07-07-1921B R I A N D E P A M N E N T
Kill Ruth Roberta c ame up fmm
and spentSunday lr§!1\ her
~r. Hr l.luy R»b er 1l
Dr.andli n .D.W.Balland
md ' I n h o r \ d r we a p f r o m
htundnyferI.shartvisit
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Hn. Ed ¢u' Hlv¢ n| 1 r¢ .¢ sTa hmAh
Ffldly ..
nic near home.
Group No. one Emnp Fare ;ir[.s are
buy these dsys rehelning for s play
"DodginganHe i a n "1|hidithey
plnnttoff3'eFridayt\'eni'\g July
1.Thepmc eedatobeuaec liormmp
ing erpenlal.'\
John Wlrner who c ams here tam
SanFscol u tsummeran1
bicycle nd went from here to I-léda.»
ryville. Indian.: to be nz the bedlide
from Fremont Friday,en they ar:
atl| ¢¢I&l| llidllnd colkp and spent
thu *Mk-end with hmm foikl.
A.. w. Burl vu m Omaha visitor
one day hat week.J
Mr.andH n .WilburDllriyof
Omaha paud thrnughhen one dns
Int week i n lhd r our andshopped
our for a vlllt with friends.They
were on lhdr my for an mating as
th e hh .
Mn. Chu. Bergstrom and (laugh~
Min Bemid ine went to Omdn
uxdayandspentSllndlywithMr
Berzstmm.1
-Ha. R01e of Omaha spent Sunni;
with his son Pery. and family.
Mn. Albert Woodward in enjoyln~
a visit from her mother Mrs. Hutch
enson of Gothenberg, Neb.
RoscoeFitchwenttoHamburg
Iowa. to play ball.
Li£UeRollinWachtercamewe
nf MK* 'I`ucnda5 evening.fguestl.
LynnParishofTekamnhvi..indJesse Ericksen hu started a repair
hisp m n uMr.w e: I n j 3 .a1. *»h op1 n the aa £.u ,J ¢ n§; »pn ¢¢
PurrllhFriday.hruilding.He is devotingof his
Ronin laws hu gone hf tork at time to repairing ttac ton.
the Sc henc k sum takin; the pinaAuswmShun?hadthe misfortune
made vacant byJu-ueErkhen.to fall from s bun loft Friday even»
L. A. Woodward hu rnirlgnod 311| lugandsustainedsomeverybid
position al ded: at the Mn. RA J bruins on hls left ann and the side
WachterstoreandHr .Bmdorf of of his fac e..
Blur In heiplng out at premn.5After being in camp at L1¢o Qin-
ENTERPRISE I .GENERAL A ND L OULL NE W S A ND COM ME NT
BLA IR, W AS HINGTON OOUNW , NEB RA SKA , JUL Y 7, 19 21
B A N K COST OF RAILROAD CONTROL~...W E E K L Y
B U I L D ~m
xmwuuaed s u s l m s s s x m n w
ING by the lhument ol n ,Ssrulnr Cummins . _ _ - a n - - __lclnlnmn ol the Senna commimea on'CND hen by Wxrelas 121 ~ u m e ~lnity. $25
CITY COUNClL MEETS
Wish this annount of money u-lnnkvn on but 'fuudsr nlrht rlth
building me M tu um p"mm~|£t doa mn axued that a.mo\\nL
vi-i`5&$i¢"uE |i§f2»§é_&"i§|gf§- ~ n napa lpn- as |.mummm.leglsiliure hu for its prlmnrjr ject,
the eliminltlon of the gladag -
light.
In c omply ing with the hw, md in
order to nlilua tha primary object of
the law.the State Deputment.of
me rn esme n: vmu lrww at..rer-fection never wal claimed for it, and
it is quita probable that experience
and the hearing now in prugnn be-
fore the Senste committee mn de-
velop rveuons why it should be 1-
smnme Ba i a an a no n "Icode departments. w save I tanlhof
In his l-lik! to peace olllcera In lhe appropriations for the next two
conferences held with Ul¢IT\| |iyura. which il about a million A yur.
the put two weeks. Governor - I. gjdy saving.
to make life weary and bu.|ineu`li~n.- _,_,_ ....n..... ...........;..¢... ,__
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ao_g:Lyle,and Hr .and Mn .Wil!
Smsth lm Twldly for a lrestzm trip
that will smbrace I nther wide nm
of country.
They xv by auto and an nrvvmd
fm aurnurfnf ant and axnnt tn huh:
On int Thursday . J une 29. st ill
hams of the hride'| plnlts, Hr. and
Blu. Thmnu Hlk hn ud o f Klnn ud .
aec utnd the wedding of #ll Llun.
Plulinu Hitc hc nd $0 wunm Arthur
wsmmn._r
._ u n time.uo¢n71mnlpoopulmvu'ypwu-,°§I'L|~ and Hn. x¢n=1a» expect rp Ia: '""{E"' °"€'° °F ""'°'?E" 1n.u»a
uh ¢|rivln| and In llluminnie 0h}e<tl{""""which m n lens! zoo (eel ahead of 'rm
I
I
» v » ¢ - " Q - -.. .- -. --. __What is focusing?It must not be
confused with tilting.Focusing a
bulb I1 pissing it in the right posi-
tion in the headlight with respect to
the reflector.Tiltizrx is :Ile bending of tlm head-
light itlelf so that the ray s of light
are xnraliel, and me inclined toward
the ground at the proper angle. Un-
less the bulb is in the correct posi-
tion in the reflectnr,the hudlight
will not give out the proper amount
of light nur will the ray s ¢° in the
proper direction.
The nil important requdrement,
therefon. beforo a legal lens hu been
placed on the car. is the facusinz ur
adjustment of the bulb.
A car driven 30 mile: per hour, the
average speed rstq in the open mun-try, will cover 200 feet in.-Uri seconds.
'The driving light, therefore. to pm-
tect the driver, must be strong enough
to millcieniiy illuminate objects at
least 200 f mt ahead.The lenses
thus far approved by the Department
of Public W ork: meet than mquirv
menu, BUT no lens which has been
approved will be legal unless. the bulb
is propeliy focused and the headlight
properly tilted.
The Depamnentg of Pubiic Works
has approved to date, the following
lenses:
Ho .N u m l"uc\.n m s ilaximumCwdi u Pu lror
"CU
Ȣn .
remuks could be expunged from the
Record.New they boldiy deciarc the
act was not satisfactory to the rail-
roads or tha elnployea, and therefore
it must bc doomed to failure.They
lose sights! the fact, howe\'n1, that
this manure, while seeking to den!
jusily with the employes and to give
the ownen of the roxds s hir return
nn the value of their Pr°P¢rfi¢£ was
enacted esaentislly in the public in-
m m .It seeks to prevent the peo-
ple of the Unite d sum from bdng
ground between the upper and the
'nelhsr mlllslonez of enpihi and lnbor,
to give equal servic e to ai! and to
keep the venues of tnwsportntlon
open.\Having been puaed fdr the protzc-
tion of the pubiic. its mr.gen or hil-
are will be daterrnined by the degree
with which it benefits the public, and
iz is impossible zo secure a verdict
untii ibn npenlion under normnl con-
ditions *1ua been thnrouzhly tested.
How ioon thoae normal conditions
wiil obtain is a matter of speculation.
Wkrn the railroads were turned
back to iheir o\\w15 bu the govern-
ment on Mash 1, 1920. the labor costs
had been doubled,natinna!working
agreement; had been put into opera-
tion which provud impnztiewl 1° there
was ahor1agu of eqgipmcnx. mpnln
.'him. and he zhrowh up his aiefensu
accordingly.Bllerflis are oflen re-
cruited from the ranks of the hai!
feHours class,in d ther:n o times
w h a n i t i s a m l l n s d n g t a m a c h m t
and 11lb ofiely kn for a hw viola-
tion thu the shed!! my not -nn I lar,
very much of n hmsch.The late
dmerllf of Gage county was once n
nlmnkmper. and his attitude inwards
Um booze trafic cost him his job.:Wh! Tixes Are Higher I
An nnlly iil of the appropriation:
of the has leglnhtun made by Sec-
retary Bron of the department of
fmnnee discloses the interesting fact
that while for the tum years'period
the mul appropriations were appar-
ently hal! 1||ilIin11 len than for theprecedingbienniumtheywakein
'factfour and n half millions more.
This in due to the chsnge in the Ilw.
that fires to the counties the !wn»i*rvr
of the nuta I<»w~na money. w*.¥|*1 *s
about two millions s year.Undcr the
old law this c onstituted a c uh fund
of lhe sill!! which had £0 be appro-priated bs'line Iegislituw.w a n ;
the !egiula1.un~s*a"L1 on nppropria-
tion: it dimoven that there n:_t!ro
:autres of income svh!ch it rnnv tip.
One of these in the money nina! from
tsxulon, collected by county treas-
uren and nent to the state lrgrumr.and extensions had bern negi¢:ter!IIhe other g, made up of the :uh ne-
and most. of the larger unds 'f°"| "'vod hy the :date from n number
unable to get needed working capatal of sources. such in fees, lianses. nd.
losses now, me telepnone companzuought to step along. The commission
ulnrered this conumtinn by saghng
that £t had mfused to allow the com-
pnnlu to increase rates more than 2s
per cent,whereas p d n te buliruena
ru fren to make nl! the profits the
znfllc would bear dtldng war Uma.
It also laid down as the Q-mmllnhed
law of regulation that when the cute
limits profits to 1 u*i\il¥ it must at
lull time: give it auch rates u will
pgy a fair ruturn on n fair vniue cf
the properly devoted to the public use
An nobody c ontfmdd thu the tele-
phone companies' cost of doing buil-
neu had fallen mamaidly, the c om-
mission uid it would invite the liln-'ho
lun of the courts If it did not con-
tinue exchange rates.lt wi ll puma
later on the applic ation to lnc relle
ml! charges.
Rudy In Sign Contracts -
".mie-ontativen of the United
Sturm Grain Grower:a n now at
work in the state licking to slgn con-
tracts with the fl.rmer's co-operative
elevator companies by which the Int-
ter agree. for a period of live yearn,
to market their grain, not mold locally,
thru the nations] organization. These
elevators will in turn. contract for the
nme period with the local members
of the ;¢rowcn¢'Umti lti on.ily
signing up far five y ears it wlil be
possible tor the national :mlm aavfvcy
to make proper mntnctn with milieu
''|*J» vrillnr muy vnu mls umv cucujmto lenlhe sights and than ihly wil!
joumey on no uw Yellowstone Put
wh en they will amp , than on to
P xmu n , ma i n u m th r o u g h c u m
ard doin: in Cnlifornia when tiny
expect tn make their borne.
o n r r u n w
H i n J u d e Campbell Roelgers
daughter of Hr,m d Mrs.Wm. J.
Rodgers, of this city,W u born in
Blair,Ne br uk l,December 1,1895.
8110 was eduatod in Blair and Fre-
mont and was married to Arthur D.
Guatuon, Jan. 4, 1915.
To Qhin union than children were
rn Jann Louise. aged four 3-un;
J anie lhxine, and throe y up and
William J ams.aged ten months..
Lira. Gun!-non ha.: been s xultrnr
for a number of yan having c on..
traded leakage o f the hurt n the
reaun of the "Ru" in l9l9 nnd from
which the never néconred.She took
to her bed about four months :gg
and on Decoration Day was brought
ln the homo of hcr parents where
she hu had every can that could be
given her but to no wail.She passed
amy iut Thursday aveninl nt 6:45.
The funeral services Wen held atthe home of the parents on iut Sun»
day, Judy 3, at 2:80 :L tn., cundurted
by Rev. Sealey ohthe Congregations!
church and iutemsenl.was mule in
the Blair cemetery.
gntulaton s- of ~Entuprint in
their journey down through Iifl.
CROW ELL HOME NOTES
Rev.s w a m wh o hu b m in di a-
pond fn About s walk ll mud imv
proved.
The buemant at tha Hmur i l \
great cnrnfort and joy to the mum
bers and timy an ';4rolsdler|11:haw
they :var got :lang 'nritholll it;
The executive committee Ihr tha
Home mot Wmdnuday,Dr.Kirk-
patrick 01 Dmnhl and Rav. Jackson
of Teklmnh were the oubd-town
memben pnamt.
Mn.W . 0.Ihteh vrh o1 nn t to
lin ne apd il a short time q u h u
rttu me d to li la lr an d i s s g lri n n ti h t
Home.
L l c n m z w c a ma s s : H OUS E S
Tmn d s f l min v u necnmpudsd
by a aaron dnetrial storm during
which the house of Jacob Andmums
nf Dexterville in struckby lightning
and set on dn.
The roof urn wel!ablaze befor!
the Are was dllcovsred anal bdsm tha
Hn boy : Ind axtinguhhed UW blue
practically all of tha furniture 11|
carried outside.The roof was buiir burned I n d
other mi n or dllllllf i done but tha
family feel gnteful that nuthin;
mon serious hsppeared.
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iy w r e c ke d t h e o r s c a n i za t i o n an d d e n -mi n c e r a i s e d a t su i s i n s t u l i o n s .r u m
t r o y c d t h e e fh c i c n e y o f t h e gr c n t o s t ve i n m o t h i s fu n d t o t a l e d n e l r l y l e n
tr a m p - o r t q t i o n sy s t e m i n t h e w o r l d mi i l i o n s f o r t h e t w o ye a rs .N m t § Y
o n d p a s s e n g e r a n d fm i z h l r o t - o n w e r e h o r o f t h i s ca sh : m m ' r a n u n w d l
t h e h l g h e s t e ve r k n o w n .a b l e b e c a u s e t h e a u t o l i c e n s e l o o n e y
an d o t h e r c o n s u m e r s .F o r a w e e k o r ]M r . a n d M r s . G u s t u o n h a ve b e e n ,
m o r e ih e s o re p r e s e nt a t i ve s o f t h e fo r t h e p u t t w o y e a r s r e s i d i n g o n ag r o w e r s 'o s o d a t i o n h a ve b e e n i n 1 f n r 1 n n u r Sc r i bn e r ,N o b . ,a n d t h e
tm i n i n i z ,b r i n g in s t r u c t e d o n w h a t r e s p e c t i n w h i c h i h e y w e r e h e l d w a s
t h e px np oe i li nfl in h o w t o p r e s e n t l l evi d en c e d b y t h e a d n o f s y m p a t h y
an d ho u r al l c hfo c l io n s c a n he a n sw e r -ol't h e xshoie n e i g h b o r h o o d a s p r o r -
u f m u 1 . . U i 'u . . 5 a | . 1 r u u u m n or o n J U L Y 1 .m t
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This is the problem which confronts
the country lodlJ». nm! in is la w-ry
serious one.The blight of that ia1'.c»
ful 26 months of gnvemmenl. operationr e m a i n s u p o n t h e i i i l m n f l n i I p e d o d
w h e n h u n d r e d s o f m i l i i o n s o f t h e p m -
h z u r w n o lo:
din la ur nm cn t.
W h e r e 4
F o u r a n d a
o f m o n e y .TI
m m h t In Iu n 0
Blanch - _._,. _ ....._ Jewell
"Imperial Cauncil"
Overture .._...-I-ielar Belahs.. \lmmfr wus nf.with tho directors of the farmefnlrites of the deceased
lnlf miliiuns is a lm: k elevtn}companies for me-cling at Lmutauiel
Young4\ . \ | t . f i 1 i ountry mustngwn Post.g sm ! M n . J o e J l n s i e r a m I u r f u y . M f ." w u h i n g t o n S t a t s"n u : " n
4.
A l l pe r a om i 1a \ i :. ; ;Im;.eg, \aI.mhT¢1
na n e r a .d e w l ,|.m1'::.rL.m o r l g l r m
$ 0 ,¥U;vJr'i~T1xf; \fll1In°1 of ie vnu-; din m'\*h of the p"cen\ ¢1"°P~Intl Mn .Andrew Paulson. Mr. md |g_Finalatitulutho'~°"»f " " I fn; 1| f"I \I.Blu Gui n Firm In Trouble H n .Russel Quigley.Hr.and Mn .,,Gm§d`,`M ; i ; . .I'
:ml urn *'\1n"" *ls \\"'! rn "1lc ;dn The !\El\1'~lJ.|0!1 of the week in finan-John LllI\b¢'¥1y,MH.Cln i e Llm~»3
and note), wills, Llhvlty Honda, War l$Ealr'l population added two 1|e
Savings S£|t'npt\.e£..¢tr.. in ilz keen§ :mme day when on June amh at 1:
ing of The Illnking House oi'L A. M. e baby daughter made its ap-
Castetter are heresy notified tn ep-penance at the home of Myron Met-peer and take name to other bla::ii :singer on west South atrect and at
ol safe hoping.| els o'clock the some evening the home
J. E. Hart, Receiver,.of Bert Wiilernl on west Colin:
I '1the 1.rrasu°$ rome iln1°.Thn |ef.»~'*»
ture pre~~|7n¢:'n e u n !\rrn"¢:wud
$365000 h"\ to 'I np""'*n1'i"'*|f \
¢|ehriencle!.'¥"~o n:=°e \.\'*lersir 9
ronmlhn get $261 *Wi mf°n #Jw -:rr i f of state ¢\H»~~n.¢1en|.\'ic\n.-ul
mort omcllle zr¥'!e1 $234,000 more fer
cial eirelea was the emberenement of betty and sons.Mr.and Mrs.Gi n i A petittooe 1| wang cnrcumwu vaBerry, Hr. Clyde Ileam Mr. Herman open up Second Street until it meet!
Renee and Mr. and Mn. Biilee Meier the county road south of Blair.This
from Scribner. Neb.fin where the med should be and no
The Enterprise extends sympathy dnoubt the powers that he will listen
to the bereaved young hu-\b;nd Ind to the eppeat of those interested.I l
the rdntiwe ahd to the three little h u loan;been admitted that thi-I
the Nye-SrhnciderFow'f°r compan !
which owne and open:tea one of the
farewt grain coltecting [Hants in the
country.It hu had a zeputetion for
connerntivo management. and (or 'Ii-
nenfial nobility. lt ren short of cash.
welwmed n little nriri All concerned the two yearn: We new reforfsator\|1\11ile ovrinlr seven! million dol!uer».:one| bereft of a rnoihefa Ion andlwoulu mal¢ln mn: mummy una me
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'mn m~r1'snPB!sF BLAIR. NEBRASKA.'rmz ENTERPRISE.BLBWR. NEBRASKA.
MAGGIE.
A L T H O U G H s e o u u m l u n u m .t h e
na m e M a g g i e i l o r i z l n u l l y d e r i ve d
fr o m t h e P e r s i a n . b e i n ;o f the s a m e
r o o t a n m e n a m e M a r n r e t .T o t h e
l u c k y b e a r e r o f l h l s na m e .l h s p e a r !
i s Lb s j e w e l u l l x n e d .T h e de l l g b l -
fu l no t l o n m n m e oys te r,r i s i n g t o
u m m r h c e o t t h e o c e a n a n n l g h t a n d
n p a n l a g i t s : h g h In u d o n t l o o re c e ive d
i n i t s m t h a d r o p o f d e w e o u g e n l e d
b y th e m o o ub e am s .l l r e s p o n s i b l e fo r
t h l l de li c nt e f n n t u y M t h e pe a ri .
T h e n a m e n l b r o u g h t t o S c o l l m d
h r M a n u r e !Ei th ur im z.ur lfa u f M a l
éo lr n Oc an m de .w h e n n be-ensue t h e
u l d c u n l So tt ls h fe mi n in e a m mo .I t a
cau se n.p e a r l ol'pr i c e l l n m -
cl a te d w i t h t h e p e u r i y ga le s o f m e
e u l n t l n l f u r i o u s . t h e n a m e o f M a g g i e
- u r .m o r e u s u n l i y .i t . ; o r l g i n u k M a r
z a n l . h u b e e n g l ve n t o i n n u m e r a b l e
sai nt s.
Huw H~§iar{ed
N.~ . L E
Fmew on xs .
WI-I AHB lndebt-01.2 to the ChineseformePounhofJulyHre-
crnrker md other more or los deadlyweaponsur celebntion.They used
these enlclen, shqrtty after their dis
cueery ot guupowder, lo :cure awaynn; e1rII splrltl that might be In lhvvieinlty.fireworks were mlnufnr
lured lu Italy n enriy as 1540. andwereusedInFn n c l xc celebrate
mental of Nazlnnal impon In 10011.
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m o l h n ' s f a c e , n o t u m l t l l u n u n n l .
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t o cho k e 3 d o g . " a n d w o k t h e e l r l y
m o r n i n g t n t n t o H u e i m u d ,h u l a ;
le n t * || r ~ 1 s 1m » \ s an t h e W l d o w M u n n l
I n t h e m l i l r t ! !h e b o u g h t a h i g h
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n u t y o u t o ln tl dy l h h lo c k In t h ! !
m o l h n ' s f a c e , n o t u m l t l l u n u n n l .
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g r n w s t pi c t u r e m i a p o u r urorlmi o l
o u r s c a n b o u t o f . " u i d t h e Ju d n -" I
n u t y o u t o ln tl dy l h h lo c k In t h ! !
m o l h n ' s f a c e , n o t u m l t l l u n u n n l .
I l u v| " 5 9 | ' u m e i l k ! o r n s h u n d r e d
t o cho k e 3 d o g . " a n d w o k t h e e l r l y
m o r n i n g t n t n t o H u e i m u d ,h u l a ;
le n t * || r ~ 1 s 1m » \ s an t h e W l d o w M u n n l
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A g e n t s L i k e S u m m e r .
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t,"t h e i n m n n c e a g e n t pr o c l n i
b e n n o m e o n e u k e d h l r n w h e n h e d
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c o n a r e l l k e i y l o b r o p e n w i d e . W h e n
u l l o n l l i k e l y p r o u p e d I u n s e c '
lm s i t t i n g a t h l l d e s k n s n r u l e .I l e
a 1 n ' t h u e t h e n e r ve t o t e l l t h e o f »
L 1 b o y t h a t h e |n o t I n w h e n I \ e
~N vn vé d r h e r r f u l l y t o h i m .S o !
Id o m co ol m y h e e l s i n n. r ec e pl lo n
n ~ w h e n t h e w e a t h e r i s w a n n . "
or hls poultry um!! he c ould cury lt
to his home.As I mm you, this happened Ions:
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Compound
LAIJIES GMI wan SHUES0 a m a n u l l o r a n d w u t In comtort EYm l J \ L L . l N l m o r § . " n a n | . | | . ¢ : .|¢ p c w r dl r fo r !l o fu l .Bh ut an l il o I. 0no s ad .sy rta kkd la an loo tba th. AH IT:m a l l . " m i l e ! t l g h l o r n e w l h n l t o o l: J i h a u n t n m ! t o n o r m . i n k !° s w g * I n vc a n H u s t o n . C u l l e n n d
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fr o m t h e P e r s i a n . b e i n ;o f the s a m e
r o o t a n m e n a m e M a r n r e t .T o t h e
l u c k y b e a r e r o f l h l s na m e .l h s p e a r !
i s Lb s j e w e l u l l x n e d .T h e de l i gh t -
fu l no t l o n m n m e oys te r,r i s i n g t o
a Q t J |.
n o t d o s u c h ¢t h i n ; n o w .
S u i t e cu l le d o u Al f.Po s su m a n d
t o l d h l m i f h e w o u l d t a k e e u r o o f t h o
oh lr lt cn u h e w o u l d h i m t w o U n oo n e s t o p a y fo r = , f; '£ §» . .
u r . P o s s u m a m i d h e w o u l d o n d t h a t
h e w o u l d s l u m t h e m s a fe l y a w a y u u -
t l e r a r o c k b y h i s h o u s e w h e n t h a n
w a s a c u r e .
A l r . F o x t r o t t e d b a c k a n d fo r t h l i l
n i g h t w i t h fa t c h i c k e n : w h i c h h e p u t
in t h e c a ve un d e r t h e t o o k. b u t h e d l d
n o t k n o w t h a t a s fo n t a s h e p u t t h e m
p r a y M r . P o s s u m c n r r l o d u m m t o m »
o t h e r p a r t o f t h e w o o d s
W h e n It w a s al m o s t da y l i g h t M r .
P o s s u m t o o k n n o t h e r c h l c k e n u n d d o -
pa r t e t l fo r g o o g f a n d w h e n M r .I o x
l o o k e d i n t o t h e c i t e h e fo u n d o n l y x t
fe w o f th e m a n y ch ic k en s h e l u d
pl a r e d t h e r e .
h i r .P o l l u m w a s so ut h er n t o b e
fo u n d .II-a h a d m o ve d b n ; a n d b a r
g a g e t o unnt laer ho m e .b u t M r .F o :
h u n t e d w g h o fo u n d ht m ,a n d t h e
tr o u b le i l e tt.
M r .Po ss um m i d h e w a s n o t .tho
so m e S i r . P o ss u m ." n o t o r I l v c d i n
t h e p l u c u y o u : p e - a t o f, a n d I d o n o t
k n o w a b o u t a n y r o c k o r o u t o o r w i e r
o n s ; y o u h a ve 'h o w r o n g fo l l o w ,M r .
F u r , "h e n l d .
M r .I- 'o x u n s s u : p r l s e d o t t h e h o t t !
m a n n e r o t M r .Ptlslstlltl.fo r h e w a s
s u r e h e 1 r !l t " 1 h a o n e b e w a s l o o k i n ;
fo r ; n t l ! ! t h a n w a s 1 c h a n e l t h a t h e
ha d m l de n t pl o tn l to .
Ri g h t h e r o i s w h e n M r . _ O w l e a r n e d
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'.. da d ln U10 neunpnpgrg ma took itmdg otlllri gh t.Igli no d hr g n typoundaor mon mdam now lbintodomy work.I:-eecm»mend the Vegenbls ggmpomg no myfricndaandfoumsyuaatheufactanatstimmial. '-- Nu. Bu nn 51lI"lIlr.813 W. Follrth Btwn Pattnilk, Pa.Thevery dly iifeo masivhouuwivuil a continual #Hunk th rocknuamIb e nh n oth iu a umn ws u -g d the nannies mtmd ol' homadutiesusdtheyboeomedoublyhudwhen nomo female tmuhlo makes awrybon amdmulzllnc hg an dus rvulnm
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Phkhlm'|Velutab.io
W h e n M a n F o u g h t l n S t a l .
A s a g e n e n l st a t e u l r n t l t m a y h e
l d t h a t a m o r w e i g h e d fr o m l h l n y
~ n n d l . fo r n s u i t o f c h a i n m a l l , l u l l
t t y fo r or el ln nr co mp l et e p l a t e t o
o o o r m o r e fo r i e l ae n vy to u rn a me n t
~ulpmenr.Th e a r m o r I o r t h e h o n e
~i ¢ h\ w ei g h a n ot h er h un d re d po u nd s .
n m i t e o f i t s w e i g h t . a r m o r , w h e n o f
~-»q u a l i t y a n d w a r n (rs mo a t l m
- ~ r l l n ! po i n t ) o ve r p r o p e r l y c o n s t r u c
fd . p a d d e d un d e rg a r m en l a ,w a s m r
r i n n g l y m o b i l e .
Fmew on xs .
WI-I .ms indebted to the Chinn:-for me Pounh of July Hre-
crnrker md other more or los deadlyweaponsur celabntion.They used
thus uncles, shqrtty after their dis
cuvery ot guupowder, lo :cure awaynn; e1rII splrltl that might be In lhvvicinity.fireworks were mlnufnr
n p a n l a g i t s : h g h In n d o n t l o o re c e ive d
i n i t s m t h a d r o p o f d e w e o u g e n l e d
b y th e m o o ub e am s .l l r e s p o n s i b l e fo r
t h l l de li c nt e f n n t u y M t h e pe a ri .
T h e n a m e n l b r o u g h t t o S c o l l m d
h r M a r g i n !Ei th ur im z.ur lfa u f M a l
éo lr n Oc an m de .w h e n n be-ensue t h e
u l d c u n l So tt ls h fe mi n in e a m mo .I t a
cau se n.p e a r l ol'pr i c e l l n m -
cl a te d w i t h t h e p e n r i y ga le s o f m e
c e l e s t i a l r fr l o m r . t h e n a m e o f M a g g i e
- o r .m o r e u s u n l i y .i t . ; o r l g i n n k M a r
z a n l . h u b e e n g l ve n t o i n n u m e r a b l e
sai nt s.
By MILDRED MAns1-1ALL'
"What's in a Name?"
F a c t s a b o u t y o u r n a m e ;i t s h i s t o r y ;m e a n i n g ;w h e n c e i t w a s
¢~...|.|n
had Cro: l3|lI Blue lhould be used
ner; home.It make: clothes white:noir and never injures the num
11 good rrvrfrs. 5e.
Blfare Books W i n Plentllul.
The almanne and the family Biblenslilutcd the home ilhnry some two
undred yum ago.The weather prectlonl in the almumc s of mo :eaugo wire oeraslonnlly rlght. and when
- proved in an: locality. the nm of
predlcter was proclalmed abroad,z the corner groceries and tavern
an of the land.
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at the ~ght Tim~
By MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE
day."And when :here ln any dlnpntt
among the wood folk now Hwy aiwnynnl! an Mr. Dwi an n-mn ln Ior ltr.
1~ux :old everybody how clever and
wlse was Mr. Owl in finding out abouthit c hick:ns. thouzh he wu cureml
not to tell who hm! thvm.
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M R . u x f x . i s \ \ 1 : : i r . b i l i n -
MANY yean ago. kong before Air.
Fox was called cient or :IL or
Mr. (ml a wlus hlnl, ur any of theN000 folk had earned all! name for
lhvuwelvu other than their |"|l therewu trouble between Mr. Iox und Air.
Poisum.lt im|1p\ned il this ray.Mr. Fo:
one night went for chlckeus to 1 funna lun: any from hu home. and when
he nr:lvw he found lhilt the v°\1lU'¥
home door was open and lt was mi!enough to :et all he wanted. for Mr.
Dog was away.
The only trouble wal that he had
no place to store them. and ll was :ouhr to may :hem to hh home and go
hm: for more.
Mr. I'os happened to think of Mr.
Possum. and he decided zhlt lla would
make a ba:gala with him to take cure
HOW Do YOU SAY m
BY c. N. Luluz
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a n n i ve r s a r y o f a pr o ml n vn l .N e w
Y o r k e r t h e lo vl l u tl o n a .w h l c h w e r e
e n g r a ve d In sl i ve r .r e m a i n e d t h o uw o r d s a t o n e d d e :" Th e d e m o n d a o t
w n r r r l l e t o r e o n s 'N e h o p e fo r
y o u r p nc¢.n o t p r e s e n t s - a t o u r
si l ve r d l n g ao nl ver l or y .° "A m o n ;
t h e g u e s t : p r e s e n t n z m n a n n i ve r s a r yre c ep t io n w e r e s c o r e ! o r N e w 'l'orI¢'|
m o s !n o t e d aocl eur Io l k ,t h e 'mary
p g o p l o w h o m w e us u a l l y lo o k I o fo r
le a d e rs h l p i n au c h m i l t o n o f w e l l l
m a g e .S o l r y o u a r e l o o k i n ;f o r a
pn.-codont I n a d d i n g l o y o u r L n vl u -
i h l n l fo r a n n i ve r s a r y reception.-\o r
ot h er o cc a s io n s w h e n p r u o n t a m i g h t
b e ex p o r t e d so m e in d l c ol l o o o f t h e
fa c t t h a t y o u w o u l d p r e fe r n o t l o
h a ve t h e m , h e r e l a l o .
T h e fa c t l l l h n l n fi e n pe o p l e r o
fr a l n fr o m h o vl n g w e d d i n g n n n l vo r
m r y p a r t i e s fo r t h e si m p l e rem u-o
th a t t h e y h n l l o s e l o s e n d l n e l z a t l m m
Zh n k w l l l m a k e t h e re c i p i e n t s fu l t h a t
t h e y a n o u l m e n t o m a l e so m e : n r t
o f p r e s e n t .W l s r u th i s l a fo r a : i n
o r wo o d e n w e d d i n g th e ob l i g at i o n l n
trltllmz,h u t 'Ir l w n l t In fo r a s l l r e r
o r g o l d e n w e d d i n g t h a n t h e r e i a m o r e
m o n o fo r t h !! h e - s l l o n r y .
U s u a l l y a n y a n n i ve r s a r y r o r a n y
th i n g l e s s t h a n a a ll r e r vx w d i n g i n k va
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u m : r e a l m g } u r l U o t Am er i ca n. :
w e d i ff e r e n c e b a l w e e n t h e t w o w o r d s
"_ d l " a n d " ve l , " b u t g n m m n r l u u h a n
b e e n t r y i n g L a d o s o fm ' m a n y J a r s .
" G a m e i n ' a n d n a l d m r n . " ' u n uu e ° |
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1 !!' r n . 4 -I ' n n s o u a l n n a n u t .
I f I n m m ¥ \ l l ¢ ¥ l D l \ u ' u m m n t .
' T h I n u v r l l h w o o I n d a n I I n !
T h e y m a l l l l o r r y l o n sf » = = - g g ,. A n d n l .t i s t r u e l t n b d t l o f 1 f l
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A LINE O' CHEER
ly John Kandrlek mmg|.
we ~used In Fn n c l xc : e lh te , f -..I,,"rmentalofNazlnnalimponIn10011._p 15 \ » ." " '
'I11e Industry now ecnlcn In :iw g p f Jummm Blum.r '(comrslshn '-~,
:" h m ~~' : : . ! l |. : . . .
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da u g ht e r 01'Gtr do wsk y,t h c l l m o l n
p n n l u t . l a n p o r t a d t o b e m a k i n g h o r
r n l r i g a n n " m c vl a " s t a r , m u c h t o t h e
sa n ma c tl n n a f t h a i h r o n g s o f p l c t u r n
th e a te r pa t r on s .
UUE.UI:m u ulttlug ln aair!!!no.-ar by when Mr. Pouum had made
his new home md hoard all that |1110
been sold."l'e|hnps : m r a n mlstahn.llr.
Fox."he said;"you had better sotruck to the une umlor the tree and
look stain.""lt ll under n rock. not 5 tree." cor
rem-d Mr. Potuuum, who ltltl just uid
tn dld not know an;thin; about the
mfs or rock."Uh, ho," exclaimed Wise Mr. Owl.
"lou do know mmethlnn'about lt.
after ul.""Mn For, go right in and durch
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le4
1
Ig
;
thls fellows home. and U lm makes
any trouble about lt l will call all
the wood mu and tall them what a
deceitful fellow he is.""Oh, how wise you ore, Hr. Owl!"salt! Mr. Fox nl he came out ol' Mr.
l'os.|um'|house with lata t m m m ;
"you an- the wlsost mm t mr knew.
mu is fnulur.lla should ax, "Duma
in and sit down."Whether n hen mu o n a n u r q r
d u o u l t u m t m n a l m m g r l m m u .
:Inca the point 1| dlaputmi. bu: is 1|
quite narlaln um: you do not "all" ahen on her nr-st: you "nel" her there.
ll w fo r m o f a p n r t y o n l y fur o n e 'n In t l
m n r e fr l e d d l .Hu : w h e n o o o h a s b e e n
married twenlfnre :ears men therele r e a l o c c n l o n fo r a Im - g e r e c e p t i o n .
Th i s m a y b e I n t h e a ft e r n o o n o r e ve
ni n g . F o r t h e a ft e r no o n e l h i r t h e h o u n
o n t h e l m l m l l o n c a r d s w o u l d u l u l l l y
nf-fr o m t h a n t o nlx,t h o u g h gue sts
s e l d o m d o e r m e b e fo r e n u r o u t t h r e e
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dl a a p p e e ru fr o m th e W e s t .B u t , w h i l e
t h e e l m pl a gu e s ca n n o t b e e x t e n
m l n a t e d a t t h e i r s o u r c e , t h e y c a n b e
n e !m m a ase tem ati c.wel l- dl rec te tl
b a r r e n o f po is on ed ha l t ,ll l e .a n d
o t h e r w e a p o n : fo r c o n t r o l w h e n t h e y
ett emp l.t o i n va d e t h e cu l t i va t e d
Be l d l .
P r e p a r i n g f o r t h e M u c k .
E v e n lo c a li t y ah o u l d h a ve a n o r -
ga n lx a tl o u t a l l y eq u i p p e d a n d p r e
p a r e d t o m e e t t h e gr u u t ho p p e r o n
al n u ¢h t .A l l p r e p a r a l l o t u sh o u l d b e
m a d o e a r l y i n t h e s p r i n g b e fo r e t h e
lna ec ta h a ve l e ft t h e i r br e e di n g
gr o u nd s .'h t e o r g a n i z a t i o n s h o u l d b e
dir ec te d a nd c on tro ll ed by e ll lc len l. a nd
eo e rg e t lc le a d er a , a n d It o u xh t t o ha ve
t h e c o - o p e r a l l o n a n d a u p p o r t o f e ve r y
fa r m e r i n t h e c o m m u n i t y a s w e l l a s
t h e Ie n d o w n e n w h o h o l d t i t l e t o t h e
r e m o t e ar e a a fr o m w h i c h use pl a g u e
sp re ad s.
A n eq u l ta h l e m e t h o d o f rn l a l n g
fu n d s fo r th e w o r k c a n h e a r r a n g e d
z z e t e r y la nd h ol t le r l a ta x e d o n t h i
ac r ea g e h e lnolda o r ope ro te s.T h e
fu n d : s h o u l d be c o l l e c t e d a n d p l a c e d
a t t h e dis pos al o t a ¥°°<¥b m
me n w h o vr l l l k n o w b o w a n d 1 | h e r e z o
x o a b o u t b u y i n g po la on a a n d o t h e r
a o p p l l e e w h e n t h e y a r e n e e d e d .w i t h
o u t t h e ne ce la lt y o f u n l a n g l l n e r e d
r
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A Gneehepper at Work.
tlpe.Sometimes It la edvsnilxemxetoa n :the nushopper army with
line,and It ls allen neceeesry toepreed poisoned belt upon the prop
erty of nonresident Lsndovmen.Heresn ure palate where legal sddos is
dedrshle,and the leaders shouldsnow their enc t rights and llmlts ln
zhese matters hefare the lime comes
for themze ec tto ss vez he c ro ps ot
the community.
I !Lbs asm:cz is dlrided intodefense sress and eech eree put un
der the supervision at s.men whoknows |1'ssehomt>er hnhlts and hour to
use the weapons which the organisa-lllltlh lly utillhi Si1 lD¢ 1l.£ .h£ rtldll
be no n a te at mezerlsls or smartwhen the foothills disgorxe their !m.u»
rr! hordes.Lullr. the wider the co-opereuon the better the results eu:
lp.Ili does no SWG to drive the heppen from one district, u they are el-
lowed lo settle end feed upon sn-o the pest elong to the
other teller does not eitord permensn: relld. and 1: puts en extra hand-
shlp upon oue'e Mithbor. The Assaultshould be simultaneous lhmughoutlhe
whole mrmm sree: fum annum c o-ogenre with term. vlllsge vllh v1l
lin. end county with eounq. so um
even I-een that the hopper mskes toumm the try in: pen will lend kim
In un an, un rnodszuu ser
llgln Spec ies ln wus.
'Item en el. least eight | 9068 at
rlllifvvner comsncmly found ln theP u lte sl.eles."8ome ot m u e n
Iih lld. so me sn no t;some prefer
m e w w a t f o o d .but eleneeunr,
when e e u mll condition ue favor-n-h~. *hey an destroy mr uw that
1 B|§§'T" AEEThoBlwnlnrninfthallfrdlhad 1f<Rmnn nuhhasrn nown: necammnlml i A mm 18 I8 old a his UNI"U3 henuxntthapla ns of Influenza in
.......... .......... _._ _...__ ,_ ____m p u m m n i u . n q u u a l u V ':mdlmu lhrlllgl lhlnmntl ln 7 "1 | ¢K I J
" ' " ' W, " ' ° " ! * ~ ' ° " ! ' * 9 "nf-.u.u¢»uu»¢=¢un|¢u-una
a n d fu l e d .b u t g a y m u m f z : I ve up .
'M a n n y o u r h m l u r n s i n t o s o r r o w . a s
It wi l l .c o m e h a c k ua m e a n d ' w i t
l f !n l i l n "
"Oh, Gear!!ln¢tho dan napa no
"'.Z'..w i t h m e d e m a n d s a c t h e l a r g e w h o l e |f d ;n , " e n u m : d m u h u s v n u
.. . .» l ! . _. . . | - . . . . . -- . .- . . A ..¢ __ . J _ - -
R A I L R O A D T I M E T A B L E
CI\| nlo & North W estern
Prafnl Eat.
11:13 a.. m. Daily.
4:35 p. rn. Ihily.
.'Trains Wm.,
8:-l5_a. m. Dany..r
2:54 p. rn. Ddly.¢
c. s. P.. M. -l o.
Tnins North.
7:25 a. m.' Daily except Sunday.
u .I .
E xonc s To COIh"IB AC'I0RS fr un ml of llrx. C hu . H
_.lnmnsned so be vim ml
Sealed bids wi!! he rtttived ll zha, her birthday which
umm of the S u m Department of event.
The fellawa who
County 'Baud to permit
B d !in Burt county,
joke on themselves.
um! posted u to the nw
Public Works,-uh F1.¢q.¢Brownelli
Blwk,at Lirroln.Nebruka,until
5:00 o'cl¢>ck P. M., an July 28, }.92l,
for wniimding Wood Guan! Rail |n:|
incidents!work on Une Yiore-nee to
Hllir Pmject No.9i,Fedora!Aid mum co\mty.vrh!c l1 hu
Roy;| ° »record favoring sob
K\Lhn's phc loi will pleue you.
Chick food for sale at the Rhoades
Cod and Feed store.
Golden West; Hour,made at
Puritln mills, $2.25 per ac k at The
Rhomdes Coal and Feed Store.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bllco tue! daugh-
ter. Mrs.Leonard Peterson of Ken
narei were Blair business callers on
Tuesday.
o n n s n n o n n a n o n n n o n n u n n a f w n n n o n n n m
BLAIR BR nfs--Local and Personal
Rulufa Photos will please you.K\1hn'=| Phézm will pleue yon.
The Rhonda: Coal and Feed Store,FUR z=,\l.i%--Four rmh miich cows.
does grinclirg.Hutual phone F 18.
Mr.and M m Opal Remes spent 2 0 . i ty Ralph hlencko
Sunday at the country home of C. B.A bally boy wna born on Iu1. Sun-
Bunn.lil? nmrniupg to ltr. and Mn.. Frank
.'van `
_h - I
be quick to no the advantagn in ws-'na good as it is represented to he it'The llliiea of the ~Mi n ~ G : c a n a n d B li s s Ma r k
Ing either this or Nebmh No. 6 or Brill be finmced thru its present dim- c hurch and their friends spent a very Wetul,two fernier Blair teachers.Il Idati Ill fo!pleasant aftarrnoon at the S.Hlbut now of the Omaha fac ulty are6-0..cumin.if no t,.qu on w -lo r.Thac ompany W m a number of Ke11p W' nt \ churc h liensington visiting Waahingion.D.C.with |_
THE ENTERPRISE m m s é v n z w x o f r z s
Bqny Fnnm Bureau memben in
the county will be flnd to know that
tba new secretary chosen by the oxe-fulivo Bond ll Hr. Hy mn Cook ol'
Arlington.Mr. Cook in n prominent
farmer, who is well known Ind sro!!
Hked thouzhout tht oounty.The Board mftling held July 2nd
wnrnn earnest and prosperous one.
Committees were appointed as fol-
iowiz Organigatioln--biiller Rhea
and Cook.Izgislaiion and High-
way:-Vnn Deuaen. Miner :mf Mar-
shlli.Finance-H C. Jenson, Hooks
and Andenon.Live Stork--Sunley.
Berllealn and Eben.Mnrketlng and
Punhunlp-Hooks, Cook ind Low.;Pure s¢ »o »- nm; c o ok and Meh
n n l.Poultry-Bllehrens,Lnnghorst,
Meier and Lowe.Publicity--N. Jrn-
ma. Hebron: and Oban.
Motion W u made that the Legis-
lativo Committee petition the county
Commissionen to publish the per-
sonal.u x #turn for Washington
county.Carried.
Plann mem started for a Farm
Bureau day st the County Poir.It
wu llao mgzesied that 1 opociai dw
be not aside as Fam Boreiu Day at
the State Fair with apeeld camping
ground un. snide for memben.Pe-
tition W u na and Iorwanlod to
the proper authorilln.Punine to the flee ls open dingnee
and we thonfors want zo publicly dis-
gnoe ihis publiral§on in its very own
rohamn by llaying ibut tha Washing-
Lon County Farm Bureau is ospeclzlly
blessed in having such exoeplionnily
good oo-opentioo from this and other
newspapers of the county.'Hue farm-
ers are 1swing | mighty hand rowgo
hoe these days and it foals stood to
:methe friendly feeling on the p u t
of "Ye Editor."-I .. ..».°1~.
Share A. la~wns,nuumf
Fritz Per You $1.58
xssuxn svsxv THURSDAY
. _-- - n. - . . . __. -
Forrnefr pnaldtnt. Wm. li. Taft hun
been ncmhmed by Prelident Harding
to bg chief J u we o f the Unimed
Bute: and the aenntn promptly con-
Ilrmad the nomiwion.Mr. 'Luft is
th first mm in the '| \l'uol| '$ hiwry
In be nholen for the highest oflke in
both tho oxecuthe and judicial Hunch-
cs of the gwemment.For more than
thiny yur: prior to hi: retirement
(rum the presidency In :ma he had
been Hman! connlnntly in public urvioo.T h e h n p v o z e w m i o w l IIn
was append Ivy Svsntnn Bunk.
Idaho, Johnson, Camiifornixd Ll Fol
letlé, Wh., repubifmnz Senator
Watson, Gqvrtlg. qemoent.
th ~_ at Blair. Nah., under
A n umb er of Nc h nak l mm a re
"miITed" mer ihcir inability no pull
the mu state rufonnatory to their
towns.The Slate Board of Central
is evidr tly made up of men who are
}o0'king out for the people, the us-
pa;er md no mount at manning' or
ngu mtnt could c them when
'J w fm they were rig ht.An ap-
propriation of $300,000 from the ne-
cent legislature hu heefmade for this
new inatitutipn for dnt offenders and
thi Baud punc hue d l inn miliury
aadamy nad gruunds near lincoln
within thru miles of She state peni-
untiary for $31,003 yrhkh wa.: mich
jg; Umm it c ould have bun built.
Had it blln loc ated out ln the *nb
ern pan of tha nate, trnnsponuion
)Iuaned the
Kandny Bus
m a m a ¢
EIDE l.lGIl'l'!l ON ¥.MilllSG'l'DNllhl|lla|la| than mdlt In msgid. on lnl. nanny.iccmpnny of congenial rrlemu.
ibn: \\h0¢¢ operations have rot beenGompera Not Spokesman For 1Ahoreortai|cc1.'The late R.B. Schndderl
of Fremont. one of the mont utnieWuhingmn, July ?.-{S|;eeia`l Cor- btuines4 men the state hu produced,!
respondance)-Referring to the ac n s given credit for much of l u i
tion of the Denver convention of tl1egre\uh in the year: when he wel an
Amerlenn I'edention of Labor :n
favor of permitting the sale of light
wines and beer. Confreseman John
G. Cooper of Ohio clmollenree the right
of Mr. Gompers and the other leed-
e n of the Federation tn speak for
the workingmen of this country on
moral questions.Mr.Cooper re-
enllerl :Int some time ego Mr. Gump-
en declared that in all his travels
charge.
Exit Mr. Blae|_
Hurry E. lions, who olxlnined quite
o reputation In Iowa as o nucceidol
tighter for the cities as against the
country, hu resigned as secretary of
the nate chamber of commerce. Ltr.
Hose. after his job was ended in Iowa,
was reportd by n group of Omahl
bzeineas men who lud an Idea thatover the c ountry ho had y et to lnlltlzhe rmner was getting too exam-
nny one tho did not "damn prohlbl-
ton."Andnot thot statement of the
labor chief Hr. Cooper put the result
of a symposium published by one of
the lending monthly rnoguinel, com-
piled from 528 replies from ;lromi~
nent labor lenders w the question,
" i l u prohibition been n benefit, to
the 'rorkingrnen and their families."
Three hundred and forty-Eve. 85 per
cent declared that it had been." I
just vrnnted to make this statement,"
nlrl Hr. Cooper at the conclusion of
his remarks In the House, "in the de-
fense of the thousands of honeat l:\\»
abiding'worltingmen who resent tho
lying mferenoe that they are the
l n n b n a u a n n f n -Q l o n l l i u f u w i n *i n
live, under o contract to pay him!
$11,000 n year.They secured for him:the position of secretary of the at-ate;
chamber bs' ollerlng his services at o
ligun that moat otuutive.The =»-5
polnlment of Moss was taken by the.
organized fumen: no n declaration of
wer 113 the town against the country,
and it took a lot of quic k stepping
end tall explaining to quiet their ap-
prehenalons.The gouipa have it
thot Sir. Mons is stepping out be-eeuse
the directors do not agree with Bin
ideu about what organized businesl
should do to prevent the organizedi
former:1 from !n*ru¢lin¢ into the blliifi
n e u f i e l d .O f l a t e s e v e r a l t o w n e " " ' ° 1
n o _» . . - _ .A l . -. . \ . - - . \ . ¢ . u n f a n n i e -
z : u u p . m . L m i y e x c e p t S u n d a y
6 : 6 5 p . In . D a i l y e x c e p t S u n d a y
Prof. Swihart and his violin pupils Miss Margaret Bluunernreuthon aorgvanti
are working on a. program for n rc- is visiting at the Arthur Schmek Calwml Lewellen camo in from
:ltal which they expect to render near homo at Mndinon, So Dakota.Columboa to spend the Fourth with
'ment of Public Works.(th Floor
Brownell Block on or near the hour
oi' 9:00 o'clor:l:A.M.,on the 29th
day of J uly ,1921.County HoundsIuly 20th.Golden West Hour.made aivloge r°n'".lm he r eb y requested to he present
opportunity.Th e In go mmo nmum
petition against Sundny hd! had about
ten to one ln aignen.Sunday obaen.
ance In Burt oounly in a fundamtutd
prindpol: it hu been the custom niuol
ACCOUNT 8:30 a. rn. Sunday énlyTr|| mS4mf.h.
1 2 : 5 7 a . m . D a i l y e x c e p t S u n d a y
6 : 2 8 n . m . D n i h r .
rauumze name msutuuon ny buy-runtan mills. at-'':: per mek at ine ucv. |.amhrecht of Ly0|u,N¢h. wa
ng y our brea d of the nm:Home Rhoules Coal and Feed Store.ll0°¢m:: old friendn and rhzirnla mam:1to be present.
The approximate quantities are:
ms Llri. Feet Wood Gunn! Rell.
r
Certified check for 5 per cent of
the amount nt the bid will be required
with ea-h and every bid receivedPlansandspecltlcntlonargé the
work niay be seen and Infomation
and proposal forma secured nt the
olllee of the County Clerk at Blair.
Nobnaka or ot the olllce of the State
Depanment of Public Works at Lin-
coln, Nebraska.
The State and County resenfe the
[ight to 1\ni\£ all technialitien and
reject nm of all bids.
Mary C. Tkbel. County Clerk,
Washington County.l
=oounNo nee associations. mm eluln -
other nponinz nsoclatiomu ever a
tempted to hold their outdoor lou
ments on the Sbbath.We all Inv~
clean athletics on week days. but
of us believe ln n deeent oboe
of the Sabbath.The County Snpe
2iron are to be congratulated upo
the nice way they settled the mat
of Sunday bane ball.
The llimouri river continues to
valuable land from the Nebraska sid
during itl present June rise.Lil:
Qulnnebaugh in proving to be be
than ever this lummer owing to th
river semllng its waters throught t~
lake.
Nehraalu in not alone losing lm
l l '
n
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Hon in all walks of lifeSucceeodorfailaccordingto iheir nbilily to uve.I t
is with his suing: that thewokringmon buys a home forhis family.It il the profes-sional mnn'a saving!that
enabled him to attend collegeandreachthegoalofhisambition.
The money nved from hisprofits in the lmall store ofshop helped the business man
to enlarge his Place andmake It | big hun neu.Allto men have made them-selvvs valuable ne nt:totheir community.They eredesirable citizens, commend-
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,Mon over to this side.In the las
Golden West Hour,made at six rem the river has c laimed fo
Puritnn mills, $2.25 per sock at The miles ol Iowa mil and n. large pert o
Rhoadea ,(;¢,|| md peed Store..Nebrnke land.At 'present o num~
Sol' shade trees in Decatur are beilc u tan dun eda tth e n orthen dof t
OUR NEIGHBORING TOWNS I trrem where the current la close to
'ehoretoaaaistlfpouibiein the.
Ft. CGHZIDBI1 chf0¥lICIQ.I ing of wg force; . ghd b`l, is no
Rev.A.W.Clerk.a resident of
Calhoun several years ago. but nowliving in Lon Angeles, was wling on
old friends here Thursday.Rev.
Clark founded the Child Sovlnlrln»
zstitute in Omaha. and despite his ad-
vanced years assisted Ln relief work
in Europe during and following the
war, being one of the men ln_c]1orlre
of the first shipment of aupptlea into
~erlin dter the armlstice.
forming e short distance out and thi
is neatly in Dccah.lr's favor andit continues will thrdlv the atnearn
safe diataoco from tho north banks.
The annual report of the Te »»
City Sc hoolsby Hunt. H.H. Reim
mund. is a moat cornpfehenaive ont!
of what has been accomplished durin
the r.rt comp:I -
a 'rs se book sullnlttod to
Board of Education, and patrons iHooper Sentinel im.. that a more intelligent and doa
About ten carloada ot'Fremont idea may he second of the maart
wholesalers who were out on a two-; able prog|ng th, school ls .. .
day trade boosting tltp by auto up
the branch and down the tneln line of
the Northwestern room!made their
visit to Hooper last Wednesday even-
ing at 8.30 and spent about twenty
minutes in town visiting our retailers.
They were a rlght merry c rowd and
were pleased with the reception ac-
corded them here.The crowd in
town was a surprise to them-It was
community bargain day night. Stock-
fel¢l's boy'e band pleasantly enter-
tained tho populace with several ne
lcctiona 'while the boosters were mak-
ing the rounds of we business houses.
Bud County Herald
Mrs. I. B. Penry and son Jack, and
H r sister Hina Janettd Schroeder
motoned to Blair Teadny to }oln in
celebrating the 90th birthday of their
grandmother Lira. C.H. Wolff.All
the children who had come for the
under its present administration.
careful peraual of the rt will dclose the magnitude of thxedocationa
work accomplished and attem~
under the direction of superlntenden
Reimmtmd and the efllclent corps o
teachers ln the employ of the dl
This community ls proud of the I
that 'leltamah'a High school 'ls a -
ber of the North Centra! Aasodatl
of Collega 'and secondary school
At its recent c onferenc e In ~- .»
the Association went on record favo
ing Tekamah standard for teach
and the general conduct of the Tc
kamah High school.The Board
Education are to he oongratuta
upon secudng and retaining auch
competent and el!!-cient superi
ent in charge of the eductltional inet!tutiona in our city ao Harry H.°Reim
znund.1
THB' W E
Hens .__
Rooster:
I : xw MA RK E T RE P ORT
g
Spri;1g|., .___
Eggs .,.H...-.__.
Butter _ ,
Butierfat
Wheat ._$1
.2!
.08
.30
.20
.25
.23
.oo
i i
Barrel salt $3.10 at The Rhoules
Coal and Feed Store.
Fm Rent-Two sleeping rooms at
214 W. Washington street.1-if
Min Bess Patdek of Omaha spent
the week end with home folks.
Comkefs S1lrting Feed for w e
at the Rhonda Coal and Feed store.
Everett Rhonden and A!Bayer
came in oi? the road to spend Sunday
and Monday at home.
Golden West Hour,made at
rwmun milia, $2.25 per mek at The
Rhonda: gm and Feed Store.
Mrs James Cal ell in slowly re
covering from a nigh:paraiytie
sirolte which she sutTered weveral
weeles axo
If You W ant
Your
Troubles
To End
Take Your
Tires and
Tubes to
Hogs non as sms
|'
goods. alse.l t d
A ennl from Misa Bessie Van Deu-
sen of Kennard states that she is at-
tending the University of Chicago
thla summer.
For Sale-One of the beat loc ated
homes on Grant Street.Persons in
terested may call for particulars at
The Enterprise ofllce.T-ti'
Word received drom relatives in
Tripp county. S. D. states that proa-
peets for good crops this year are
fine and every one busy.
An airplane, preaurnably laden with
religious tracts.landed up on we
bottom on the Fourth of July.The
effects were seen at the dance held
on that evening.
Mr. Carl M. Rasmussen of Kennazdwas a pleasant caller at The Entei-
priee oflice last Friday.Mr.Ras-
rnuanen in one df Washington eounty'a
substantial farrnera
For Sale :-A strictly modern home.
Close in.New.City water etee-
trie lights,fumaee.full basement.
Three and one»half acres of iand.
This in a real bargain.I'or full par-
ticulars inquire at The Enterprise
0 14-u
r. u 1 Mra. Paul Taylor of Omn-
ha came up Saturday evening to spend
C ! " - A - "* n a l a t . . .l : . . . . _ a | .. _ . 1 n. .a \ . ..
over to Riverton. Iowa to attend a
funeral of an old friend on last Fri-
day.
There are some new things in bait-
ery goods at ine Blair Home Bakery
under the new management. Come in
and try them.188
Mr. and Mrs. John Tuttle and two
boys of Beson visited over the Fourth
at the home of Lincoln Warrick up
on the bottom.
Mr and Mm Kenneth Ty son went
up into Burt county to spend Sunday
at thehnme of Mm Tyson's purenta.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker.
For Sale-A tina seven room resi-
dence in the but residence portion of
Grant street.House modern in every
way and in excellent repair.Good
zarago.. Priced to eel!quick.ln-quiro at The Enterprise otliee.8-tt'
Mr.and Mrs.Frank Carden andfamily vlaited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs.Earnest Dixon Tuesday and
Wednesday continued on ir over-
land journey to the Pacino t. Mm
Carden formedy lived in the Dlxon
neighborhood a d will be remember-ed as Misa mio.. Howe.
Miss Thelma Underwood.I-Esther
and Pearl Ffhipiett.Lennu Hanek.
Odella Reeh,Madeline lleiiay and
GO Went flour.made a
Puri mills, $2.25 per nack at Th
Rl10nlle~ Cowl and Feed Stone.
Lyle Guyer came down fror
Wly|1¢, where he ia attending lehoo
(0 |p|.fll the I`o1.:rLh with homo folk:
Let the Blair Home Bakery do you
apedal baking when you have corn
PIII? or are serving on fetreehmen
oomrnitteea 135
Mr. nri lra. Fred Stan; came ;;|
from Om ha Satunlay evening am
spent .nday with relatives anu
frieml Blair.
Ruthevon Anderson,aon of Rev
und 1\lr-.A.Id. Anderson, camo il
from W ayne last Saturday to New
the l"mlrtfn at home.
Chas.Christensen and friend o
llber, Heh.. spent the week-end a
thehome of Mr.und Mrs.Randal
lvezgvn north of town.
Miz z. T Brunton has received won
of the marriage of kia daughter
Hrs \GIadlu Shade toj Rayman:
McConnell, at Centralia, Wash.
Quite anumber of the I. 0. 0. F
hoya nent over to Kennanl last evening to .1 joint installation of the I. 0
0.F.and Rebekah lodges of that
place.*'
This Bank hgs the facilities, the ax-
\~per'ience and the knowledge of the
local conditions to render you the
most eiiicieut assistance
\The Farmefs State Bank
ahrnclzn41||mere-s~,a l t h o n o a n n o u n c e m e n t v n u
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liquurs in defiance and direct viola-
tion of the Constitution of our coun~
try ."For many yearn Mr.Cooper
was s Iocomctive ensrineer and n mem-
ber of organized labor, which he L-
tlefendlng from the imputations of .._..,,- n u n
the Denver wnvention
omaoyz ~ alaso f p k s o n u n .n p p h u a n d d n t : o n l i b e f e l l o w w h o t r i e s t o c u t i l l s p r o -T __
un n n i d L a l : Q ua n m a fi a l l i h l l n . .T h k d\l§0|I ~ 1 1 1 |11 1 0 8 Of w g ! b o o s t -Q f ' U u f 1,.nu n A QD .mu l ll F l\ ll 1?4122 Life!!'" " " ' " *" ' » " " "v ' ~ ---- 1 in , k If gvery farmer in 1| |¢o¢:\.|¢\»¢; v." M _____';""=~ gt Lincoln Ll wht!!z gg; quit entirely "_ 1rauldn't n._ing out pnctica! c¢0|1urn?f in hm de-
fng the price! a fraction of a penny . plrtrnent through the chmlntion of
rented quarters ng' various pomta and" ~Truman -1I c 1 Th i on ly ° 1 ° m. m"ia to P the concentration of the army |at.ab~
"1 - more economically 'fr neu aut.iinhmenta in ;¢overnment-owned build-I ! ~ i 'f'."`f...f'°§`.One man near '¥°""'*N nolfgn a inn.Since March uh.Secnezaiy 0 |¢hi!e.
I
u v an-w u v v w - . -a o o nW H E N q s q e g a r e b i n s .a o u . o y s f a - - -- 1 - N w x 'II vo r y t h i n g i s l o ve l y i n B l a i r .n a l n . . . _ .n _ . .-\ | _\
jain un.Th e b o y s h a ve a l i j o i n e d t h e
c h u r c h a n d lh o s e ch a p s w h o w e r e
c m r o r t i n g a r o u n d t h e n l k h t o f t h o
i o u r t I\ w e r e j u s t b u b b l i n g o ve r " w i i h
g o o d fe e l i n g .
C l i l fo r d R e d fi e l d e n j o y s h i s w o r k u
w i n d o w d e c o r a t o r a t H a y d e n B m a s o
uvu»\Hun L.. -..... rs.. .1....s ln.- _..!.._
v u a e l a u u c u l u w o U . 0 - ; ¢ | vy n o ra t i m e c a m e i n t o B l a i r W e d n e s d a y
to vi s i t fr i e n d s a n d r e ne w o l d nc q u a i n -
tenees.O r vn l l s n o w o u t o f t h e n a vy
n n d i n l e n d g t o H n i l h h i s h i g h s c h o o l
co u r s e in O m a h a t h i s co m i n g ye a r a n d
L u k e n c o u r s e o f d e n t i s t r y a t C r e i g h -
t o n C o l l e g e .a u ;w m u m w m o a r n v p o r m e nd a u g h t e r ,M n .B .S .F l e t c h e r w h o
w i l l a r r i ve i n a fe w d a y s f r o m the
w a t b y t h e a u t o ro u t e .
H . H .B r o w n i s t h i s w e e k p u t t i n ;
d o w n a w e l l fo r A n d r e w Je n s e n : b o u t
fo u r mi l e s n o r t h w e s t o f Te k t m a h .
H e i s n o r e h t i o n t o t h e An dr ew .
n u |00 .
I Am: THEN I mar.I An ds v n :gum
OM of the hmm Jupaneu |\¢lll\~ 4
lhlp compuzles hu deelued a am. \1
dmd of -as wr can.umwnm Y-ha
loc 't for her boani.What " " ' vt " " " " " ' " ' """ " " "" " ' " "gndmdg ,ment plnnu suitable nunufacturing
purposes and bids will be opened for.r\Buck 365 Blnglf P1'""' Brownn their ml.One bis item of emmmy
o n e O F m y C h o s t a r l l n l d n .
l 9 05 lr l were bon.:J u a n ¢ l u :s v m s M|u \\ | l D t u v l l I n l |3t o a W m ]m o v i e a l i o n l i m e .H e l __~ I : f > r | a d _ i f t e ;r 1 s |q n a e n t h a t l a v u n e a r B l n i r| A N o o n B u r .
Q Q
fo r Ami wu z of s ,s 1' : c a n This
work vgss done In ro-operation with
the Sum college of Agriculture,Apoultry specialist from than will be
in this county in the near future.
wherever a group of people are in-
urvmsd in culling. fading, housing
and poultry diseases they can arrange
for s demonstration through the
nty agent.
Wheat growers of this county' lost
fully $26,000.00 on Hessian fly and
whtlt stem mnggot this year.Aut
Rules was out the other day with his
tractor uarasni item ofl' by :He thou-
snds by the simple od of disk-
ing them under.En 5 plowing, kill-
ing volunteer wheat and plsntlng not
earlier than September 25th on the
three main control measures : d w
c s td by exports.Mr.lleales dis-
rovrred the posts ln the llrst place Ind
called in the county agent. togethe
they called tho State Entomoilgirt
and on-maxed for o meeting.Tho
present seemed much in fnvor M fol
iowlng above methods ao for as po
aible.Ksnml wheat shows tfp very nlre
ly in a number of Relais over the coun
o! the Second Army ~ps at Boston
.from rented quarters to the army
base,thus saving $50,000 annually.
try, n few ol' themahmr rye.On in
vedigliion it w u found that nm
Held was needed with need that haul
never been ce|1.ihmI nn this wry arcount.One can almost identify Kan
md br the clean straw il. lhown in
comparison with ordinary wheat over
the county.Some excellent lpvri
m m :are on display in the 1arm
Bureau Ufhee.in £919 only Fave Dodge county
Iannen had Kmred.In 1920 ther#were 125.In 1921 there were 500
growers of Xnnred.it in belic.\.f~d
that Wuchington county farmers v»i1i
MANY LAW YERS OUT OF' JOBS
Wuhinfftoon.June SJ;-Attorney
Generat Daugherty said today that thv
department of justice tomorrow wouid
have fortyIhre fewer special attorneys
and seventy'-Eve fewer agents than it
hui on Bin:ch 4, involving an annual
saving ol $437000.Six nf the nt
tomeys d\'°1=PHl» he said, drew aver
u f salaries of $13,000 each.The
highest salary paid to one man, lx.
added, was $21,000.
W¥IEl{l.Y nusnisss m=:v| | =:w
(Continued from page one)
amljha bank: are in practical control
ent Hmm Local bankers nw informal
that the tumbler of the firm are dur
in iurge part In mbblini in the specu
lative nurkct.An auditor is now on
|l 0A N D c 1 . g n §t o ne .
W ITH 0 : 1 2 . h e a r e l f.
§| o ' r » - » ¢ L a n e s s 6 n u ;n m m v s 6
~~S t a r t i n g
T o B E A M o N a - u s M o n d a y ,J u l y . l l t h .
.A BLAIR,NEB.
orsmnc rm uonmw In 'mg Bm wmnrn 6' Big Vaudeville
"What Women Know"nusmsrf ms. srocx com'Acts 6
Change of Program Daily.SCE TMS Snow liveru Nlglll.
The Celebrated and Distinguisned
25 PEUPLE DUBINSKY BROS. S'l`0CK CDNPANY 25 PEOPl.E
PRICES:--20c and 40c.
ua-
und: ol uh unma sum Shlvvinxl!ho p e s t o m o ve h i s f a m i l y t o O m a h a
as s o on a s h o c an fi nd a ho us e a nd hi s
B l a i r p r o p e r t y i s fo r m l e o r r e n t .
Th e p a vi n g g a n g h o p p e d t o i t S u n -
d a y m o r n i n g a n d fm l s h o d u p a a t r l p
o f p a vi n g a t : b b C o n g r e k o i i o n a l
c l w r c h c o r n e r jlvh ere t h e b r i c k h a d
b e e n l a l d o n Sotunzlasr.W h e n t h e
n u n .u u w n u l vm l m a i w e o n e l n a ym o r n i n g t o b i d h o r s i s t e r , M r s . K a t e
Ca l dw e ll , _ g oo d by e a n d h e l p h e r g e t
s t a r t e d f o r h e r C o l o r a d o h o m e .M r s .
C a l d w e l l h a s b e e n l n a n O m a h a h o s -
p i t a l f o r a m e r a l as k s r e c o ve r i n g
f r o m a n o p e r a t i o n a n d i s n o w a b l e
t o r e t u m t o h o r h o m e .
l2.£....!-.3 . a \ .- n . n _- \ _ : _u a
G .A .R a l h m n n n gpm!fa m i l y l o ft
la st S a t u r d a y a ft e r n o o n b y a u t o t o
: p o n d S u d a y a n d t h e F o u r t h w i t h
fr i e n d ! a t C r y s t a l L u k e j u s t t h i s s i d e
o f S i o u x C i t y .T h e y r e t u r n e d h o m o
T u e s d a y
'nw rumn of Wm. T. Epperly
W M he l d _ $ \ md n s m o m i n s r . Ju l y 3 r d .
~ ~ lndicnion of the gi-
gantic talk before Chairman Laker F O R L U | : l C H , _ m d 1 .
w o u w G € T ' 0 I d s m .
r o n u N_m:a aint.
I N m a b i g l l x .
e a |m n n n 9 | » _ " F o i .
uuuza 5\ grfgnvrood ine.
C O M P A N I O N S H I P T s a r |
t h e r e n e ve r w a s a u c h a i f
er d t e a s C h e s t e r fi e l d fo r s t e 5c o m p a n y !Ju s t a s m i l d I n
s m o o t h a s m b a e e o a c a n b e - b u t
u r i t h a m e l l o w " b o d y " t h a t n t h -
fi el eve n ci g ar sm ok e rs .O n l a z y
d a y s o r b u s y o n e s - a l l t h e t i m e
- - y o u w a n t t h i :" | a t i l t y ~
sm o ke . "
N the BNvP\l\| Bond.
,L :cngregatinn camo out of the church
they were greeted with biack smoke
nm!a sl ng tar odor that causedthem to J lmm quic kly .
Rev. Geo. Smith, son of Men. Olive
|::....:n....r a1.:..-hu ............:...r - - - -
a lnrnun ul uw DEIIIDIZI 1lllllll} WRUformerly iived heme on South Walker
Ave. but ure now at Kimball. Neb..
will be aurpriled to lelrn of the mar-
riage of young Pau! Bullock to Miss
Bertha May Medlnr recently.An-
at his .Hom in north num,' Rev.
mlerwuod.a!HcinI.|ng.The deceased»'=~ born In Indiana, June 30. 1847
:mul passed\nuay July Isl. just T4
yearg and one day old.He haves
hié \Y§f! and hrn ann:flnnran n.J
ctiv e d,blIt n l ]Ul f ! !I l l ! !w 1;.||.u;a b o u t S!,022.000.000 o n t h e na t i o n a l
|.\.»»n. .¢. . . ~ m n u » l n ¢ai t u nt l o n i l |~ RnhinQnn`< I Isl!B a s i n s A b l b h l l b k ..,, - j = =m o I f a n c y o u c n n t l n a e m
ulllltll u l ulln \.l\.}¢uullllr l u il||U||ll]10|.|Il|\.9f|H1"||l!l \\("l'¢' l1?4.0i\0d bya num|--- . _........¢.»w |§|g p n l i fn r n i n fl ¢| ni O l l m n an n Q n ul a l l \.-_- 1 l _ | _|n »_ . -l Ia r : 1 & t £0 m o u f l l h i !dl!l|!IRl|
Tire Shop
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EARNING FRIENDSHIP
We all xmve after use and com-
fort, and we Wish nur childnn in hue
these zhlngn, lm \hcy nimvl be nmewl
by mme one.
Thlx hunk will enrounn and ntimu-
I n h y our c umin;p w e n m d will
enrlnvor to eam your lriendahip.
Make 1 beginning with us today,
and you M11 novn see thx!we have
mule a friend of you
CITIZENS STATE BANK
B L A I R 'NE B RA S K A .
S A F E T Y I C O U R T E S Y SE RVEC E
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B~u~r~n Au. Try; Pfom §
sc n w d t o p r e a c h n t t h e B a p t i s s : h u n c h
l a s t S u n d a y m o r n i n g w h e r e m a n y
o l d fr i e n d s g m e t e d h i m .G e b r g a i s
n.f a r m e r B i n i r b o y , n a m !h e r e a n d
hi s fr i e nd s a r e gl a d t o sh a k e h i s
a g n l m
~ .iND|v|DUAL SERVICEf:F:!TC m YOUR NEEDS
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young couple will live at Kimball.
Mr.and Mrs.Frank Carden and
family ond Miss; Tolnnder of Winlleld.
Iowa spent the Fourth at the home
of Mm lil. Iverson north of Hlolr and
cue the gueatu of honor at the ice
cream party at the Iverson home that
eening.Tim were on their way to
California by auto and had four auto
loads of folks, camping outfits etc.
.A very enjoyable day was spent onlast Sunday at the'orne of Mr. and
Mrs. Et! Gaines at ale.The occa-
sion was the li n t birthday of the
hulmy of the family.The following
people font this aide of the county
were present:Mn .M.Iverson and
family, Blrs. Mattie Day, Misa John-
son aml5lm Chas. Blanchard of Her~
man.
Lake Qinnebaugh,north of Teka-
muh. is proving almost aa popular a
summer resort, to north east Nebras-ka people as Lake Okoboji.A large
number of Omaha nature lovers are
daily makin tHps to this c amp and
it in rcponed to be an ideal camping
ground and has the advantage over the
other place of not hc lng so dllllcull
to reach.Several permanent camps
A motion picture machine has lie:n
ln#lillléd in the Methodist church in
this clty tual the church folks gave
their Initial :nosic program on Inst
Sunday evening.On account of the
heavy rain only a small crowd acre
::tten¢lance but the pictures presented were interesting and well worth
while and as they are free,they
should aolvc the Sunday movie proh-lem lnqllair.We understand they
will be a regular Sunday evening
feature in hia church.
Mrs. Clarence Sheldon and daugh
ter Helen and. none Charles on-l
Chauncey of Columbus, Nob. retumcel
home Tuesday via auto whence they
cnme a few doyq previous to vi=it
Mn. Sheldon'a mother, Mrs. R. Put-
rick. .har sister. Mrs. Fil. Hemp and
Mr-. Myrtle Kilian and a host of rela-
tivc~and urly day friends.Mm.
Sheldon w Mins Blanche Patrick.
one of HIalr's finest girls and a grndo
ate HI the Blair high schools.Since
her marrla ahc has resided at (o1»
umhul. Ne ., and her periodical home
Vieilt are source of much pleasure
and lor to her relatives and frlemls.
Mr. Sheldon accompanied his family
to lilair and then went on to Chicago
I
u
cd a dgcnlae of a billion c1aAnE'r'rnsswmm un- own"
Llocrrr 8: Mun Toncco CoLui 'rear the Saclaiist party num
beml 27.000 memben when dueu
were paid up.This yur the n\|m\>ev
bu dwlndlrd (JI 11.000,Fnrmerly n
vu 100900.The whinnding muon
for uw dwindlinx nf me pmy u me
mall of iu xeumngu in Rum, with
vh k b uverybody x»lu n i llu .No
pu!! nn sucned In the Uniud Stiles
um ¢-nerulna | »-ympnheua -meme
m m v m v m b m n h - x o n m
Russia.The leulen of Boddlxm rv-
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Bfen In all wniiu of llleSucbeedorh i !awardingmu aheh- nbllily to uw.nis with hh uvlngs that thewokringmnn huyl a home for
his family.n i» sh. pwrn.sional mnn'|u vi n k l thntenlblrd hlm to attend collen
und reac h the goal of hisambition.
The mun ey n val from h hprofits in the lmlll alan orshop helped the hunlneu mnn
lo enlnrgu his rhec and
make li | big Inu neu.Allto men have nude thum-nvlvus valuable uni.:totheir cvmmunhy.'Hwy ureduinhls c lilunn, commend-Inl the relpevn and ndmiru-tion ul their fellow men.
THE STA TS BA NK
c .A.s¢hm|¢|¢, iPrnldenLT, E. Steven, Vnre-PresidentThus.Finnell.C u h h rc. J. SC|\Illh|¢_ Au't CllhllrD. J . Hundnhl, All't Cuhier
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are being made than
B l r .a n d M n .J o p h Mc Gu i ne ,
fo r m e r W a s h i n g t o n u n t } 'i vw vl e
Ima .. .-... ..,... :.|-_. _ -r n .lvalutnw oz neunon recent!uul. nun ycelebratedtheir 401.31 wedding ann:-R
verury at their home on Wirt street
Ind Military Ave. by a family reunion.
Their children were all present xml
with their families are:Mrs.Gen
:rude Andersen.husbtnd and two
rhildren; Hr. mul Hrs. Tom McGui:\
nm!daughter;Hrs.Mary llleiclz.
husband and two child : II:1. CarlSpring.husband :nd : ur c hild ren;
Hr.and Mrs.Jade McGuire uw!
daughter;Ilrlrs.Ruth Hnudsen m d
Br. Knudmn lnd Mrs. Chu. Larson
Founly Teachers'.Flnminatlonsi
will held Friday and S¢£u111|ay,|
July theo|'I'Ire of thu]
County Superintendent at the eouni
hon-e in Blair. Nebraska.¥
Mabel Mzrnh.:
2331 County Superintendent.I
1(ialden West flour.mule at!
I'ur\1lll° mills, $2.25 per lack at Thr.
Rhonda Cost and Feed Stun.
Lawn Glue Seed l t Aye Bros.Seed Houm sn-u
pared lndurs the uommnue urglng
u m , w s u phu ei o f a n n u m d
qumion bs dealt wan by neplnte
ar gmi nti uu .Th a n ln |u n n n
pendlng Uni sash Fmdtnl lneorpar-
uticm ol un national rallray urviee
an-pontlon ua ulvlu the I nunuus
Cmnmrra Canmlulon."Yau prv~
pool m multiply qnuhl." axelnkned
Be n i n! F u nk u . mu m bf llln n e -
» \ | m ° u a l v. h e | , w vp o n mu ° l 0 ~ eunsure.~ v \ u h u ¢ m | l mu -' fl
nzuralgxc,xcxazic
_a n d rheumatic
PIIM. hcadache,backaehe and
all other lc hes are quic kly rc -
lievcd by
Dr-Miles' Anti-Pain Pius
Conuin no dangerous habiz-
Iormlng drugs,Why don'¢ y ou
try them?
\\w\ "Monthly pains,-
1 i !
a
n
' r u n m» . " r r mvn mm m. . \ ' m NR RR A R F A
q v g p n m m n n b n r a v n r \ I n m m n n l . o v ;
IANS To nsvlss
SAVINGS svsmwj
oelmnler General Says Fosi~
|| Bank: Are To Bs
Roongnnlzed,
ERS HUGE SUI HOARDED
mlnt'| Tum-mm M Dopodwn
cnnnurlad u Anwunslng u Al-
mn I n u - 4 4 0 1 ln u r h r W MI
P r l v l la n m .
Bulllnn.Ind/-A hlllloo do llln
ch nllnlkl bl an dmulntlon tu av
\-be romlnx lndnsuul rvvlu l ll~z Manoa In Jluw-um mwtlun.
m u . li ly l. vwu n u m p u ma . a f
na.la nnoum-ln( plum (nr ro-
o f i h n p o c u lu vln n r y n a m mlm n mon mne llvo trn uu -n ua l
mn .
,. pn-um! ueaxmenzht depoolvon
un o p au l n vln u ba n k. h e a m
~\|nl.| "almost w fund." urhlla IM
vrnmem hu pmmeeml ll the ex-
of the drpunlion m :ha num, In
un y u r a lu m. af wmno o.
ll: pun ol mu-nnlgnuon.vhleb
u be m|»mlu|~1 m nwlmr. hu mm~nrvod by human can Ind mm¢1|»~
llr. Hlyl Knuurfd the hlnken
I ll! hlll no lnlmdon nf mining
o mmpellxmn vnu. pnmv sunnynb . mu hoped cmly m make- me
|||| hunk I feeder nf ¢»»m>»L»m»d ln
xmloom.Hu volmrd oux |||l| doub-
x me p nmeul lnm-u l nm wouldll INV ! ll n ew Ihr nerag e puld
Ihr uvxmn bunk;
duh- hunlu nunot hope lo rmrh
un Inllnlrd wnllh vrh ldl off!!!
fnrllz-u||r hvld for pouul nnlnga
mlm. ur. lhn exnlalnvd.s mI: pn- nm nr um prnent wsnoo da-
mn : rv o f f ardn exlnrllon. ln
¢ Und un-y wlll Inlll one hu! Lb!
Ind sum govemmsn.'
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P e n c e P R O P O S A L £ l G N g p _
qnnun-
l t l h o f W a r B c h u n n U n i t l d M I N !
a n d G c n t n l P a m n T c r m l n l u f l .
Tr e a u R i g h t s
.R t a l r vi c l .
R a r i t a n ,N .J. - ' fl u e K n o x P o r t o !
r s o l u l l o n de c l ar i n g pe n c e b o t w w n
t!u .,_ Unl Led S t a i n a n d t h e ce n t r a l
p a w n a u n l l g n r d b y P r e s i d e n t H a r d -
i n a t th e bo n u -o f R e h a t o r I- 'w l l n p
Ii l i z l r n h r n v h v r e n n w a s s p e n d i n g
t h e F o u r t h o f Ju l y .
Th r -r n o l u t l o n a s fi na ll y ndup iegl
b y r o u g h - s n . m e - r a - I; a l t d l r n i l u n r
w i t h G r n u n y a n d . w a i t i n a t a n e n d
a n d r a m e n e u s u t h e l fn l w d S t a t e s a l l
d g h l l a n d p r l vi l r x fn w h i c h th is u a -
m m w o u l d h i ve 'u b u i n n l u n d e r t h e
t r u l y o f V e r u i l l e l .T i m p m vl s l o l i
rqmnn ltng t h e d r c h l r n l l u n o f w a r w a l
st r i ck e n o u t bec au se o f t h e n o n i m -
l l o n o f h o u s e m e m b e n t h a t l t m l z h i
h e c o n s t r u e d u a r e p u d l a t l n n o f i n a
va r .T h e se na te r m u h l i n n l .n a us u al .
:wana-nted |m i l d f¢ n n t . I n f n m r o f
t h e pe n c e r n n l u l i o a .A !!o f i h r 1 9
vo t e s ag a i n s t n vw F P m s t b y f i r m n
r r u l n .Thre e dm -mo crat es.R h i vl d n n f
'I*H|.n rl8H*.W a l s h o f l l l s n r l l u m f t t n
a n d W n l m n o f 11| nrg la,a u p p o n n l
t h e rv-a nlul lnn.w h i l e n m e n l otha -rl.
l m l u r l l n g Ile-rd u f l l l u o u r l .w e r #
p a i r l d In fa n o r n f Il .
Aficr Man to Wmp company.
luv. CII;--Tulum* pmt of Amer*n Legion nm! word to Pommmder
mn n.I-'lm of £119 Legion wl
tiu; lhe nlnlng at n purse of $273.-
r rm- any boxer. fonuui; n rgember
any o!tho allied or :undated
in ,wh o dd nta .la d Dempsey.
po lf l ivlrgnm n l d :"'I'u!;r¢una y ou lo lake A pol! of nw
orlrln Leglfm rfnrdinx nlzlng of
I us of t£50.lJOLl for me u\¢°u1bn~r or
-r m¢=n:brr_¢\f any of the mind ortn!nrmin who n n whip
~wr in the ring nun yehr."
Hah n as ln!for Bcrrnlny.144-| | | n;;»4 u~f1 guaranlves
mmmlit hu derldoel hat llerumuy
wltl ta- anknd ia mr only 300.lZ|J0000
gold marks in mon-oy nut of the lreundInstallment nf 2.0mom0o0 marks, 11
was uruounrml ho m 'Rm haisnvo,
which ln duo Mu 2. 1922. may he wt:Ied by piymont in goods und from
Pr oh lb lu mme ir iwpUldlaon. Win.-/l'¢>rl1n!rnliy. at leant,
W'iacnm\In ls the llrlmt stale in ilw
iminn.nmemnr Iilalne has signed
£110 atntr pmhlhktion MII,wlalrh,ummm other things, ruin lsmlnnt the
"nulnufn¢-tun» ar mnaumprlnn nf Immu
mlrlr lww-mzmu of Illoxal nlmhullr¢~omenl.°'The :nmnuro in Inllvvml to
M i n e r '| G h i c f F o u n d G u i l t y .
n l u m b m .K u . - - A l r n m l o r Hm ma t
»A u x u n D o n - h y .m a i d e n !a n d
~nnrlrhnt u f l h r Xa n a x Mi n er s '
l o n . w e n f o u n d z u l l x y o f vi o l a l i r l l
K l n l n I n d u n l r l n l m a r t I a n : m m -
i l y b y a i l i n g a u r i k r . b y A Ju r y In
C b e r o k n m u n t y d l s t r i d .
l z l m u z h Il n w a l h a s b e e n m n r l d r d
s e ve r a l u f r r n n e l i n m n n n t i o n w i t h
cu l li n g o f st r i ke s an d hi s de l l an r e
l h a In l l m r l l l l to tl rl ,l h l l w a s h l a
m n d c l t n n b y a Ju r y .
T c r n a d o I n I w t h Da k o t a .
be rd e en . 8 .I ) . - ( b o m a n w n k l l »
n l n l o t h e r p o n n m l |n}urQ¢!a n d
y d n m a p d t n t h e n i e n t ' b f
N - H u n $ ! 0 0 . 0 l 1 0 r r s u l w l a t F m ]
rl . 8 . D ., w h e n n t u r n u d n sw i m ! t h e
r i r t .P r a c t l r u l t y w a r y b u l l d l n g In
i n u vn vu d r n m l l s l m l .
a t o r n a d o b r n l o u m - . a w o m p a n
h y a n B U m i l s a n h o u r vr l m l .l l a m
ln th i s d t; in en n lm l tn d a t m a mm a .
t a r i l u g l i o n ;th o l i i n l n n r i r i ve r
r P i r n vl t h e n o m t r u vvl r d n a r t h
an d b r a k e w i t h ful ! n l n m z l h w h e n
rea che d thi s cll y.
wmv ff ma Cla lma m lod ln .
ffhlrngo,Zll.-Ono imnclrwi and
eighteen bodies of nwn and womon.uaclllmed by relltlvvl lull furgnllvn
by hiemla. ware hurled In :lm Poltvn'
Mhi here.This was Ilre mrumulallnnnt thru- momha al the county :nmgm-.
The bodies are lwlsl for that pmInd in
me hope aommne will put in n rlulm.During :he mm- mnnthn n mumzude
of zmrsom had panned amonr the glnax
cases.How and then a body srnuld
Germnn financiers h u e u p r m m i
the hop! that thla would rvllore Heh
many of the nrressliy of huylu rge
Amounts of forelzn exchange.
S m F r a n c l a m ,¢ '| | . - P vn n h n - d o n t o
#m p i o y Ir u l l l vn pr n ll i hl t lo n |'l1 ful ¢|'
m e n t a n n u m i n a n e f r n n t o b r e a k u p
n " h m l l f~ | 1 1 - r " r i n g w h i r h l u - m y ; I n
op e na t ln g i n m a n y R a n W n u r i l m
ho te ls a n d a p a r t m e n t l m u m l .w a s
u k t d o f W a s h i ng t o n a u l h u I n b y
Jo h n E x n l d n n .n vw l y np p o l l w l p r o -
h i b l t l n n o n i o r w m o t l t nm :1 -r fo r C a i !-
fo r u l l .( l r vg n n .W n n h i n g l n n a n d N s -
va d a .It w a s annaounred h n r v.E x
zl l r i os a i n ln l t h at h o h a d a ut h o r i ta t i ve
l n fn r m l l l u n t h e m w a s s u c h n r i n g .
home brew.
H u w L - a n b y r m s .
n : m m - l m .£ '¢ 1 l f. - N u m e r o u s
ln,fu n - au . br u s h a n d r l t y t i m e l n
r t h r r n a n d r e n t a l P n l l f n r n i a . ¢ l u r -
t h e p u t f o r d a y s h l w m u n vd
m m a n i m a t e d a t m o n t h a n $ 1 , 5 0 3 . -
l
Wenld Bank Propoud.
Wanhlugmu, D. 0.-A bill rnfnllug
"the llanl of Nntlc|1I,"with al rap-
Alhlny, N. Y.~m sms zlepatmen!
tho 213 there were no rialrnnrgls.
Peunh H July Tel! Twthrl.Chlcugn Ill.--'l'\0l\0 param;died
d n amre mon 1ere lujurwl during
lhrv-edI! lfnurth nt July imildny.n were arclulonmlly shui. nm- med
a fuli. live vuem nlrmma-d and tour
kmea In automobile accidents.
A n i l B a e r l l l l F l u i d .
1|\u=h !ngmn,D .C . - f i n p n fo r s
m e d l d a a ! 4 p e r r m ! b w w o n m l vl i w h e n
n w h o t t i e p l s s n l t h e W l l l l s P n m p b c l l
m t l b e e r M i l b y a vo i r a t 2 5 0 l u s m .
1 . vm l vn p l a n t o r u s h t h e m m s u m
t h m u z h l l m s e n a t e i n f a n n m l im m
nr e n f fe x u l nt l o n s b y t h e t r m s u r y d l -
p n r m w m .w h i c h w o u l d m a k e 1:p o o :
u h h - f u r p h p m I n n s t o p r n r d b c |11us
\'¢.\n :»all lase r mr qltln g pal iemx.T m
s m abso lut ely pr o h i b i t s t h !u s e a l '
b e e r u m e d i c l a l .
D a n c e t o F l i n F u n d .
W h i l e I m e r .S . D . - - T h a B l a u :r n . ;
d l a n s o f i h e nd j a r e n z a r e : i n n o f t h u
R o s e b u d N l e n n t l o n . Il l w vl l a n l l l u a e f
o f o t h e r d l l l r l l t i l .a r e h d d i n z t r i b a l !
d a n r ¢ g fo r t h e ;l'ur;\os\»o f m i a u l g f
fu n d s In p a y m v B i p r n l f l o f mo u nt .
d e l e p t m w h o w i l l b e n vn t t o 0 | n a h n , |
tlm tnulte by Svnntor !IIta!s¢o¢.k. No
bruka.Thi!lnlvrnltlonnl bank
would he the llsml amnl of the United
Stain gunruznenl and oiher guvvmmentsudnllsirdasutuvkhulderi.
Bonds af mlvrnl gnvemmenta would tm
takin In payment fur stork Eu the
ng w n tl o n w i t h th e Q ll r y m mk l r ng u n .
: I l l m a n u f n n u n m e l n r g w t a i u g l v
rh e eo e eve r m a de . ae c o rd l mr t u a n n n -
na u m vm e n t b r Ge o r g e P . l l o a u- n , e n m -
m i u l m u - r n t n l r i c u l t u r e T h e c m - e n
a r m l u - n m n u fs u t u r n ! a l L u w w i i l e f o r
e x h i b i t i o n l l Ih r s t a l e fn l r I n S y m o u n
In 8 l p !m n b r r l l w i l l r e i d ;1 2 w a s
a n d w i l l r e q u i r e 150,000 pnn ru is o f
.\|r e g a r d i n x t h e d a i m f o r m m p e n m t i o n
fo r t h e B l u ! l l i l l a , w h l r h t h e In d i a n a
p i n a p u s h i n g b e fo r e m e M i i w m o f m e
m v f m m m t as W u h l n z t o n m l i n
|.1m3r¢~u.
TARiFF MEASURE an CONGRESS.
Bill Introduced In tha Hausa Without
111| Cuttunlry Explanatlon.
Hugo Ravanut
fomaned.
\'\ar»hing1un. D. C.-The atlmiulatrm-
ttutfa permammt tad!! blll, Dol be
fore congrats. la expected In return a
rtfvtetlue to the gowmment of approltl
mately :1oo.ouo.ooo a snr. atcunilng
to tlnodldll estimates.
The bil! was Introdured In the hottielastwe-k by Gomzreaamau Fortlney
und lmtnedlau-I7 thereatter was made
publlt for the nrst time.Nu explana
mry statements nrcompanld the lntrtvtluctlon of the meazure. as heretofore
hu been customary.
Examination of the hlli allow! that
ln mme vases the rates proposed are
higher than corresponding rates ofthe PayneAldrich law,while athens
are evrnsnondinaly lower.This law
in the normal prewar yearl. produced
at :mln more than $®00.000.00U a year.
An estimate of how the whole billcompurtawith:tue Payne-Aldrich
Ima would be poaaihle truly throufzh
at detailed study by t u m erpvrts.
lwnuae the schedules or the new hill
are,in many uses,not framed in;»aralle~l with the schedules of the
Puynr law.
UEMPSEY Hows
WOH|.I]'S TITLE
Successfully Relalns Champ-
lonshlp ln Figh( Wllh
Carpenllar ~
DRAIATIC END To FIGHT
Amirloln f| ° g| - | r nmn uw, Th an
T¢Mllrly Clr r la Mlm F N! !
o m" ¢ f _ n m, _ m» | C a va n
u m m | n P m ;
.n-my c uy . x. J .-lu-rm 1 c mwd
of more than awww. un largm ever
auendlnx . purlmle fnmunm ln nn
hluory. .hcl lx-xuxzncy. wurhl'n heavy
welqlxt dmmplon knocks! out ¢P>°rrH
f'| rpemler of Yrnnne In lhr taunhmund uf |hr||» lrhoduled twelve mana
buul new lui Salurulux.
Tv: lu-rknrd. ummm:-r of me 'IKM
fulxnaled mr mul nrrlpln ax lvnm-lmllely x| .mu.wu. srlwmo of vrhlch
gm-1 lo Dempsey and r.m,opo to the
x-mm 11mn¢~n;»r.
The num num rude-I ln n mmi drn~
B u n u w B v p p o f h n L o u .
G l m d n l o . ( 'a I. - P r n p n m - n t s o f ' b l u e
l a m " m e l d c f e a t In t h e c i t y r l e c t l n n
t o cho ose a r e tr u sl w al .T h e m m g i n
w a s s o n n r m w t h a t l h v r w u l t w u s i n
d o u b t n u m m e m m l zn'|»ulaHun.
Th e r e uw-rev t h r e e l l c i w l n I n t h e
ll um ,"I. i b er a l . "" B l u r "a n d " C o m
||rn!n isr.°'T h o ti ve M 0t lP ¢l w e r e t h e
I »In g t h o s m r n t nf ( In v a wr n n e l a n d o n l y
( h t l l l l i t i v l l w h o n o r o f t h e i h l r i l U N '
A m e r i m n U l m l n p l i m i n n -i n t o l i m
1 'r vu r i l m a n In t h e fo u r t h r m m d v i m
n a n r i m n f r l z l n l . : m l l vfl l m m l a m n h n
u n o q n z a l m l m z h v l l i t h l l m l w l i .
T w m -U m F n - m h m a n w vn l : Im r n
ln l lm t fui lflh rm m- ml .( l u r e h e s i n ; r d
fo r l i m m u m u f n l u e b r f o r f° ` p u l II a :
m v! l a s t w e e k w i t h l l l r vr l o r D a w e s a f
l l w news hud sr vt nysl vllr m i a ;w h a t
\\ mt h lll lvd ns th e fnu lu ia llo n fo r a n ew
vm n f vvn n n n n y i n fe d vm i a d m l n l s l m
Ho n .T h o || r e1 l ld m l 01109011 t h e m n -
fn - w n m vr l i h t h u do w l n m l i o n t h a t
"th x- rv Is n ot : 1 m on ac o In Il tv um rl d in
elny Il k v g r o w i n g gmh ll v i nn ln hhd ms un
l m ]m n u n i l n g f~xln~ndI!\1r¢-as."l l c n e
fo r r o d !n t h e g a t h e r i n g n s 1 1 n m a n d
ex t ru o nl l nn r y m ei l lo d l d || p l¢ 'l| » 1 0 m w t
r m o r g e n f f .
Iwe re kn o wn ns fu si o n L lc k et .
A Houma animmg.
W a ¢ hl n ;: t nn . I)('. - - I'rvs l : I¢ n ! l l n r e l
l n z , t h e r u b i n o t l m ! i l l ) m i d n fl l c l a d s
Ii n I l i a a n n a a n d w w w h l m n n ' fo t h e
\\c\e 1»lnK ma nngvr. Fra nmls Dosna npt.
\ \ ° h l n n e w s o f ilu*M i l t !¢':wh¢°1P a r i s t h e r l l f M m m ? n a l h l e n \ ° d a n d
d vp r e s s n l .n is n=p ort »d t i m :a s m .
u m m m a m ]rl nl id re n st oo d l n si le nc e
Ir h l l a l n e y r r m l h o w t u r p o n t i r r h a d
be e n co mp l et el y o u t : l a a n d o u t -
fo u g h t .W h m t u r d n n n w t o M m e .
('n r p e n l l er t h a t l a er h u s b a n d h a d l o s t .
a n a s a m :"G e o rg e s la de fea t ed .I
n u m oa w vvl m y IN D t o d w U f m e a
S t a t e s ' m d a w a i t h i s r vl u m l o n m , "
I rfa n t o m r r y n n .
'1`lu>:w o un d t i n w h a st a ye d r i n vm
Siam:Falls.S.D. - I h ma gu n tl-
nlnlrwi I t a n n !thmlslml Ilntlarq,
was done to crops when m hal! 8hll"l1|
l\1¢>p{ thru lledluln of Lmonln veattllty,
Ulnivazn.Ill.-After thru: y mrrn nfupsfilm'nt lrrnf. Wllliuzn I.. Woodlurm
nf Z~oafnwegurern unlwrsity hu nm-sluréd heel. whlw and blue mrn.The
Grown Thru Calor Com.
Ulnivazn.Ill.-After :hm y mrrn nf
F u r m a n H g h ! G n n h u p p t n .
(" n 1 u m d O S p ri n g s . ( 5 0 1 0 -- F n r i l l g n l
i r vn y of mu n t lm a w ml l i lc u n n f s u t g q .
w r y ¢ r u . | h n p p e n t h a t a r e t l l r u w n l n g
r r u p s i n th i s n e c t lu n . m a r s th a n 100
fa n n r r s l n ' n n sn s ; n l r m n i i c u g h :o n
: h p p u t s l n t h e a o n t h e a s fvm p a n o f
1-ll Palo ribttniy.
Ju s t w h e r e th i'g|1nshnpp¢»r é r m y
h a d l l a o r g i n Is n m k n o w n b u t l r h u
s p r vs d n u r n Il r g v # N i n n n l ' l . l n r n l n ,
{'r nw l\ °y a n d Pu e b l o ro u n tl m l a n d l a
lh r vn m - ni n g l o a m o r PI!Pa so co u n t y
fr o m b a t h l u ! a n d s o u t h . .
Btllmr lr I tlltvi d u a .Sydney, N. 5. \\'.-The ntmrnrr Frm-
nslolm. 4,904 inns, Is btllswd tn have
been ion beturwn \'i'e-llimztun,:~:. ZandSydney.She ll now im day s
mrerdne Ind has not been hun! uf
br wlreltiis during that Ilme.
9 lla n s w a m o f f m m h m t o t h r e e m l l r n s n
w i d t h a n d t w e n t y t o t h i r t y mt h - a i n
Ivu g tl l .A c fn r d l n g t o f n r n w r s vi n i n . I
h y t h e m a n n .sm a l l x r n l n rr n1 m 1121*
| l m a l In n . t h e fl a k !! a p p e a r i n g a n i l '
I h r ;h a d b r a n c u t w i t h |b i n d e r
Cu m wa s no t se r l na l y d a m ag e d .
I |
ro d,w h ! t v In c l bl u e x r a lm u . . w a s p r o
1 !l . \ l ` l 'd b y r m n l n g N t ! a m ! w h l t o m r s .
t o m a k e h l u v m n n m !t h a n g r a ft i n g
t l w t h u s va r le t ivs .P r o f m m r W o n d
h n r n IlllW l'¢s h e w i l l m o n b e l h l o t o
p e r fe r i Is l a c o r n n o U m !I h r r n w x n f
k n m e l a w i l l s h o w so li d b a n n f l'Pil,
w h i t : a n d b l n f .
Carnegie Estate 825,933.01L
New York.-The nuts mntrollvfs
oflim appniud :ha ntnln of ArulrwvPai-nexie lt $2r»,1m.uu nm: nnd $23.-
%£»l.0lZ att.The prim~llm! llvmg nnAecurltlrs vllued nl $17.25i3.5~'i8.
Crops ln the Calla
severely demand byand hailltorm.
'r m hu t wh en thelnlty of Beatrice Il
and 18 bushels to the
In many parta of >-
declare corn u furtheour before at um
Acmtdlng to .
about 300.000 buahe
in Inu gram:lou of
Thayer county.
Comlderabie red
found on when inTherelsnobinck
damage lin been don
A grunt deal of oldcorn is being market~
Gage county who aro
handle tho_ new crops
on.A ton and a half
priuelpa! feature at n
the tonyseventh an
N.Wolbach,pionee
Grand Island.Appllcntlons for io
with the openlng of
formntory are ben!
bodrd of control. acman Oberllex.
Hot.dry weather
the water from lakeIladlzon county so
:ter <:rp and other
caught by hand.Sir.and Mrs.s.
News or STATE
'B TERSELY TDLD
Bec c a!Happe ning:i n N e b r u k x
Given in Bri e!Ite m: F o r
B u s y B a d e n .
Thu H11 Svrihx; pon of tho Ameri-
un htlo n ll Uulug up l c ou wdeaul
lzendqurters.
Immun: c hurches at Gozhcnburnhun unlled lo nam union »erv'e\1 In
the my park Sunday evenlntl
The Pierc e my coundl an gnnted
Ilfrminlon w me Commerdul club tom me my p aw f u r | mmm p un .
The Bn|"||D¢\0Il nxlmd h u a b o u t
r».ooo exln box can on nn Iluen m Ne-
nr uu f or muvln g mu y mr '| whe n
w v -J . n. mem, nomlnued by Prvtl-
den! Harding (D be Nnlmller zeuml
of nm Ulllled Sulel. 1|resident of
mc mv. I nu s ms.Among Impmvemenu Bu--~1 n
Anpshne Ima zwunn is a modem un-
Iury sewerage nrllem.Slreeu or the
clly lm now helm: plved.umm. Bow rhilmln lo hw the only
'nvxnmm nnmnlx lemme In m¢ uma.
wery piece nl' mall nut out of the city
by ihtm.
Instrnd of n vrsnien the aa-w statsNformntory In he Incnm! at I.lnmln
wlli he pnmlsivd mer by a mperinlmzl-
mt who will rereive a salary of (man12.1113 tn 8'-2,5110 a year.uworellng to
nwmbvrx nf the lmnrd of mnlml.
The nn!!Saloon Lmgue nr Nvhnaka
In up In anna over an onler recvntlg
Issued by Judge Colby in the Gage
Junllro I2¢h\zlr~d Dnu gl as \\ hi t¢ =.
S i r . TM : In t h e l i r s t m a n i n m e n a
tl n t fn h l n t n r y I n h u vl uu qm fo r l h v
lalg hvsl u l l l r e In b m i :t||o,vx4Ȣuglw
n m ! } u d l r ¥ u l l r r s n r l l vn o f I h r g o w n :
lzw nl.I u r m u h t h a n t h i r t y y vn r s
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fo r t h t ' y u u n g g i r l , w h " fo r m u m y vl r l
than h a d n o t h i n g di st i nc tl y h e r n u l l .'b u t h t m h a d t o b o r r o w fr o m t h t ! l t y i e s
id o lde r wo uae n..
i'r vl u £'l sh o ws t en t at i vel y o n l y a fe w
llttn-Inis In w l d e sk lr tu .U n e .r n l i a d
Ta n i a Al tn e.h a s n t t n q t w n I N G !
Al ou ! t lf ul ts n tl uu .It i l t l e ve l n p w l l n
. I b r o s m tu l fe t a w l t h el r lb m i de r y i n
gs n e t u t t hr e a d s a n d u b e n l m a n d s k i r t
Ihcfs l\1'><>~
is~ Paris Housea
uot vm:Australia.zu mountainan-nary u nut of the southern Ap-
face and regular ln uutllne of :Il tha
ronttnenu, and even of most lnrxe 1|-zandz.It u also the lowes! conlinen .
ie :e a t t o th e g oo zn ph e r .
. A u s t r n l l l l l a I n n s c o u n t r y .It 1 |
s h o u t fo u r t e e n ti me s t h e al ze o f
cvntmt New Jersey. whlle the south
eminent O! than times islands srhlchcomprise the Dominion of New Zen-
lnnd octunles the posltlou o! soutinern!'€e\»\fUl1ndlnnd.
Unique vegetation of remarkable
variety and beauty. animal llfe ot by-
mna zcoiogical periods.and an ah-
orlglnli population, the lowest In thelnle U! being:having human form.
stand out nl featums distinctly Aux-
nam FUR SUMMER shunts
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nautical mllce; to lndla. 2.500 mllea.th Amerlcalz1',000 miles m<n»,3»:;
and dn un equal distance west.
London zo the capital of Auetralla ships by the Booz route traverse
approximately 11.000 miles of waterand by the Panama canal. 12.734 mllea.
rm-m California porn the routes vin
Samoa. or Fljl, or Tahiti corcr a quarter of the circumference of :hu earth..
A.uslrnllaa only large civilized neigh
bor within a radius or 1.000 mllcs In
Java.
Few Americana Go There.
The coouncnt,lying llma far out-nltle the ordinary routes ot travel, la
rarely visited hy Americana. For mos#
of ua knowledge of this fasclnalln;land 1| obtained by a atudy of a few
: m r I In the back of school |:co|;~mplales-pages descriptive of "Auezralla and New Zoalu.ml" and accom-
panied by a map of "Australia andthe Ialnnda ol the l*ecll1c° on a scale
loo email for the recogulllon of elgnlt-
lcent fcalurcaUna of the llrst xurprlaoa awnltlng
t~a n ~o r c a n l n m
. r .: h o s e o f t h e R o c k y M o u n t a i n fo u l h l l h
a n d t h e a r i d e x p l n s e a o f U m a . l d z h u
a n d U r vx n n .
of Ohio.zu surface Inc h valie ti
The change mm one ty pe of topo;
nphy la so Zmdual,and slgnmcant
natural features are an few and sowidely spaced that,with the excep
tion dt the Harm: liver. :hey are not
unused ln marking the boundaries of
ltalea.The traveler !n search of duplicates
of the Canadian Rockin. the Yosem-
lte and ine Gund canyon,ui'Son
the sim ot Ihly, or Ecuador. and two
and ontrhttlf times the size of An-fentlna.its chief competitor In the
southern hemlaphg. its ana ls equalto three~1'ourtha o Europe. me-!h1rd
of all North America, or onefourth'tl thu Ilrttlsth Rmplre.The contlnent
is aimolt exactly the aiu- nm! 1| near-
U tha lltspe of the Unltrd Staten.
Laval in Surface,Low In Etavatlon.
l p h e r o i n i n fl n d t h a t A u s t r a l i a a n d
N e w Zo n l n n d m a y n o t b e s m u z w a s
two i slan ds o f Ii ka a ppour unfs e. d lf¥| ;»|-
In g m a i n l y i n a l s o :n e a r n e l g h b o n
w h i c h m a ; b e t r e a t e d n a u n i t .N e w
Ze a l a n d i n n e n r i y t w i c e u s f u r f r o m
Au s t ra i l u a s B e r m u d a ls fr o m N e w
Y o r k .u m 1 |n o t o n l y e a s t bu t 'n l s o
m a t h .
T h e so u t he r n c o m o f t h e A u s
th e i r S n d u r n m l l gr ea t,fo r n o w h e r e
ta t h e i r r n n t m !o l r a m fa t l a n d co n-
se q u e n t d in t r t b n t l o n o r va n - ta t i o n a n d
:restate be t te r axempl ihoel.A b l u r s
l r e d u r u f A t m n i l a s h o w s n b e l t o f
LONG, FULL SKIRT
edgm of Austnlll would Include prob-
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Th i s a u l t o f b l a c k a n d w l n u c h e e k s
a f fo r d s l t r u e h n a t h o f l l l m m l f .T i n
t a l t c n d h a t a n d u n a r ! w a l k i n g : u l l
mtomalota c l i n e !m n u m a o f c h a r m
and m ode ..
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\Com mo nw a a l th Pa rl ia me n t Ho lm. M a l hou rn a .
th o p a r o d b r t h o Na a m O n a rn n h u l aue u . w u m n a t a a . D . '1 1
Th e s u m m e r c o n fe r u n c a o f t h ! p m -
m l e n o f B r i t i s h d o m l n l o n s ,i n c l u d i n g
m e p r e m l e r o r A u s t r a l i a , a n d w e g e n -
e r a l n n d l r a t a n d l n g t h a t A u s t r a l i a ta
In clo ne l r m p a t h y w i t h t h e U n i t e d
St a te s i n t h e m a t t e r o f o r i e n t a l l m -
ml g r a t l o a .ma k e s t h a t f a r a w a y co m -
m o n w e a l t h o t m q c s m n o r d i n a r y i n -
te r e s t t o A m e r i c a n a j u s t n o w .
Au s t r a l ia l a t he m o a t Is o l a t e d o f a l l
l n l m b l t w co n t i n u u m a n d ls r e m o t e .
fr o m t h e c o o l e r o f a l l o f t h e 1 r o r l d 'a
ac ti vi ti es .N o r u n w a r d t h e a a l l l n g d l a
e u t a n d s o u t h e a s t 1 d n s . w i t h a p a t c h
o n t h e e x t r e m e a o u t h w e n c o m e r a n d
a n o t h e r c o ve r i n g m o n t o f t h e ls l a n d
o f Tn a m a n l a .z n t h a n r e fl o n a a n
pe o p le l ive .
Th o t r m l o w i n d s a b u n d a n t l y l u p p l g
U m no r t h e a s t c o u t .b u t c u r r y l l t t l a
w a t e r b e y o n d ;th e vr vn l e r l l u ,t h a
" r o a r i n g t o t - t l e a " o f t h e m l l o r , a e p m n
t h e i r m o i s t u r e a n t h e l a n d s a l o n g u m
u n i t a m i o n t h e a o u t h w e a t U p o f : h a
co nt i ne nt .b u t h a ve li t t l e o r n o n e t o
c a r r y I n l a n d .T h ; n o r t h co n s t la a t -
l e r n a t e l y d r e n c h e d a n d d r l e d w l l h t h e
c o m i n g a n d g u m ; o f m o n l o o n s .T h a
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o f th e m a r e g r o w l n g a t u i . e x p e n s e
o f t h a h a c k c o u n t r y .N o o t h e r n a t i o n .
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population.There am 'nn lnlnnd cltlea
Australian.The peculiarity llel not
only ln the fact that Auatrnllan types
are not found elsewherb. bu: also thu.families like the cats and the plat.
whlvh are found nnuva on all other
comments and on many Islands, amabsent from Aunlmlla.Tha kln¢ll00
lu Austnllf: national anlmll, and thegroup to which it belong|tho mnr
luplnls 1|typically Austrnllall.
A bel: of country 100 miles wide
Evmsufs THAT PASTE ON
A r u n m l Doo m- ati on Pr o ve n In n o va -
t i o n a t H l l r D n a s l n g Associa
t i o n i x h l b l l l n n .
L- u l l l e s ' e y e l a s h es h a h b e co m e u t a -
l b l u a r t i c l e s .'H ue m i s u s i n g u h h I n
m II n d y 'u b o m l u l r m r n e w b e l d o r n e d .
l n n d g h l u n 1 n n u m e m u s u b e r l h l n p
: h a t n d m l r f n as s um e t o h e na t u r a l ,
w l t h a n i l d a i I u h u t h a t p l s t l o n
r l g l z l u w r U 1 0 n g u l n r o n e s .
Th i s l n m vm l l u n i n fc z n in i n e a l tr n c i
Il \ e n e m a w a s o n d i s p l a y l n N e w Y o t k
rv. ~ oe m l 5 a t t hu A u wr l van L a ti n a ' B a i r
Dr e a mi n g nu o c l at l o n rx h i h l t l o n .
O t h e r n a l t l m u s o n i n d u d e d n h a l f
bombed w i g t o f. u \e r n l d fa s h i o n e d
n m :lm l r ,th ll x r¢°lla°\lng t h e u e c c r
al ll ! o l cu lt l nl z it .A !r a b i u i n m u !-
h u :p i r n m fo r m w a s s h o w n de m a n -
»-tr utl n|, ; t nuw a w ife wh o ha d l o.- ul her
|\l|8bl.mlll nmncnnn. lt'1t1llI\»t1| Il by :ve
} u \ 'e n | !| u z h e r r u b p e l u f c h e e k s .
oe n te r o f t h e co n t in e n t i s th e r e fo r e
a r i d . l a r g e p a r t s a r e des er t.a n d t h e
nuriaerous l a r g e la ke s s h o w n o n t h e
m a p a r e e r p u n s e s o f a t t l t m u d c o ve n d
w i t h w a t e r b y l n t n r q u e n t r a i n s .A u s
t r a | Ia '|s t r e a m s a r e fe w e r a n d c a r r y
lens W at er t h a n t h a n o f w r o t h e r
co nt i ne nt .
l u F o r u t u A n S u r p r l d n g .
T h e Bo r n o f A u n t r n l h i s n o t o n l y
be a u t ifu l ,l t i s ttnl que,h a vi n g a n
co tm t et - pu n l n o t h e r la n ds .o f m e
10 . 0 0 0 sp e c i e s of p l a n t! m o t ! ol ' t h e m
a r e p u r e l y Au s tr a l ia n ,a n d a r e u n
k n o w n e ve n i n N e w Ze a l a n d .Th e ce n-
er n l i m p n ms l o u o n e :t e r s o f Au a t r nl l n n
fo r e s u t 1 | t h e i r t o m ! u n l l k e n e u t o m y
t h l n z seen el se w he re .F o r m ;wh l tt b
mn y 2 m L - ; - ; : l 1. e d a n t u l i p , i l l y , h o n e y
l u c k l o m d h m t a k e o n e s u r p r i n l u g
a s p w t .Th e y e r e n o t x l n i e n Il o w e r a ,
bu t t r e e s . a nd t h e l a n d s ca p e o f w h i c h
t h e y r o m : u p a r t r e m l n f l s o n e o f t h e
hyp otl ne tival re p r o !- n t n ti t t n a I n b o o k :
of n l n n d w a p e o t M es n x o i c l i m a , n p e
r i o d a n t w t t t i n z o u r o w n b r mi l l io n s
ol' :rr-ara. .
Th e i m p r e s s i o n t h a t u n a l l l o o k i n g
.. n .||So r g h u m ." W e h a m s o m a n y p e r
p l e x u s ; q u e s t i o n s t o h a n d l e j u s t n o w
th a t 2 n m g r a t e fu l t o t h a x e n l l n m a n
w h o d l s e n ve n d i t fo r n o t l e t t i n g l t l a t
l n l u pol lt icn ."
ur ea .
A " w h i l e A l m r n l i a "u th c s e t t l e d
po l i c y o t t h e ea m m o n vr e a l l h ga ve : n »
m e n t . t h e !m m | ; r l l l !o n I l l : b e i n g s o
n d m i n l s w n e d u e l fe c t u a l l y t a e x c l u d e
co lo re d r ac es .b e g i s l n t l o u ! | d i m m e d
p a n i c u l n r l y t o U10 a x d n u l o n o f
Ch i n e se . Jap a n e se a n d Po l y n e s i a n Ia
b o r , n o t o n l y fr o m t h e l a n d . b u t m m
vm p l o y m e n t i n p e a r l n s h l n g . w u m r m
ah i p p m g .a n d o n o ve r s e u i t a n n n n
h o t d l n m a l l c o n t r a c t s .
mining comm, lm! the most remote
nf these ls about u for from Un on
an is Pittsburgh.
A striking tentura of tho Austnllsncensus In tha concentration at popula
tion In cltles-a phenomooal situationfor an agrlc uilunl and mm m : n a
xlon with lou than 1 per c ent of lu
:ren under cultlnllon and 41 por centunoccyplod.The dr Austnllln auto
npltaln |nclode38.SB per cent of the
a p p m r v d fr o m oth e r pa r ts o f the
w o r l d 2 | s o Y l d d t h a t t i m e l m . : In d
m a p l e : a n d o a k s l n n o m o - D ! t h e m y
s t r e d s st r i k e u j a r r i n g n o m .Th e
tran sili na:fr o m Ju r a ss i c l o m o d e m
t i m e s u p a i n fu l l y a b m p t .
Th e a n l m n l s o f A u a u u l i n .lo o .a r e
s o d i s t i n c t fr o m t h e fe l t o f t h e w o r l d
t h a t k n m e h a ve pr o p o s e d t w o : r u t
nelghborhml as y et!"
*°\\'rll,our junk swlnefl to Pntvr
nuance ~:tending ererywh~.an bei n; lnllld wi th ~l ~un e;
ral; city shonm. mme so pleulnz that
:hey pronmiae lo tulsa wllh a furoro that
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fellum of thaw.-. novelliu.Timm are ntlrac1I\"| bugs made of
hlue tnliln nun.Ono In fastened with
n beautitui wedgwoml cameo.The
llnlng of mrnl lllk is edgul with 1
ling border uf rar!-eoloted Gmnn.Dlhers are ilnlahed xlib wand
knob func uen that n m mo i m mu w.The n lm ma de from varlnus
calm-ful substances. the moat elulwr-
Bu m m a r P a r ne l l .
B t y l m l n p n m w l s t h l l s u m m e r a n
in c l in e d in he ¢. un| 1°r \u t1ve,a l t h o u g h
wm a h l zu r r o 91 1 9 - e ls a r e l o b e n o t e d .
Th e m o n p o p u l a r s h a p e w i l l h e n n t h
r l 'l l u l un a .:suggesting t h e Jn p n n u e
m n n h n d e In p l a i n c n l o n H a n d l e ! a r a
ns c o nn e w n t tve u s t h e s ha p e s .Ho m e
z m n n o l z a r e t o b v h a d i n fr l n g a e f-
fve t l ,t h e vo g u a fo r t h i s S p a n i s h l n -
w g P n ~I +I lu f n t h e r .A n u l h r r f v a m r v I n 1 1 :f m n r c m l u m e u .
zn r m en t s .I t m i x h t b e i n m o d t h e
"h 0 !\ r e a 1 h Q r t w r e d . "T w f vd .ac -
er !|\me t h e a m l o c r n l o f~1m.~d n s
=\[|0||mmo rl als . is Im |\ m= n\h l; » far m al
ll l- u m m o r d a y s an d ¢ h l |Tn n a i pn e a i r
|I 1 r | I .w i t h g e n u i n e p o p u l a r i t y o ve r I n t o t h e
w i n t e r .
Ju s t n o w t h i s vn x u r l i n d a l u m o s t
in t e r es t i n g ou t le t I n : p o r t a t t l m o f
fa b r i c ! m a d e u p i n t o n r r n e n t l fo r a l l
t h e l c t t r i t l n n t t h e o u t - o fd o o r d n y u .
T h e t n m n n m i t e r u m a t h e n m t o
va l u e t h e a l m s e t a s a r o u t a n d m e n t o r
fo r t u i n d i s pe n s a b l e c o m for t a n d fr e e -
d o m , a n d t h i s s w u m n t h : d n l l u r n a r eg t r l n g E r w o n d e r f u l l y w o ve n o n e s o f
n l l k a n d w n u l In t h e vi vi d m n t r n s t t n g
st r i pe s tt m t . -a d d n m oa t d el i g ht fu l b l k
n f b r i l l l n n l m l n r l n g t h t h e U n k i l .
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r o w h r l m m e d sa i lo r o f r a u g h s t r a w
c o m p h t u t h i s c r n l r t : p o r t c o n u m o .
sr run-vrimry ln-pr Hnfm -i _Hulhn and Gc llan.
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a m ! b l u e .
t h e n u m b e n o f m e n .
Dlroctoln lulis.Siam new suits mggest the dino
znlre poriod.The 1ery wide mln. thestamllng conar. the wide mven a
Sh le r S t oc ki n gs .
Th e w n r u u - r t h e w e a t h e r z u - o n n m
nh e er e r be c om e m l i a d f n u l o e k l n n .
Th e u m m n t r h w u u m i l k I n : t u c k -
l n g a b e p n w l t h t h e b l a c k s .b u t n m :
h a s l p n m l t o m n : u t t h e fa s h i o n a b l e
c o l o n s o m e o f w h i c h u l d s o m u c h t o
: h e 9 l n r t h e a b e e m n a a n z o m a k e
o n e o é k t w i n t o u a I f a n y n o d -
l n n a r a b e i n g w o r n n t a l l .'Th i r o b -
w e h w a n e : a r e n a m i n g w i t h i n n a c h
t h l l a e u o n . z o o . a n d m a y b e h m n o r
I n th e I m l r t : h o p s f o r t o w e r p r l n n .
a n t e c o a t s o r w o m e d k m s . m e k :
of a lp a c a l a # nm e o to r u , l l n en Tr uc k s ,
ho m o a p u n tr u c k s a n d th e u u p n m e l y
sa ti sfa ct or y en se m bl e c u l t d r e n a n d
c a n c o m b l n a t i o n o f Im p o r t e d t w e e d l
m d J e n n y .'
N m r ,th e e q u e c a r l e n n e , w h o i s p e n
t m p a t h e m o n t i n s i s t e n t n n : m a r i n u s
of a t t l n e o f al l s p o r t l m r e1 1 . l s l r l x t n g
u p c n U 1 0 a l e n e l r u m a t i d e a a n n a n d
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Why Western Canada Can Taka
Her Pink of Settlars.
Dppoftunnlu and Conditions Then
.Appgl to the Moa Dnlnhlo-Pas
albllttin of Country Pa-wud.
While Canada wants nttlerl. and 1|
pursuing every Iemlmnta means ti
secnn them. 1: la nnilzed, u pointedout U3 Hon. J. A. Calder, minister at
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Appndaliva."W hat lu y our ide: of nlltidty f'
"Very turntable."repllod BennwrSorghum."W e ham so many per
plexus; questions to handle just nowthat 2 nm grateful to tha xenllnman
who dlsenvend it for not letting lt latlnlu pollticn."|GAnz1'1'E
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5 1 9 9 - ' F ""'1-'rms ENTERPRISE.Blair, Neb.."July T, I92IPan Elm
The Northwest
!Hg n g g y D E P A RTME NT lat the Harry Cooper home Monday,'l"l1cn: is to be a baptismal service You. will always receive a condiallihlt as to the boundnriw cf FJid Dis-
|.luly 4th. to celebrate the 80th birth-immediately ufte:the evening eer-
lulr. and Hrs.Ch ,m-,id wem lay anniversary of their father, w,"i°° neat Sunday.
welcome at vo of our services.We
invite you to come.
tnct was held before said Boand of
County Commissioners on the 30th
h vmmh Thuradayi'1;;He ir lo m '1"},;¢r "'§'f`"'f°'f§.'TI..'f,llT..'°"°°' at ien u. sn., preaching Chuuncy LI.Foreman.Pastor .1'if;ii.°§
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'l`lf1'f'.i,".§"'° and all who asked
llra.Wilbur Lowe is en.l°YiH¢,Clxasc Harrison an arm)o .h-.Whereas Q,Board g c n zvi e :from her mother Hrs..m,,,,;u=nn¢.». Iowa: Lawrwrr Harrison ml!L E eenflce at seven P*"» preac mr r u o o ls r C H URC H h o f r z s .r e .° .un Y
of F g "9 .family of Fontanelle, Nei," Ed Har-ing at t.g _'Commissioners being fully :1forr\1¢d.Hr am; im Hurry pm), and ¢h||-lrison and family: Will Harrison and We consider ourself fortunate m "A Crown of Shame or Glory " will m fde';5°dnd"nu 1'°"';o"""» has de-
dnn of gmh, are spending a few family ; Ray Harrison and wife; Bertithat we haw four Aone and ll' '""3+he the'paator's theme next Sabbath! errnm a 1 e undhrlea of
and famil of Teknmahi and preachers.Two are here " I onedl;t»:l:l3¢:o:h "'=..`1f'..°.T'J€"°.;..;r... ..'§,'¢ »p. » .. .i fami ly .lpneachcd for "". last Sunday morn-I
the Jo. Hrs. Blanc he were Bir.Jensen installed a ilne nenrl ingsnd the other in the evening, thus
la taking a vacation.counter in his butc her shop one day giving me a muc h ~ rest..I
p g Krebs spent the Fourth in last week which adds greatly to the One of them no preaching part tunicandyhiged over night whllpp¢n,.,nn at Wnkcilelul, Nebr., und the other ls
friend |Mrs.Blanche Wen spent aeseral pastor of the Christian church nt
'Hue Ladies Md will meet nu., week days im week in Omaha..Miltonvale,Kansas.The wife anrl
for work with Mrs. Chan Arnold.|Hia Play ,SVSU by the Comp Fire cluldrcn of h i one.w.H.Robb,
llrs. Gilbert Olson went to Omaha Girls was quite well attended.Eachmlniater at Miltnnfllo is with l1lH\|
'Il1ur\dal'andsP°nt the diy shoppinl§°"°rendering l||¢51 part in a venwand we are enjoying a E004 nslt.
The Camp Fire Girls went to Lake
Quihnebauglz Monday for a we-ok!
outing.They were accompanied by
her mother Hrs.. Miller.
their guardian Mrs. Wilbur Lowe andl
capable manner.The rnualc given Also our daughters Elia and Hare!by the Herman orchestra and malelwere with tta over Sunday..
'quartette was greatly on}oyed.The The subjects announced for Ia»t
proceed!amounted to about fifty Sunday we shall try to tliscusa next
dollars.Sunday,provided we are able to
Harley and w m Hiller of Lake Dr. new and family of Bun- spentpreach.
qelembsusii aero in town Monday.
The funeral of Julius 1.-l¥"rona was
Monday at e Fred Robertson home.W. B. F. Robb, Minister
A baby da ter mme to glndden
was hold at Takamah Sunday after-tho hearts of. Mr.and Mrs.Albert BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
noon and the body was 1,34 ro reat Woodward on Sunday, July Sd.
in the Tekamah c emetery with full
u .\ e a . -a a . - -. .L L . . .
Ou I h L ndvun rc f la v F IIZTRCH NOTES ... r. y °"n _ ". ? - \ ~ ~
morning.This will be "Former's
Day" with us and a souvenir will be
given the man bringing the largest'
family to Sunday sehooland church.
The pastor will give his fourth ad-
dncsa of the general subject of
"Philosophy,Science and Religion."
You are invited to join us in this
study.We will have pictures,one
reel," "The Lady ofithe Light House",
n aerial of three numhen.The eer-
vioee must begin strictly on time,nowe will not have a long rervioc.|
J. A. Johnson, Minister.
PROCEEDINGS
County Commissioners' Room,
Bl!if; Neb., June oo, 1921.
The County Board of Equalization
met pursuant to adjournment token
June 20, 1921.Present J. F. White,
said proposed district,so that the
same would be reasonable and proper,
Now therefore,Be I t Ileeolvcd
by the Board of County Comdisaion-
era of \tnshington County, Ntbraaka:
1.That the name of said poposed
District shall be "Ft. Calhoun Drain-
nge Uat1'lct," ns named in said pc-
tition.1
2.That raid flmsnege airmen, if
formed, shall have fire directors, andthat each of said directors shall bel
required to give bond ln the sum ..;
One l'hiue~nnd Dollar: 31,000 00.)1
3.That the formation of said'drainage district will be conducive to'
the public health;convenience nndl
welfare. and that it wil promote thc
interests of aalrl distric t, if formed.
and with a view of doing; justice an'lf
equity to all persons. and of estab-:
lishing reasonable and proper mend-1
LEQAL NOTICE
S}lERlF I SALEDlsniel L. Johnston, Attorney
By virtue of an order of sale issuedlout of the Distric t court of Douglas
county, Nebraska,and in purauance
of a decree of raid court in unnaction
therein Ptlndink wherein Bank of
Beneon 'nas plaintiff and H. G. Stein-
er was defendant.
I will at 1 o'cloclc P. M. on Saturday
the 6th day of August, 1921, at tho
north front door of the Washington
county court house In the city of
Blair, Washington county. Nebraska,
Iseli at public auction to the highest
and beet bidder for cash the follow-
'ink described real sstaie, to»wit:
quarter of theSouthwest quarter (N W.55 of the
S.W.li )of Section twenty-eight
(23) and the East half of the South-
east quarter (E. n of the s. E. an
of Section twenty-nine (29)all in
township Seventeen (173 North Range
Twelve (12) ess: of the Sixth Pum-
pnl Meddisn.all in Washingtonicounty, Nebraska, ae surveyed, plat-
tcd and recorded, to satisfy n Suda-
rnent in the above entitled case £or
the sum of $2121.34 with interest
a
Coors WITH G-A-S
The only sensible, sanitary
method.Cheaper than any
other way.
BLAIR GAS com PANY
BLAIR,NEBRASKA
nd were present to pay homage in -~ir only fallen hero.Corporal Ll-The writer of these note! is havinit
Prem was kilied in action Sept. 13, rather a hard time this week;the
1919 and the body was retumed here dentist is ezrtracting our nam We
Friday.Quite a number from here hope thin will improve our temper,
thended the Nneral.'and if pnaaible render ua even more
There lraa a large fnndly gnhering harmieaa than ever.
L B Q I I I C !C T C I I T T B D C I U I .U I I Q \ \ ¢ U l g n u H { '~d H g T ~a n n n r u s e n- ~ f j ;h o l d s t 1 ' r i i d a y ° " ° £ " ' ; " }1 3 1 1 5 1 5 .C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r s ,R H .R a s -
|o u r u e n n g s e r n c I I u n C o 2 A .d M C .d l ?w a s g i v e n o v e r 1 . 0 t h e r c p r e s e n -g g g g n c o j g ; Y C " : u r a n U T Y . b y d e t e r m i n e s a n d e s t l b l i a h e r l t h e
boundaries of said Drainage Diatdct
¢ ones or said proposed dsstrict,the
Board of County Commiseionem of
Washington County, Nebraska, here-
,u y eriltlve o f the Near East Relief thepastor will give the report of the Urs The minutes of the inet meeting sa follows
1 3 nd 1- were read and approved.I :3;=1°f-wg °°t'}'°"'°"Mx u e a y s o n e Refunds were allowed as follows:|Commenc ing at s point where the
no n e ';'f°;;'" ede w , g H.L.w.Reckmeyer ;11.':2 on he.none ilne of Section ss.town 13,
or two of the '§= ' ;'° " ° ; , ; ;lcount of excessive assessment.||rHHR~¢12.Washington County,Ne-
°° m' ;Th° ; Ka la "og jj; pe op le m'.|ohn W. Jolfnson $83.35 on account hro.=\k:|.intersects the west bunk of
\r .h Y We ou h to k u in,°error in assessment.lthe blsssourl river,running thence
line to
N.w.
ese '""'°°°'2 P Board adjourned Until July 11 1921, due wen along said sectiontouchwiththeProzrcuandworklat 9 o'cloc k A M.J the Nothcltst corner of the
of our great denornnutlon.l
Not all of our men were at the
5Ien's clues l u i Sunday.The spe-
cial invitation holds good for next
Sunday and no shell be pleased to
see you at :lun time.We want our
men to know that the success or fail-
"Counts Clerk..tion 35, Town 18 , ms c 12County Commissioners Room,'due south to the east line of the C
The Board of County Cornmisslow right-of-way:thence in n 1'Outheast-3
ers rnet pursuant to Adjournment uk.lerly direction following said east line
en June 20 19"1 Present J F of said Hgh -of way to a t h
nwhite, H. C. Blnco und Henry 'Truhl» the aarne into the north line of
wforlch f~=~;= wsth DUI men, IFC YOU. Dl;\¢|sem g g quarter 9 lg" 3 E_ quarter of
o em.' L T M minutes of the lost meeting Section 2. Town 17, range 12; thence
.road and approved.east to the Section line; thence southPUUUU Plnlllkk Flzulrt lb !best Claims wgrg allowed 3; follows:. ~ the N. W . c orner Of Sec tion 12,ewer. "§2.`3.%f_;»fd pnd Store Menking & Serer (mul $32.54 Town 11, range 12; thence due south
J. A. Swihnri (blac ksmith for a distance of 30 rods; thence east
u......nn nahI vnu? suthxrrinlinn in .......l.\on or: Rn rrmla thnnm ennth R0 rnrh thonru
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thereon at 754;$843.73 interest at
8%; $215.00 at 10%from the 14th
dey of March, 1921, and ;4'r.5o cost
of said action and all nocruing costs,
all as provided by said order And
decree..
Dated at Blair,this 30111 day of
June, 1921.
Maumee Mehrens,
Sheriff of Washington County,
Nehrnka.23-5t
ESTIMATE o r E xr k x s r : s
of U..orMary C Llgbei,quarter of the N. W. quarter |
I h°""°;.At the regular meeting of the Bond
|lol' County Commissioners of W ash-
Blair, Nob., June 30, 1921.1SL P. H. In 0. Railroad Cornpany'se ington County, Nebmsh, held on the
6 d a y o f Ja n u a r y ,192 1,t h e fo l l o w -
i n g es t i m a t e o f t h e nec es sa ry -l e x
u r e o f o u r S u n d a y S c h o o l a n d c h u r c h -°p o l n " ** " " u l 3 ? n l o f W a s h i n g t o n C ° w \ * + »N e -
b r a s k a d u r i n g t h e e n s u i n g y e s r c o m -
mencing on the Sth day of January,
1921,including the amount:neces-
sary to meet outstanding indebted-
ness as evidenced by the Bonds,
Coupons or warnnts Iegilly issued,,which estimate was enterei at large
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Th. EnterprileT
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$lo0,000,000
INVESTED WITHOUT
A DOLLARS Loss
FOR 86 years wqhave invested the iunds of our
clients iu Farm Mortgage Securities, investing in thistime over $100,009,000 without one dollax-'s loss.
Ask for a copy of our new booklet describing in
detail our farm mortgages.
WE OFFER
7 per cent First Mortgage
F a r m L a n d Bo n d s a n d F a r m
Mo r tg a ge s .
Completely tax free in Nebraska.Secured by
'--~--~.;sa ';n
Th. EnterprileT
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$lo0,000,000
INVESTED WITHOUT
A DOLLARS Loss
FOR 86 years wqhave invested the iunds of our
clients iu Farm Mortgage Securities, investing in thistime over $100,009,000 without one dollax-'s loss.
Ask for a copy of our new booklet describing in
detail our farm mortgages.
WE OFFER
7 per cent First Mortgage
F a r m L a n d Bo n d s a n d F a r m
Mo r tg a ge s .
Completely tax free in Nebraska.Secured by
'--~--~.;sa ';n
Th. EnterprileT
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5
$lo0,000,000
INVESTED WITHOUT
A DOLLARS Loss
FOR 86 years wqhave invested the iunds of our
clients iu Farm Mortgage Securities, investing in thistime over $100,009,000 without one dollax-'s loss.
Ask for a copy of our new booklet describing in
detail our farm mortgages.
WE OFFER
7 per cent First Mortgage
F a r m L a n d Bo n d s a n d F a r m
Mo r tg a ge s .
Completely tax free in Nebraska.Secured by
'--~--~.;sa ';n
Claus noun {rent of barn)15.00
On motion duly mode and c frriel
the following resolution was adopted:
"RESOLUTION ln the matter of
thc FL Calhoun Drainage District.
Whereas on the t5th day of June,
1921,George Neale Jr.and about
fourteen others. ea eh being the own-
ers of real estate within the territory
hereinafter mentioned,tiled a peti-
tion in the ofllce of the County Clerk
of Washington County,Nebraska.
petitioning for the formation of a
drainage district under the name of
"Ft Calhoun Drainage District." to be
formed under the pmvlsioims of law
enacted by the legislature of the
State of Nebraska ln the year 1907
and subsequent amendments thereto,
and
contains :cal estate owned by more
than twenty owners of real estate,
and
Whereas,the territory within the
:mid proposed district all lies within
Washington County, Nebraska, and
Whereas, at the time of tiling said
petition, aald petitioners also filed a
bond with sureties which bond was
IWhereas,laid district proposed.
cant S0 rtxls;thence south 80 rods;
thence east 80 rods; thence south 30
rods; thence east B0 rods to the S. E.corner of Section 12, Ton-n 17 range'
12:thence south along Section line
to the S. ,W . c orner of the N.W.
quarter section 18, 'lown 17,range
32; thence east to the center of said
section; thence south a diltlnca of 00
rods; thence duo east to section line;
thenc e south to the s. E. corner of
Section 18, Town 1l, range 12; thoqcc
due east a. distance of S0 nods; thence
south S0 rods; thence east 80 rods;
thence south B0 nods to the center of
Section 20, Town 17, range 12; thence
flue east 160 rods to section line;
thence south so rods: thence east B0
rods;thence south B0 rods;thence
east 30 rods:thence south to the
center of Section 28, Town 17, range
1.3;licnce _due east along quarter
section line of said section to the ntst
bank of the Zrllsaourl river;thence
np along the west bank of the hits-
souri river following the mcanderings
thereof,to the place of beginning;all of which is situated in Washing-
ton County,Nebraska.
John F. White.
conditioned to pay all expenses of Henry Truhlsen,
1I C BlacoWashington County. by reason of thei
proceedings had in case said district Board of County Commissioners.
vtM not formed. and I An election will bc held on the 23d
Whereas, said bond was duly ap-
proved by the County Clerk of Wash-
ington County, Nebraska, and
Whereas,the Board of County
Commissioners of Washington County.
Nebraskmhns taken to their assist-
ance W. H. Hill, surveyor of Wash-
ington County, Nebraska. for the pur-
pose of determining the Boundaries
dns of July. l02L,__be¢'ween the hours
of eight o'ciocl: A. M. and six o'clock
P. M. at which election the question
ol the formation of sold district shall
be determined, and said Board of tive
directors elected.
Board adjourned until July ll, 2021,
at 9 o'clock A. M.
Mary C. `Qchel,of raid proposed Distdct and a hear-l County Clerk.
. . | . . . .- . . . . .- - - -. . ._ . _-_ -. . . .r - 'lished four successive weeks before
the lcv)/for that year. in The Enter
prise, a newspaper of general circu~
lation in saidcounty, which estimate
was in woods and figures as follows:
Jail $ 1,500.00
Poor and Poor farm 4,000.00
a.5oo.oo
13,000.00
1,000.00
2s,ooo.oo
4o,ooo.oo
Deputy Assessors
Dflloers Salaries
County Surveyor
Holds
Bridges
Ska. Fund s. C. & P. R. R.
Bonds
I n t . - o n S . C . & P R R.
Bonds
Int. on D. & N. W. R. R.
Bonds
Criminal and Civinl carca
Incldentals
Soldler'l Relief
Ditch
Repair Public Buildings 1,000.00
Mothcris Pensions 2,500.00
Agricultural and Stock Show
Association 1160 00
Mary C. Debcl,
23-4t County Clerk.
10,000.00
500.00
3,000.003,000.00
20,000.00
500.00
3,ooo.oo
Puritan Pancake Flour,the best
ever, 35ccnt.s per sack at
The Rhoades Coal and Feed Stone
Golden West flour,made at
.Puritan mills. $2.25 per :mack nt Tho
Rhoades Coal and I'ood Store.
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A DOLLAR s Loss
FOR 86 years we have mvesbed the iunds of our
clxents 111 Farm Mortgage Securities investing in thistime over $100 009 OOO wlthout one dollax-'s loss.
Ask for a copy of our new booklet describing in
detail our farm mortgages.
WE OFFER
7 per cent First Mortgage
F a r m L a n d Bo n d s a n d F a r m
Mo r tg a ge s .
Completely tax free in Nebraska.Secured by
produding Nebraska Land.Amounts of $100, $500
and $1,000.
P e t e r s T r u s t C o m p a n y
and
P e t e r s N a t i o n a l B a n k
OMAHA
$100,000,000
INVESTED WITHOUT3.
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