The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, October 26, 1922, Page 5, Image 5
THE OMAHA BKK: THURSDAY. OCTOHKR 2ti, l'.f.':. rami rcderaiion Proposes hiws of Wide Scope Will Ask Fliniinalioii of Fv tortioiiate Intercut, I t- nimt of Waterway ami Hank Taxation. Washington, CM. 25 fH.c-I;iI TslfKram Th. nWf rf ul Annil'im farm lliirrau frilora'lon ntiuuiii"'! ths Iralslnilvs iti)Ktn tut Hi nun Itif rlin i t congress yi-stf-riliiy. Th. proxism lw tul-n t llinlnf tlnn cf tor(liiriai Int'isst, tialloiial tuns tax.lnn, of Inrorimralluri tit all slat hank In III f"lrsl rrssrva stm,' anil di-vl'.iiirnt nf ths M I.swrn wul rwny iirojwt, which would mass si'w.rts of t'lili u,o, t'lvlnl (ml othr-r l(ik porlM ami WuuH Klv tli inlilillo Went luwss to tha , I'Iimi. wits lut part of an mlilttfiiia attempt lo makft Urn io(rr of the farm Woe f'-ll, Hcarls ut th. hliHf hum marls known Ihclr Intention lo InnlHt thai th aliip aulwl'lv hill, If luvwriti'd, shall also liit-lui IIih Ht. Lawn-iy iirojwt. Thflr alo inailvi will l. n 10 pr cunt rHuiiion on rail ship rm-nta of fiirm products from Ihu wsl, shlppwl i-nst fur rxport. Favors Kind WTrT. Th first Hern on ths fiitiiatluii's program rulla for hpcvmmw oi H nry Ford's offer for Musiia MIiomIn, which rlmwtor Norrla of Meliriiskn, hlrmm of tha at-nata commiMnu on agriculture-, la rxhllnK. Aki I'-ult ui , tlia program discloses, is In ln-cj of farm credit anil re'iulrix aonia ni'-tliixl to tonka tint War Klnaiica corporation permanent, , '"I ha approach of winter," th bu jcNii uVc ljiri-K, ' find mki Ii iiIiiiki In a Im a-"l couill'ion, tho aviinKP sell init prlco of III roniniodllles Ihiiik l.clnvr l tint af a yuir uko. Surpluses of food product arc tmcked up on lh firms or held In atorr and hki'IcuI- tor hu no proper futilities for cany liitf the loud Karmers Iiava heen fre fluently forced to market Hull" clops at ruinously low prices," l-arer farm loana ar necessary, the bureau clalniM, anil congress will 1)9 ohllid to remedy exlatlna; Inw to ciihIiIo the bind bank to function befora next May, tha uaunl time of rnewlnif morlKiies. Improvement of ths f-diinil bind bank system and lliiulde'lon of fcrtn limn associations and Joint stock banka will ha pro posed. ('onipljlii of Interest. Cpmpliilnla nave lima; been made farmer! have ben compelled to pny Iriterrat rntea aa lil(il) I1' per vent and on top of that cotnmlanlon M 1 per cent. Tha federal rtaervt art would be amended an ratea cannot exceed I per cent. Tha farm bureau would brlnir the federal reaerve ayaU'ni to tha renuiln Ing fwo-thlnla of the total number of hntika In the country ao they will be In better poaltlon to Jve aid. ISy mnkliiR riBtlonnl lainka aubject to a'ote taxation ayaiema ii i :" t,,inl and banker will be taxed only a other property and join concern are tared. The farm bureau believe clothing should be ao marked that customer may know whether they are buying genuine vlr gin wool or ahoddy and therefore the "truth In fabrics" bill I endorsed. The bureau will get behind meas ure to make It unlawful to sell can ned and bottled good that linve false bottoms, or that nre not filled: to tell milk that contnln vetnl)le sub stitute for hutterfat and to Import adulterated seeds. Aged Man at Falls City Fights Officer With Gur falls City. Neb., Oct. 23. (tipeclttl.) County officer who were delegated to serve eviction paper on Lawson II. Wells, 75, found walking arsenal facing then) when the aged man atep ped to the door of bin shack. Leveling an automatic pistol at the officer, he defied them to arrest him. They retorted by grappling with him, finally wresting the gun from his hand after a scuffle in which the aged fighter more than held his own, Keuching for another gun atrapped to hi belt, he fired everal times, In flicting a flesh wound In Deputy Sher iff Forney s right hnnd. After sub duing the grlxzled warrior, they found three guns strapped nbout his waist snd another In his shack. He is be- Ina held by the county sanity noaia. ilin Censors' Coumlaint In DisiniMifd by Jury New York. Oct. A cmiplalnt Med bv Attorney Oeiieiul Newton against the Kiinnius IMiiyers-Usky -..rporatlon for an alleged violation ij ,xh state motion picture censor ship laws, was dismissed tly by a general esl..n grand Ju.y. The Jury reported the dtsniwsat after question ing a member of the board of censors. The motion picture- cnilrutli'ii had failed. It was chaise.!. I Wake fee nrtUrtnl ty th s.ir. fr-m one of It pla. until ftr ( It hd beet! Shown aevetal limes , Road Conditions ,, ",, j-.i 1. 1 V"-. u . ... us. is. ; -; l.,, I.,k.. - .... ,., ..I .. K ' tek ' ' , 1 ' " ' " I. . K . I. t. I l 4 , ! . i . ! i I Mt ..! k.rf . U 4 ' V . . 4 4- I- -- ' . tk. fft ., '4t.lJ I '' ' 4 !-.. V. I CO. t" M . I - I - - -. - h-4 t4t.f i i r e. .f II. - w.-s 0 a i H i4 l-4 .tl . I e-u f " t I - . I-. (. tth. s a-M 44 Ml w t M - ' S. ' . . ifi Cost of Dit'HM't Shown in Stillnum Cine White I'Uins. N. V., Oct. Ii. Ku preiue Court Jutie Mursihausi-r awarded John K. Maik, gunrdlun of lliby (iuy H'illinan, Ki.uoi) for hi cervices in defending the infant against the ihar; of lllegltiuiicy hiotiiyLt by James A. Ktilliiian, mil llonune banker. In his suit for di vi.rre from Mrs. Anne I'. Hililuian. II ao allowed Mr. Mack K 'jUI II. which the giuiidian repoiled he had extended In (iuy s l-etulf. The court allowed l'..feres lHinli-1 J. tlleuson, who heard evidence, In the ce, com penSHtion at the rate of f 1 SO a duy for 14t days devoted to the cae tt total of yit.ZIX), Indian Curses Follow Dead Man Wyantlottf (irl Fights ioIa tion of Trihe (.'ftiiftcry at Kaiisun City, Kansas City, Oct. 2f The body of Frank Kspy, a white man, was bulled in Huron cemetery, Kansas City, Kan., yenterdny, whil'. Helena Conley, descendant of the Wyandotte Indians, nlood nt the head of the Kiavn Hh delivered the Wyandotta ciiise on the dead man's soul and on those responsible for the burial In the Indian cemetery, The curse was deliv ered In a low tone, moMtly in the Wyandotte luuguaife. "Damn" olid "hell" were used as trimming. The grave was dug today under police froUeiion after the burial had been delayed a day by the sisters, I.yda and II' Is i. I'nllce stood by the Indian woman during the bujlul, and several times took hold of her when she waved her urma wildly while deliver ing tha curse. The Conley nisi era for several Veins have resisted nil Hitemjila to bury white persons In the rcim-tory. which Is ths Wyandotte Indian burial ground, They also have resisted ef forts of Ihe city lo keep the place In good .repair. They contend that the ground is sacred to tho Wyandotte tribe mid that, while persons should not molest It. Rendezvous of I. W. W. Raided as 10 (lo lo Trial Dftn lit Arrest 11 $uMTti in Resort in Sacramento Wln re Sabotage Hearing Attract Attention. tticriiuiciito, i'ji,( is t. 26. Trial of ID self admitted members of the In dustrial Worker of tho World charged with violating California' criminal syndicalism act, wa to be continued here today with the testi mony by the prosecution. The defense will mt open It case until late this week, It Is believed. Testimony tnken by the prosecu tion Indicates it is seeking to estab lish that thx organization I commit ted to the doctrine of subotngc. It 1 possible that W. K. Townsend, who claims to have b en at one time a lieutenant of William Haywood, I. W. W head, will be asked to testify again today. Townsend was the surpr.se witness of th" prosecution yesterday, testify ing that he bad obtained employment I with riillronda during the war fur the purpose of blowing them up and tell ! Ing of iicllvitlea of the oreanizatloii, In holding up war preiarut,ons. He testified that he had been compli mented several time by Haywood for j his activities against soldiers. Acting on advices received that a ' liyrge number of members of the or ganization were In Hacriimento at tending the trial, a o,und of detect lives, led by Chief of I'nllce Hirnsrd : McPhane, raided n resort In the lower '.-nd of the city late last right and 'took 11 men Into custody, A large r amount of I. W. W, llternture was j confiscated. The men will be charged ! with vlol.it'ng the criminal syndical ism net, McHhnne, said. Fireman Kill.-tl hy Wall During Hiph School Fire Portland, Ore., Oct, 25. One fore man was killed and several others were Injured bv a falling wall early today when the Washington high h.s.l hero was destroyed by , fire. The building was valued at .r00,000. Apple Prices Show Upward Trend in Iowa Ilea 'Mollies, U.. Oct, Ii IJespit the unprecedented appla crop reported from all section of the state, register ing t!loiis.wnls of surplus barrels over former years, prices offered at the market centers for the good varieties coot In ue to show an upward trend, according to It. 8. Merrick, secretary of the Htiile Horticultural society. Housewives are urged by the slate liortlculiur.il expert to purchase their winter's supply nf the ruddy fruit now to avoid paying greatly Increased pri. es Inter In tha full and winter. "Hiiylng for winter consuiiipliiirj should be done Immediately,' Mr. Merrick state. "Much higher prices will prevail about Christinas, and from that time on, due to several pe culiar condition affecting the present apple crop," J$irhcr, Who Operated Four Shop Here, Die in Norfolk Funeral services will be held to day at 2 at the Cruua mortuary for James M. I'uyne, former barber shop proprietor mid for 3d years resident of Ornabu. Mr. l'ayne died tit Norfolk, Neb,, Monday, following an Illness of several month. Me was proprietor of the barber shop In the old First National bank building when It was located lit Thir teenth and Farnnm streets. He also was proprietor of shop In the Carle ton, Millard and Home bntela. He was a member of the Woodmen of th World and A. O. If, W, lodge, Mr. Payne Is survived by three son. Henry. John It, and Koliort T., all of Omaha, and a daughter, Mrs, 8ule Pleron, fireat Divide, Cola Hurlal will 1 In Forest Lawn cent tery. Estate of Pacific Coast Packer Near $1,000,000 Ran Francisco, Oct. 25. The will of Mark J. Fontana, organlzerof the Cal ifornia Packers' association, who died hero October 19, has been filed for probate. Tin -stale's value Is esti mated at between 13,500, Oon and $4, 1)110,000. With the exception of a few minor bequests to chfirltnblu Institu tions, relatives and friends, tha bulk of the estnla was left In trust to hie four children, Mark, Roland, nichnrd and Mary Cushman, Farm Bureau Plans New Sales Agency Chlcugo, Oct, 25. The, American Farm lliiriHii f. dilution announced completion of plan for what was dv .l.i red to be Ihe largest ru-opcratlve sale agency In Amrrlcu for the han dling (lr fruits and vegetable. The new sale agency will bu known a tba Federated Fruit and Vegetable Urowere,' Inc. At meeting of the hoard of direct um In New York, October 21, J, rl I.dwur.ls. Krdtands, Oil , wis elected president, The new m g 11100 thai ha l.iktn over the North American Fruit change, which had beiu operating for. II yrars a a inutunhnd sate service. Jt.. Want Ads produce result. TvciiI)-'1'hi Hail I!iiilotit Siinmioiieil Into V. S. Court Foil Hmlih, Ark , Oct, 21 Twen ty !. former employes of ths Mis tin I Pncillc and ht. UiuisH.iu Fran liB.-.i rutlioad buve I .ecu summoned to appear in I tilted Hliites district ..Mill here lodat, to answer iliarrrs of violation of Injunctions granted the rullroads during the shopmen's stilke, forbidding inlet fcreuce with the op eration of trains. The men at j charged it)i two sie, :ilc iiol.ittons of the pioUiiolis cf tli lnjilletli.il 01 .ler. WHOOPING COUGH No "cure" - but help to ft dure parutytm of coughing V VAPORUH r r "bu ye it ko him I si is; 1 ffe1 YOU are his partner in life. Each day he re lies on your help and aid. How can you hope to be ,the true helpmate you so long to be, if you drag through life in poor health? TANLAC, Nature's Great Tonic, will send rich red blood coursing through your veins, your eyes will be bright and your diges tion good. A real joy will be in your heart and a song on your lips giving HIM the help he needs to WIN, Thousands have volun tarily testified that this wonderful medicine has restored their health and strength. 0) " EVERYBODY STORE" HpHE more that people learn of our Harvest Festival Week offerings, the more A enthusiastic they become'. The vast numbers of pleased patrons and the increased volume of business are the best proofs possible of the values. Tomorrow is another day of splendid opportunities. Take advantage of them. Harvest Festival Fashion Feature Sale of Canton Crepe Dresses Every woman needs at least one of thene dresses, for unexpected occariions are forever arming, and pre paredness consists of frocks of sufficient diversity to be interesting and of sufficient distinction to be notabf". At these sale prices one may be well dressed at small cost, In a season which offers such extremes as the slender, draped line and the full circular skirt, a brilliant variety is assured variety from which it is possible to select not only a becoming frock, but one in which you will always look your very best. Both conservative and ultra-new models in Black Navy Brown Made of heavy quality canton crepe, with only tucks, self-tone embroidery or a metal buckle to trim them. 25 $ 35 $ 45 - $49 .150 Burfsts-Nssh Dress Shop Third Floor Important Harvest Week Offering of Advanced Winter Hats Lustrous Satin Hats Velvet Dress Hats Rich Brocades Metallic Turbans urn Fur Timmed Hats Lovely Flower Hats Bright Duvetyne Feathered Types ou may choose from almost 200 of the newest winter stvles . hatiCthat were rushed through from New York to meet our immediate demand. An inclusive array of tailored and dress styles that offer a p. propriate millinery for every occasion . Buri.M-N..h II. Shop Tli lid Floor Hie New in Ribbons A Harvest Wwk freutim The vogue of ribbons for trimming as well n for Ires accessories continues. With the "(lift Season" fant approaching- have complete stock from which to choose. lirtn'tttle tinsel, C'irts tinsel, brocade ami satin brocHilr1 make most attractive bfcg, vestces, huN unti. vhi combined with other material, lovely house funii-ili in '.. Yard, $2.00 to $4.00. Frames Beinj Used New bag frame in a variety of atyle have lu-ert revt ivul. They art priced Kach, 75c lHlkul tiksa kaMi flaw Outinj Flannel, Vaiil IWic 3 . '-.K ;t ou'ii f (Is if" I. Kr Saul m .ty, t frbtltfea! t .!, )' II', t. Men's Fall Top Coats J Fur All 'Hound Wrar Whether you incline toward the ultra-conservative or want the lat ent di-tail of smart tle, jou'll find voii' idea exactly exprt'SM-il ill these topcoats, tlabardines Made with r a g I a it sloevei that slip oti ,nd olf mi easily, I'lited $2S ami $3$ Twtitl Coats (loud looking S"oUh twrd in brown rtii.l Krey inixluira, mi.lv with all-sromul or hull belt i?y,, Spt iiat, $31 SO, at. :V I- 7 v y ;tr At all good druggists. V . . s 14 ft Ill ( I (4ISSiS1 Sj S J-tt .HI I III ,