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08-10-1922lm ~._.~a av ALL THE PEOPLE gfmvs No nvonrrxs A LOCAL NEWSPAPER I Ol ~~~P!!THE S 3 GENERAL mm LooALNEws AND OOMMENT »_-°~~giVOL.XXVI _;p r ..? NO.28BLAIR'WASHINGTON COUNTY,NEBRQSKA,AUGUST 10,1922, HAUTALQ15.\commrrrm:s HOLD MEETING Hr.Hiidneth.the advance man for lhe Standsnd Chxutauqua System vuintownMonday.A meeting of the signers was hold in the office of An derson Q!Lund and the following om oen and committee:were selected: Chainnan Ov!!Anderson;secretary neasurer C.LI.Hibclimanj ke!Commillns C.M.Hiichmnn Gnco Bullard.C. X.Hansen C.M.Foreman C.A. Hammer. Grounds Cmnm§llee: Chu.Robertson Rev.J.A.John son hifiI.Tyson. Advcfliling Commil£e¢: Rny Hitchman Wm.SM.Oscar HopkinsAlhclt Fallen C.A.Hammer Deonrntlng CommtI.gg: Grace Ballad Ethel Mend Mn. Ove Andermn. n . COUNTYqnmrxon OFFICERS AND DELEGATES AR BLKCTED To ATTEND STATE CONYENTIONS Both the democrats and repub!.held their county convention:in ucsurthoulaIutTuesdayiftnrnoo~ Aug.B md both wan sparsely a tended....The dmnocrntu elected F. S.Bigdo crnun and Jamal E.Maha: tary.Aftar the chairman had the noeeuuy commmgan the iollmr ins éelegnes to tha stats eonmn to be held in Omllil next week weelected:J.D.Enkln C.C.V Deusen J.?.Jensen Russ Delia Wm.Sieve:s.H.H.Shar Clmcron John H.Johnson.0. Marshall.Nels Bl.Jmum d Anderson. _The following committoemm committee women were nuned: lingtnn No.1.J.D.Eakin Mn. W.Schoettger.Arlington Hn.2. C.Marlhlll Mn.G.Mnnhglj. Richland No.1.Jalan Blum H Hnry Bhco.Richland No.2. E.Lyonl Chriaiena Bdencql.Calhoun No.1.Wm.Sieven H P.Schmidt Ir.Culhoun Nu.1 H Landis. Fonunelh H.H.Sheer Mrs. IIartung.unml#Nels rl.Jensen Hrs.N H.Jehngn.Blair iid Gilbertson Mn.I ¢ Gilbertnn De Solo nz L.Stalcup Effie Hi llné.\ Shtridnn Carl Toelke. Grant Car!Anderson Mrs.J Hocklun..Hermxn No.1.R.H.~» Hrs.H.B.Cameron. Harman No. E.Chu.Cameron M J.T.Fitch. Cunning City H.C. Jennan Hn. ...... .| Hrs.F.S.Bigelow. 2nd Ward J.B.Maher Mary liiabcl. Srd. Ward Reed 0Hanlon Hn. Cheely.ith.Wnrd J.P.Jansen Hn.J. Jensen. ln tba meeting of Ula republ John Blau:was dectod chairman Mn.Xnnia Vin Gates secretary.following rem nominated to npsenttheWashingtancounty ~~~um in the :tum contention to bl11 in Lincoln next Iuelday.F.~| A:1in;toz};ka B .ww R»11\1é§=GiIhA Sprick Funtanellat IC.B.H Lincoln;Theo.Andenon Bldr ship;Mn.¥lZ Vic Gatg Blldr Ci C.R.Gmy rmln;Andrew : Cuming City. WOMAN BADLY BUR :mv Lut Saturday Hrs.Ed Ifyieshubeenhopinghousefor P.il. vmie and from the beginning the physicians held nut but little hope and ai about alx oclock Sunday morn ing the little cne|spirit wended itz my no its Maker To Mr and Mrs.Warrick the shock was n2mostunbc|.1able coming u it did so unexpectedly and so suddenly it fairiy ovenzame them. Kind fdendn of which hir.and Htl. Warrick are blessed with nulnbars did nl]they could u§der the circum stances to assist ln every way possi ble and lessen }he terrible strain of the |hoCk.._JHnwinwasnext§1ih?yod:&§\; ln a family of live children and the only son.He was a bright active lit tle fellow and the idol of his parents who grieve much over their great loss.. The funeral services conducted By Rev.Seadey unlisted by Rev.Fore man was held nt the Congregational cl1\rrl;nt 2:80 ocloTck Tuesday :Iter ymr will be $2.00 for the adult abd $1.00 for the ¢hudr¢n.§ Tho farmers tickets will be sold to former;ONLY at $2.50 and smut bo nomred before noon of the first ..| Mr.Hfldrveth Ftutes that they have the best talnnt lhis year they hnve ever put out and that the program ssa whole is n winner.The ticket committeeiswellorgxnizaiandwillbe gin nt once to push the sale of tic1:et.s.|There wiil be no war téc to pay this year. UBITUARY Lit|.Ie Mlrvin Warrick six year old gon of Mr.and Mrs.I.N.Warrick of Qiis city.passed away last Sunday niuminpz at nbout six odock.He had lpphrently been in nonnal health wgthepreviousmorningmdhadgoneup town on an errand for his mother. At about nine oc.luck Saturdaym¢m1ng he took a c.hI1lznd the phy MR.AND alms.CHAS.ROSS GD ro PACIFIC COAST / On lm Tuesdny Mr. and Mrs.Chu. Rau left for the Pacihc coast by myof Canada and expect to be gone for seven weeks. Their flrst stop will be at Callnry Canada where Mrs.Roll hm e.kills! whom they expect to vlxit.for a week md then go on go Thneouvwer when they will take bout for Seattle end then go on bar rell to Portland then to Sen Fmneisoo.F1cm San Fran cilco they will again travel hy boat lo Los Angeles wliich in a trip of eighteen heun duration. At Long Bench where they will visit for some time Mr.Roe:hu two brothers and when they leave LongBenchitwillbetogotoSaltLake City where they will vlzif another eig ter of Mrs.Ron and give the Herman city the once over and then back to LOTIS cum PRESENT ELITE ~PROGRAM ATCHATAUQUA Mr.Clig Dickson director of me Loiis Qinleiie Club is a forernos teacher of the ilute ue well In a gli ;rector of a musical combination of unusual merit known as the LotisicCubQuintette.The individual member:of this club under Mr.Dicksoni leadership have proven their :bility as soloist.:end their vwzwrw present all that la \ f I1 good I music.This club is not being : pr~eecn|Ld as n highbrow classical group but as a combination of highly cultured people who ere capable of presenting n most refined heciutinn: and novel program of chamber music. In addition to noloa duets trioa and quarietts rendered by this companyihc ensemble work is especillly pleas ing.No more dellghtfui treat could be desired than to listen to xhie companyrenderitsentireprogrun. FARMBUREAUNBTES Llxcoma I0\§fNSH1P HAS LARGE GATHERING .nan I!|Il1REST ING PROGRAM UN AUG.a The regulai monthly Farm Bureau meeting; ol Lincoln township was held last Thursday evening in :pile of Lhe nuh of 1 delayed threshing seasonwithoverIwohundredpeopleinut tendnnce.Tho feature:of the evening mu the thst moving;picture progrnmgivenwiththeportableprojectorrecentlyboughtbstheFarmBureau. The crowd was well pleased nltho tho management was unable to socureihefimswlntccl beeause of the short notice.The Him nhosrn were someonwhatrainingandontheCros Crossings Cautiously Cxmpaign.The Ilitcr uere believed by dl to have good effect.Most of us are pretty we have mi;hand for this son of thing ls cabching.Let the good work goon. l:all In ...Iwinter Dr.Cady showed the Mm Exit Aacaris prepared by lhe de partmint of agriculture.Mr.Cook malmy it!|amy;¥r.Ir.In part.I tlka it that no one will nrguc that $1 a day comes axurwhen near approaching the wages received o Marchnext. EDITOR TAKES VACATION Hr.and Mrs.John A.Rholdcsjllld family left Thcsdny morning by sumforMotlay.Minn.and other points in that state.They aspect to be gonaabout Len days or two woeksthat in if the fish hits as they should and everything gms u phnned.1 \»i _§1;thn first real vacation Inf . Rh es md family for n goodmanyyearnandtheyfeelihnttheyareentitledto one naw. Dudqg his absence C.M.Furumm will lit in his cluir in the office sell Omar Flour weigh coat sell chicken fend oil meal etc.and try ln gather nur;itemsand perchnnu write an have already proved their value.He has a splendid bunch of pigs on alfalfa nurture.He believes throroughly in saying Permanent Pmrtures PerpetuareParisitea.The plans included the McLean county system which call for a cleln sow at farrowing time: This given thelittle pigs clean food to start on.It will pay any farmer to Study this.Full detailafmay be vice.lt must he remembered that thoae who stayed at home had opportunitytoadvanceintheindustrial scale while me returned soldier if his former position was not already hllerihad to start at the lame point ill!!he had been in when he entered the xervioe.1 Theoretieally if a government connoll meet its obligations it is innolvent.. had from nrnrnE£d#nu persoriw .mg;1 ;h|;_.ish.nain\.h¢.B uoMr.Look hu .niso been carrying onemybeanvarietytestwhicha]1o1|a up the Ito San very favorably to date. The soy bean is bound m become a very popular crop with progrt5sl¥a fmmera in Wurhington eounty.The special variety of Reida Yellow Dent . gmc:nment Ia 1 se5 fFi.|.21 ernment owes to some 5000000 peoplewhomit used na it willed someadjustmentoftheeeonomiwdiald vaniage they sulfened as l result of their service. The omeial call for the national eonventionoftheAmericanLegionat 1 l IL A short dlecuuion on wheat grows ng hed a splendid example Hght ln he community.Ru Rnsmuesen in successful farmer who believes horoughly in the value of early plow ng.To do this he stacks his small n every year.This your he be icvcsl he was rewanfled with seven or ight bushels of \hEtl.extra per acre. e uses Konrad wheat exclusively. e job of stacking doesnt scare him t all.He figures it costa praeiinlly ho some as shock threshing when verylhing is figured.The rounds n the way of early plowing for bl; er y1eda and a hettor grade of groin. ovrlrd Jensen is acting chairman of heae meeting:and plans on cxrrylng hem on regularly.The pieh.lt~cI \El.¢ehown on the aide of the school ouse so than wan plenty of mom and rexh cool nr for everyone. C. U. Cook of ~e ll notslow IZQD n l3~l..B~ri! mother hld the greatest number of sons ln the servioe during the world war?The American Legion Auxili ary composed of the wives motheri listers ned daughters of Legionnaires deelre to know this nwllucle mme and the records of her sons service so lhat they may honor her. An Indiana eommunity hu an mother who had zevon fone in thearmy and navy in 1018.Severed mothers in the Auxlllnry hld as many as five and two lfd three |0115 were not l.UlC0¥1l monly found representing one mmily. But the mother who lnd seven sons or more in the war is due great honor ne the greatest American wer mother. Marion A.Shaw pu;department exeeutive commltteemln of the Am eriean Lotion spoke on the adjusted compensation bill before n mens meeting. .l The anim men rag dr!hed by _..wt.:..\|.1:. upon the amounf of inspirzrtion ggdprocureonhimfor copy. PRUPERTYmovma ~(llPIRTY UN MARKET SOME .1 nu;Sams AT GOOD FIGURE ~lair business property hu been 1 nglng hnnds recently and rm proies Lhal iam been on the rnnrket ~ .some Lima have gone into the ~is of men who an actively en ~fd in business and who feel :hir .; ir in n tmInn worth tying to. as. Hansen of tha Home Bakery ~chased the [Inge building form~ \occupied by Van Hun nm!Antiil the view of convnrting it Inu aerybuildingandJoeMarkspun:mi the building he now occupies..Hansen pnld ;1oon0 and Mr. ~ks$5500. r.Hans Christensen sold his re:ncc property on Nebnnira street Mrs.Jens Christanmn who livml th\\¢at of town.Mrs.Chrinenmn .._..ui.Danish aa. E.ehumh. Mr.Pedersen was 1 member of the Dmish Brotherhood and represented them nt n nntianal conrentlorT§n Cdl forni;some yn:s ago. onlrumv business in Blair with Hr.B.F Hn! Ier about swan yuan.He was s putioverofhomeandfdendl.Hs nnagoodcompanionadevotedfathertakinggreatpddein his children nu! was a E006 neighbor.Brother Pda:sen 1|.l.l ill lbout four months and suffered much.He loved the old church war#and his c}}i]dren were oftanf ukod ia.lin:mi!old flvodts church hymn for Him. The funeni was conducted fmm the Methodist church in Bldr Monday August 7 1922 and the interment. was at Renaud.Nobr.J.A.John son the local pulor had charge of the senic~e.Contributed. BAPTIST PEOPLE HAVE NEW Mlulmfn .._........ L 4 Gluiys Moon . |Mqgens iederaen was hom In Den gmlrk Augun 14 1355 and died ll r his late home near Illnjr Nobr. mvnen of Blair an 2Aum ut 6 1922 aged 68 ye.|rs I1 ;h:and 21 dun.He came tcmm ::»=§:.1.»;~}§i£»fl\=»»n.=»r.|§¢|||finmelnl and Imlnen comll llule Borenlen un his bride.T: tna.We ie}olco with our fricndajhln unlon fourteen children won\Qen prosperity comes their way.Qbom.four of whom precieded thu grh.following we understand arc§father m the frreal.beyond three il iillkirig Lmprovomcnts or are to doinfnncy and Selma.at the nge of | ag eoon.Mr.Lou Vaughan is toyonn.The living chlldren nn:Chrl build an uldltion and othenvise imand Pots of Omohn Nebr..August o.N bii.residence on nut .§::::1;£~§::.zi:::i 3L i?1§.i I. C.Elle:will mmodal the old Johnard Theodore at home Mn.. Johri He Tow maidens:property on the corner Csckon of Laurel Nobr.Mrs.Joh ot.1irzh and Grnrrt strteta.Mn.E.1Lewis of Fnmont.Nabr.Them nr VCappn is making some repnln on zwelvo grand children.resldance property.Guy Hlnk Brother Pedersen wa sconllrmed i gy building n new house in Dex the Danish Lutheran chuwx at the lgillo.Axel Axclsen is building 01 14 years.Ho becmno 1 mombezjihlloulll.E.dumb April 14.rw WW !?\9._?!!3!!!P!.&E;.L.E mlHP~gaQ `§' Ei'i g;} ifho y ll J *"Sufler the little children in come unto me | For of such is the 3¢illZlm of Heaven.pAllof the r~elnLi\re| of little Manin #ith the exception of two wanwruent to pay their last respects to his memory. .\BRAH.LM LINCOLN SAID: Let every American every lover of liberty every wellwisher to his x\f¢rrit>.swear by the blood of the Revolution never to violate in the lean.|ptrliculnr the lun of the countryandnevertotoleratetheirviolation by others.As the patriots of 76 did in the support of the Declaration of Independence so to me support of thc. constitution and the laws ict a\erj.American pledtff his life.his PlP¢r¥¥iandhissuredhonor;let every ;remember Hut to violate the lur is to tnmple upon the blood of his futher!and za tear the charter of his o1rr1 and his children!liberty.Let reverence for the laws be breathed by mn Amiriczn mother to the lispingblbethatpnttleson her lip.Let il.be hugh tin lchools.in seminaries Ind in collewtes.I/t lt be written in primeri spelling books and dnunlcn. Let it be preacher!Pom the pulfiu.pmdljmcd in Iegialrive halls mmf!enforcedlncourtsoflustice.In shortanis become the political religion of the nltlon. Three sewing C|\~9 ihe Souink Sunnh:||e.Penny Girls of bonu:Creek and Bulrv Bee eimd in a Dirnic ni ~McCarthy school grounds last week. Fnrtv»fi\e were present.This week the HIPPY Hour girls from Arllmrtnn will join these thme clubs in a picnicmddemonstrationcontest at the nameplme.These clubs have bHn flninqsomefineworkwhichwillbelhmvn at the County Fair.Hnny aHults ll be surprised aliihc work done.Not only do these grids know how to do things but they know ho\»g»k LQII other people.If sufficient |u}3]>0rt is Tounri it mny be possible that n team will he chonen to compeia at ihs State Fair.Word from the state capitolhasitthatthebigFlirwillbehiggcr:nd better than ever this year. Claims for indemnity on tuberrular cattle are being taken nam of as fut as pmuible.scsondlhg to Dr.Hays of Lincoln.Fl§e clerks are I1 work onthematpresentmdWuhingtowcountyclnimnilwnldbe taken are of within ngnnth or so.Those who have their elnecks delayed longer :hm that should write rlirvect to Dr.C.H. Hays 832 Federal Bldg.Linmln.Nab. Some of the 200000 hens and fl lefn in Wuhington wunty are e<ta Quod.But mnny are drones.Those people who have learned to cull Ind followed out all |u§....t3cns have been members.This will gwe lNchr:s.skn twentylive with twentyfive :Mar nrles and ndditional state olllcers who will nttend the big reunion.In addition hundmds of Comhulker veterans are planning go take the triprolrlhrememberingtheglorioustime had at Kansas City last fall. sr.\NmRn BEARERS BAKE DAY On last Saturday Aug 5 the Glands:d Beavers a.clus composedofsixteenbrightcreergerticflrllof the M.E.Sunday school5f which Mins Arn:Rave:_ls teacher held a very succeslflzl bake day at the Blair Phnmuey.11hdng the yufr [his class have at different times on luch occasions. made something like $40 to add to their treasury.Tease gin:are very energetic and will make their mark in this world if they keep up thi:pzce thru life. r llll for their trouble many times.This is the time of year to get busy.Anyone wlshlng to learn should nrrtngefor|mewting with the countyagent. or with some neighbor who has learend how.ll.is 0 simple iob ahho one that is miZl1t)interesting.Chl! drcn have lelrwed the most ¥f\nortant facts in flflem mhmutas.Washing ton county llaould :ell only nlnclgerhensforthenextfewmonths. by 1 host of friends who mugm.ln Lawrence and Mabel un Pug Ulub pnrtant Legion policies.Each d¢.I£US{NF.SS MEN PLAN 1 31 5 gm }]th zthismytoshowtheirnyrnpathyandwork.Thev farm a ml:ncchon with pnrlment is emitted to live deleqniesl xx.»\RvE§r Pzcwlc av n f cy.e new Pu or.I .r of the local Bapust qhumh opened hisl¢fPfd for .h eberened plrentx.IPO hired help at present.ard cwe or r:owe for each thouea..lr _ivwfk here last Sunday ith two splenTizebusiness men of Blair thru the did addresses.Ho Wu greeted bsChamberofCommerceluredecidedgood audiences at both zerrlcea. lf:put on a Harvest picnic Wednes day August 30.Rev.Smalley has been spendingnevenlweeks in Cadifomin with rehLbmmixteinchargeminslsuof J.tives and Bin..5m1|¢y hu been visu Z Pounds chairman;C.E.m¢r1»mbfig her folks in Pennsylvnnil.TheyWFHemphillDCVnnDcuaenmet in Omahslui sammy nnd came:rd I.W.Arndl.fup on the morning tnin Sunday inThiscornmittemetlastMonda5 evening and the work was divided un.lor the following heads:Advertis ing D.C.Vnnbeuaen;arrangementsseatingandrestroomw.F.Hemp hill;Amusements .C.E.McComb; grande John Aye;concessions F.W. Amdl.0 The band will be secured for the entiredaywithspecialmusicalfeatures in the evening.The community chorus ill be naked 10 sing. There will be l grand panda and prizes will be offered for the beat de rurnied farm truck or wggun with farm pmducts Une best decorated auto and the but comic Host.The menzhnntl are liked to make a tndes di<p1gyThere will be two ball games and the day win clone with a free street time for the service hem.They left Monday for Dow ity Iowa and im mediately began ns their goods :za brim:them here.Rev.Smalley ex» peels to be here for the prayer serviceThursdayeveningandwillbe in the pulpit next Sunday morning and evening.Rev.Smalley comes well recommended.He his held two putnrxtesin this state.He il n young mln full. of :tvrength and rigor capable 011 doing good aggressive work.He il n college graduate :Iso 1 gnduntu nf! the Rochuuzr Theological Sernlnaryof Rochester N. Y.and is well qualifledtodo the work to 1xhld1 he has been called.We bexpesk for him the cooperation of Lbs Baptist.flock and the people of the community. dance.i Hin Helen M.:Keen and mother 3 The Farmers Bureau and the Old firttlem are asked to meet with them [M this day. The Misaes liathrine and Marian Kylii went down tn Bennington Wed nesdziy fér n few days dlit. aber traveling for :lx months by auzomobilein \1.r{0us part:of the Univ .ed Stain returned to their home in this city lut Sntundny.They han! seen some wonderful sights which they can tall in a very inteftiiihl . \y y p 0 a pan of melterl paraflne.Blrl.Pyle:hm!been melting Lhe parnllne to use on some fmlt :nd just u she picked up the vase!the melted wax exploded bumirg her hand:and her leg; from her hip to her knee.She ran out of doors with the vessel and as her clothe!Qere ~also rolled on the gmund so lm er the flames. Her eleven year old daughter seeinghermuthcrin such misery ran to the dinner bell thinking lhe could num mon the men from the field bufjust as she gave the rope 1 _lurk it bmko and her only hope then was to tele plmna to neighbors who came to the rescue nt once.After Hu.Pyle:had put out the flxmes on her body she glanced up at the screen door and seeing it :blue ran :ofthe well and pumped n bucket of water with her hands all swollen and blittered and threw it on the line. A physigian wu summoned at onceandhadMrs.Pylea umoued to the Blair hospital when she in nesting aseuilyin could be upeded under thu gireumnancemLater (Wednesday) Hn.Pyle:is reported za be resting arell. and getting along nicely. .L picnic brexkfut at ihstetter Park was enjoyed by a number of youngladiesonSaturdaymanning.Thou who attended were:Hina Guan and Bernice lloore Alvin;811301 Edie Dimick.Opal Sclufersmsn Dorothy Guy.Henriefti Peterson Emma Peteneon Hn..Schdusms:'ma Miz.:mmiek. f; ~-A. 3 TQ.5 nvv» f. 5 T . -_'T§' s ,\..': _..:¢»g.f..'f-...~~..a »:;.. >-=I i i 3? 'rrm ENTERPRISE, BLAIR. z~'Ean.\sK.A.'nm Exmnrmsa. BLAIR. NEBRASKA orohado Revisits Seven' Golden Cities of Cibola Pm FDR FOREST aaanwmrs B o c m a r y W a l l a c e A r \ P 'W * °P m g n m In vo l vi n g O u t i l y U ! A p p r o x i - m a t e l y | 1 0 , 0 N , 0 N . e r r n o u l H u n U a t u d l i l : D o n n a m uat A ; r 1 ¢ \ i l \ N JA p r u m n m o f n a t i o n a l i n n s ! h i g h - w a y co ns tr u ct io n In vo l vi n g a n o n l i n ! l ~RoAD O BUILDING £llublth'n Cunha Arousal £Iwy.In un mu the uuilnmus tip". lltcd.nd :ner n while :liven grnt ¥.¢..., ltll ua grant jtdouiy nl the <l\\¢¢n| .~ensure made tlmm vowhu, andd them up and donna nn munuin to the grunt admlnltoa ox xl!be- den."' I } + I I l Iro a d s of p r i ma r y h n po r t n n ce t o at a t vv. 1n u nt l el ,a n d c o l n m u n l l l n .T h e p r o g r a m w a s n c o m m e n d e d t o t h e l t < r t » : a r y b r t h e fe r e n t s e r vi c e a n d t h e l m - rr a u o f p u b i l c r o a d s jo in t ly . a ft er cu n fe r e n fo w l t h liI!Il|ulllclllhl T h r h u - nay fund provided br the fedenl high an-my acl.About ¥6..l$00.000 vrlll somefrom :his aource, 31.000900 from oth- er nntionnl fo:nr road nppropriauons, Ind h, balanc e of wwaooo wlll be con:uma br sun s md eo uau el. mile! of road in as mic a hu been approved by Seenur: of udc edtunWallace.' n m vrorrlm vrlll be amy. umm TRAVEL WEARS ROADS the protedlon and administration of the national foreltsl. ~struc tion wort. and It is ~ted that a Inga number of 1119 vljolegu An improved Road In B u r Crack Canyon ln Colando._ . ''.-- ":'~°*.' \ , . ~ ' ~ . ~ ". ' t & !;!: ".. »{ '*. ,;I 1 Lm t ?.~ y , ».1 \~ 4 ¢ ¢2 2 H e . .; &= » ; _.... 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Older. ¢nd__¢Iii`uuterbecomes convex.The but ss ahnnt at night. md the road mums a c un-eue shape. the edu! curilng up Ind forming a didst noun In me c en-tun.From these dimon;la lt in do ducfd that heavily landed N h l d htnvellng nloal o~ the edge at a muh s n y l u ve a t e n d u w s to c a u a e i z m crumble.The testing ot the Bats mad vuhenna mo in Hatch und in nm um Airway .I t v u d e l q e d f o r a t l m l by the Hoods. ..i n D a y l i g h t . M w h r d l n g t a R o se n : E x p cr l m en t n . lntlongl fdretu hithtrtn penetrated only br pack mils. 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In be- nune the gnu:m n .In may rue.from Hunt: Fe In the eulem llOl 'isles to Omaha on the lllamuri rep:en\nlsllwterrhorienmnzhiydefinedb ! l1\rnt1nllon journey. ihe 1rl|'r» muff:uim1\ery of the (lrget lln.m\ of Ask Your Local Dealer Write New io: 32-Page @ I i l u s c r a z e d ~ ..5 |» ¢i 1| El .I f 1 ~;.|.1 ~"11..... a w f u l m l f e r i n l z . a n d i f It h s d r ft b e e n fo r ' h n l n c I d u n ° t b e l i e ve I w o u l d b e h e r e t a l l y . " a m i d Ur s . H am i l l : A b b e y . ou t Je n n ln z i L o d ge . O r o . " F a r n i n e r e a r s e ve r y t h i n g I a t e c a n n e d g n z o fo r m n o n u t a n a l m o s t d r u m m e d l n r n e t e d .1 dl d zft d a re ea t l n : t r u l t . a n d f o r t o u r n a n i t I e ve n d r a n k a g l u s o f c o l d n i e s I w o u l d |u1\'ef d r e a d fu l l y .H o o n e w h o d l d n ` t F m a y Loom Bflvwmagesomnmun MRS. ABBEY PROUD OF HER BIG GAIN Wsight mc muu 39 Paunda and Nlnl Yun' Trouhh ef-au. u m m m . A t e m h e r In E n g l i s h In o n e o t o u r ro il rg ea | l1 °M |i \Jfn a m o n e y l e n d e r a s fo l i o w a : " H e n e r ve s y o u i t hn2 D M Mc u t mu se .l r u d s l n t h e c o n d l t i u m l nw o d. ke e ps go u i n t h e s uh j ec i lw . a n d r u i n s s w i n t h e fu t u r e . " Atburutuw n. Tia n.. Juno II. I!!!Btilra l l llclrlu P uts Cn..l.."lun|:o. nl.D u n l i n :llr. noun. T. Donne ll of Anhurumw n.'hnn.. e mma Ln slr :m n tin o thn ¢»;n d ' u n d n m n h l l l t u l r l l l n t l . I na la ti n \ b o: 3t »uu 1; tx sl Pun t.- 1n l . u m a D u n o n sl l sm u a t h i n a n m o r n i n (m u mM U - ( s l r M y - = =And thi Mona! nightbe a n n z ur m a n hh n i u w il l p u na n du m.u m th i ue ood m a n ! ! !I nha n d a n utu a w m v: n.|.|.m sh ln|\t .n lio ! u n r m l r o n n u l n t n M a n i . n dth ou nn |» l I mo n u m i n d l an IDI..! 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"But Tunlnc changed all this mdnow Tm simply feeling dna.My ap- petite 1| lnlemlld.I a t a n n h tn g I A N D O l h ' l ' \ \ U ¥ T C l e a r t h e S k m J.,~ou»¢q5u5k.TlkuB¢. l More men might be :firing tnlckOty c ktrf II tb glril Q5 nal beaten; them uiil. An avlatrlx plana to Jump 20.000feetduring the aummn-presumably downward. ..l" F a 1 h | . ~ r | ' d a y ' l | t h a t no b o d y k n o w s w h e n It u . To imma gllstenlngmhitl table linens, use Rea Gran Butt Blue Ln yourIumdry.It never dlapzaolntz..lt all nod grocen.-Advenlaement. AHtI:ea¢rphuN¢v Sails, Paulina, Boatdn:§ngsandCartdns T h zremadoorf tbebenanvasobtzinzhie. Wandegn nukg them intomy kind oiacnva you 2.35.1 ~ E T beaoppnnun1¢y1lehnveh1dmmak¢y oualosvp;i¢¢¢m newgoqd; Writeusfornpnc non wha:y ou need.We nukamynhin; lfnlda f Prices 3 no 10 oem:§bangL§`£lE'1£=.Tourists' mppiies o!PaIkinds.our on Q 0 Canv¢sCawrs ~ 4 _nyKmJ >7 u m a v.,fum | We just purchased five carloads s i m It has been nlucorered.me north pole no longer attracts the nn-llrlug erpiorer. ._ .__ After alt.me greatest lntenfat InghostsismrhnpsInwhetherizll mln: to 1n!k. But at I n n the Chinese n n nolnngubo menace!df uniting for a queue to zum. The Bride-!'\u in nn lwh ll meal here, mother.1 simply c au'z nr myazpenle account to balance. Mather-ll.'| quita almpI|_ my dear. Deduct the Items you can remember Irma the amount you had to 'begin withand call the difference sundriea.-Lift. ~0 n a \r Q \: s m m a a o w a m n o v m m . m i . K a f t a n ;l a w n H i l l - C l l l l . K a m a :d o n o t c u t t h e i r l m i r o r b e c r d , b e l i e vi n g t h a t b y l o d o m ; t h e y w o u l d d l t h b n n r tluelr p l r e u t l .A n y h a i r m a t m a y h a p p e n l o t a l ! n m is a w e d ,a n d w i t h l i n g e r h a l l pmt:ingsi,p u t l n t h e vo t l l n , a n t h a t a d e a d m a n ~ ~ ~ ~$"&'i-»-"3"Q."'r$'-»"2~"f'i»"»w "°°°°°°°'1°'.\§.'..§°.."'*° ¢ p ¢ PI'. . m v . a z u n s r r |6 f',, r 4 . T; » n m a n n - ' n r n u l u i u n a F P , f |u m m m .. v p _ . , . . . - = -. -. , . = = Western Banada §=*.2. -: ' : . ' ? f- 2 , . ~;9:»1*F; :.::;4=- po u n d s ~ h ave ~ mu c h ~ an d e ne r xrle a ld ly do n llmy h ou a ework.Taniac Il' a wonderful medl- eine." ' li n k il sold br nil good dragging.-Advlrshément. U s s r a r . f o r a l l t h e l i t t l e a i l m e n t s - bumpe,bmiaes, sores. sunburn an d cluding. m u h inta ct. 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Older. ¢nd__¢Iii`uuterbecomes convex.The but ss ahnnt at night. md the road mums a c un-eue shape. the edu! curilng up Ind forming a didst noun In me c en-tun.From these dimon;la lt in do ducfd that heavily landed N h l d htnvellng nloal o~ the edge at a muh s n y l u ve a t e n d u w s to c a u a e i z m crumble.The testing ot the Bats mad vuhenna mo in Hatch und in nm um Airway .I t v u d e l q e d f o r a t l m l by the Hoods. -»_..dn7Kmd ~Maternal v.,fum .| We just purchased five carloads from the United States Navy All =~»7f-";d~'°"'~ Pnulins.Boat Ising:' Thac are madsufdzabencuvasobdmhlc. Wearecuninnhemand an mnkg them imc my had of a cover you need. 'Hin in theb¢¢»pp¢rrunlryvgehnvchadwmzk=ymlalow Dricuon newgmaWriza ua lar l.vnf° an what yan need. We make umhinz muhof anvu.Pncea ~ no 10<j¢1f~v=r»muref°°<bu<d¢mq»niqmdweight.Tounsu' mpplxa of :IX kinds. Scot!-Omaha Tent and Awning Co.15111 and HOWARD OMAHA. NEB. Puua FDR FOREST aaanwmrs B o c m a r y W a l l a c e A r \ P 'W * °P m g n m In vo l vi n g O u t i l y U ! A p p r o x i - m a t e l y | 1 0 , 0 N , 0 N . c r r n u u l H u n U a t u d l i l : D o n n a m uat A ; r 1 ¢ \ i l \ N JA p r u m n m o f n a t i o n a l i n n s ! h i g h ~ w a y co ns tr u ct io n In vo l vi n g a n o n l i n ! of a p pr ux i ma te l y 81 0 ,0 00 , 00 0 for 1 , 11 0 m i l e ! o f r o a d i n 2 3 m i c a h u be e n a p p r o ve d b y H e e n u r y o f A l d c d t u r t W al lac e.' n m D | ° ¥ " \ m vr l l l b e m m n c e d l a r g e l y h o m U n fp m z h i g h w a y fu n d p r o vi d e d b r t h e f e d e n l h i g h an-my a c l .A b o u t ¥6..l$00.000 vrlll s o m e fr o m : h is a o u r ce , 3 1 . 0 00 9 0 0 fro m o t h - e r n n t i o n n l f o : n r r o a d n p p r o p r i a u o n s , I n d h , b a l a n c e o f w w a o o o w l l l b e c o n :u m a b r s u n s m d e o u a u e l . Th e w o r k p r u m l e d fo r n a s f o l i o : 1 : PND OIIGS t u n n l n a a n u n I l l i a .Ai nb lll il ~L i !uA l u n .. .. .m m i 5Ar lr on n 1.8!IAN I l l A r k l n l n a $42.25!3:c1 1 r m- r m u m m no vol ora do u m m msH o f i d s 31.275 1| ld l h l l u r n 187H u n t u n .... .. ..i l k | 3 1 I iN r b t l l i l .ms n az S a u k .............13.070 24N e w H n m p l h i r c .: m n 5Ne w l h x l c a . . . . . ....$2.019 GI ok la h om a 4.572 3Dre gon .n n | |!.22\»£D $10 s o u t h C u n u n ;n m sSo u t h Dl l l c t l . . . .no 61,000 5 Tn a n n a n t l ! ! !It u b n u m asVmnnla.:wma 4\'\a l hl l\ l l¢ n .. .'Il l ( l »IGW e l l v u m u L l " .so\\yom1n.f ... ... ...:ammo so n a m a n L u o Th e fu nd s a n d m l l r ug e a r e fu r fo r e s t ro a d s o f pr i m a ry h n po r t nn c e to s t at vs . 1n u nt l el ,a n d c o l n m u n l l l n .T h e p r o g r a m w a s n c o m m e n d e d t o t h e l t < r t » : a r y b r t h e fe r e n t s e r vi c e a n d t h e l m - rr a u o f p u b i l c r o a d s jo in t ly . a ft er cu n fe r e n fo w l r h liI!Il|ulllclllhl T h r h u - Kimi li§i§T5§i'= _-L._a y-s- ;./T."»»-""" , n¢» ,. .;1- l \ \ At bu ru tu wn . 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I - 3 .l |~. 4 . ~~» , . z = An lmprovod Road In B u r Crook Canyon ln Colondo._ mu of public mad: will supervise theconstruction wort. and It is expected um: a lagso number or the mjojegta-im be oomoldud um sensed:~ Pndlc llly all the road! to be bull:an parts or the nate or count; mga- vny iyltcmt and will therefore in mol! can connect with and extend the :yotom of federal old highvnya covorlng tho whole country.In some cue! thenew construction will provide road! through mountainous radon: of thelntlonglforestshlthtrtopenetrated only br pack trans. In addition to tha mujor road pro)-acu. about $5,019,000 wlll he expend- otl bs the fonxt service oo minorraids and tnlls required primarily for the protection and administration of the national foreltsl.@£%.<;2£a,,§@v 9~°.aa',3:.°,§!:i2 More men might be :firing tnlckOty c ktrf II tb glril Q5 nal beaten; them uiil. An avlatrlx plana to Jump 20.000feetduring the aummn-presumably downward. ..l" F a 1 h | . ~ r | ' d a y ' l | t h a t no b o d y k n o w s w h e n It u . To imma gllstenlngmhitl table linens, use Rea Gran Butt Blue Ln yourIumdry.It never dlapzaolntz..lt all nod grocen.-Advenlaement. a w f u l m l f e r i n l z . a n d i f It h s d r ft b e e n fo r ' h n l n c I d u n ° t b e l i e ve I w o u l d b e h e r e t a l l y . " a m i d Ur s . H am i l l : A b b e y . ou t Je n n ln z i L o d ge . O r o . " F a r n i n e r e a r s e ve r y t h i n g I a t e c a n n e d g n z o fo r m n o n u t a n a l m o s t d r u m m e d l n r n e t e d .1 dl d zft d a re ea t l n : t r u l t . a n d f o r t o u r n a n i t I e ve n d r a n k a g l u s o f c o l d n i e s I w o u l d |u1\'ef d r e a d fu l l y .H o o n e w h o d l d n ` t Tenaaua Road WarIL 'hnneirlel has inaugurated z fed- anl alll madbuilding ummm involv-Inl the expenditure or 88,000000 for :nam TRAVEL wma ROADS M a n Dottructlva to 1ilghwayu Than in Daylight. According ta Rocca: Expcrlmentn. The experiments being conducted on th i m m cxpcrlmcnm road.dsowthat alght turd in more 'staring on hllhvm than i s du tn vel, a c c ord-ing .to clurord Oldtr, ahlet hizhn: ngsluur s i m It has been nlucorered.me north pole no longer attracts the nn-llrlug erpiorer. ._ .__ After alt.me greatest lntenfat InghostsismrhnpsInwhetherizll mln: to 1n!k. But at I n n the Chinese n n nolnngubo menace!df uniting for a queue to zum. 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Bapnted olfc rtl to approach the b l r d h l d l ' l l ! | d . b u t o n l a ( t h e d l !lll1I Bull: lured wc stork into hh bam and than and there learned thattb! bird carried | llttla lathe: c ue in u r h i c h a n u lo wulnc loaed.The mu nfenild that the stork had somen llth c u n y f n o mE u n A r r lc a , wh m I German colonllt. wml Buchn. hu hh time farm near Vlcturis lake. Buc h:mum: lun mudfu ted thatthe blrd spent nu mmm! mention In his bdoud fnthenland. so ue wrote:'J un I gne tim to lbs flthfr lnn d," and Q l d tha mort to marry bil m u u n hD'||nlovu' -~sus.Child:-mCrylorF1n¢chs1r'|Cutori; mr;§-m Cadun1et.i§ pureand sure, The World's Greatest Baking Powder H10 lla!! canoe.Young Lawy er-"I Yuvedt led a n y e t. "aim-'°oh. |'au'll getc an soma du." Mvlnd me Jump.'W hat'| Bunn will to do with nu nur nolulou tzmllnitoti""II he mn my sdvlc a M11 mam' ns."--L1.te.lhlV¢WI¢|\¢l|Be\1l'1l\¢.\|AnddonbI.|7uur:uora1I!ig¢nq ur a lla lp r u ln o tulu k ln p lr lmd i n ~m n u m m n n m m .N u m a , s!1m3| o | p.nog| | mx.no' | ut| .m u u m n ¢ n n ¢ n m n 4 m ¢ » ¢ ¢ n ; »Oma ap to rs li nae l- sh avin g~~ Nu u l l .m m :m u h nn a n d o mu w h ¢ n B n d Q n ||B |. \ |B lu I. | ana.0°°¢\bl\\I1>¢pu|oodnau|.|.Al ln o m n u mx r . - Aa n r u n n m n ~as ggggy m n IT FIBER r QI-Ilia 81111804 'hit AumlflGn u u m Ha w nd n g o m to l u a n a u c I t m r n t l m r p m u d d m y l o o h alny a take palm to appear ml for company. One margin; I was just I ~th : na pa , 1r h¢ n_ m,~ | mu m .|h 1 | h mu y , wn u m z m\ n n ° z | ¢ mr ~ a couple uf run. am-» In thc With than wir e a couple of IDU-arema vuman, and I was naznnlly embamned in b u s them m s mewithhlirdhhereledlrldmu : : m a n a n e l .However. I rdc omcdth | m| r a d o ¢ | 1 , r a n d ' n n t¢ lo 1 | n h mx .1 noticed that Bobby.m y m m mphetr,was studying ms intently,and during n tail ha tbl eonnrntlm ha mid: "Mantis, you must mn ben nod looking when you wen youn;.""tu," 1 beamed. with my pleasu- u r lmlie.seeming l cumplimnf,'that mates you think ln, dau!"- "Becaum" answered Bobby. "Uldiwould never mam y ou the 'ny 31| look no1I."--Chlcsgn Tlibllnt. lheutd Voloomt idn That Coma f mm 8nina Alma. I n t h a n a n o f h w i u m e n # Uthebonestc ludneannottnkaasumlk around! tbl block with an: drill!!! thst l m i r t l l n o t b o b d d u p b y n blndll. ina nom ids! or Antonio illn-lca, a umm of Buenos Airs, Quglat to be at rnlul, Bl llllliill lus penden : mn peek-o u smelled zo :hem--nm poc tttl. tha t 1| to lu. me h o f th em bd s;tu lme dvr lth alr u c h hto th n io o p a t ihl "glial" at the bout.The iawor end of ouch pac ket hu two buttuu- bolel. which button onto the ardlnuymuon: of the vralnbmd ot the trous- mu than makin: tha pocket Billy loc u n l g x la u th e b o d y o t lb e w u r lr . Topfc vre nt uc zp lo!!u¢ou tmu.a:hpodlt ll provided vi m I buttond Ilanl"e1r blndlls would lhlak or lookin;tar loot benenlh l mauro umeoaz. and no the lupendtr D°¢l¢l1 shouldmuralucellentma m:places for amnoy.A n l n n pickpockets :hay ought lo rurnlsh a perfect pmtoctlop.-Iillvnukee Sentinel. SIFE Pucs FDR VALUABLES ua olth e V ' " " " ' "ahad Ly dh B . 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Money" means bake-day failures, Waste 1*_J ,_ ._ -_ ._L L - ; xp §>'l`1I*Q I N1J heat withthis summer meal ADISH ofcrinp, delicious GrapeNuts, with cream or milk (some berries or fresh fruit, too, if you like) is cooling to serve cooling to eat and cooling to digeen-with a chlrm of Bnvor and goodness Um muses appetite enthusiasm.No preparation. no cooking-no heating of the body afterward, as heavy, smrchy meals do-but well-rounde_d nourishment for every bodily need "I`l1ere's a noticeable feeling of lightness and com- fon aher such s meal. Try this way out of the heaqbotherand uncertainty that usually goa with the midsuxnmer food problem.v "4 0 , ' 9 ' 95 |Order~ i r o m y o u r g r o c e r t o d a y .I AIlmum .rn 4 I ,*; *¢..- - - - - - - f = - - - ,.-._"§~~ 252 °§. B l l i f n M e h r . .A u g u s t n o ,w e n .at B l a i r ,N e b r . ,A u g u s t z o ,m m ;- T H !E w r n u r m s n - |r I n' "" ` " `-f i '''l |~~" f .~.'.~._ . 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( W r i t e p l a l n l y .i n p e n c i l .I n k b l o t s .p r o v e d f r o m h e r r e c e n t i l l n e s s ..' h o m e M o n d a y n o o n .A b o u t t w e n t y - }. ._;.._ _....|.._r-.....|Th e r e a r e s o me n ew i de a s a n ba k e w m ; a n y e e t n e l o r f o r sp ec ia l occ a- ~lun.1l.8-if came :wer for a short my with his mother. Hn. Peter JensenSr. and his ; _""°,.£'?"! r-'.w.~»mu»u.i,¢¢q¢.¢n¢ tatholleuopo llawadnaday .\ Buy ymfr threshing e n d a t Th Rho!-desCodand rm Stan. Gnn¢AlImisdrivin,gan1e'| rBndaQ bak uBp ¢ela.l pu reh aalldd tha hui Ifardrrare. Henry Von, Gln. Ruhr and the Jensen buy! are all thrashing this week ln the Gaming City edghbcn- hood. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet for August mating gm Monday, Allfllif 14ltBp.m..Sche1l!.erahall.. No inltllibfy degree will be given un- til the second Monday in September or later.Hrs. amy S leiko tter fm rn ln. charge of refreshments and a social tlme la planned for the ,Augnat Mr.E. W alwn of Fr. Clllwvn. who rep ta the ?¢'ood15ard|d Counc il Binds. was eailim; on tnda In Blair the first nf the week.-Hr. Walton has hill inlahed harvesting an enormous fruit mn on the old Ria place. new owned by him. and had ta take his vacation now to attend to his fruit farm. .` e s ~1JQ \ -'nm mns nrnls s- Pun Phu -__________.,___,_________ ___.______________api Ll h h ~MA RRI A GE u c s ws s s Wh! : a l l lw § § § I @ R P 1 % § § 1 L w s s m c m l c s s ~ . , £ * ; ? ' : . ' ; " z ; z f ° " ° " ° " ' ° "= » » :o ns A. nn o /mm nb mu f m e r f°f°P°°°"-.g m " '""°,cm; v.11eeeea und nm snuff,~ TUWL JU! gmnod.'both of Herman.|ssvan'§§rEav munsmw ~ ~nlnk ol these mmirul m1»a|¢=x-'na w. Jersen of m,,;,._,,.¢ lan \}. __. . " ._..._. .._...-.;-..x..mammml. lung \'Y"*°"°'* volee~ Sinlkernine of Lkncoln. l i ~r , . f r . . Er |~ iv,QP1 u i J .lr PTM! P8 TH!#luv B u t| ; d ;lcoDd-uzlul tnutimr u thi poll.offic e"at Bhir. Nth.. tlnfh th Au. ef congrau uf ilu:la s. :ms- - -. . . . . . . _. _ . . . . . . . _ _ . ... ,. . . . . . - @ - - --_ . . -. Theérookedest chap that we B: 1|.».. of pun In I grad. desi of 11:1 s..¢s trying to nominee people dnt every- body else ir of the FInt swipe as hafmlr.Isn'1. if n-fin AIa"el! 9 - e r s ' - e l ' -To the people who are f'ilth!¢"¢f| over the and iitu|!"f1 \"' "h ln ll? that we do not hri:fe *Nl* the sw- arnment of the Unllhl States wil! A is nu :m e u e s ! b f u u u lg u i ll mm the nggro race.1; "`" " °"°"""1 Ed \I !d mmm.. and Alta Mikael! S lu w an d *A eak Hu g s slE a <` [ j u n l m vs n #nc Advance 15@25c¢-Tap $950. Shun and Lambs a Qwmsr Lower on Huvy Supptlu. Unimn 2limk Yanis, Slluth Onmlm. August lu. ltl'.."2.-\\I'h mir adam! re- reipta \\m|:wn1uy. alum!ri,;u\a |.\¢nl|. but grades of c:mln mid ul\»u:I} hm all ollavrn \\1~r0 hlnw mul \umk\r. Trrnd of value: hue hem an lllllo lowor all wvvk un vwr;!I.||\;: txgjnt the s written in | Nm Yor k pap er b ar ho m o f o mn m music c ritic um w, A. Hum, ""F'f|Slater c . mu and Ethel Jones, gér of the Hlnn Jubilee 3ing¢rg,f.lmu of Niobrara Ncbr.Q white. anurunid ~§='f'== a PNN"Wnlfer H. Hnvender and Josephne nent "°' "'°"n e ° " ° " " ' " " ' * " "11. bam nf Councl Biufh, Intri day, that be hu undoubtedly one nf ______ ___ the most wonderful buss voices in A \1=f>' pleinnl family reunion und the world picnic was held at Elmwood Park in Mr. Hnnn 1mn associated with him Umnha on Inst Su day. Jyux G. 'Dose a grcup of higbiy cultured °°|°T'"!|a!len¢linf: from hnwe were t"r» f"¥"|§- Pwvlv in n company that h=°\=\-\in¢~1 lies of Hum Hmx. John McCracken, 10 a marked degree nf success In W William Cllduell.Lloyd Lhambers ,"""'* years.and Mrs. Minnie Moore and daughter. _ A that has Wg. f*N€lM1'$' thu hlnry.Other relatives rexmilng iw `" " " " ' ` " " " " " " - r "_\_ ---- __-......a ....a ....... .... .o f h f l l l i m b #w l l l m w w e n e w § u : a u J . »n r l l I 0 l n n u u n r e u m u p p w r u z u l c u h u m l m n " t r u u w - \ u v .w u u I n v u ;\n d M l ?~n " 'I l i *I l \ I | ) ?I \ I . . . - .. . -A . .. f * . . n l n . _ f ' i u l n ¢i n \v u .| . L 2 \ - -n - \ . . . . . . . l C E I . . . - ¢¢ . . .! . . I - L l -| l . . . -. . - -I n u !L u ¢. \ l m e n £ 0 g n d x n w r t h ~ b u e l n a u l i n t e r - n u n d \ h | \ P t s r f o u r c i t i z e n s u a m y a l x r m i r , '¢'¢\v!r°.I f i t i s n o ; b i g g e r t h a n n \ o n c g f d i n l l r e l t l o r t h e Ia b o r usda-'s t h m w e a r e I n h a d straits and ,nom-fl r |. n h l n g t h l t w i l l aw n k n % h » p n ve vr s t t n t h e . t o a r efd i - l a t i o n o f U m ¢ " n 'e o f a l h i r t . - _ e e - -A n H n F o r S u c c e vf u l A d ve r t i s i n g ll tl ul lz un nu vu \ . u | \ | \ . _ \ u v\ ;vr i m e I»¢\*vtt,w s a m u m ;g m q . £ 0 flIol|.? lJl.'91'l*l¢. 30.N{1"DB.§; fair to gnuq In t r o n ,$8 .f5 @9 . 33 ;tlllZllllu||\|}f| § f |»¢'¢'\°l.$S.UOG&.¥5;elusive so p r l l l w 3l'|r!h|;::|, $Sl.Gli6lf|.25; £0011 I0 rlaualce ;\»lr!ln;;J\.$tl.l\€l 6!*0Ii;n l r i q g o o dy m r l l n g s , $ 3 2 " : ¢ !l . u 6 ; c m m u o n In fn l r i ye l fl i ng u , $ 7- 3 00 8 .2 - '- : < h om e l o p r im e |n~{ f§:$l i f»0 0 9 .2 5 :20011 i n r l w l ve l r e l fs !, _ l . . l \ u U 3 2 . $ ; fn l r In u d h a l f 1 1 1 ! I 1 .1 U10 H511 0 4B Dn¢|: x v w nuu n.:un|";|||. : r d e r t o Gil t o c a p a c i t y - t h e l a r g e ' L e n t a a u i l a b i e . rm: Noaril w2s'rER2~r LINE S H I P P E R S m a f z c r o n \ lAvzvntnn f t h e C h i c a g o &N o r " W o a tn r n } . im \ ha ve b e en r eq u es t e d 'i j 0 ) l l U l u u m a w a a n n u n W a u . Qu it e a s li z tl e ex e t cm c nt w ar mu se d U!!W c d n e s d z y r o m :w h e n t h e s i r e n a l . t h i : p o w e r h o m e so u n d e d t h e G\- Ta rm .T h e t h e \ M n t h o l n - 1 m P e t e r K r u g e r N e l s o n o n n o r t h W a l k e r / \ \ e n u e .l t s t a r # M i n t h e : \ " 'n"¢\r th e k i t c h e n a nd d i d q u i t e a l i t t l e d a m - ....... ;- |\u n n i n n d f\ \ w m f h n fn r n i h o -1Igoods at the Home Bakery.Com!'§The Wommll Foreign Miuionary sister, Hn Emma \¥'uhiurn. and KU the Rollin Cakes,He l a 1 *inrlr!\ nf ilm IL E fhunah will mee!m...a. n...1...r'r*M".\..1lP. Sf-Add 25 cents to abhve :mount if Sunday is desired m e |I? g lr p u .|a ~.m e a t t h o I- l n r l J a c o b s h o m o la = t \h|.'!c o o k i n g a n d sa m p l e s t h e r e o f s t u n d a y m o r n i n g .m r ve d b s ' t h e d e m o n s t r a t o r . - - Fo THE -'A-4 n Il an . of t h e s h ip p e r s g t e a c h B l a li vl l Th i s i s t o b e u s e d fo r t h e i s s u a n c e n f a d i r e c t o r y o f s h i p p e r s i t n i l p o i n v n a c h n d b y t h i s r n i h n y n ° ¢ w = \ , l l n i fo r g e n e r a l ! d i s t r i b u t i o n t o p r o m o t e t h e i n t e n h n n g i n g o f c o m m o d i t i e s a n d e x t e n d t h e m a r k e t fo r s u c h , a l l t o : Jr a d va n t a g e o f s h i p p e r s b o t h o n m d M T Shi'l i n e O f ~ r a i l w a y , a n d i n U15 r a i l w a y a s w e l l .£ 7 - t t W. J. Hoopman started hi: thresh ing crew this ('¥'hun¢clny§mnrnlnu Ha begin in the northeast iidd an<' reports zhnt the wheat is turning out hue. '_ h § uwM i .y ; H. buri\~ J e om 5 ~\\)orld ~ " e QUIT BLOWING BUBBLES 'AND START MAKING BRICKS `A mnn might lose I fortune by nllingw stroke-but very few at zhem _hte mule dm: way.._ _L " ~ "~~§~ ~. _ .,~ ~-.1 1 /'n\~,~Y ~ \FIFTH DAY | RICHARDHONY~`E§B R A S S C H O I R ~ ~E N S E M B L E ,..3 A 'EH -fr ~»a '~""= u ' r 'U *.!'=.'».1"¢:f.", ~ . = . 1 = ~ .~~'c.,la-'v°';=,. .1 . 5 . ~ -\ : .A ' b Q ~~ = ~ ~~ n @ @ a ¢ m ~ . ' ~~ "Jg a _g-~"f \-21~_/ ;f~Lf""-<f";.€_. \f}:-'"*"'- /;,~-...J f fn ~. S - 'F""f»...~ ! ~ ~EE@ .4/' :o < ~,. ...., f »»1» f¢1 »¢ ¢ "?.`.'i l ~i f 2.1 ~s g n ,f a ~"f »~c~ §§-~f »".5;i#.f.\Q»,'»- A '~1 ° '- G~ ~v ;'1 ~ ~ .~~*~~ ~~z ~.»;~1~_ ' 't ~-A Po pula r Conc ert.Co mets ,T r o m One of Am;rica's abiest lecturers. Praent bo ne s, Trumpé ts, So lo s , Tro s ; U.S. Congressman from Illinois Quartets. Chautauqua Fqvorntes. .|| | | | r | || | || | r l l l I I n | ||| | | 1 |~| » T6 ~ys [0 pu ou ncssoaancooo ../ -1|f .\\\"i¢.f'-z u`>3}~ .'9 3 ~...7 .0 ~.: .S : 2 . '| \-. ,../gg) -51" L , Sl ~ P ~ r "1v .. _~-'riff ~ 1.;.1;;;>'"/ 1 ~21~~ ~ .x ~ ~ 4~,.1 f v .' `j~\`~$;:;?~»`6.; ~._._ ~~;»"m - . ~ . ~ . ,"z"~"t A ..\. Broad lFrid»>f for the lm meeting .b¢f°f°L1»|m`r.¢1¢h» im over from Arlington]¢f|, ;u,u\|ui|zu; wmlllun m :mr uuu*|Alerie Grover was nhl! to IAN I' vlronfe-rates.f'I`ueldsy tdattend the democratic cang; H 1 _._ : r o n f m w c l a r e i n p r i m r a n s . lA |= *nr)4 . : o l d o f a n I l i a h ' a w ' " I : ; ? 1 : | : ? 3 .,...I.\ .'.l rllllho mms. i.'a.Gl hospital Honduy tfitrnoon is he recovering nicc ly from an :tuc k ..r appendicitis. Mr. :ml Mrs Jens Nielsen And !|I=1 ily an taking n 1.a.clLlDn _thiq Week. Mlm Della Roch is visiting har Sv tc r. Mrs. Fred V085 of Bingo. Oark Stric klett, who hu been .ra an Omaha hospital for some time onaccount of nn injured knee is lfhorw again and in on :hc road to roco1{er:» Ined Heuermanu usd J. A. Dixon of Arlington were in attendance at the republican convention held i t the court house on last Ncsday. Rev. P Uldeivon of Omlhl. a form- er pastor I1 Orum, ills been visiting at tho home of Hr. R. Rumusaon and other friends of that place this week. Gramlmi and Grandpa Cruiciuhonk went down to Omnlu lang Sundiy to *coop house for n mn while he in away. \rcntion hejd at she court house on that dgy.'<1 The Home Bakery can furnish you umm anything in un ming line on short order. Their Bluvkibboo brood can't be beaten. Once | customer. |1 waya |. customer.o B-tf Tho Ervey family hal a family pic- nic at Tyson Inks Sunday and bilkstl of E006 thing! verntw but tho party found the fllh a bit shy thi! day , at rlzo, bein! mketl how he alwzlys mar md tn get a d&ildon from a jury . reviled." I mote 'em understand! 'Fim I tell 'em whit l'm swim: to ml ran; men I (ell 'elm and then over and over I tell lem what I told 'em." In the foregoing iles one of ill! greatest dementa for moreso in ad- venising. fl}on't use the intermittent tg.-pe of publicity. wherein an adver- tiser "tells 'lm orlml. he is goin to tel* 'emi' and then doenn't follow up thi! me wi th conscientious.continuous eenlng.The way to ulveriise ln the method of the Irish lawyer-ilret "toll 'om wht you are going eo tel! 'em"; then "tell 'em"; and then many time# "tell 'em what y ou tnld"em". NEW S DF 'HIE HARKKFS Llrelloc llCattle:--Llght receipts of bo d steers caused an inenenee on all elus- rs the weightler ones gaining 10 @` 25e.while lighter weight moved nl25 GP Tfsc higher than a vreelc ago. Advances on cowl shud heifers dmounl to nboul 50 @ vm-.A stronger de- mand for feeder steers caused an In crease of 25 @ 75c.Veal steady. Hogs:-Hog prieen took nn upturn early this week but n dull tone wu eviden; the latter om of the week. Lighter Hrergnu are ln demand wan both paeken and buyers, while heavy Teigghls are somewht slower.Prices of butcher hogs on the Omaha mar- ket are singly to we lower than n week ms stoc k plgi, steady; pack- ing soyra, alemly to 40: lower.Sheep:--There was n general .ie- eline early this week on all :Janes but moderau receipts and nctive buying eauloll o mgdon 1nt.|.;';l:i the week. Killing :lanes are 31132;25 @ 26: liikhif dum a wool:NIU!feedim! lambs in ;:~4>d demend with prices 'swn xs ".!br eluaea sieuly - Grain 0650; ¢0nlmon to :noel euwvl. $1.10 5.60:euuers,$3.a19|.U0:wmnenl.mooemm: 'bnlehor mme. r:.r.o6e.n»; InnI llulhl, $4.13G5.T5: lauiuznn hulls. s=1:»ofr4.2a=real mn-e=-.e-1.:'»oft0.T5: good to rlmlno (orders. $7.fll68" ; fair to uuod foeclern, sooner.,|:non to hir !ee¢ien\ $0.130 »5: ;.I lo elwlu' nlnrkers. 87.2.10 00; fl .to30011 Sluvken, l(L!:061.2. ; eulnnwn ~| l fair alrnelwfl. 852»»0IJ.%, stork hell' ern, $|.D005.I»0: stork emvs.0 4.50:snuck rillven, $-'LU06T.I\0torholeo: r m iveerest.fr me a -xs; | full' In zonal |z1m\l lmwn. $11.7507.50I{rommou zo fair :mn beenen. $5.750 £l.?5:_awo¢l to eholee erm cows. 85.25 #600-i fnlr to good grmu cown, Il"'1 o u s .Hogs Study 251:Up.J Tire Irtr; s\||»||Iy wal modvmte, onlyabout B,;m lwud. :md on euriy rounds I :ood ruany mlm were made lunlnlnpem'l562.°iu higher.hi er bu s llnsm wll nt aloud; to 106150 hlzherIlrlws."Pup wus $0.50 and the hulkl a\(]||l nl ;':.2.1oo;:.1. Quarter Decline on Lambl.Sheep gud lumlu nuppllus were llllemlfor \\l|II|¢*:uln}. 12.700 hem! bein: n\l nrivvfl, llnl the mlrkel ruled x1'nlr:sl|5I 9.512 lusur.llulk nf the wwl\n\ lambslnromglat $lI.|'50l2.00 and $12.25 wall the axtretne lop.g Qunlnllnns on llllevp and |!llnl»8:- FII!lmnhc, good ln cllulre, $1135032.001 Int lanllnl, tall to good. $11.00 a i m s :feeding: lambs. n\.uo¢x::.1r.;og# umm. m.0u0!u.U0;fat e\\1\||l 1|at.S€LI:0Gl.00;Int enol.heo\5.| $4.£l1G\}.l\0. FAIRBURY MAN LOOKS1 .F o n n mn n o wa n F a n n ln o MARGIHB c omma YEAR Getting feodlng mule bought rightwill ln one or the Important furtorulln making foeullnsz openntlnnn eurfelsI ful lhla tonllng nelson, ln the opinion Of J.A.Axtell.Fnlmnry nloekllmn, who hal three lends of uluortfeul cattle3 - 5 U n !( i m n h a n m r k o l \ \ e d m a u l u y .g .1 . . - iTHE HANN J UBILIIE COMPANY I OPENS oun {HAU'l'AUQlIA; "%;1i i i They m-5 lr-~ GOOD!10 ¢ aqw.gw-m.us.1u.¢§ J.L. Peterson Nmrc hutd £50 nI\Ijl'fh¥exped lo he gone about ten Jer+ey cow of John Rhosdes this mek days.,. iuhith Fake a valuable addition 10 Mrs. Paul Tay lor returned to her ,\1|l\ already number one wa °' """home in om.-nm :har n few days mi: '"3" c mm with her mother, Mrs. Jenni: B. Antill. I n i t S u n d a y R l v .a n d M r s .f n é H e r m i s t e r .A r l e n e ,u c o r n p a n i a d b o r -._ - . .l - . . . -4 -. - - - . I »f n l n l n u l lust they report no nmlng. Hn. Lee Smith enurtaimcl a num ber of 'relatives and friend: at dinner Int Sugday.Among the guests wen Hr. and Mn. Frank Slmfer md Mr. md Mrs. J. L. Pete;-son ¢r Bhir. r \ _n ; . . . . . . _ A . . . . . . . . . | . .Q L ;¢u = u on |m f1r - 1 :T r ll111A na A|1:\taD Q T Y D A V R ATI{¥'¢{TS"!" 21 --Q8 Sala of Percale We will put. on sale 2,000 yards of good Standard Percale, light and dark patterns at 17 c a ya rd Also fine mercerized Ric-Rack, 4 yards to aboltat ...........10cabolt C§oatsThraa,d,....~Bcaapool Double Cash Bohds on all Percales this week ... mln mm sromi Coon wlw G-A-s The only sensible sanitary m e t h o d .Che ap er t h a n a n y 7 ' . . . - .- ...........- --»--ICHIROPRATIC FOR an-:'r'm1zHEA LTH.Calla made in-thatcitym d country.Cnnauhnbn L td ttemhnl.free.y aDr . A . 1 . s mms n s n n . fihimpnc tur.Ollk a o ver Bldr Bah t S inn Phones:-Bell 19.Ind. 165. ( 0 ) . Licensed Embtlmer 0 mu m D i n c b vl' B§ GGA RD f l UNRUR C°\1ff\*v-S¢ff1¢°-~5¥mn1ldtr qu.»u.rrY1m\s'r BUY OUNGTmniezhu BetweenBbir and OmlhlFu. a1u~w. Wuhingoon SL Blgir Phone 48 ie) (v)I i r+ . ( 0 0' HA .NLON; xun rz n I UHA NL ON Attornny:-auur OMUN in sun Bank Building (0) q - - r l - l v I11III -l _ l " - '" " ' o v n u " - ¢. - .. .. . . .-.es nt St.Paul Lutheran church :at Bmm and addressed the Snnnlzu chool on thpt occasion. Mr.Dion Carter came up Jrwn .oulh of Culhoun where he il lllpw rieing rs bridge mm: that is puttin? n a new bridge over Turkey cr~e~!-:. and spent Sunday nt home with l=~ :lmily. The youngest child ofSir.ond Mn Stover Wilkins was taken sick Suri-iay morning with lmrlet f £ e r n1fI uras a very ddr child for n few dug: but seems to be some better at tllis writing. Doiothy Sell.:ond Olive IIineline returned from Peru lm week after [iniahing the summer course at the State 11201-null.Th ! !expect tn n b tend we W ayne Norma! the coming f~chUol year.. T. F. Bnclten. Snot. of the Il. 8 B. Mrs. Carl Bolt and two daughters of Schuyler, Nebr., are \isiting home folks in this city while Mr. Bolt il in Chicago laying in a stock of :mods for his rocket store in Schuyler. \J. P. J ensen, who conducted the Richard Johnson sale Tuesday, repent.: o line cround out and e\ery!.hin¢ sold. Mr. Johnson 113| been compelld to retire from farming on account. of his hellth. Hrs. lglancy Sylvil relurned recently from ui enjoya.l|Ie\rilli with rlhlivot in Dlko tl.Shu reports he: grand- wn, Jas. Sylvia, as attending school ut Brookings under govemment su- pervision.».. Bernhard Re/lnertaen and three other young men, drivirlg mmqh on their way from Texas to South D2- kota. stopped over Sunday with Bem- hard's uncle, the Rev. P. J. Relnew a son at the home of Hr. and Mrs. Chris J. Petenen on last Sunday. Aug. 6.Mr. Petersen il I mecimnlc employed at the Walter Larsen garage. Dr. G.A.Lnngstaff.Keith and Kenneth Stzvflrt Utd Charlie Robim mn leave today (Thursday) !or West Lake Oltoboji whe they will spend a week or ten dey: llehing and reapp- erstlng. Min Florence Tompkins of Boise. Idlhf . who ha l been visiting* M1 mother, Mrl. Herb Noble and sister Mrs.Guuie Lippinc ott for the pall eeven weeks hu returned to her home in the Inst. Charles Hiller and wife of TulsaOklahoma an here for a short vllil wlh hh mother. Mrs. Mlnnle liller Mlm Edna Keogh la taking llr s Llillerk place in the ollce ln order tt (M iirivl her more uma z o n m m m U I ! -dn um b oo st er s wi t] ¢\ A .| n n n n i a f:9 4 9 I ..s.......s .... A... \l 1. n | nm! unison of Onam.u t p u l U | | : u » u n n n aa.' j '~ ~ ~d o w n f r o m E m m n T " ' d ' 3 'I n k l n g H a n s T a f t c a m e f r o m O m a h a l u t af t e r ma t t e r s pe r t a i n i ng t o h i s Im a o f F r i d a y f o r 1 t w o m o n t h s s t a y w i t h A b u n c h o f W o n ...-.1-\ l -Dun ¢§ ¢n in Q " l a h !| l l l I »_\- A..- .z--n-.. I- o¢1.l..¢.A \ u ; |Ln...I i n n lland is making good in hiq chosen pro- fcssiulnl. Mia:AHe1:e Smith returned frbm Chicago last week dtc r fininhing some specini work It the Chicasrn Unl- versity.She will spend a few week: " i th home foikl lfler whic h she ... ... | - - . \ .; L . .- . . . . . . : . . . . his annua! vacation.Hr. Taft in in \ery poor 'health and his friends hope for him a apaqiy reeu1_ery. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andenun have returned from their six weeks trip in thc weatem pan of Nebrukn and Colorndn.They enjoynd their trip Wednesday afternoon.They wen from Fr. Calhoun md were on did way to the State Enumpemen;a Fremont.Thdr objec t here was t boost the District Encampment at FW Cailwun on Mann 29. A big treat in promised ali mm 1 "l \_ \ | . - _ _. . L _- \<g What:-The wheat market weak-] ened from 2 to 4c on Monday fine tu' favorable crop outlook but mivancw sharply liter in the ureek.Exporters 'Look 95,000,000 bu.last week.the heaviest so far ths year.Vinibie sup- piy \\-heat 19,867,000 bu.eohmpaml with 24,058,000 hu. n year ggc.Chl- casw cash No. 2 hun! closed Friclay at $l.l3¥.('nm:-(Mirage cash rqrn closeul Friday about Mic lnvrer than a week asm.\'i:\ible auppiy com l9,F»00,00£ ~~F1~-Fousrr~~.~S T A T E A m a s xn u s l - ~ = n . " J §'é"é'?§"'~4-5-6 €< 7' 8 »'} j ? ' 1 \ " * " ` T 5 "- " 1\?\;£|a1'.».a.\_';°»i:.';' AHUSEHERIS Q ; .gjgggHD"'T"ggH g s l n n n ~ P R D B R A M S ~ g n ;ilfgibhf H!35§Tl'3'§5_:'"=`£;1 ..|. }'or several year!the largest. ore mule that wif.'¢.ro\\ds" ln attendance at the Haworth -A fortune is tmully the result ol ,careful and systematic um of every available resource at the imlividuals Assembly of Lincoln, Nebraska and hther similar gum*inns throughout the country. with the exception pf when' Billy Sunday appeared, was the clay un which the colored Si!\R¢rs appeared. IEverybody lowes to hear the genu-.latartlng ume southern negro melodies and wi|."|;tuals.The n voice has I.r SAVINGS Ac c ouac r peculiar quality and the melodies that : in gg l;:ki 1|1 originate with the occ ro when sun .o r s a you htm to =t:|.\t by the negro is about the mm lens 5our account, anrl 4 desire to su- it ing music to the avcrnsre PermP '\§f;;;§'2!,,1f1»= sufPrinlnlr rcsul:< in Tho Hlrn Jubilee Comnnnr """°"""And now is the time to slari lond :\ pun of its program to the |»oLfL\l€r:a in for the fut remelodies, one part to negro spilittmln,|zz u mother pam to the modern music. To spiritual; are often funny, but to we;B L A I R ,N E B ,co;n,momL efYou can start the nucleus around ,which a fortune may later develop by n . tQ. lu.Ir-vnj l~l i » | L ~anmf\1 I -¢ - -- 1 - n -._ 1 HERE masse;~ E Z ?m ' L V '2; N L ~ r b J 3 - »fna..£u§ x L' " \ - " - \~~}Z1'é€.£¢L~ W-I~ »° » 'f %;'T*wLi,»,,;.~~f=§gf;}~ f|1 .?? -; 2 P ¥ § §' ;.~&\: I 1 1 1 '¢.l s * nl .. \' l ro I L u m m n m n ff.,-faguaaglnn-Lmnq ~~~'!F2l!'.1=5¥§° I 'm-eEin="~i i nl I ~~F1~-Fousrr~~.~S T A T E A m a s xn u s l - ~ = n . " J §'é"é'?§"'~4-5-6 €< 7' 8 »'} j ? ' 1 \ " * " ` T 5 "- " 1\?\;£|a1'.».a.\_';°»i:.';' AHUS E HE KTS " f s .{ j; .: § §HD" 7f "gg H g s l n n n ~ P R D B R A M S ~ g n ;ilfgibhf H!35§Tl'»'-5§% ..|. }'or several year!the largest. ore mule that wif.'¢.ro\\ds" ln attendance at the Haworth -A fortune is tmully the result ol ,careful and systematic um of every available resource at the imlividuals Assembly of Lincoln, Nebraska and hther similar gum*inns throughout the country. with the exception pf when' Billy Sunday appeared, was the clay un which the colored Si!\R¢rs appeared. 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ONof :hem had ma huge pan on bl! shculden.lml. s uadln;n Ilttle bl-hlnd.in try in g lo ben d he r blrk- n t d tmnrd hlm.Wilton took ln me scene u mm-uneously through the thick b l n o f stlnkumg tobaccosmoke..Evarythlnx swam before his eyes.With 1 nounroar of nge he leaped lam the caan?of the crowd, caught the man who Md hh hands on Molly. and, spinning lain round, dllhed 'hll nm into hh flat anis: and ulln until no no unme-olnlzablo from tho blood that coveted un b r ok e n mmm.Srrumlng wma pun. me man brokefromhim.Beton the llto nilhld Hunkles could come: their win Wilton vu i n lh d r ma m s p i n .H e a n n E ve n J i m B e n n vu f u r e e d t o a d m i t u m : m e t n n n c t l o n a p p e i r e d r u u l a r . " Je n w a t c h t h e m l n l k u l . b o y ;m a r s a l l , '° h e c o u n l e l o d . " I d o n t m y P h a r m fo r g e d In f : a l g u a m r t a n d b r o k e i n t o h h e m .bec au se i t * |a bi g g e r d n l u m a h e 'a m r : h e n e r ve z o u l e .b u t I g n u :B o w y e r w a n t s u a e - u l m u m m i d s t ; n m . "" O n e s l g e t t h e l i n e n a va l B l ! M u a i r vl . Jl m . l t '1 l b e a n y t o r u i n e n o u g h m o n e y t o p u c i ! u m l o a n . " u i d w u - m u .H a a r r a n g e d w h h K l I! y t o h a ve a l i Ja va p n p e n p l a c e d i n t h e n f s vh l c h h a d t h e e u g l n c e d n g n e w d u . a n d s e n : u p In 1:t o B k r b l v l k e s O n i :K i t t y a n d h e k n e w t h e c n m b l n a t h m . ' r m d a y ;i n t e r W litma,n e w co m - pl c te l y re co ver ed .st a r t e d l'or t h e bu s h .T h e mb - c o n t r a c t o r h u !p r n c l l n l l y en m pl g te d t h e c a m p a t B l :H u a n g . a n d t h e n vu q u l t e a n n : o r m e n th er e.p r i n d p l l i y e n s u e d l n h a u l i n g t h e c u t l l m b e r .W l t m n h a d ta k e n A n d e r t o n fr o m th e ca ch e m d m a d e m m t h e fo r e m a n .T h e S w e d e n l o n e U ! t h e b u t fo r e m a n E n t h t J1 n | | m u m . b u t h a d t a i l e n f r o m h u i n t o I1IIIs ll I IJ. " s a i d t vu t o o ." l t ' | t o h l n d l r t u e U o r k o f co m n e .bu t - t 1 a e a e '|m o n Lo l t t h an th a t. " " l : m n t h e y w a n t t o t r t r h t e o o n a n y fr o m t h e w e a n .W t l l. "so l d l i u l l y ." To m , B o 1 r y e r h a s be e n b ml l n fe I r e t u r n e d . h o t o l d m e t h o t m y h l l w r u s e ve r y i l l : t h a t h e w a s u a l u g U s l n t l u e d u t o n t h i m p e m l n n e d . a n d th at t h e b m t h i n g w e c o u l d d o w o u l d b e t o t a n t h o n o r t o n a s a u o a l l n o n s i b l e . " Il e w a n t e d m e t o g o t o W i n n i p e g a n d l t u d y at en og r ap hy .o r l n n h l n l gl ee I c !l 0 |!.Bu t 1 t o l d h l m I e o o ld n 'l u n m r ste ps w i t h o u t eo n au t tt n | yo u. " -G o o d fo r y o u ,H o l l y .d e a r ! "go l d W i lt on . " Il e l u d n 't g u e n e d h o w t h l l m w e r e b e t w e e n l u . f o r h e U h l b l i t l i n s t a n t l y . H e b o n u to t l t re n l e n me .H e n o n t h a t I sh o u l d n e ve r m a r r y y o u .a n d Ih n t h e 'd d r i ve n u f r o m t h e n o r t o n . H e w e n t a n y m e d s r l t h f u e w h a t th a n tw o m e n c o m e I c o n ne c t e d u e e n l ap p e a ra n c e w i t h h l m . " "Y o n w e r e r l g h t . " m o l d W i l t o n . 'B u t I d o o w t h t n k t h u d i s h a r t h u r u o n u m a n i m .A n d r n l e e y o u s w : d a y n o w . H o l l y . d l l r , w h y d . l d n ' t y o u w r i t e t o m o ?I h o p e d fo r a let tee m u da y.W h y d l d u 't y o u u r r l t e l * " I w u u ' t q u i t e : u r e - - y o u 'd a r m ! :u e t o . " m e a n n r e r ed s h y l y . " Y o u l e e . t vu l . i t - o u r e n g n l e m e n t - c a m o a b o u t a f t e r I n u r s e d y u u .A n d I t h g m ,a ft e r y o u : o t h a c k t o o - 2 ` l = » - I t h o u g h t - t h u P d j u s t t r n l t . " ' f o o t h o u g h t t h a t I m i g h t c h a n g e . H o l l y ? c r i e d W i l t o n . Bh e ne n l e g e l n oe t o h i m ." N o t r e a l - l r .W i l l .B u t I - I d l m 't n o w .h u t so m e h o w I- - w a n t e d t o w a l t .I h a t e d Io t o c o m e b a c k h e r e . w i t h y o u l y i n g so Il l .a n d I s n :ae w o r r i e d w h e n H t l ! ! a n n a n s w e r m y l e t t e r s . " " K i t t y d l t l u ' t a n n e r y o u f ' 'D a l y o n c e .w h e n y o u w e r e n e a r l y mi l o i ' d a n g e r . P e r h a p s t h a t m a d e m e m t t h a t - t h a t P d b e t t e r n o t i n t o t o mi. win. But. of eottrle, an her timen o t a k e n u p w i t h e a u - l n ; fo r y o u . " " S h e o o x h r I n h a ve w r i t t e n y o u . " n l d W i l t o n .'Th a t d o e l n ' t m o u n d l l k o Xl t t y .A n d - M o l l y .de a r . "h e m n - tl nu ed .t h l n k l n :n f K t t t f a p m l é r t e d m y a t B l ; M n a t e g . " Y e o g o t 1 m r - P f i l l f o r y o u o n t m o n t h . J u s t a b o u tt h e t h l n g t h a t w o u l d p l e u l y o u b e e n i n t h e w o r l d . " an d n o s h e l oo k e d at h l m In l n qu l l v. h e d r e w h e r In t o h i s a r m s a n d k i l l e d h e r a n l n ." P r o m i s e me .de a r .t h a t T W i l l n n e r d o u b t m y l o ve fo r y o u , "» » 3 " a - - M . " I pr om i se .W l l l . "l h e an s we r ed , |° 0 ¥ |Il | 'a t lt l m w i t h sh i n i n g a n a . " N e ve r - n e ve r . d e a r ! " " l ' l l h a ve t o s n .H o l l y . "l l l d WEP to o." O n l y u n t i l t o m o m w r . d e a r . A n d 'd e e p q u i e t l y h e t - n u n !'l l fl e e t h o u m e n t h e l e m o n o l ' t h e i r l i ve s t o t h o \1 1 0 | ll | l t " bottlo containing a gotterod candleend.and.armed with thll tarrlblo weapon. brought It amalhto; tlowla onthelrheadaunheneww b tb l Ipllllltfl tn hh muon; hands. 8lupe{}ed by this ooalaught, the monno for the door.B o t . # m y t o ina entrann. the raamnoat tum andfatedhtm.Three men set on mm. dealing aavala tieka. and rushing at lxlm, held down. llko batlefinrrama. One caught him lu tha plt of th istomach and aant mm toppling lillnli tha coontar. lumntly the whole mob was uponhtm with htina, ac reamlng vrltb rin-Wllton leaned lnlnlf tha counter, ua and weak for tho momool, and nnabta to ddend mmnlr.But suddenly thamobr u dun;vlolantlx away,andIta aaw Diabx. his nm 21310: like Mill. striking out fmt and left. and tolling a man at every blow.The roaplta enabled htm to re;all bla feet. match up anotlm'botth, and ao to tho Eodlahma.o'a andnann. 11:0 Hontlaa no oo stomach for anymon.'I'hlat!mathaym¢dothadoo¢'- way ,andfanatth| !.opof tbdl'| p\ad:a n n a me D°f!lll»leaving Wiltonandlataaaalatantpantingandax- lunnted ln their nan. W llto n ur a a a b ou tto f o back tonon; when Iuddinly ne aught um of two men who looked like Canadian!alinking into thc kitchen. which opined upon the IMO Of the non.He recolnlzed them Loatantly as tho two fake policeman. Hackett and 'rontua.r. andlt was evident annul: that they nad brought the liquor to the portage.SEotttln¢ to Digby. ha rushed after them.Bot they were throttdh the kitchen and had galnad tha open berm ha could get within a owen paces. Dlgby up avldantly not understood~utonialbont-: . -ow work. 1rhat?' ho elaettlated."D':=>u ona muc h of this nrt, ur. Ca.r\t1thera!"'" I dotft kno»|r,"~ analrand Wilton. "It'lt bo part at our burma: to aeathat mm | m't any more."u "It 1raao't on our lchooi curriculum."laid the Emllshmao thoughtfully. Wilton only lillood at htm,and :rent into the atom.Holly no on herkneel before hor father, who had gunk lata a chalr.Tha old man'a faoa wasaahenwhite,hut.a l wn t m ap proatlted.ha opened h ll l m andglared at htm. "D--n gal" he hlaaad with unimagin abla fury."Ima to your srorkl ue:out ot_my store and navel let ma aoe your fapa agalo 1"u a turned.and bq an to :homo a wu .d n u i o a h h vowed tea.n url¢l:||. arm dangling.Wilton fell incl.and 1lcDonald began to malta lzln way upatalrl.Wllton want up to nan; and took her lu hla anon."molly-uot|;»dflr, :ra all d m now."ha aalo anxiously."°|"0||1\rr l®l®¢®°®»@l@l®°9¢®l©¢®'®¢'i womoooevesoeee-a»®o®¢@»®¢ FAILTOAGREEASTOGIANTRAYc u loml ry p wa epldemlcl.While li qu or n s to be a ulne d wlthlu a ndlui of in-andtummy miles m f g |||It 'n u a m i n ; d r e a d e d b y e m p l o y e r l |!|ma wou ld han be en una mm Uh a m e v o l n n " W h e n a n t h e : m m g o n e ? " ° ~ o m -grander."re pe a te d An de rs en . w i t h : n o t h e r j e r k . W i l t o n t l m d e fr o m l n l d l n l n g r o o m . h h h e a r t b u r n i n g w i t h l n d l g n m o n . .__..._ ._....._....»..._..... - . _ -P u f f s F l a t V l n l u n . P a ¢ r y a n m N o a h p o l n r e t p e d l t i o n l m e d fo u r n a n .l s a m n o c ,d l l r i l l l w h i c h p e r i o d h e t a l k e d t o a n n u n s m m 3 4 8 m i l e s z o t h a p a i n . B i l l ! y . a n n a - ~ o n l n t h o n i l l y n i g h Je w u r e t t - - 'Iha ¢ 's a l l m o ou l b l n e . - N u r Y o r k T l m u . l l o l e . n m l a i r y e r - " D i d h i s m a n n t h e j u r y c l r r r e n n vt c u m r ': d i e m - * l r a m .n u e l i m !: o r u g u n . " D¢ Hn ld ~ " P a , w ! u t ' | a a l t i e f ' ' A a t t i c .m y n m .u a n - kn o ck e r. " 1.1111nHa tn r al l at a D l vl l a d i n O p l n l a n Go n- o a r n l n g l l r u s t u r a l t l a k a u p o f M o n a h r F l d l . T h a g r e a t a n i m a l :o r d a n t r u . wh i c h ab o u n d s i n t h a m l m a r o u n d B e a u fo r t .8 .C. .a n d Q a p u va in l e t . r u . . h u o c c a a l o n a l l y b e e n fo u n d u k N e w Y o r k a n d N e w Je r s e y .Th a r u r t h c l i n o r t h I !h a l o u r be a n l a k m u B l o c k island..t h a n a n a w a s ca ug ht L aa t ye ar . With Dub! at his heels ha suodeBarely out tmnrd thc stump.81| llulkeg was le n m m tbnee mllel away by the an with which had been cut from tha camp so the portage.Wllzonra hun sank az the thoughtof the mea in lln £1ctor'| :Ihre with Holly.The iaborurl were clzlellyBunkiel and Gaildnu, docile u sheep u p o o tth s p e d o n n i r a xi f e e s l o n xfromhandtohu n at tall,and weighed 1.686 pounds.This il theOIIL1'specimen known to han been weighed, but* there are storln or aahilu: an ai d lo hue weighe d mow pounds. ,Dr. E. W. Gndnr of an Amer1¢an to wild beuu. .u they gunea thu opposite banktheyheardwild lhlu tl of drunkenlaughter, md. In n momentary Interval. llcDouald'|angry protest-:nd then a cry fmm Molly.They ran ll we top of their zpeed,Wilton leudlng.. lie hunt Into the stone.lt was nlled srlth mea. mying and shout c ntar tan! !--c unun ove. _ _ _Wilton was eatonl.al:e`d\"Lira at Big lluakegt" he c ried*'Untll the wo rk la enum.Doomtd ltle me, wlu l"Bhd clasped her hands together ln her childish plead-ing wa; that Joe had always found irreslnible.Joe would have let me.I wont hamper you, Wm," she begged "Kitty youre a tramp!" erted WU ton."But you csn't so men to uve.The loneliness would be awful.And theme mrs a house anywhere..And bealdes-"Beam notdaresuggatthsthought -our came to mm, that people would #mln about her.mm. he ret, vested with her. "lt oont be lonely with-with thework, ww," ahe answered.."And rvv already made my plana.Fm havlnga bungalow built Llaere. .And there wltl be Molly.Don't you want ma to comeW u lf Klttfs pleas were trraslaubla.wu-ton yielded, and he was glad for one W N :her pteaanoe at me portagewould mean muc h to two.Duringthe next ferr days he was tn constant conwtatlon with the directors aarepresenting Kim. who had dren htm her power ot attorney to act tor her. He went carefully over the books.Hewas quite aatlaneo wltn their altovrlng. 1! Bl; Aluakeg could he crossed thecompany could remaln aotrent without Lucrenaiug Ita caoltel. tie devoted his attention to the per-aonnel. taking on new men and weed- ing out.. a thing Joe had hated dolng.undl ne ataa uatlsded that Bowyer had no nepreaentatlre on the mm. Wilton and Betta had been namedexeeutora ln J oea will.Wutou had already. gone through Joe'a nap-era;but bla task was :noch les satisfacton: tor J oe. who was a c apital dl- rector.seemed to have no personal system at all.Ererythlng was in contttdoo-papen vvera mllllns. records mlxed up together.Ha had lar: Kitty two thouaand aharea ln the ampauul. and a comfortable llttla capital otabout forty thousand dollars, togdlser with the house ln Gaston and some property In Winnipeg.The Hlsaetlbl mares. amounting to two mllllon dollars at their par value,represented the bulk or bla fortune. and were ln a aafety depoalt bot luthe banlta vault.The reeelpt, how- ever, could not be found. 'rhla wee not of much lmponauee,but W ilton went with Km! to look ln Joe'a boa.Clark. the manager, took them below,opened the vault,m e out tn the mnlterkey .Wllton coen-pleted the wining.To bla adonlsh-ment there were <ml.1 lltteen hundred aharee."Five hundred aharea are missing," he aald to the memesr.Clara looked at hlm so some lorprlae. O f l j l l o f f w |~ s w -n r t l neu.Wllton planned to reach Big Mua- aeg on Bstunday night.ln order tomeet hla men on the Sunday,when they would all be ln camp.He tool: a new engineer with htm.a young fellow named Digby.who had comewith excellant recommendations fmm an English lnatltute.He was particu larly anxious to reach hls dalihtalou. for he had had no letter from olly slnea nu recovery.To bla surprise. Wllton found theramp abeolutoly emtllr. though there were plenty of atgna of an abundantpopulation.But arioraa from one ot the bendmea in the dlnlng room batrayed the presence of a aolltar; oe- eupant.A man eras Irina mn lengthmme the table, hll hai tilted over hla tape.wlnoo shook him lo hll feet. and disclosed Anderson,dead drunk.The foreman,rudely awakened, stood riellnl and blinking at htm. "W h a th a 1 ~e | o u go ttos a 3 l" d e -manded Wilton. furious at mu lllll _ . t ~ - a ' t x' Q q ~\ |1 ~'~\fF j~ ~~~~iill''1.../"fi-.L' \~e m ~l ='\V *f ?~ w W ~| ~_r f j ~ " 4" _t i sr ll r 'J~ 1 f_:;l ~"l .j ~_ll ~ l l t ~ -wen I-lava You Got to lay l'Da rnandad Wlltort. onzhe parto f the aanvtlromh ahad trustee.°'Is ay -d -npo or trhlstry fora rvrapectablamo vq "hlceoughed the Bwede."whoa dltl you IN ltr' shouted wu- ton. shaking hlm bs the ahoulders. "Over gander." anurered Andersen.jerking hll thumb Ll the direction nt tbl portage. a Ibm I dldl"fro an |:o:»¢'rmUzu | -mu. Mon." rm uw.-vmyour nn wm- me dam ru In 8-dence. and un thatnatumllnuwhoh u e duerlbed Itdiffer as to whether n hu s u ma sn}nq..or sling an na nil.'Dia out1aught az Block Inland ua nano. but anne was 4 noun( on the nu whenn mi n e r u nld to lu n b e e n u i ! ! DIL The late Theodore Gill. dean #KAmerien icbthynlogishs doubted :hrIUIM. u have other writers, although some nntunllans pldnro lt with uno. S h o W u ' N o a h M u c h t l M l m . F d i o w l n g t h e m l r r l a g e ce r e mo n y t b l g r o o m r a i l e d th e m i n l s t vr u i d : a n d i n q u l r z l l t h i p r i c e o f £ 1 1 0 m a r t i n "W e l t , "u i d t h e m l n i n e r ." y o n m a y m y m a s r l m i n e r I r a I r u r t h t o y o u . " " B e r ¢ u o n n h i e ! " n a m e d t h e g r o a m . 'Th l t w o m a n I n h e r i t : a m i l l i o n d o l l t fl o n h e r t vr e n t r h n t b l r t h d a ; . " - l J| J. l r o r n l a Pel!<an.. Tw KITCHEN CABINET ws REVIEW UF 'GUHRENT EVENT . . . . . - ilway Exooutivcs Refuse to Accept ?re|Ident'a Plan as to Senlonlty. THIKE smtamn rms adaral and Stagg Mmm! at ¢'.oll.DIa rlbllllon Gita Undlr Wa,C llk li i Traction Werlufa Quit--Raattlh of um Intaraatlnq Prlmariaa- Fnnca Wann Garmany. By EDW ARD w. PICKAID HGOTIATIONB for the adding ofthe railroad ltrlka wan at leant potarlly halted l n l n taat 'acel but the plan of Prcddcnt Harding ilu! of complete acceptance.0116- nlc prophet:of lmmedlata peaceen contotmdatl. Aa expressed by hlmaelt, tha Presm t ' |p l a n c o m p r i s e d m m s t i p u l a - I ~ I I l~`!rn-Italiaay mattagara and work-ctt are to agnn to racognlma the lidlty cr! all ueetumn of the mt d labor bnard and to faithfully1ryout auch decmana aa contem- tsd br the law. Second-~'I'lza carrlara till ltflthdralrlavaulta growlng out of tlta atrlku |railroad labor board declalottach have been Involved in the attlaa batakemlnhbeazarc inofnc ul- led nmtg. by elthcr part; to a myt d!abor board for wheatIna. 'ijhlrd-All cmptonea n-uw on attIke ba returned to mark and to their rmcr p-oaltlona with atniorlly and her rtghta qnlmpalrcd.jruq rcyrc-~tatlsea ot the eimm and the np ~tattvsa of the organizations cape- tly ann that theta will Us no dia- minatltm by e l i m party qninateamplayecawhodidord2tl:tot kc. The raltwancxccutivca were we to act on u»m.pmpout».They ed the drat; lxrud to tha one d with tha understanding that the rtka he um called ot! and that thatatlvra of the alrlkera Plvdsv emaclvaa and the atrlkc ra anlnatolcnca in any form agalnn tb! men »at work and the pmperty uf tha rrlera; declared lt was lmpoaalbler tl1e1.nAn arm tn the cnt acntcttce the third pmpuaal. Having placed tncmaelroa ln atrategic position by atraltintt artltm the executives. the n-ttnueutatltea thc attlun; attopmen met lu Chl:a» and voted, thcugh with cxpmaacductancc. to acctpt the l'maldenta ~paula.T_y t;*-- conditioned up recolnltl f lhl ttnlun lntemtr tion of the plan, which. among other ~Inga.would rcquln the l't»'|1nay|anla railroad to abandon tta tight for » outa llwll The dmp crafts alan~un on thc eatabthhmcnt ot a na onal board at adjuattztcnt whichould relieve the labor board or all lsputca except than involving \lac=l~~me Nada have agreed tn regional rda. but probably all of them are~pond to one national board which cmld prescribe uniform cuntlltlona re- andleaa tr! needs 01' varloua loqalltlea. Seemingly the rut camutlrca are lncad carucat ln their refttaalto aha on their stand on rl btht-3 nodded their tm; a mp h ; ntl othsr wo:nn that Ui!! would ~ acted ,ga luaranlced pcrmartcnmpluymctsl, and ttmt ahead with th of dlllug the plat:ca nt thc atrtkra.In Nw York lt was aaltl thc ! nctslve nantl rcattltat! In a rush nppllcanta for 1nba.Public opinion i ldely divided concernlttl thla attltttdt the railway electltltca.Many z a fc-cl that It La nal; jtmlco to thwho have rwcnzallled at tmrk ant ann who have responded to the calur workcra to taka up the tools ~» kara me darn.'Ihoae who aym . »vu g#Inno :AI' a \ : :.;>~:§'l"'"';~1gs=>§sm:a» t':r .1 : W ~u | .. . "v=. 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S om e c o m o emp loy ees o f t h e s u r fn r o a n d el e vat e d ll oe s q u i t e a r l y Tu e s d a y m o m l n g a n d n o a t t e m p t w a s m a d e t o ta k e t he rn r s o ut ot th e y a rd s .M o t o r rohl clea of all tler lcrl ptlo tts more cal led in t o a e r vlr e a nd o n t h e tl r s t d a y th e r e ws s. s te nl ll e co ng es ti on o t tr at tl e.i l y W e du en la y t he p o li ce , m ot or c l ub s in d tm l l vid u e !mo to ri st s lm tl w a d e d o u t tt sys tem t h a t b r o u g h t t h e s l t u l t l o n al m o s t t o n o rm a l . an d m s n _| » u Ch i r a - ¢o an be ga n t o lr o m t e r If t h e d t f < o u l d n t ge t a l o n g w i t h o u t th e n o l n y str eet a n d el e vat e d r u n .A l s o t h e y l e a m e d th e w o r t h n f o n e w a y st re et N'l tl ll etl on s lu th e bus in es s r en te r. To w a r d t h e e n d o l ' t h e w e e k p e n c e tze io tla tl un s w er e res um ed, b ur th e Zo rn l pr es id en t u l th e em pl o ye es s al t! h e sa w n o pro spe ct fo r a n e a r l y s e t t l e me n t .Th e m e n a re n s h t l z t s n u t o n l y a l1 I0 I1 0l l'd wa ge r r do rt lo u. b ut a n in e h o u r d a r Cl m n r c a o f a n o r d e r h r t h e nt at e pu b li c nti ll tt ee h o a r d re d u c i n g fl u te s an d p o l it i cs e nt e r In to th e CII! ra g o s l t u at l o t t , a nd i t w a s fr e qu e nt l y a n d o r e o l r as a en e d t ti le st r l k e wa s s " p u t u p j o b ' t o en t t h e t a i e re d uc t io n a n d t o d ea l n bl o w t o M ay o r Th o n a p s o n a n d h i s o m m l s n u o o .T h e ma y or ha s Io n ; p ro m i se d a 5- r e nt ra r e o o d t s s t w e e k t r t e d t o t a k e l t r p m l n o s r d t h e e l t a b l l a h l u g o l s mu n i ci p a l bus l in e to su pp la nt t he st re et r ar s. - . u » A T T H I S w r i t i n g l t ap pe ar s p r o h almle that Un i t e d B t a t e s Srtulltnl' Ja m e s A . l t e e d t u s b e en r e o o ml n a t o d new-ra! yous no has been reorgan- Lml wlth s membeiImp of founum. Crete will have trac mu deilven senleo, twin a day In Lhl residenceportion ma :our lime: s dl: m the bwnell Sec tion. NEWS UF NEBRASKA IN GUNDENSED foam Rec ent Ha p p e n i n g : i n N a h r u h Given in Brlat Items Fur B u y l o n d o n . r a n k h r o mmm u . u h m u l me Slnne Anzo Luodxuom The dvmocnulr: nun wxggenuan vmmee: nl 0ma!m»Au|un The pruhlblllah nu ts courenuon Mu be hold ll 11 1. m.. August lb, ar Lincoln.The Modem Woodmea En:-nmpxuenz ur 1-'remunx will he held Auxun T m lu mc luuve. Uuxlnsn men at Afton will h u e nw marlu mm a week (nr relldc uu and hnuen of dun vlc lulty . 'Mn. Hu nt;I-'uller wan ||er\o\u!y |»um\4 when u u m at gumllue u~plouux nz her homo in David <:\ry. G o n m o i ' I | | c K e l 1 I¢ a n n o u n c e s t h a t : m l ~t h e n 1 . 1 l n a g m a z n e n t b e h r e m d l l m l n e n a l l I m u o p e n t o n t o u n. local distribution of cod In Nebraska. ln case the nations! body undertakesto rstlon the avaliable supply. Nonh r u m .valley farmers o n e worlrod out an agreement vn u the tbreshcrs by whic h they are to pay 15 cents a bushel tor wheat and 10emu for oats. the furtoerto furnish |feed andhanl thocoal. Phllin. o. sou a Mr.and Mrs. George Thunle OI University Place 1| oem at loc kjaw oenloped nom s wound on at anger recelved in a lawnmower several GUI mo.Antitetanus serums tailed to smut the tnrecuou. The summer sessions of the normal aohools of Itebrulkn have a :foster attendance this yesr than since the war. ac cording to a report made atthe bl-monthly meeting of the'state board ot education tor normal schools. Henry la to be thoroughly modern- ised br the introduction of an up-to date system ot wsterworks and dec- trlc llghta and power.At the special clewon July ao bonds overt* voted forclectrlclty 01 $9.000 and for water saooo.J A model tourist park. ten by twentyfeet. has been constructed bs Kearney teachers' college students and lnetudea such features as sn ltttto repslr shop,aervlce station, lighting system. swim- mlntz pool. enclosed kitchen, laundry and abosrers. Corn generally ls tassellng ln Ne- braska and has grown well, but sosome locnlltlcs more mln ls needed. according to the weekly summary at crop conditions issued br fl. A. Love-land. tneteorologtst ot the weather bureau at Lincoln. A gamer etermcsl and vrlnclsthrm, accompanied by one and one-hal! Inch- es of ruin, vlalted Columbus and vl- clnlty.Limbs of trees were scatteredall over the dty. corn flattened to the ground and telephone and electric wires put out of aorvlce. 0.H. Finney ot Bc ny n met with an accident while attending a ballgame wbioh may cost mm the loss ot lata right eye.IIe was ldttlng on UH slde lines 1;hen a wild throw wasmilk: the tillll hitting ltr. Finney on the brow above the eyc.~ Prospects are that more corn willberaisedInnonhsr~teru Nebraska this year :mn ever before. according to reports coming from that section.Commission men who have vlslted there recently mf that the corn sae-ago is the largest they ever saw. Strock br s charged wire while erecting an serial tom a radio ought.Jesse Johnson. eight 3ear old Omaha tad,was nared from possible deathbythetimelyssslstnncoofFrank Allttenneyer, a neighbor, who sew theboy°s pllfht and released hlm from the srlre. Throo hundred fl elghtyfourliquor lults have been started by the United States dlatrlct attorneys ot-tlco at Omaha.acconllng to dzures for the Itscnl year coding June 20. or these. me pleaded rulltr. 23 bodtrlsls by juries, 5 were acqulttcd and 83 are mu pending. Tho accom!annual convention ot the Eighty ninth ttlvlslun. one of the celebrated flghtln:divisions in theAmericanExpeditionaryforcm.will be held ln Omaha Bcptcntber 20 to 22.lmlualvo.sccordlng to plans formulated by the reunion ezccutlvo cummlttre of this organisation.Over two bundml dead bl:do-moat of them n~o.1»rs and trrerw--srereplc led 6%-» a treo at a ldnc oln home, presumably victims of tlghtnlugtlttrlllt the storm*ot the night betorq. ln msuy cases feathers were stripped completely trout the birds.lllcbnrdson county la blgger by more than 500 acres tbls your thaniast. ac-rordlng to the repon made bsévl-lnty tiaseesor s. H. Bolejack.Tha wvlng tendencies ot the Atlsaourlriver, which ahtfted some of the sand bottom or Missouri to thla county,lef t!responsible for tba change In area.1'Ire nf lmdrtt-rmlnand origin totally rlostroycd tho Farmers' Union elevator at Vernlon. with a loss atlmated at $54000llra. L. IJ. 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E ?'4; \ § \,!~< I 3 § JI `¢ ~ "\- f r e :i"l"¥1 |u n - -. . _ ¥.a v ; - 4 , palhlxa rtrwzls vm the demlndsacf ma mn u i n n m u m 1 `¢},I f "" " " " "' " ` " ""`" " " "sam- whic h Koster 11:1 is more una was d|1\1IJg ueqmma mgnumeu us one pin! of mmf lnln wnicia anarnnlzed labor take the poailllm thnt 51| hot md wen b|\t:r.n3l.ln¢ 15.5 ¢°d"m?\'";1l§::§5¢'I£»2T'§i`f.'.§mISL plentiful ihla year um: for :en INF!some mon can-ying tluhlng rodl. and bellen 3nik: have been stlrm¢L ~ the action Ol' the rllivrly head! is |the summon u! former Iwmpm \\l1.nlnn mn ulnlrlnl In hh .ann sn .m W t bullni,thmwlng her out q n ln n I.thomudllsf. season with salt and nan. p a r t o f a a m p a l g n t o de st ro y t h e u n l o n l . u w a s p n a m e a L u W u h l n x l n n t h a ! P n d d a a t H a r d i n g w o u l d d o n o t h i n : n o n In z h e m u m ' a t p r e s e n t . ( l vl n g l l u r a l l m u l s a n o p p o r t u n i t y i n p r o ve u m th ey c o u l d o p e m t e l.'Uectlv|.I_\ son.d m i n t n h v w ud ml nl an ra tl un h e 'r u u a l n l a n t s e r r e u r y o f l l a t e .T h e d l a m m : h m u r . W i l s o n a n d m m o t h : - r u h a w f o r R e e d d i t n h o m t h e y r a r s u f t h e W u r l d Ir n r .flat'Il o p u l n l l m m o f l l l n o u r l n n m l n n t e d i l Ii . B r e w s t e r ul } § |a n. q la C i ty fo r Il a n Ivn nw . -" _ n u n " . - _ u an1 1. a»vuv nv :aut h e d n t . C a l l e d S l a t e !B e n l l o r W i l l i a m E . C r o w e a t l ' e n n l y ! n n l | , w h o s u c c e e d e d Se n at n r K n o x .d i e d a t h l l h o m ! n m - r a n : l i n e n : h u be g u n la s t D e r m u h r r .i l l np p e a r r fl In t h e s e m i s u n i t t u l fv i J r l u l '\ J t h n l a h m Jo h n B l o o d . 2 m e m b e r o f t h e O n s I i u n d n d z n l n l e z h m m h n l p l t a l w w w a t t h e N e b r u h I l a u o u a l g u a r d . h a d h i s r l z h t h a n d b l o w n : n e a r l y o l ! b y a bo m b It C a p i t a l l x a c h . L i n c o l n a m u l m m e m p l r k w h e n th e b o m l \ u p l o d f d n p r : l u ' l u u l i l g l a w d t h e ( u s o . te n or . C o u n t y T : u n t e r 1 1 . L . l fl a n a g i n o l Pn vrn e e C i t y h a s A I 0 s e m L a n a l w h e a t w h i c h m a d e n n e o n ! y l l l d t h !! s u s a n i r l t h 4 0 % b u s h e l s t o t h u s e m . Th e a ve r a g e y l e l d mr : h a c nm m m m i t y El li s : m uo n In a b o u t 15 b us he ls . p e r . h é f z b e u m m U ! z h i f ¢ f = } § B H : m a I n t h e m i x t u r e .P u u r i n t o a h u t , ¢ » - -fi n- . l e r e d b a k i n g dlllla a n d b a k e t w e n t y ml nu h sl . »wa ~~tg, :_;*!f f ;Blair, Nehr., August 10, 1922.-'nm ENTERPRISE-Iu n lr luh i e e am:THE ENTERPRISE ~City ,ixmart. €nu! nmpe rmn1 l£ty mdbesuty.S h u b v e l l h m w n i n A LOCAL NEWSPAPER I-'onposc awuher.Mr . md li n . A n B a lm were it Why is It dnl whm we think °f|l|¢h¢nhd§rlMoDln thmuzhonttha A LL Tm-: PEOPLElr. and llrl.Gurlu Hebondd L The program they will presentshould bo wma an "Artist Red iou - gE~L."i.:a;.11d".»u Hrs. GENERAL AND LOCAL NEW S AND COMMEYJT NO. an u z e r n w u r l .D D m a k e S c o t c h m u s i c p o p u l a r i n o u r E r n e s t D u d o a ,t h e fa m o u s A t h a -T h e R e v . J . W . ~_s r n n n l vv t i m n n n v I m e i n d l vi d n l i .T ! m i n n P h n l s i . i n n n n l l m u h h tha $!|»nh»h BLAIR, WASHINGTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA, AUGUST 17, wa;VOL XXVI LL Fl ER FROM :mix A. HHOAIJES Motley, Minn., Aug. as, 1922 Mn. T. C. Hilton, Blair, Nebr., Dear Lira. Hilton:--Aa I write this brief epistle of the happenings of our iivo hundred and more mile joumey across country from Blair, I am eh- ting under the shade of a c lump of pine trees.natives .of this oountry from before the time that man under- UJOk to subdue mother nature and work her over to suit his own mm. But ao far as working thin part of the domain over he has not accompilnbd n g r e a td e a la a n c r e s a n d a e r e a o f native pina:are still standing un» lourhed by the devasting hand of tisilizalion and retaining the beauties of nature with whlth the Almighty has crowned the hills and valleys. Primarily this la a land of forests ond only a few short yearn ago the ln- ]mbitans lived as much in deadly fear of the terrible forat tires as did the plaiumen in early days live in fear of the prairie Brea.That fear is not entirely gone as is evidenced by the fac t that the govemment maintains the forest rangers organization zo guard asralmrt this danger.The hills ard valley sexcept where cleared. are covered with evergreen: of all kinds including Tamarac.. Nor- way Spnace, Fir etc.. and in many of the lowlands the peat bog; are in evi- de|1Ce, which in ease of iire ignite and }:»um for days.I nm just now sitting within a. quarter of a mile of one of these hogs and just vemrdnr on the way to Lake Shnmineaw, where we fished for bus and pike. we pused one nf theeo bog:whicb had been AmmanBm a F3 BIG szw AT CANNING p_'\CTOg CONSUMBD BY FIRE The big lilo at the earninl facto caught lite Tuesday night and 1 to the ground.'l'he.bll.le mutt ha ¢tanldlb¢mtoneo'c lockler\\rhen whhtle blew ebout two e. m.- building was a mul of dunes - whe n th e n n bo y : :win d I t vu hr gone mn nothing c ould be -= m a a n it.Jim Berger. who : * e a . r . n y lh e W llo u 1 . I n h i s about 12:30mdet¢.ha¢t1mutheme no sign of fire anywhen.How » lire started in e myflery. Mr.Du n n o lnlnrms us that th los: so the buiidinfil lb0¢lt$12~ which ru fully inmrud.In the build int. Qlowevar, there were two e motom, a twenty and a flvo power, ciutdsu md pulleys and feet of convey or belt and lblilt | feet of the outddt c nnny or !-- from tlmamning fac tory to the .1 whlch was s tau! lou.This part o the outdde ec nvcy orwu eneu -»- put In only 1 week cr no ago.. su a n ii me to mn o pc n ti n g so:1ea.rnoeffanlrillb¢n1.|deat » time to rebuild the silo.The ma u i n l c h h u b e e n g o tn g i n t o t h e d l wi!! be dumped on the ground. 'I'hey expoctto||.§rtce.nning ~ 'I\lemday. Aug. 22. if they can get dnmapm go the conveyor mamed - that time.They ue finding it --- calt to obtain conveyor belting of nroper size u they cannot get it Omaha.. INTER EbTl NG A DDRESS ~ . n g a f' 7 * 7*5'»"f""=DELIVERS noon PROGRAM AND SPORTS OF ALL KINDS PROMISED The Athletic program for the eorn- ing Washington county fair promise: to be one of the most complete carni- vals of sport ever pulled oif at a Nc- hraska county fair.Two and three but ball games will be play ed each day, thc fastest team.: of this section of the state competing.Tennis and Basket ball by the achools of the county, all kinda of races. tugs-ov!\var ar|l horsoduhoe games will round out at full athletic program.There will be something doing in athletics every minute from 10:30 till 6:00 o'clocl¢. Miss Nell A.Logan has nrrsmged Ior space for exhibit of articles made by disabled ex-service men in Gov- ernment hospitals. hiisu Logan promi- ses a very interesting and attractive cathibit.Space has been assigned in the new School and Ar! Hall now un» der construction. The Fair management feel fortu- rote in recttrinrg Captain Jack Payne the high diver for one of #Jw free sets for the coming fair.Captain Payne dives off it ladder 110 feet high into 1 tank of water four feet deep.His night pcrfomunce is clone in specta- cular manner,in an asbestos suit saturated with burning gasoline and .mg a burst of fireworks."" The premium ribbons for the 1922 fair have just been received.They ore all larger and superior to ribbons use-rl at previous fairs; all silk ts-ith gold leaf lettering and the State Seal. Those for the Baby Show display two' Dr. Kirkpatrick. at the Methodil! church Sunday evening,said, *some people say 'rellfdon is entirely a pet- nonnl mat1.er,' "this," said ha "il on- tirely wrorg.If christianity Sa any- thlng in all it ls nodal."The Doctor is right.He :lid not mean that there is not a personal aspect to religion. The basis of christian life is n perman- al relationship with God. but when tba christian life is lived out it must ind expression in :nelation with man and this relationship morn be actuated br the spirit of God in the ehrtsdan and num harmonize with lt No aln is merely personal. Every sin haul social significance. Sin ir ain not only because it is an abomination in the aight of God. but because it brings destruction to th individual and 'society alike.T m for example the ten corrzrnnndmentt Every one has n social siimlllcancl and the things there forbidden are the things that undermine individual. ao- cial ond u mma li f e .Ami lust as ¢tTl'Y air is asmlrwt both God and men so there is no way to serve men trol# without pondering rowice to God. And there in no 'rar to servo God noart from servlee to rnen."Ho hath ahewd thee. 0 man. what is good wi what doth the Lord require of thea, but to do justly . ard to love nmffya nm!to walk humbly with God." (Micah 6:E\.\And Jenna himself said "In an muc h as ye did it to these- ye did it to me" and "In as much as ye did it not to !.b....;ya did it not onto me."No there is no rll'-»ion anart from .9 sox Calhoun tup.)220.00 Niels Rasmussen (muilin--hall)7.00 C. H. Spihr (nr°=i¢}¢¢ usea- aor for Grant twp.)200.25 Henry Truhfson (mm wbrk and miirsgo)191.20 Gen Ohrt <dHMl¢ for mn- porary road)15.00 Geo. Loftjn (und dfdttillli 28.35 Niek I'. l..¢nen (mud dn:- gir\3}1 25.20 5. H. Nei? (road veneer)76.00 The Tnimno (printing)682.615 Amd! Hdw. (supplies)27.29 Bhry c . new Co. Clk.80.20 E. c . J ac kson mm. own coals)7.25 I2. CL Jncklon (County Court cotxa)_13.15 Hnuric o Mahreru lwliflx elec- tion notices)40.00 Woodruf! Printing Co. (county Supt. supplies)10.82 Winfneld Schurmla (mad drag- s i n ll 40.06 Blair Tel. Go. (rent :nd tolix)23.60 Dan. Luth. Pillai. Hoon (P{lnt- Ing)20.00 w. L.. Cnldwoll (rent for count- ing board Blair twp.)5.00 S. H. Neff (grading)48.95 Ed Miller (bridge work)4.50 Wm. Goaker Gabor)5.00 S.li. No!! (bridge work)9.00 James Rasmussen (onine on smderi 240.00 P. J. Ivo:un {t.ru:!.or)78.50 Siam Journal Co (suppliat)36.03 Wm. Niebullm (fond drlxtinrr)4l.{0 Blair Oil Co. f av)s a w Ball Tel. (;,(nut and tolli)30.50 Quality Meat Market (supplies for poor)12.80 Wm. Prochnsw (gnder)|8100 Wm. Pro¢.'1now (labor)13.00 P.oh~aor Brom. (labor)89.00 CDMMISSIUNERS MEET ,41.| nw GRIST OF a| 1.1,s-'rn.\xs- .\(`T OTHER n| PqRr.\1\"r BUSINESS Vounty Cbmmksionefs Room, Blair, Ncbr., Aux. T4, rm. 'I hi* Board of County Com1nis.a!ona1"a nw-1 pursuant to udjourrment ttkfn 1 1 ;31, um.Present J. F White. H. V. Blaco and Henry Truhlsen. :¢!|~minutes of the la n meeting l.rf- rend and approved. if. Uhr u :artful exlmlnltion of tbl* f0"»\\ir.g blila on the dirhrent fundn. it "dn moved and lleconded ihlt the !t\"f»w'ng claims bo allowed, md the¢01"l.y Clerk 1|hereby ordered to arim \\aI\1nts on the dllercnt fund: ga I-=1:»m m .Carried. all :numbers ¥oL:1;2 ";y¢.""PL W. Marsh (msd work)3 42.50 Art Hrflilf (road work)5.00 1f»1.| Skov (road work)62.50 >r.x|Registrars §r°|r |Jlr!.hs|. .7' §H|l deaths)19.00 en. Institute Fund (inltfluto ~ fvndl 100.00 ~\niih Publ. House (envelopes)3.26 ullnm Siemers (hall rent pri- { l"l:1ry flmfkny l m : frank Jorkinl fiflé, oil etc.)15.63 5- I' lemon (anvassing pd- rzlrv Vnltii-9.00Dim. Luth. Publ. House Infini- < ingl 4.00 Car! J. Jensen (labor)20.00 L P. Skov (labor)l0.00 th... 'fhiefoilit {I|.hor)2.50 3. R Jensen (ment for poor).85 E Hilninger & Snn (dray||;1e} 3.65 A'h~r1 Wodward (labor)l m \,Jr. John Hehmns.Mr. :nd Hrs. Lincoln Warrick :nent the church services we do not mean to make a showing so much as we an k¢¢n1y anxious to do the llasier honor |l,]|1l lo pulh HI: kingdom to the Imnt and to make His c hurc h stud "Four Square" to gvery wind, every storm an-1 in the m1dlto! ali to he at pence wish all that is twd and at war with dl :hat is unholy usd among. !hird day of the chautluqua,the Scotch Llagginl and Ernest Dudon. :Esc Harold Hortnn Kumar, Author. With the exception of Harry Lander, I.f.n'id Duggln is today. the most fa- mous Scotch éinger.He has a beau- tiful tenor voice and is a dellghtful gentleman. ¥Iliza.bet11 Hamilton Du ln.aPrism Donna Soprano of &York .~L a Drum., Nebr. Sun-iny. Aug. 13th.Hour of Wor- thip Il a. m.Sunday school at 10 I .r ;In the aiternoon a Sunday nehool picnic will be held on Mr. Chrin LIn\en'¢ Inns.Chiidrenh prog:nm nl 3 0'-cock.You are oordilily in- im! no coma.' P. J. Reinertsen, Pnstnr. A CARLOAD OF Genuine American Field Fence and Galv. STEEL POSTS JUST RECEIVED Prices are Lower i £ 1 1 I-(Ax.~.s 1' 7/IL' Auto mancPush-Bad!Q U W 1 / G u n P@f1 v 1 1d Q</MQ CLS: :.':~".:mm vm vw hm imma vm. Nm v n u ~ TN ku ww bill XMum we u mmm v-,. "-xml,~ No nm: mf-1 an nmn » .m mu-m. xmvnmum" Nopnwwnlumunwmuu~|yym.m1 yannn -uema-wma S¢¢ n- uy -n~w~x.»y 'mu hun so mm uw 0 o nu.no vu an 'Irx.e `\ N Z svu 0 Our Special for n few days Large Galvanized W ash Tub 5 cts. RED AR ROVV BONDS W i m E a c h Sa le Double Bon-ds on all a.::nun§s dating prcvhms to July |,!922. ina;-;;ai~a¢w; 5 °r tn : W / / v c // f f r f n s w u 51-7- ¢ / ho liao moi: tint prize.He eompht- ed his study in Berlin.He is n noted computer md beddu acc ompanying the Scotch Dugglns, he will prennt n gmup of his own compoaitinna on the piano. Thou who appreciate the beat In music rendered by real artists 'lriil greatly enjoy the program o n t h i thin] day of the chautauqua John Surly mramou mln uncanny.lr. Mog ul P od an tnn r u e d a n y at hi; hom: lu ! Sat!!y morning:npr ns iilneu of about four monthl-'i1l| family hm! !M lympathgeof the e m i t community ln their r u n - n mi .Hr. and lin. James Sip of Omaha un Sunday guests of Jlmea Thomp- lotfs.H i n E lh m niumeel hom:this them fur a few days visit.Hin Ada Schenk spent lu! Sunday in town whiting friends.Relnlson from Omahl visited the b g Tb9mpso§fnznjly|ut Sgnd-I "'§fI'£11E§{»I'J¢i»¢ Ryan and Hin Hunt and Min Luclle Mslhnaun ofHom spent Snmzdny i t [riI\4PI\ Rar»n'».`Li|.t!'e Janis! Dnuzbcny of Omaha s p e n t i a s t . w e e k w i t h h e r ~enll, Mr. ind Mrs. E. W. IJu.rdxc.Herbert Herzog :rd mother. Hrs.Either Herzog md Hhs Francis and.muchen nccompanid by O. H. God- uy and daughtcn, Misses Eldlce andMnrzlrr drove so Lake QuiaeblughSunday afternoon.While than they had an upcrianca which my 40 not ma an renat.!)rI~r!nl on; the Fred Bugoon at Blair.Mrs. (J ump Donndy | |keiplng 31-"~e at Hue Pate? T'i\\0n farm..Hr.and Mn .Beale!and hmi lywent to 'Winnebago ll!! Saturd;:..lnd:peut the week eampirx.Hr.l and Mn. Brooks came home Hondav'md Nm Resin and the children willmmin for | fur day s.They ==,\;°f= xo be hams Wednesday aveuimr.n . "'"~o\f'= me* with an accident Hardly.She Ml. striklnit her hand and turnedn finger back.She was taken to Blnlr zo 1 phynicinn md ramaind in town for f»"'¢~ru\ dawn.A friend of Mn. Ellxlbelh And||-nu Binir. HERMAN DEP:\RI)III!H"I`ww W " " § u m'.ueant presented for the chautauqun `LL CREEK VALLEY N01-B3 thin summer and ~ "Conquest: ollin. Roy Han gf `l;|iia;on'Nebf., is BE __|I'en|:e"' won the prize. ing the ""°°z r ' mr ,2Ir. a d Hrs. Henry Monke and Mn'The outstanding c haruilw arc s-"~ Chru Truhlun and Mr. Tmm-and mi. W m. Bilther and lon of Unc le sm. W m. Penn. lhe Indilnn t aan.."noun a m Teddie Swknmon, "u1u.|uL||u "'"" '"""umm nmmf' wa non Adum *iffjf ?=El3§".*2?."'§ 90.10 .1 3 fr' I |1 .i. . 4 `¢ S . . D \ l l l l l I . § {1 0 1 a u v c a u n u n ;- u v r n n f . ' 0 ¢ -h a d b o o n b u s y o n i t a n d h a d p i l e d d i r t o v e r i t i n a n e l f q r t t o e x - t i n : u ' 1 t h t 'b l a z e .h t ! !i t W P S s i i l l smoking.Through these peat hogs much dim- tulty is encountered ln trying to build ~ "~: 1 > iv , a 1 places gradually rm~~own |~0bags.Here H. is that the c orduroy ur log roads are built Ind great |081 from a foot to two feet or mom in diameter are thrown crosswir-e of the roads and covered with dirt I nm told that on one of these corduroy l'0lll£ that the road is undorlaid with twenty-fi1.u tiers of thu! log: which would mean that for at least forty feet down below the road bed were Solid logWhen win country was young and cmered with the naive timbers the lumbering industry llonrished and 5|an am mills were found- in difllurg ent sections and logging camp: weretommo:.These camps employed mnzav 'non through the winter rnonthn rotting out the timber and gmtting it out ua the mills.This timber, after being cut and trimmed. was loaded on sled; and taken down their iced roads to the mills.When I say iced mad 1 had perhaps, betterexpllin. In the fall before the §¢ork bvgun and af ter the timber spotters had located the particular piece of timber that \\:u= ln he cut.. a road about fourteen fact wide was ckarod and when cold \\cr\T.hcr came on it vu-is iced much as theboys ice um md: dovgn_tl}e hills in our éountry when they are c out- inz. and down this tragic the timber was hauled with comparative oane.The marks of many of these olcl wands. as well as of the camps, are still in evidence.But man is gradually getting in his work and this country is being, turned into fields of hrs' and small grain and some corn, although it ia a bit too far north for corn to thrive well.The soil is of a sandy loam and rich grass- \ .a \ ¢ : v m | | ¢ 1 " ! ¢i t l m m m I F R U I H G a u l l a u u r l r ! : l u n u n \ ¢ | | v G a v a u v v u . Mr.and Mrs.Harry Salts enter- ¥r'ncd the fo'Iowing relatives and frionds nt dinner Sunday.Lira Lee Smith and daughter, Arlcrue, Hr. and un. Roland smiah. nh. me Mrs. 1za -.: t .,__,, : m .~ . ; -~.;. .n ~ . a m Hrs. Frank Se er. quiet.Our next town was Dunlap ard just before entering the town um broke a front spring and had to stop long enough to have a new one put in.Wo then wont as far as Dennison where we made camp for the night. although not y et llve o'4:1ock but Pdcllla was still feeling badly and we thought best to let her rest. After a goo d nig ht! r ut Pr idlla was line and has been the bust of the bunch since and we broke camp early ,néxtfmoming and mended our way north over the beat roads that I han ever travelled,through Odebolt mul to Storm Lake when we had dinner. Storm Lake: is well worth mention- ing.The city is built along the bank nf the lake which is several miles long and ia a fine body of water and from n scenic point. of vlow is hurl to equal. From Sturm Lake we went to Oko- boji wlzere we stopped for two hours or more soimz over this summer re- sort,which ia composed largely of small cottages and tents.The lake is of considerable size, much larger than Storm Lake argd a very preuy sheet of water.We camped Wedrlésdayunlglxf oh Bpiri;Lake.another beautiful lake and the early roaming view of the lake, with the fringe f treo: on the oppo- site bank just at day break, was un- oqualled by anything rairited by the band of man. From Spirit Lake we \l-R L north crossing the Liinneaota line and pau- lng through Jackson. which is a. live little c ity of about 2,G00.ll.has pr.\ed streets, electric lights and other inmnnvomrnta It was hw far the c}»ra~rQ Christlarlty must find social expression.0 ¢ - - - - - - - THE BL AIR BA ND The Blair Band ia an orerasdratibli xr' 3 i4°'|. %l'1|'ia "*untill 'rimi 3553.o not there la another band in the auto in a :own this aiae that is better.Bu: 00 have a good band moans time, money and a lot of hard work.Whomthe a\erage person co,rMs down town con- cert nights he may appreciate the srvwet mwc but rarelygmops to consid- er the long hours of practice no make It possible. The concerts this summerhave been exceptionally good and the band boys and their leader deserve the hearty :banks of the community. This reminds ua that there wiv lv- no .more amen c¢~'\ce"4a l.*;i.. r~:frm. N¢J¢k~.Yl`edulell=ja3' coming ln__|:h§utau- qua week. thu# will pe nofovbctri. The following Wednesday is August 30th. the day nel for the Harvest pie- nic at which time the band will play. The last oqncert. Sept. 5. will be given on the Crowell Home lawn. - - » -- - ~ - BRASS CHOIR ENSEHBLE To APPEAR AT CHAUTAUQl'.~\ Sinn the advent of the highasz transportation rata: in want history, than have not been so many travelimr lv"uda, but that is no indinllon that hand r°11.uc in not so highly apprai a u d as in former yonn,__Thc c w- trary is true.Brass music ia more highly apprewted than ever before as 's '-a'i|'r~st in the fart that town: all over the c u=~r:= are supponing their own hands.There are nfl;\nlag¢s to us perhnph in Qhe fact that large bands are not so numerous for thin reason; that those who are sent out represent the best player: on blih: krstrumants.In other words,the *t soloists of the band: are aeleded and put into smaller mum and then R. !'. Rasmussen (re|:alrwork) R- I'. Rasunuanan (repair work)R G. Adanu Sump and Stl. Co. 7 (Auto plates) 3. P. Rasmussen (labor Q ten-bridge) P. Rasmussen (oamentn i k ]" ~ Mary C. Debel. Co. Clk. (can vaadng election roiurna) Henry Chdstcrnen (canvassing election ratnrns) Dan.LBLI1. Publ. Home (sup- plies) Omaha PT; Co. (1 bool: L LJ Colley a Company (supplies) Sas Bros. uuppliez for poor) Su & Plrish (supplies for _ w r ) Zion Imrinrte J: lnduamea ilupplies) The Stewart Pharmacy (medi- cine for poor) II. 34 Thenhara wwf-1 ox- penses Cornelia Van Tassel) llana C. Larsen (labor) Lucian Peck lwld work) The Pilot (printlngl Wayne Fackler (cobs for poor)u h m N i a b a m (road dug- lrlnxl ' lemon I:Nielsen (blacksmith work) W. P. Cole (precirct asseasor Fontanelle) I'tark Ja!mel Jr. fpmind. :uw- sessor "hir pr#-*J 'I :.°r; Sell: fr*'civinsr 1 Ret. :rsrasing books, etc) 3'»'m._§. Badgar (product as- sessor, Arlington) Ella R. Bron (precinc t as- aesaor, Blair City) F. E. Fletcher (precinct as- lelaor. Hennani 8.00 0 .ae 8.00 10.90 0.00 9.00 : s m 78.30 8.18 76.86 8.72 13.01 !2.00 75.00 40.00 2.50 33.09 2.50 28.30 33.00 2.15.25 200 00 115.28 305.50 300.00 225.00 P.olrrm' Brom. (labor) Thomas Thompson (labor) James J ustin (labor) Wm. Prochnmv {labor} Ernest Xlahundo (labor) Albert Moaloaklo (labor) o n of Blair elim and | lobg}rGamma 1llzutinrlruad work) Ed Bliundorf (road work) r u m :Jenkins {ol]7-labor)89.00 18.00 4.00 00.00 10.00 10.00 28.01 40.00 15.00 85.85 E. B. Anderson (road dn:- zins) J. Bluiller (auppliu for poor) Anderson fl Lund (Ins. prom. on Workm.an'a Con. policy)170.00 Fontanelle Garage urn. belt- Eng atc.)3.30 Funk Dudgveon (road work)3.60 A. P. Compton (road work)0.00 Jas. Ryan Jr. {|loatin8)29.25 John Kgegan (labor)l3.00 Zion lnst. lndnltriea (Supplies)5.48 Mary C. Debt! rw-of for Aug.) -*166.56 Gust Munson {»alary for Aug.) 85.00 City of Blair (water rent)29.98 Haurice lldanna !ulary _!or Aug. and expenae)170.80 Blabel J. Marsh (salary and postage)181.17 .Fora P. lvanen (road drag- liver? 18.45 17.59 Aug. Prochnnur (labor) Blair Auto Exchg.(labor, re- pairs etc.) Wm. Pmchnow (labor) Henry Grhrk (road work run- ning grader)Louis Lunch (labor) Albert Prochnmr (labor) J. L. Peterson {1abor)Will M¢DDndd (labor) Paul Paulsen (labor) Chu. Gilliam (labor) Void Ireland (labor)Walter Mc Cnc ken rpmcidn av manor, Coming City)i65.00 W .i dWm. Ruhr (precinct aaseuor,E n ge nr ugf gg Richland 1 } I240.00 | Wm. Koenig (labor) "`|"drd. E. W inset mpming)m s $ . g i n ( m d w o r k ) R083 Parrish (labor)32.00 ' dJens cz. Jenson (labor)000 B°§:L?°'°°"'°" (ro 0 16.00 22.00 me a 1550 $.00 8.00 22.50 5.00 2.25 0.00 12.00 25.00 21.00 54.00 x 5.00 52.20 n e m n w o a u n r c o m u n m m q u g notiilad m do ao. z z m m z c o n s [ N c m s : While moving homone job to an- 0ta a r la n . I -' : i d q, D a n £u . r r ay h | d ; nruoddont t11zt*hn»does-not can ti'~"°¢`f have rapeated very noon. He was going from tho Ralph Bou- vlsr tuna. nonh of Do Soto, to tha .lack Laura plana nuthve zt of Do Soto and had to c ron the b r ld p wma Hills creek, aodth of tha Sam Bowler place. Just as theenglnavnaon thanorth approach and partially on tha Grit span the apppagh rave way, throw- ing the engine into tha crock, twiltlng it up putty badly and lnaaklng It loosc from the aspirator. Th ee n gi ne i aa to talwn c ka nd vill have tobononthac ktothefactoryand ntmilt.Mr. Muna; hal the engins out at the creek and the imridrl la ba- 'Ing rapdrod. Luckily no one was hurt in tha wreck only Dan. who rushed a dlght bww on his rl¢h1 leg. TRAIN as I[BLD UP B Y z xc s s s n f s HE A T n n - - _ (World-Herald, Aw- 15.) » Spddlngi,Nob..Aug.1-u-'rm-id Yrwnrrfures drlayc i train.:on tb l Union Pa'isle hrrnh from Columbo.: Wtezrllg;E."-naive halt Sprung Ilhn rails for a great distanca bottom this place and Primruaa Respond- ing; to a hurry call. section man from this plana and Cedar Rapids worhod several hom-a atraighzening the track. nmz n GI RL S ' r ou n I N s o x C A R Cmston, Ia.. Ma 15 .- Two PNN! girls of tender age, from Blair. Nebr., giving the naman of Hard W illiams, Muon, and Opal }lr:Evwera,sixteen, were found inaboxc arinthoB\u'-» lington I w i !yulenday . 'Tony said a ii i é .WI 'e3g l .1rr 51FN. 11-:4ii!! 4`i u i 1.4g gl»1 s » - 1 ;;-d,§;=~Lynn P riah and o spent u even orat :he O. 1. Hilainnr home. lir. and Hn. Geo. Wachter and Hr.and li:s.Blnaon of Pender visitedH e r m a n r e l a t i v e s ~ The Viggo Hannon amlly spent Sunday at Lake Qinnchaurh.Ilia Thelma Godmf was up IranOmaha and spent Saturday ami Suo-day with home folks.Hra.Anna Paddle,Mlaa Caroline \'u-hier.Hin Ruth Cameron andHina Clara Kramer left Monday fora two week' otltlng un Lake Okoboji.Gem Pnrrlah of Roaalle spent Tuca- lay az the parental S.M.Parwlh home.hw. Boydcn was a Teknmah vial- Gray a a - tolininierday.ea E. c. Borda tu m! ed a hc; sale at Stanton \~.¢:!waay. Mi n Hazel fgm had as a guestthe post veek,lu Luc ile Mullmaun ll Ly ons.Hines Mildred and Arlene Schcnck _aunt the u_gt";»el|;sxith their aunt, ra.I Y'u . § '.. Bundle ldt Friday for L ; Wyoming for nfevr week: visit. Sic had planned to go about threeweeks 11° but was unable to get herHake! on account of the strike. lies Hazel Hendrickmn 1| taking a on weeks vacation from her dutiesatllelephone olhce.She il :pend-h c r time with home follu in the country.l r .and Mrs.Floyd Lottie wereBlair visitor! Friday. like Beatrice Inland and two younglady friends of Blair drove up Wed- nesday and ata a picnic dinner in the park here.lite. E. C. Dailey has mented her illlle to Jesse Huugate. who taadseait the school here this year.Sheunc out from Omaha Saturday and ldaained until Monday evengiget-gi the place cleared of w in-hm- for renting. aa Heade Lyzholf returned Tuca- . 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ALONG THE BOTTOM ROAD Mn .Ed Pyle:was frightfullylurned Saturday urhe aha attempted 'bo earn' a w f o f blazing paranncfrom the stove out to the porch.011 enchlng tho porch the Mane waslalown over her hands cauairg her solrop the paraflne udxich splashed overr f umm.wi th har clothes aflree ntehcd to the yan! and extngunh- rd the dunes.With the aid of herlauzhter, Velma, the b lu e on the ,arch was put out and rr:khbon andloctors called.She was en to the 3|alr hospital where it ia reported sherl dofng al well as can be expected. The threshing rnuchlrca have again aeon busy, Hlneilne Bros. have finish-ed for Fred Mctalera. J. Bandar andthe Ray Bros.One Bzlurray machine Bl thleehod for w. Tyson ard anna These nillccra to be in ofllce one yea; or until next chautaunua time. The usual story tellin! and Dlns supervision will be carded nr.Surc ly vrlth all of these plans our 3eunnnéoule may loci: forward to n wonfler| ful time during the chautaumm.Tho' sumurd Chautauqua Sy stem m u m no charge for the Junior work and 51 ia free to all people of all men. RAlLPOA{)Mecnm arcs AND HELPERS WANTFD BY THE I crncnoo .sr NORTH § WE'°iT{§}2\ RA`LWAYCO.i Oo account of the action of a num- ..snhmyou have Imuhocl arm ms Nou \rl\¢l. happens bsml. out ul hum s way. an I Lw nlb g No a ku pe nn! our dn :hm h I a n nl:kmvc. Rumpoml.1 ltanlwe Ho pe sw me h nn n un lx m i|ly5u1¢.o|s¢1 youhnlrt lnldRedman: See a- uy lt-'lnaiagv Pr i¢ 1» ¢l nm S 0c |n ts up . 3 fc ! Q 0 0 n s u . l n l a n IB l e x r P h a r m a c y 4 R E D A R R O W BONDS With Ea ch Sale Double Bon-ds on all a.::nun§s dating prcvhms to July |,!922. ina;-;;ai~a¢w; 5 °r tn : W / / v c // f f r f n s w u 51-7- ¢ / r l~| F O R ' s n u n m v _ A g § ° f § f h |_____5 '. ~O M A R ,T h e W o n d e r F l o u r ~Every Sack Guaranteed Try a Sock, Special Offer for % g Introductory Purposes ~¥The RHOADES Coal and Feed Store 7 H we any: oulmg ever lt :ne mer.lr. and Mrs. Henry Cooper hui ggilnner guests S H .undqr,r and Mn.Bart Cooper and Mr. and Mm.GeneHooper ef Teknmeh ani W. il. Har- ReacoePiteh returned home 33115683 from Schuyler, Nebr., where he hadhen for afreml days pitchinq for the lad;team at that place during shurnlmemt.L. nz §§p¥l| ?":'} four gnn§-e!1il~ z!ed1e:d\y. The Biisses Healey of Blair have*een visiting with their si.-.er. Mrs.Uon Meizler.P. J. Flynn brought his fanlily from iefvon Tuendly evening for an nut-ing wilh J. Conely'| to be near the lake* for Ihhing.T. E. Akin: and family spent Sm:-dav at Lake Quhsnebnugh..The Mine: Benin Rubens and Addse Bunn went to llonrehead. la... Sltur- Maehinists and helpen. Boilermakers and helpers. Blacksmith; and helper; C u zeptlren and lbelpelt Sheet meh! urorlnen and helpers. Pipe fllten nd helpers. E\|.°dlldlI\s and helpers. s r b "t 4 a Q' A x t o \ l i s a \¥n a l s a u \ 5 v v ¢- -- - v ucountry.The log house and barn ls still common but a number of modern built homes are being bui.Et. lt is a land of lakes. as in fact is all Minnesota. where xwd tlshlng and good hunting. in the right season, can be had and an ideal place for anyono wishing at rest.We are fishing every dog in some one of the lakes and are enjoying every minute of lt.. Bn I loaned in to tail you of our tdp and I suppose should begin at the togical point. which is the beginning of the trip.Aa y ou know, we left Blair on last Tuesday, August wth ' " " r "- . . - . . . -- -_ ,.prettiest town we had seen on our trio and the tourist park had every eon- venienee that one could ask.You enter the town by going doun and across a wooded wley with o pretty little stream vending its way down through the valley and as soon as you cross the bridge sw are in the midst of beautifull homes abouire; alt the rennement and advantages of a good business center.It is a place than ls inviting and its pubiic buildings. its menu, its churches and au residen- ces speak volumes as to the produc- tivlty of the lands in au vicinity and at somewhere between ten and eleven the thrift and progressive spirit of o'clock a.m.. with tent and equip-:its psopia. ment.We crossed the Biair ferry and passed through %llssouri~ Valley. through Logon and stopped for din- ner ot the tourist park at Woodbine. Here we halted for about two hours as Pricllla was still ill and volnltinz and we thought best to let ber be .1-lk No doubt you are tired of ing by om time so 1 wan continue this when I see y ou and give you a fail aooount of the remainder of our trip which has been very interetslng throughout Yours very truly, John A. Rhades. groups play the better pieces and ploy Cu1 Hart (labor)1.50 l\"|as I thorn well.{hd. Llgggn {}|_b¢¢)L 5 0 ~ HGHRI I QI 1 tlabor 69.00 WG I I I infol"llled HIS St8|}d3l\l ~ ~ ( l a b o r )~ R H . R I I H N I I Q D ~ ~ Chautauqua System has arranged a Brass Choir Ensemble conslting of the soloists in brass for our Chautau qua oronrmm this summer.The pro» gram will consist of five corretl: Hrs trombones .und live trumpets.to Otto limse (wls and axle "°"f' of Equalization 535 m°et1ng)m m é l .lI. S.. Anderson (road work)50.75 Louis Claseeo (blacksmithFred Dowel:-er (supplies for I m t h ) Pwr)3930 Victor Skov (labor) Calhoun Lbr Co. (sand and lA A. Kronbexgg ilaborl gether with the usual trumpet. comet cetfent)269 95 Peter J. Christensen (roadand trombones played together.li t. p Raunussen (torment |work) Some of the greatest sac red numI work)_.ggggg Louis Gottlch 'tread work? bers will be presented by this COI1l';R'y T,qp|¢¢ (laborl :0 C. J. Hindley (Labor) pary.The chautnuqoa program a.~\L Peter Larsen tlnbor)3ggg Henry llengedoht (road trod) aunountotl this y ear has s numer oi"Ch"Devall usher;330 Dr. E. R.Stewart tiled. ser- strong features,and we anttempatem Thompson (labor)4.oo`vices !or poor) that this Brass Choir Ensemble ullll ituvro 1,\r |{(tractor for ,karl Christensen (road work) be among the better ntt.'11bers Anson Johns came down from Hemingfoni,Nebr.lost week for n short sdsit with relatives and frierds He repons stood crops and everything booming out thve. Julaus Petersen (nails)mg)214.90 Clarence Darts (labor) James Rvan lr. (xmdins etc)lt.00 Rau Gare g n lA. H. Ru { reelnet assessor mann soS h " m ; ' ° m ;1so.so Ed Stncklett Gabor! Sam Stevens (labor)E.. v. Newkirk (precinct a Deltner Peer( labor) sor Lincoln twp)l90.00c. a Mehrens (precinct asses-|(Continued on P°l° (our) 12.43 n e o $1.00 6.00 56.50 25.00 £2.75 1 6.00 3.00 19.50 4.50 43.00 5.82 1o.oo 5.00 5.00 th e y ha d n ar te d! o r Ch tc a; o tod u d work and incidentally, to have a good time.D. E. McEwen, father of one of the girls arrived last aight and took the girls l|0UlB¢-°Ll!\£DIB sms Journal. BIBLE CLASS Have MEETING About thirty -fire members of the Loyal Live Wire Bible Class of tho Christian ehureh,met at the farm home ot Mr. and Mrs. Funk Biihr on fast Friday ayenin;-. A shon business session was held after which dainty refreshments Irena served, eomdsdllng of pressed ehioklo sandwiches. home made ice ma m . wafers and onthe.The neat rolttltt meeting 'Il be held at the home of hir. and Mrs.. Joe Lora. Clyde Allen expects to tlsgtn.esrry- Ing urail on route 1, Honda) Aug. 21. m|lno1~.Pnntle\8|\Itl.a\.l\lnlll|»\|\tl\\|\0l¢ll|t|'fll¥l'\l1=»§l'l';.?»f'f."...1'»;'.1'.f.'..'2 ua aww- Ml u lull' In n- - "-~y . f ~~ u i u w n U I | ; l l ¢ |1 u u | | » l u ¢ ;u v \ . ¢ R ' l .Z .r l l n c i \ v u m t ¢ r \ : | i M d \ t t h e u r . -D H ;"m iJ ,I .w a n h o n e W n a n n r t a r n o n l r ' ¢ .I n .N e l l T y s o n .b e e P n z I I I .l a n d s :h a d # M Y R o f t b l n w - .M r .C h u .V h r i a r e n a e n n t u r n e f l u a # l n a n d ~ s o m e s p h n d l d p l d u f u .h i s s i s t e r ' | ,M n .R .I \ e : 1 \ o n .f r o m A s u n d a u » f a n m a n i l a ;v w h o s -n m - r V H ! ! !h e h m h u t o n n e r m v g m - 1 ~W a * - .:w , ; 1 3 °m d h i s m n t h a r l e f t M u n - a r11 ;- t m .n "L o h C h g n ,S .D t n \ ' | ; i t l l r l a m eC h i a S a n d s a u x i n ;: a n n u l H r s .f m , "g f #~. .B .B m n h a d a " a n i f n l r c - . n n a v i m i m v x g u o i l m s t e r n .c i d m t u m m e k w h e n s m u h u u rold work. r~ Appiy at ones U0 129 N. CLINTON ST cmcano, 11.1. or at nearest shop-ar e»rnep\irl nlllion.