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GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENTILTheOfficialPaperofWa§hington County;Nebraska
BLAIR,WASHINGTGN ooUN'11Y,NEBRAsKA,JUNE 16,1921VOLXXV No.20
........EA STERN STAR INSTALL
NEW OFFICERS
At the June meeting of the 0.E.
S.held int Thunday awning the
officers for the ensuing year wen ln
stxlled.Mn.G..A.Llnptnff putWonhyHuronactedutheinstallirygnhiceruslnndbrMn.W.D.
Hammond also put Worthy Matron.
The work wu dorm in a manner that
showed um the ladies in chnrgn had
rnada s study of the \nrork...Mtgr the ngular work a commit
tee composed of Hrs.I.N.Warrick
Mr.and Mn.Wm.Kooprnih md Dr.
and Hrs.Hemphill served Hgh!m~frenhments..The usual such!eveningWuthanenjoyexi.
92122 that is from July 1 1921
June som 1922.This in accord
nce with the .Dlllinglum llwwhich
lun n one year restriction on imi
Lion based on 3 per cent of each
niiunliiiy non npresenqd in the
nitd State;An an exhibition af
Mciency in the public service.the
l ~y action of Commiuionsr of
migration W.W.Husband in gebingoutthequotxsof those entitled
o admission under the act is cited
hc uct took efkct on June 3rd and
BASIS OF WAGE ADJUSTMENT
One h1.1nd|ed and fifty }rn{!msdn
have appeared beforef thn Railroad
Labor mm mm renewed mation
fur ware mductionsm.Surnle ris
hive asked for A fill;20 per cent reductionwhileothenhuetheir:ontentinnsonthefactthateverynamnfortheinemuesgrantedlui
year had disappeared and themfon
the cntlne incnue of shfne $600000.
000 should be wiped out.Appnrem115
wsmv~sliilzssREVIEW msmnsron~7
FAIRBDARD|;¢
rm mm ronamED scnool.culumrnMANYPRIZESTOBE
orrmn
furnish free muon ticket:m dIuuolled publk uhool :bil
flw are nut bein;used in the spring5nnindisfllionthatihiaimplement
ln he abandoned they claim..Sales
made in the fall as Lnetors areiinfailplowingforwinterwheat
~this section.When smnll Hekia
gn to be plowed for spring crops.ihc horse!:me used but when largeleldsantobepreparediorwinter
i|mn:in the fall the tractors are in
Ucmmml they any.2 Not much manufsciudng il ming
gn al prtsentin the factory of Har
ers he said have had to put awaytheiranandtrucks.bonu:e they
had no money for ppkeep.The ban
is especially sl:Ict on old aecmmtl
and morfay cannot be borrowed fé?
this purpose lt any Hgure he clnimedi
The outlook for the future is very in
vonble howcvcr for :mp pmspgdl
an very good Ind farmers are tafk
ing that this mean!only rclieffor
poor moilections.
Tllklng Crop Pmsped;
Crop reports that :me being gath
culnnnfzws PARTY
Hn.s F.Hmin gave a :hlldrens
party for her little niece.MarjorieKingonlastThursdayafternoonallher home on Colfax sfreet.
The children played games and
iaicr manzhed to the home of Mrs.C. J.Robinson where a nice luncheon
wu spread for them.
All present had a delightful timeandvotedMrs.Martin and Mrs
Robinson rqyal hoatesleI.
Them in little changc in bunlnul
mnditloms but nomc of 11:13 whole!ll
ers now have the satisfaction of lncxplmiitionforlackof npeed in in»
dustriel and a reason for the dim
culty in coliecting old accounts.4
salesman wrnmg mx to a ima funi
state.:that trade conditions in :Lo
beet section in the wentzrn part
lhc stat!are worse at present dig#:var before due as scnrcity of mans;Farmers have nothing Lo sell and tha
banks will Ioan the beet growers nlitliemoneyforlaborandnveedon
but not a single cent for glwline 1
Petcrsomu Mr.md Mn.HarmningPeternonoftheRoseHillnlighborhoodspentSundayJuno12atthe
home of their son Jen:L Peicrfon
and wife west of Blair in onder to
help him properiy celebntc his birth
day.As the P¢etm1on.s are noted fortheirhospitalityanddeliciousdinnersthediswas nn ideal one.There were nlno present his twoaisiersandiheizhilabamisandflmi
lies Mr.xnd Mm Albert Peierson
of Henman and Mr.and Mrs.ShirleyPetersonofSpiker.
nun!membership in the Allocilti~
was pllctd at 8.00 Ibis antitles thmembertoadmisaiontothcFai
each and every day.Singh ahmh
aion will be B0 mutt.The Board I~
proprinkd $100.00 to be Sfkred
premiums to than ngulnrly enroll~
in die Boy|md Glrl|Pig Ciub »Sewing Club ol Wuhington countyCarl.\. Olson County Agent was n~pointed superinlendeait of this
partment.In addition to the cuh ;:remiu~shred by PM Association Andre
§0n1cwhat.brighter in this trade.
fnmwrs could gut.money to buylowesandequipmenhalthonomoneyaoulfibehndforguolineaccordingeo those engiged in the harness in
dkhlry.It lakes less money £0 openitenfarmwithhorsesthanwith
lrnriors amd under present tight
looney r~ouditions.farmen nn turningto horses.it ls said.Harness people
Arflid thlt this Business will be
inter Lhnn ner in the full.The
rtor people apparently are not at
.ll dibmayed by the present tendencyturnback 1.0 the horse in farming.
ery few trnctors are sold in the
Al)DI'l'loNSTo THEiPAREh|'5Ain'
BUILINGPOT
MANYIMIGRARTS ToBE
PERHITTEDTowas
UNITED smcsDUR-
mcYEAR
Washington June 15.(Special
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Aunria
Belgium
BulgnduCzechoslovakia
Ilinaig
Denmark
Finland
Fiume
}n|.ncf~
GermanyG.a
Hungary
ltaly
Jugvslavia
LuxgmherzNetherland.:
NorwnyPolard
E.Galicia
Portugal
Roumenia
Ritalin
SpainSwhden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Other Europe
Armenia
Palestine
Smyrna Distric!
Syda
Other Turkey
Other Asia including Persia
Africa .Australia
287
1444
mm301
14.269
285
5844
3590
71
5692
63039
3285
5835
42021
6405
92
3802
12115
20019
5151
2201
7414
342rr
663
19.955
3145
11205
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1588|55
433
905
215
TB
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The school boards of the countyhavebeenbackwardinemployinglrachens.Usually at this time of thevoarmontof the teachers are settled
diatea that the yield will bo spothed.ln some llfttlona eropa life
good while other localities the
rtanrl is poor.Conniderable injury
was done to Lhe wheat by the cold
weather early in the season and by
§h=m-Hrothenn and little win bedone
_§hiny or alxty duya due to the
t that the stocks were not sold out
in your as they usually are.The
nual nletting of the retail lsanmui
11.11 of ihe state was held at the
for the next ;cars work.llcachers have signed contracts asgivenbelowwiththefollowing
.
ll)Dist.
u 10
u 14
sau26li27
u al
u 41
ia 56
d
f
Hazel llnyhurst $100.00
Cn rinnc Sl.e\\a.l1 90.00
Agnes Christensen 90.00
Gladys Rave r 7000
Matilda Carlson 110.00
90.00
80.00
rr5.00
90.00
00.00
35.00
Jennie Appl(by
Elin Gustafson
owl Q.
Alta M.Nelson
Bessie Olsen
Vina M.FoleyLucilcAckerman 12500
ltheexcessiveheatinHay.Tha;ant last week.The visitors irelhi
between Lhé roada and their employesoverthemllilrofwagesardthe
Labor Board in to be perpetually occupiedintheadjudicationofwage
dlnputet.
Why should not the Labor Bond
adopt a wellilellnd pHncipla newwheatisthinonthegroundandtheéiteriainednl.the commercial clubu the hula for all futuna sett§¢
hoads are short with short stras.lf}m.gy noon and in the evening n mental For example let it be anfffbegryislargealthofeweroiiianqmurnsmiaat the Grand Hoie!.i l .:;f:ul ;g fs
L em t an uaunl ure found in the .{)||nimlm per jnatmen wa n propo onhands.Conslderahl dam wasdonebythehuistoc1:n1 §f.¢...=»Activity in the building industry
northirestcrn Kansas this week.ntinuel to be confined to school
ou.wen court house.1 and other publicMcDonaldontheSLFnncisbmMhhuildlng1andresidences.Buaincu
o! the Burlington was pounded by ~better from nouwlg QM and
which left uw mm bane an the rn §in some places according to neporu.of the ilcstrrn Sunply companyThe corn cro in Nebraska is mwin Activity in the ell flelh in Wyoming
nicely alihb lm damage fngm mggzwidi business up there and L busi
hnd been reported.Innes from l(enum is prohshlylue to
Harvesting has started in che south |3=;=;1=533 = T§ § l{ I . .Z ;:y:2:
strip of whea.i between Blnl City andl
RESDLUTIONS 0?rnnsxs
Wl\ereaa me United DanishEva-
gelical Lutheran church ln America
in hor 25th annual convonlionf nasembledatBlairWashingtonCo.
Nehr.May 31st June Sth 1921uponinvitationoftheDanishEv.
Luth.Congnegntion of Blair Nchr.land
l
New Zealand 50
Atlantic Isles 50|
Pacific Isles 22
....Total 355325
Grouped roughly according to
races this means that for the coming
your the boilingpot of America will
hzwe ndded io its ingredients about
200000 of the Nordic races which
are the most Msimiable to our laws
and customs and make the best class
of citizens 89000 from whenu ihc
Slavic races predominate.51000
Laiins6500 Lcvantinea and Greeks
5500 Mhxynrs and nearly 4000
Turnnlans.
The Nordic races than comprieeabout 66 per cent of the entire quola
of those permitted entry a percent~
ago which on I.l1e.whole ia very sal
iafactory in Llnat il given considerable
nésurnncc that the type of governmenttnwhichtheAmericanpeopleareweddedininnoimmediatedan»
gor oflx:lng undermined .lay princi
ples which are alien to the Anglo
Snxon concept of law order and ll
berly.So long aa the preponderantclemczii.ol our imigrntlon is made
up of the ralm dizpaaeionnlo fair
mimlcd Nordic type.always nble.
when arourcd_to hold len selfeen
lrollocl types in leash we need lnsre
little fear from those ne\1r§eomer;to
our shorm .Already thc question of exiendinz
the Dillingham rosirlction clause hc
yortd the yonr allotted to it.is bcinz
dianmlod throughout the country.The results cf the next :lx n1onl.l:¢
Whereas xaid chu:eh by the graceof God has been granted the pri\ilogcof 25 years service among our people
and
Whereas our ro\ertd presideni
the.Reverend GJ B Christiansen
Lhroughoug these 25 years falthfulyandablyhaaservedintlrcaalrlcapacityand\rVhereaa a.number of
our pastor;earnestly have labored
durimr these 25 years in mid church
and
Whemxn many laymon rontinuallyhavegiventheirFuppurito tho work
in the name period a
Be il.resolved:
That we the members of this25111
convention express our hearty appreciationandthankstoourpnrai
dent ihe Reverend G. B.Christiansenandinourpioneerpastors:ml lay
mgn for thai saerlncea ln the service
of the Kingdom of God and l
Whereas lhe citizens and Chamber
of Commerce of the eiiy of BlairNebr.have exienclod to the conventionnmost cordial welcome nnd hos
pitnliiy andWhereas the Danish Ev.Luth.
Congregation of Blair Nob.has en
vltaincal us moat hospitnbly and
Wherean the faculty and nludenll\><i>of Dann College and Trinliy
Seminary have avoided no in¢on\~enl
lense ;o make our stay plea.cont and
proiltable bo li.furthermore rr:sol\e¢|2
That wc the members of this mnWnlinriexpressourthanksandap|preclallon to the citizens and Cham
ber of Comnieme of the :ily of Blninl
and to thc Danish Ev.Luth.congrc:Killian of lllair.Nrh.and in the
fnrully and student body of Dana
College and Trinity S¢11Ii11l1I)»mmf
Be it firally resolved:
That these resolutions be offrvl
will do mnrh to dflcrmine the que to lhe local papers for publicationlion.Il Ln intimately connected with md painted ln Lulhersk Ugeblad nnI
Hun lalmv aihalniinn lrd U16 l|D0!l nur Tliihnrin Ymlth Bild 2150 IP
part of the territory and Lincoln firms
are now shipping twine every day
it is expected that the demand will
not be as }1oavlyas usual Since the
wheat is thin In some sections.Allho
prices are rmmcwhat lower thin yeartheinercaacalfrcighi.rail!!bring the
cost up nearly na high as before reductionsweremade.Harvesteh
lhreeher lauslnexs has been curtailed
due to the dentnantlon by hail in north
western Kansas.Demand for new
machinery is less \hia year but remirworkiaexeeptlonallaheavy.1
umm Drive Horses nun |
The ban on loam;for gasoline now
iuccoasion tnde runs :ood and then
the boiiom drops out for the next few
day!which pulls down the avenge.No changes have been made in rarices
recently acconllng to Mr.Rnthbum.
=A great many fncierir<have guarlunteodpriemuptonet!full which is
a pretty strong indication that pricesintheirrespectivelineshavereached
bottom.Frrzight charires are a big
handicap ln this business at present.
The charxe of fif ty rents per hundred
which in made for shipping lead from
Omahatb Lincoln wan cited an ex
nmplo of the expense attached to
on helped the harness businelipmiprocnts of three heavy materials.
and marie pmspecls for the future
£lf1 DYER POINDEXTER BILL
According to Asocizitcd Press dia
ralrhcs forty maslced strikers o\er»pn.\21Cd and heal up a deputy Unll1fflStainsMa:shall nnrl ee1.nn other
mon aboard an Anericnr.nu.amor nt
Norfolk;Virginia rcc1£ly.Everymanintheionecasiloiranblack
jacked or beaten with the butt:off
pistols.The mglraudern $nn0|.lnc\Zi||that they were strikers nn declared
lheir lr tention to drive every man!
oil the ship.The leader of lhe :ncbi
declares!that their principal PUYPOHI!iwastogetthechiefengineer\\l1|:||had signed for service in dellanoe Of
union orders.
Thus ui have one mom illuslra
tion of ll|cnvod of passage of lime
Pnindexler bill for the protection of
workers or interstate railroads from
similar attacks from ihose who mayquit.~}oin<lexler bill expressly
recognizoe the right of any individual:
to quit his mnployrnenl.buf.il Inr»
bids his lntorforenoo with the rightolanyotherwantowrork.
.Mcrrjinnt madhe tmployes haul grightloquitif they were mlissntiaiiecl
with their vvsxcn or comlitiona of
work.hut Way Infl o r;}1t ln K\
nbonnl the Jhip nml cnt un we r~:.\fe
who ?:ul taken their places.The
;fn\enment will fail in lt;rluly ar all
sv tleets n p e |u_cello 1 noiowls
£0 the scxvno1 lu!airs £0 aI worker!
of \\hnlc.r <r5 of :mplnven1.fl
State Journal.
..
.llTIES KlNSl.ER ro BE U.B.ATTORNEY ron NEBRASKA
The nominnlion of J. C. Kinnler of
I
Omaha to be United States dislrlctlumu of in roads and the workers..
attorney for Nebraska was sent to tho!
rt!!B10 lui.Monday by Prosinloet
illnllng over the protest of Gover
l0?McKelvlc.
The congressional delegation from
:he state were almost unanimous in
roeornmomling the appointment.
Gov.Hckelsio says there was noth
|l personal aggalnsf Mr.liinnlcr in
his protest but he felt anyone no
\iolently opposed to prohibition anKinelerurnnot the right man to enforcethelaws.The vote of lhe New
lranks delegation on Kinsler wu said
to lxrf For:NorrL¢JelTrien;Mc
l.0|.|ghlinKinca§d.Against:Beavis
llvlna Andrews.
Lincoln pollliciams are demanding
ine appointment of n Linonln attorneylmbeflrsideputyinKlnsler.Herman Aye of Omaha has been
fvieuatlqmcl as u possible assistant to
Hinsslerl
.A xmri sszuiurs\cr;1:zax1'
Yertcnlay morr~§r; as Mrs.Carlson
wi lfhe Carlum 11|ntaurnnl ntartod
own the bark null:»=from the livingnomo above Ihr restaurant the rall
% sr alone the side gore way causing
her to fall.Sho lixhlrel on the Ihnl
fluctuations in the cost of living.
Take ea a bali:the scale of warncraftsintheearlypartof1914in
the normal months just before tha
war.Compare tile figures with the
Wai of living at the name time.Let
u|§prumrt1rne1x1uui!f
hoaxing ln the nine rela;ion to the
wage of 1914 ns the cost ofli1.in|z
today bears to the similar fmune of
that year.Let future immales ordecreasesInthecoat of lldng be oxpneuedinpercentagesandthose
perrentagu applied wary :lx months
in existing wa|:e nelxedulea to aatab
lih new rates for the luecqeding
hall year.The Bureau of Labor Sutistica of
of the Department of Labor furnishes
an impartial agency for determining
what the cost of living has been ln
any year In the recent past and the
llueluntiona an they occur.lt has
agent:in the Held in all part!of the
country constantly gathering actual
rzlall prices qf food clothing mote
and other factors that enter into
living coals.its rclulisl are not opentocdtirlsmbyeitheremployeroremployebecameofallegedail
ness..The method of wage adjuntmenu
suggested would make the llxleg of
new schedules Iarmlb automatic.nl
woufd relieve the Railroad Labor
....._.........._.._._________.ered DurocJeney fill:John Stdeb
lett one purebred reghtered Poland
China gilt to the winner of lst in
each lot.C. 13. Cook offera one 11|istered DurocJersey gilt zo the Grand
Champion winner in all dues.
For further information nlaLiv§to
Boys and Girls Club exhibits.apply
to Klarl A.Olson County AgentBiff
The Qllowing committees were nm
pointed(Publicity Roberrt Hiller
Tom omfmm.Roy Peterson.nu11a_
inn and GmundaJ.C.Hlmrnang
H.G.Mayer Geo.A.Hn1\hlulL
llembenhlpR.W.Harahall..Fi
»£Hll¢»Attndlons and ConaeuIpnsLJ.A.
Dixon Emmet Planck.SpamGlennJohnaonL..H.Peterson
Waller Echltnkalulp.
nas.FRED METZLER
Mn.lnbd Mahler living on a
fann north of Blair died at her home
on laat I!11.m\day.Hina Maude Mathews was bam in
Kansas thirtyhrs years ago and
while ye!a babe nhe came with her
parents Mr.and Mrs.S. C.Mathura
to this county where lier we waslived.
She received her education In the
public lchooln and it was while in
school thot she made the acquaintanceofMr.Mohler who she after
surdn married some Muon 3earn
ago.To this union wa born two chil
dren Geraldine aged fourteen and
Harold aged eleven.The husband
and the Iwo children with her parentlthreesistersandmebrnlhenaurvlvehertomournherlou.The
Boanl of the nmfoizy of air.:1n¢vmi\u have Ivor resided in thin city.
\oluminou.s testimony from nprenen Of the ahiert.Laura the wife oi
Morris Kindred resides in Florence
It would pe:mi;thone repreaentative\N<=b$Mtall the wife of Harry Whita
themselves to devote their time to lhe:0f Omaha;Misa Ella a teacher of
lauainesn of opernling the roads and
would bo n renl money saving for ihat
Omaha;one brother T.L.liven in
Florence Nob.;H.L.llvea In Horner.
reason alone.It would eliminate lheNeh.;J.E.in Kearney bio.;Omar
element of judgment ihat now enter!
no prominently into the llxing of
\\.nge5 and always amuse!the criti
eLsm of ore or both sides to the conLnovenay.It would reduce the flxinx
of wages io n matter of fact and not
in Blair and J.D.in Canada.
When the smallpox epidemic broke
out last wlnirr Mn.Mettler was
one of the sufferers and she never
fully recovered and has been a auf
ferwer until her death.
of opinion and conjecture.li.would She was a woman of sweet ditpo
inat with nheoluie impartiality the
interests of the public the railroad
0\sntra and the railroad employes.
BUOSTERS COMING
The Sioux City Chamber of Comr
mrrcc have arranged for an autorno
we trip known on ihe Sioux City
?Ie1r:ui:i Fcllonwhip Tour.This MP
will includl abofff !\.e:iy lie iownli.
Blair being on the lin for Thursday
June 30th al B a.m.
msiizlnar:1.zcx~:xsl=:.~4
Since the lui issue of The Enter
prize the county lwforv has issued the
following marriage licenses:sitlon and kindly ways a good mother
:ind n good wife and ihe sympathy
of the frienrlx goes out to the family
in their berezwemcnt
The funeral services were held at
the home of her brollier Mr.Omr/Blalhews of this city on last Saturday
afternoon nndnU:r1nent was made
in the Iilair cemetery.
rnzuzslu:ns To russia
A mass meeting of Wuhirfgioncountythnshorshas been called for
Wedm\sd.ay afternoon nt 3 ofclockJune22nltheoiliceoftheCounty
Agent In the court hou9i3 at Blair.
The president and board of dime
ton of the Iami Bureau will meet
wiihjn the jarirlition of the {r.~ie:;1l1 fnoflof ilu Wolf Dru::lore and!Frank C.Smith.Omaha and with the threshera to make an ITNl.¢wnvnm¢~n.!n:~.1m»Pornnever inorn llvsre fell lo llie gfomlnd.|hlabcl HI¢|\\d|!t Céureil Bluiln;Inlenl.on a fair rate for threshing
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un nnnu . w . 1 f_.__qu..yn.....linn of ihc beitcr und ner c5asefs made l part nf lh
of later to get down £0 buxirwils and convention.
ficheu faise gods may render the ex2 Commitire on
tension of the act advismbie and Ingvard
feuible.C.
.1. u ||._..». :.~|.....a...» mln mm xhln vurn cron.e minutes cz
llesoluliani
M Andersen.
M.Vidtbvtk.
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um fI1Ll.llf!.ill}I1 !UD!T fi If TRI 11Y|f0fLL|Illll.|}5U uunun \o.|luunlzllluln AA plyywlunq 1 nf|¢.lvction made so by the C|~sliiuZle\[lthough alle has A hadly wrenched Eva Nickels Arlington;Roscoe mm.;Every outfit in the county is #Bind
}Cm;grru should plus n.mqjriltltt.iw rd n|.olle\.arm as the reemult Sheliennnnd nnrl Ethel Aletxingeff Blair;to have a r~epmenLni\e present in
i2.fc form of Irw.that no mn mho wa.s in much peln yenienlay and lwt|Clarence Werner Omxhs sw Wilmaorder that they have n word in the
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I works on am inte:gtntu railroad will right but is mud!hem?lhln morning Alexander Adingtgm.conference.
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'nm ENTERPRISE. num NEBRASKA'nm mrmmsz. amIB,_;§Bg;$4._
Citizens of Papmlon man dy 4:61-»ehnlt-d the completion of a :nik 4>£
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Tanlao Elements Come FromManyLandsFar Away
Fgom Here.
The |un-umm fm- wmclu m Em-
hnml mndlunu Tnnlac 1| mndo. comom m m m m :venom nr me n n h .
and n n mn lwr lo d umuundn of
miles over Lund and ul m the nu:
'hnlle.l.|honmrxe| at Dumm unto.
um \\'|lkenv1lle. Canurh..'rm Alps, Apnmnnn. Pymnm an
:lu n A a B ns ll, W e n u mm. Hu i !
lu mu ln ln l. un Umo r. Pmln . mu .Mexico.ColnmNl "nc:n n |
mmf-'IDI me hr uny pu nr.; mm whimchuurinelpulp r o p m lu u t mu
m4\rk| No Plwlnllan an obtdnod.W m ll uid m h e th u ur l!! pbu-
mneoullcd Ilbonmry In the Unlhd
Bmw hu been cvmplnsd nz Denon.Ohh (nr me mnnurnemn at Tlnluc .
1-hlch,'|ecofd|n| m :wont rvporll, llmm h l vl h l m e u ma ; i n m r my
modldnc of \u klnd m thu world,
m m m bo lthl n u m ;a n
sold m mx nm.Tha a n plant oecupln W X !
uq uln f m a f d o or mln a n d n u |
nur <"1\D\df! of nomo hotties uns-
fam quality la nm-woea by | ads
of cnneful lnnaeedonu by sum elm:un mm am u m: th e mo m b u r n .
bnrh :nd Bowan an ncnlved in um
muxh mu from nl nam of xns (lobe.unlll their mnamux vrwlrnen Ll
been rxfrllted by tha mon lwrvvdBro ws e;Thi lnllhsd midi:-IM
then bonled, lnheiea nra ohlwsd oum( l m of Lliwmudl o l a .-
nu-vuthmu d n Um a !s m s un~Cinudn. In mann!! n dlmlnd ~
bdnn equalled by mln or ulmedldnt.
'h n lu ll wi d sr i mdb ! n
lvuylbere.--Adnrtllomtnl.
t T h i n g
ght Time
HALL QQFFEE
Nu~
lion new to the nmionred prenenel
or uno Groot: on me world nop.Then are four punlleln to the tlrlk
lng nc la!phenomenon of iiellvnlccontinuity throughout the vlelnitudm
or 2.630 years.Modern research hupenetratedme dark byvnys of me-
dleu!Gruk hlltnry.and we now
Taking I-ltr Odor.Ella parent! :rm Illll Ia annals
mo r n u "l1 l ro1v." bu; thun n n o d a p o n l.Bo when bl
gmad suing : mm t a n m u \.In ma ma;kat dlmic t may
The mo1h¢r'l exqulma d~ \
mmpgd har n a society mmm. bn
democracy reign: mpromo nl thatnunust.TM! as dawn at um 1
The wllllr huidtd th! mum- 1 mmIndthanlllh ld eonddunainllyuma our me hac k of the chair a~
nlldz "Wall udlster. nbnlfau1ra1"-lndlsnspnlis Hurt.
r e q u i r e a n y w fr n h t m n t a fo r t h e e 1 e »
a l a ; m i l : b u t . e m e c l a l i y l f t h e : m m s
m a n h a s e x p n e u e d b l a In t e n t i o n s o f
co m in g e c er t ai n n i g ht . o r If il t en e a r e
tu h e s eve r a l ea t l e r s , p l a n s om e H g h !
refre shmen ts..I n so m e fa m il i e s tt 1 |
c u s t o m a r y t n h a ve s o m e s o r t o f l i g h t
ne fr ea hm en t t o w a r d th e cl o s e o f t h e
e ve n i n g a n y w a y .a n d th e n l t l l h o b
pl i a b l e t o n i k n n y c x l l e r u w h o h a p p e n
to h e pr e se nt t o p ar ta ke .
N w .h e r e i s s o m e t h i n g t h a t e ve r !
yo u u; m an o ug h t. t o b e ar ln m in d . a n d
th a t l u t h a t h i s l e ave l l k !n g s h o u l d b t !
b r i e f.i l a vl n g ri se n t n d a m n .h e
What's in a Name?"
Facts apout you( name: im history; maning; whence it was
temporery (etc,h u e nreeened un
broken the thread ot their national
exlntence..Tho ilrmeet band which nnltnl the
Greek of todny with hle Illultrinueforebenrlof the goiden | 30 l l Ins
Greek furnace.lhq one-entini ale
tnenla or wlalcia nmmln as they were
in the dats when the tonguo served
u the medium ot the noblest poetryandtheeubllmeetphilosophywhich
the rece t m 3et produced.Thistonnetracesitsunbrokenllneen
beck through tnedlerel md Heir Teetnmcnt Greek to the cleeslc speech of
Plato and hit ccnlempoferiee.
And nn ell m u contlnultyoflanguage,here M l m n o t ln
Greece n Hunt lc condition nt e!
reire around urhleh centers n contro
versy et once comic or trndc :for
mere a n In Greece two lenlu1¢el.or. rather, the one language in two
forma-one written by the newspa
Dtfl. woken by the ednclted ctnepue.
nm!used In perilnuaenlnu debatesandinpublicdocuments.Including
Asgglu
Name "Bayer" on Genuln
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' B a n r " o n p | , c k u \ o r o n u b llt » |
are not nftlvz guulns .uplrin pscribed by phyddzna tor arm!! a
yeas)and p m n d n h B!ullll
Taka Azplrln wir u told m the :menu for Coldl. Iiudac hl. ~
da. Rlnumauun. Esnehl.~Lumbnn and for Plln.Hana;
born O! twdn Bl!!! Tablets Ofp tr i n m n te r mm Dmu ts u aun I nn er pn c k qn .Aspirin is
tr ld l mar k a t Ba n: li ln u httmillonouetlc nc iduxer at ms~ - -
Adv,
& UNE 0' CHEER
B y J o h n Ko n d r ic k B an g s .
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L m c o u l .
N s v r r z ¢ | a l l h i l m a a tIex ft .
W n r s w o r n a n d d m m r n n .Ha n ns r 71 |l e hd l u Mu nm lr .No r u n k m ea i n h i s 1 . a n n u l .
l k l a c e d t h o d n m i m o f I n f. ,
A a n u A l w i l d e s t r u m o r .w i t h m t l l n n u i d : u r n n i n a
u n .An d n w o rt n i l a n l h u m q r .
.t i n e r i n n m t h t r i e d n m ! m a .Th e l l a m a !hi n t d r f y l n gll tn fl l r l r s u l Ihre : l n u w
thro ughAn ln lh er nu v ur dfln g.
1\.Zu;;fm:ht u
p o . » o e n o u g h a ft e r b l d d l m z m n b o n u :
an d ot h é ns w h o m a y h e p r e - oe m go o d -
n l d l l . t o g o a w a y a t o n c e .b u t u f w n
ex lr um e hr p n un g me n , ih n ug h :h e y ma y
be w li | | n ¢_ ¢ n ou g h to l e no . se e m to b e
qu it e u n nh lr to do t h is .U! co u r se lh l s
d n l ; l n ; i n c t t w t h e f a u l t u f : h o m o n
wh o m th e y ar e c ai l i m z w h a : m e n n e w
to p l ra o ! r u l we r x ul l o n j u s t a s t h e y a r ede p a r ti n g .a n d m a k e i t dlfti cu lt fo r
tlmz x \o ..l rare nt mar e. This als o sh own
a c en al n m ek a t : so ci al po is e.
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0
sozfma.
T H E wisest of feminine names ia
Svvhr. or Sophia. aa the ahnuld
be calied roperly.It ia perhaps meonly naménPh1rh u cron-:ly aaaovlaled
with Divine aurihuta since Ita odrln
dates back to the dedk-ation of thatmom: gorgeous ot cmmmn tempiea br
which Jualinlan declared that he had
surpassed Solomon.lt Ira;cniled
Bt. Snphla (the burly wisdom of God).
Aecordlng so the "Prueher" In tha
Book of Ecflralaltlcul. Wisdom ia the
mother of mlr Love. Hope and holy
Fear. and this Idea u aaid to have
suggested the allegory of the holywoman with three daughters so called.
ami in mmpllmem to the newly bull:
church,:he nlrce ot .luatlnlan°a am-
presa. af terwuni wife of his neplnew
and auceaaaor. was cniiad Sophia. Tha
BY MILDRED MARSHALL
and in public documents.IncludingtheScriptures.the drcutatlon of
which ls regulated by lu v;und the
other a vernacular used bl l u l e m u lesof the zrwnfb.coma nr man;
words of foreign Prlarin.especiallyTurkld:and lullnn.arising from
than periods of foreign occupation.
All In B004 Tlml.zz urn nz 4 ch.IldNn'| plm|¢_
may nn play ing at fnmunrd. useIonnnlor pretending In bo hh or 3;
fuoma animal.'rm wood; ~»~with grunting. lurking and cmwi~but ons ilttla xlri at dlent.
"'V~'h.'l don y ou vla n" u kld an
of the tn-chori."Plauo. mlll. 1 lm Plullll-"' abc
plied.-Wm are you. then!""Plum mm. Tm a hen.. and I'~lqIn| an CII-W in n Pu ln llb ld
mn tac kle !"
among the dlughten of the nomllryor Gmane and uma carried.through
Slaronlani. lo Germany.
illstory records n llungurlnu prlnmmorthatname ln 9l9.and un
other, daughter of Klng Gem. murried Magnus of Saxony and spread the
ly r cd uc m- fl to w rl tl n a. e xc ep t fo r p r l -
ea t s c om m u ul c at l un a .T h e fo r m e r l l
t h e c u l t u r e d t o n g u e :th e l a t t e r t h e
p o p u l a r lc l l o m : a nd b e t w e e n th a t e r n
t h e m r l l l va s me r c ll e i a w a r fa r e .l n
u l l t h fa n at i ca l st ud e nt s o f Lhe u n l
ve r a l t y h a ve l u s t t he l r l l ve a . m l n l a l e n
th e l r po n fn l i o s ,a n d I H e t : o p o l l t n n
of A t l t et t a h l a m h t r .
Gnsacs o f To d a y A l m e n H a w .
Gr e ec e o f tol lay lo ok s ba c k o n l y
t m vs ge ne ra ti on s.tr o n s p l a n a lt a
o r i g i n l u t h e w a r fo r ind epe nd enc e.
w h i c h era s c onc lud ed ba ' th e pr o t oc o l
o f L o n d o n i n 18 3 0 :a n d .urlt nesa lng
tn s g n o g r o a s w h i c h In t h a t h r l s f s p a n
h u be e n m a d e I n a l a n d o t nt cl t
ap a ra e re a ou r c ea . on e c a n no t a e e h o w
p n l a e c a n b s w i t h h e l d fr o m a p s o
p l e w h o h a vu acc om pli sh ed a o m u c h .
W h e n t h e c l t y o f At h e n a p a n e l !
t m m ' r m m e co n tr o l a n d vraa d a -
i fu a t e vi a a t h o c a p i t a l o f t h e n e w m e
k l n g d o m o f Gre ec e.l t vuaa a m o r e
h l m u m t n f wr e t c h e d h u t s cl ua te ru d
a b o u t t h e Acr op oli s.To d a y I t In a
t h o r o u x h l r m o d e m clt y.I l l h sp le n
d l d n r o e t s .lu a gn i h ce n l p u b l i c b u i l d -
i n n .h a n d s o m e nealtlencca.a t t r a c t i ve
p u k a ,n m !m o a t o f t h e m o d e r n l m
D r l l ve m e n t l o f w h i c h we s te r n clt lea
bo as t.Th e b u i l d i ng o ! t h i s c l t y a l o n e
In s la n d o r a uc h ac a n l y r e nm t r c ea l a
fa l r t z co m p a r a bl e t o . th e d e vel o p m e n t
u f o u r o w n r l c h W es t.a n d a a m e r i
l o r l o u a w h e n a l l t h e ci r c u m st a n c e !
ar e co n s ld e r ed . In d e ed . ha d th e Gr e e k
o f to d a y n o t h i n g t o h i s c m d l t n a r e
Ki l l h ul l d l n g o f t h e n l l r i c t l r e c a p i t a l
o f h i s n n l l o n .t h a t a l o n e w o u l d h e
au l l l c l a u t t o r a n k h l l u a mo n g t h e c o u -
fn r u ct l e e a g e n d a o f t h e m o d e r n
worl d..
l u l h l a c l t y o f o h !me m o r i e s a n d
ne w l t o p c a. n u e c t lt r e c e n t er s n o w a s
l u lta c la ss ic d a n a n d h e r e a m l e n t
a n d m o d e r n G r e s c r a r e ln e x tr l c ab l y
m i n g l e d i n a cu r io u s me d l e y u f m oll m x l l y a nd a n t i q u i ty . e r E } c h w o r n t h s
m o s t o n l l n n r y o l e ve r y : l a y a fl u l r t .
O u e ve r y h a n d ar l a e t h e ataastered
m o n u m e n t s o f lt a apicoelld past,a n d
e ve n t h e ti nl ca t fr a g m e n t s w h l c h
a e n o t o t t n k t h e l i fe o t t h e p r e s e n t
w l t h t h e d a y s t h a t a r e : o o o a r e m o a t
ea r e fu l l y p r es e r ve d .
Cu a nd o z u An t lq t ll t ls l .
T h e G r e e k g m e r u m s n t l a ke e n l y
st l ee t o Ita r ea p o ns l hl l l ty for th e au r e
fu a r u i n g o t l u a n t i q u i t i e s a n d t h e
de p a r t m e n t o r a r c h a e o l o g y . u n d e r t h e
#b a r g e o f t h e ml n t at r y o f rd tt lr l ll ut l
a n d relit tlnn.l a pa t n at a l cl n d r o r g a n
l a e d a n d p n u l e n t l y ad m l n la e r e d. Th e
m u l e u m a a t At h en a a r e h u n d m m e l y
ltfuuseel,co nvvit le n ll g a m t n a e d .n o
c u r a l e l y cat al og ue d.a n d o p e n t o l n
ap vc ll u n a n d s t u d !w i t h o u t tee.th ln
h l l u r be l u g a p o l u t o t g r e a t p r l d s
wm nnusmsrs neuamm~
swmr-num
p s ' 0 |||a ~De nm a r k in a a ld to ha ve re ce lv w ll
t h r o u g h th i s la t t e r pr i n c e s :u w h a n
si n c e m a d e It a l m o l t ¢ n at i o n a l n a m e .
It a t u g u e w i t h th e r o y a l t y o f D e n -
.:.
n i t ~ ~ l l ~ ~ n m u h b h -
m i n u i u d b r D r . K i l m l f s S u m p
i h o g r ¢ | \ . k i d n q , l i v | r m d h l s d d n ~
d n a .It il s vi= r=i¢iv='» p nsarlptioa.
Sr n m p Zl o o t i l 4 s u t q t h e n i n l
eine.It h d p l t h l k i d a e y q l u vn r a u d b l ad n d o the ma r k m u m i n l a n d #
sh on ld dn .S w a m p R o o t h l l n o o d t h c t l l i dI t i a d d l a y a l i d r u x i I t a o n l t s
n d l t o b o u i d b e l p r w N o o t h a r ~
me di ei n th uo o m an y fr i en ds .B l m n t o g e t B u m p B o o z m 4
t n l t m e n t u m a .1 l m n v ¢ r , i l y o u v i l h ¢ r l l ¢ n t u ¢
:r u t p r e p a r a t i o n u n d a m e m u i n |Ki l m e r t G o .. B i n gh a m t o n. N . Y. , i n
: m p h b o t l l c .\ \ ' h m vd t l q b e a n
a n u s ; u m p a p e r . - A d v.
-. . _ _ _
Corinxie Grimm G=reece and ~ n
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nll who dealne to sneak and write cor
rectly . "Healthy" mmm poneulng orenjoying health or lu ol!ec t.|; u. "a
healthy person" or "\ healthy conditlnn."But "healthful" means promot
lng health. or adding to lt. or pl"llGt\rIng lt.Thus, wa my that a health;
person ta the product of healthful mr
L ~=!
~~j.
C m w n l n g t h e d i y o f A t h m l l t l n d l
t h e : h a n a n d m i g h t y r o c k a t t h i
Ac ro po li s.d o m i n a t e d b y t h e P a r t h e
no n . m a t c h l e u e ve n In In r u i n s , w h i c h
v m h f u u n : n a n n i e s p u r n y o f i n
l i n e :i n i n l t t h t b a c k g r o u n d o t th e
ch a ng i ng ce n tu r ie s ,srh lch b l n m l d a
o f l t i n t u r n t b l a h r l n c O ! t h e r e n a l ,
t h e c h u r c h o f m e C n r l a u a a .th c
l
o 3 1 3 n
At h a n l a nd
PM a l l I l l a n a »-l " " a \ : t ' r . "':;u:\a :¢a a . D.1
Greece.In c a r r y i n g o n In .Aa la M I-
oo r , a g a l na t t ha 'h ar k i a n N a t io o a l la t a .
w h a t m a y b a ca l le d o n o n l y m a i o r
t h a A c n p o l i t .
wi t h A l b a n i a n s .In a d d i t i o n : h e n a n
m a r , a t va r i o u s p o l n t a l n t h e u m m m
w h e n ra ae a rc h u g o i n (o n .am al la r
m u l e o m a d a vo t a d t o t h o p r e s e r va t i o n
ruuudlngu.."The tlamncemct the cuun
u v a n in a health;condition.""liealthful Ilvtng in coududva to
length of 2lfe."
A correspondent of |newspaperwrote. "Are pllnu an u lleeplng mum
healthy?"It was evident that shemeant, "Does tbl pretenc e of plum
In a stamping room affect the health
of the occupant of :ne room?"or
ouurse. a plant. In a aleeplnx room orelsewhere. may or mn: not beheailhy;
and In presence In a roam may olmn! not he !n»althl'uI humlr
occupant.f crvvnIxhu
in g a l l t h at wa s o n lt , h e p i c ke d It m p .
a n d t h e l u n au - l ld n g 1:m a d e || t : | e
du t h e a r o u n d t h a r o o m .
" O I L " a n d H r C o o n . * t h a t w a s t h e
w a s h e d i d i t .W e l l . I d o a 't a a a b u t
w h a t I g o t t h o b e a t o f l t , f o r 1 h a vea n i c s b r i g h t p l a t e a n d h e h a s no t h l n g
to s ho w fo r bl a tr o u bl e . "
:Quan|.|ht.\
I
A ! I n n i n a G o r t n n a Gr i ffi t h h a l
n a l a h o d t h e pl n na c la .Sh a la k n o w n
fo r h o r u n u s u a l m m a x p n a a i o n a . a n i
d r a m a t i c a h h !a n d a s a " m o v i e " m r
: h o Ia a a m o n g fa vo r i t e ,M i n G r t b
S t h l a U ft t n r a f a r r l d t o a a " t h c M d
d r a a o a d w o m a n o n t h e a c n a n . "
. .
n o r the m u :u! :ll lover: at mr
buuzltul.Near at hand cluattr tha cblet rem-
na n ts a the ti m that was Linnea:
a n llmo n a a ld c mc u n y wmo f z h a
Temple of tha Wingless Vlclory. so
chnta and 1|alleiln In in proportionsandoutline.and on the other the
Euchthenm, with it! unique porch olthe Carratidel.
Han! by the mln af the Impala;
Pmpglaea r u a Lbs n u m ;mek ortheu m of m n .wheat!ar.Plul
dedlred tha unkno God and lnddenlallylookthtI3=.=.¢.=.m u m
for all Inlsrvtning tlmo.At \ littledlnlnce lurid: the rough-bewn Bama.
when D¢moll.h¢nll Ind Ctslphon
strovl In mltchlnu phrul.. while Jug!below me the Ivory-tinted eolmim uc
dn Tnmpll of Thunul, bm prnerfed
ul' nil the c lnslc nmainl..
Agxinst auch |backxmund It u
mr L o n wlm th e u n a t u mlmeu zwhich hind IM ilfi of tha Unc h DI
mdny to that of Ihr clusle ¢or1hl¢|
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i i i i l l i i u i i i l i u i i u u
mark la unmistakable and : u ualspread through all claaaaa.x
England barely escaped lun ln; a
Queen Sophia and °y° though Sophia
Uomthea of Yette .ever ldually aa-
runded tha lhrona of England.he!graudrlanghlers gave It vogue In the
aruuh men In the reign of um 1rouse
of Hanover.England claimed both Sophia andBophy.France makea her Sophia:
Italy Soda,Germany Sophia and
Flekl. and llusaia Soma.ticplxla has an aid tallnnnnlc stone-
malachlte.n pmieda lla weanr frandanger. ll' It is engraved with an !m~
age of the ann.n u» particularly
potenx _Snr chllflm: anu Ia aald ro wardmr dlaeué and promote peaceful alum
ber if anncheel rn a ¢h\Ida rrndla.
Saturday la Bophifa lucky day and u
her lucky number.
roonrdahm
D
tvllh only l align:shock one willlearnthatthe man who given him
his morning eoBee bun me trimmdoul name or '.I`hemI|!01.¥¢l.And y n
1: In dimcula to vlsunllu un modern
`HOW Do YOU SAY ma,c .ru.unm
Common Erma in Ewllh mdan ra Avoid nm
his streeta.
tt ts Unly In tlsa Islands or deep Intho country. when the Altmnlnn
which svvem across tha Attic alnhas never reached, that ons linda tha
fsclnl llueamanta and tba bodily :nos
which the ancient sculptor has taughttha modern world as bein; commonto all Greeks of classic Uma.\
'l u Aqfteuttun lic ltwsftl.
Greens ts essentially a land ot ald~culture, preeminent!! intended to ba
auc n: but, wing to the tremendousdrainby emigration from the rural
dlatzictl. tha nmsrm of agriculture
nu been painfully dadclent.In manyplaces the rand la tllleé only by wom
enandgirls.Llansof thsmenhavagona nl to America.
Linn:ilntl tha Athenlan cllmataagreeable.Cdd wl.l1dI lheiwe ant. to
bs sum ln winter. hlosrlng down from
the snow-cappetl hllla above the townor blowing up from the sea at Phal-
eron;but thera are no trusts:tharosesbloomdmtn ; n ary month ot
the year; onnaas rlpen tn tha open
air. una nil! pick hla breakfast frolt
from the trees nunltle his srlndosr.
The summer heat ls easily sndurable.the absence of mln removing tha lm
mldlty which mains .Ameriean tnld-
aummer so lntolerabie.One cannot
truthfully ll: that mldsmnmof night:in Athens are reall; cool. but theta
la a senslble dllference from the beatof tha da: and a freshness which al-
ways malma sleep possible.At lbs bt'|Inn!n| ol tha hot sesion.
there la usually an exodus oi'tha
court. the diplomats and tha wealthyfromAthena.To take their plan!!
them Unfit to Athena and to the ses
altla hotels at Phalemn and to villas
and resorts at Kephlalsdnthe»hllls
numbers of rldt Greeks from. AslsMlnnf and from Hunt: and tna whola
city reverses tha order ul its arlnterlife, tnrnlnz night Into day and spend-
ing moat of tha hours between sunsetand sunrise out of doors.Everywhere
about the town. on the mofa of clubs
or hotels.ln the gardens or on tha
terrace!of restaurants.benaath tha
pepper trees ot the parks. and nanIn the attests. tabtea ara spread. andnrobabiy as many as 100.000 peopla
dlne In tha open alr each night of an
Athenian summer,Tlhrooghout tireeva--and Indeed
throughout the sottra Balkan raglan-lingllah ls much heard. because of tha
great numbers of Greeks wht) bassrotttrnedhome(rum America;and
few atnaelera ln lhs Pelopoonesus willfall lu recall at almost erm railroad
llllltalr the eager nes thrust ln ntthecarrlaaanflndowandquivering
sith the demand, "Tots tellers from
America?"
1¢s.AL'r|av"A m:-|-|aAL1'Ha=uu
HERE 1| n uuunc : dllterence in
°~S TALK
cnvrm
had Ovor M-
e by Slms
ndon
ausquurrn
u u m m s u a :
Navy -CNP
Nlvn lf xm-
lc m lr i a
c.-'rn w w~lnl wunnm s.nn spasm; Un~
~Ich he nl rv-~¢ a hlxm num:
m n L n A n n u .lr In wmatnnm
,u wa llkd y to
~lrul return: ndBeen un' of th!
no IM dad Lbs!
r u a w : m rin-u mkleadlnl
m ly mpathhliivdnd nml:- r m
b l l d h o n ! !
or whiw hoflelBl\ 'ro klww :bv
an nu m.h m
er.h lllv°¢v andHedeeluedu n li n d wfre
hey want mom).um o n me p m-
n n l l k l u l
|7»"r m my l mvl lr r
nn Annum an rewm-u mm. th e
HOUSE VOTES In
TERMINATE WAR
Porter Resolution Receives
Support of Nanny the
Entire Body
o e u o c m s MD u u n s u o s
¢on»|dlnh!| Ofnoulaxlon u to WMI
rom ww lo Formllly DO-
-¢¢m4_|»¢»¢mnma»,
M Connltuo.
.Wuhlmm, n c .-ay | v ouof.lvl w une.lb: Mum piled theTonerruoluuman tormlule Lb!:nun or nr lmweeo um umm gum|md the mml wwm.7 u | lubauluxo lar me Knox moilwvn. puud by une emu. renew
img un dedxnuon ol nr, lm mom
~¢hrvuxn.w5|a6l.ulnnuM1mnvmmnm. 'nn nm lou of my mo
.npumxnn vm-Kelsey of Mnrmgn.run;-ulnu dcmocnu Joined In thegundam.
HW um ll will ht befvn pence nQfarmnlly declnrvdmmalnnin be san.$'l'h| Ima uw sw xo | mufereneaeammmuwhlr-In will mdnvor so
llsnlsxl NEWS
IN annals: FURM
S t a t e ~ g f " - - f § " ' : 1 n |
B u i l e d t o a f e w l t l n n f o r
Q1udokParnaal.
-
1311 of unknown erm destroyed the
opera bottle building at Wlnalde..
'rho won of Darin: atreau of Clark:will be nnisbed ln about three weeks.
Punren ln me ialrbury dimlet ea-tlmata um wheat will yield but tan
huatlela an acre.-
Proeeedafrom the4tbofJ¢tl7odr»brationa at Arapahoe are to be turned
orar totbeloalpoatotthe Americ an
Legion.P. C. Baird aotd his 80acre met or
land adjoining Boperlor on the aouthto B. C. lllenddl for a conalderatlon tt!
85% an acre
Workla progressing rapldly on U0Coors new ll!!! hotel.tau week
lmrin a of t f o r th e mm mr :was ataned.
A aerial of motion pictures .-:farrnaoflllacounty . ntheezpmaeof
the Saunders County Farm bore-oo,
vm be etartevl June 11, at Waltrrl.Wheat ooodltflooa ln Nebraska drop-
P¢ df ro m9 2t.o 'r llvlrc en to f ao or -
mal crop between Hay 1 and June 1.acoordlua to a federal crop report.
Bcottlblml llaa allied ill!govern-lneot for a grant of ma on the some
ot lake lllnatare to make a perman-ent cumulus emma and plcnlc place.
The American Legion ot NorthPlatte la plaunlnl a.aerle| of enter-
talnmenta wltll a flew of starting a
fund to build an auditorium and peatheadquarters.
'l'heJlrne1cropreportof theat.ata
department of agrlcultme fonecaala acombinedwlnlerandspringwheat
crop for Nebraska of 4B.521'l.000 hush-
as. al compared to 58.lI':9.lJw bnabela
lan rear.
lt la estimated that 19.800 poundsofPatilgreen and other polaona will
be need on the 3,300 acres planted In
potatoes in the vicinity ot Kearney.
The grawera are conaldcrlng poollng
their crop and eonlradlnlr for lla sale.Four thousand addltlonal feet of the
Valentine Sparks state-aid road la to
be hard surfaced.The road ls 20mllea long. lnrtendlnl from Valmtlno
to tha CherryKeya Palm county line.
Over 15 miles are covered with hard
dar eurfaclna.Members of the west central district
of the llfehraalta Pneaa alwlclatlon,comprising edllora of Lincoln. Dawmn,
Elem,Deuel Garden,Perkins,Ar-thur and l|(cPherr\o1I eonntlea.have
naked the atate board of control to
locale the proposed reformatory at
Ogallala.
Hr. and illrl. Clyde Dixon. fonnerrealdeola of the Adams, Gage county.
with two of their ala children wereamong the victim!of the Polorado
llond.The family removed to a ranch
oft:-en mllea can of Pueblo some yearsare.the farm laeloa directly ln the
pall: of the flood.
Lewla E. Srollh of Lotlt Plne wat'
elected grand manner of the :rand10080. A. F. and A. II. at the annual
to..nmunk'allotl at Omaha.He wllaformerlydebut:sz:-and mnnler.A
committee appointed lo mmluct an ln-veatxratlon Into tht future mabltah-
mortt of a Nebraska Maeonlc hospital,
'aIll report at the 1921 session of the
[nod lodge.An average artleat me wlth R004
prospects for oata,rye and barley,
evident dnce the recent ralml, are pro-dleled for Nebraala by A. E. Anderson
of the bureau ot crop estimates.Hereports that polaloea hare begun to
bloom and the em crop of alfalfa la
beta; harvested.The only crop* ap-parently damaged by the rain la corn.where aome plant: were either washed
out or coveted np.
Nebraaka automobile dealera are
bein: kept busy at present ln an effort
to equip the cara of coatomen withlenses that comply with the new :tale
law. which prorldra that only lenaea
receiving omcld recornltton can be
need ln the state.Stock c an onhand must be equipped alao, aa a provlalon states that a car moat not he
altered for sale unleaa properly
equipped.Stale ollldala declare thatthe liebraalta law la to be rlaldly en-
forced and that the llnea wlll rangefrom310 to S'50 for brat offeoaaa.
The atato lena law has been publlahed
ln booklet form and may be otrtalnedmm State Erlrlneer George Fl. John-
acll at Lincoln. br thou who lrlalt lt.An order by the Brown county dia
on-e court was :erred on the depen
.t of trade and commerce. to ner$2'l2.tltlt1 to depositors In the BrownCountybanltathongPine.which
cloned lla floors aome time aao.
Aa a reatllt of the tubarculnala ln-
apectten wort carried on amona llvadock by the :tate and federal burqtrl
of animal lndoatrr.there are nowninety accndlted herds in an-m-ma.
Tata have been made ofl8.00~l ao-lmall alooa the drat of the rear. only
4 per cent of which were found to re-
act to the tobercnlor teal.
A committee of the Nebraska dla»trlct of the Evangelical Rl-nod of
North Amerlca o n authrrrlued lm-medlate corlatmcllrm of e etnoom de
onrnlnallonal hospital at L i n d o .Tlnlny-one chnrchea In the state ara
supporting the hoapltat.Nebnahll. with a total pnplllatlon ofl.2llLltl".l. han l.219.21fl whites, £1242
oegroea. $9 lnrllanl. 15| Ptltneae, 204Japanese and 30 Tlllptnoa. Hlndna and
Koreans, the t'.t'B.tua bureau announced.Forelgnborn whltea roaatttuted 11.5
per cent of me total poplllatlon, com-
pared with 14.8 per cent ln mo.
a .
u
W h i t ! Y l l l d .
- ' T M d e f b l f f l l r l t
s t s t h e f 0 !m t r 7 ° |
r 19 21 nl 829 .11 11-
r e d w i t h a n u r
1h u i n e i s i n IG M .
-'mu ! w as l i '!R. ~
in t e r w h ea t . c o m -
u l a s t n u r . a n d
n f l u r i n g w h b a l .
n n ~m a m m a
n u r w h a t n a
mittee to mate x
Urgo Furman to Glvl Facts.Wuhlngiun, D C.-Every ieader of
:mute and lou!farmen' unlnm and
atllliaied ornnlnllnnl :ru urged in
n mmmunirntion by U.S.Hermit.prulldmt of tho national body nt rmlr-
mln of the national board of farm
nrxanlnzlnnl.ln prepan- to lubmlt
.keen conevming the pusrnt coadlton
-af agriculture in the joint enu-
as .r . a ! |t h e t w o l l m l l l l . m e m u l e h a vi n g p r o
vi d e d fo r t h e r e p e a l o f t h e d w : Im a t i o n
u f w a r .w h l l v t h e ho us e p r o p o s e :
m e m e l y t o d m l a r : t h e va r l r r m l n n t e d .
T h e h o u s e o b j e d e d th a t t h e se n a t e
r u o l u t l u n w o u l d r e p u d l a t e t h e d e -
vl a n i l o a o f w a r .
If a l k l d i o c k s h o u l d d o r e i a p l n £ 1 1 0
r m n f e r f n r a m m m l l t e e e m - d e c l a r l i l o n
.a f pe ac e w o u l d b e de l a y e d a n d I t
nm l g h l b o mm e n o - c a na r y fo r Px e n l d q n t
i fl a r d l n g t o e f fe d n m m p r o m l n r .T h e
m r t u l d e n t h a s b - m n I n n o h u r r y u p 1 0
i t s , h n w o vo r , t o o h l l i n s d q e l n n t l m
m f n f l e e a n d t h e h o u s e l o n d o n h a ve
fu rt lz er ed h i s nu m n ae n .T h e ne n at e
Th a f o n d !
¢ a n Ju n o 1 I n
f m t . m m p s n d
Ju n o I l u n n u r .
I * l i n t va l g i ve n
r m d i t l o a a n 9 8 . 4
w i t h a m p e r c e n t
u i l f l l n .
. - N e h r u h . w i t h
o f 32 9 6 8 7 2 .h a d
nn l n w l . 2 . - B M
. S M Jl p gn e n r a n d
~ d m : a n d Xn r n n l ,
a m u s e d .
as mn s li m t ed 11 . 5
sm Danger In Bonus.
ihshington, D. C.--Sertliary nf the
treasury Mellon will oppoan gnnilnl
of a anldler bonus at this I-union at
controls.l!rl!on'¢ uppusltlnn developed atm
It ns lnnonnred Hcnstor Pm:use andother :onlin Waders wen to confer
11HZl\I5l'!
n I n a l m m r d : l m i h r m m m i n d n n
w i l l h o l d h e s r l l m l p m b a b i g q a t K a m p :
P I U .° ' " " F "a n d n t h a r m m In t h t
e e n l vr n Ia ft i 'ag r i c u l t u r a l m m -
mu n l ll e n .I n a n y r u e .h m r vr e r ,a
l u g e n u m b e r o l ' t h e E n d e r s w i l l s o m e
t n W n h l n g t n n t o m n fe r 1 r i ! l l t h e r o m
ml n nl n n a n d p l a ce a t l la d la p o aa l wh a t
Ib fo r m a l i o n t h e y m a y h a ve .
hut will now find they can oblllz;
llqzeedy ldlnn only by ylgidlng md ;c
wvnlinx ibn bonu ruolulinn.
f ne m i l n w w .
m n : h a v i n f o :
. 1 . 8 'f5 : !n d l | n | ,
:Ja n a n u r .1.1913
.K a r a n ,n l n n y
.w h i t e p o p u l a -
r n f I M t o m l l
ln 191 0.
P a n e l s .
th an 5 £0 . £l 10 m m
o p a r t l n i l u ' a n t !-
a n J u l y 4 . a n o m
e .d i n n e r o f t h e
n l 3 1 7 . 1 1 9 p fr m o l Qornhint to luild up Guard.
Wuhlnxton.D.C.-Fulk coopen
soldier ~ul bill..
,Hellon'|¢polltion ls understoodrobe:hom the :mme as that of
former Recrnary Houston, who held
the payment ot u bonus to 0:-lerrln'
m m would rlisarnngr me nltlon'|inane!! lu a :linguaou: eitent.
n
0 W l m l n g
l u g vr a m l n g : m t
l r ve d n d l u n s : r u
e m p l o y s . n l i r u d
dl n r l al m o d r u p o u
Seann iuoeuda I-lays.
Wawnanuu. D. C.--John T. Adams
Duhuquv. Il.. vru named chairman nftheRepuhurmNatinnsiCommlzloe
to moored Pautmulnr General Han..
who rnlgnrd the podtinn.
m o n t o f t h e H n l l n n a l g u a r d a s a m m -
p o n vn l p u n o f t h e n m ll n e d e fe n s e
' n n n m t o h a v e b o r n u s u In r v-
p l t u r e - n l n d h r R c f ff t n r y W a r t s
t o r e q u e s t s l o m vr m n u f o r l h e l r s u p -
p o r t .T h a : n i t e e x vc u t l r e s f r o m In
fo r m e d t h a t t h e n n ! a w p t o w a r d m n
m l k l a l l o n o f r r r u l n n . m s n h m o n a n d
o z g u n l u d r r a f r vn i n t o " u n e h a r m o n
In u n a r m y " w o u l d n u - n r l y o r g a n i s m
t i o n n f t h e r n r r v n " l n p r e l e r r e a n
In f a s p r a d i n h l e a f u n h e r p o n l o n
o f n u r m i l i t a r y s t n n n h de vel o pe d
d u r i n g t h e w o r l d va r . "
( ' . - 3 .P .M a r g i n
n n n n d r r u l u r e
~ . t l l l m fl a s h a !! a
ml to th e ll vv s to r k
l t d o l l r l l l i j a ! t h a
S2 'L 0 00 . fl l 1. I! ta l
n l s m i l e " n u t : -
\ti on w a l m a d e
h a d n l t h e e n a -
r m d l a b o r h e a r d ?
~d o n f t he n i l m m a
1 ' I n n a n d th e
s a n o r r k r vm a ~
s i b l e n u m i f
e a e n l e e m m vo t e
Pmmumen ian Lifhd.
Donvor,Colo.--Funk 3.lledina,
fvdenl prnhlhllion dirednr for Coinrilln.anmunmd that nil liquor r f
nr ir tlm lm!hern llflrfi fur lhlrty
days az Pllrblo, aa an emergency mum-
ure In combating dlseue In the flnod
ana.
l ~
r r e d l t re m - r m o u -
n l u n un f a r
fx d l l d a i n r r n l l i n
w d n f s m f m a o o
t e d l l i r u u l h p r i va t e
d a n n m .
- D i w o w r y n f p n l d
n a q u a n t u m n n t h e
~. an on ml lon n nrlh
l d w i l d vr d l e m r a t
r P n l o M t n m u n z y .
Bi le di g g i n g p o d
Hue! lf Amurinan Luton rcmna.
lndlanapoul. lnrl.-F. w Gnihrnlth.
Jr. nmlrmlll rnmnmnnler of lhe Ameri
nn lnncm. was killed and nm nthrr
mm wer# nernludy injuml whrn ana nnmnhllr in lrhlrI1 may wwe ridingWm! ruer a 261m ernbarrimvdl lm¢1
¢"nion»-I Pmlbrnhh was s»l|~¢ted nntinnni
fommnmle-r nl' tho Iffl-m on 84*fl¢Hl\}»r29. 1931. aucxfrdinn Fmnhll d0ii-Pr.
Ihr flu! head of !h0 nrnnlzalion.Ile
ta u n mtir a n!liueaehuwltn andIn 41 y u r : o f u e
no CHOII an g HA RGl DF wo mc
Reolnlnaciton d Pvtblo in un Hands
af Ream'organization.
c on zdu uum I
Hannity .
Pueblo,Uolo.--The rebulld|.n|af
Ftha dt; of Pueblo. indudlnl the ru-
pzonatmcilon of srnc led 110010'A u nMdorltlanof the business and In-
a u u u l sections a n u u u a . h z wen u m and the admlntstntiou od' nr
llvl' Lhmughout the Hooded district bubeen turned our so :he direction of the
Americ a Red Caon Dlnuurl Relic!
adminlsuntlon.All wha contribute to ulwnnca of
'Pueblo un :equated ln a n d theirsubscriptionstou n Amerlela m a
Emu tor use tn Pufhl0. in :lakh mile!unsure' all funds will bt pnded..All
dldmrsemenu will bc :\:|dlL9G to me
'War gepuunem. it ll slid.Pueblo Business men have ezrpnled
an ani m um a ny men u or : ld nn:
' m r b e a w r o n d md b r w a n nnun be made available thmugh
'fled Gul.'Tha ni ln c h an t df th e wad ly
Ihll every pollbla dollar Htl! ma bimnlrihulnd ru: be nled¢¢!. not only
,fur immediate rdk! but for the ion:
anf pu lu lnlln i tu k o f nh sbllluu anwhich new hu ma-red..According to
a statunaat br Juan I.. Finer, mam
lar at use nornhvutem stanc e, un
mmap hal not been axagenlod in
u r l ;reposu.Latent anllnble i n t e l hum tho
Rid Croft and other ohhial aoufrelih o i r mn r e tlu n lwp e nma n n i ln e d
as *'mlln1n¢" nl a result of the 5000.The "mmnmnzm il mpsldn bs mil
itary authorities and the Red CN!!
fmm inquiries which have come In br1¢|¢lI'lP¥1. ml!! sql! nennnal inquiry.
It wus pmhnhly be many days befnna fompldo lm of ihl dead sa mm-
an-a.
It is estimated thu! me Quan mlluoftlrrttoryhavebeencomptetely
dmneiwl nf gfopl.
FUND FOR n n u mn a 'n n u z r .
lmlon Urgu uq:¢m| »»» ullalu Sul
Avllllblo for Aqrleultunl ln-
u m r .Gnnly In N004
'of | -mp.
l
rruninnon. D. c .-uginmkon au»uwnun; the rreunry so place 8511000.-
Unaulxodispooalof thaf l m - mLa n bn lr d f or h lld o f a cultuql
i n s u l t!t r u advoated before r mhouse banking committee by Eerrltlry
amaon.The treasury now has mono,-
nn on deposit with the board and in
g|1|'|l|0¥l. he aid. ls holding 313.00%mu m hm loan bonds for whic h at
pn-un! mm In no market.
"It aid ver was needed. it u needed nav," be aid.
Rlplnng to Representative Haef3f*80?|republican.New York.Mr.
Menon lid It would not be advlnbll
ful'sm lrwemment u loan moneyso people In dues for construction of
houses.."We have estsbllnhed farm la m
hunks sud it is imperative that wein-ep them functioning." he amd."No
:model for relief to lndustry huebeen usted.We have not emblrked
nn 1 puemsllnuc pofley and ue not
umlar the obligation of keeping 0|-tubllnhed :gmcIn fn operation."
Hr. Mellon lld he wou ld no t fl-
vm gonfnment lid to tarmrrs lf the
farm loan banking system was not
lrlnbllnhod.Congren has 1rented thesyltem, ll' ldtlvd. and *UPU :null be
mum to keep it in opentian.
,ln Gen. Wililarn usffhun nf the amy
ralr aarvlu, clilinl attmltan of IM aa-
Ealatant thief to the nmlulon of Omaha
,fmm tha amen! outlined air routes,1he was assured ln a ktter from
mums that any pfohwled slr mutehe han anything In dn with 'rlll lnduda
Omaha.According to the plana pro.kdm br the army air nrrvlee. Omaha
la on the dtroet tranarnntlnenlal route
between Rock Island and Clwymne.
IH-1-aldn Omaha.Noah Platte and;8lrlm~y am nnenlmned aa p-oaaibla
inatlona.
01-nah: Ori Arr nomo.Wuhlngian. D C.--I'pon the heels
Ifurlher Rdurtlnn in wus!!! and ln-
rr mlel In the hours of inhnr wasurzed by James 0('onne1l president of
the meul 1|adn department of theAmerican Fedrrntlnn of Lab-or. In his
annual add:on mths deplrmenu mn-
vrnllcn.Randi!!!trade workers were also
warned that further wage c uts nnmtlustlnnihyWilliamSpencer,
sw-rrotnry of the building uadn do
mnment.
D a m a g n In N e w l l n m l o i .
E n t L u V a n s . N . I L - - D u m a t e . t h e
r u m ! o f w h i c h n a n o ! b a a e c u n t e l y
m i m n l l d .o w i n g t o t h e w m a a n a
n w e n d . b u t k n o w n t o m u h i g h i n t o
Ih o t h o u u n d n ,w a s occa lrlo nnd t u r e
a n d S n t h i s vt c m l t l ' U I t h e r o m n l n
a n d h n l m a r m seen i n m a y y a r n .
w h i c h b r o k e s v n t h e c i t y l a t e BA I-
u n l s g i Th e p r e c l p l t n t i o n l l m l n m e d
a t f r o m t o u r t o a n m e n u :
S c o t ! o f h a r m s I C N | !n 0 d H i Y i t h
w i i f r a n d m u d s e ve n !fe e t d e m .
vr h n e a l l l i n d e n ;w e n r u i n e d a n d
m u c h p o u l t r y a n d s m a l l l l ve m o c k
w e r e u l l e u .R o a d s a r e Im p u n a b l e .
an-a at Wllmingion. Del.C. H. Gus
ulaon,Ilnmln.No-br..wal eleclrd
president and Frank M. llaynn, FartDodn,Il..secretary.Thane amen
11010 llmlhr positions in :ho Unitedliltlhn Gmln Omron. Inf., nf whic h
ilho l"anne1s'Finance curponlion 1|fa sutnldlary.
I¥Hob ruk an Hu a F am lad y .
;Chicago, Ill.-Finn! alqn in tha ot*
Flllllnlldll of the ¢100.0lnooo -farmon' Tlnanra mrporltion were tsken
here.when ihf fvc nthe c ommitteeof the United Blues Grain Gmlran,
Inv..no ei ve d mm am the nlli c ln
I k .l l !p a r t s o f : h e ¢ a u n h 1 .T h e m l n -
i m u m r a t e n o w p n l d l s 4 5 w m a v g
h o u r t o w h i r h l t n n r u t f a n m 5 3 r e n s
i n M n r c h fo l l o w i n g : h e a l r r o g a t i o n h y
m e m e l o n i n F e b r u a r y M a n r - t i m e
l g r e o m e n t u n d vr 1 | h i n h Ju d n M a c h u !
a r s n : t h e a r d l n t o r .
Pscknn Blok W sgl RQd|.l¢\lenChimxo.Bl. - A furthrer 1rll.!¢ridnrtlnu of hte cents an hourforallpukinghousennploy n
paid an an hourly hmrln and pm-
portionnl rms for place smrken,'nn asked hy the ('hirno packers innpension11206vrllh1»'ederal Jenin
Alnebuler, federal arbiter.The rednctinn.ll'mu ted .would
Denver.Gola.--Coon-eration In d
joint agilon by all the min* working
Ma ;Jnlm Garde!~Fmery,n w
and of the umm; that the American
tmopl nlnldnnted ll:aurtnt um
wrnrid snr.
'lla :Handed tha u m m ofhuen'tnlnlng a m p at Fort Sheridan !n
|Hama Laglon Com:nmdar.
1 Iadiampolit.Ind.-John (J.Emery
mf Grand Rapids,Mich.,vm: unlu-
y==°~==f elected national commanderof the Ameriean Legion nl 1 meeting]d the mtlnull avxetlllhg mmmiltle
|I1am.llc suorz-eds Gal.r n a n e r w.
|0|Ihnll21. Jr.. who was killed ln an
F wr xme a In ruse Battle
lianlnvllle. Ky .-Four members of
one family no dnl! and another lnbadly har! na the result of the moat
hmdo us h ams evrr fought 11:theKilim:ky mmrmnlnl.The battle urls
the oulmnm at annum!bormyel nfWnky Sparks, Jr.. and n mln nlmod
.||o f t a m m y a n d u m t o F n n r o w i t h
t h o n u t t r f m p o f A m r r t n u m l .
R u h r E m e r y w a n h o m J u l y 4 . m m .
a t G r a n d R i p l d n .U s i n | m e m b e r o f
t h e G u n d 1 l . |_ P j l l ¢ m y m m m m i n n .
llgmu n Dr wmd Nu r u J au n tl.Pueblo. Colo.-Fllxhleen pengi w
xnésrn tn hue been killed in the hood
!n the Ln Jmnm dnfrirt. affording to('||p1|In J. B. Mori of the ColoradoNltiunai ward. who arrived hen.
A. F. H L. Losing Gmund.
Denver, Colo.Calling for I unloa-trlqn raliy inl nf the fone: of organ-
Iibd labor. Proaldent Samuel Hampers
and lndrrs in opening the organisa-!lnn'¢f u m h u t annual oonventlmm
hero.dlnriosed that the membership
is falllnz.Pr!-slmient Gnmpen will be |uthm\
ind In dime! a nationwide z1\¢rnIIin'le».m°pa!;n.n In expected.The tout
plld up nwmbrrnhip of the A. F. of L.now in 3.906..'1»28 wnrkers, according to
the annual report.A 3nr ago It was
m m w .
Lawin and Zlsyuim to um
Rorhrntrr.N.T.-("hlmplnn Blau-
lllllul th ; mln nm!rm ¢Rlnngler"}hurl: hmm mn mntdnd tn moot in
:mn rlly on June '27 fnf the 1ror%d'|henyureizht 'ranlllng mir.
Rallmsd lamlngg llump.
Wnhlnirtnn. D. C.-Ilanroads urn
ld ;:z9,ean1.nou in April. nr $1.49-1.0mIm than In llnrrh. avmrdlng to re
poru tnnmsiztod in tho Iuln nnta
Pnmmerre eommlsslou and mark pubZlr bg' the Anoclatlnn of Ilnilvny EI-
eeutlvrn.
To Buy Cn! CaOpontlvtly.
Chinn. Ill.--A plan fur the co-upenllve pu a at em! br f urmers
at p n mn was discussed at u meetinghen.The plan nl lppruved and A
rommmre urn appulnxed to work out
(mails.
S u g a r L a w n ! i n F o u r Y u n .
N w Y o r k . - A d r r i l n r n f o u r - q u a r t ! !
u m t n L T R i n r a w f l l t i r n r r i r d
w i r e s i n l b ! I n ve s t i n d In m m w t h a n
f a m g u n .Th i s n m n r h r m n o s
u h i l s l m t a n nares n f m m M x #a t
( i n a Il l : a n n . h u p n r t d u t y p n l l l .
._.._....___.____....__.
P d a a m Go la c k .
New 'fnrk-Au1\1¢rz1mto|y {l10Po!n
en a total af 2.811 not unrlng mnUnitedRu i n wlll have to be senthuh. dnl to an oxen! in lhe quota nl-
Iuttvd to Pnland and under me lm-
rnlgratinn Inv.
|A p p r w a R o a d B o d y I l u m n l .
W n n 1 n|. 1 n n. D . ( 1 - Fu u m bl o n e p o r t
wil ' ar ¢k ~r \1 1 by : h e ne n at v po u t ofh c l
a n d pa ul m a s h r o m m l t l ve o n t h e
T n w m w n d b l l l to . c re a t e a fvd r r x l
h l k l vr n l ' n w n m l a ' i n n a n d l o n l a b i l n h
an l m vr ul a tv sy s- t em uf p u bl i c ro a ds .
' m u m d r u m s n n l e me- mhr rn o f t h e
m m m l t t w t i l l B l a - n m l n o r l l !lf'Pol¢»
|, | u b | |!» l r fn u m m vn dl n g t ha t n o c h a n g e
b e m u h - In : h r f vd r r l i r o a d i n f.T h em n n w p l u v l d n f o r a t e d e n l m m
1 1 3 r o m m l l l l i c n d l h f e e .
Wulhlnglon. D: 4"--A jnlnt rwmln-#Inn was ndnpiffi lu the hunt!
and the arnna smhndzing I|||\ arra-tary of war ln rtlrnd all nnsslbla rn
Illf ln Folnradl H004 mihro-rn
: 1
»'=§;§i*nnumAL
1~' ..».~ Q s m :
~:*lullnglon EJ
~In u l m
~!li L
; ,ri f - m s s m u
, .l !
.é emma »'|uu»n
. ; :| |m f '" 3 I g u l l n l n n
.L bon¢llnuoo!$5.000wulut!ndnd
by the voten of man for me nurww
of nmodellng and Qin-gn; the :c owl
uuuamg.
Contact hal been let for the new
ut; lid nod hom Opllnla to Bolmar.'I to amount expended ma y n o a s
mga an mono.
In l hotly contested election nt But-
too m whldi almost moo the normal
vote 1|as c nt, Sunday hue un car-ried by \ majority of 78.
T?" G|| .Dd Island municipal umm
recently tlstltuttd by Mayor J . T.
Ellsberry 1| proving a success..Sinc l
openlng at hu fed J.000 men.
In order to lnc reuo (mirth of thoaooood aop. :rem-un county £11mas
an c utting tho tlrst yleid of nlhlh.,
although it ls too nm m many :ocu-
1;~ .»u|\l<~#Ja~
T HE NE\\'DISEASE.ug Uvtu 211| I
[to ga:into any trouble.Mr.CoonRwur rox, as evefyobe tnoil. ll ellmbed In the plutry window.
~1 ver) cient fellolr.Ile get! his Hs was sltllnz on the :III llstenlng m i : - \'living by his will as well as nn cour
axe.U01 dtrxhlle num: mn wslvs "E"dlnuer out of hu brain: tlnplnte be
.happened lu notice that nn he mme
.lt In made Ilule llnnhmc ot bright light.
for the sun wuk shtnlug right an ll.
Reddy Fox always tblnk! a gn-at-deal. and whlle he was shmwlnz the
dlxjn ahnut the rcoqa he was thlnklng
haw he could use lt to hla adusnugu.'meaning hmr he eouid play some trick
on some oneln I um: that would get
'mm oauethtnz."T believe I can db ll," he suddenty
w h vn t h e mo o n l i g h t l l r vl m i l l l i l n
|. h o\ r e d h im : wa em p t y s he l r ee l .
= !r C9-On |Ilred. @1<-==_ !=s_°*§!1¥=""*
h i s h e a d .amz : h e n h e llnmueel.nu l l
t h e n h e : m u m n l t h e t l n p i u l e .
B y th a t l l m e h e h a d co m b t o t h e
co n c l us i o n : h a t R e d d y F m : h a d pl a y e d
a l r l c k o n h l m .
W l a e t h e r R e d d y F o r e ve r k m ! w h o
w a s t o u l u n e f o r h i s f r i g h t M r . g m
n e ve r k n e w , b u t w h e n o n e d a y R e d d y
st op pe d t o sp e a k t o M r .C o o n m d
t o u n d h l l n e a t i n g h i s d i n n e r f r o m 1
: In p l a t e h e d i d n o t In o n h e n o t i c e d
l l .
n _- _ __A....¢ \ . ..L _
1
1¢I' ~~mime u Pf
x......
~w m m m n ,za.' } , I . .n b i a s b y B u r A
. . n _ - \ . » . . . .4 -l r .
Idea so bonthered with I. nie.
m u M un-1 Mn thnlr.
,w w f W \\`
Loan!!/,¢' lx f'
, r f a a y L/'0A"J`0 LL/ 4 4 7 6 .
Jw/a MR
éaa/v.;
Then he
w r
\i a m
\z§\
Q.
\.i 4>. H
S N
n
~| | |I | "|l ||H e w a s e a t i n g h i l d i n n e r . m d h u I n j ;
//\f " W h a t ' s i n a N a m e ? "
F|dlaho\|tyumr~ihhimmme|nln|;whmeeitwa|
~f /Q "
0iI
in g a l l t h at wa s o n lt , h e p i c ke d It m p .
a n d t h e l u n au - l ld n g 1:m a d e || t : | e
du t h e a r o u n d t h a r o o m .
" O I L " a n d H r C o o n . * t h a t w a s t h e
w a s h e d i d i t .W e l l . I d o a 't a a a b u t
w h a t I g o t t h o b e a t o f l t , f o r 1 h a vea n i c s b r i g h t p l a t e a n d h e h a s no t h l n g
to s ho w fo r bl a tr o u bl e . "
:Quan|.|ht.\
I
A ! I n n i n a G o r t n n a Gr i ffi t h h a l
n a l a h o d t h e pl n na c la .Sh a la k n o w n
fo r h o r u n u s u a l m m a x p n a a i o n a . a n i
d r a m a t i c a h h !a n d a s a " m o v i e " m r
: h o Ia a a m o n g fa vo r i t e ,M i n G r t b
S t h l a U ft t n r a f a r r l d t o a a " t h c M d
d r a a o a d w o m a n o n t h e a c n a n . "
. .
RAILROAD q~|ME TABLE
Qukagoul North Western
Trains Eut-
1l:l3 a. rn. Daiiy.
4:35 p. rn. Daily.
Tn i n l w n l f .
8:45 a. m. Daily.°
2:54 p. ln. Dlily.
C. 8. P. M. l o.
' m m N o r th .
Hia End: Blathnm, who hu
teuliing the put year in Lincoln,~
a. gum at the honxmaf herHn. Raymnnd llorebanne.
1
'THE W B
Hens
Roosters
Springs
Eggs
EKL Y 3i ARKEI ' §g pg RT
.za
Buttvr .
Butlvrfxit
\\hca.t
Corn
Oé u _
Hogs
.18
.10
.28
_ .__..19
.25
.20
$1.113
»--- .41
s7.00
1
2:00 p. m. Iiaily except
6:55 p» nn lDaHy except
8:30 a. m. Sunday only.
1&\kn SCUUL
9:25 a. m. Daiiy except
2:57 a. m. Daily except
6:28 p. nn Ihmny.
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
Dmx-'r WATT LONG 38011611
'l'heWlrDepu1j!.m¢ntof'LheF ~ -
govenament Il the c enhr af, :.
dld.h-enum $400,000,000 was pid 8
Princ e for Americ an :umm +.
Probably the Frenqh reuon
Newt Baker would have given .
a n y and the amount could I n
been saved to the Frenc h trellury
Puritan Pancake Flour.the ben
cwr. 35c<.nts per sack at.
The Rhondcs Coal and l'cod Store
Bunel salt 58.10 at The Rhonda
Coal and Feed Store.
Miss Gmcc Ross il homo from her
schoofi duties at Columbus, Ngb.
Cankry'|Stxning Feed for ado
at .the Rhondes Goo] and Food ntorc.
Dr. Murdoch and family leave ihia
'n.r(k fdr their ~suramcr's outing atLake gkob0.i;
Geo, Riker was shaking hands with
Blair people the past nook.He is
located in Colo do.
Miss Evvlyu M rdoch has returned
home from her 5car's:school work
ai Doane College, Crvtef Nob.
Rm. Sealey of the Congre ulionngl
church will move his family from
Des Moines to Balir in the near
future.
Patronizo home institution by buy
ing your bread af the Biair Homo
Bakery.Nico line of other baker?
goods, a!s:..ISU
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sappcnfieldmnd
daughter,I-`.lir.||bet.h,camo ug fgom
Tecumseh last Saturday for l visit
with old frlendgs and ttlntivcn here.
M n and Mrs.Leonard Pctorson
with a company of friends nutocd
over from Kennnrd Inst Snlurday
afternoon to take in the sights of the
Cif y.
1 'llu:\¢° hot days with thc abundance
of rains that we have been having
is mighty Bnc for corn and wud#
but it :|ocsn'!. lislvn so good for the
wheat.
:,....-
I |.I \
W ILL READJ UST GUARANTEE
FUND OF STA TE B ANK
Attorney Glherd Davis Sends QI
tlnunairel to Rneifen mf De-
Innct Banks (or This Purpose
- - - w u -
u m r n ,Neh.'Juna a s . - . u
melnn of protecting and rennjuntin
the state hunk guanntee fund. A
turney General Clarence Davin
Sent out l question to d l
neiven of bunk! now .their .|
The paper :aiu for the amount
mm, deposits new on hlnd, unou
paid m 'dapnnitorm amount due \
pmwm Inc l the c ondition :rl an
H.II.Hart, secretary of the N
bnuukn Trade und Commerce burea
stated that when the bank az Ln
Pine failed it will found necessary
pay depositors t232.uoq o u t u r n
gulrtntee Kumi,leaving appmx
mzlely s2,4oo.ooo.lie said W 4 l~
might be found to be below the miimum required by In f ,1 per cent
the .tnhl average deposits ln s h
bnnkn§thus requiring an annum:
to raise the fund to the =--
amount.The Pioneer Stste hunk of Om:
which cloned its doors recnntty, h
xeponed that it may be able to 1
care of its obligntlolu without ata
mid, he mid.
Under the newprolru.m for n
justrnent of the fund the banks v
be usenet!p m rata t o w s "neeeaary money.' h m means
after the amount to be mixed
been determined each b¢nk'|
linquency will be determined is
thlt bank assessed thi! amount. i
stead of the useslmentn being ~
vided among the banks according
the avernge deposit:cnrriefl,M
Han. stated.. a
4
The meeting of the diy council
l u t Tue!-day evening w u one o
routine work lnriely.the report .
the expert loeountmsta employed
cheek up the wks nf am c ity
read and referred to the finance
mittee."
Several question;were taken -
one being the matter of the troubl
at the gun plant and was c ond -.
over till next meeting .
City Clerk Hu m e handed in h
nuignntion as city clerk. giving fo
his reason that under the h w »
could not hold t\\o.dty position:
one time.Thin mu brought
by a contention that the city dark'
time was taken up In d g for -
book work of the city and atthe nm
time he was being paid by the :it
for line work..
The resignation was tabled un
the city attorney c ould look uplexalcnd of the proposition.
A danger sign wa.: ordered p
on u e h end of the bridge on th
Xannard 1ood;
A report of :he park eommi~
was given to the effect that th
tourist camping (round was neu!
randy for use nod that the pk
Far Rent-Two sleeping rooms at are better in Washington county
2:4 W. Washington street..1as lhln any place along the line.
O'}<IANLON', MAHER &
0'!{ANLON
Attorney:-atiaw -
0_fllce| in. State Hank Builrling
in Iine sha~ 4 The cm s. he says
CARI) DF Tnaxns
We wah to tlmnk 0311 friends meneighbor: for so kindiy fiviflk their
b u t of help and |5'n1patl1y in our
1e mu bereavement.Wa : llc wish
to thank the ningen Ind those who
sent lioral tributes.
llr. I"r1r.>d Hetzier and children,
Mr. and Mn. S. C. Mathews
and family.
Kuhrfs, photon will P10110 you.
Will Su was an Omaha busiqesl
viniior lui 'I`uea=day.
Chick food for nie at the Rhoadcs
Cod and I'red :bon-.
At the Mrs.Seyinour Smith sale
fm Saturday the things sold magna
Eood prices.
Nm. E. J. Buntinp; frqm Iowa ls at
|Io n t h e n o r t h e d g e ,o f t o w n ,a r e t h e I " " ° J f . 0 l a r e s e r v i n g o n r é f r a s h m e n t
f l a m n t s o f n b a b y g i r l b o r n M o n d a y c o m m s l t e e a .1 8 t f
Celia Jackson has mtumed
After being laid up from the dv. tu Binh after an absence of Severn!
feet: of running a rusty nail in M, months and ll making her homo with
foot Peter Falun is ahh to rm about ifw A.Melia.-nay.
|The infant c hild`3f Mr. and Mm
Miss Wilma Bolt of this city ,¢..|\\ai1er Appleby who has been nt the
tended :he wedding of N5 5 Gertia mail hospital for soma time wu ro-
t§i|I of Teknmqh. June ash, and wtedlmnw.cd to im home on Mondalr.
as bridcsmaid.ior her friend.
June 13.|llisn
his uma! duties aiuin.
Bliss Emma Johnson, daughter of
The sixteen your am daughter of Mr. and Mn. Blnznua Johmc n, ls at
Edu Giillnm, who hu been inning
dray work around town, had the mi:-
fonune to lose his hors; iut Satur-
dly_nig'hL f
There am some new thing: in bak-
ery good: Lt the Blair Home Bakery
under the new mxnagemonb Come In
and try them.,.185
For Sal¢0ne of the beat located
homes on Gnnt Street.Forons in
terested may call for particnlzrt an
The Ente:prisc amen.'i'-tl'
The newest fancy work for the
-s.
E x a m i n a t i o n fo r C o u n t y To a c h e nn-nm
will be held Friclny and Satuaday,Ju n e 2 4 a n d 2 5 .
M a b e l J.M a r s h .
lD~2t Co u nt y Su p e 1'l nt e n de n L
am.P.~.Am¢n.go
M r s .Vkbhie M i l l i k e n ,n d A b b i e
S t e w a r t ,In i n t h e c i t y vi s i t i n g h e r
m o t h e r . B i n . A n n : S t e w a r t .
R e n n a n d a n d t h e c r e a m o f C r u m
I
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Hineline, 1hina'
northwest of town jumped or fell
from o buiiding one day last week
breaking o bone in her leg.
The 'Misses Thelma Undenvood.
Pearle and Esther Triplelt.Graco
Mead and Anna Schmidt are home for
the summer after attending school
at Lincoln during the past year.
The old band stand that graced the
rniiroad park for so many years and
wa.: a l"a\.orite resort for bum|, etc.,
was moved lux Monday ue the c u-
leltor park where it wi!! be fixed up
for the auto t?.|1ists, etc.
For Sale:-A strictly maliem home.
Close in.New.City water eieo-
trie lights.furnace.full basement.
Three and one-half aereo of land.
This is a real bargain.For full par-
tiedurs inquire at Th e Enterprise
omee.14-tf
While working on a farm near Dei
Solo last week Jesse Meyers, son od'
Mr. and Mrs. Wiifoni Meyers of this
city. had flu: misfortune to have his
[pot mashed by a home stepping on
it.He is getting along nicely nt.
present..
Mlm Anita Mehrens, daughter ofMrf aml Mrs. Claua Mehrenafo! Cai-
houn township, has been 1pending a
couple of weeks at the Hugh Wnjght
home on weak Grant street.Mini
Marguedte Wright is visiting ot the
Clans llohrena home.
Carl Holm-mon and family.Ieft
Inst Tuesday week for Lake Dkoboji
for a couple of weeks camping owl
lhhing.When Carl rvturna you can
listen for some nm static.: ibm 1.hi4
long but if ilu: truth of
the story were known the H111 wool-I
only be about this - iong.
hir. Eugene C. Miller of Clevelnmi,
|,'|
:..r .Q
colored ribbon over elastic and its
not for sleeve holders either.
H n .Wm.Krnrnbeek of Calhoun
md _Mm Henry Hansen of this city
visited last Ssiurday dternoon at
the Storm home south of to\\'rL
Kiss Marjorie King who has been
attending school in Blair and mak-
ing hor home with her luuf. Mrs.
S. F. Merlin, will go 1.0 her |J¢r¢nt's
home In Wyoming now that school
is over._
In last wcek'a electrical storm the
lightning struck Carl Brolt°s barn
tcorink out the entire cud and in the
an neighborhood Joe 0lcoon'¢ burn\}'&3g;l§ck and nearly burned before
the fir? could be checked.
After July lst. the bet is that ttherc
will be o lot of fellolw who wil beshown 'up on d d lion.I f ma.
it is a cinch the Castciter hunk did
three-fourths:of the banking busi-
ness of this neck of the woods.s
Mrs. A. R. Bred; and son, Myron,
went up to Wayne last week $4111
Misa Dora Christensen to
get located at tho Wayne
summer school.They were
In day s..§-1 wHa na ii e k me wif e and
Tyson nml wife spent lasl.
oflernoon fishing at Tynon'.~=
llrs. Hans Heel: and Mrs.
help her
Normal
gone a
Ecorcft
Sundly
lake.
Even t!
Tyson were among thou vlrho took
the cmly Monday morning bus tn
Omaha.
Rev. Sealey of tho Congrcgutinnaxl
church deliwrell a lec ture last Sun-
day morning on ihe development of
lho chile] which was full of practical
suggestions.He -made a cafeful on-
nlynis of thc subject and shovrcd that
.r
home.
Mins Verna Ruth Dillow, of Riwr-
ton. Wyoming, who has been visitim
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Appleby of Rcnf
nnrd were married on Tuesday nft:r~
noon at the home uf the b1"ide's par-
ents.After 1| 3 o'clock hfnrheon the
youu: folk: left for Clmrelnnd. Ohm
mont important question.
_ Miller llunk and family ¥t'lurnml
[mm Nc wn un Grove the i anr pan
of East week where they had bevn
visiting Mr.Munk's brother-in-law.
They went nut over the \\m»hinp;tan
Highway by way of Oakland.W m
l ;I ~Qs e ve r a l d a y s .Iefl.Tu e s d a y m o m i n s
f m C r e t e ,Ne§J.»1»\her¢*sh e w i l l a t
|>nf>o41f»~s oo~onn|nf»nf>~¢<'unor~onc>.onn»-¢
BLAIR BRIEES--Local and Personal
v o u v s o v a a u s u o o a v i w v o u o o u v a o u v o v e
Kuhn'l Photos wijl please you.I-'UR SAL#Four huh milnhcowl
.Alum: phone F ls.~'nw Rlxoades cm and r-'wa Stan ; -:does grlndk _>u n Rnlph Mencks.z Mrs. J.v. Himmn left this week
|.|
Lawn Grass Seed at Aye Bros.
Seed House.15-lf
Mr. nm! lin. Mm Ingeniegw wereOmaha shoppers last Monday.
Dr.LnnlntulT is npec téd borne
from Oknhojl this (Thunday) even-
Imr-
3Ir. lmmett Roh fs doing some re-
modeling over at his home Fr. Dexter-
villc.
Mr. and 'Mm Llnyd Chambers are
Peterson
tending the Bnnker's Convention in man is amled.
°"f°h" this ""§`°"The D. A. R. one to meet at the
Mrs. John Newell went oxor to Fre-farm homo ofMra. A J Luure onmont lost 'I"uesday gvening to ~ 2"r:1l:\}afternoon.o r
i n ' O l a f ~ w u r * h t ~ ~{°!l£ll"1¢H Hanlon,~~
}liS¢es Mildred Meats abd Leon l|.1k|r, is taking 1| week ofl' from hll
Pe ~T
O l t a
Wednesday.
C. J. Robinson his been on the nick
lial for several days. but is up and
about his duties now.
Mr. Qeo. Piekell of Dextervillo hu
been Busy recently building a fine
porzh on hi-I residence.,
D.A.Sappenfield in one of the
victims of the summer sidtnorla that
is no prevalent these days.-
H n .Nettie Stockton la spending
the week ot the home of her xintcr,
Mm Grant Allen, south of1.own.
Mrs.Dr.Wood:of Tekamnh is
visiting her parents,Mr.and Hrs.
Art. Bhekntono of out South lieel.
The Fon! Roadster offered by the
Legion boy: is to be mmm] off lo-
nighl at the dance and n big crowd in
nltur L\' expected to be out.
Wm.Gutscl1o\v,.Ir,i l ng pr u en t
in the Universib' hospital in Omshn
where he in being treated for ldlmentn
contracted when in the U. B. luvice.
Mr. and Mn. Pete Svendgurd of
near Orum entertained s number of
Mendn at their home on Itif Sunday
In honor of Mn. Svondgundw birth-
day..
The Standard Oil szaiion has been
rapidly pushed m d been :om-
pleted muah enlier than 'ru antic i-
pated.It will open for business Sot-
vffilr morning.
John Duff, fonneriy Boil Telephone
manager at Blair, hut_ now located
in Omaha. was a Blair vidtor ytllier-
day.He is still in the employ oh the
telephone company.1s .Sir.R.Reynolda.comeited with
the Cantetter bank left Wednesday
morning for his home In Tecumseh.
Nehr., to attend n we¢ldin|; of friends.
pruent visiting' her parents during
her vacation from het work ot Wuh-
mgto, D. C.
Mrs.Enid Rankin,nee Beaty. in
expected to ardvo in Blair the latter
part of the week where :tha will vlslt
lar? mother. Mm E.S.Beatty until
af ter the Fourth.`
Last Tuesday. .the I-tth was flag
'lair and in glancing up and dotgn
Blain street only two llama were
noticeable.Even the city flak was
not floating In ine gentle breast.
Mrs. "Ted" 'fhorklosen had n para-
lytxc :stroke last Thurulny which a!-
l¢.\l.£!d her right olde and also has no
we of either member on that aide.
Shf is in lt \'ery.cHti¢a2 condition.
Clare C.Lathrop has tllecl an ln-
junction suit agninnt the city for em-
ploying Clark O'Hlnlon for npcdal
city attorney and setting forth that
in no doing the diy authorities have
ew:their power.
For Sa A line seven momresI
tlmttte ln th best residence ponlon of
Grant street.House modern ln every
wly and in excellent repair.Good
gnrtlge.Priced to nel!quick.ln»
quire nt The Enterprise otllce.8~tf
Bliss Ethel stems. who h u 'bm
visiting her p:)ntn,Dat and Mrs
Stemm for a couple of weeks, tenven
next Sunday afternoon for Laramie,
W>o1nin|¢ where nh will ottend surn-
mer school,1\tlss Ste nrt will return
to Illvertvil to leach another year.
Dr. Murdoch, the tlrat of the week.
sent a tmck load of wldinz and cook-
ing utensils up to lake Okoboji.He
and the family will zo up next week.
The Dr. will not stay all the time but
will drive bac k and forth on he ~
leveral patients to look after here.
\B a n k o f B h i r .
Ch e s t e r F i n k ,fc r m e r l y a m a i d e n !
o f B i n l r ,b u t f o r t h e l a s t a w e r a d
ho m e 6 1 'i f f .a n d M r s .~ .R .B r b c k
o n W e d ne s da y .M r . N i e l s e n l i ve d I t
~gn:day and Friday returning to
Blair Inter.
The Misses Rachel and E1len Boy-:lon of near Des Moines, lawn have
he en gu nta at tho Andrew Jani-on
home for the l u t few days.Mr.
ington xounty people were in Omaha
Monday night and visited the Ak-Snr
Ben den and from the looks of some
nn! them the next momlng they must'hive been run through a threshing
machine or some other h i o f n
thing.
his way ua hzumd the Bankefs Con-
vention which rommes in Omaha to-
Cha.-1. Nielsen. cashier of the Long
J ¢l .|
a underway in Orc-
mamhr of ihe :tate
~imisdnn because hr
granting a mic iz:-
lrlephone company.
aily on the subject
r. published at Port-
en cost! and wages
income incremaca. the
hutc h in reduce
miuion will err onuublic every iirno, if
lilltiea will get no
haw a hard iimo to
1.: face of the public
==:-more than they
habit of pa§,ing."
a
because a 5%par
ieid: too low a me
~ra who have many
securities yiéding
le.Without enlirb-
farm loan act it in
providing that fum
ben Interest at thu
. t.This il expect-
investment in agri-
| to nlicve tha bank
-by frozen fuan
dana..Iz will not
Did It Ever
Strike You
' \
l 4 9,f
That Robinson th'e Tire
Repair Man can fix thoée
old Tires that you have
discarded.Bring them
in and let us prove it.
Robinson's Tire Shop.
s ~Ac co
.f
ZNIFIRSIIIP
BZINH RIOT
Ington,has more
hip of public utili
l Fmancc goes with
to Journal.
~ senaton hmm da-
gb gp 5% per cent
desirable to go at
the senate over the
~vlng the tax ex-
se bonds brollllht out
reforms the atbuntry
eu fixture.The ob
4 pt necuritiel ls so
a chasm in the el.-
pentive.H it wore1-eased condition of
bn would no doubt
e #exemption in this
mllaneen it seemed
mga in this feature
whole question to be
hen the McFadden
before the people.
will alter the un: ex-
wh ic h' h u bétn
record Is Lhtfreby
rest.Ex or ufnee the
~nd Issue to buy tht'
stem in that city m
hnl £\rnuu112 of pro
air minor e~vil divi-
the ux exempt mu-
|the market the
similar privilege
. . .p - . . _ , , . .
removed.The time hu c ome in our
nntuul life when the eonljamer inter-
¢~: is nfeguanded only by the ade
quate and econo itll distribution ofrhings producadjnio that the farmer
may not only maintain but u p s #
M1 operation.The.most potent
cause at our present social unrest and
cummercill etngnation today Hes in
the fee; that there is nn fam market.
The. farmer's purchasing péwe r hu
.1;,».¢pp¢u¢d_ his prices are far below
plf, hh :emu of prbduction are deep
an red and his markets are gone.\
axrfr rnsvlnzcz
latin;law the joint
n which are u part
Ioan system, are
tbl bonds uw sol]
per cant.For more
. been impsniblc to
b e a m s t h e # mu l
perl.; from the au mill, the mailer
toxpnycn. than not fortunata enough
#Ahold tu - c xmp t securities, hwbeen bowed, under an added bgrdig
With l poputltion of 390300 y u.
Pk. Seattle lun a per capita valua
tion of $150, which u tha Iovrut of
_any cout city of 100,000 people, ex-
IC291 Olkdnd. yct herper capita l-lx
|1 to 8 per cent is $62.42, while no other western city
ucudtlca.Even thc pays above $60.00, and the n ts o r
these f a m Ioan levy in correspondingly hlgher thnn
| ke them sttractlve sny other city in the United Sides
be senate hu passed of approximate population.Her
*5;§; ef T he Modern Cigar
».~a Hi .mymlabemzzer-mzmhfsur
.Write ~°$".Smokc d b y m e n wh o
. for °\}=~ -f ~HPpreC12;e §a;._1Lmosr
Pnmmum 5,L ~ ~.; ; ~__ Catalog No. 4 .~. r1§...." '-#4 55"1 luis £-nr Kip Ba.... rif .
Quality -'P.;wnr\¢»ux.;z;Q .~ y ~ "um |s.de:e\'m1 .4 .Z 'L 1 r I 1 w e ~*u . n u n 1 3 ' A 1 .1 m u m =:..= '.
\. f 5 .J _ ` _ j v ''g
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~ §;Q§§'~ Q
"~J 1 i
A1|'| Weil When Farms Prosper
By J. R. Howard _
(President,American Farm Bureau
Federation)1
Do you wnnt L6 know what \viI11
U ~|
.vholre dwayl tfmdlng some sort of
rf;anon for expressing solicitude for
the future of natirma that are in
xeen rlvuiry with the United States.
mdusttinl and nolitically.
r ~ q
as against J enny City, the nearest
compditor. at $139,_
Thomightful Nebruhns are noting:
bmeful elfucu of rlotocu bondthe
voting and the cnnngqoent vnuful
expenditure of public money!with-
out complet.: publicity.
EXTERRITOIIIAL £7lARl"l"\
No good bulinul man would have
in his employ u\.a| siatant who was
fn{2YB.\ mnnifurtinz sympathy for the
"elhre of his rivals.'Dae American
pwple will some of their day s get
1 ;,.'~
5 '.. .l f ' " ,.Y , 'f~f n
_4 ?~~.f ..~"g_ _': 2|
~o»o¢oo¢a-we-svn f '»»
A Good Habi t
L uvmu um' OP 'zona mcomz EAUK
WEEK xs LIKE Punts A BILL.ONLY
YOU ARE BOTH DEBTOR AND cannon,
'runny um mm Pnomonon :on 'ran
rv'nmz.
roam THE GOOD HABIT OF SAVING ggg,
ULARLY EACH wzzx mm BEE HOW rrsnows wrnm THE 4 PER can m.'znLsT
wx mn mom :rum 'ro *mm
WHY NOT OPEN AN AUUOUNT WITH Ué
TODAY?WE WILL BZ GLAD To nzrrnzn
YOU COU'3'1'EOUg sznvxoz.
§Deposits Guaranteed Under sme Guaranty Lew
l'. A. Srhxnidl l'rc~i~lm\l 'Ii E. Su-vm-wx, Vivc1I'resi¢\¢~|n
'l`|m»\. I-'i|\|\vll, Cu»hier|' J. Svhnuidf, ,\<\'( ('xwl\ivr D. J. ll\u|duhl, Asi'l (`nslli|:r
~1__§_,..,.fx
the song of the laborer thraout the
land'!1'!I tell you--a prosperous
agriculture.It is the foundation of
all permanent prosperity and conlew
rnenl..lt has been no in all nations
and ages.Delay ln bringing about
this speedy readlustment in fraurzht
with untold danrers.Fear and
jealousy and bickering among elaaaee
of our citizen: mmm give way to the
foreu of mutual helpfulness and co-
opeyallon.Llttleoesa muxt give way
to larger issues.Only that thing ln
our marketing plans. and indeed, in
our entire national structure which
will beneét all classes. can be ol Inie
inr; benefit to any. ,Only that which
is fair am! right can endure.What-
evor is fundamentally wrong can
never be Hght._Let no man any :har the farmer! of
lhnerica want to lower their produc-
A special cable dispatch to the
'»'»'anl1Ington lleralrl conveys the in-
formation that rI.houu'l1 there are
5.000.900 men out of work in Great
Britain. including the 600,000 cotton
mill worker! who have just :zone on~tril¢e,yet the nociml world in the
empire is al.lu gay ent.This may
readily be belleved,ellpedally since
ll. ia vouched for by the jlerald.It
may lim be ac corded some c olorof
credibility ln view ol' lhe general
policy of Great Britain in managing
her aiaira.At the lame tlme that
rl!! is owing the Uniled Staten billion!
nl' dollars on which there Eadelim
vuent interest due, that country has
loaned money to South American
countries for the purpose of nrergth-
ming her position in rivalry with the
lnited States.There is no nm! to
§American Lady §§The Per¥eet Corset 'E
s
§ For Every Type of Figure ' ~
Ig,T h e e c o n o m l c a | C o r s e t 3
0 ~i s n o t o n e w h l c h i s t h c n
~U -lowest price. but it ls the 5
'one which Is the
.Q~ 1~nosrconfonrABLe§s ~=»1~'121='°"ii'i'i"ii@
c a nvl
"9/. s w
~\ ~
a ~ u p u .|\1 a .h f l .- - ~ - ~ -= g n m m l ' = ° ° ~ ' ; 0 ° ; = § , " ' f " f § .I v a d i n z t h e la w . . ma §h e g o o d
e a r m e r w a n t s o ~.polm ticn but i t l s n o t g o o d p o i l c y .
unnaluiul barrlons tu production be The Enterpriao 600 35 wor .
{ / '/5 , ri f f
W '~I
/ - -~~1 /
4 ~_|
l .1 "'. ¢ . .|- : : . .5"b v x \"2- 1 '4 " ': '.r .*7:aa¢:.'-. . - * .~» §r ¥ * ;\f=+* 1 - 6 f ¢ ,ge gs-r~-"€ ;f§g,""°..:.f : , . ¢__.§`.,'...
."'21T¢.. ......fn .5J~:.v J |
HE GUARAN 'EE O N
.EveR¥..§AcK.QFP I I R I T A H
r l .
HE E~TERPRISETHB TAX nxaaarfr PRW ILEGB
Under the existing law the _loint
stoc k land unlq, whic h ere e part
of the federxl fem Ioan system, are
oblly ed to limit the bonds uw c oll
u the public to 5 per cent.For more
than a year it hes been irnpdlible to:ell these bonds beanie the genenl
merits! offers from 1 to 8 per cent
more on similar xeeurltlce.Even the
z u exemption on these here Ioan
bonds does not make them attractive.
For this reason the senate hu pulsed
the Kenyon bill, providing that fum
loan bonds may ben interest at tho
nte of 5% per cent.This il expect-
ed to increase the investment ln agri-
cultunl paper and to relieve the bank
ntrlngfmcg embed by frozen term
credits to some degree..It will not
dlorcl the amount of relief that is de-
sired,Fwwever,because a 5%por
cent bond still y ields too low e me
to ntiefy invetlura who have many
ellen of gilt edge securities yleicllnl
n much higher nte.Without cadre-
ly reeutln; the farm loan ac t it in
difllcult to provide for 1, higher me
of Interest, end the :clinton have de-
clded that e change to 5% per cent
la as far nn lt is desirable to go at
this time.The debate ln the senate over the
rieeinbillty of removing the tax ex-
emption from these bonds brollltht out
:learly one of the reforms the country
must hee in the neu fixture.The ob
jection to ta: exempt necuritiel le so
well founded that a change ln the el.-
tire system is impcretivc.if it wonnotfor thc distressed condition ofagriculture 'Le umatn would no doubt
have repelled the exemption in this
bill.In the circumstances it seemed
heat to make no change in this feature
but to leave the whole question to be
penned upon when the McFadden
amendment goes before the people.
This amendment will alter the tax ex-
wnption shelter whic h* hu been
thrown over the securities issued by
'he states and their minor civil divi-
elonn So long an the tax exempt mo-
nlcjpel M M Hoods the market the
farmers will demand Dui their mur-itica be given e similar privilege.
ons A. nao.\nBS.Puunw
PUBLIC (;§.'TS THE EDGE
A nmvc mcnt ia underway in Orc-
gon to fec al! a mamhr uf the :tate
Public Scrvirc Coimisdnn because hr
u.na emphatic in granting a mic iz:-
crease to u tn-lephone company.
Speaking otlitcdaily on the subject
She Orrrn Vatu. published at Port-
land. lava: ."When cost! and wages
decrease, nr M.t income increases. the
commission will hutc h to reduce
mtes.'I"ne mwtminsion will err onthe side of the uublic every time, if
it ¢'t\.».The utilities will get no
£n\nr1\ 'mul will haw a hlrrd timf to
m Iusti-o 'lu the face of the public
dislika-ta pay any more than they
hun hem in the habit of pa§,ing."
B .r a n m t h e d r fe n d e d \ n t h e p r e s e n t m n
e l i l i n n o f n a t i o m l F m a n c c : o m u h h
o u t s a y i n g C u t e J u u r n n i .
rm ,Per Yu:sw
158021: BVIRY *mlmsnn
as UNICIPA I. 0W?&F$RS}Iip
_-livery :qua thinks he In mort an
portant than h-I: nvigfhbcr.
me ~ m a i ~ ~ i r , N o b . , a n d e r
the Act of Cerngnu af March 3, ma.
Any timcrolf ]]§"iF| oditor who
~ieasel ¢sewbody yoxfre golng to be
ookirr; at him through n glass plate.
nd he won"t be xtnndlng up.And
$.willbe noexmpllnn1!t1'| ereialn
or of flmren while uie ndghbon
alk slow.-Wx!! Street Journal.
How m»£§5:`uT¢ six billion dollars
peut in automobiling in 1920 urn
ta?
A i l ! u f ~ w o r i u u l o f ? i n
nocidy aught. to be dumped into ihe
rbnn ran.'__
'ru ¢uy "'§.{"mZEi&.nr.rs», lawn to be moved, haly and breaches:
~n higher land two or three: miles
way to nuke mom for ; mammoth
rrigatlun and power pro}ocl that will
lalm 300,000 acres of lnnd.It In
»»d the largest undeitikinga of
he genention hum nn engineering
nd economic viewpoint.'
RBBBU Ingersoll ~ " l t take!
great degree oi patriotism for A
rf to lh>a.|ldtf!a. maint and [0 to
he from in denme of his boarding
r ,hut be sill light lik! A dlmun
or hif own home.
Prwddent Hsu! rg raid tn W uh-
ngton banken?" I do not believe
pfemlmnl or its imtitulions an
run by mm: thtcrilh who never
- ~p¥lnh¢¢l anything for them-
Ives!!
W i t h s w e a m e n bi l l io n s o f d o l i s n
o r t h u f sec ur iti es cs e s pi n g fa d e r s !
n w r n o s u e s , S a m r t s r y o f t h u 'P r e s s '
r y M e n o n h u s d d r c s s o d a r e c o m e n -
~stion t o l t h e co m m i t t e e o n Bnsn ce,
.s ys a nd m o m s . o f e a c h b u n c h o f
~nxmns.t h u n o m o r e t a x e x e m p t
~ebsnlures b e s o t h o w e d .' f h m
.se cu ri ti es w h i e h s r o es c a pi n g
e d e n ]w e b u d e n s a r e s h o e s c a p i n g
oc sl ts x u l l o n ,Ie s vi n g th es e wh o s e
s p i fs l i s ot h e r w i s e in ve st e d t o p a y
92¢oo u a t y ,sch ool s a d m u n i c i p a l
xp en s ts .
Ilwneu hu of into been pic king
p m d u s o o n u l l a o l x t c r o p b e -
inn to more will lhow further tins
~r scilvity.Of eoprss vm will hme
o realise that we are not as rich ln
~olllr! ind rent! as we thought we
are and that we win have to becvmv
nrcultumod to iovrer prices.W u
ima plir.es are only brought about
~y nr and mn oeru|.1n!y are not in
he mlkrt for another mr, but be-
hind the clouds of h a d llm¢ I an d
reaaljuntnsenu ihl Ill!! in still shining
-are lung wth bug; ;h1ough the
Sealtlo.\%'m<hIn4;ton,has more
municipal uvmeruhip of public utili
tin than any other city in the I':..1»,J
sum and its tax ncord Is Lhbrebynf particuinr interest.Ex or ufnee the
0ftca|\ million bond Issue to buy tht'
streei railway system in that city m
muvcfl double thai £\rnuu112 of pro
.»<..
SHE- ;~
<:oR$~
A ..f,.oQ{
~'ww 1
~=»s l$ 4 ~
mcsfsr colgsnrs,1 FOR STOUT, womerii
°'<,;?a .
~0 °'''Q<37»7*°"~¢§'.
Yl i t l .W IN zn zgx u ¥ l\|.1I uv a 1 uv\"|W e d o n o t k n o t .W e d o k n o w t h a i
1__§_,..,.fx
A1|'| Weil When Farms Prosper
By J. R. Howard _
(President,American Farm Bureau
Federation)1
Do you wnnt L6 know what \viI11
U ~|
.vholre dwayl tfmdlng some sort of
rf;anon for expressing solicitude for
the future of natirma that are in
xeen rlvuiry with the United States.
mdusttinl and nolitically.
r ~ q
as against J enny City, the nearest
compditor. at $139,_
Thomightful Nebruhns are noting:
bmeful elfucu of rlotocu bondthe
voting and the cnnngqoent vnuful
expenditure of public money!with-
out complet.: publicity.
EXTERRITOIIIAL £7lARl"l"\
No good bulinul man would have
in his employ u\.a| siatant who was
fn{2YB.\ mnnifurtinz sympathy for the
"elhre of his rivals.'Dae American
pwple will some of their day s get
}"'Y"?>»
.~.
~' *|.?T h e M o d e r n C l g a r
~z ~ ..~Iheycouddbesxnzller-Batndbetu;
Write §.."9 . 1 Smoked .by men who
for our "_._ Q 1 é apprecmte the uLmost
-..;Gr *~.in CigarPnmmum»~.~.1 i ~~-'P_ Calling No.4 ~Hn ~..,;5'.....u v J
:.i m s l w m p c ;~ ~H a.5
,,,::€':'5:;~.;::,,,,'f ~ ~ I ~. W . ,
r ' n : : » " : ; a . " °C '»~. , .,
.\.j " v ~ , , '\.g
.. -» - ~ g .f if .. . . . ¢# L
I n `. »?J o l u i k l l s :< ~
:= §. * ?'E 5` 5 » 5 | - | D 3 1 6 6 1 - : s v c n c ; / m
the song of the laborer thraout the
land'!1'!I tell you--a prosperous
agriculture.It is the foundation of
all permanent prosperity and conlew
rnenl..lt has been no in all nations
and ages.Delay ln bringing about
this speedy readlustment in fraurzht
with untold danrers.Fear and
jealousy and bickering among elaaaee
of our citizen: mmm give way to the
foreu of mutual helpfulness and co-
opeyallon.Llttleoesa muxt give way
to larger issues.Only that thing ln
our marketing plans. and indeed, in
our entire national structure which
will beneét all classes. can be ol Inie
inr; benefit to any. ,Only that which
is fair am! right can endure.What-
evor is fundamentally wrong can
never be Hght._Let no man any :har the farmer! of
lhnerica want to lower their produc-
A special cable dispatch to the
'»'»'anl1Ington lleralrl conveys the in-
formation that rI.houu'l1 there are
5.000.900 men out of work in Great
Britain. including the 600,000 cotton
mill worker! who have just :zone on~tril¢e,yet the nociml world in the
empire is al.lu gay ent.This may
readily be belleved,ellpedally since
ll. ia vouched for by the jlerald.It
may lim be ac corded some c olorof
credibility ln view ol' lhe general
policy of Great Britain in managing
her aiaira.At the lame tlme that
rl!! is owing the Uniled Staten billion!
nl' dollars on which there Eadelim
vuent interest due, that country has
loaned money to South American
countries for the purpose of nrergth-
ming her position in rivalry with the
lnited States.There is no nm! to
a ~ u p u .|\1 a .h f l .- - ~ - ~ -= g n m m l ' = ° ° ~ ' ; 0 ° ; = § , " ' f " f § .I v a d i n z t h e la w . . ma §h e g o o d
e a r m e r w a n t s o ~.polm ticn but i t l s n o t g o o d p o i l c y .
unnaluiul barrlons tu production be The Enterpriao 600 35 wor .
~.~.
l i m :w i t h o l u m e n u s l e n Y t t u e r u n j
: _ _k . _ ._H -. - _ - . n .A L -n . ¢ !L n n .and than fxpecu'to return to hvr ifclen Cook. daughter of Mr. and
homo at """=f*°"»~..Bra.Wm.P. Cook of Fr.Calhoun.
Airs. Lyman Peck, nee Amy Kenny, made a trlp down to Lincoln to al.-
of Gregory,S.Li,and Mn .llr. tlnd the commencement exercises nt
Ilowanl.her alater,»of North llr|the Slate Univenaity.After the ex-
wrne in the city the tint of the weck, Qrclnoa were otcr the journeyed out
gncsts at the Dr. Murdoch h°mf to Supedor.Nebraska to attend n
The older residents and eurrournllmrllomrc Dim' Intl from there she goes
country will rcmember l.h¢ selluli r¢h Fairbtary to visit with an old
aw thc Kenny sisters,daughters ..f fplcher friend.the late MT. Ind 15. Fl¢d Kenny.I Mba Ruth 3 Mgqfg gf Blair, Nob..
Tekamah is surely appreciating th--lm n\gistcr1:d for work in the sum-
Illair hand from the welronle tht;."11J£l school at Xc b mk a 'Wesleyan
rcocived org their opening nlahe.University.The attendance in the
Neither
qrouds
closin
fromc\cnl'ngs
tlmndar nor rain kept ilu lafsfnt for any summer union in
away.The merchants ar-tho history of the lchool.A large
p m ztionof thosewhohavoappearedonWednesdayafternoon.po
to 5 and open Wedmuhr.are tcarhera who are preparing to
until sms, thua giving th-brlng thamaolvm up in the latest
lr
2
IDF numc.ui rvpuru uw ulwuu masutimoa In hla county.
Jtnlxe and Lire. E. c. Jackman left
last Satunday for Minneapolis. Minn..
when they will visit their son .loc
aud family.They expect to be back
by the' 22nd inst..Robert Maher ia
looking after the a!1aira of the oflloe
during the Judgc'a absence.
.Mrs. J. P. Jensen feel: elated over
the prompt Mlion granted her on her
claim for life insurance for 310.000
for Mn .Timm fIrlstcnaon.Just
fourteen days a f tu ahe illod tha
OUR xz z l u n a o n lxc TOWNS
Tehama!! JournalThe 'uwiter ante to Blair am sam-
urday evening and made nn especial
note of tha crowds at Tckamah and
Blair nt that time.Teliamah anem-
lngly had a good deal largrr c rowdthan Blair and merchants here were
some busier too.
Bun Co unty Hmm
General John J. Patching in com-
pany witlx Nelson B.Upmlilte editor
of the Omaha Bee. Mr. Woods of the
ia the quickest action ever gqtgm on other friends visited with friends in
n claim from thin county.
.apout fifteen or twenty of the
members of the Queen Esther Circle
Tekamah, Sunday afternoon motormg
up from Om to spend a fs.nr hours
looking over lam!interests of Mr.
Woods of Lincoln, which lies out and
those in power In 1-ailromi rirclc
claim then will be no miudion and
that than who know nothing about
the question are equmliy positixe lhut
and in cue of Ln andy Intl neithvr
the dealer :snr the consumer will bf-farmers an upponunity £0 £10 Lhtur meumas an ponamgy }01J|llE'}£'l1 our so :ne hoopnmn home so th z T k nh.com i i n s mtrading and enjoy the concert in th-I »|-1....;c..;|............nl w...\| ,,.,..on Wad:u~»dny afternoon and -p »n =! ,. L- ff __i_'§"1.. _,_ ,'If.'l_,___,_
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Mrs. T. c. HILTON,s
"THE maLL1r~1Ei2"
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A n u m b e r o f t h i o c a l D .A .l l : y e a r s 1 3 0 ,c a m e i n f r o m S i d n e y b y
w e r e e n t e r t a i n e d b y t h e O m n i . ;a u t o ,t o g e t h e r w i t h l 1 i n d a u g h t e r ,t h e
c h a p t e r o f t h e D A .R .a n n l 1 . u 1 c h e o n : Q n t o f l a s t w e e k a n d h a s b e e n s h a k -
a t B e l i e v u e a u t o c l u b h o u s e o n F } : n : ! i | \ l h a n d s a n d v i x i t i n g v i t l m h i s "g
¥a l d fr i e n d s a n d re l at a ve s In t
county.He has been located nearDay,June 14 After the luncheon.
memorial senIce:were held at AP,
brigit cemetery and a bronze murk
er placed on the grave of Mvirn
Ic\n'.¢aben'y.the I n t n a l daughtrr
I:urs him relatives have scattered to
tbl "four winds" one brother. C. M.
1 n t t i m e A f t ! !t h a a u u u u l l y l | 1 \ { \ ¢ l l B y u w . \ \ l = u u " . . l l u | | | Iav e r y p e n n .b u s i n e s s n f m e m e e t i n g 'h a d b e e n p ' ° " ' " " F f f ° ' ; . ' f f ' ; ' ; n °; h ° ; ' ; f :
" " " " ° * ° ' }w e l a d i e s " " " " 's e n f e d .a n I a a a i d t h a t t h e g o o t l m a u d a m e e t -
b a r M n .i t o n p m a n a n d M n .H e z n p h i t l .i n g h e l d a z F o n l a n e l l e l a s t w e e k H r .
t o a n i c e i u n c h e o n o f w h i c h n l p r e s -W a l : , o f l " 1 ' ! m o n t m a d e t h e s t a t e l n e n l
been uleep in
for his county
and got n U I
cQunty's l.pp'|D~
twotve your old sister with dlphLh» priation of state ami fa de d Nad
ent spoke very highly.'that somebody has
Mr. argi Mrs. Chris Peterson were Wanhlngton county,Sidney for zevon]year!p u t.1Ielcalled to Omaha int Tuesday by mf (Dodge)juunped in
hulden death of M m Petenoxfs slic e of Wuhington
of the Revolution. whose death r~c \i§ing near Spiker. this muntv. Genmeria.Mn. Peterson had ulkad with funds.There are n tot of folk: mermon premuneod.Would it be well?for the oonmlutr lo purchue naw?|
Thu 1| a question for the consumer'
gg lelile.lt ctrblindy would be iheu
uint plan agd if not c ramped for
money wouid P1'°¥vll>l¥ bs ldviuhle.
It 1| a | unbll tithe! Iuy y ou lake
3 M r s .T .C .H I L T O N ,~
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irurra! nbout two months' nm.The nnrbuak. Ware.. Sun in Dixon :nun-Iher mother over the 'Dhone oniy ui this wav who nil!u r n t h a t l n
ne: in i'ilfndln ho r ;Bluar ty this ufatc Manning in Purtllnilhuur before the me- ssg e n :ma nd Wal:w h emin elly I0
inf ed Mn.. Petrnon tint !.he diagnosis of w!mt'| me lpattlr with"linughtela'a x Wllki son Oregon em!his ulaier.lllbe i n , | h o crm a
but turn for the md building pmgmm in W up-
chaplar were Mn. W. W.n | QMrs. E. C. Pierce; Lire. A. J. Luurr: Cdlumbus, Neb.He ieft the flnt of little elnter urn better |
and Mrs. J uhn Hdigy ,thevreek for his home at Sidney, Neb. 1|one mme quickly.ington county.
WTHE zN1'1z1u>msF.. umm, NEBRASKA.
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a o m l a n a n l vi n d m o
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a n é n v l d h v m t h l o p a d d m .I
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g u m - u ¢ _ - ; 1 w m = = = - # 1
u lh c t l n a d m y n a x g n s m t f y m l i k o .I a i n
Mn. Meyer Finally Foimd
Rai¢ma1~1..|»an1. dial
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s e r vo w i t h c m u l o n l .A d d n s p r i n k l i n g
of c h ee s e .sr d e s l r fd .
O m a n C h o w d e r . - - W a n n ,pe e l a n d
r h o p e n o u g h o n i o n s t o m a h u n a p i n t .
P r e p a n e e n o u g h p u m o u l u a n a q u a r t
me as u re .Pl a c e m e o ni o n s ln a Ra t t l e
h o l d i n : : l a n e q u a m o f b o l t l n g w a t e r ,
c o o k i h l r t y m l n u t vi . a d d : t u - , p o m o e m
se as o n u rl l lu sa l t a nd De n ve r a n d c oo k
o n e h o u r l o n g e r .W h l lo co o ki n g, aa a
a n n w l t h a t n u p o o n r u l e a c h o t y a r s l e y .
r h e r vi i a n d sw ee t p r p p m :a d d zum
t a b h - a m o n n fu l a n f b n t m .To In c r e a s e
: h e fu n d va l u e , a d d a l l o r p a r t m i l k
Im t e a u l o f t h e w a t e r .¢-'
Pru ne R oh .- Tn ic n nn e tn l» |¢ .a pn on ll Jl
n f l e m o n o r g r a p e fr u i t } u i c e , _ u n a t n
b l w p m n n l l o f s u g a r , n n e t e n a p o o n fu l
o f n o u r .z u m h l r d a o f a rzapful o f
m a s h e d p r u n e a , a n d o n e t h i r d o f a w o
fu l o f a n e d e d r a l d n s .C o ve r t h e r a i s
l n u w i t h h a t ! a r u p f u l o f u n t e r a n d
s i m m e r h a l f a n h o u r .T o t h e p m n n
a d d Ih r s u g a r ,fr u i t Juine a n d m m f ;
n o w a d d t h t ra la ln a a n d w o k t h r u
mi nu t es .S p r e a d t h a m i x t u r e m e r b l a
r n l l d o u g h r a i l e d o m 1 e r y lb l a .B a k e
a n d u n e w i l h m a m o r h a s m l t k a n d
b u t t e r w l i h n u t m e g : n l a t l n r 1 0 l i l l e .
a ~ A r i
0ntn|~|o'a Mining Produullcn.Blum tht buildluz of the dnt nl!-
wu ln northern Ouurlo. In 1913. hd
to thu silseovnn' of :mer tn that N-
riou. approximately S3.w0.000.000 hubeen produced by um pm and ctlnr
mlm! of Onudo.
Torture
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l x m l q n h d m n y n a c h u n a p v h s n
uno pu adm i l th wly ns oun n-Onm v t! ! ! h a d . I p u t m my ' u mmu n b a m n s u x d w r u l m b y E.
mh j m' | V t lc t a h l l c m
T u.. -.w_ _ . . . _ - : _ - - -
ommuisma
~Children Cry For
._.....-»B i g h t U n i s o n .
H e h a d a l w a y s g r e a t l y l d m i n e d t h i
k h a k i b a g In w h i c h h u w i fe h o p s h o r
ci ot he l pl m. .s o b l p e n u a d e d h e r t o
m a k e o n e fo r n u M i l l i !! t a c k l e .
- A fe w d a n : g o h e w e n t s e ve n !
m i l e s f r o m h m m d i h l n g a n d w a s h u n
p r e p a r i n g t o l a l e m h l e h i s l l n e fo r a
g o o d d a y w h e n h e d i s c o ve r e d n u n i n -
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Elfonlo U k l r d d H b
Up-801 Stomach
'Thu people who have seen me mr-fu' toners from murnlgln brought onby annp aetstomac hn awaeg meperteeth' wand and well-nbmliztely dnlto Satanic." anlun R. Lon;Front by Mr. L-mfs exuerlenco. keepyournomnchInlenithyeonditlw.
mush lDd.v00l. and avoid the lllment:lh lt some from l n acid eondltlon.
Euonle brian nlllt by faking 'up and
u m m out. tho exc el aeldltg am
Western Ganada
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Putenta of auburn;|rn_ ffm-=»=f;_;
nnnred wllh :ba assistance at t
American heiress.
l"\ had carried out bla with bag o
clothetplnr..
um nun; md nee bw ~wa¢rm\yllhe lbliw.Bl,|boxeo¢1.lnnl;|mn».nmy»urama»r» nu-\me¢._
1 ur n e c x l f s .' § ' § @ = & §
cereal beverage, contain-ing nothing harmliml no
naves or digestion.
lc should be boiled an
im. Fau1fsnd§En'é Faiéuus
ilrds Yhat Should Be Prolsciod An
Ltd ld by tha Amtric ln Fon
atry Aaooelation.
nr
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Mull Ind!!!
n n d ~ l dLollorsuxv
has ~n bl~ ed ~the~nce that a dl!!
n a n o '1rllI en: woo mu. mnnqul-
day.The crops of tour ehlckala-A*l1°*¢6 :ms em qt me clntsrlorm.
Tlke notice.Mr.l='ru\;'Gro1r\r.A
num killed In l Tenn c anon and
had allen 127 bolt tnvlln, and a |1ral»ne chlctun had over soo of them In
zu crop.The bob whit!hu beenknown to eat 136 dltlereua kinds af
Inserts.1: hu been eatlmned m n:hu mm srlll c nmuma an utr!!! or
75.1110 lnleds and 8.000.000 weed and.:in 1 J en.Home mnnlnl, asailoln.
ti e 1 , c u cu m b er b ee l l n a n d b o on E li a s .
T h e q u n l l ea ts T u n a f u e r c a r r y i n g
ti c k s ;t h a kl l i do o r a n d ot h e r s h o r e
h l r d l fe e d o n t h e l a r va :o f d i s e a s e
¢ l Il '¥ 1 n l mo a qu l t oe l x 1 n l g h m Ia u r r n
e ve n i n g m e a !r e a l i s t :o f 50 0 a d u l t
mosq uito es.
Q
SUFFEREU All
A WUMRN nnum
frlphophoue.Aner many dnperalt
mamma. the Snail: opened the cue,
and In him an for h imself mu Itwas n luring machine.'111ln rn mn-
tlnued down th! nan. Bull); inquiringit she had any chickens."Oh nn .
yea." nba nplled. noddllll. 'TB I havecheckenl.""Bow many dana?"
nked the assessor. "No dounlne no!nal"sheiald.' I have Jun only alady ind ber nudmmj-xnalnmpoq;
Star.
by making Cutlc un your ever:-du
:din prcpuations. Theaoapzo clamsand purify. the Ointment to soothe md
heal, the Tadcurq to portlet and ner-
tume.No m m m l n u completewiuaout diem.asc ererywlxen.-Adv.
rmwls l.had been dmnnolmed in
i a n .Ho had a data in p lu with
lttlla Mary Ann in har house nero!the wq.When hi mt than ha found
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I t u m t h e o l r t h n o t m y h i l l r o a r :He aven no t ad m o ut la 1r o1 ' h ue .
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#ncaa aus:moons UP To onz.
W e m a y n o w h vg l n t o l o o k In t h e
fo r t h e de li ci ou sfi d d n n m !pa a t ur e a mu s hr o om s .Thu'
to ll o wl nl t a r e ul e o i n f t h e d e t e c
t a b l e d u h ! !
w h i c h l u n !o r
p r o p a n - d Ir l l l l
t h e m :g g u f l l d N u d i
r o o m a - T a k o t h e
n e u h u x l l oaua lnmo ml.r e m o ve t h e
at e !U l » | n ~ c l m e e sp n a n d Il l ! u t u m u
r o o m c a p w i t h c h o p p e d c h i c k e n . o u r
ton gu e.tr uffl es a n d cr e a m . e i t h e r o f
th e m e a l s o r b o t h .B u t t e r l p n o n o - I
set t h e st u ffe d tnu alh rou ml th c r ei t l i
c o ve r w i t h a m u s h r o o m o t t h e s a m e
s l l e . o d d a l i t t l e l e m o n j o l c r . a d u l l
of on a tu z e , }u l ce a nd co ver . t h en co o k
i n a s l o w o w n fo r 1 2 m l n u t o s .s e r ve
o o l o a n .To th e j u ic e L n t h e z mo ad d
a l l l t i e me a t g r a c e . a p i n c h o f m i n c e d
par sle y,a n d p o u r o ve r th o mu a h -
ro o ms .
M u a l s r o o m a l n g o n l t . - C 1 1 0 9 o n e h a l t
p o u n d o f fr e s h pe el ed m n a h r o o m a t
n u t i n t o o a a u c o p a n w i t h I w o t a b l e
t p o o n fo l a o f b u t t e r a n d l e t t h e m S t l *
o ve r a s l o w g n ; t h e a t e m a f r o m l u l l !
a p o t m c i d m u a h r o o m a m a y b e u a o d
ec o u o m l c a l l x . o n t o ; u w c an t b y : a u t e -
In g t h e m i n h o t t e r , a n d m m t h e m g p
o n sq ua re s o f b r o a d t r i e d i n bu t t e r .
To t h e c h o p p e d m u i n r o o m s n o n 'a d d
o n a f o o n h c u p fu l o f t r h l t e s o u r ? a o l !
o n e h a ! !c u | ; !o l . ¢ n - a m ;mano \'\'~'1$h
sa l t pa p r ic a ,a n d p o u r a r o u n d uw -
znuahrooms.1
Mo a h r o o m e t l a n t m u n . - - C u t s l : o r
ol gh z go o d- si ze d m us hr o om : in sq uu rvo
m d co ok t h e m i o b u t t e r ;a d d t h r e e
o o n c e vo f w e l l c l e a n e d o y a t e r c r a b l t
w h e n n e a r l y c o o l e d r d d o q u a r t e r o l '
a c u p o r w h l t e s a u c e . n d a s h M t r u l t
ju ic e o o d t h e yo l k s o f t w o c t r u l t
sea son h i g h l y a n d p u t a tnhlcapoon»
fu l o f m l x t u r o i n t o c h i n a r a m e k i o a
a n d it ll w i t h t h e t o l l o w l n l z T o o
p l n t o f p u r c e o f u m a h r o o m s a c i d ~»
w h l t e o o f t h r e e e g g ;w h i p p e d t o a
n l !! fr o t h .C o o k a l : t o e i g h t m i n u t
i n a m o d e r a t e o ve n To p r e p a r e t h
mu a h r o o m a c h o p th e m .co o k i n b u t
t e r . a d d c r e a m , a d d c n t o u m a . o r a
s o n to t a a t e .
m l l a d a . - D m o w e w e : t a x o n o
} e l l y i n t h r e e p i n t : o f E m i l i a ;o u e :
w h e n co l d a d d t h o j u i c e o !a Ie~
a n d m g a r . i t nee de d.
It o n l y m y u l t c o o k ! t a l k t o m u d !
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va l u a b l e a a a l l a fo r ve
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t o pn - c e n t b u r n i n g .I
at fr y i n g p a n p l a c e a t n h l e x p o o n fu i -
ba c o n fa t ; a d d t o t h i s a s m a n y
n a n e o d e d t o s e n e , i c t c o o k a n t i ! t h
w h i t e s a r e oat..t h a n a r m ! !l c r a m b
w i t h t h e on io ns .x e n o n a n d e e
o n t o b o i l e d o n l o o a m u h e u s e d . o ~ »
l n : o ta bl e sp oo n to i o f m l i k fo r e a c
eg g us e d .
Y o u n g On i o n s w i t h E g g M u o n .
C h o p y o u u !on i on s a n d co o k : m u
te n d e r l n ml l i l .D r a l n a n d lh l c k e
: h e m l l k w i t h o n e ta b le a po o nfu l o
H o u r s m o o t h e d In n w e l l b e a l c t l
.Ada b u t t e r a n d t w o h q t l - c c m k c d c
chopy .
O n i o n So up ,F r e n c h . - - B r o o m at
l a r g e s l i c e d o n l o m In t w o t a b !|I
fu l a o f b u l t a r . , t h a n - s p r l o k t e w i t h h r
talnl mmuon fute o f fl ou r,n l r r l n g u o l l
th e fl o u r ls b r o w n e d .T h l n w i t h
qu a r t o f m e at a t o c k o r l i q u o r t e fl
Good Mun! ar! Motlon Plctunl.\iIud 'nmklns nn motion plcturus
appeal zo mm becuase me lndltncsin not expected to applaud Ind allth e lc to n n u tto lp u vi lth o d lc lo f a
good mme.
Wood Carving With Bind.
Ap mc e uo i r a rvi g g wo o d b y r p e -dai npplication cr the sand blast. ll
Child dkerehldl Often look
uopelea whe ey come to the laun-
drv-W m w n n n o d m m. : mu w
unter blned with Red Qu: Bull mu.
H a r " C h n k | M . "
A c h a r m i n g H u l a n u m va r b r h i a
vr h n l e h u s b a n d b r o u g h t h e r l a l t 3 e a r
l a n h u m :i n a n In d i a n a t u r n .r o
o e i n d t b l um na n ur .t h i s ¢ p r l n ; . a n d
i n h e r h u s b a n d m a b s e n c e fr o m m m e .
e n d e a vo r e d t o a n l l t h i m i n t l l l l n g o u t
h l f b l a n k .In h e r b r o k e n E n ¢ \ l l h : h e
me n t i o n e d t h e m a c h i n e .w h i c h . i n it s
.
was wdmg down hlll gn mn r11aI'a
ne!!tied.~Tommie returned huml.disgusted
with all girls In genenl and one In
pxniwlar.Ile dldnt rrgnacr did uecomemplate suicide.Instead he wentuniglu zo his mama and wma child
ish nulvua mld:
"Mann, d3fou know what Pd do arIwusAdam?Pd rv right up Ioheaven ami l'd nu. 'Plenum Mr. God.
it ll'n jul! me mme to mu. Pd like
to Mn my rlb bac k."
M e y e r M e r c a n t i l e C o .
u s u a
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: n a n S r l l t h s " ' r | | - a | l ° " " A
hlgh.In the midst of this alll: a
nlullmr lake, 4.000 nm long br 8.000
broad. the vrllen of which contain :usper c an of ull.
This hu bun \ sourc e of mpplya nl: used br Indians and Mexicans
for centuries. and htel; the ml! hubeen hauled to surroundmz nnclaez,
everybody helping himself.
Un d l fo r ul a . n p ec i a l i y wh e n a p pl i e d m o
t h e r e d w o o d o f th a t st a t e .P o r t i o n :
o f t h e s u r f n c r a r e r o ve n e d b r p r o t e c -
z l va s t e n c i l s w h i c h l e a ve n l u r n i n r eam ' a n d a u n l fo ru a b a c kg r o u n d .Ve ry
rich e1 'l'u~r t| are pr odu egd in p a ne i l z m
th e *i l l s o f a d in i n g r o om . ba l l o r de n .
W h i l e m u ch o f t h e w o rk In d o ne i n t h .
n a t u n i co l o r o t t h e ri c h .n d d l l h
b r o w n w o o d . s m k i n n c o l o r e f fe c t s i r e
br o u gh t o ut b y t h e u s e of p al m s . d e e p
h l u e i .meds.b r o w n s : n d g m .D o m
p r e a s e d A i r M n n x l n a .
2 I n F u n k O p i n i o n .
u n y u r m y m o t h e r w e n t t o vi m 1
fr i e n d o f h e n l n a n e i g h b o r i n g t o w n .
Q u e d a ; t h e y w e n t t o t h e s o w i n g d u b
t h a t w a s u z f o r B e l d l n o r p h a n s .
m d l t h a p p e n e d t h a t s h e w a s a s k e d
t o g i n h e r o p l n t n n u l t o w h a t th e y
m i g h t d o fu r c h a r i t y .
M y m o t h e r r e p l i e d e m s h e t h o u g h t
t h a t c h a r i t y b e d n t a t h o m e ; t h a t a n
l h e w a s i e a vr t n g t o r t h u c l u b s h e m u
so m e of t h e m o s t. m a u i c h i ld r e n p l a y -
l n g b e fo r e t h a b o n u a e - r o n t h e m m o l .
A w o m a n p r e s e n t r e p l l l d i " t h n x
mo , b u t t h o s e w e r e m y c h il d r e n . " a n d
le ft . th e c l ub . - E x ch a n g e .
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Passing Show.
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t h a n i s a sl n g u l a r depr essi on.In \
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f i m~»-
":i<»`nT¢'u§§\7"r§1 » ns rich,
onun tal! md becuma poor.
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S I C K H E A D A C H E
T m g g a m n o f w w n u u p m s r m n ,
a v - " ` = "few take2or3!of afewnxah|.l;ft¢t.A
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'Hin mv\'\l!¥4n¢ and mulghdy
gin md (nhl dhilgunmmu onnm: peuplo mm 14 m 20 yan
old m .mom am no nun-bln:no m than imvm blood.Tha
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.-§ ° m1 -I v m wm-
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foR$KlNIRUUEl!3
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mu u sbvut thJr§
u~-41:31 .umm-.a n
Postum Cereal will reveala true coffec-like richnesso f c o l o r a n d f l a v o r . 4 c ; z
u 1 n /H z c r c s a R e a s o n 5
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TENTS 22|-.ti gg=__
Annukaufastandmu-ning
M h n l r u u u n l u
nn Introduced In mln poulbla nr-.At ihla um me church was ltrongly
In the uc endmt and ibn moth!! or
the Madonna ne:nd an tha lnspinllmfor ihdr cosmmel...M mean little
a n. 'roun
_,_,azrmswa n n a ~ ;
n m ~ s r ~ d l ~~ u s e po i nt e d
i d n c a r r i e d t o a m m o . I m n n N e w
Y o r k H a m i d .Th a w o m e n w a n u n
I u
tbl :rumen foilovrod the ncnd uwdel.
and the c una of the mat urn. alsocopied ln their carrillll. |1v1u| | alm
alu u l: z o u n i n n . nn u u y n u n s
me debuznma slouch.
1mm. th o le n nh e n od n ln llm md
um inlrozluniou of umrnll skirt.It
vu in tall period that Catherine delledld arbughz ln eollan, and lanwuund in l'0m¢'n'| eottumu (ar the im
uma.In u n Bu u u an r h emmrr.
: u mm as the rommuc putoc.nanmln bc c aml nr: frivolous.
a n n
'rwomouzn - i n q m u n a
= . . ~. : . ~ . e . - : : : . " -
n m- \ u | n l. $ ' l| u |I l a n ' n u n . o n .
P 1: E n .; N
DrugsByM~
At an una mnxmnd
Slerln 3: #Condi Drlt
ue. ul v2'."..°;'iL""""6-».
'I n w r fve go ! 'llvlith to ea
thankyou."Tbll run oc qq llo :ruefor Bvb. thinking ot un akl, whoa
900920 c ould aol so lo maint. va
laellnod tohlde his on hunger.
"Ho, ho!" exclaimed llr. Blogu, foh e k n e wve r y i r a l lth ll i h lb o y vr a
hiding hll htlnllf.
"Do you nu lhaf a 1191" Ihe She
h e n d n k e d u a o o n u ll s e ml n l a l e rhad gone.
"A little mel But la mr Otllnlou 11
don¢ c ount." and Mr. slam."Yon
were thinking of than who Mill toolmore than you and mn turns it lqilaretrolmd.1 c an rr I widen ne-I do."
The minister had scarcely tamedthe comer at the strut, than be me:
Hiram Blwklnwv. tho was alllnrlnaalbtll wllhoux an overcoat,the 130:
Olgrlalmaa at Isla heels.
llr Singleton stopped him,"W MI man!Haven! :ou an aver
eualr' he naked.
"No, alrl l¢'a hangin* on a ve: la l
purushop our an Baulmead.It llnt
d c li tht pex ln y lood nor meuellherl"
"Wall, air, you come with mg," gm
un mlnlner."lv: about dinner tlme
anyway,and I neu y ou med Uma;
aa well aa t°0fer1n:."The dnmkard looked lnlo th nee
of lba mlnlner."Say ll aria." be muttered.
"I ¥auldn'£ wonder If a llttll food
would make you ful better," Mr. Slu
Iielon added.
"A lnua. did you auf' Blenklnsop
asked."Hake zz a I n - u much as you
ran |l.*eommoda!e."
.". An d6 o: ou ma an tha ty elrlntme
lo to an' eat in yer honael"
"¥n. al mr la ble-wb: n err''lx 1r01:ld!l'! be respectable I émrl
want lo be loo particular. hu: a trampmalt draw :he :me somewhere."
*'I'll be on my but behavior.Dome
on." laid the minister.The :sm mm hastened up the since
follows! br a=¢a¢_1»¢m llttle SlIIB!dos. Chrmmu.
u n .Slnflmm and har daughur
were our Ill) :a c c mmlln lo t thee n i mmu helper:and the mlnlner
*aa dlnlug alone zhat day and. as
naval. al one o'cloclg. that bein; thehour for dinner ln the tillage ot Blu;-
ville.
"Tell me about rwrlrlf." uid the
mlalalar aa they an dmrn as me za-hh.
' m u l : - e m n u m r H l r l m a mklnaop asked aa ana of bla feet crept
under hla chair to conceal lla dlanmr
table appeannee, whlla his dug hadDani: hldden lmlmaelf under a serving
table when he seemed ln bl Ihlvefln;
vlln apprehension u he peered out.vnu raised halrkln, atthe tlafl head
me manlel.
"Yea"
"I ¢J n': gat mr am. alr; lt'a all
l . ~a I
FURS FOR SUMMER Back Giving om
Isamuhntbnehuha r wsums!DoshuppsimltabyvqntnIy mMmmmd & 1 z ; m MU i n h m d n m u n hwwfl k w n u ~h h uol\d1i&l¢\||in¢an|,aummlh1:|ul
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v l l o d m a t o l r y D o n a ' |R u ! n o 7 P ! 1 I . |
a l d s c o u o b o x o a m r r o e u d t h o
trwtflo lo 1 mc bam In ovary
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9 x a n a x !~S P I L L '
ru m- ma n n o u. . a mu a n t
¢H ¢ \ P !ll ' mail- c a nu n u n .
I
$06004 n an thi tin soldier, who~on 8 1 | u ti ls lb li ! i mn u mttheuinddi,who 8111.nmlhdlti
of tht mnmnn and discomfort
the cds.An a nah uheutver thelf.|o t u n t v o x v u tonclud
r. Blain hal! somethin; to lu!! vu lan In flbrulr y ma ovary
vu uampluuiu of the wld. Ivana a n lnanhlmnu ur Bln ldlll
l l n t n n l l s o l t v e n a l r i m o r .
ny families wen $1011 of tual. The
ul th u re nin; folk wsu ln-
mtly hntlil.Honey In un bankd nm than 4 some of |¢e\1rLt| '.
r enum me bellows :lm na mutewo u ld ml to bf i lll mm ma
alvdod.80 9107 nm bllm cursof their allowsnca of wood and
'fhlrz were d u n 'shin Nm'
nnu oa nd c o uldgc tn on on ttha
me me - n with hundreds atin Qn the bank rant out into the
lr :at aint :nd ltole rails an0 mmm f ln c o l.The human of
unfonauulo poo-pk were n wbr tntnenn md may died.
P:mr ll u w mn; mou nts ! Mf g"on 'of the llrdenl had been ilu
I The farmen Ind fauna it hardlil help.Soma of the latter.in
had decided that they couldhe non by turning at Illtlqruan
3 br mlm In me Midi. and Ulih
llfurt.Thr; lift the boy s andIoan to do what they could with
m n Haluwiy the utter wenIl.so the Eoenl laura: of supplyImlmto olhf and the demand uw
th-Q Horn nndny increased.Dev-
ln d i lll mlr t b ln ll b a d b e e mi n l
r. Qolled by prosperity.Thor wen
th!! tadllhrent to mmphlnlz andnda.Ilan: uf tha atcnkupern.
tllili. doubtlell. by werwork. mafin!! former pdlzonemu.Th f n
"s | . c . : . .
l a n d s . - I n t h i vi l l a s o f B l a l -
vi t k t l t r u n - y a r - 0 1 6 l h w n t m -nm H»r|.n,s:rla ¢|\l¢dl ona rls9-oa rId i o t , t o a m e n u t h e t h o p h s r do f U n m m .I l l !u m a l l has
n d h w u l !'rlll\l|..hlltlt tI»ro¢m.t l n h o t a f n r i l n d i u l n t t n u o l n r .u a w a r y l yi n g I U l l l l h n u f u ml l a M a h i .Th o pu n t t ng o t a l o -
l u r u i s u a l j u r m a n l . a n d m t hPa uline Da ka r.sum ti da unt e r ofa neighbor. thu objnet of hll w yiohs l s m u .'r u m m .J.m m m
U s n m s a r n u u m u n l a n m a .i a t b l l l o l l l o f a r n l l y r e a l m s ;
1 1 0 H ! I | \In m a n m o n - s y m a l .
n l n c t l n l l h l | r a :wor ld i n llal u n o l a u n t ' r n H I D ! n u l l !
l l a h a h r l n t h o e h l n l t T a t u mthevm ag a h u inc ome " 9 f0 '¢ ld l l . "T h o h e r t c h a r n n d l d l r a n d
e s n d l u u e l - n a h :u s n h l lh ol f9 | n g .I v a n H l r u l Rhnk imn -n.
n n w n l n n h m u u u m m h r
u m m m .T h c o u l p u i r e f m u -vt t h i l u a m m a n l fl l r e d .T b o n r u
fl i th l n builds a n :M i n i o n to h h: s a l o n n d m u i n f o r a n t e n a t a -
x n .r u m » 1 | » . w . n ¢ ¢ u n » f z md n m l a d l n g e l . d n a w i t h 5 u n a -l l l u l h o r n l n u l a n u m m b h n
m a n e .
Hiram Blankinop noc h Us
ou S oil.
s w a l l o w a t i n t e r .
" A m a n w i t h o u t a n y B e l ! l l | # n a w
n u n c r e a t u r e . " t h a m i n i s t e r r u n a r k r d .
" P m a l e m p t y a s l Ir o o d p e e k e fs
ho l a In t h e w i n t e r d m c .'T h a b l r d h u
fl o w n .I h c l p n g m u m 'e r e d o g .I I e ' |
a p o o r d o s P m n n h e ' | g m .l l ' h e
h a d t o : l r 1 l i c e n s e o n m e P d h a ve
l o b e k i l l e d .H i a k i n d t u m e .l l e ' |
l h o o n l y f r i e n d h e t m . "
H l n m B l e u k l n n o p r i ve t e d M l : n e n
ti u n u p o n a n o l d m m m ; p a n t h a t
hu n ; b y m e B r ep l ie e . H s h a rd l y l o ok e d
n l t h e fa c e o r t h e m l n l l n n r
" H o w d i d y o u c o m o m lose y o u r
S e l f? " : h o l n t t r r u k e d .
" H a r r l c d l h a d ' r o m a n a n d t o o k t o
d r i n k .A m a n '| 8 - e l f c a n s t a n d w l d
l n ' l m n g r r a n ' m l p w m k a n ' l o u o'
m e n d :a n 'm o n e y n n 'a n y q u n n m y
n' h ad lu ck , t ak e ll . a s Il co me s. bn : a
h a d w o m a n b r e a k : t h a w o r k s l n m m
an ' a m p s h i s c l o c k d e a d .L e u u r a y n .
l t d a n a t h a t t o m l !"'
" S h e 1 | l i k e l n u r o w t n h i s l i ve r "
th e m in is t er q u ot ed ." M r B l e n k l n w p ,
w h e n d o y o u a n y n i g h t s . "*-.
° ' !' n » \ s l m k w o w a i n t h e l m l a l o f t
o u r t h e o i ' b l a c k s m i t h s h o p o n W a t s r
str ee t.' T h e m a m e n e k a i n t h e x a -
b l l , l n ' t h e m o w a n ' t h e # I n d b l n w l
in ,a n 't h e pl ac e l a a m :a n 'l m o l l l
a' ma l :l s n n ' h o r se s ' fe et , bu t C b r ls t -
mn s n n 1 m u : u p l e a t h e r s n ' m n n n p
t o l l va t h r o u g h t h e w i n t e r .I n l m ;
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, n o p u a r e a h o w l n g a l l b l u r b u n l i n
u n r .Ew en m t h d f i n l x h i w h o I t
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lplglt vu c lwdid.The food Fnther
thotnd mm with merry }elu.Near
thu mu M th slr u n: the boy llld:' r h lf f l o n mm tn n m r o o m n m
: n h l me unhappy.}t'a that fold
piece in tbl drawer.I: a m n oth in;
but Ill than and lhlvc r and ull ta
me.Beams al If it complained at thecold.It a us um It 'ru m s o move
mound l m ! l d u m .t a r y timelhearalnomapourncroon that needs
faod or Ind. iz nun out to me thanin thu llnla dra ws: and un. 'HW
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.'Y .aiiray and Taupe Caracui About mttsua OF WHITE FLANH
thrklost Popular..
Lynx Often Scan 'ai Trlmmlng for ffWrap!-Soma c mnon Stella A
In Evidence.; ;~'L_ 5;
The rm that are bent; worn J usti ._
now wry between the aablea and F .aa
mlnka, and little animals at dw tame ~`seneral almaa_n:nte.tu the largest lg 8
and moat sumptuous toxu|In *"("\existence.These are thrown our the p %'31zhoulden whether tt ia at suit that la t g , h l
worn or a dren of any sort.They », , , , . , _ - u ll A
an tba tlnlnh that makes the Ihole ' p :'¢ yJ .'cmtnt tool: just ugh: and. whether lbs ! : ~animal ba the mon exp ens ive a mi p 4 ~
in existence nr not,It still helps 2 "~tha eoatume wuppeat-In Ita moat be ~.s . ,-mmm; 3ulae.Q -
l i n t of the coats and eapea fur,:
Indus are made without fur c w-f-lthoughafavr at themareaeensrlth a i l l -q .rbroadly anfam colian made at lomo'- 3;-_'.1
fur to match the material ln tour 9 4Fur these summer lrimml~za gray and ¢. ¢'¢'¢'£.
tatlpe caracnl a n about the moat].JJ ..L
popular. though mu ls very often men l
as a trlmmlng for the ahora or ima:"}._WND.Then are loma ¢~n1n'<>n alnlea 4
:u mmm with hands Q!tha lighteni /J¢4-4
,l' r u m n a a t m an New to rs n ;§
fur abou for the general purpose ofiorecullng what the fur faahloaa off
U50 coming #inter season would be.
It la a llltie far to look ahead into wa;4 4 'tho Futura. especially for than or us;fwhoanabarelybeginningtothink_~
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- r m n » u y . m u m n ¢ | » a a m ~ " m m . ¢ » . a . I n n
EQ;'I n k s 1 mua h ! mi t: d th i n: - I t I n Imn mi nn t lkth ln . Hu t
a n n u l n | ; P n r a | _ z N ' r ~llf .and H n .Wm.' Sheets fm-en: burned their undln ¥'f¥dl¥ in num-
mlde hlrioe llld Frm., when thu' qrrof thedasf.
ln. H*f'5°.T3°l* in ll>¢lNflinl the nleomed twin boy : into their homo.Mr. and H1us. Henry Ttuhken req
_l % $ l \ l o l l f l l . | l ' u h l h l l l A r -l»{h e'I d| Heoc 'te nof om| .hlvi. | dt- un lie dta ldn xolnby the nc vrllhgg
"I -ed home folks hm over Sunday.Mn. Truhiseni father. Hr. llanhnll
you the truth. we dq not expert sw
in nap: it. but it he does, in y our
mm Interest you ought £0 |»¢°¢P'\ it,
some :nd us for y onrmiiy ou thx!!
be :ha Judson.
- u \ -» - -
ton in attested in a noon! report of
an ofleial of the National A-lsodltion
of Manufacturers.'An authoritstin
investigation ol' 5,0611 hlgh 61415.
said he. *indleatos that only 2.000 of
<:Af»iu1.Now u the time zo plln 1
ooarau for next year, xml the Arn
erkeanism thst il fealudni lhq P
ent ldminlttradon of our govemmen
|tWaahin¢bon should also dnd ex THE ENTERPRISE nALL 'ms PEOPLE
~-Q .1 un- wru»¢»w p|||[ wg q||` mls wwe: vu vulr ||ul|.|n:u |:|.uJ||¢'a suv!LI]nun Ill* Ulg :RIG U] uw lvalllllns GIUIQI illsHr. a nd Mn . But Coo per n f *nr mu.Qported him wma better.| , , , , .with 120 additions,:meaty
bmah were Ilemma viniton a Ami!N i x : w a n d Gcrlach who w 'Hue Degree of Honor held a Inez- baptltllti.iime s unn hr..bun lashing In Wy oming IIN puifing &| .u.n:!| y evening and DIlf.m\ dl'lla is diHergnt.Big c hown udat-
L E. li c he n * ll a n Una h l. vi d - ' in f n t u r u d home &tund|! Qllld work Q( ini!.i|U0.B-Hr. J ane Ryan ing.The following. thunes #Ili be
hr o n e¢ l¥ lI4 ' ! vfe tk .| \| rll!rpeadthe| ummnrhne.Sm taken into.2he order litlr tta fhsc unlud in the near future:"The
Roma mmf, du o hu been n lsr-..r im Ho mf tr was n Blur bu i nmlb u dmn meetinl.A a m lunch of m n c z mml'" r m Contnctlun of
c ms ::n u only :an use accreditedlm nutory and c ivic: in our institu-xe m.In the ren 4,1 these 3900 tions of iam-ning."
high lehoola soda! studies mc.nn mu,
on c urrent events with dilerent ma-FA RM B URE A U H07 3 3
telix] as the bali!!'What the invei-
U g t l l a n d i s - c l b l e d r e g i r d i n g t h e ¢ ¢ ; ¢ } | . .' T h e r e u r n M b i t !: w i r d l t L h c o l n
i n n n f l n ; ¢ 6 ; - » .L 2 - | - -I -_ .Q n I l l *P H A . "f n :1 - . . . . . . !n - . . \I l
GENERAL AND L OCAL NE W S AND COM ME NT
The Official Paper of Washington County,Nebraska
No.21BLAIR, W ASHINGTON COUNTYQ IEBRASKA, JUNE 28, 1921
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vraahomeover vialtorone da? lui week..3 ; - g f o m i n I w o .|W dter wen ma ma : homo fr om
l r .wg l l ra .Loula Long of Oma- wrenl 'neold Ito? at §i*"U¢Y= lm"
an me S u nd a y a t on uma me wh er e h e a m mn wor ki n g s ri z h, a
h i m .'IVIUM ¢°4¥lU"7-
Aadrew J ones of Biair was vlalt-Carl Cooper waadovm from Tekl-
h| old tlin friends har! "l"hmaday. pnh..Weda:a-day and visited at the
Goo. Smith hal been lo churn off Ray Harinon home.
an 0. H. mm Jwflnr non ner-Floyd Knott nn accepted a poli-
cral days Jatoly while the httlr hal don at the JollDl°1l DWI Compenfr
hon tryin: hll lock az nom.and began work Wednesday.llr. o n Ir a . 1. F . : umnw wer e 'no Baptist Sum!!! "1°°°' '*°"' '
vhitora so the oounty neat Saturday. picnic Wednesday in the old w k
Joo Olson doeadlot believe in tht Everyone seemed I0 en}°¥ the outinleld saying that lightning does ant!Friday afternoon Hrs. J. w. Brun-
`4 ne: u wma The wwe-u," "Noah me me A rk."ho made Ice cream.e o a..»'I`.'.,,d eoifee wasgrv ed by a com* "Refuge of Llea." "Tho Goupel T\l5°"'
rnittoe eonaiatlng of Mra. E. P. Han- and like themes.Come help make
mn, Hn. Ll W. Rounds# and ln; the 200 In Bible adwql next Sunday .
B. 0. Cooper.*I*Don't forget about t13e C. E. aer-
lln. 'Wilbur Lowe took her grou;i ence at seven P~ m-.preaching at
, f I girls on an onlin Hon- c rxht.day.~ are nt o ver zo Ty ign lake W. B. F. Robb, Minister
red pper and en-.3 3 3 'I"'f§'..'2 ¢¢n¢m;; evening fe;Puritan Pancake Floor.the beat
turhlnl' horn: about ten o'doci:.c\l°r. 35centa Der sack an.
Min Viola Katie returned Sltur-1 The Rhoadea Coal and Feed Stare
maha h he has beenI.'1'.'L..'.IF'..'2 e ~ s s c h o o l .~mm- z o n ls r c n u a c u NOT E S
Mr. an d Mrs. F . W . u m. Aww-.'
.5 u a n » m : | n | . | | - u u s u r y z a n o t I n d ] -
cated. but there ia little doubt that
too many high school.; glans aver the
rubject,trusting to lrmtitntiuns of
hlghea- education to make up any de-
ficiency that may exist along these
linea.>'
"In "wok appropriations during
the war to pay the adamies of Wash-
¢i:1gton school teachen. Congress stipu-
lated that no pan of thernonuy should
bo :used 'for the payment of any
te;i:her to 'give instmetlon in the
German language!That restriction
does not app!to app:opdatimu mincefnsulnYO ...fi -_- - - -- -"
.....- ...\.., eva nulllIll ruultry l..1.l].Everyone was very much interested
in the work. lAn excellent program
of ahorhlnappy talks 6npoultry mat-
ters was gifen. On: of the moat in-
teresting nuimbera wal the demon-
stration given by the Inman Boy*a
and Girl'Club tends.The childhln
have been very aucccallul in th dr
poultry raising under the IfIle super-
viaion and have won a number of
pdxee.It was a treat to hear them
lecture about the ilne polnta In caring
for a Proiltable Rock of poultry.There
were tallus by successful poultry men
Dr U!!lln h nnul hu al...n_r.-__e
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B m n o o s r e u n u r ~w s s m B u s m n s s a n v n s w ~ r m c o m m r m
I ' -"Jay Vntnl vs am Nunh 'rw --'GRM ~
~ ~ ,,JI?"1§"GT'§§i»'}§1° ».'2'l'»`$°°I§»f Alum f\»du¢¢sm were mule lm ¢1»m..~x il lu-:rd at su to ux.so in ly-nizlh """'~» may dia from '"5"\:°=~ ~
mala a ,pm sn the hour!! of xlw.wv<>\< in am prima of brick .e Kuuulbfirlr uhm. neil: in Kxnuu guy nl ;;§§'::g:'';';\;l"'~ N'":;§- -
A r m n r o m vl s l r s o ~ ~ n m m m e ~ ° ~ : ; ' f : : : . . , : : _ ~ 2 . : . . ~ ; ° : . , : : : : : : ; , ' : , . § ' ; ; ~ m x ; : : f : . x ' : :~ T " " " " ° Y s v n . m e z a
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The Sioux City -Nebneh FCHGW
ship Tour which will take place June
29-30. have the following attractions
whic h they will offer in each mwn
on the route.
M : i \ | \ . \ . n
The evangelist
methods of wor¥
aml convincing in
The church has
dong many linen.
is unique in his
and very forceful
his pulpit power.
been set ln_ order
Financially,ao-
| inlhr and minltmllv Mr. Hanna is
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comparison of fllilree of loc al nm tlib in Kansa: City ere llsted at new
.»\brlck manufacturer of Hman c izylm Sll in Lincoln.Since the hlfrh
quoted No.1 common brick at SIB fl'l:l|:hl rates beceme cllc4:tl\e,two
and $19.50 per thousand.del£verod,h'fPhfHI*ka p h n tl have been manu-
whlle Lincoln tlrme quote delivered f\¢l\|Iir1ir face brick thnt a n bep r i c e s a t 3 1 5 , 2 5 s o 3 1 7 2 5 w r g h u u b d u z h t e t p r i c e s b e l o w t h e p r i c e s o f
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'nm injured n1en'e r i g m e y e m i
right side of his fue c ut severely.He also euffend Internal injuries.l3 ' l" \ " ° \ ¥- - --- _"America"
Pqllee are looking for the driver Munch -.___.-__....-Sous;
of the car bearing tleenae No: mms* _"Sf-311 wl_S¢rlne¢ Forever" .
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:ren :vm In uw nurse place. Dur- mn antcrtaimd Hrs. J. c. Bliley md and am ma Hr. wa Mrs. J.n.|Some mininten nenr "umm the §;`f§w';u;_§';::":;;§'° ""f"';"'°'i1_tI\o aintvicmi storm Thundly 311| ilu memben d hor Blind!! |chooI [awe mound to Omlhl Monday mr# nubkct of an address, indeed, IOIM ur gn; n pu 5|n u ~ z i
ine large ham was :truck by lighi- chu of a mzmbu of Yun an ai pmt gh, ,,j_¢y.~ny.I.he subject ahdtlld be l surprise. or my othérpfareign lan mf mg
da: md bumd w we don: her farm Mm »uu=~m M lawn lin. Msn' mum and ma u»\r."»'~h1=J= of these pianl is most wine ,__,,_,,....|.-- _ _,_,.__ __§'§{'¥F'.°.
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Th e c o u n t y a g e n t w a s : i s o i n a t -
t e n d a n r e a t t h e w o o i co n fe r t n c e .
T h e m u t t e r o f a w o o l p o o !f o r t h a
19 21 r u t w a s k i t u n d e r a d vi s e m e n t
t o a e u m m l t t e e .It i s d i h i c u i t t o n c -
c u r c fx i r pr i c e s a n d f l i r t e r r n i f o r
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Date rmtnxti on" mm
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t flh a n t t k lln d .l r d m n w u m i
dh u mo vhta it h ap p en d .Ha l u d
hanrmenon the building but it will
utwn r tha lo e a .'!'hillltholoc ond
hr nto bu mon tho u nn o c p o t. .
B.0 .: u m m m Ind * I k w e n
IV-bd; at the Aa W.Hu ge hams
lun dzy md wdtnua od th e b lllgu ne
lltti u n fi e n wo a .
Floyd Foster who lsft have award
:n m q u a n d h u b ea n mi fi lnl' i n
l h n u o u is vhiting Herman n l : -
tlvn at pn-sent.
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In loclal eonvnnation.Beforu their
dapanura tiny were treated so some
delic ious home made ic e mam md
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The younger srwn of Cn mp h n
girl:wilh their cluperoa,HN..
Blnecha West are enjoying an outing
thll In k. gy a n! c ampin g in the
ali! park ac the truck.Thur sb-
:-erved Nltionll Camp-hm day Sat-
uni sy by wht th ro uh th li r e xe r-
cises at this place.The older group
conoufnon UF wrlsrumrlon
um SICK HEABACIIE
Tho amz of Carts', U r " ` . ' q little Live Pills B due w the ml
'e!-antixlactionolpl.\whnunsthln.= T T L I ot by purging md weakening the
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`m m n a n m u ;tshonealoerencbmsl and ape atbedtime. Thgyuct 5.
: w m m m m w d z r s a $ 5
Hudrdia in result.They ue strictly Vellabla
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usrmulqg qnu e r PT BC DI 00l|dlli0!1l.A n y o n e wi sh in g'i n f o r m a t i o n : b o u t
h a vi n g t h e i r w o o l m a d e i n t o b l a n k e t s
o f y a r n m a y s.g:ur\e s o m e a t t h e
c o u n t y pg e l | t " ¢of!! ce .Th i s w o u l d
s e e m t o b e o ¥ 0 0 d m e t h o d f o r t h o s e
ha vl r n g o n l y a s m a l l q u a n t i t y o n h a n d .
A t o c r o w d e d m e e t i n g .F o r t C a i -
h o u n v w i v f t in d o r s e d t h e F o r m
B u r e a u l e g i s l a t i ve p r o g r a m l a s t Tu e s -
d a y e ve n i n g .W h e n a l l f a r m e r :
t a k e t h e s a m e in t e l l i g e n t in t e re s t i n
t h e i r g o r e m m e n t t h a t t h e , F o r t C a l -
h o u o p e o p l e t a k e t h e r u r a l c o m m u n i -
ti es w i l l b e ve r y m u c h b e t t e r oH'.
T h e fo r m e r w i l l h a ve h i s d a y w h e n
h e s p e a k s fo r It w i t h A s t r o n g u n i t e d
\olC I'.T h e c o u n t r y t o w n s w i l l a l s o
bon ofat b y n o p e r f a r m Iz g i n to t l u n
a n d m o s t o f t h e p r o g m a s i s 4 ; b u a i r o s s
m e n a r e m o r e. i l m n w i l l i n g t o o o -
o p e r a t e w i t h t h e F n n n B u r e a u i n i t s
n r v z m m .
W a t c h t h e s t e e n t h a t t o p t h e m a r -
ket..I f t h e y u e n ' t p u r e h r e d o r
h i g h m o d e I' l l e a t m y h a t .
A Io t o f l i ve w i r e s a m o n g t h e
b o y s a n d g i r l s o f t h e c o u n t y h a ve
be e n l o c at e d b y th e co u n ty B mr n t . a n d
Q n o n h g n A f R u n ¢ . I l »L a u -1. 4- -
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City.Tho Glue Club will tive a short
ronn-rt in eac h town through which
it posses..Thvlength of whic h will
depend on the time.'We apo very
anxious for everyone olonz the routeof the booators caravan to hear tile
singers.Although the object of the
trip is to .met the business men, the
entertainment is for all to . women
and children.
Of perhaps greater interest to tho
and iw! time.Qin outside zones. oemery cnugea ln- 7"- - - - - - r ".Services ouch night this week and crease at :ho rate of 50 cents per aI|°f|\1c¢d halt year at the cost pro-Mr . V e s t a l me n u ' ° ' " ' ° " " ' " " ' " " "" " ' " " ' " ' " _"continuing over Sunday.A llihlo thousand for earh ;ddi¢,ion;1 ;m"ilili!\x at that time.for an number of years ndresldunt of
school of two hundred L, the aim for blocks.Prices as low as s u r '(Minsk 1| ins¢1n¢r | : " " " " " " ' ° "-==~;=fK "" 0 ° " '
next Sunday.
.Let everyone be pros- thousand in cnriout lots. f. o. b. ~Wholesnlen are more hopeful 9.s, 'sun jgfth d f mu n y u r : h s , g g
ent.Rig rnusneal olforing next Sun-ing quoted by some Nebraska plants-1§f\Q,Q dnws nenrcr :nd many are g_ farm a few years 13° and movd
day.9°==»=»This lower price is due/In ~ lower podicling muc h better times immo-u g m , "whore the accident mp.'€°w=1~v»June 22,marked tho
J Contnbutod.ras; '2§°".I"'§'E;..§'."'.E`°'Z. in gg,-gy f the ggin is c ut.1 ; ~ f - : m Hi : h in d , h w' fo r hi s n -i g -: W o tuto \rril¢¢ atlas; of H133
r =>1 s ttor nlre in some inezi .'--¢out en nr ea.lmo c n z m F o n ' r u a o mln ms n s h a l e a n d the expense of mlnufac- and collections are ro med better by §°°"""lhlariuedte m m w a m a r r i e d n o
t'8aluI.e 1.0 Wuhhigtolf'
"Star Sptnzled Bannef'
srewnnrinam Humans
C O N C E R T J U N E 3 0 ,m l t u r i n g ' b r i c k o u t o f i t i s g r e a t e r t h l h t g m p f i r m s .T h o s h o r t a g e o f ¢ , , , 1 , '( g U N ( ; | L M E E T I N G H r .J o h n , \R . m ,o i S e l t t l e ,w a g -
_l n l n m l i t i n s w h o r e t h e r e i s n o m i x ~B o n t i n o e n t o b c t h e b i g g e s t o h l t p c l e ,__, _ __;i n g t o n .... 5
Don Lowe relurted this week from for Bible school u v u n u ;w v ua u n u n: Am e n l ¢\ \ U l nu lm u c h o f t h c ' h e c t i c w a ve n l i l t o r n n
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children win he the electric. ta!liope
which will mike cach mmm ahend ol'
the train nf automobiles.It is equal
to the occasion of producing music
of the kind its hir brother the circus
....-_. _..n..:.... .....\m.. with uhich urn
"5\"¢1i¢8"»-|¢ufé of shaie In thc soii.F
1.March Ff¢'f¥T_f!_\'\2U~\stem add approximately 50 pe"Legion of Honor'|m Um pIlni prim! or bric k, un
2.° " ° " '_'§"__..s. __King hundred mile haul outside of 1.
Pn of .India ....La bo r Me me mama
The wedding was marked by au
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-mm u......,........- »_§;;|=L oneawp . ~-lx:HKIre nl! famuliar.if you naw nf.-wr -W]-9hard an dtlcctrlc cniiiope you cinnot 4 éaak érhg " f ' " ° * " " ¥ * " ° ~
vo IDFICCappreciate its unique music.The I'ath&nder car invoked over
the route last Saturdav and Sundav
maki ornngumnnts tar,n l :W i i .és `i\5:11 'ni' ,...,'i'2.,,,~'é,"é
event.Enrvone along the route
seomod enthusiastic in regard to the
visit from the Sioux City boosters .und
everything point!to a.aucceanful
tour.
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CURB , mn GUTTER mo s L E T
"In Sateiy Pride"
33.Smear ._-__ _ ._ -
"Tromtgone Smiles"5.March __._. -..¢s.¢C
"Chicqgo Tribune"
7.Waltz __.._____..._I
"Magnolia"
8.Opus IO! . ___..._._°'l'Iumoroe\ko"
9.Fox Trot __ __ _---"Hy Baby k Amxs"
10.March __.___
"Nationni Emblem"
uunnuvl \ l n u t Lluuc u l u :urcclt.m n e d .' r m f q q n a n i a f u m t o
t t h e f a m i l y a n t h e E l k h m ''V a l l e y
} C l n b , T h e W i n n e r C l u b a n d t h e B e e
¥ ! _ -n \ . L ; \ \_ I __|\
Coon WITH G-A-S
CH Rl a
The evangelist is here.The meet-
ing is in progress and you are cor-
dially Invited to attend.There is no
cooler plate in town than our church
basement and now $st it is prs.di~
cally complete it ls a mon! comfort-
ablo pllte indeed.
The evangulist is bringing us some
aplendid messages.If he tlon't tell
..[ h u t w i l l d e m a n d a.f a m i l i a r i t y w i t h
our own nation'a history and form of
gofemntent..Suparinbendent Ballot:
says he taken the action because
he believes that s fundamental lmow-
iodgo of American history and govern-
ment is s prerequisite for good :itl-
sazriilcesf 'Eolematlonal guarantees.
and 'supevgovernmentu' that assailed
them ia a eomplete course in itself.
a thorough familiarity with which
should be demanded of every high
school student before ho la handed
a diploma.
nenship.1 "High schools throughout the coun-
"The need of wide spread reform try may well profit by the example
of the hind inaugurated in Washing-aet in the schools at the Natioapl
1The only sensible, sanitary
method.Cheaper than any.
other way.
BLAIR GAS COMPANY
BLAIR,NEBRASKA V'é']1 say. Grarfpop
suuayulou mu Luc luluriz rug ureuersof the county.The County Fair As-
:~oeilt?on is giving its hearty eo-
operation lo the work and voted
$100 to be disiributed in cash prizes
to cub members.They :leo want the
leihool ehiidren of om county to know
that they are entitled to free tickets
to the Fair.Washington county is
noted for Im.;flue al1owtnlz nt the'County Flir and it il planned to make
this year a banner year.Bl
Tho free employment service._Ia be-
ing made use of and.many empioyers
:ere reporting good results.No guar-
antee accompanies the man sent out
from the county lgent'| ofhee but an
i aftempt io mode to select good reliable
§~:.nd the lnml- vnu "as: '$'|¢{v"iEiE£-}|ii§¢`l'5|-nnf!HI¢h School !!\*| um (nm un Ho-
f'a\ing bids on ten distrlcis. l:\clud»
ing the Doflice |\l.!¢t'f. nmlfct.were
rcicclml bv the city council yesterday.
"I nm informed material is mio:
down.and believe we a n s u e bar
re-nd\c:'»lsing,'°declared Commis-
sioner Koutaky."W e c an still get
- l l al . . .» . ¢ u h . ¢ l -v n n \ n h u |h u f u l ! n
'Star Spangled Banner"
THB sU'r m: m. . \xn sc no c u .
The following little poem mwltters
by Gertnitlu Love, aged twelve ><~m.
deserves some note. ll. being remark-
nbg for n. girl of that om'
propomon in \n£lK1ng un r..Labor
hal been :Faced from $6.50,the
prioé mid lust year, to $4 mf doy of
ten hourl.Coal,which amounts to
10 por cent or the cont of produdion.
has incrcueal in cont. approximately
25 por cont ovcr the prices lust year.
he said,Supplies which Include ma-
r.l:¢m}1=¢voluntarily.0 " r n-l=»a\-j " "m u "" " " " " " " " "
men were tied gp by IIood.\in the i __west :me ~- » =~ f . : : : : ; .il; ,L ?' °;i "aL ,.
|1tf¢rlhelel5.|clalon" this week on the location of
¢°l|¢=*l°"" Improve ;¢ho new caomooo reformatory.:c f
Wilton Van Sicklool the Van Sickle corrling to apparently authentlc in-
(Iiuu and Paint company who has formation cnmnatlng from the stile
Im! rnlnvnnul fnnn 1 isIn In Ifnvnr }\n|\\r|nf fhlllrnl."GY ITC:Llfln
bmah. Stl# Univomity .For a num-ber of years cb# taught ln the Blair
schools but ful y ear was employed
in tho Lander,Wyoming school:
whore sho mot Mr. Hmm.
The Enterprise ioins with hor many
friends in wiahiog'them o happy,
useful life.mn ""' |""'»*"" """|""""* ""]|"3 Hill!! Misa gg | ¢12l.l.lR|\!£'1 nl crime FUPDIWA |53 fgpggr paru, nn:hun mwrmu auvn u -up -.---------~.°°"""'*i°"F'Butler opposed "'° Mr. and Mrs. Joe lA1.Q who reside in'ngur¢~d at za ner ma of lhe mn of found prospects very <~==¢°ursai==u in coin,Fnmont,Aahraml.Osrnlhlnrrlectionunhl"""'.°". mundo pl] the Suthedand .school dimer.1.ipmlumon.Thcer hll.-\ been no re- that section.'r ne-wr =~=."' better mg .H\?\=f=.f\ ¥'.9"M _.BLAIR,NEBRASKA
YOUR CHECKING
ACCOUNT
. . | 5 . .
SOLICITED
Thi s Bank ha s the Ia c lli ti e s, the e x-
pe ri e nc e a n d th e k n o w l e d g e o f th e
o z san --
I
packsa !
imen :rum :ne numbers lpply mg.This in sometimes a hind thin; to do
1| there an mnny who only ask for
work but dun't realiy wantany.
The season is on for preserving
een for winter une.It is also an
U v u u l w u l u y \ . u L u p u -. u ;--can httc r wl nur position."
Hifi# nn curbing und muttering In
24 disiricu were nwunlcd to the
Omaha c<m»1ru»:4ion company at
?9%& een! per yan! on artificial :lane
curhinsr.and the Lewis S.Noble
|n u c u o n III a n y o x mc s e a t o m s a n n IJ*\: h \ n u u n n u ;~Up o n t he a l l -c p e o f a h m ,s o m e itf'm.l\h a v !a¢l\nnc|?d~t h e co s t L i n c o l n t h a n I u w o n t h i n t r i p f m i d c u n t s fo r i h e lo ca ti on .N i n e t e e n o f On la st s °""'¥'§. 1'f" {».»' " ° § : J a m :
h, . . 5 " '? f' " " , . ''F ' T" " " " ? " E " :cf s u n ni i e a i s s l i z h tl a r h iz h c r t hi s w a r IQ ."0=:¢'amonnII3.*." " " 'in l He l d t h e m h a v e b e f n ° " m l "df .2 f .' _ . f f ' f f 1 . . .r 4 n .. . .. ,.. ms .. . .Q
pus me autnerlan senom nouscWhich in revered by ill.
2-lotto "\\"o|ic Will Win,"
Colvrs "Gold and Pink;"
Il' Nw live up Lu our rrmiulions,
We 1=urc'y ml!! not sink.
»th:\n iai\t.Th ;~15 p@§ that will have an short yiehl but on,
z f wt iq a lie1 to overhead U10 WI»|in ir in-\~~ Iiko n 12°-Dfi ner-crn n eo.pp":""n Va*rxiw: nf c ommm slbtk Wai '"f-t'- in the towns :hang
$30.50 East ycrr, ml cornpzzwl with rx .r " " '>'°""il¢"* In lrvtting bet-
l m rlc at resent of $1125 Manu ' z ff="Culietllons are r e lli mrsep...faclurers explain that the brick out- '=U\i8l loo. and hare ilf\¥\l0\f2d con-
|.......:.a.....\.|.. ...:n.:.. n.- |....o llnan ¢...In
While other town; hnve been mme- aumn lutru. vuiunru \uv '~----a "-ing mmrh noise about their claims his youngest dlillthblr. Hin Eflk. £0
for the ieformatory, Linwln has been Mr. Elf! French, ¢¥1l¥»1°l\ of Mr. md
wcrkhlg quiff tly.L m week u1¢*Mr1\» Taylor I`rench.o an 1
cboard of c ontrol had an rxpcn mr-Ref.Unde eirg the water at nw old '¢V¢|f(~r||Homl.', oflinlsted at the services In the
Slnitnrv asml»m\l l Linnulzn Th;t.Pr1mn¢e of the relatives of the >'°1-mt
i
I|
o u u n n u nnuw ¢nv»¢n.|\l l n |n n 5 ||avgi n fe r t i l e e g g s h a s b e e n s t a r t e d .T h e
fa r m e r s o f t h e U n i t e d St a te s c o u l d
sa ve $ 1 5 , 90 0 . 0 00 . 0 0 e ve ry y e ar i f t h e y
w i l l c o o k . s e l l , o r p e n t h e i r r o o s t e n
after the hatching qeaxen.Are youg e t t i n g y o u r s h o r e o f th es e M t e o n
m i l l i o n t a l k e r s ?
M a n y fu - m e r a a r e p a y i n g g o o d
. m o n e y fo r c h a r c o a l w h e n t h e y h a ve
\f | n l } n n a h' " °Ulluulu """Min Quint in our teacher,
mam: U.\N(.`l'I A1151 we all lla*-ak her line.
She is honored by the parents
Will Jahnc.E,living seven miles And the pupils tv.on1.y-nine.
mulh of Blair, took udvantaze of the we mink gt n great picxsuro
limo when hia big barn was empty Rather than u lankto in\.i1'.e his friends in on [nat Sun dy! \.,__ do the gracious bidding
iw!! uw. in now gum; on :no mance:
at toe rcdurod prioo was made at hut
you's produmtion ¢¢'SLs.Comparison has also bcer:Tn¢cio ho-
iweon present production costa nm!
,tho cost of manufnrturing 1956. IA-
lbor nt the minimum wane of $4 por
\ \ l ¢ l l l l l f h l u l u l a w e l a r w u u n n n s w l u n c l v ;\ " ' \ " (--l 1 1 e m o n e y s e e m s t o h e m m i n g o u t i n i m -p h u c r o i f e r g d b y t h e : i l y o f w u p l o ..f
- - f h i d i n g a n d i s b e g i n n i n g i n o i r o u -L f n c o l n f o r t h p n n n f f o r n m l o r y .T h e y p h m t o m r i z e i n f l l m i n l 4 \.
I l l - n b e t t e r a t p r o s o n t t h a n i t h a s M "y e a r a n d a t p r e s e n t ' " " °" ' i " f .
- ' u d m z t h e l a s t e i g h t m o n t h s . "M U C H ' r . » \ z . K 111 t h e F r e n c h h o m e n e a r i l e r m l m .
T h e E n t e r p r i s e e x t e n d !c o n g r a t u -
M fini Wm (` I ls 1p m an!'en s o r ~wi th an the promises of reform lnliom. to this worthy y oung couplt
oaraxilosn nre uz ~ a._ \~ that the dear Duhlic wow bombarded and washes for I.hemKD°d 3°*ml ~W H E N W E w a n t d r y .O N E B R O K E N m m f m a t c h .
I |||0 acanzn MILL! :ut "tumble,FOR ONE porfoct cigarette.0 I 9 0 o l
mu onmrvor lrlwvd man.Arm You ought ln me.
--4.» - .1 - . . . _ - .- ." * i - _ . . ,t h e m a t e r i a l r i g h t o n th e p l a c e .A l !
th a t i s n e c e s s a r y i l t o n i k e u p f a p i l e
of mba in thq hog p¢11| ind Ml Hrs
t o t h e m . w h e n t h e y a r e w e l l d u r r e d
That our dear teacher may ark.
r z i g m h S e v e n t h P e n h F o u r t h l s n p m x i m a t e l y w o p e r r e n tIi||f f u l p
S e c o n d ,E . l \ 8 \a n d u l l 'L i t t l e n I ! 8 } i n b m . [ ,Q h g p r i c e p a i d I n ! 9 l 8 .M a _
.n " ` " ' . ¢ h l n e r y n p a i r s a n d a u p p l i m h a v e i n -
p g g h ° _ ¥ " " ' "o f " h " 'n " *" h ° ° ;r m h s e ¢ l n e a r l y 2 5 0 p e r c e n t .w h i l e
alay as approxlmaxcay wu per c rm
rm" than the labor mst of 1916 uni
mf th e rnunn ol July mm moreriilcswillcelebratethis)rnr lhun 1:1 »»11'fl`,»§"°.1 §li'§,1""§§. ~ xlmnlnlmm during the coming yearl-
wer according to s local wholesaler.i or!{'g(;L I-IESTBR wggg"Wa are doing 1 biz huvinrss in Gm-led to believe ihnt m m s gal
\\0rks," said John Sclwrarlz nf the ~; ;g"*§n§;* ';.,g;,° '"g;' ",' ;§..'l¥f Mina Cecil Hester, wel!known ln.
'='"r'r*=" W f°"s°°°=f n is unnmlinv rn rl ~n is wa many 1=3==r.===§ a ¢»=sh==f.°£ 'l'¥f°_§'?f'fi
The whole countryside was oflt in
forte and a royal good time \\a.1 held
with refreshments at midnight.
Nels Truhimen,who sutTe|ed a
paraiytic lttc ka some time qto.is
slculy rccovcrinit nl. the farm home
of his thmzhler and son-in-la\n'. Nr.
and Mrs. Frank Simi.
,Hogs need lime,charcoal and salt
Ewen when they are manning on ld-
fnlh and getting milk.
'U. S. bulletins and Nebraska State
1|O 1 uid. 'Grlm'»°n ln' DID me good
iw|1'r+ 1z~|A'r om umm.»; I --~_
I l |C D U L D W T v o u : t a p i t .
I a Qgnu an mb.e o ¢A L l u o u a m u '
|I QA C R A F T ? g l o a m .
Q a ¢C A M E i N T Q £ l n n ' p o p 's o n . .
I 1|0
TW E N T Y fl h e s t e r t e i d l f o r t w e n t y
c e n t s - m i n e u n !Your 5<~»<=
m o n e y n e w e r h r o u h b e t t e r v ue .
<====»~, g = = ; = ~r h l l h - g d D v
a m r£ 3 \ , ' § ¢ ' l . ' } t h e i r i h m r . ~
M l d l d o w h a t n o o t h e r d fl r d i c c a nd o fo i y o u - - " Th e y S a l l e y " .
\
B n l l r .
L o c a l f h e r f l u w
M e m b e r s o f t h e 1 ) .A .R.,n f t h e
l o w c h . \ p t e r a r e g a n t l c i p a g i n g n ve r y
p l e a s a n t a ft e r n o o n t o m o r r u \ ¥ ( F r i d a y )
Ju n e 1 7 n t t h e c o u n t r y h o m e o f M n .
A . J .L a z u r e . o n e o f t h e i r m e m b e r s .
C l a u s Iulenckn is ul.pr e s e n t i n a
w r y cr i t i c al c o n di t i o n .I f h e ra l l i c s
I b m t h i s a t t a c k i t i s p i a n n é d I n
t a k e h i m i o O m a h a fo r a n O p e fn t i u n
as li m i s e em s to b e t he i sn t r e s or t .
llowanl Boris maricctcf! 32 head nl'
s t c r r i In S o . O m a d m F r i d a y w h i c h i t
i n b c l i e vc e l n t l e a n t c q u a l i n n y fe e d -
i n g r x m r d u f t h e y e a r .Th e s t e e r s
w e r e fe d 1 2 0 d a y u a n d m a d e a n n ve r -
ng e p a i n e a c h c f 3 ; x m w 's n fr ¢ ~f f r
u 1 u|.;r n u u c n u|Hnun. I "\v\\\ ulP l a i n l y m a y b e r - e e n .
O n h o l i d a y s w h e n t h e vvvi c g n h y .
Th e y l o o k a t
A n d m y w i t h
Lc£ 'n s t o p a t
Th e s e a r e t h e
l |J
l h e s c h o o l y l r d s o
g r e e na:nigh o f r d i c f .
" 0 m y ! "
t h i n y a r d s o ni c e
m e m o r i m o f t h e
sc h o u ! an d r a r ,
_\_ __ '_
n w a g e o f $ 2 i n 1 9 1 6 .C o a l g t $ 5 . 4 0
p e r t o n la s t y e a r a n d $6. 78 p e r t o n
th i s y e a r l s c u m b a r w l w i t h l i m m m
m i c e n f $2. 50 p o r l u n .Ii i u n u fa c -
t u r r r a t h i n k t h a i p r i c e s n f b r i c k n m l
h n l l n w F l e a r e n a v g e t t i n g o n a
st a bl e bas in a n d fu r t h e r r\\du|:tion°~,
t h e y c i n i n i . w i l l b f- m a d e \ ° r y vr u d u1.l n :s o c Ie m ` g a l I; .R o d u r t i n m i n fr e i g h ri \;f».
m v! o t h e r c f 2 | r m s ! ' Q n w l | . ¢|
f artixra rtll\1"5i¢\»1%r : " 1 I n 1=:r'|1
\. r \ u u l vu .r vu n .H s u - o f t h e l a r g e s t t o i l e t p a p e r m i l l s
I f t h e c o u n t r y h a s b e g u n o p r r a t i n g
r u i n a f t e r t r i m :H e r o d fo r !.v. clvu
fe l : -I o n a c r o u n t o f t h e s q i k c .A l l
» f t h e m c n h a w - p r o m ' b a c k i o \ \ o r i ( , !
a c c e p t i n g t h e m l u c t i o n i n p a y w h i c h
1h ey co n si d er e d suffi cie nt cau se f o r
t r i k l n g m a l i e r i n t h e w a s o n , n c c o n i -
T h c wh o l e p r o g r a m sec ms t o nf.
"'r c \| \ n n l g m u r fr i en d s an d p un i s h y o u r
en e m ie s . "
!~ !A | | R ¥ . \ £ } E L l c : : s s l : s
T h e fv| Im . i n g m n r r i a l n 'Iirrmseel
h a ve b e e n 'l a s u m l a l u m c h e l a s t M u n i
u f T h e E n i c r p r i vc ;
h a s be e n e m p l o y e d i n a n ollicc o f
t h e C o l u m b i n t h e u n d e n vr i t e r s a n d
t h e g r o n m i s 1 m g u t e r me ch an ic i n
t h e e m p l o y o f t h a F a i r m o n t C r n m e r y
c o m p a n y .T h e y w e n u p S u n d a y f u r
an vi i i l w i l h h o m :fo lk s.T h e r t i l l
m a k e t h e i r h o m e i n O m a h a
_ . _ - - - - - - - - -" w r t o I l c t " r r \ \ r ' L t c n b y t h e m a n n -B e n j a m i n F. G_ay1on,F r e m o n t u n i I> '!I1 I'Il ) F IH C K E H B R EA K l ~ ` A S '!'
;e t u '1 ~ n t o t h e f ~ " l i i r m .T h e n o t Ir c n e i l r a c k c l l .Fo n ta n e il e ..'
w h .o f Ih r 'f tfiizc a n t h e n m n u - I c m .zz.M a y n a r d .B l a i r a n d H e l e n A c o m p a n y o f m x r m m z f o l k : d r e n
-.:t_ .. ..n . . . L \¢¢§Q| | I| \ l l\ l \l\ O l\ ¢
The Farmers State Bank
iq1'August Jqlp of Kcnnlrd was s
pleasant wler at The IIntenvise of-Am 1 H 1 £':;.:="._"E°'i13.*.=:.,':;':f:' .mfg
lrfim'{Iwreu "| Prv
Q J 9
U E S Q ~
q w \ /c 1 c A n ~ ' r ' r n s
Lxs c r r r & Mvlu To mc c o C o ,
...vm w. H.. .~~`..,....-... W .|..\m=himself l : o o d Iivn newspaper for
another y ur.
-Mn .Henry Drvvsen and (vm
slauzhicn and san. drove ln (mm Lhcit
mr h I n Rock county,ud vi n g in
Bhlr but hlondly week.Alter vh-
illng numrmua frlen:ls und relativcn
in n u .Yummy m y l m for umu-
1u r u v I . l ~ d | . l ¢ i J J \I ' h e I * ' e n f f r H b * \ 3 l l |W m .B r y a n t ,w h o w s u i r f j u r e d i n 3 A d ~b e g ¢~l .1 ' \._
.I 5 w g 9 ..'
h D a t t a .i s y a s o m e m r m s n n h r § c k m a ¢ ' r :i n ! { < " ' r a s " F w l a s t w v k t u n e r sr a i l r o a d w t r u k i n S o u !o 1n o w i n t h e L q g l f e r u m h u a p i t a I a t I l a b ,2 1 ' s d u n f a c e .n n n e t b e d = . 1 J l i c r 'I i n T ' n c n ! : 1 .d e a l L n r r l
S p r i n g s ,S .I ) .A r s h !r e c c w d h y c u p o i n t a v r .d i r i o 1 2 : 0 * n f l a f .:'t i e r s !mu um af -=»d»»e=
'men`li n
wholmslrr# rn* vnu gdlir|;!.\nz1u Hanenhofi, Drmha..
Irieew of the I!r5ln1'x from Mrs.
Bryant stairs I|lil'l ho is in a criiiiell
rmulitlon.a !e;;broken abovz the
knee. m3ny h:1z='1»=:bowl tIe bend
U." i f f ]r:§y '§f\}§bi§sfféfsf1fI¢h,r~-rx 1 ~ sm' 5§§-§.I»»}l§n£¢}umom:mm-la n. Bla ir .
¢:;r.1gh|:3 'bf paid to brim' 1 - ;-1 wir: to L-:f chzrcnn.The fart that many of
:mm th eo*\.Light ne.l f 'r ck that is me izvlustnv have not been produt-,Have you pak! your subacripdon l°
South; and huh