Tim OMAHA BEE: WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 16. 1922.
Sheriff Leaps to
Automobile to Get
Alcohol Pddler
Plitumouth Official Perform
Daring IVat to Capture
Alleged Bftotlej-ger nl
Call
m
I'lattsiitotilh, tb, Aug. IS
(Sprint) Deputy Stat Sheriff
Karl Sihnnlt erlrited the capture
of alleged bootlegger hric Ul
night by leaping iron) hit car into a
priding machine which contained
five gallons of alcohol.
sihmitt nij MteriH yumlon v.ere
in the vicinity i i the Nrbraia Ma
tonic J lout when a lluirk roadster
pa.tcd. Th drivrr failed to nop
when hailed, to thry took alter the
tar and when near to Sixth atrert
ii.frrscrlion hthmitt jumped into the
other machine and brought it to the
cntirihouie to await disposition, lie
' tidrt the atrohol, officer found an
automatic gun,
The driver of the tar gave tiie
r.ame of John J Unit It and hia resi
Hence ai Teeumseh, and atatrd he
had secured the lujuor in Omaha.
He was fined f 100 and enstt by Jut
tire William Weher.
Republicans Adopt
Campaign Platform
irMiif4 rrM r.. o.
riilroad rate and arrvire within the
tt .
2. The prompt refunding of all
Mils of European nation due the
I'niled Stale government, at pro
vided by law. the ultimate eollection
of the principal and the rollertion of
all intcreit thereon ai the tame ac
rruc.
J The maintenance, ttrengthening
inn rniorccinent ol laws rendering
enecuve me imn amendment.
, 4. The auhmiaiion of a national
constitutional amendment, if nere.
tary, lor the limitation of child labor
in mill and fartoriet.
5. Friendly co-operation with the
nation of Europe, wherever practic
able, to the end of re-atabhhment
of normal condition.
ft Til .lifttrilif iliflH I iki .ma.mI.av
hip of the federal reserve board o
to be fully representative of the
various business and farming inter
est of the country.
Railing of Loan Limit.
7. The raising of the legal limit of
loan that may be made by Federal
land hank, from $10,000 to $25,000.
' 8. The rendering to the old;er,
tailor and marine of the world war
every assistance which a grateful
nation ihould justly render, in ac
cordance with the policy of the re
publican party ince ft foundation;
including the immediate building of
such additional modern hospital a
are necessary to provide proper
treatment of all case requiring hos
pitalisation, the establishment of re
gional branchea of the war risk in
aurance bureau, the granting of vo
cational training with training pay
to all disabled men, and the immedi
ate passage by the senate and ap
proval by the president of the five
fold plan of adjusted compensation
passed" by the republican house, the
Jjurden of the necessary taxation to I
be pUi4 upon the wralih vt !?
founiry,
9, The i mmedife return fJf all
American troop on the khme fn-n-tir
1'J. The rnarimrnt uf a ratiunal pro
tective tariff, to the end t maintain
ing our high standard of living and
to conserve our mourcet for our.
aclve and our children, all r.heJulr
to be trained to a to destroy and
not rosier monopoly,
II. The development of $t Law
renre waterway project, to the end
of decreasing freight rate to the
seaboard.
Ii. The enactment of national
legislation designed to obviate the
recurrence of tuch disastrous in
dustrial warfare to which the coun
try i now subjected, care being
taken to do full in. tic to the sen.
eral public, employer and employe.
I J. We commend the oblerti and
aim of the national reclamation art
and urge the immediate completion
of projects now under conttrurtion
and the further extension and de
velopment of the lower vallcv Irri
gation projects; that the cost of all
storage rrservior now constructed
or to I constructed for flood wa
ters, being simply an enlargement of
the present policy of dream control
and a distinct tep toward making a
beneficial use of tuch waters, be
transferred to the national river Im
provement fund, with the condition
that such transfer shall in ik wise
affect priorities: and we lurther urs-e
the parage of the measure now pend
ing in congress to provide for the
extension of the terms of payment of
the cost of federal irrigation proi.
ert for a period of 40 years without
interest.
Congratulate State Official.
V'e rongratulate the state officials
upon the achievement of the state
administration; upon the enactment
of a comprehensive group of laws re
lating to agricultural co-operation
and marketing; upon the prompt ap-
piuvaf of the amendment ta the Udl I. The continued ileicl.ipmtnl of
g.Hl riMit. iDitiicnt wnh the de
mand nl the people,
4, I lie completion of the new state
capilol building w until the liiiilt ol
like appropriation naed by-law.
J. The .ontmued support of leai
latum aiding the farmer in carrying
un Ins industry an marketing hi
crops, to the end that this b.e in
dustry may have a fair return upon
tiie capital ami labor invested.
0, lite elimination of all adminis-
trattve duplication wherever it wit!
ait in i ne reduction of the cost of
lioyrrnmrnt without impairing lis ef
(icirncy.
7. The principle of the civil ad
ministrative code, (ubjert to tuch
un! (uiittimmn giving the r'gbt ol
uiirge to women, and providing
fur national prohibition; u;h the
ciuiliiitiit of the bU'igrt Jegi.Utiuu;
upon the rcoraginjation of the tiate
gavrrninent tii-'ii a basis of approv
ed hu.iiie.s etlicteiiiy; upon the pan
sage t law in harmony with the
wilu and in the intrfe.t et im ...
rerne men and the women of our
state; upon the completion of the
sia-ycar good road program; upon
the poliry of strut law crilorrrmrnl;
upon the reorganisation of the state
ment of lahor of equal lank with the
other state department; upon the
enactment of beneficial amendment
to the workmen' compensation law
and the tucces.ful admmiftration ,f amendiiiem a four year of expert-
thi law in the interest f injured fnt lu1ve 'lemonstrated will make
workmen; upon the enactment of the 'or l""er efficiency and economy,
l.'.OOH.OtXi revolving fund for the re
lief of soldier and sailor of the re
cent war and their families in dis
tress; upon the development ol
Women'! Work Praised.
I. The direct, state-wide primary
liw, a measure lir.t given to this
slate by the republican , legislature
the child welfare bureau, the ccep-of 'H7.
ame lrm the federal government ol o. - he repeal of the Indeterminate
uie nimis iinqrr tnc sncpnera-s own- ,fifc- tw nd the enactment of
er maicrnny nii, aim in increaien ,, n fr-RiUtion may be necessary
,,r.r., tw , purmc inn m i rrn,rr certain the adequate pun
wenare; upon the rallinii ol a te
cial session of the legislature, early
in the year 1922, and the reduction
of rial appropriation of li.tXMMaK)
making it posoible to reduce the gen
eral fund levy eif the tate for thi
year oiir-lhird. so that the state tax
ishmeiit of criminal,
ID, The development of water
power di.trict legislation to the end
ol rendering possible the develop,
ment ol water power by and for the
benefit ol the public
It 'I'll fiirtli., .fim.rH.linn ..!
for the year V22 will he $1..W,JW.. development of the forest pos.ibili
40 lei than to the year 19.M, J ti. a of the slate, to the end that the
Pledge of Party. people of Nrbra.ka have full ad-
W pledge the party to the follow- vantage and benefit of all the state'
itlg; i ii n ni 14 1 resources.
I Th, d,vl......,.., ,.t if. rommrnil me women
cultural and labor department to a
to be ol the greatest use and bene
fit potsible to agriculture and labor.
2. The reduction of taxes and public
expense in every department of
Mate eoiitislent with efliciencv and
good government, a well a in each
county where 81 per cent of the tax-
of this (late for fhrir keen iillrrl
ill public atiairs, and welcome them
aa lull partner In the enterprise of
government and the allart and
activitir of the republican party,
We coiiwutu'sie the voicrt upon
the fart that our candidate were
nominated in a frs- and friendly pri
mary, without any attempt at eva.ion
of the primary, or slate making or
dictation by any candidate, leader
or bo.s, and bespeak lor them a
4q Itoddu nouisiiuii .u aie
toe voter t ot lite state.
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C. Harold Will cotild easily have
designed and built a Larger, heavier
car. Instead, he ha built in the
Wills Saint Clair motor car
that la lighter, swifter, safer, more
economical, more durable and
finer a motor car not more com
plicated, but greatly aimplified.
WESTERN MOTOR CSc CO.
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The Omaha Bee's Circulation and Advertising
Figures Both Show Splendid Gains in July, 1922
r.yWUS SAINTE CLAIRE
CIRCULATION:
PAIP ADVERTISING:
OC.H.W.Ca.
IT'S- TIME
for the Good Housewife to lay in her
supply -of Peaches for the Winter
table. . ,
They are plentiful now and in Prime
Condition for
PRESERVING,
CANNING and
PICKLING
Home -canned Peaches put up in
glass in your own kitchen do not
have that "tinny taste" so noticeable
in many factory -canned varieties
and besides
A Mason Jar is Bigger than a
Tin Can
CAN YOUR OWN
Order a Box from Your Grocer
Today
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It is but natural that the splendid gains The
Omaha Bee has been showing in circulation
should be accompanied by handsome increases
in advertising for. The Omaha Bee gains in
circulation mean gains in business for The
Omaha Bee advertisers.
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Bwy hf Ina Wo intll f by th Join
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