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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1922)
THE nnE: OMAHA. UKDM-SDAY. Al'lUU 19. iy."- J 1 . Ul llilllUll. Wt Nebraska Urged by Association I)cvr1oiinrnt of Kurt. Tim lrr on Waste Area ami Culture of Tret-, Object of Boily, - Arbr.r tUy i a iruuil time l con ii)r the limit ami o.ibilitirt rl Nrlirala'a a IrrC'groMing tatt 1 he tuljcrt t( (urcsiry ha received rrjr little attention in Ncbr.ii.j. liroal nl inun.l acre have iiivi'iM the ctforl r( the husuamluiaii, mid Ik tut ly etirrgy given to the world wonderful wraith t( farm lrodue. Along with frri have moved lite cattle grower, the swine hreedrr and the r1oikmatfr, and cat tic, and alu-ep by million have cone out from tint Uic tu 'red a Iittiiff ry wrld. Hut Nebraska i tikked with Mhcr raalnlitir, aiming which u the raising of useful (otjI tmibrr. v'aie arc have long flaut.U'il their ciiiptine in tlx luce of tiic v.prld and Nclirjkkun have woiiiU-rcd what to do with t'lcni. t'aretul, ;ieiitilitf expcriiurnK have Iteen caified in, to discover what ue may l made of ac( tl.at arc idle. It U now known that thru alackrr aerrf will produce a lou. til'ul, profit- ahle crop if put to their natural ue. me timber is bring Rrowii i" ine sandhill. Not a few mattered patilu."., hut hiiiidrid and thousands of acres of u-riiil tries. The atate oi Nebraska own 97.00 acre in the amlliill region, on whim nay be grown white t inc., yellow t !ue and jack pine. All that i rec.uircj it plantiiiit and a little attentio.i. In the Betsey nursery at llalsey fi,5(Kl acre of Mantling timber, now hut 2U year old, tree 30 feet high, all planted since 1W2, is the living p'oof of the statement that pine tim ber will (row in the sand hill region. 1'orotry for Ncbraka has other available uses. The farmer with a Miiatl timber lot need never burn corn for fuel, nor depend on cow chins to furnish heat to cook his food Trees are not a crop for today or tomorrow, hut require years to ma ture. " Now is the time to plant, that the future may he made secure. The Nebraska Forestry association was formed last October by some in terested citizens of Nebraska, its ob ject being: "To unite people w ho are interested in forestry; the encouraging of the planting and culture of trees; caring for existing groves, orchards or plan tations; forcstration of waste lands of the state; stimulation of popular interest in the science of forestry." Membership in the society is open to all. T. W. McCullough of Omaha is president; Mrs. John H. Corrick f Palisade is secretary, and Wood ruff Ball of Valentine is vice presi dent. Either of these will be g'ad to answer inquiries. ifcjRADIO DEPARTMENT Radio Factories Meeting Demand Production of Vacuum Tuliet Hat Reached Maximum of 500.000 IVr Month. That wirrle.s telephony i not a fad, but proitii.es to be of permanent practical ue, is evident in the en largement ul radio factories in the rat and the large increase of their output during the but three months. Westinehoiue, General Electric and Kadm Corporation of America are the "big bugs" in the wireless iiiduotry that are forcing ahead at full blat in an eflort to meet the de mand that grew overnight. Vacuum tubes and headphones are the greatest want in the radio line, experts say. One local electric com pany that deals in wireless equip ment is $47,UK) behind in order and will not promise shipment before JO day. The manufacture of Vacuum tube has jumped in numbers from 10.000 per month in 1921 to a maximum of 500,000 in March of this year. Kvery wireles "bug" knows that he must have a vacuum tube in order to hear clearly further than 25 miles. So. all mu.t wait patiently until the manufacturers are able to supply the dealers. , Do not throw away your burued out tubes. Most jobber require that they be turned in when new ones are purchased, . and persons seeking the elusive bulbs often add to their difficulties by having no old ones to exchange for them. SPARKS Alternating Current A current which flows, not like water in a pipe in one direction, but first in one di rection and then in the opposite. A single alternation is called a "cycle." Commercial alternating currents are eomoosed of 60 eveles a second. The hiumbcr of cycles in the alternating currents used tu radio ts many thou sands a second. . Amplitude Every wave grows from zero to a maximum value at its crest. The maximum value is the amplitude and is ascertained by measuring the height of the wave crest. Audio Frequency Vibrations may or may not be audible to the human car. When they are audible they have, audio frequency. Frequencies below 10,000 cycles per second are regarded as audio frequencies. QUESTIONS. L. C. B., North Platte, Neb. Q. Can you receive 350 meter waves with a tuning coil of 2,500 to 3.00" meters' capacity? A. Yes, by using audiou detector It weighs Hve ounces A A Say Ben-Gay at any drug store and ;. vou, will get a tube of the original ' French Baume Bengue (Analge , .slque), then apply as follows: mas- sage the area of pain with the Baume rubbing gently at first and then with more firmness, j Keep a tub handy for Lumbago. TWOS. IEEMING & CO.. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT. Free to Asthma and Hay Fever Suffererr Free Trial of a Method That Ar.,--' one Can Use Without Discom ' fort or Loss of Time. (We have a method for the control of Asthma, and we want you to try it at cur expense. No matter whether your case is of Ion standing or recent development, whether it is present as Hay Fever cr chronic Asthma, you should send for a free trial of 'nr method. No matter in what climate you live, no matter what your age Or occupation, if you are troubled with asthma ir nay fever, our method should relieve you promptly. , We especially want to send it to thost Apparently hopeless cases, where all forms of inhalers, douches, opium preparations, fumes, "patent smokes." etc., have failed. Vi want to show everyone at our expense that our method ia designed to end all difficult breathing, all wheezing, and ail those terrible paroxysms. V This free offer ia too important to neg lect a single day. Write now and begin the method at once. Send no money. Simply mail coupon below. Do it Today ' rou do not even pay postage. FREE TRIAL COUPON FRONVIER ASTHMA CO, Room S5S-G. Niagara and Hudson Sts Buffalo. N. Y. Send free trial of your method to: An Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance Company showing $1.25 : $1.00 ra ' tio of assets to liabilities, is in the market for a GENERAL AGENT IN . NEBRASKA. Adequate funds supplied for bank deposits and a partial bank lineup ready. AP PLICATIONS MUST IN CLUDE FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF CON DITIONS. Address: Box Y 1863, Omaha Bee. Union Outfitting Co. Will Hold a Notable Sale of Lace Curtains and Panels Saturday If You Expect to Hang New Draperies This Spring, It Will Pay You to Buy Now Beautiful, airy draperies add so much to the attractiveness of a room that the Sale of Lace Curtains at the Union Outfitting Co. next Saturday is of impor tance to any woman who plans on beautifying her home this spring. . . There are Curtains for Living Rooms, Bedrooms and Dining Rooms, ranging from very inex pensive grades to the more elab orate patterns; all marked at de cisive reductions. And, as al ways, you make your own terms. and fme ur lo step of amplilka lion, H. M. D , Grand Island, Ncb.-Q, Why ran 1 not get muic over my wirelett apparaiu (druribed)? A. Srice you gr the code me cagta you should get music. You are not tuning in right. Trainee till you get it. Your hook-up it (J. K. , Isue Arrrtt Warrant fur O'Connor Estate Claimant !Uting. Neb., April 18 War rant or the arrest of the Missouri claimant ol the estate of the late John O'Connor of Hastings were fl atted yrtenUy by County Judge Turbylitl. There are 41 member of the Minsouri group, which claim ahare of the mate amounting to tcv cral thousand dollar. The warrant are iued on a com plaint made by County Attorney Ad dit. charging the claimant with hav in offered a will for probate in county court, knowintr it to be a forged initrument. The warrant, Mr Addie laid, will not be irrved in Misiourl, but will be held for service should anv of the claimant enter thi county. The O'Connor will cae hai been fought in the court for year. nn rrnrl.o. April Is. K. W. P. PamewoAd, a lorat minister, ilet-lared ta rtar ha would atari Thursday fur W ald ington. I. C. a'ont. Tha mlriitr sant ha rspwtsd to tw blind soon ami that h aml la aaa a praaldcnl hila h coul'l. Tha minister who la past so, will carry about 11 paun'ta ar Iuiiik with him which ha aalt ha wnulit haul thin4 him la a amall wagon. Ha will atari with 11. Father Causes Son to Confess to Slaying Man I'ortljml Man OLtattii Con ffaioii of Killing of Mu pit iaii After Three Hour' Queitioning. IVrtl.nd,, Ore, April 18 R. J. Heckrr, early today told the polire that after quritioning for tbrct hour, hi ion, Ruurll decker, in iail here, the ion had confessed that he killed Frank Bowkcr. a musician, mining since Sunday night The father laid hi an wa ready to lead the police to the pot whrre Howker'a body wa hidden. The police expected to look for the body today. Kiintll flecker I 2A. lie wai ar rested yesterday alter the police laid thrv fonnd bloodstains in hit auto mobile, llowkcr, according to a ktorv told the people by hi brother, had had an appointment with flecker Sunday night, flecker waa reported tr have promised to deliver a quan tity of licmor. Ilowkrr wa laid to have left hi home here with $1,4XI in t is pocket. otitic llecker refused to make a I'tatrmrnt to the police, but hi fa thcr wa reported to have broken doun hi reserve after the hour of private interrogation in the jail cell Ont State 1.11. Imilf.l tu AttenJ Club Hotie Ojiening Fourteen thousand Elk In le state will be muted this wrrk to be guest pf the Oniaha My at the iirftum-ttide gathering of I II 14 he held bere when the new clubhouse is opened, Herbert Uamel, grand f !ted ruler, announced yesterday. The fatiiMiin Id sell flAaVMO worth of bond 4 erect the .irmtine at thf outhrt corner of r 'at bt rentlt and Dodg-a street will be taumhed nrt Monday, t Ut a week. A letter of fongratulrtiiona on tbe work undertaken by the Omaha l'lg was ret rived yesterday by thairnian Trimble from lirand F altej Kuler W, W, Mountain of the grand lodge. The letter Mluw: "1 certainly want to congratulate Omaha lodge on perfecting itUu and bring able t finance a iilirme for a li t'iry cluhhoue. "With the program we are carry li'K out tin year throughout Hk d in tou'inurd, and these great 1 Us' heme and club becoming the eivie tcntei of their ctminmnities, stnd ing for law and Older and that ssbu li la .I-!,. .... ... il,a t" w4 w w great result that are sure tit come; la the order," For up-to-date sport new real The lire You will find it ery in trresting. Browning King & Co. "The Store of the Town" "Phoenix Hosier) For Men and Women" "Knox 'Hats For Men and W omen" The Season's Newest Shirtings America's best known and reputed shirt that are guaranteed by the maker and ourselves to . the fry last stitch are to be had in our great Spring Showing. Never before has this store been able to place so many and varied patterns, colorings and qualities for a satisfied selection. "Manhattan" Shirts , Madras, Silk Mixtures and All Silk r $2-50 to $7-oo Browning King' Special , Our own high tailored shirts of madras, printed and woven percales, oxfords, silk' mixtures, and satin stripes. ' - ?10 to $g.00 Silk Shirt Special An unusual variety of pure silk, jersey, broad ' ' cloth, and crepe silk shirts that sold from $7.00 to $10.00, now ; $5.25 3 for $25;00 Collars Attached Shirts $1.50 to $3.50 Percales, oxfords, pongee, and poplins, mostly the new narrow collars. " White oxfords with but ton down collar '"Atta Boy" If you want some swell neckwear at a bargain price, right now is the time to buy it. Beautiful qualities and styles of silk in 'dots, stripes, checks, and unique weaves, that can't help but please anyone. Specially priced, at 55c Browning King & Co. 15th and Douglaa Sts. Harry H. Abbott, Mgr. SI x 'Ul.SIL . 'LyM Wesr H. focation Lamd ltfliinesotas Ten Thousand Lakes The Ten Thousand Lakes! Dim forest trails that Radisson and Nicollet trod. Warm sun and warm ' sand. The soft drone of little waves. A hawk off ' yonder in the blue. Just laziness. The Ten Thousand Lakes! A misty morning. A long cast,and the zing-g of the reeL Water whipped into foam,and the thrill of the long fight. A ten- . pound muskie. .... TheTen Thousand Lakes! Golf and boating and swimmingdancing and horseback-riding .... a land just made for vacation. Lowest fares in years to VacationLandviaChicago Great Western. Ask for the Ten Thousand Lakes booklet,and information about hotel and boarding- house accommodations MARSHALL B. CRAIG General Agent, Passenger Dept. T. Minkler, District Passenger Agent ,1419 First Nat. Bank Bldg. JA ckson 0260 CHICAfiO GPMF WESTERN I Thousands of Yards of Beautiful Imported Laces All Hand Made by Expert Lace Makers Real Irish Lace Chinese and Italian Filets French Clunies Imported from Ireland, China, Italy, France Direct Importation Enables U$ to Offer The$e Lacet J1P 1,1 7a Wednesday All at About the Regular Selling Price Real Irish and Filet Picot Edges About ft inch to 1 inch w ide ; all handmade ; IO fine quality; per yard, XGC Real Irish ahd Filet Edges 1,2 inch to 1 inch wide; all handmade; QC nor vnnl. 6tV 1 , Filet, Irish, Cluny Laces; Insertions 1 inch to 2 inches wide; all handmade; CO per yard, Filet and Irish Laces and Bands In collar widths; all new pat- AO to 1 AO terns; all handmade; per yard, OC X 70 Real Filet, Irish Cluny and Venise Medallions, Inserts and Chair Backs Small medium and large sizes; all are handmade; Wednesday, on bargain squares, each ' 5c, 10c, 25c, 50c, 98c up to 12.50 Main Floor Center am. c'x c i r jnner easier oaie or Silk Dresses 300 New Spring Dresses from our regular, stocks that for merly sold from 25. 00 to 40.00 lor tins spe- cial selling. If, Mm Wednesday 19.75 A very wide variety of styles for after noon, street and sport wear are of fered in this group. Fine Cantons and Georgettes are heavily beaded. Debortair cape costumes use Krepe Knit or Vellette. Crepe de Chines ane embroidered or may be draped in self or contrasting materials. The colors include many street shades and vivid sport hues. Sizes 16 to 44. Second Floor West .1 Ik- After Easter Reduction Sale, Fash ion Show and Display Apparel at 20 to 40 ' Less Than Former Prices Tills Includes some of tbe moat beautiful and ultra fashions in Evening Gowns, Suits, Dinner Frocks and Cape Costumes. Second Floor West. Jersey Silk Bloomers In the New Sport Length Those who like a bloomer that comes above the knee will be interested in these new arrivals. They are made of heavy Jersey silk in a particularly complete saw color range, including Emerald, Mohawk, Peacock Blue, Navy, Brown and Black. SJ Radium Silk Petticoats Delightful to skillfully cut in the wrong used and the stitched hem Henna, Tan,, Brown, Navy In Clever New Designs wear under your crepe dresses for they are on simple lines and will not flare or hunh places. A fine soft quality of Radium is bottoms are finished with a deep hem- embroidered flounce. In or Gray, French and Black. Blue, Green, 3.95 Second Floor South Three Silk Specials 1.59 Wednesday Per Yard Black Channeuse Several hundred yards of good firm charmeuse in black only. A 40-inch width that would sell in a regular way for 2.50 a yard, specially priced, per ' yard, i ' ' 1.59 Navy Blue Talfeta A splendid soft Swiss chiffon taffeta that is heavy enough for suits, dresses or bathing suits. This quality cost over 2.00 a yard to manufacture, but the N36-inch width in two shades of navy blue is priced, per yard, 1.59 Black Sport Satin This is the heaviest grade of sport satin, in black only. Don't confuse it with other qualities or be deceived by the low price it's a wonder. 36-inch width, per yard, . 1.59 Main Floor Center Boys' Clothing Attractively Priced Boys' Wash Suits Extremely well made little suits in Oliver Twist, Norfolk and middy styles, in plain colors or a two-color combina-' tion. Sizes 2y2 to 9 years, f C 2.95 to 4.50 values at 1 VD Boys' Play Suits Good looking suits in plain or colored combinations, long or short sleeves. Sizes 2 to 8 years. p 2.00 values at 1.1 0 Boys' Percale Blouses Full cut blouses in striped patterns of fast JQ colors. Sizes 6 to 16 years. 85c values at 0C Fourth Floor (A L Bee Want Ads Troduce Results.