Clark.
. state Mientt Out Hyer became
the owner of new (jold hcrifl'
Mar. surmounted by a note! spread
I'lfwiiicn iu nun inc cnuri
home yesterday afternoon by Sher
The Har, in addition to notifying
all concerned that the wearer it
I. t :s k
uncrin 01 rsenrasiu, na en
Braved on its surface the eal of th
state of Nebraska.
ine presentation was made when
Hyer and (Jus Millrr. superintend
cut of the tar reformatory. Lin
coin, called at Clark' ortice to cn
deavor to nuke Fred Brown break
mi verbal trike.
. Fetter Makes Speech.
W. A. Foster, chief deputy in the
uougut county ahcrifl oltice. made
il.n.t ....u : l : -i. l - ..t : i
m 1 1 v i aiiiiii in wiiii ii lie ruiifiscvl
Hyeri for his co-operation with law
. . A' ' I
cmorccuicni oiimais.
"Especially do the officials in this
office wish to have this Rift under
stood to he a token of the excellent
work done by Gus Myers in chasing
Fred Brown across two states and
finally ranturmcr him." Foster laid. IC
Hvers merelv said "Thank vou."
Then Hyer. Miller and Clark
went to Fred Brown s cell.
"How are you feeling today
tirown.' Miller asked.
"Better." he replied.
Prefers Penitent;ary.
"Would you rather go hack to
Lincoln and wait for your trial at the
.1 ..... 1 vt u..
penitentiary man iu siay iicrc:
ers questioned.
HV.. d. ...... :.t
"Vhat seems to be the matter?"
Miller asked.
"The blood sems to be rushing to
my head," he said. "I think I'll be
v. ts
uetter in a tew cays.
r !'. i I mrt vaii at Plaits
mouth once when you worked for
. . . ?. . ii :ii
tne lien rsiscuu company. Miner
cominucu.
"No. at Valley,;' Brown said.
"Do you want me to take any word
to your children?" Miller questioned.
"No, they are too young to under
stand," Brown replied.
Box Car Jumps Track and
Plnws TrirniiBri RiiilfHnfe
Broken Bow, Neb., July 15.-(Spe-
ciai.j ine j. n. Aieiviue mmuer
company suffered damage to their
building when a boxcar on a local
treignt, switching in me . yaras
segment of Colfax county and re
ports to the state department the
combined valuation for last year was
$43,567,530 and this year $41,155,935,
5'i per cent.
Preciilrnt Annointi Four
Nebraska Postuimtfri
washiiigion. July 15. iSpecu
Telfaram.l .The followinv nol
Sheriff Gus Hvers
Given Gold Bad
p D masters have been appointed in Ne
for Brown Capture : JZn
I Snyder, resigned; Gem, Lciiaii coun
an iiHiiiiiiy, viff nuurii i..
Star, Surmounted ly a Gold Garrison, resigned; Huxley. Custer
eountv. Mrs. lrma 1.. Smith vire
Spread Eagle, Presented
by Sheriff. Mike
THB 8UNPAT -ee: OMAHA. JULY 16. 1922.
9 A
county, Mrs. Jrma L. Smith, vice
Hattie A. Lowry, deceased; Imhof,
I tlfWIlmm nillllU mmtlnaas II A 1 1 a
fiwi'iaam kwm'ij, itlUI a-'. VVUIt
vice Lonnte McMurtry, declined.
Deaths
Hllhuf Van !.
fm IV I thus Van iM.va AmA at
hia hnm here Ha had b-n itl fur v
rai fi) wim typnaia nvr.
CnlUway Tha funarsl of Hay Oilmnra,
who tlld at hla hom aaal of fallaway.
waa h-lt hr. air. Otlrpora mini hra
from tha aaa(ro part of tha alata a fw
Mrs. Mmrim P. W-pd
Ul.lAA 0 f . wJk ... . Ik III....., fx
of rurnaa county, wa hurid hrt. Hha
wm ntariy ? yaara oio at ma uma ni
h-r daattt and the oldaat iltuB of lha
ounty
Miiaii. u.ia
nmwm imii,
Baflra Funar aervitaa for Wtlliam
Ball, II. wara held hr. conducted by
Ik... W I 11 . a W -
rf T, (i, tUf-aitli t W a) lit Miutat
raildani of lha county and had lived hara
ior ii yaara. na waa oauva vi reun-
eytvani.
inrm r rv ar . n
Writ Point Tha funaral of Mr a, Frad
is. .i.ii.. a. i ... lk.
vnutr - nr letisin stcinc tiuaisfivw. -
eeeied waa II yaara of afa and an old-
lima raaioani oi inia cuy, comma; nr
Waal Point Mra. J. Huo. mothar of
a, nuo ni ni9 viir mvw
or Aiq nere ei me r
ka ... S . U t Sa Stan Van
. w i .....i... k. k.il
v Here uneei fwwn wm w
f nitn ar, nprrrmr,
time raaldant of Colfax county, dti-d at
S.I. I 1- . A . .-..III. VT .riaa a
nie p"nie in nvnuiriunTim, l
linvarinar liinaaa. nia enter, .mre, ivnv
of Bchuvlar. waa at hit a Me whan death
eame. Ha waa a member of tha Nebraska
lagiaiatura in aai, inq wu one mn
auparlntandant of hlfh achool and later
euperinipnaent o vsm p,i-.
In '17 ha rcretved an appointment to a
pneiunn in ini rinaion uianuinn
Waahlnfton, D, C. Ha waa a civil war
veteran a the Mth Ohio Infantry. Tha
bedy waa burled In tha National came
tary at nina;iofi
run amnvuii,
AMim Taiiand nflti Turnbull. horia buy
er rftaitiant of thla o ty. d ad at tna
i knantta 1 fitMnwlnsr a nrier ill
UClli imaKOKi r. m
u. W.B . atatli nf Rcntlantl and
uni, lie wt p""'o ;
haa nn relaUvea In thla eountry, aa far
aa known, runarai aervicw were rm
from tne oaoaea unaeriemna pmui.,
Interment waa mad in tha Grand laland
cemeiery.
nf.ii.a nAttaiirViAF i 1 e. former
atudont at the Grand Ialand Bualneaa col-
ai.j k . a, Vrnfia hnanft&l
here after an extended lllneea. Tha re-
mama, accompaniea vy m ""'
taken 10 ma nnnie i
here burial tooK place.
nnrnie u"i' .
Atitin Hltrhrock died flt trie
i K- alalar M rfl T. f?. RrOWII.
h.m following a lingeriiMf Ulnesa. e waa
7 veara of act. Surviving mm are iwo
aiater. Mra. L. C. Brown, Grand lalana,
if r f l aiai r r Tjinn. la. Ifll
ana aire. i. w-.vk.-j. -- -
ncrat lervicw were held from tha Gdde
unri.rtHHIna parlon, Rev. Rica of tha
;.v..B..L, o.. ,.6 ... ...v . church. officiating. Burial
jumped the track ana plOWCd along JooK piaCa In tha Grand Ialand oame
ine soum siae ot ine omce uuiiuuig, try.
tearincr out windows and doors and v i.i.
badly damaging the roof. J. A. Mel- Colver P. Davl, 74. died at the home
v.iie, wno was .ai.ng at a des 0Mhi .r
jicar me urai wiuuuw, ncaiu '" trouble. Hll widow, tnree .onu aim
warning just in time to escape. d.ui ht.ra .urviv him. The
a I h.M frnm the rldenpa nf Mra. wyari.
-( . n v 1 V '. ' ... i..-.i .h. i.,vli Tha re
ouax county rroperiy ". u. p5S.er.-Neb, for
Value Shrinks j L-z reir Lent "
Schuyler, Neb., July 15. (Spe-
eial.l Harrv McNallv. eountv as- Mr!-..f 0"e,.fr?v ;c "p-T hoant
raraA. piid .mn1Va4 1r.cfrHf n( SI!. i .' - .AnntUalnn nf AltmentB. Th
a ar- I i-.rn.inf ftficomDan ed by a aon, were
taken to Anselmo, wnere ouna-wiu
place.
n . a Tilu
. . C-rat tnAlirit tne
IMr. ana wra. ueorso a.- ... ----lou
ef their little son. aged J"' wh
.i..v a t the home loliowing
brief lllneea. Funeral aervicea .wer,c?J:
ducted from tne nome,
Preabyterlan church officiating. Inter
ment took place in the Orand Ieland
cemetery.
John C. Fmell.
John C Fezzell. 77, a well known resi
dent of Orand Island, died at hia home
following an extended illness. Surviving
him i an only daughter, Mary, who U
bow bereft of both parent. Mra. Feazell
having paaaed away four montha ago. The
deceased waa for many years an em
ploye of the Union Pacific here. Ha was
ai.U a Civil war TCl.l.H. rui.c.a. -w
were held from the BaptiBt church, Rev.
nun omtuaunK. ' Jauriai iuuk pm 111 bii.
Oraad Ialand cemtery.
Mission Meeting
at Tarkio Planned
Cojifrmu'e to Bf Held Au
gust 19 to 27 With Many Re
fiown Mi.onarit I'n'sent.
The dates for the Tarkio Miiou
ary conference held annually at
Tarkio, Mo., (or the latt II years
have heen fixed (or Aueut 19 to 27,
Dr. Mills J. Taylor o I'hiladelphia
and Kred C. MacMillan of Ucs
Moines, well-known coal operator
and Christian worker, recently made
a trip around the world vititing mn
sions, especially those in l'Kypt,.tne
uilan, Abyssinia and northwest
India.
Miss Mary J. Caniplicll, organizer
for the W. C. T. U. in India:
I nomas A. Lamhie, M. D., founder
of a hospital at Sayo, Abyssinia; Dr.
V. B. Anderson, for many years a
missionary in the Punjab, India, and
now corresponding secretary of the
board of foreign missions of the
I'nited I'resbyterian church, and. Dr.
VV. W. White, president of the
Bible Teachers' Training school in
New York city and brother of J.
Campbell White, will each deliver
evening addresses.
Dr, W. W. White will have charge
of the Bible hour for adults and
Mist Mary J. Campbell that for
young people each day throughout
the conference.
Democratic Harmony Club
Organized at Tecum sen
Tccumseh, Neb., July IS. (Spe
cial. )t-The Johnson County Dcmor
cratic Harmony club has been or
ganized. Officers have been chosen
as follows: G. A. Dunlap, president;
Dr. C. D. Barnes, secretary. The
officers of the club announce the fol
lowing ticket for club support at the
Xucsday primary: For United States
senator, Gilbert M. Hitchcock: for
governor, Charles W. Bryan ; for lieu
tenant governor, W. J. Nichols; for
attorney general, Kenneth W. Mc
Donald, for state treasurer, A. V.
Johnson; for congressman, First dis
trict, John n. Morehead.
Fiirium of Cat County
I to Replant Hailed Land
I l'Uittnouth, Ntb., July IS (Spe-
rial.) One hundred and tilty
farmers of central Css county met
at Murray to discuss methods to
overcome tne dertruction wrought
by Monday s wind and hail storm
which swept a path four mile wide
across Cats count v -and raucd dam.
age estimated at $I,J50.000. l'resent
at the meeting were County Ann
cultural Agent L. R. Sninrs and
Profersor Burr of the Nebraska
'Agricultural college, who is an ex
pert on crop planting. The lateness
of the season makes it a hard matter
to find crops suitable for replanting,
i'rofessor Burr explained the point
of the different crops rugcested, in
cludina- sweet corn. 90-day corn and
katTir corn, sudan grass (or pasture
and hay, and buckwheat.
The idea that appealed most to
the gathering was the sowing of
millet for a croo of hay and pasture
for their stock. In order to save
time thoie replanting were urged to
plant between the present rows and
thus save the time ot repreparation
of the land.
This is the wort storm on record
in Cass county since the great hail
storm in irSaJ.
Legion Posts of Furnaj
County Meet at Cambridge
Arapahoe, Neb., July IS. (Spe
cial.) The annual convention of the
American Legion posts of Furnas
county, held in Cambridge, drew a
large crowd trom ail over tne county,
a i. ,.A 4 ill
bucking broncho contast, baseball
came and concerts by the Oxford,
Arapahoe and Cambridge bands
were features of the day. State
Commander Ritchie was present.
ADVKRTINKMENT,
Eyes Strained
If your eyes are work-strained or
tired; If your vision la dim or blurred
If It bothers you to read; if your eyea
burn or Itrh or ache; If you wear glasses,
get a bottle of Bon-Oplo tablets front
your druggist, dissolve one In a fourtb
of a glass of water and use from two to
four limes a day to bathe tbe eyes. Bon
Opt o has brought comfort and relief to
thousands.
Net: Deetate aar Bon-Opto trmtthfoe ty
ststoi 10 aar eaila a waak'a tiaeia mtnj ioauacae.
Mr Rose t.p. 60. a resident of Ansel-
' . . a l . s tin I m n ft n Til
Business Activities
- , Cafe to Open.
Beatrtea, Neb. Theo Jackson of Falls
Cty and Gus Karon of Beatrloe have
rented the room In the Buchanan block,
Kent Court street, where they will open
an up-to-date cafe in about two weeks.
The room la bow being remodeled and
decorated.
Business Men Organise.
Syracuse, Neb. The business men of
Syrftcu.it mt and formed an assoclstion
for mutual protection and the sdvancement
of the business Interests and civic Im
provement of Syracuse. It will be known
as the Syracuse Business Men's association
and will meet the second and fourth Wed
nesday evenings of each month regularly.
The officers selected are:H. O. Hughes,
president; W. N. Hunter. Secretary; Jamea
Falrhead. treasurer. Tha association will
ask for better ordinances governing Itine
rant peddlers, solicitors and hawkers
within the village, for the protection of
their cltlsens and buainesa houses.
Install New Equipment.
Burohard The Burehafd Telephone
company Is installing new equipment at Its
offices. No interruption of service waa
experienced during the remodeling.
Buys Interest In Elevator.
raw nn Cltv Bert Btchlson. auctioneer.
has purchased half interest In the Paw
nee Oraln company's elevator hera, and
will assist Vern Howard, present operator,
in conducting tbe plant. '
Buys Plattsmouth Store.
Plattsmouth Frank Fanger, former
Omaha young man. who has been here
two years conducting a general store,
purchased at receiver's sale the buildings,
stock snd other real estate of the firm
of E. G. Dovey & Son. oldest commercial
establishment in Plattsmouth. The triple
front buildings on Main street alone are
considered worth the price paid for the
entire property, $23,090. The former $40.
000 stock has been depleted through pre
vious sales until its present Invoice value
will not exceed $10,000, It is said. Mr.
Fanger will Improve, tha property with
tha addition of new, rnodern fronts.
Weddings
Morgan-Green.
York Dr. Vincent Morgan and Miss
Bess Green were married at St. Joseph
church. Rev. Father Cullen officiating.
Strong-Ssaita.
Orand Island Tha marrlaga of Ktn.
rtth W. Strong aad Mies Ceclle Ooldie
Smith, both of Aurora. Ne., took place
at the First Christian church in this city.
Rev. Morton L. Rosa officiating. They
will reside at Aurora,
Bennetaon-atattMeMa. '
Orand Island Tha marriage of Miss
Lillian Matthiesen and Harry Bennetaon,
both ef thla city, took plaeo recently in
tha presence of a few Immediate rela
tives. After a few days at Lake Okoboli.
la., ther will reside In thla rity. the
groom being engaged la railroading here.
Trout-Smith.
Orand Island Miss LJIa Smith, Aurora,
and Ralph Trout, Haraord. were united in
marriage at the First Christisn church by
Rev. Uvrton L. Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Trout
will reside at Harvard
rOMTWAL ADVERTISEMENT,
ADVERTISEMENT.
Be Careful What You
Wash Your Hair With
Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkali, which
Is very Injurious, as it dries the scalp
And makes the hair brittle. '
The best -thing to use is Mulsified
cocoanut oil shampoo, for this is
pure and entirely greaseless. It's
very cheap and beats anything else
all to pieces. You can get Mulsified
at any drug stfore, and a few ounces
will last the whole family for
months.
Two or three teaspoonfuls of Mul
sified in a cup or glass with a little
warm water is all that is required.
It makes an abundance of rich,
creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly,
and rinses out easily. The hair dries
quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh
looking, bright, fluffy, wavy, and
easy to handle. Besides, It loosens
and takes out every particle of dust,
dirt and dandruff. Be sure your
druggist gives you Mulsified.
ADVERTISEMENT.
For Sore Feet
V
Peterson's Ointment
To the millions of users of Peter
aon'a Ointment, Peterson says,
"Don't fail to use it for sore, in
flamed aching feet; it does the work
over night." Best for piles, old sores,
eczema, itching and pimply skin.
Airdruzgists, 35c, 60c, $1.00, $2.50,
$5.00. Sherman & McConnell Drug
Co. will supply you.
rOI.TTICAI. ADVERTISEMENT
Vote for
SAM K. GREENLEAF
for
County Treasurer
And Reduce) Your Taxes
VOTE FOR:
T.j.CRONIN
riogiaeslea RaawMkaa far
Lieutenant Governor
ADVOCATES
Repeal ot tha Kseh-Cuaaiiaa taw. Restoration 2-ceat Passenger
ana tower ireiaat rates. Coast? aaacrrlasaa aC gaa, (treat car.
V. and Douglas Coanty. Redaction la salaries paid state, county
Officials. Coeuohaatas tax automobiles rased oa yearly
Stricter sanculslea ef state beaks. Friarttr riant ta. ea-u
a etas school land leases. War retahsias the primary system
aatias; aeneous. aa asm agalaat aay Mastrial emrt ra taie
three years ia Omaha. .
Fare Law
telephone
In Omaha
and city
valuation.
of nemi-
Tairty-
$1 to $2 Per Week
Buys a Piano or Player
These Bargains Mean Money
in Your Pocket
We have 200 splendid and unequaled bargains in
used Pianos and Phonographs waiting for your selection.
Our factory experts have overhauled each and every one
and we absolutely guarantee that your dollars will do
double duty this month in the purchase of a used Grand,
Upright, Player Piano or Phonograph. These used in--itruments
are oaes we have taken in trade on new ones
or have been returned from rental. Terms as low as $1.
per week will be made if desired.
$148.00
Buy an excellent Wellington
Upright, mahogany case, with
stool and scarf.
. Terms, $1.00 pe" week.
$275.00
ill
Buys 'a Hartford Player
Piano. Complete with
bench, scarf and $10.00
worth of rolls.
SAVE MONEY, BUY YOUR PIANO,
PLAYER OR PHONOGRAPH NOW.
Emerson Sq. Grand $30.00
Mahogany Upright ....$68.00
Schubert Upright '.$98.00
Shoninger Upright ...$1X8.00
J. C. Fischer Upright, $122.00
Lagonda Upright $145.00
Willard Upright $175.00
Kimball Upright $198.00
Schiller Upright $218.00
Wearer Upright $220.00
Stager aV Sons Upright, $225.00
Schmoller & Mueller. .$250.00
Sohmer Upright $285.00
A. B. Chase Upright. .$350.00
Mansfield Player ....$175.00
Hartford Player $275.00
Arteshis Player $348.00
Aeolian Player $350.00
Schmoller & Mueller, $388.00
Solo Concert Player . .$425.00
PHONOGRAPHS
Grafonola, Oak $17.50
Grafonola, Mah $21.00
Victrola, Oak $24.00
Portophone $30.00
Teletone, Oak $62.00
Schmoller & Mueller. . .$80.00
VictroJa, Oak $98.00
r"',s4iiven
Away
Absolutely
tree
So many prospective
customers have asked
us to extend the period
of our FREE Radio
Receiving Set Which Radio Receiving Set ,
we give with the purchase of every Piano, Player Piano
or Phonograph, that we will continue the policy for a short
time. COME IN NOW IF YOU WANT AN EFFI
CIENT . AND FREE RADIO RECEIVING SET. It will
be sent with your purchase to your home as soon as you
place your order.
Your purchase may also be the means of your receiv
ing our GRAND PRIZE, A COMPLETE Radio Receiving
Set, one which wvill rival that of the most exacting radio
amateur in the covyitry. For every cash purchase of $5.00
or over, you will be given a number. The lucky number
holder will receive the set on Labor Day. Come in this
week and make your purchase. It is bargain week in
our huge store. Remember we stock everything in music
from a Mouth Harp to a Steinway Concert Grand.
If You Live Outside of Omaha, Fill in the Coupon
, . ,(
I Name 7. , i
a
I Address
, I am interested in receiving a FREE Radio Receiving Set and
tht bargain I have marked with an "X." Please send me detailed '
information as to its appearance, tone, terms, etc. i
I ' . ' ,
dmolkr&jl1cJ2rPtaito(
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CASHV
CREDIT
'MamsMMi
I 413-15.17 South"l6th Stjl
YEAR
A HALF
aa ' fc afcaafcmssBasaWaTI
5 Piece. Italian
Renaissance Dining Suite
Rich ltUn Oik Finish
Here is a splendid value in a five-piece Dining
Hoom Suite An exquisitely designed reprodAc
tion built of fini'Rt materials. Table top is
45x60 inches and extends to full six feet. Ths
sturdy chairs are upholstered in genuitie blut
leather. High grade in every senbo of the word.
Host chair may be had to match this auitc. Fivs
icces, table and four chairs,
Special for This Week
"j J ' I Real Bargains in Other
lj(ltftWl J Diiunff Room
Hks&
. w Jim II 1
$36i
Solve Your
Gas Range
Problem Here
Our experience with the Baker
Una enables us to recommend
them very highly to our patrons.
AVe are in receipt at this tlmo,
or an entire carload of thess
quality gas ranges, and make a
special Inducement in price for
ion wee K b
selling. Do not
fill to Investi
gate this bar
gain. Only ...
Very Special
Queen Anne
Mahogany Davenport Table
V (f n AFullr 1 Ml
I If Guaranteed Baker If III
II II Gas Range If WW
n v f
We Defy You to Duplicate This!
Bought specially for tomorrow's selling! Don't miss
.i.: i n ifivfin innlipe p-xtra large size. Has
UUBi 9 JLUiA - " ...... U .
rounded comers, similar to cut; neatly trimmed wnn.
,carvings. A guaranteed genuine jo.uu ,
value; special while our supply lasts,'
at
:22H
See the Sellers
June Bride Cabinet
Uoko Aip Suites You'll
Surely Want at This Special Sale Price
... . 1 V.nnn a. A mm. ami
Offering two patterns, both very attractive
Sr at 29,00wbile they
last, this week complete ;
Display on Our
Main Saks Floor
$138H
-Mahogany Finish Priscilla
Sewing Cabinet
Contains sliding", handy tray at ton
Fine construction and finish. A $10
value. Hartman's price, ay BT i
my $7.5U
This Wrought Iron
Bridge Lamp
adiS!.hLWith htandsom. decorated,
adjustable Parchment shade. Base
wlredrICAs POlychrome- Completely
illustrated, $12.50
.J :t KsTGrTTal
9x12 Royal Wiltons
A quality rug finished with linen
fringe. All colors in a splendid range
of designs. Values ranj- C7Q CkK.
Ing up to $100, special at V UaaU ,
9x12 Seamless Velvets.
Some attractive Oriental and Persian ei
fecta. All perfect In every way. GfOA QC
J42.50 values for this sale jpa.at
27x54 Inch Size Washable Rag Rugs
In mixed colora. Juat the thing for bedrooms QK
for summer. Very special, at etJv
fJUsfllC High Chair DUOFOLD SALE End Table
II Rll ft fC! Just as shown, All finishes, in hidh grade &t la eften ad-
II mMM. JiValViJ wlth new style Spanish Moleskin upholstery, vertised. A $13.59
Good Furniture is Td ffnh VZ ohiUVflSi
I thp Gift Endurinir in oak, golden finish S72.60 vaiuea at- ,Ihat
i me yiit Maunng in and only o QC
I Service and Affection. , -A oe $o.7D
I $5.95 - 1559.85
s$tt&rrf 4 Complete Kitchen Uutfit W,
W WS01Y!& Sirfeij 1 MhMe Enamel Caalra-Bow flJO QK J
vStC-tv iX5fEa A cBl . w 7
7a QCi?SQ A KMrhaai TaMa White enamel; aluminum
lmvi Cjfl n,etaI' tP' A '10'4
BKS&CTfniu"y. $16.75
Jjl FMmfiTTTftbm fona;olesa Paul x9 feet. .1.- BO 7K I
Jr3f?5Ssmfll. Handsome pattern , l