j UK OMAHA Br.K: rKIDAV, OCIOi'.hK lio. liu.',
itv
lllllll f f IWII1I. ull.
Offers to Sell
Self for $5,000
Man Ordered to Serve
Sentence on Sundays
rii, Wah , in t. 19 In onler
that ii fnifiiri of five ilaye in jml
ivn M. I'. t'arleon. a lilarkamlth
f Repneali'k, hy JuaUr Herman
1 Wanle), riiey not Interfere with hi
lht t'arlwn irv II on Murnlay
I ndT Hi Juila-a Diet ri turn, I ail
wn will rHir( at the rlty jail ev-ry
Saturday nlnlil fur five weeka arvl
ha rlrae4 In lime to .i to lua Wruk
Mon1y lla waa i-on v i-l d nf tl.ilat
ln( fraffie ordinance.
Iv FaiT Atrlfmcil With-
uut llliieions of Ho
niMiitic lie.
Inn ftfnln, ,( trt. 19 llr
jjioii-)f alni'Mt gone, her hi-alth im
ptlnA aa a if-euW. ut a Imllrt emunil
InflliiMi four enn ago hy tha mmi
mini Inter became her Imeliuivl, Mia.
Km Ii H hunx-thorn, 21, a wiiluw, lie
B'lv-iti'l In ii Chla nir
(hut aha will hereelf to any man
will ftirnlah h-r with li.OOO to
hn need fur an -i at fun whlih alia
hiira will reatnr to her hlth and
I)MII"
''it I'dittaa, II a an entirely rummer
i l.i I .f iiillinti." aha tutlrl lixliiy, "liav
Ihk nt here fur four long yeai ai;arra
) ahlc to move, I have dona a great
tlwil i.f r-fl tlnr.
"I hi'llvva that matrimonial f-l f y
la much rnalpr attained If one ntera
Into iriurrJMHd without, tha lllualoni
tliHt alwaya awonipany yon and ro
liiiinlln love. I am not iartl-i(lr at all
aa to tha phyalcal - la of my fu
ture huHliunl."
. Mia, Hclicrim-rliiril lina liern r-
fliilly Hily.il for nearly four year
aa u reanlt of hrlna; ln,t In tha tax-It
ly I, II. f chermcrhni (i. H'-hermerhorn
1 ahot Mmm-lf, (in hla (trathhfil he mar
rl'il the Kill who now offer herlf
for !,
fi
9
l2SXT ' W t fL,
Weakness Blamed
for Blimp Wreck
Hull Antonio, Te,, Oi l. U. board
nf officer at I'.rooka field lnt tilxht
ioniiiitii tha inveatiMiition of tha
rifru'tlon of the army dirigible C i!,
whli h neeui red h'-re Tueaday morn
ItiK, rnaiillliK In Injurlea to aeven
rina;"re and member nf tha term,
That h mrl of tha fahrlc: of the nv
1oi! wharn hanillliiic Riiy waa
iiHieiii wan not ai rutin anoiiKh to
rnliir tha ut rain from a atlff K'il
from tha noitb waa tha report of tha
iMinrd.
57
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find that you feel bet
ter, work better, think
better after eating this
'wholesome, healthful
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Ready cooked in a de
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JRmufy cooJud, rtady to mtm
Radio Controls
Kleclric Power
VTirflraa Kiigiiirrr l.itlil
l.aniia ami fjnK J,., J,y .
Magiiflir Uaw.
Kan 1-rani'lao, (at 1 . Will the
drannia of lh ai lntlata (una to paaaT
"i nn trnnamlaalon of wiHfr hy
radio liH'inn' (ha n-t i-p In tha
adviini'Miicnt of thla lirw aelenraT
Aeeordliit to an ntilioiirietinciit hy
Wiilhica K. Villi, tn-ld'iit t tha
I'nltad futa Hiidig coriorfitlon ut
thla lty, trala hava lorn mada of
tha aandliitf of l.rtrlt! power dlrvct
hy tha moigia of a nollo franamlttr
tin Vhleh tha riigirircra of tha com
Vny hava haan working for tha mt
lx rnoiithi,
"Tha tlrat airliiieiila nf thla na
lura cr held aft-r tha angliict-ra
fiiilorJ hy th eotioritlon notlod
'that an Klartrlt lamp lighted with,
out. appiirntly any rraaon, whlla
they ra doing regular hioil't
Ing," ald Mr. Vail.
"Tha man at onua raeordrd tha
hookup of tha art that thay were
tialng to Iranarnlt and cornmfnrad in
Invaaflgntlofi,
"litar an alactrli; hell waa rung
In Ut city of li kelry, right mile
way, hy manna of tha annia Idea, Tha
engineer wara hl fllao t light an
alaclrla light at a d.alaiiea of l.OuO
feat erilirely hy U trariatnltted
power."
Will tha r-ompleilon of tha taala
which hava ben maila In tha preai-nc
of anglneera prove thiit futura wr
will ha next to Itnpoaxlhla hecuuae
the 1'nllcd Htatea will hava the aecret
milking It pomiililo to drxtroy fort,
powder mill and other plnrea at a
dlatanra of hundred mile or mora?
Death Penalty
to Be Asked for
Hammer Slaver
l.ifr for a Lifr, IhnianJ of
Stale; fniuuily l!jrrlrl
to He HarkUlr,, of
Drfniae,
Angelea, I'al , (Ml, II, A lifa
for a life. It waa learned at lha dla
trlrt attorney' ofllre (mla y , will I
lha demand f tha alata at lha trial
of Mr. Clara MiHUo for ha iniir
ir of Mr. Allrla Trainalna Mead
o, 20, widow, whU-h lll rirn In
tha auparior court hate tomorrow,
Mr. I'hllllpa la aeeud of having
Ionian Mr. Mendowt to death with
"Tickle Toe"
Con ff Men
Hurglar
to Police
Ml. I .OKI", (l. It lviiiaid rer
dande, who waa returned here from
fiellert III, Ind, he( lie waa r
re.ieil aeveral da) ago, Ima ion
feeaed, arcorillrig la police, Diet lie I
the "tickle toe ' huiglar, who laueed
mo ii in a to nunirnr of young
women Uet aiimiiier, III lfn,
ihiIIi eay, w to enter a homa al
j lilglil, pick lli utiMt vahiMhle he
coiilil, liikle til toe or eletpllig
women and flea alien tha woman
e reamed.
Weird Solution
Offered in i. J.
Murder Case
Iowa Band Wins First
Prize at Legion Meet
ew fnleim. (let. 19, The Uind
of K)WNrd II, Mouiihun Ht No, ,
of Iowm and lha drum and hiigle
rorpa of Itm-lne ot No, 7, Itaelne,
Wie., won flrat price In I heir ri'
live cIh In the ronli-ef In the Aroer-
tiammer July 17, lnl, In an laoiuiid prao, n "
r.cnlKe'l Kiel Mailt,
The hniid winning
part of tha rtly, and the proaecutlon
plan to offer in evidence a llood
lained hammer hnndle, tha clothe
of tha dead glrl-ldow, a 0 pound
rock with matted hnlr and hhenl allll
on It and the door of Mr. Meadow'
aulomohlle, en Id to he covered with
finger print.
It wna In the victim' machine that
ahn, her alleged tuiirdereaa and the
liil (era friend, Mr. I'uggy Caffey,
were aal'l to hava gone l tha apot
from which only two returned In
tha earn car. It la lielleved Iriaanlly
will be tha "biK-khone" of the defene.
It I known tht allenlata for hoth
etiite and defen hava aiumlned Mi,
riillllp.
Kx-(oiigrcinan Die.
f'hurleaton, Mo., Oct, it. J. J.
Kuaeell, former rongreman from
lha 1 4 h Mlaaoiirl rflfrl:t, died at. hi
home her today, lie w a hanker,
lawyer and extenalv land owner. He
w yenr old and dernocraf.
eeeond honor
tin l hit t tit 'iarrelt Cochmne l'it
N,i. I of I'ennaylVMnla, While I he
ecoiid phica ilrufi and hngla core
wa llinford f '(. No, h of Iowa,
Th hand of John H. Miller l'ol
No, 14), ot lieuver Iwim, Wia, won
the ihlrd prize for auch (rgnl'cn,
Thora waa no Ihlrd ri for dimi
at.d J-iigle corpa.
The preaentatlon of the prize, (oil
elallue "t h nwirda hy the 4mer
linn legion and Inetrumenta given
hy manufacturer, will le made Kil
d,i moiiilng.
I'oaloffife Onlcrn.
VVaaliliigton, Oct, l.-(r)N In I Tfl-
egram.r I'oatofflce (lepiirlm'rit an-
nounce that the following fourth'
clue poelofflcee have hco(ji preal.
denllal with en lory polumira wjl
re'elve: Kddy vllie, I,W; t'eele City,
11,00: HKekvllle, tl,200; Whllmin, ),
000; Vutan, 1 1, (inn,
I ' ii t ii r (t i loiiiiniiiiii'tf tin
I'urfiorlrd lit Coine from
Vr Uiliie. DeN-rilte
(!oiiiiiMioii of (.'rime,
Niw Krnnewlck, N. J , Ik I I) -ifly
A IM- New evldenca In lha Hull
Mill (llUlder ( I In Hie Ii4lld of
I the aulhurlllea, II w declared today
)ly In' 0 coae In I lie cobfldenca of
I'ouiily 'roee-u(or Hefcmn of etom-
ne eoun(y and Mrlker of MuMleeei
eounly,
The aeeerliou WD given Color hf
cohtlliUNtlou of the '(lvltlr of th
it three day on the rtelh defective
ii ml olio I on the rae.
Trenton, Oct, -;ili I'mW,
liurtlnglon county dciecdve, tieiay
mnda pulillc an mulgued communlca.
(Ion mnlle from 1'hiildelphU purport
ing hi aolve thn llill Mill uie aa oh
of murder and auli-ide, Th let fo.
lot;
"tin afternoon ahonl three week
ago I lay down In (ha grii on the
Phillip faini and fell mleep ahoul
duk, I wna awakened hy loud
Voice gcoldllig, looking U( I W '
tint fur from toe g tytin and woman,
Ha waa altllng clou (o tree -,d
wh cutting (he hurk, Xh waa alt
ting nenr hy, aortlng letter,
"Mhe aeked him to keep hi prom,
lee, II (old her ha had mad none,
lie took lha leller and threw them
away and waa going to leave hr,
Hh giahhed him hy hi coat and
('ire It, Ha honed her In the face,
the pulled hi hair and crifched
hi fiice, He fhhed hrr with hi
knife and ahe ciled and told him
eh would tell hia wife M get him
atfeatril Then lie ahot her In the
fe. Mie m ie. lined loud and long
Then h ahot her more, two or three
(line.
"Tltrn he w me. He looked aw
f it, and then he ehnt himeelf, After
4 time I went over to offer help,
hut tt.ey ( dead, I elrelghten
e out their iloihr. aw a card
Wi(h (he letter lie.ir hi feet. I
ht lieen ale, elme that day, hut
told (' one. When the fell he knelt
on her and cut her throat."
Plan to Assist
I I) . 1 (ieimnny.
(lerniany neieeted .
J ome gem
Harding Giving Second
Term No Consideration
f'ohmhue, -t, H - In a iaimenl
leeued here lent night Attorney lltn
nul Haughertv, atho etopied over on
hie way to t'hl'-ago, declared that
"piiMlceflon arid propagaiula,' to the
efl'ct that I'reeldeiA Herding due riot
expect to he a earidldul for r election
"aie for irpoe altogdher dieeo
cleted from ny lnfirmlon to th
feci."
Mr, I XiiikIh Hy' etalement follower
' 'Whet I am now eavlng will not he
considered aa an official annoume.
merit, hut I i mi Bay (hat the rejection
of l'reldeiil Harding' candl'lacy for
eecond term haa not y( heeu given
any conelderMllori, It la no diiild
recogulxed (hut the prealdent I I he
man In lha Coned Mtale who alway
rinded to th eaiiectirtlon nf th
reiiihllcan party, Th publico Doha
and propiiguuda to the rffwet that he
doe not expect lo he it carulldiil
at for puipoaa altogether dlHeo.
elated fioiu any IriforiuntMi a lo the
fuel, It may at l'"t hu more or lee
otD.-lilly announced that m conelder-
I loll h heen given to the metier of
a aecond lerm, i(iecally none hy the
preelderit hlmlf. Th prealdent h
alway waved the ueiori aelde,
ylng, 'It Iheadmlnletratloiiaucceede,
nothing n etop giicceeeloit, arid if It
fall, It oughl ( he eucceeded hy an
other,' And hi wlehc will hava lit
tle to d't with th mutter In cither.
1-Vi'tM Ii Virtually Kefue llrit
l'rooal lo 4 r ret tit
MorMlorimii.
fan, Oi t. U - Hv A, IM Th ie
ply of the Krem-h goternuienl lo the
I ritleh lepnralion proN.eil laliina
for a to in four )(' nioilnrliim
for (leriiiany he heen drti hy M.
Karthou arid presented lo 1'iernier
I'lilniiire for Mpprotiil, All Iijk It ile
tail ar withheld until the liein I
ireiM-nlei lo lha rotohilMloner lt In
the week; th chief fmitiir I firm
Ineleli'lic upon firi'lher and more rigid
(onlrol of tiermaii flimine -foie any
relief la grunted hy Hie couimleelou,
M Itiirlhou, In preparing (lie replv,
h ot I he allanc of (he heel Kiencli
(ineri. and Ilia piemler will go over
(ha UKelloiiB Wltli Hi liilliletei of
firm in a and hherafed legion.
'lha reily vlrlually rejeel (he Hilt
lli proHiillon a biiiiiiiiiii ed hy ft
John lliiiilliury and cffi i a aiiliellluia
KhM h deal InUi h Iraa li iuenllV wilh
Mli ee la In Id uu I lie in-rn-III
iie It o.nfi rem e and of
ueial lindrratendliig on Inl'-
allied ile hi and Hi Whole re.ailloi
iiieaioi Ufote Jiiniiuiy I
It I thought Hint Hi I Hindi gov.
eminent will eci for Hie Hrtineela,
meeting, II l-nwdir plun fur a 1 1 le
nient of delila Mild llid-lnlillle limit.
Ing (he ioiiioilliiii meiely In (he r)
plliadoii of fill me couliol of finailog
In (lermeny,
Hoover l!rfr HcKlcriioii "
of Senulor 'loHllefllll
I . I roil, Oct. IV 'loo linn Ii iegul
lion nf the loliritft' roml I tini
elide for Ihe lunhlllly of the mi'1 (
meet the i,iuiHiliillou ilciiiMUd if
Ih coiiiitiy Mild Ihl f.illuie of Hi
i.iil )lcm met prmlucere alid cui"
iiiiiii of iieci iele t,f hfa a eom
eiin to Ihe ci-Ht of adiululelerlng lha
fedeiul governtlieul, llerheil llooVer.
eeireliiry of comriieice, nli in an al
line here )eledy.
Tn Inaerl )oiir Hani Ad, "Tell Ih
Telephone" Atlantic MW, ltnll-r
lleaiilta at leer t'oal,
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS
MISflOURI'l NATIONAL RKSOKT
UrtT HrrKMTION and r.ttHiMrf itweina, gieid mu.le an elea are."
l(.Af,lll il t ". Mil"' "'" , ,''"k " H'-Ml'veol'.
Murine It H.lh (.,M.e.. ll. .e.m.llei te lit ;.,
ll.ll.l tr,,e.l.... nMU-lH. "'' w
e,.u ol c.ufi. tlr. t'li rl4ie. elr.me run,
T
0
Pip or Pipeleif
FUIKMACE!
tW,A fgU TW furnace) In ftr How, Thej
.mail MimlMf l'g;menU.
MID WESTERN APPLIANCE CO.
AT. 419. H r. Ulk M. Opp. Orpbeani.
11
Unions File Motion
to Vacate Injunction
Chicago, Oct. !. By A. P.Notl:
of g motion to diaaolva interlocutory
Injunction retraining atrlklng rail
road horr)en and union official
from Interfering In any way with rail
lranportatlon, waa aerved on the
I'nlled Htatea diatrlrt attorney hy
Donald It. ftlchherg, cnunael for th
ahopcrufta, Th motion will he pre
nted to . Federal Judge ). W'llker
on Thttraday with requeat that It he
t for henrlng. '
One of tha principal objection to
the Injunction I that "Tha condition
(leerrilied In th hill of complaint, if
they ever eilted, no longer ezlat,"
It la clnlmed that a large portion nf
tha railroad Involved have gettled
their difference with tha ahopmen
and that th lettlement automatically
dlpoe nf th grievance alleged.
AOVrKTlMfcMICNT.
MRS. MVIITIU HTRWKf,
Women Fire First Gun
in British Campaigns
London, Oct. 19. (By A. P.)Tb
women fired their ilrat gun In tmr
campnlgn for tha general parliamen
tary election yeeterday by tutnhlttlng
1it of 23 qucntkm to candidate
for parliament In the hye-electlou he-
Ing held at Newport. Thia liat of
queatlon wa prepared hy the Na
tional Union for Kqunl fHlzenehlp.
The Intention of the union la to force
every candidate to go on record be
fore election. "
One of the foremoat queatlon on
the llt demand an equal moral stand
ard,, the abollahlng of the preent
lollcltatlon law and the Insuring of
equality In the divorce law. Equal
pay for equal work; equal property
right and equal frenchlae alo are
In tha lilted demand.
Insurance Claims Delay
Probe of Mine Maacre
Chicago. Oct. 19. Attempt by ut
torneya for two lnurance companies
to ahlft financial liability for death
and livjiuic In tha Herrln (HI,,) mlno
atrika rlota nf lat June delayed pro
ceeding before th Jlllnnl lnduatrlol
coinmieilon. Report received by the
coinmlaioii aald that many of Hi
famine of th victim were nearly
deatltllte, owing to delay In collecting
iuiniieniitlnii now being aought.
One iirvivor of the riot teatlfled
(hit he had lieen hot In th leg aid
1 ill inwr imiiif nuii imii wrii iivairii iit.1 i
the head with a revolver. It m j
I i waa forced tn walk three nillea a id ;
4 ahot when he tried lo run away,
W ... i
ARE YOU A
SUFFERING WOMAN?
tl.ilh M.iet lHtMif1at m
I i ik .n, .Sell At ioa lime I l-e
inn. iiiiaerehl Willi Wiknt
. n. Wb.-ii W. n.rn uftr, I attrd
I I tha tin.. ti,a 1 1 ur weitl'tHM
. 1 to I.. Uk l, l'ie
I I '! rifcli.m le.u w4 i nre.1
tr .tilr n.(iii-. I lvkl
v i t-ilit M 1 b f Mil ln U
t .1 awti !! I t k f"ur !.
. 1 i.iu.i, n4i in iktl en el
t I k.H.I t te 4i
i !i tt.tn ll.v i,in ng iiiu aa-t the
. i.ii., T . ink i.r
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t - l'e iiidi-a'
- t u rea-.h lt I il
l . iMg ii kivkt ai ata
ll -,l) l t . k '. tul ,' h
! i .!. ... itl gkv Itik a
II I " t- t't ttutukv
V , , lnl i kg I i.e. i tk
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V liite Way Aeociation
Will Hrmark Koitte in Iona
(ekelouea, la., Oct, l Th annuel
meeting f the (treat White Wav ;
-. lall.. II hei elected W. II wlr j
nt I'rlla, I'lrtld.-nl. II K ghw nf
Mwiiri, vice .n-idniii t'harir A
Hi..IUi4 it telii, awrelary, Thai
vUMun utel to iriiew Muiking
iiwa Imteniwrt ami Council
I'iutr and adopted ro4uU"ft pro ,
l.k'ii g In th it'll Highway ni
n..i..it i. nh i t the W hit Way j
inn i maikiiig hy oilier rvntea
Srlllrniriit of Troulile. (
ill Irrlaiul Itrjmrtril Nfar
', tS t 1 l ee. Htni.iM hke
Iwea teiy txi-il r Ihe Uat few
tl l la ip-ri that pioii.liunt
rpteAtii tl W . ! la the,
I'mN fourth h ri-fit.t h
n,i dii kHtl lit fifti
ink lt i. il .iiittt H'a l-i
.' ft all .. Hiuteiueiilt kul -..i.l,cg
Id w-H ii f rv el pai. uu
(e k Ih and and a iu,i.M
I iit4 I !.. erel
la Ji. a ' i- r1--
! eV e m .-eu(.- la wk.k
iar t Iwei an t ifc tikukit
l . . ehl.J.t. la t t-e u t.4 t
Win Valuable
Prizes
mi Heb
Elect
66
99
Who will be OmahaV first Queen of Industry the first of a new line of "royalty"?
You and others who buy Omaha-made goods the next three weeks, starting Monday, will decide
,by your votes. Voting Coupons will be given with each purchase of Om.iha-mack goods.
Some Omaha girl between the ages of 16 and 25 will be chosen. The voting will start next Monday.
Those who turn in vo(es for the Queen'also will be eligible to receive valuable prizes, which will
total more than $500.00. Read on:
For a period of three weeks, heffln
nitiflr October 23 and ending November
11, The Omaha buying public will be
Invited to vote for its favorite candi
dates for "Maiden Omaha."
Every retail merchant in the city
will be given coupons, one of which
will be issued to purchasers of Omaha
made goods only one coupon for
each purchase. There are blanks on
the coupon, on which the person re
ceiving it can write in the name of the
dealer selling the article and the kind
of article bought. In addition he
should write in the name of his candi
date for "Maiden Omaha" for 1923
and sign his own name.
Each Coupon Ten Votes
Each coupon is good 'for just ten
votes no more and no less. A coupon
issued for the purchase of a loaf of
Omaha-made bread counts for just as
much as one for the purchase, for in
stance, of an Omaha-made auto truck
or an insurance policy.
The coupons have a double value.
They will be good for voting toward
the choice of the Queen and also for
prizes. Prizes worth more than $."00
will be awarded to the persons turning
In the greateat number of these cou
pons. The person who turns In thf
most coupons will be awarded the
rapitAl prize; the second prize will go
to the one gathering the next largest
number, and so on down the line, for
othtr valuable prizes.
Fill Every Blank
No coupons will be counted unlet
II blanks ere filled in by the perion
depositing them. Cohtt'atant should
rount thfir coupons carefully, ami bt
sure that all blank spat es are filled in,
Then the coupons should be taken to
the office of the campaign manager
at the Corry tt Mckenzie Printing
Co., Te!fih and Harney stretts,
where they will be given a special en
velope in which the coupons may be
sealed. 'On the outside of this enve
lope the holder will write how many
coupons he is turning In, his name and
address and the number of votes he,
is casting for his candidate for
"Maiden Omaha," with her name and
address. Coupons may also be mailed
in to the contest manager at the'above
address, provided a slip giving the
above information is attached to the
package. All coupons must be de
posited on or before November 11, in
order to be counted.
Coupons Everywhere
The committee in charge of the ex
position has Interviewed many Omaha
merchants, and all of them are enthu
siastic over the Idea of electing
"Maiden Omaha," and will give cou
pons to their customers during the
period of the contest. More than that,
several stores plan to hold special
sales of Omaha-made goods, In order
to stimulate Interest.
Whenever you or your family make
any purchases, from now on, be sure
to aik for Omaha-made articles, and
be sure also to get one of the voting
coupons for each article so purchased.
Save them carefully, as they are valu
able, You may win the capital prize
if not, you can at any rate, by work
ing steadily, capture one of the many
other prizes offered and you will also
help elect the Queen.
Send in Photographs
As soon as you have selected your
ranili lute for the honor of "Maiden
Omaha" be sure to send her name and
address (with Iter ' photograph If
possible) to the conteat manager, care
Corey & Mih'enzle Printing Co. Ile
ysnts to know how many girls are en
tered In the contest and who they are,
If you cannot send a regular photo of
your candidate, send a kodak picture
but get a cabinet photo if you can.
On the back of it write the name and
address of the girl and your own name
and address, so it may be returned to
you, if you wish. The sooner you send
in the name and photo of your candi
date the better chance she will have
of winning.
Who Is Your Candidate?
And now go after these prizes
gather all the coupons you can
nominate some girl you would like to
see elected "Maiden Omaha" and get
all the votes for her you can.
And remember that with every pur
chase of any article that Is made in
Omaha you get a coupon. Also re
member that a coupon for a 10c loaf
of bread or a quart of milk Is worth
just as many votes as one for a $500
fur coat.
A Great Honor
. Who will be elected "Maiden
Omaha" first queen of the Omaha
industrial Exposition? '.She will have
an honor of which any woman may be
proud. She may be a school girl
she may be a stenographer. She may
be a social leader and she may be a
factory girl. No one knows who she
will be until after the votes are
counted.
Hut one thing is sure ahe will have
a distinction of which she may well
be pM'iul all her life,
Let's Get Busy
liny any Omaha-made article Mon
daya loAf of bread, a bottle of milk,
a mattress, a suite of furniture any
thing al all. (let your voting coupon
when yttti make the purchase, Com
plete Information about the context
Is printed on rath coupon, All re
tail storrs will give them,
"Let's Make It and Buy It In Omaha"
Omaha Manufacturers Association
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