaiierfarmoreimportantthantls
league of nations.
JAMES w/um
The many old friends and neof the Ware family srera shoe ad tolearnofthedeathofHr..laanaa
Ware at the home of his daughterMargaretnowMrs.Wm.WaltemataofNorthPlatteNeb.on the eveningofSlay23.1919.The bod wasbroughttoIllairSundayintu
ment made in the Catholic cemeterywherehissonPaxton.was hurled afewmonth!ago.Father Beyaradlrferof the loco]Catholic chumli hail
s shon service at the grave in thereseneeofrelativessntloldfslushandenltnlinvestmentisascenalof3|; s o nd North p1|u_able.Rnnual reports are required ini The f:J0w;.fgonda sened anJanuaryofeter}year.The order ls 1; bearers Dr.|Lukens I¢ng_subject to reviesr in any ;\articulsrEme Bundk Herman 5 giat any time on oomplalnt of any par Hersey Neb.GoDn]d _0mMKrieved.rnn C1 nd .J some manEorenTltlrwd0f$late Igloo B¢:atyg:t ~r
This actlon follows lnrostmga James Ware was born April sua.tion and a hearing.The territorial
area covered is.roughly speaklnttheeasternthirdofthestatstheintentionbein;to include such tenL
nil eonilltlons sunoundlng the movementof frei t over the public highrrgare an tially similar.Cow
clit n ot highways distance between
towns of densities of trafllc and rovulatlonweretakenas the contra llns;factors..The roads in this sectionareofclayandaregraded!or the
most part.The distances betweentownsarequiteuniform.Pogulatlonpersquaremileoutsideoft e chiefcitiesdoesnotvarygreatlyandthe
tralltc comprises practically thesametrommodltlea.The recon!shows that considerabletnscltingis done ln this territory br
rsons holdin;themselves out forEre.thus bringing them within the
common carder jurisdiction of thecommaslon.lt was shown that asmany as 160 trork loads of llre steel
were received daily at Omaha that
considerable nu and other cornmorlltlesareingmovedtothevities and that merchandise has begne.to more from }obhlnn;centers to thi
rountrt by means of trucks.The
business is apparently well under way.the cnmmlssiontlnds andis growing
fnpltlly.
to onl wherein the elzeornstancei
1848 ln Kentucky and name to 80
brasks direct to Ogallala in 1814
where he organised the Paxton adWareLandandCattleCo.Ho sraamarriedin1886inDenvertolin
Elizabeth Carroll wht? with a d»=oetersuwlveshlrn.ln 1890 he muralaflthhisfamilytothefarmnaarBlairuhlclthaspraetiaslliobldtil
family home ever since alt in IU!
he returned to North Platte and passonallyconductedtheranchtherefor
ten years.Hr.|Ware has been in poor heal!!
for some time and the death of lsla
only son ?axton a young man who
had nrectleallv talesn all buslnoaa rarponslbllltyoffhisfathersshouldersfor a number of years was s severeshock and loss to him.
oonuomcnJONES s.»trrrsrs
A colored Baptist was cxhortiag.fNow hrefidem and sisters.coma bpto cle nltnr and have yo sins washedaarav.an came up but one 11ranWh=Buhler Jones.riont yo wantyosinswashedawaylIdone had gf sins arashecl snr.\o has!hero yo had o alaswashrrlawav?flher at de Hdhodtst church.
nh Bmdfier Jones yo atnt henwashed;you ju been dry deanarl
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ur an mm and ww the pollc emon.
on-son Cllr.Nev.. Jan. 23.»-By
nu ol 14 lo 1 the state senate nu~.i l l nntlnnll prohibition amendmenThe lower home of the Nevada intl-
u mr e 1mused zha meuamenn Ilan
ll! 'U u ull at as m a.Ih d s r t l n n g u lu r u d i n g d i h eb o q r d u u h l f a warrants forllla d u n n n o t b e d i a vu l u n ti l
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s polaa nin gthe y ni ua odi on e-
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mnea a relatlvoly low man tsmpsn-
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v uan dt bd rlou en vn vn ue en nr ud .
Th es es !!c f t h l g u w u w r l l
keyi.Th iag n v st u au e y wu u ee s -n u y b s e n me v lt h e d mlid ly u lz h npromo.ln x h n n n t p a e s d u m e n
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a n - u c t i ve r m r o l n t i o n e n m u .W e n n t
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u m d i t i o n u i n t h u t o u n n t i u i t m a y b e
: i i d t h a t t h e p o t a t o w i l i p m b u l i y l d -hd.lly b c ~ o y v llin l t h in=;.Y p r
H b ;ha mmamas meb a d t m m y d u n u
W UAG UIW (Anna n vh out lna lh-
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Morrell, Sioux and Kimball amnliel.
"0n lc c o un to f th oc lnu te | . nd la il
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l t l o c b m v u i l d n nhn sds
w w d r n u m u m n f m ~¢n\~
mehiwrv vu ununbled from a dos-en different hem:-is ln um. no lu-
wry wmlng m a wmv a n one.Mr.
Gu n d e r s o n n e w me A m wo n a hnn | cement door. but dh! Um! theirnmommodliimuch bntwr.a u r e mHe vm hmm t.l> :nI lnt o n the Bm
of lun August wa m r m u i d eo f i z q n d n u lla lxz r n h e u - mln ! - i c e
v u d p s d ._The ma knew what vu ¢uln| ou.and dw! use kn ew th e men u u nith e wi ll n m wi t h ln th o s p u r i -mn u a n mlmah .They vom a mvl
lot when they had the war vlu |19-er.\.|1.h:l\| dhopod\oghrotheH\gnn dose th e k i n d a fvu r h n th a the hm suned dnt would lava c ad-
ed b i n li ld u g f or my mo r e o li t.AtLha mm the srlnlllkl ended lheplnnl- r u r vd vd n l wm z y wu n d n y .I t
lu d plumed w have 4.000 mn;l a F n n c o b y t h o H m o l P e h n n r y .
An d tl! ! th e b eg ln n lu o l d n en d
would hlvc coma qukkly.Notsvilhnlndln, the secrecy Llu!surrounded tlm -='°;{~no me ln
Wlllaughby nm kno 1 1 | w u t v uwins on. dw Gem-mm scent serviummued wp one ol Llzelr men lnw
Uu f l ln t.y " th e p mc ln e u maafoh|\Sc hm h w h e n u k m b y nsentinel u. ll o'doei one night :und-§..¢ on | plln ul lumbar :uint Kala
the plush Ho 1 3 n o infomationu m m p n u m . m i m e m m
boen not our from G e m m y nt thebeginning ol the wa: and wld of thovariousAlrp lu m Iu to dn ,pmvin ;xnundn md a tlxer vu work fanar-
-m~io -H s w u n
u p u ¢ n ¢ l y , h h r i t a x u p t 2 ~tarIfmnnlu.
S a e h h u b o e u x h s ln ia o la v e fyplan umnfupuz funk.Thanllroad
h vld a n h n vs r k o d o v t aurur lty vog g -lt vu nuniutary to no onet the serum holdlrl.D l h n i ndlmad sen:vvrhd m n plum.
1"hlt wild exclusively tha dtlkn InnllnudseeuvhiuThonllrood
do c k ho ld ln h ue tha i: id ea wh khy n vo sr g uu ut n l! ta (L l da d ho ld -qn.lp p a n I n vu i o u k i d s b i n
MA u m n p ln id ll.'mu h ave been
vnk vme d by ah lvp m al thm- a n to ma h y mao al md noneothers.Nearly an y b od y .R
be th! dim.voloslen eonmmn onwhomd l frerldlt n l u B a d l y h l l .hu p u t (a n is Ma u a n tb l a bje c t.
E vm m b a n k :dou'¢ um to agree
| mo n |thzmselno.Savings b u hd lla r lmm oomr nvfd lbblnkl and
The damoende dub cr! lluuchu-
um uy u uw pn dd nt wa u mn -pllmnt In belging him me hicxrinlng lap: ul ndonl, md coma
ba m: md :d u el th e c an ol llvln l
I thus amly on Amman c apa bledoin ; #h im that we n hould vmd a w n tt o n a r tt b e v h s e l n
nl industry. nlund \o Lbs d u r v u
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nhle (ar th produnlan of poulnen.
Dunlte ibn hc! th!! moisture u the
limiting futof for produnion In eer-
uin y en nn hac ve mr e yld dp uu re
under dry-had eanditlau il appmzi-
muely 100 buhelu.
" lti ln o t wa e m n ma n f o g e tly i e ld
ol 150 bushels 'num in-§|,u°,_ 'nm
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a :
RAILROAD'rum TABLE
.th i e e g o lh i wth W e n e n .
Tx d l u E u ¥ .\
11..13\.m. Doi!!-L86 n~ m. Daily.
.T n i m W l t .
Rev. Ind Bin.W. H.Underwood
r r " m f a n n e x t eraded vi sit :rw
eu ter,en tu, now n .\§.B. A:f}e1aonandhuabuldofNe1f
'so rt Mr. An denon who is a uni
olbcer,ranking ist Leeuten.I.nl.h umadeeighteentrips over s e n and
now hu a monlh's leave of absence.
Homin; sermon on, "Living TheChristianLife Naturdiy ."!'I'°=|lll
on " A Neglected Theme."Servicesone hour.Come.if mn.for 5our own uk e.
for the sake ol olheraiulour children
it may be. end the C tim Ilfe of31° community, and these strenuous
mea.
lx.
!
BT YOUR ID LE MONEY earnsomethin .The Slate Bank, Bldr.Nehr., -5| nl! Four per cent xn-
lereal on time Certileenl for Six.Nine or Twdre monllu.(3-I0
o1oondinllyI n v i t e m n buyer icvisit my stole-My Codieelien of Nov-
fltlee ni n Tai lor ed , Trlleg ed ad ~
June Noble. Adeline Beiknap, Lutein
Rhonda
oSC II D OL : wrs s
The lest week of school bu been sbusy :me for all grades but penicu
Inly, the Senion who were expeetee.
to be on "tab" at all |!hirs In thei
c u r a t e l y n a m e d , t h e ~ o r !
the question now frequently raised M
a.n%nc .reeleiqntu.fi In
'In my judgment the _gleikits In
1918 lad for the zeuljunment period
of l9k9 are clearly looses due to the
vr u a n d o u g h t t o b e t r a h d u l u e h .
B y x e n o n o f t h e e h n o r n u l ~
we r f u to n ienliing to important
changes in the duration lhtntlmah
norewith submitted does not attempt
an
1
I sv us c urnon uns 1o=1o a. rn. i>i§i§..
8:00 p. m. Daily.
C.. S. P. M. fl 0.
-la Train! North.
us a. sn.. daily vmrt,.1.64 p. ln. daily y.M5 p. m. daily exeept y.830 I. IB. Sunday 0.Bl1e»:*T r a i n s a m-l.2 5e .m.d ah eaeepzamisy .11A5a.m.daul as.o¢$Q
$.45p.m.daily .r ~
I'rank Rahlfs of near wasintownSaturday.'".1
oMrs. c hu. wma of Remnant was
ahnnnlnr in Blair last S't\|l'dlJT
oMrs.Harry Bovee of the Saskat-chewan country, Canada. nine down
from the north last week to :pond
the summer with her parents, Mr. andMrs. John Delaney.She was aeeom-
panied by her little son. two y earsold and no aunt of Mr. l$o\oe'a. Mn.Phil Goasard.who has been northsinco last summer.
oBryan Anderson. son of John And-trson, a former "bench" farmer, but
now of Erskine,Canada, came in
from camp ian week to visit his un-cle,Hana Anderson and aunt, llrs.Katherine Ilindeha and other m l btives before gol homo to soo "dad"and "mother." "lu plana to vlail a
brother in Oklahoma lf he 4ooam't
A. R. Jones, Pastor l r r s l l u n " f o e - H u l :a s s a u l t s ¢ I v a ao- y e t p o p u l a r p r l o l l p r e v a i l .1 " " 5 » " 1 . n S u n d a y o v e l s l f l s r ,t h e b l o c ;
N E B R A S K A R O A D p g g j g g f M r a .T .C .l l l l t o n ,T h e M i l l l n e r l a u r e a t e s e r m o n w a s g i x e n a t t l 1 . e l C I ;
o mu :Rev Underwood.Ammmg so a re n. of State sn-u.\uc:.»m~:s nz m o n r..\s1»-fs p 0nbl`oes-day"-» § ; ; f -13d_c 1¢o
gineer Johnson, of £2 ll million dol-E .Ph? entitled An ar ww
tara that the atate and federal goo-"lg have aome real bargains in presented by the Seniors.
emmonts have placed az the dispoad-` Farm lands,wild and tnxprmn
tion of the state highways systembm-u "y an Jule zw. 1921 but $o4,o.. |
has so ar been expended 8 follows:
Nemalta county. $3.088; Otoe, 56091;Richardson, 82406:Iancaster, $80.-
090;Clay. 31858;Noelrolls,$4714Frsmklin,$408-I;Kearny,WMS:
H _k_s1.sls.following appropriations havebeen made 'gf W-;_-,h_=;°~ a nd &l~
ea:ngton..-humor Burt..$l.0'l.§'l8.'T2:Douglas.:
Good soil, no crop failures, country
n.:ll aetllod. :lose to railroads goodmmket-n 33011 mule. school:, clmrch-
rw, lt. ~. and telephones.'ate lmao a few farms to exchange.\\lut havoy ou to tmdo for n funn!lf you sh to vlait this country,
write for our special arrangements,-lLnton County lteal F.t.nEo Co..Saul: Rapids, Nunn.
oan : c r xsmc F E B RUA RY as f , n m1a a n !a n a l l n l a r q n l w i l l I n ~I I B
The Commencement Exercises propL. were held laat evening at the City
Hall, and the 1919 graduates are as
follows:Laura Beck Ora HeathMary Andaraon Dorthy SeltaG:-ue George Doroth Jlpp
Mabel lhullea-on Russel o g g ;Helen lllnclley I'soda PauHelen Olsen Letter Smith
I.Iva Sharer Axel PearsonClara Olsan Rn u m m mM t v ~ ~ < E : = : ! e ¥ : ' =
to forecast results beyond the a
:our months of the calendar nu- "
"lf the amount here requested shall
oe appropnaled, the total appropria-
.lon for the nllroad ui mln i ltn lllli
will have bm z1:=w.w°.°00."Ol this amount $1.214-°00»W0 willrqleaeatamounta which should be
returned to the governme nt, "Nr
000,000 thereof being temporarily
Ued up in workin; capital spa §'('l5.-
000,000 werent representing mama
which have been and will be advanced
for the acc ount of the rdlnld oor-
Iioratlona and which lt will be this
duty to reoar as rapidly as praetlq-
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' ° ' r r - Q _..__ -r _oWill J ohnson and Iulillf of Bhir
f u m a : m m m near .Fremont l u :
Sunday. "
o |Hr. and Mrs. John Gunnl of Her-man visited at the Fred linzh home
n..- J-..1 .
get homeskfioo noon.
oHh s Edna J9l'mmn,dau er ofllr. and Hrs. Edhhuloa. of moat.asmt lin 'lreei in Blllr and vicinityv d t i n g r e l a t i ve s a n d fr l e n d z . .E d
Jo h n o i n q u i t t h e D a n i s h P u b l i n h l n g
" u n i :n v s r I V a l ?m s n U h ! ! !h a s h i d
ia§1.s§m;a>a<|¢.; 81s4.31s.14.
oSCHOOL BOARD Paocssnmus
Bla i r , z mmu , Ha y a sm. mu l
The Heard O! Eduntion mat in
special lclnlon.Pnennt J ohn Rod-
' V " " " " " " " " " ' "° "r " - " " L u m! u mmm! lm annul mwluurClfliG1ll!l QI #DIOR i lu ld f i ll 8\g¢ | n L oy ;Ulllln " mu o n
i nth . n ln oaths andS l i f f r u a n A § | § H G u o u s s g ~ * ' ° " ' § " " ' ° " § , ' § ', § ~
A. c As1'a'rr2n.u m m l e l e r Doroibn Hva elwl
xorxc z 'ro ¥na~;z=.\ssnns 2 : " , ', 1 : ' H, , " §"6»2T»%f§§'1'.'£.",
an _______ ___ \.-..L.. .....»:n..| ,,_,Cnmmannment Pl'°l'l'llI'
able.About 814,000,000 will :rpm-
aeut. aapendlturea for aqulpmalt an
lnhnd walertay s."1"_
OI the satin g\g1=-°°°»°°°- illf
000.000 repnsen q g r o n to lo n
to the government up to April ~I h u b o d bouduxlneaudlnn u'd o l u w u n i a l u u d n l d
b n n d a n l u l l y b y l h p u b l i z .Thah u d u n n k i u m h a u o t d e n wb h l d l i u a z h m f m b n u a l t .U a u o g i i d l n w u t h a t t h a n h s
g u i l t y lh v fl o a t h uhool
u ¢ n o ! |u m| \ \ d d , h a lu ¢ |n »a u l a u l - a n u u y v n m u m u f - wa l t i d m h n u u e c m n h u n o n b e ameordlniwhhor blr opinion.l l l u b u u hnblt dnoma olouz
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Xu. J ohn Patrick of nur Hemun the *printing nm. and went sun-§| rpend.Ln_the week with har dauglv Ing out nonh of Fremont, \qhlc.h move
ter, Mn.rank Jenkinl.he hu never had cause to regrel.
u 1 omm : m m n d mi l : m e # 1 1 - e ~.P°='=\.*9 Hr 124. Mn. A. Dilrue a
v =1 .,....._.-......_..-_.-sen, H. R.Lip§||\n:ott, Dr.W . H.Hdler und Ove . Andanum.Ed Gilbertaen,ehninnm af thacommittee on grounds lad buildilils.
reported that tin c ommittee vu not~ in. gba nporg. but_tblt ~ mg
m e r .
: n e a t u u e n r l n n i n m e n e c n n n m u -" - r "-.,"".i\s i i o a é l a r i c e H ~ 1 ; ; * » h g m d e n i n m u d t h a t t h e a m o u n t .d
|o r a» . i ° I\ . . . ? Zi .c f m . R l t h m l n a w o r k i n g n p i u i l r ~1'I h rH. Linden and non, Jdlh were vm-any gurl. any zum.ton st fw. C. Llndezrs Sunday.I ___..9.f'
~l\x
Hrs. J ohn Coulter lan: tomorrowfor llinnesmtn to visit Illter. She
expects no make an .visit.
u r . m d 1 ¢ m : f ¢c oo k md
Hin Mabel Rathmann d t f o r S d !
Lnlm Citv. Huh. Su waning.
i n 6 r E \ \ h a t i 1 i l vr e q k .
_ . . . _ . . _ . |T h e o f " i : q u u u t I o n m a e "wnuaciunazunaug pl v i i u u at d u n ; g g " m e I m m u n 1 2 1 : - u m ! r l n u l c l u i u l u v P |1 |g g |[ |[ ] 5 n M D i p ;
on Jun e zo , 11 . ma d 12 .=»~=§=;~=,. ; = » g - » _ = ; ;; ~ g ; 1_ m _ _ , n 5 ; - " _w s u fo r s i x .N i n a o r Tw e l ve a m a s f u °s l n r e s t r i c t e l i p a y m e n t » f n m vl l l a m
o n R e v.A .R . J a n now°=»\h»-A l l d e w d u a r e p u m a -o vo u c h c r i f o r m a t e r i a l s m a a u p p l i iM r .A .E .A n d n o n s p e n t B a n d a r E ` 3 § § 'f¢ . 'l ' L § E '{ h 1 . " f»'l . f'< € ° ° 3 § ¢ ° f. ¢ " '" 'b r " " G u a r a n t e e n u ° ' " "A m o n¢..0 5 1 1 . 2 A C C I D E N T L h r u o u t t h e c o u n t r y .'1 '1 : e n i s m a m -w i t h h o m e m n a t F l o n m c e . .a n c e n o n p l i r t h e w e n 3 , § , , , , , , , n § _b l n i e ° 'h e b u .( 3 U )f l n l n :H n t u n i n v n l r h l . u w u n f m a y u ~ { - u n a m n gn w g Q
Hrs.g C~'d.L£ndm g gg,
ev r.§1".'-L"§.m2`§¢ <§»k ni,m u l
Bn h mu m.
llr . md Hrs. Sam §`eely have
moved unto the old H en' Dlmee
below De s m un d vu a n in
hx-mlng._
nms . . u m B m w s incweek vhldn; !riendlr¢.T:£::nh.|
D l l r s . ~ l l u u n é n t e r t l n a d t h e
m a on zdu' evenlng.ay 2'll.h.
ma o'n6»|~Fmu nturnsd from
w a n n a an d u with hh f un i ly i n
.\=.-|...
ing.The Secretary called the n l !
with thc following raultnz _Lippincott.No;Hnllar.Yea: c u-
bertnen, Yen; Chamber; No; R°d|\f\Yen; Andaman, No.Thu Li on vudenlnnd um.? °
loved by Rodzm md nc oadad by
Hsllzr thlt the fuenlon of buildingI ne w Id eal bald ing at 0 :0 NorthS°*z°v! be me'av\'"€*! 'P 1';§'29.2
DR. w. I". HBMPEILL'g DENTAL` \ ( MI N h a n d o u r S u u B a k
DR. 1 . v. HlNC H; AN, , | " n s W .
(';\;nhin;teu Street.Boll: Phones.
For Pulsar, Dinh; Run. Kluhen or
Bedroom Pnrnllurs no .l. B. Camp-
bell. Summer u B. C. Plane.
- o - - -
Nvn k .E r n s t m d Raymfmd Hu md a h l u n n tu m i n l ( m m | a m a tKennanl their ur ovnmamed u l!
muh of Blair and the thrunerlous injudn. Wulln havin( | bmk-nn shoulder md bully stained buck.Ernest bdrm nomtwhlt dlsabldwhile llnymond wu falnlly injured.
Thu thre e n n tlkm to thc h nipllllwhen Blyxywnd PY qnenmcloun un-
ec onomxal pun uue ox mlunul
mppllen and the hmdllng ~tr u up o r uli o n w th a ln tllf le tk l a i
the bulneu pnNle In lmvlng un Um
pl I of rlm a s h n o u Q.»Z1.§"52»i',. 1;~"¥»=-:J-¢ payments."
I iulfernnv nmn|:é
al
food.The cvndtiom are All hvvn
nhle (ar th produnlan of poulnen.
Dunlte ibn hc! th!! moisture u the
limiting futof for produnion In eer-
uin y en nn hac ve mr e yld dp uu re
under dry-had eanditlau il appmzi-
muely 100 buhelu.
" lti ln o t wa e m n ma n f o g e tly i e ld
ol 150 bushels 'num in-§|,u°,_ 'nm
. v e n a # d d w h e n i r r i g x d n m m
ll available varies Qfgm zoo w w o
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-Registered Clydesdale Stallion-
Number |8936 .
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Wt. :soo ma. A¢. s Yun: cam. :mu Brwn wsu- wma. mms
lap.
'rated and Fused By Livestock Bond.: ol laws and Nebnah.
Ho wlll stand for the :noun az the Smllh hm at DeSoto. on Manda!
Pqudny md.Wedneldly ol eldi week. and on Thursday, Fdduy an
Smanlnv of sch week lt Evemm'| hlrn in Blllr.SERVICE FEE
|l5.00 lor live colt.`
Cue Will Ho Tlkn Te Prevent Accidenll am 1 wm Not Be Raw
llble u Any smm Ormr.
Grover C. W ilkins, Owner.
Groom, W . F. Athan.
THE BANKING HOUSE OF
A;%§:l;E;_!;!F9B
lg
A Conse rvative Bank
W IT H L IB E RA L , S A FE MA NAG E ME NT
' I :S T AT E B A NK G U A R A N TE E L A W
The Pioneer Bank of Washington
County, ln Successld 0peration
For Mom Than S0 Years
QA general banking business
conducted.::::
We sell Exwange,and Loan
Money, cash weeks on other
banks, pay interest on time
deposits for six,nine and
twelve months at the rate of
4 per cent per annum.::.
=;'I"-,ei-,,j;"'*'~»§¢-";__......\f -.-._ _ 11: __.._.ms mm ra an \\|ain\\ . 3
Y
~L. E. Gund-011011, a mambo; of Smal §;.;;';"::;.a' §5.;aa..: £~\;!{j¢| za 9
4\0 W ill UQ g l l u UIQ l\l lu |\u w v u u n u v " " v -..._d i o f m o n t h s |a n stnndnnci c o m p e a u h o n , $ 5 3 0 ¢ & . 5 0 r n !c n l u l n . U N OJo h n R h o n d a E s u n l o a n l A c a r 5 °-._..-- \ ... ..| - .... ¢. .. .n tr ufnu ti o n . a n d o r w h i c h t h e y h i ve m e e p i -1 4 . l | | } ; b o l n g n a b g l j g s a r n m o m z l o s tII'Jordon and Lincoln.In no-operation with the United
Quin aknnmnent of agricultum the 'eil the railroad udministnllnrfu c ar-hulll.|l0.uoQ12.50: good zu ~ilfirlles ofindebtednen.On oowrlty teniurn.$l2.wol5.50;mvdlum.,of thug ccrgificgtes tfwgf have bfr-good healers.sagxgpgzm;| v o d ! o
~ ; ;, , j" '"°" " "d v n r l | . ¢ 1 J llu \vl 1
The letter follows:A TNI NE Y A r AW_Huy 21, wa:Baird of hduntion,Prawn In itllI and faders] courts
~ Nelar. 3 Milan wa n e A n n u lln \rmene-n or about M I.," 'mo, 1 notified your honorable 'blb Doll :cusp ol cm mn.
l h r o u g h § g ¢ ' s 'Q v e T .A n d e r s o n ,t h a z i B L A I R .N E B R A S K A
-u n _n -4 -. . 1 l - . . . . . \. . . . ¢ . _ . . ;L .
:holes norton . Slulr ulam: fur antowed from banks and me nr nnlmco corporation to meet their cur-[mi | w¢| ¢¢rg $lu.0u0|1.u0: emmaln hir zuadn. $8.ll009.I50: mea hel-nent corporate ;=*"'g°g§°g; om
Approximatey 4 ..r¢pm»..sepia ~ go\| rnmen!.'a lon ln oper-~ l l n e l 2 3 3 3 . 1 ; ; 1 : : . m "
:tang Lha rnllroldl from J nnuury 1 g H n z a n d 14| he1918. when prixnie control ended. to,°9'n a o a r.l l I This is Lbs difference be lluellulufflu~r| %rlr»bn\vy Wedau»wi i n i m. wma for urhlc h the gow day. ~ \§3~W'F_h¢il buf.10 deelllo
ihonmer, as no nil cthen who w¢r°lii»k¢u. Wil-rvnlin
Visit-
111|n e w
a u t .
U s
we
,Q
§§No :ur mlntlru ffllvu nm wqun wthis runner of nailing the mntisr anR is Ml n politics! into and She vo!-ur in u c hance at ufh qunliau #svi n b l r a n d l r v l l d n o t b l f o m u d l o
r l d l m l | d o n of I omdh ilg mn
I l i t l l ln o r e h r to g c tz i i tt h a fa n i n a m n a t .1
nviiml if f migmzn f wsu hsult.
PARMRRB AND 'ms "'l}AYL!GHT"
LAW
Nebraska farmers hue mac k up
their mild: Un! my do not c m for
the skylight lar.t is 4 perfectly£094 lqhgdulg on qrhich to fury on
u 're wi out the Germésyihe.,......J I" The dispatzhlt
Imam Washington any th a t a n d rpllnedying over Berlin could hadfvmnd enough containers to ki!! rf-||?r1hi|\|, men, animals and vqetnlzla
li Q in Beriin.General Pernhlzq,whfn informal u! what Ind been ln-wnted, raided that it would end the
fmm various other states.This com-flaon hu been mn-:Ie ln enum Ne-ruka, c en tral illllou ri und nu th-
ern Texas.These tests indicate thatme stock produced in use huh alli-
mdes of western Na b r u h ¥iU\0'\I1in-i tion wm vivid faxunhly wizhWY' rodsaced in the nur\.h¢rl\ states.It E tbl btild of m¢1n\:]¢r§ 0f_f»|f\f
2.5;
g~r"iurbul lm. for indarlrin that rmfwsr in lla wed!
I
I1 dldrict Ind menus jfm l mon rujoyable day Int Fri nr. Miy 24, onthe school Inna pimicing and via#-
i l t-A n k a pr o g r a mh a d b o e n u -nngw by the teachen ih charge andtogetherwiththaidealveal er ntthatLima,the picnic W u voted ;
rumen.oA.-nu-ini mac iinl nf ill! "0| | dlY
years aunnlng.we umm :urw.nuw-H112 aumm; aunt: out._.r l uhrulwer, is on Fund to tske charge of ai!Thr onier of exerc ises during tlw =";§_" °;;g; un :li4:au'iikin| cn |
business and will be glad to nceivn Mission are:Ma 'ioin Ra hh ummy Ion! neun of interest to W ah.I;30 A.51. --Mun und Instmrtlun.1 s H i k e r ; ~
ington County ve°PI¢9:00 A.. M.-Mus and Inntrudlon.mm, P f ld n Soio .___Lawson
u Szfll P. il.--S!.l|.i0;\n of the Cross.Q .Leg GibsonEPISCDPAL H0133 ?:i5 P. M.--Instruction in the paroch-Story of Hlndei ._.__h i esidencm *Agnes GllblrbllnRn. Jamesf\¥a;¢, Bishop from Kan-7:45 I. H.--Rosary. Sarmors and Ron- Tb, Wlyddn Rose Solo Fisher
W u unprenndented in its nverity
nnd in its costly eded on railmul
operation.-1 aml, auoml. the increase-in puunger and freigh t nts avernnring about 25 per rent were in effeet for oniy rn few 11:51 in excess ofisix months. whiie heavily increased
uxpenns due to snr cnnditluns were
i§.l=u; in-¢||;ra. wsiubi 1.un} nu. null
to eu|»lne. a0.:n9m.nu; mln. ful! tomod. $8.5009.?5; urn, emu, H1000
wu .
ouummln Thought.Tlvn in auxinsion In :ln zhnultt
ms. will bn here Monday eireninlr.alidion S.Sacnmgnt.1 z»:am= Je-fmen "_|'f"fS'El'Z° .'L'f'.E.'I '.."fE'i?§{"" male thru 2f.§1f"""' don! what we knqur to IngSola
asax
E Miiaianary £11 the Jesuit Order.Rw. Spring Sham;vrn 'Solo
A. R. Winn 8. J., noted for his mt-Clyde \r°lnZ.i¢Wrica! abiiitles :nd wonderful adl\n. Qrnw M Rnlhnvpn -.a
j pg.;" ia';..i;|;i ii.;""" ""im';i'ii"..EI|GE LICENSESCurie W hemnn. n MAJIRIA
In I rommunic ulion received frm ('Ian~nl~u Mot:
A. J.'Finhyson. a former Blair elti-Helen Blunt.neu. it la Eenrqed my bg. u»d_.hin _ I|\s1§ed_lh°E
Al l m u e u n »
ilanrisonHnrrinon Co..Yr mo.
r. 1919
Cn.. Is
Io1r|..
Omaha
mn e°5.|..¢= tha- nf..ia.11""" "`31\}€ni"x»1»n:fwl me | ener} i slats ofnn ituwy =="'~ '" ;;';;;,;;,,;';;,.. n gn. ,... anA most eonllnl invitation ¥s nlrml The Skylark Solo Turhaikoarakn In U" f1'i"*""°;' f~===;_ *gf §°f§;§'2"th en gm c an be amomplldnoi 15|
ed to the people of Biair and the sur Dorothy Joan 110 PNN rand 1 °'"° 1 1; . "ll nd mn pb Us with roi.
'1'.':;""';.* fwbrglw v - md u n , M i l Dancing Around mm llnypole...Sclo -ZZ'{§,"°'2§"JI¢'Z'l?i"'3'F lmwdg;.
s 'very y nun. s o c ome Anthony .`* 1°" " "* *,uabn=¢ y ¢uf.¢§u»§¢Cla n Nelnn i¢ | m»¢ umm»d ¢1 1 c xp ed ie ntin d
few
sdfamily an no t loc a te! It sxoux LI&ty ,| foo epn ~
, ` .f
»g_w.-,,_~.__f ~~ ,~ .~__._. __......---»»~
=\~~¢~-1 . .. ; " " "
»»;u-rr-~May'), 1919
s n -mn. rxrmznnmsg 4
PAGE F003
THE ENTERPRISE,..¢ -mum nun from rm m un'n n m m o m f n n u m vw b |BLAX|'3 szwzims BYITII A w c u u z w s r n mAt the head of the
Tire Procession
IRESTONE Tires have held
their place at the head of the
i n r w w a r u n u m .ron ALL THE mon.:f m n l l ! !llU"""u » u . u - - -,._ -_; , ¢ ' : : b ¢ p u N k £ n ; ' n u y ; : : n » n d m u e § d u n | r m d h l ¢ u u m ¢
m u m g h r f o r l h m u c h c o m m e n t .1 1 n l n r e r s l r i l l . n l u k a | » l s r l
» _ - \ n \ o ¢ r 1 m l U ¢ ! l | D DlDYG1||.'|§ 8 B ' l | f ~
GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT m . ; § Q » ~.. ....-.
i . f u,le.-_Blair, Washihgmn County, Nebraska, June 6, 1919VOL . xxm »_ 18NC
l l l l l l l l:. . _' r mlx W I TH TROOP S lilo:bert Hoover is director, announc WILL .xxswrzn WILSON SPISIIC!!SBSAT1I IINDURSES SUFI" RAGI l\\' ll..'*loh' ORDERS SHIP MADE Qiion carries.TUMBL ES I ii .~. n1'rC'Il.¢~d today that the food administration _ _HE AD ?m S MI . P o n U. 3 ,3.1.5 That n committee r» an l a i d,hui cancelled xii rulrs relating to Wuhinzton.May an-1'mm¢m.Mau-ure Must Be Ralllied By 8tuleu Hay tim Mnyor tu dnf! ~¢»1.J2»'A.¢..~
Rain Storm Responsible For Burinx- the cotton seed industry and h:Wil:on'u memozin! day allmirwl on thee r Liner Pun ln Readiness To Leave 0:\the aiu and kind of "I`lraworks"t!ltton Wreck |\1.iLh<lrn\m Ill price l"¢1!lIll'i°|\% ant Imgue of nations will be answered by!\%nhms:ton.June 4--Action by !Tsr elw Haan ' Nalin Aflfr |\ill he nenniztc d to be 5| nd withi;
ix III uiuln _.__ff mon mature y an." Tha Bhif Seufenv SystemBldr is a bautiiul little c ity , but
i t n a d ! u w f a i impmvcmenu, tha
a n d imporuant rr!then,bein;n
nsreragt »,»:m-A swsfrrir conanmewd newer ufouid pmmow heahh
by pnveming ia s luxe delree uw=pn;d.in¢ d epidemics auch urilpf
xyphpid, and urwld bo a lang step sn
inc unpwrmms. sd tbl town.The subjad f u a flla tfd :bou t a; r lr l| 0 . a n 4 1 r n 9 u t to vo l¢ . b 1 1 |ml pw- dec ided aainst iz. due tvinear! um tbrg di not umlersinnd
is.The bruug 1 il vu again thin
3.-
.mr gxu turo mdtinp were held in
qhg- city lull, iq which :H who weniasennud were iilvived .to come anf'
La w i l axphined.The Omlh l an~-- --~» nmmnt at the acealion
be keeping mean ul un: v .......rr wvml auch za Kenna:d und De B0-
io and It wit' mah Blair 1 much bemtrr :alan In whkh to live."
cvsnmzs ms A |»1§A:~}`ron auxmxc ROADS
Srlalc r Udving Deeply Into Whole
Carrlrn Should Be Rdlrnd To Pri-
vn le Uwn n A t Elrly D u. B uKd Al Expense Ol The Tu-
ing Ptblk
Wau\bin'|-ton, Hay 22-Smllbr Cum-mins of mn. who wiil be chainnanof the :mate mmmiiue an intern!-tt.:
commerce,hal vrorkld out n com-pnehenaiva prnrzzn to relieve the----.. .r aim hmdam af Zh! om-
Sl
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mvlvons OF Fsuuu. 'mass
vnhn Junhn Ile-nn In Tlnlr nnn of nm ouwm moffwmvto §v¢\nary lun.
A guna" in .Tmm nf ¢ nm.
'U\l1|\u flmlly, no NIMH I0 nund I |mlimalriuornq.I .l AIoptl Un prululou ol armnd and
un m uw .¢-....f... W .... ...-._..nun, Abdul lluha \\ll xmpmwva1'k hllf reday un wmn nr nr ey. w el' in teachings, and was ken! a pnmmr
\I.I
mn \b¢ eine cm-lr nl ma umwr,won.Thanh lo :hr uurvn-.1 ad lnd-
lma In lhl ofnutmuvm of Oefmlu_._.- .._ .-.... ~... .......¢...1 . mms.
la m forum ¢f Ann,Illlll,ru linen. v1 ~. win release ln ms.
nn | mlm ¢-.1-.muuanal rom ufmlm-nmenx nn enlildilhrd In Tur-uy. Illhl xnvma liuvuxh Fnowand Englnml prnrhlng hh doctdnu°'~;¢°°='°= to nw Unued Buren, ln
ulAbdul Blhl suave to be fll l
"urvnnt ll( humlnlly."wmw (g (heonmz ne won mm: lrlendn hy tu.__ ... _.... __.. ,............~ ...A -mn.
tire procession for many years,
and their leadership today is
greater than ever.
In Cord or Fabric construction
t h e y g i ve a n e w e xp e r i e n c e o f
ri d in g c o m f o rt wi t h u ne q ua l le d
stvle.1
}{| dnI ¢fll Thanh:City Limits, in eelehnting J uiy Ml.. Also Ilid committee is to Iet a Gnd
Br ut, J u ne 3 - Ih 4 liner Georgu lima for the Bring of lirc wurks al¥a,ai1ingt'on in whic h Pmnident W!l» my kind.All voting aye,: n o u non hu u ni n ti mes e mu ed the M c a n ln .
TIM lllvn r nrmninlnl fnllnurlnnmntic. has been cnlerui to be ready
Aahlmd.Heh., [une _Q-.Q tggop ~ pypduetg m;,.,[.&,m-.| tha.-mfgum, ii; "§|`§§,|§§f_
5
. " `. ;
't1..'?."'1"'. . ?
. . ~ ~ . . . JH?ér.frié tbralifie downzmur of rnin
about midnight washed away part ofthe bed under, the rails and the truck
milapsori after the engine had passedoverprerlpilatingthetenderandfour coaches down a. twelve foot rm-
{im"i§r'£éE£§`§FrivBé`¥\é'§é.
}lRST "BRIC K" SHIP 'ro
BE C[gRl31'{.;N2l)
nnirlnni f's|\\|nu 9R 1
Most MilesPer Dollarand most
luxury per mile are indisput-
able selling arguments for us,
andbuyingarguments for you.
Let us equip your car with a
set of Firestone Tires.You'll
say it is the finest service we
eve r r e n d er e d yo u .
Prlcesare now down where they ought to be.
WALTER LARSEN, GARAGE,
81110: 1862. \b\n. under 111| ¢ll¢¢P": of supporters za! his touching; un T!: m d ; . n | l r n 1 l I n ... . . ,_m s n n c r m e q u a l o m p u ! t o t h e m .
._ : . . - ¢ - n n t h n r o n
EH ».§»"£»é§» -¢l»»~»~<= zo 'mon !ho br'c:nr~1m¢n|:y and Judaism.
Junkeriam and Junterdnm indtcnlg ~ bnkemnn. has been reailxlng over
l n [ I n u U n -T h r u a r e t h r k i n i m i n o f o e v r g r n u w o f r ¢ n u ; u w = m » ~~»-- - ---. m u m » » » -a n d »o o m b l n a u o n o f m l l a t u s .u n i u ~
m e t w o .i A n !u d - l n d l .U n d e r h i s 5 " - 3 .t h e i n t e r -
. ' 2 ; ° . : , " : 1 : ~ : ¢ ,=', , . "
. . ; " : : . . : , o f m i t r :s t a t e c o m m e r c e c o m m i s s i o n w o u l d l x
h l r d r i t h e : n d u n m e n t r9 *n o u n " " " * I 5 °q r r y ~L d m f h e n f - e s p o n n i b i \ t . g o f . , , ; ' , : , .
" 1 n u n . ,, .. . -_.Q a n n c r t s i l c o l t h e j u n i n r c i a l .|t h e f u r .w h i c h n o w c o m m a n d s I u a g n
' l ' h ¢ ' s h u e b e e n a n d n l l l M l o l p r l c c .
r m :s n l l u f u o n ,f o r i h o y b u n n H ' e c l e d B r o w n 1 1 1 :b e e n k n o w n t o a b o u t a
F r u l l n d o r m - : l l c p o l k l e l D 1 t h e i r n r -m a n t r a !f r o m t h e m p o f 1 m c v l n ;
p u l s e d e m m a L o p n - u r n a n d p r o -f r e i g h t c a r w i t h a r m e .
. . . .h . - -l n l u l n l l | | 1 ¢ f D l t h i !h a n A : h a r t t i m e l l . * 0 a m u a k n t t i e d u p
.lmmewlaately after the aenau-'a nc-5,;!,m-|,tht' resolution wa s u h m to n h l H n !
l n n l T n !\ | ¢ r \ . n |D i n ;, ,{ 0 1 i v l r ~s w
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Ilvuy And Exports Biminhh _|w 4 5|N. C. §§'3.~..,..0 a June 3 City Light' Dep'£
That w g p l i t s wil!eontinue to Highway Maintain Co.er|||n|\ fnr gnmn ilmn nnrl i|\¢l ihnrnlflnm Q!nn|»n
a s mu s
8.00.ar
2.2-a
10.00n a n ;
what ma 1=»pp¢ned.né£"1£>L{.»|,I"é».mlny c ompsnments lor nun ra..5.400 uma totld capacity.Thdth.I-hes~ m.f§.,»¢~1 .»'I"'i»\§°'§'l»=.a\were launching system will be used.
" '-and "Inna Americans"}§;uf°h2";§§'§,f_'."Louisville m:| »on 'r arc Lo ss forth their views on uw:
The four coaches and cngfnck ten-,CAUSED BY RAIN5 'l°"_f"d today. .'hIUKII! I l | ¢tl w u r n \- 1 - p - ,__m o l d e d G e r m a n a n d s ! l i fe b y t h a !! u u n 1 n !e r l o § l l n _ ! w i t c h s y s t e m n l ; | | »
v v a r r90.00
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RRI!UW ll ll ¢' ||\f "U '| n u uw --m a d e a o l a r g e t h a t i t i s m u c h e a a i e z
a n d ch e a p e r Lo in a l a i i t h e t w o : y a -
te m a a ep a ra t el y .Is l a i r n e e d : a u n i t a r y n e w e r b a d l y
bu t n . w i ll n o t n e rd a a t o m s a e w e r fm
l i o n d m » ¢ . e 1 m n a h e r 9 . h a a t n ¢ u a r ¢
f 'a s t h e y a r e o n l y m c e u a r s 'i h
m n cit ies w h e n i l u - n e a n au ro ra *
m l h a n f p a ve m e n t a n d n o d u m s f o :
t h e n m t o m p u n t o u w ~Th e 'm ai n ne w er o ut ie ft w i z b eg in a t
To n a r r o w u n : g a p w n w - W "..d i l u r e a a n d e a m i n p ,t h e i n t c n u t co o u u n e n e o w l n m l a a i o n w i i l h a ve t o d o
u m L h i n p ,a c c o r d i n g t o Se n a t o r
C u m m i n s .Th e y a r e :F i r s t . d i n h l a a fr o m t h e e m p l o y o f
t h e w i r o a d a m o r e t h a n 2 0 0 , 9 0 0 m e n
w h o i n b e i n c a r r i e d o n t h e p a y r o l i a
i n excess u t h e n u m b e r ac t u a l l y
n c e d i d -Th i n w i l l a a n a p p r o x i m a t e -
iy \ 2 0 0 . 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 a y e a r .S e ve n t h : i n t l a n d r u n . ; ; » s ¢ m e a l Sec on d.in cr ea se r a t e s i n so m e i n
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i n t o a m u l a t f u r a n d n o a h ._~»
.u - - _ - a -D.______,.. -w ._¢ _ -There is No Better Time Than House-Cleaning
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.I 'have purcihased DanMur- ~
ray's Two-Ton Gary Truck and ~
am equipped to do all kindsof 1
Hauling. `
A share of your patronage is ~
Respectfully Sollcited.<
`-:- Phone Walter Larsen's Garage -:-~
Mitchell Rodel '
Residence Phoxle, Independent 282.
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lor lighting and healing.We`|l gladly give you experl, advice
and help in the mnler. and submit.ellimlbas.Ol course there
is no ybllg¢1.iunun your plrf.§n Asking for the hem and figurps.
We are so sure that gn as 1 fuel and illuminant will prove sosuperior w amber ways wat wB promise you'll find uv. well
worth your whils w inveeziguw.We, of worm, dun'L expocn yuur pavmonaqs on any other
buis Lhnu chu. you will serve your mm inusresu by giving
it no us.Why not investilpbel And uodxyl
B L A I R G A S C O M P A N Y
B L AI R ,NE B R AS K A
__WAN'l`E|)_.
500 Families
To order a trlal sack ol ETHAN ALLEN Hour
at our SPECIAL Introductory E'Fi7:h~Thls ls a
Mlnnuotn Flour and ls a top notcher.'
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Il. J. AND[l!SON
~Tile Casing and Tubular Wells
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DEALER IN
Windmills, Engines,
Tanks, Pumps,
Feed Grinders,
Lawn Swings,_'
Pipe and Fittings
-&c.&c.
Oppodte ORQWHLL ELE VATOR
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Oil Meal. Shorts, Bran. Homlny, Feed. Stan-
dard Mlddllngs,Flour Mlddllngs, Germ Mld-
dllngn and Cracked Gum.
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H. OLLERMANN
advance.Sevcral~cars of ~ard ~al In transit
John A. Rhoa des
THE LAROCJ AND owxzm EXCLUSIVE
a w m v m a s I N TH E CI TY
B
I Drop of au Per cm 3IvGf»\= C°"'I`h|=r~c hu been an approximate'MF*; M. G. Hllier
=°_;» of 30 per cfnt lu bm( pricea,",C P.. XnuaeaiMr. Havre,"f!0m3hB former Geo. Hineline1xml.# g h - u mmm~ no mmm png-.in rGn1r Lamp Ca.
a s38.33li0.D011o.w'M
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u q n c I n u o l \ l n n u n :u l :L I U ! ! !U I " """ " "" """ * " " '" " " "o 'c " ' " "w m a u . ,., . . R a » ; -m l n .°m u h n u " ' °G m g g | n d ° n U P a d ,.\ .h. | mu ..¢ ,.. .Jonn¢ wlroads. and u m m Welt D v d n atmet.y j m .p m u n Dr-
qn}1 s washout as Glenwood Springs Guards were placed nt into ml 0 nr v a t o g n e r s ..| C u l b d 1
from Hain str ee t. pu t me unn m;fu-tory. and thru Hr. Henry Grimm'fkeids md emptlei into the creek
nwi u th r u b i iarm. n.: r u ea n U l u h h H l l ¢ ' " " ° P ~rnek is reached md this wouldideal lo-nlion for A septic unk.|houI¢*
the Bute pats a iiw requiring tht
H-§:r;:.or Cummins has sl:n dydrlftal | bill to uublbh theTE~.rmnnent zulu of the rnlirouda.wilbe used as the fume-work for the
Jtliaglltlnn which the intenute zom"ceo in mcputed so ref
qa pamadana ne; suuluna 0; pnmuusoa
an early date.¢........A:¢\»lu umm the reorxnndxh
I ggngq ...um au UH]uuga lu"u:||||vr pnwn }{_ L Marcia;|y,Mc - this month than ir' .E d u mn lb m ,.n
n. Pull:\, s| 1C '0 U' 4C lL vxo c s w a s 'Halter' LlnonLb fAr-'»Omaha Stationery Co.
200-90- w a s
zoo19.10806.23
u I \|T h e w é h t h c r b u r e a u r e p o r t e d t h e
t o n n r c - n l e r c d a t D e n ve r t o d a y a n d
ovi , n g t o th e s o u t h .
S n o w w a s r e p o n e d a t Ch e y e n n e .
Vy o ., Bo u ld e r, Co l o .. Le a dvi ll e , W ar d ,
R i s n u u s , L y o n s , W a l ! S t r e e t a n d N e d -
r l a n d . m o u n t a i n t o w n s , a n d r a i n i n
he e a s t e rn p l a i n s r e g i o n .
At the head of the
Tire Procession
FIRESTONE Tires have heldtheir place atthe head of the
tire procession for many years.
and their leadership today is
greater than ever.
ln Cord or Fabric construction
they give a new experience of
ridingcomf ortvvithunequalled
style.'
Most Miles Per Dollarand most
luxury per mile are indlsput-
able selling arguments for us,
and buyingarguments for you.
Let us equip your car with a
Set of Firestone Tires.You'l|
say it is the finest service we
ever rendered you.
Prlcesare now down wherethey ought to be.
WALTER LZXRSEN, GARAGE,
repofls.Wheat auifdnd the most.the hlgh wind: leveling many fields.il. was said.Com on the bottom landsin many cues wu washed away.
On the Ilcatdco branch of the Un-ion Pacific detou n wen necessary.Tracks sion; ihe Pippin valioy outof Omnhp, and west to Fremont. were
ANGEL ALI. RULES ON ail northwfstem trains bctwccn Omn-
COTTDN SEED PRODUCTS ha and Fremont were da-toured £0 thecity on the l'nion Pacilir.llundndaNewYork,May 30.-Thv r\m1riiof men are working on the damaged
an relief nflminiairnlion.of which tracks.
city to mum eos.A septic tank is s tank containing
eherukds thru which the " H gruns nd it is psrtislly puritied by!
action of bacttrll.Home other eessons why the psfticuhrlocationwss selected areLbs: there ere no houses within s hs!!mils d the outlet, sad the creek flowt
the your round.Aorodia i to the plsns there wlll
be s brute ln the rnsln et Ninthstreet.runnin north to Nehrsskl
slfffl end west to Second street.From this point there will be onebrunch then takes In the northwestpert end snsther that runs south to
South Street.'Hnss this mein will tske in thenorth. west end northwest parts of
ren:0" *»¢~».'iiZ wu t te rl tt ff
the mein at Higth liree runningsouth ts South Street. went to Walker Avenue and south to LsfsyettrStreet. thus takin! in the south end
southwest parts o the city.This hes dl been arranged br th:
o\;lu-Irs so that so temsl wilt havets me more than three or four block'to lf tto s s e we r m s ln . s n » d s o th m'
the sewer mslns will He in the Eose
psrts -of the city.The letsrsls we put in when thtmajority of neople in e district de
cide to ilutsil tlnent.They rnslte all srrsngersents them
selves and psy for them.The iastsllstion of the mein outlet
is gives over to eoetrscton who anog y # ln th is wor k.trenches see du: by mschlne:vrhlclt do the wud much move quick
K, sllk illtla ea d st s les se r "g p"s e i tc s u bs oo ne by he rd bor.Tiu sy e red ug fr om el httoteatewe the level or Jeep enough 1-
d the hsssmmtl of the housesOf course. #ha It runs thru es ele
vetlvl of some lm. it must be 60411er. but tl must be st lssst eight he!
The meds outlets en fafteeo inches
in tlllmelef which the Uqrluesr newls i l l! ! - - u p to m f r o t ! s l l d unm- s a d ly t every one were sais;their dty tester st the some timeThe lstenle an of the stenflerll sigh!
! n ¢ b ; | i p \ . u d tl l s d \ i n c h p i p e i »
ussdes ee mf tluws te r rromzlnhouse ts the isterel.The main outZsts ero hui ttu rlthez asn holsstes-sr y h te c k s s th s tn i wu ld thesevenbwnnl stepped up. whtc h it seldon
isss,the ohan on can be asm:removedThl eltire cost of the mein matteis ¥1%lLllve thousand flatten.Th'c od ol lllerlls is estimated to
from tltlih'ta Ilfty dottsrs ggWlttflt il not much more thsn w g
i
tion of the interstate commerce rom
mittee.probehty liondsy.SenslonCummins will c el! s mcetmg for thr
purpose of disposing st once of thc
win control problem.lt is espertes
that the committee will report s reso-lution restoring the wires to privstlmanlgemrntand that congress wil
lclvpt it without delsy.Atthe ssmetlma,BonstorCummin-
will " r g the committee to recommend t omg' of the bull restoring the :stents ng powers of the intcrntetocommercecommission.llImpex to hsrc this psased by congreswlthoiltmuchcontroveny.Thi
measure wltl [ive the interstate com
mcrce commission sdequste ptsrrwipe out tho rsilrosd deilcit llttrini
the Fennel of reitmsd resfuxtmente Keep Cblliltte AI ark
"I witl then nk the committee 1.baht almost continuum sessions un!!it has Irsmed the leglslstlon deehn.
with tho rsilrosd problem in s pcm:sent menner." :mid Sauter Cummins" l do not helices further hearingwit! be ne¢e=\nu3 'l'l\o committee hethe beaeht of vslulble and soumiuous testimony token b theNo1
lands joint cotnmasslon the inteststscommerce committee test sesion.I believe the committee ouglt o b s l b l t t l n p o l t a b i l l l n a b w
two mouths.Approclsting the urest throat the °°~""'{ over the rs
road question,I thin I can sssuth lp e o p ls th s tth s c o mmltts s i s sdressing itself to the question in tmost eerlotts sud energdic mmm
I believe that the rsslsoed promondemands such immediate solutloutl:
so msn will kt his penuow oplmostud in the way of prompt sctlon
iisastnr Cummins'blll tsntstiw
drsfted cells for the nonsnisstnof the Amsrlc sa nllndls`ll'l| MNMtwentysystems.Ho hailsves
wilt tele three or four yesrs tocolnplisn this scheme et orgsalutgg tt isluthis »=+g§ hswsuldhl: o n con sue g u n s :tsg ilr ld sld l-'
" i d o n o t s s n t h e tls s tth e gsnsssntshouldceatlsusgustssl
lag divtdfnll i t tht I.rsSenatorC u m m i n s ~"Tis s matter which srtlt bs tho:
trsshed out in the oemnalottssP03'nottimeeuvernmesnt daodd pas:
tee sud high ride!-Tle lu ; 9 | Th e P s y n li l"Congress must charge the in
sms eoumea-us commission Withresponsibiuty of ,qw| | ¢doorsgreet delldt in the operation ofrstlrosds.Th!! wen on the ps5 ;ol the railroads for Jsuusry J
:mr 175,900 more mm than forusnsusmemrhset Inhllh M lad Yill'
"'£€'FF;.'1""" "°Z MS That thc Cih ueenl than nlnnun uw uuuptzun ul mu league.l}llllol.ll|.l!Ilonkheml,llocklham,
Dial(Fletcher. Gay. llarriaon, Hitch-BLAIR HIGH SCHOOL f.oek, Osernun. Ile-m!,Simmons.SmI!!1ALUMNI MEETS uf Mary land,Smith of S Cam-
||inn, Swanson. Trmnmoll. Un erwood.
The reception and banquet of tht'William: and Wokott.Total. 17.fl. Ii s. Alumni to the Clam: of ww.T ;wan hold at the Muthudlst church eta against. 25.Th ired :Sen £0 Il I!parlorn and City Halt on wt. Satur and i'<'§.¢"'}°f. w;ltwShield: argslna;
day evening, Nay SI.The ban uet stu served at lain' Calder ond Tounmnd for, with Pom
\l Iw a g e I - s i f o r t s f o h t t n d r e d a l u m n i .I § ' f ' , ,' f f f f . , .. ? ~ . ' } " . f ' . ' 2 . . . . ' 3 [ . .¢ f ' . ' f 'f .. .' i ' 2 f ' . _ "
Ffot -»--=' " ' " ; *f'Sj';,;';°'¢*gg tric light HM om.Eh 'zito if EEZ-~ Wang s tnen a `1airuct4~d by Harrr Tucker and Rob-
Hinuios of previous meotin; mm erin a "°°;° 53 'Cf T';k g»-»»- as
mul and up rovod.proper!! o e W 0 5 r.MS City ~ roport be 1'IM:':i and ita completion.Alt councilman vot-f|}Cnrrlnl.ing aye. motlon carries.H-S That the Piumbern' bond fur-The A;-{<>f ordend City Clerk £0
niahcd by Moore Phamblng Co.be have |olc e of result; of Sewerapproved lm! thot the uid Company Bond Election printed in some lon!In luted a Lleeme to :lo Plumbinsi pa r for two oonuc utin weeks.wor :luring this fiscal year.Al 8% motion Council oumedi:d J h r.o ' c ! o e k b l k .M :E .h d i e a a n d c o v e r a l ' P m n g a n o t G e r r y a n 0 m u o n o c o u n c i l m e n p r e s e n t v o t i n g a y e - - m a r H .L A l o n i n d i t y C l e r k
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THE BANKING HOUSE OF
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ALL DEPOSITS PnLYrr:f*"r+:n BY THESTATE BANK GUAR,\N'l`l£E LAW
The Pioneer Bank of Washington
County, ln Snccessfd 0peration
For More Than 50 Years
A 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 rate of
4 per cent per annum,:1.
A Conse rvative Bank
Mrs. John Newell was chosen prea-dent,Perry Johna,Vice President.ttlaa Marie Cannon Secy.and Teens,
md Min Cawe Wiseman, Historian.After the banquet, the mem'xre.ourneyed to the City Hall, where rtthort.but excellent program woe¢1itdot*cd.dl l d gy.
aber,occup |ntil the ha wrt. that had be aailing all evening and into the smallreehour:of morning,anbalded
-nough to allow people to wade hom:hrough the mud.The attendance at these annual af-lalra grows better with each year
md many of the older gnaduates as
well as the newer ones were presentan this happy occasion.
oCharlie Ellis of Tekamah, pleaded
ntllty in police eoun, the hut of theweek, to a charge of gambling, Ind:mid a fine of $50.00 and costs,
amounting to $70.00.
oDelbert and Lucian Ballard of Col:
rnan. South Dakota. who drove downIn their car to attend the Alumni re-rcptlon last Saturday evening,took
topper and spent the evening withMr. Oliver lludlenott and family.Theyhave over three hundred acres of
~mall grain ln and if the prospec t;
rootlnuf. they will have an enormouscrop.lhe;,snpe to return Mondayafternoon.\
g .......Ill-is Ilaael Bilfar- and Misa MaryPicklewhohasbeenteachingtherlrammar grade at 'Wayne visited atthe home of the iliuea lllonche andSiebellludlesonSundayafternoon.
Mina Clara Olsen of the Bench and
Dorothy Ginn of Calhoun also spoutSundayafternoonwiththem.Mlm Mary Plrkle,who returned
homo |!1|llt\menlmr after completngier tv-Mnine contwr. left 'ruolriat
~1o ng to attend the Wayne Nob
opponent.Including milrod and ab~,sent senators, the nctua senate llno-;np was 40 republic an; and 26 dl!Il|1octatafortheresolution.and ninerepublicans and 2|democrats tn op-
position.Test Of The AmendmentThe amendment ns tt will he misled
to the constitution II ratified by theetnies, Folds:|.Ar ticle-Section l The right ofrltlrena of the Failed Staten to rotelanal]not be dented or abridled bv.
the United Staten or br any state onaccount of an.Section 2 Congress shall have pov-
er. by appropriate lealalallon. !o.en
force the nrorislona of thta article.All efforts to amend the reaolutlonin the senate failed.ily a rote of 65to ga, the senate rejected the amend
ment of Senator Underwood, democrat. of Alabama, proposing submislsion of the proposed article to popular state conventions. tnateart of state
lcglalatttren.An amendment by Senator Gay. democrat.of Louisiana, pro-posing enforcement by that states ln-alearl of the feclerai gotremnlent. wa='xoteel down, G2 lo 19.The lenate al-
nu rejected without a roll call, a rc-pinion of Senator Underwooflil amendI
proposed bv Senator Phelan,derno»,crnt of California, to lla methods of
coltlng popular ratiltcatlon convenlions.Hope For Rallleatton Soon
Although few state Icgialnlllrrunew are ln minion, woman auftrnpre-hnmoiona tonight elnlmcwl that rotillcotinn soon 'aoukl be antzrwt. omb
rthlt hr next spring.In the drhalf.Hrmeser, Benator Gay pralicted thatwith the aouthern stays onpmrnp the
measure because of nlmled rnfrnnchiwmentofnegrowomen.tl-e requilrfl thlrteenutatea would refuse torntifg and came its rejection.Opponents again reiterntrwl m w
rnenla that th; resolution it rlostmc
d ; a s | » ~ n \ n u l n v i | | z » n u . |ma n a d e lu li n u lm d u n .T v u d y h n t h n n n l d o l h r n n n h
a l m a - - n | | u n u A » y u » ¢ n y | =p lv fn ln mn in o w n llh -'rhehwdv
u v u u va y n h ta i n £ ve a ty Y u nb u l u m d t y a u y p y l h a n l a l i v r
m 1 . u » \ »u | | I n u r u . | » H l o r b y \ h e p o u l eputtin]L L Q I I .l i w m l d b l np e n u v i q l f m n n v t o l u m d u
} 3 l" s L § " ' " "v u l l U s a .
vmplay on smut p.In u m wam u h ( o l u m m m a n n u l \ ybvuuomnlinhd.Tha utmmil
r mh b ly ' m h w \ | | a d vn n e l In n a w n u n I do nn Indiv" 11u n b l mwl f i s h d I n th e r d u ld v n u .v r i w w v l v ba l t h u n lln n d l . s u e ) u | | h |
nn d u e c a q r i ru u n .b n h n s n .
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Oil Meal. Shorts, Bran. Homlny, Feed. Stan-
dard Mlddllngs,Flour Mlddllngs, Germ Mld-
dllngn and Cracked Gum.
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H. OLLERMANN
THE LAROCJ AND owxzm EXCLUSIVE
a w m v m a s I N TH E CI TY
advance.Sevcral~cars of ~ard ~al In transit.
J o h n A .R h o a d e s
O l d L o n g S t a n d 1
Blair Phone. zo.Bell Phone, Cedar 55|
Fur Doon Welt of the Cutetter Bank
BLAIR ::z :NEBRASKAnacha np nun,mv
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