T!ir; OMAHA flKK: FRIDAY. OCTOIthK L', r-.
TP tj -ri IVyT r TJ XT T XT "D "MTV lnr-VTXeA in '"a" the harvest thiit followed hii
i. Jti & iVI U K -N I .N (j ijrjhi! I'l'li'lf. uih " survey the titles of Omaha
MORNING EVENING SUNDAY
THE aft PUHLIftHINC COMPANY
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11 !' ( rtswl.tl'-to,,. uf mi t.r'al rf..i l Art al rrtM.
ate TtatpiloNu
Private flrtn.h tii-hants A.I. fur tht lisparlmrnt
f Virion WsriOol Kae M.shI I nil. Allcr IB f Mi
diluriai il.fanin.iii. Al latiiin 10C 1 or 10U. 1000
AT Unlic
fa. Staffi . .
Wsahlnitoa
Off ICrS
Main illl 1 7 1 h and lament
- li f'it hi m. ma, N w. Cur, 2nh and N
Near York flit av.nna
m tar Mid. rhi-ai 1 72 Sl.jaf Bids.
Taria, l-raiir lid Itua H. Iliinur
WAGES AND TARIFF KATES.
W hat shall it profit anboly if each family auve
1200 a year by reason uf free trade, ami loses $:i00
a year in income?
American wage mien )-iil on the mainten
ance of American ptMmlii rlx in all direction. Care
ful estimate, based on Ionic experience anij close
examination, place the Iiibor cost 'of turning raw
material Into the fininhvd urticlo at 85 per rent of
the total.
Comparison of wages paid in different countries
may help the reader In understand what in Involvf l
in thii fat-tor of the protective lariiT. Here are
fliurea rum official noun-en, bused on 'JZl report,
foreign currency reduced to dollar and tenia at
rata of. exchange prevailing when tablo was compiled:
Industry ritlil 1 nll.-il (ici -
lcciiiictiun. HHili-i, Iriiiny,
f'hemlciiln
i'roees Inni f;il n.'l
I'olllllliill lllhnr, 1 H . I ,",
1'oltery Mini i-hinriwnre;
Porters, kiln placer -n. 3o !l
Hklllcil tkers 2n M
rvtitf
In ml.
Jit.iil,
Iron ami steel;
Mill labor 4312
Wonitworkln:
Cabinet imiklriK 27.21
Aarlculturiil:
Krm labor ,. HVj
Fsl ii nd prov iMloim,
hi fiul nuiklnii. ... . . 20 32
I'Mllrly MUikiliK
Jirlna- Xi.li
T"tllri:
Colton wnvlna- 2ft
Cottnii xiiiiiini. , ,
Woollll KCHVlllK
Wooli-n iliinliiK MM
rfllk iiinniifiii tun ;
Hilk (in. I mik Kooda, 20 Tit
Clolhlnn mirri):
('littlna ami tallmlliK MM
f Muiillily with liouiil.
Hy th yiiir with board, for
avullulile.
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21 4:.
27.3K
17,40
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9.911
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6.21
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4.74
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11.24
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7.00
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2.10
1,13
l'JJ7, Junt (lnr-H
(Jermany, EiiKland and Japan will be the jfreal
Mt ahippcra to our market; if the American wukc
acale ia lowered to meet that competition, an it muat
be under free trade, or American factofiea will
have to cloae, who will Buffer?
Will the blow fall on Amcrion, or on the for
elKnera? Incidentally, the lax on handkerchief, to which
reference haa been made, in 16 per cent lower on
tha unhemmed Und 10 per cent lower, on the
hemmed under tha 1P22 act than it waa under the
190V act; on all aorta and kind of clothing and
wearinic apparel, the 1022 tariff i 15 per cent lower
than waa the 1009 tariff, and on ahirta and cuff a
reduction of 10 per cent ha been made.
Compare the price you paid for thee thinjf in
1900 with thoe prevailing now, and ank if a wer
tariff 1 going to increaao the coat.
LOSS OF THE C-2.
Definite announcement of the cauae of the din
ait tor by which the C-2 waa lout ia made by Major
Strauia of the Air Service. He anoribe the de
atruction of tha dirigible to the failure of the fabric,
which permitted a hundling guy to break, and thia
led to the failure of two others, gaa escaping from
the renta in the bag igniting from friction and ex
ploding, No blame i attached to any of the men
who were engaged in taking the big alrihip from
it hangar, nor wa the wind nuflkicntly itrong to
cause the mishap.
The explanation aeem rational, and easy to un
derstand. It has a aimple lesaon, although one that
may not readily be overcome. Fabric uxed for bal
loon envelope or bags must bo made light a well
a strong, and the point at which strength can no
longer be sacrificed for weight is a delicate one.
Thi accident and several others of a similar na
ture givea impressive value to the work done at
Fort Omaha while the war wa on. Thousands of
ballooniata, officers and men, were trained at Fort
Omaha; the only observation balloons put up in
France by the A. E. F, were manned by men trained
at Fort Omaha, where thousands of ascension were
made for training observers. Vet, with all these
activities, only two balloons blew up at the post.
Thi ia a record of which all who were engaged
there may be proud.
A fortunute aspect of the loss of the C-2 is that
no live were sacrificed, nor anyone seriously hurt.
Experts will again assail the problem of making
the ship mechanically safe. The flight acros the
continent from Virginia to California, and the re
turn a far ma Texas, prove the usefulness of the
craft, and justifies the further expenditure of effort
to overcome demonstrated difficultica.
HIS WORK WAS PROSPERED.
He built the first church in Council Muffs in
1851; he built the fust brick church in that city
in 1854; he built another there in IHily, He worked
hi way through svhool, and in 1H ,',(), "i year ago,
t out into the wildernen a a niiMjonary. ,M hi
active life he devoted to the work of religion and
building up the community in which he lived. And,
finally, he died at the aire i f 10:1, loved and re
elected. Thai bri fly summarize the life story of (Seurge
(a. Kiev, pioneer t'oiigri-gutloiial minister, who ha
just l'd aay al hi hum in Count il Ittuffa.
How muh of hi hh.i .Inl h i fulfilled? Kr
Be niuat hae had imn when h -t out Into the
wild rouiitiy long ago, to ge hit atieogta, to it
4jKini-itt.
He did not ith tyvt that lake account ef
and Council Hluffs, a they have grown since Mr.
Rice built hia first church, and note the houses
wherein (iod is worshiped and the athool wherein
civilization is advanced, Hn work surely waa prospered,
LLOYD GEORGE THE LAST,
Uoyd (ieorge retire from the leadership of the
liritlsh empire, last of the Kig Four of Taria to suc
cumb to post-war conditions.
A great deal of political dul will be atirred up
by this fall of a mighty leader, for Lloyd (ieorge
ha been that, ' As a member of parliament he at
tained u-h prestige (hat when C'ampbell-Kanner-man
gave way to Asquith In 1008, Lloyd (ieorge
wa made chancellor of th exchequer. The bud
get he brought forward the next year waa so sen-'
national that the government wa forced to go to
the country on the issue. In this campaign the fiery
Welshman put 'up such a buttle that he not only
swept the country, but so extended his own Influ
ence that in 101.1, when Asquith proved unequal
to the demands of the war, Lloyd George succeeded.
For seven of the stormiest year in English his
tory this man has dominated. While he had the
support of Northcliffe, he had srnethirig more Im
portant, and that was the opposition of the Tories
of England the confidence of the people. That he
could not bring to pans all that was requested of
him simply denote bis human limitations. Inability
to lead all Europe as well a all England is not to
be wondered at, no matter who esnay the task.
Lloyd George retires great man, a constructive
statesman in the truest sense of the word. Clemen
ceau, Orlando and Wilson, who with thi, English
statenman, made up the liig Four of the great peace
conference at Paris, bnd preceded him irdo retire
ment. History will contain more than one para
graph concerning this group and the plans they laid
for the reconstruction of a sadly knocked-about
world. The next premier of England has hi work
ahead of him, and course no clearer than that
which confronted the man who ha just laid down
government control.
"From State and
Najiori"
A(of(VJi from ulht'T
AMONG MOTOR PROBLEMS
TAX FACTS VERSUS "TAX TALK,"
A sunpicioua fact, taken in conjunction with the
numerous misrepresentations about taxes, is that
the democratic opposition so diligently avoids any
mention of state taxes for the year 1 022. The
way in which the fact is ignored that one third ha
been cut off state expenditures thi year doubtless
shows a desire to confuse, rather than inform the
voters. ,
.Senator Hitchcock's statements in hi paper
which purport to discuss the subject of govern
mental expense very properly are entitled "Tax
Talk," and they are Idle talk at tfiat, leaving out
essential facts and refusing to regard- the matter
squarely or entire. Abandoning his former posi
tion, in which he added1 county and state taxes to
gether and called them state taxes, he is now
singling out a few pieces of Omaha property, say
ing nothing of the increased valuation set by the
county assessor, and discussing, not 1022 taxes, but
the 1921 bill for state taxes.
It is enlightening to examine these examples,
analyzing them from the standpoint of public in
formation instead of partisan blaH. For instance,
let us consider the following incomplete statement
made in one of these aptly named "Tax Talksi"
"The ntnte tax of Mrs, McDonald at Thirty
elalith avenue and Dodae street Increased from
l!.9 In IHU to 22,11 in 121." From the. World
Jlorald, October J 3.
Stripping off the pretenco of fairness one who
goes deeper will find that the atate tax for 1022
on this property y $ 1 3 . H if . This ia the figure that
(he democrat refuxe to look at, although it is the
latest, and is $8.22 less than 1021.
While the owner of this property is called on to
pay $13.80 to the elate for 1022, the county tax
bill is $21.74, the city tax is $01.64, the water dis
trict tax Is $3.69, and the ichool tax' is $80.40.
How wag Mra. McDonald' atate tax of $13.89
apportioned among the various afrlvitie of the
stategovernment? Where did this money go? That
is atiMher thing thai the democratic politician do
not discuss.
As a matter of fact, the largest item, amount
ing to $2.56, went 'for the support of the state uni
The upport of the normal schools received 92
cents.
Charitable and penal Institutions took another t
$2.f30.
The relief fund for war veteran took $1.39.
The capitol building fund took $1.81.
Roads, bridge and paving took $1.85.
Thirty-two cent wa apportioned tothe aid of
weak school districts in poorly settled part of the
state.
Seventeen cents was spent for the eradication
of animal diseases, including tuberculosis In dairy
cow.
The final item, including all other tate ex
penses, cost of the legislature and all other activities
carried on in the state house, including the code
departments, amounts to $2.37 out of Mra. Mc
Donald' total atate tax of $13.89, and out of the
total tax bill, city, county, statu and ichool, of
$181.36.
These are the fact In the case mentioned by
Senator Hitchcock in his paper, facts which the
democratic pre never feel safe in presenting to
the citiien.
The total state bouse activities actually cost
Mr. McDonald $2 63 in 1017. as against $2 37 in
1922,
These are the facta which democratic opponent
of the candidacy of Charles H. Randall and the
other republican candidate are attempting to conceal.
rather rle,
I full lha Siuua Palls l'it
1 kn Me Will tiuv a aw'triai Hill
tci imtuifr woim-ii are wrurlii l"UX
fkllla mid tillimin Ix-li'K ' Woikma
lik lt,iv-i to stock llieir ctll.ira
with coat," lli miHrrow Mid, o bird
look Hill and flew In thn outll li
fure tnoinr hud gone, 'I li aim I rot
chuckled mid lnH to enjoy the
iiluinlmi- which hud Icen left )
hind. Timl 1m why, It I Mild, the
..irrnt I never inciitloiii'd when tin
man tiiiK, Immhii their forrcjint on
IIih coinliiK.il of mi I inn I and veKeluhlt
life, (.1 .!) t weiilllttr VUllillloliN.
All olii-rver tin HlilioiiM' thiit h
Ullili-r Hill le severely i-ohlr Thin Is
shown, tie sold, by the fm-t that Imr
m-in hiivc hoilt ihi-ir iD-nts tush in
I In- ulr, I nit IIhi nwl of Oik mt-lill
l,i r I Murk, I hut lechriit are iiior
Imply and l-iillf 'il thuii loom I, xiij
Hint inoontmn anh berries ri liiiiitf
tifllnoun.
Mii'-h iroilift untiiilly hv a ih-u
did sciimi of burner, hut there, wii m
lime when I heir prediction were
tiiken MTlounly nod loduy iniiny per
noli li I Inch weliiht to I hi III. t.
Iliiymond l Durum, clone' student
of jiiiIiimiI life mid I'lirntor at th
liroiix Zoo, in culled upon every year
to rout lha tiiiK'ihoo, ''Hii ywir, he
nuyn, ary nxinlrrH deserted lironx
puili bi-ciiune of si-vera wmllor and
built home on unimproved properly
to the north. They stayed (hern or
nev-riil yeiirn before they .wild be in
dued lo leftirfi to Ihsiark where
lioih food and nhcllor are provided
by hiirnuo bund, illrdn still follow
old roiiien to l tie nouth, formerly
il'iiH i-ohkI linen, but now extending
fur onl over the O'-emis beeiiuiw they
urn too stupid to chanai their coin no
lo conform with chiinaed conditions,
Anliniil mi mora nennltlv to cold
thmi humiiim, but their ability lo pra-
dli f went her i hina I restricted to
a f"W diiyn or hour, 'fruit Is why
bird am found starving above tha
Mil on Dixon linn when winter come
suddenly an wan th ennn lunt year.
Doth Miilrgul and w-icefiihln life are
Wat her hhfforliiiiN and furnish a
fairly ueeiiniie record of what hfin
hiippMied around them, but lhon who
would point to i hern as prophets first
should eonniilt the weather bureau.
I.vii hniniinn with Inntlni'ts shiirp.
ened by hundred of ynrir of study
and thought are not Judge of that
wjleli I to come,
"Know Your Muff!"
Prion lti .Vobraak I'll I' rem.
That's a polptidtif, virile phrrino
"Know Vour HI tiff"' To the purist,
Hho deebire with many a whin that
our luriauiiK has become a crnnpwol
of verbal Iniquity, that phrann brlria
pain, perhiipen but It's typical of thn
times arid descriptive of thn national
needs. Too many people In thi coun
try urn four llunhlna through Jobs and
punnyfootlnic through life, living on
their wltn, hoping and praylnif they
Hnn't be found out, urging themselves
on nn unsuspecting public, nurglng
Into the holy of holies, heneeehlng atid
u bluing nhd demanding a chance. If
you "know your ntnrT" you'll make
good and no veneer In needed to put
you over: If you do not "know your
nturT," there's no earthly chance for
you to make good, no matter what
iiiiiounage hated word you use to
I paint over fhe Imperfect ton a which
will eventually peer through after a
battle with the weather. "Know Vour
MtufT!" And then let th world know
you know It! The country cries for
men who "know their stuff." Hunlnen
men are groping arid renehlng for
Ihem willing to pay any price to ob
tain their service. Isn't It Strang
that with all thena "ea-gant" oppor
tunities for advancement, all then
brilliant offers of financial reward,
there are so very, very few people In
tha country who "know their stuff?"
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i ) t 771 I cHr. omr,tmA r ,
"The People's
Voice
Ltlllaflal litrm rtwltrt Ik Mrnln
B, ffaailar mt Iht Morsln H
r htviie I wan lint tfitumn I fly
tmr taertttana ) maltara ot public
Ifltttat,
Kroot Ilia Mnvle Dlclnlnr.
New york. To the J-Idllor of The
Omaha !(.; ( bavo read your ell
toi'laf in The Omaha Ken of Kepli-ru-her
IS, erilltb-d "Taming th 'Wild'
Mnvle," end am glad to li'iva thi
comment, ,
Jt munt bn tha purponn of tha liidun
try to a'rlva lontinunlly to make
pn nentjitlons historically coie-t nod
give a in bent In tiorlrayaln of ciintomn,
conlumen and habit. That will be
done. Kvery angle of the dlculon
of motion picture Improvement I
helpful In one way or a not her, and the
Industry appreciate your vl-wn on
the subject. With If. JIAVM.
The Trul b About , drain Milpiiieiits,
Omaha, -To thn l-lltor of The
Omaha, liee! 1 wlnh lo illrcel your
attention to an editorial appearing In
the morning World Herald of Wednes
day, October II, beaded, "Mr, 1'p
dike's Active Interests," and In which
tha member of this exchange are
done a Very great Injustice,
1 fully realize thin In unintentional,
and that all may bn Informed as to
the exact condition and facts pre
vailing give you below a statement
of the arrivals of grain In thin mar
ket, and the shipment from October
i to 11, Inclusive;
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Mom ihun Ititi.mui Londoner, rh'ierty poor folk,
paid a spontaneous tribute to Mane Lloyd, the
muic hall star who died recently, and the public
houe bung crape behind their bar. Sarah llem
hardt ecu! I n aW mote.
Spiritual and chKgu al tieatnienl of dmeata
! tll have a Jipartmritt In new hpital tn Mill
! brook. X. Y. The cotifrii' 'f i:piopal mini-
Riatertal thiiK. r he might have amac I a fcrtune, , Ur, tnj Uymtit who have derided thi are to b
a dij ethet who im later and had no mor tu j fnr.g-atu!td o their open mindedne.
Invett thatt he. N. r i it at a I bkcly trst he ,
taatible ta th upportumt; that lay around him I ' !uii (sail do nut a prison make, luT lion b
an ery hand, fi t he an e.lu.atel man, and i (," sung by one f the orld' immwiUl lover.
I'lilitlelan.
Krmn tfiit lltrl'- Kxpriri.,
When the average citizen think of
politician be usually thinks of subter
fuge If not of chicanery, Why7 10s
caune ha haa been so busy with his
private affair IJjat too generally he
has left the public, bunlneKn to men
who nometlmes mix their own or their
friends' private business In the af
fairs of city, state or nation,
The remedy, of course, In for the
amid citizen to broaden their concep
tion of what, conntltuten their pernonal
hunlneen until It Includes all that af
fects them as members of a s'Tf gov
erning community. The good citizen
In the pant ha had a habit of grum
bling a lot when thing went wrong,
hut doing little or nothing toward
righting them. He either does not
vote, In which cane hn Is not even a
good citizen, or If ha votes, ssnumes
that his duty begins and cod with
the polling plane.
Helf government Is a burden as well
ns a privilege: a burden that all self.
respecting men should be proud to
henr. liy taking part In self govern
ment, not merely st or around elec
tion time, but throughout tha yearn
a citizen Juntlflnn our democracy. To I
tnke part In self-government mean
being Interested III ocalleil politic ;
(another name for our public, busi
ness) and by study of affairs laying
thn basis for a broad and Intelligent i
Judgment an to how tha public's in- '
tcresi is tielng hamlied.
If councllnieri, legmlalorn, congress
men and all others chosen to repre- 1
sent the people felt back of them, cor
recting or encouraging them, a wldn
awake," Intelligent publlu opinion, we
would have more ntalenrnen and fewer j
politician In public! life. For the
politician, an we have come to know ,
hint. In thn result of Intelligent voters
li-HVlng public affair lo men Intir
estd in I hern only for private or pro
fessional rensonn, Thn politician Is
the result of public Indifference to thn
nrTiiirn of government. I'rontlng be
the iiigbct to safeguard hat really
concerns alt of us, lie Income n
nkllled specialist In representing only
a fw of u. An.l thai, mulct linen. In
thn Hoist pi.sall.ls Hay,
The Amerh-nn liny, a uiHansliin de
voted to thi. growing youth, ban ;
niurts-l a campaign to iimltx Anieili ufi I
lioU politicians. Tim I la. It hopes lo j
get tliiiu Interested In public attmrs,
In Inakti Iheni Woiket Instead of
alnwnnr.ls in til.- trieat tlrl.l of public
i act iv il y, I Hii. of Us means Is lu rveiy
. one t.ik pan in dentin i V uown
j In n bievvineiil n. It got n nun nl.
jfurelv am Iv nn vlT.irl to edmnts the j
; coming geii. r.itii.n I not ,,i,iv u m
, itself but holt a) Irsnon for the sr.. no
llisa Hii HolllSII Him ItnW .4
tu t to lb pi..I..ion offt, (,-tirr
- -
New Aula l ot I.
9.-4fti il, H mjt siti if.iue
I an In . itw y tu ,..ful imi
f nn s l!o. tntrnud by I 'le Mil n is n
Tots It ...1,(11
This show w shipped out 4i2 cars
less than received during tha period
mentioned.
For further Information, not IS per
cent of the loaded cars forwarder!
wero furnished In the shape of
empties by the carriers. The loaib-d
cars shipped by this exchange were
made oyipty by our members and con
sisted mostly of foreign cam, since thn
Nebranka carriers refuse to allow us
to load their own cars off their rails,
but Insist wn return them empty, no;
that they can be sent, out Into the
country to be loaded by tha country !
elevators, I
The ntalemr-pt apeaka for lla-lf, and '
'it would fill) impel Ibloun lo enlarge
on that poinr, but It must readily be
seen I lnil nrib-sn He ship yr-iln out of
the lemnal levators here congen
lion will pi.vwil, and grain from thn
country Hill remain on tracks, not
only Incurring ib-rriirrg chirrgen,
, ml naturally ib pressing tha price,
i An a matter of fail, some of our
elevator are already being confronted
with congestion, and notwithstanding"
appeals made lo the eurrlera to fur
nish empties, ihr picfcrmc baa
been (o I un the duplies to the .'ourr
try, an In plainly shown by tl r
celpts Versus shipments,
Omaha ouain :x'HAN;i;.
i'. if, WII (til IT, ('resident,
Tao of (Dlfferenl) It bid,
Kenenaw, Sfli. Tti the Kdllor of
The Omaha J!ee; "No matter who
In elected gov ernor, I here will b a
reduction of laxi-n lo n-iine extent,"
no n-iys Mennlor liaudall.
Thin appllcN to local laxen, whh
III (iholil eight tenth of the tola), as
well a to state taxes, it will come
an i natural ieiliori from war
time coriilltioria of extravagance,
t'ongrena ban net the p.-o-o; the state
ban made a good beginning, aom
comrriunltbn are catching the step
and individuate are Joining the pro-
c nidoi,
III coiilnist with lb:n fair arid rea
sonable statement, Candidate lirvan
In making promise that might b-ad
(be unthinking to Infer that he can
and will make a big reduction In the
tax burden.
Much n claim, without specification
an to how and where the cut Is to
be made, don t mean anything,
Mr, Itryau would abolish the code,
(( known he can't, for lhat In thn Job
or trie legislature, r,nt, suppose ha
could, what, would he substitute In
Its place? And what, would be the
relative cot of the code and lis sub
stitute? ,'o attempt la made to an
swer. Ho, with all bis claims of tax
reduction, there are absolutely no
spc'-iiicnlious, being wholly unable to
put bin fingers on any Item and say,
"Here In an expense J propose to cut
out," It Is fair- lo assume that the
candidate Is falldng ihrough his hat.
That, the claim of tax reduction on "a
large scab- is tio-ri ly foam on the
ntt-dirn that In bonded for Half creek,
Willi lenn than 2 cerils on the lax
dollar cbarieable to the code, If It
Were all wiped out It would not be a
very great num. '
in vb w of these f.idn, In It. not a
Hitchcock's Two Opinions of Bryan
THKN.
Ilitibimk made a sptctll at Lin
coln on Aptd lo, IVs'll, in which be
wid:
"I belirte m iiniu crttary hatd
liii u oi kul iii diptiving pnmlc
rf light wine and In i r that i not
inloxuntiug and some tune the
people will ui.'tf on 4 more fi-4-solLiblc
Ijvv, I lu te arc my views,
Nunc ril the ib tnoi rtic randidatrt
tor delegate lo the i,iIi,im ioII
vciition an- will known dry mill
The lupinr iniiti ,t i wtprd nut
and has mi need ol further toiuid
rration, "Mr, liryait did not alwnyn hold
bit present extreme vn wt on pto
blbittou. We all supported Mr,
I'.tysii 'I yrrs uuo wlu-n be would
tint hi a wold on prohibitum into,
the democratic plainum w hii It In
wrote. One drmoiut ome nUni
lor a plank prolrclmg proliilntioii
slates from Inptor, I'ryau snnl no,
nut a word inn. I go in tin- p'.il
form.
"J'.ryan mice insisted f,u iIm
gref birwir, l-tcd Met, uf,, of
Omaha, tarrying the ebiloral vtle
ul ib-rtioi mtic Nrbtanka Ik VVnh
itigtou. Who wit it who won (he
banner for gelling Ibc must ri -
if nils in the Hryil Voluiltcrr j
club I will tell yint. It w,i
llairry Ilnywarif, partner of Walter
Mam- of (nulu, who won (lie
llryatt banner, I have i oiiiminr il
mi tin, only that I have tint
chafiird my opinion rpiitc a often
a Mr, lit) an ba."
fIr eom-lunioii thai Hie slogan of fas
reduction, as plea bed by Candidate
I'.rya n, l merely a nhlboleth to catch
Vote? J IK HVASH,
NOW.
Two )cr ago llib bun k asmbd
the n ior rd lirynn m the li'iuor
iiirtion Today, bowevir, llitilu
rot k is id fi tiding liiyau n l lirvati
is ilrb mbiig lliti linn k.
In nu filibuul pttnbif In llit'li-
lOrk'n papir Ortolirr M, YUl, alter
rrbtttiug riptlbliiau bd their mil
i Kill id firvnn't Hltttildc, 1 1 if i In in k
"ill tin interloper, nu uie
and tni rrnnl prolnliiiiiiiiinl, tin
matt who must be helmed by
the Lliii'ofu Joinnnl mid 'lite
( Irualia lir e rm the (umbiiiu tifU
of ethics and morality fell burl
(lie pfotid ami glonnus trntb! The
truth, ilcur brotlurs, shall set ymj
bee"
Only two trarti In bee llitilii"k
liiin-uH was IciliirniK llruii mi fli
fiiitdamrii'al rd i lho t and tni.iali'y.
iWltat has bappelli-d to allrt the ie
Jtlon beet went lll'w Iwu atn i nf
Inn,' .And wllnl Is the Irutli, of
wlihll llilillioik spenksi1
i -- " "
H.MHI miloi,
i Hlil. h Is Hie worse efi' imn'h lit a
War, I's books or I'n ib-bls Crieii-
villi rieiimi.nl,
i trur goverriimr.t w iw foooded ori a
nlern of "ibeik and balunee," but
II ni-etos lo have evoluled Into a sys
tem of cbeiks liltd llefleils . Col II lo I, 111
(14, C.i Iter oid, 0
'Mm rich 'an get eii ir,,. )i.i,,r they
went - the old story: "Their s alwnv
mrrr at the lop," Not folk V,i g.iibni
I'ilol. A J.i) Walker is a dumb b II on hi
way ro nowh'r.- Milwaukee ,fouinal,
Hluie fb I tilled Hf riles hun officially
"apfitoyed (be stand lkn by the al
h. s',' f neeina plainly Un urobenl on '
Time Otspei. h.
NET AVERAGE
.CIRCULATION
for SEPTEMBER, 1922, of
THE OMAHA BEE
Daily 72,09,:
Sunday 70,202
B. BREWER, Cen. Mgr.
ELMER S. ROOD, Cir, Mgr.
Sworn to snif tuktrrlbrd bsfor mt
this 3d day of Octnbtr, lfl?2,
W. H. QUIVF.Y,
(Stnl) Notary Public
Tht' net svrrsgt ilnily i-lrrulatkin
Ssin uf 1h Oirishu H-t fur Heii
temlier, iWl, 12 21 ever K.-io
tsmlier of 1021. His net nitrsir
Hunrlay rlrculntlon K'on of 'His
Omnh ft fur Mepieml.er, 1'iTl,
7, SUH over K.-c'i-n-l.-r of 1 2 1 .
'J hi ia a lrner rnui thnn that
nin.ls by sny nlher ilsily ur Humlsy
Omahs nw.)prr.
Survival cf
the Thrifftcst
That it what life today hat
cam to mean. Nation and
individual survive as long at
they suppress watt and prac
tice thrift in money and char
acter. Do you know that
To Save 3s
to Survive
W. Pay .aaaat. y
7o
On Savrngi
Ststs Savings &
Loan Association
315 S. 17th St. K.elin. Bids,
C, C, Wells, Sae'y.
Stay in the
old ones
they are
comfortable ffo
Ul Ui Giver Them h stfX'-
vv nuic suit's r
Kt
$2.50
'i
SB l III
knw the '.! f the r.vioii, iu utoj.itt and its
f.M.hr..tie. Hit ideal ' hither, tl erni, the)
l lb he e earth,
t evi t. K i h l tiic.v, ur ae iui I a.-t j
etj.fal'y 't ea thf vhuri fcf IU h I al ditf, r
k uuol at h"e a'.'e !! 4 a et'r'i
W li at I dot i'oo I till it t ttaa.ma'o I"
f,l.i ' tKl k.t ( b nl k .-iU t Wf'l til ttt
lltt: U tto wita) ta.tigt en ius. AaJt it ). t
I th tpiPt in whuh tha tvil ( IWtn appfvaihe
tii t.-un. we.blmg.
ram milt h.-ttr we tha thing p-l f
lititi.l MawfcMa at IWiiuit. Ta g lh f l
an Kvur f t t ii!! fa n '
aiiu h run a ii nu ts ml p.ia. of '
a iiln
l.B I . I lis. IIKJ, il .
If all u. I,pi 1.1113 1 1 ii, I. ml
ollha Will I. olo itirsp . I Is oil.
pst.a.y V e l . ei... g. i mm
fioiii Ike evsitiit I'll-a 1,-eilci I1
l tui-ply il ikiiMit.i ueniit
lain! I . l. IiIm-I I i d
Brir( 'em
In today!
W n ri'soiV, n-pnir, n-liii aiui r.-' J i
nil kiiitU of ahtrt's, i t tur nifikf them
vol It.okitnf liku new, lait with nil th
ni l tnmfnrt rtlhiticil. 1 . r i 1 1 af in n trial
uW ttlay,
Mail Oidait Hats tlat I I Alltnliaa
Wingfool llreli
Men Wpmen
.n if thvsv deal la
tt -:)tl I Mala
eta . bi,:v tu
tits I.MIt
I . ' t.uM oi S
U ii li i-i p. ui ,n I
- I I . t I ol !!-.,, ,
j I. (. , , , I I 1 - f . t , , -
l'.t I- VS)l.ll.1 L.lt
- Standard Shoe Repair
I 1 IKIU ( aiaaai 11 . I k.. .. a. .1 . i. . fl....t.. M.l. If II
MotherWriles
! "If everybrxly cruld experience the benefit of
J Mcnlho-I.axetie 'tw on?.a, Uier woubi not be
I much t any other couli nMrriicine eolil".
Another one writ-: "It's the'beet ever lokJ
for a bay cough and cold ( "
It coata les than li cent a do", Jt civntaini
do chloroform or opiatl a of any kih'l. It ia com
iioaa1 of Menthol, WiM Cherry bark, Tolu,Cacara,
JJrinrlclla- all properly blen'Mto make theEtunnr
Mnlho'Lasenfyxiperceritstron(er than orrlinary
couh and cold yru, Jti mildly laxative, anti
aeptic, tmic-artrl not only relieve quickly, but
ai'l in (Jrlvinsrall cold and cmyM Inflarntnatrri out
of the system, Yoti can mix tire K ,nce MenUio
faxene with sugar yrup, trr honey, making a
Pint of Delicious Cough Syrup
oryrni can luV the pure ciienca in uVae of 1 OArtnm.
hither way-it work quickly. A libit isequal toH
tj 12 hot) le of rearly mails craich ayruri, costim
iou save Mxntiiiwi-i
aT5
Full Pint
a-WaVvJ
fs. t f X l r.
Syrup
Superior
Prompt
Effective
Ueliof
wzvm
Uom?,,if) UitAM. iooaveabrutf!.rw-oryou
can make a pint (or about 76 (. Make a avmii
anJ mix-that la ell-rw trouble-direction with each Ixittle.
AcuteCtaiffh and Colrla, old Chronle Couib- JJronchineAitbmt uml
Catarrh are promptly relieved viicn this pure, good, home-mrnJe
medicine f used. Children don't "ii;ht it". f!e,nt for H'M oik.
Made, and otted by Intllivmt-. mothern-ovcr ?m,(m of them. Any
good druR-irint can supply filacktrn' Jv&;;cnco Mjnthu-J.exene.
Get a Iwttla ot your druglat and mai-.e a pint- It's delicious.
"lAitxng mnlhcri maU U children gtadly lata it", '
Pvtr filn ; Tin Ural data ef MinUit,i glrta any dauakttr vt bar vtty
em' rJif, u wt haa umd II tUaul.lr Uaai that t)m an,
I ha 1Z thIMran llln! Thftt art mtnni and lu id thsm tay-h have lit '
M-,'M. Tlity, l, now eaa sftnf lie-J Mint mhtmntt t)y am MmU4 by OU
a cuiiht. It ban aerfd all of at aitny duttmr-t lof, and mtrrh urTrlne,
Mrt, Lawrune KlatMC, ' Qum St., 14. 8. I'tuluKh, I'a.
Send Cc, portage for Trial Sample and Jfealth and J!eaufy JtoV to f
It. iJl!lju!latfW MU ' D mi sn ii.e-mm !!' 0"' fj
Passenger
Train Service
Discontinued account
coal supply situation'
en the
MissoimPcific
Will Be Restored
Effective Sunday, October 22
Train 108 Lv. Omaha Unien Station
1:& P. M.
Tram 107 Ar. Omaha Unlaw
Station 8;0 P. M.
.Hill tarnani.il., Oowttslaii ., Otiuil.a, Net. Af MM
RESTORED!
KiTective WeJneal4y, (XtoUr 18th, the followitiK
tram weie reatuicj auriulluficous'y Inuu tariina:
IKjitita:
No. 16-40 Leaves Chic go . . .10 p.m.
No 15-45 Arrives Chicago , . . 8 A.m.
Serving Akron, Youngilown, Wheeling,
I'llUbureli, Wasliiiit-ton,
llallimore
and h inlrnnetliate datiun
ff far, t tar!, mmj nermfiH f nntWl
amaesad taitrmt4 litiaf eeannt f asMrate
MR. L. G. PlVMllfiV Deii.ut f re,k eatt raiM a
He'alaiita, Mm 807 Welia -i lk Watbl HM.
rk.a Ailaalt 1 4 all Omaha, Ssk,
T,,(,DalriHioroOliio
'Atmrnvs fint raitrvad m
ItlsaiistMsa) 8
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