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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1924)
Fire Destroys 6 Villages. 1«T AMorlated PrfM Toklo, March IS.—81* villages have bean wiped out by a forest fire which has raged since Saturday at the foot of Mount Horajl. near the city of Nagoya. 170 miles from Toklo. A score of person* are missing and are b*lleved to have perished. Troop* have ben called out to fight the blase, which continues unabated. Hava you sent In a Local Ijif today? V-63 The Cadillac safety brake is astonishing in snow and slush. Try it today. It's new and modern— talk to the Cadillac man and you will find many reasons for buying an up to-date, fine car. J. H. Hansen Cadillac Co. Search Launched for Rulo Youth * Parents Get Last Word in De cember—Suitcase Found at Phoenix. Ariz. Stella, Neb. jiiUt-n IS.—Relatives nre making desperate efforts to lo cate Klmer Liberty, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Liberty of Rulo, Neb., who was last heard from December 28. ADVERTISEMENT. WOMEN! READ ! < fr eeware! Not all Package Dyes are “Diamond Dyes” Always ask for "Diamond Dyes" and if you don’t see the name "Dia mond Dyes" on the package—refuse it—hand it back! Each 15-cent package of "Diamond Dyes" contains directions so simple any woman can dye or tint skirts, dresses, waists, sweaters, kimonos, coats, draperies, coverings — ever> thing new, even if she has never dyed before. , Choose any color at drug store. Refuse substitutes! This is the loaf I bakefor you today! IT'S my special mid-week treat—the finest I can offer you. Every slice of this perfect bread is filled and flavored with plump and juicy Sun-Maid Rai sins. It is rich and fruity—healthful as well as delicious. And so much goodness, so much nourishment at such low cost! Also “special for Wednesday” For all those women who have formed a happy little custom of serving Raisin Foods on Wed nesday, I also include other tempting Sun-Maid Raisin Foods in my special baking for today. Rolls, cookies, cakes, coffee cakes, muffins, raisin pies, "snails,” and others come to you fresh and fragrant from my oven. By bakers everywhere The finest Sun-Maid Raisin Bread and other Raisin Foods are prepared "special for Wed nesday” by bakers every week—everywhere. > You can get them at bakeries, grocery stores and delicatessens throughout the city. \ Serve them for dinner tonight—for your children’s and your own luncheon. And—try Raisin Toast for Thursday’s breakfast. ’ I (U&fr A Fndorsed by bakers cvtrywbift, by |f American Bakers’ Aaaooiatioa and by Retail Bakers’ Association of America . Raisin bread special onWednesdays 1121. Appeal* have been made to authorities for aid in the search and description* of the young man ar* being broadcast via radio. Last word of young Liberty re ceived by his parents was a letter mailed from Fort Worth, Tex., stat ing that he soon would return to Kulo by automobile. About a month later, police at Phoenix, Arlz., noti fied the parent* that they had found a aultcase Identified as belonging to the missing man by letters which It contained. Young Liberty had been In the west about two years. After visiting a sister at Portland, ho was driving home by the southern route when he disappeared. The mother Is almost distracted. Pope Says He Must Die Some Time Rut Can't See Why Urge for Haste By AftNociatcd Prana. Rome, Marrli 18.—Report* of the ill-health of Pope Piu* were refuted today by the pontiff in an energetic statement. ‘‘I have got to die sooner or later,” a well known functionary quotes hia holiness as saying. "What passes my comprehension is why people are so anxious to make it so dreadfully soon. I my self say frankly that I know no reason why it should be in the near future. I have perhaps never felt better or more energetic than just now.” inVKRTlBEMKVr Lift Off-No Pain! Doesn't hurt one bit! Drop a little "Freesdne" on an aching corn, In stantly that corn ttope hurling, then shortly jou lift it right oft with fingers. , Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of "Freestone" for a few rents, sufficient to remove every hard corn corn, aott to remove every hard corn, soft th# foot calluses, without soreness or Irritation. LUMBER Millwork and genera! building material at 25% OR MORE SAVING to you. Don’t even consider buy ing until you have sent us com plete lists of what you need and have our estimate by return mail. No money down. We ship quick and pay the freight. W. F. Hoppe Lumber Co. 9th & S Sts. Lincoln, Nab. Politicians’ Aims Told to the Voters Fred n. Johnson, lieutenant gover nor of Nebraska, who also Is sfter the republican nomination for United States senator, consulted with his friends in Omaha on Tuesday. Mr. Johnson says that he has had much encouragement in his canvass, and expresses the belief that the real republicans are going to make them selves felt in the coming primary in Nebraska. Especially Is this true among the farmers. The voters. Bays Mr. Johnson, are getting a little weary of the man who promises everything and deliv ers nothing. What the people want is a little leas of promise and a little more of performance. His alogan is: "W# need new and younger men in the United States senate." Among the candldatea for secretary of state on the republican ticket is Woodruff Ball of Valentine. Mr. Bail Is making a quiet canvass on the grounds that this year the voters are looking for a qualified re publican to fill every office. He is an old resident of Cherry county, having made his home there in the spring of 1897. During these years, he has traveled extensively over the state, and Is acquainted with its needs and in detail with every part. He was one of the Nebraska fores tation commission appointed by John H. Morehead. when the latter was governor, and did much to awaken the interest of the public in what is needed and what is being done to meet the needs in this regard. His interest has never waned, and he is now vie* president of the Nebraska Forestry asociatlon, and active in carrying on its work. In politics, he has served as member of the state republican committee, and generally In the counsels of the party. uuring tne war, Mr. Ball waa ac tive In the Red Cross work in the state, and helped put over the cam galgns for fhat organization. He was born In Chicago, la 47 years old and unmarried, Mr. Ball expresses tha belief that the hubbub at Washington la hut strengthening the confidence of the people In President Coolldge. 8. Arlon Lewis has withdrawn as candidate for the republican nomina tion for clerk of the district court. Thl» leaves the primary contest be tween Robert Smith, incumbent, and Leo Crosby, aspirant. Mr. Lewis gave no reason In an nouncing his withdrawal He as serted hla allegiance to the candidacy of President Coolldge. Members of the Omaha Tron Mold era’ union, No. 190, went on lecord at their meeting at the Labor temple Monday night, endorsing the candi dacy of Charles I’nltt for county com missioner, according to John T. Seel;, vice president of the union. Political meeting In the Interest of Leo Rosenthal's candidacy for city commissioner was held Mondav night at the Lyric building. Three hundred persons attended. Speakers included Henry Monsky and Harry Lapldua. Irvin Stalmaster waa chairman. Dans were made for ward organ!za;lons on primary day. I "Now la tha time for ell good demo crats to come to the aid of their party," was the paraphrase expressed yesterday noon by Clark O'Hanlon during a talk to members of the Ne braska Himocratlo club. Mr. O'Hanlon expressed his belE»! that democrats at this time have much to hearten them on to victory this year, and he'warned his partv aaeociates against the evils of over confidence. Other speakers were H. B. Flehsrty, Dale P. Stow of Lincoln. Gerald TA Violette, Thomas O'Connor, Jamcr English and lasdd Taesar. Another meeting will be held next Tuesday noon. High tariff It regarded as an eco nomic evil by J. J. Thomas of Reward, candidate for the democratic nomina tion for senator, who was In Omaha yesterday. He charged that the tariff hurt the farmer and made it Impossi ble for him to earn a living on his isrm. Grant—Earl Fletcher, proprietor of the spotted Poland hog ranch, one mile south of Grant, sold 40 head of spotted sows and gilts at an average of 145.50, with a top price J’2.50. 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Washington, March 18.—With third party talk reviving in Waahington. conjecture la rampant as to how many insurgent senators will follow La Follette Into the third party in event the republicans at Cleveland refuse to submit to La Toilette's dic tation and he goes clear off the reservation. An apparently author! tative statement that La Follette will bolt has been Issued In Washington In the last 24 hours. To those who haven't gone below the surface. Senator George W. Nor ris of Nebraska Is mentioned as a probable leader In the third party movement. Norris, It is known, is in fluenced more by La Follette than any other man in the senate. Befiised to Follow. However, when It has come to a direct break from the republican or ganization, Norris has turned Ha Fol lette down. The most recent refusal of Norris to follow La Follette was in the election of a chairman of the in terstate commerce commission. It will he i-ememberpd that a group of insurgents, headed by I .a Follette. flopped to the democratic side snd elected Ellison Smith, democrat, to chairmanship after a deadlock lasting for weeks. Norris was one of the first men La Follette called upon to turn from Couzens to Smith. Norris absolutely refused. Fewer Parties, Not More. Early in this session Norris issued a statement that he was opposed to a third party movement which was then under way in Omaha. He as serted that a third party under present electoral college conditions would lje helpless to rid Itself of these things Norris says he dislikes In the present parties. “If anything, we want less instead of more parties," Norris said at that time. So, under present conditions, those dopesters who have put Norris In a list of probable third party leaders appear to be wrong. Norris, unless he tecomes more disgusted than he Is at present, will remain in the repub lican organisation. Those who may join the third partv are the senators who have followed La Follette's lead in everything. They are Magnus Johnson. Smith IV. Brookhart, Lynn ,T. Frasier, Edwin I'. Ladd and Henrik Shipstead. Many Sects Without Churches in Columbus Columbus, Neb.. March 1».—Re turns from the religious cenaue of Columbus lndlcata that many denom (nations without a church building or minister here are well represented from the standpoint of church mem Itcrahlp. The largest numlier of these are Christian or Disciples church. The second largest group la the Reorgan Ized Church of Jesus Chriet of Lat ter Day Saint* and Mormon*. The Jewish and English Lutheran ar* competitor* for third place, while a number sijow preference for the Evangelical church and the Evangeli cal association church. BAKED If the label on the can says “baked” the beans in the can are baked beans, and if the beans in the can are baked beans, the label on the can says so. 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