Governor Turns
His Attention to
Coal Situation
Makri Jnquirici Regarding
Naming of Commission
John L Kennedy ia line
for Fuel Administrator.
. Juiv i (Special.
R. AfeKelvia today
Lincoln, Neb
Governor S.
turned ht attention to the threatened
shortage of coat.
He announced ht would immedi
ttclv confer with Clarence A. Davit,
attorney general, to learn how much
power the iate hi in governing the
prices and the diminution of fuel,
lie aUn announced that John L.
i Kennedy of Omaha, fuel adminittra
f i or during the Kir, would be asked
' to accept tiinilar petition if one it
rreated in the pretcnt emergency.
The announcement! followed re
reipt of a telegram by the governor
trom Herbert Hoover, lecrctary of
commerce, asking McKelvie to name
a itate fuel commia.ioner to handle
,n anti-profiteering campaign at)d to
supervise uutriouuon or coai o dcii
ac'vsntage. -
The governor discussed the fuel
ituation with Kennedy. In Omaha
, yesterday.
A trlfffram it beins tent by Mr
Kelvie to Hoover asking how much
of the exoente of the fuel commis-
aion the federal government ia ready
to piy. i
.Vandah Multilate Grave
of Noted Frontiersman
TVartumarf S. D.. lulv '28. (Spe
ciat.) Resident of the Black Hills
have become angered by the ac
tion of vandals who have broken
through the wire screen protecting
the grave of "Wild Bill" HtcVoJc. in
Mount Moriah cemetery, near Dead
wood, and are making a practice of
chipping off pieces of the monume.nl
for souvenirs.
An old statue of "Wild Bin. wqicn
was carved many years ago and erec
t.A r thm srave of thr. noted iron
tiersman, , was multilated beyond
recognition by vandals and souvenir
hunters, and the present monument
seems destined to go the same way
unless means can be founa to pur
a stop to the operations of the ivan-
dals. . t t
Free Celebration Given
'. by Fullerton Business Men
Fi.lterton. Neb.. Jul 28. (Special)
, Fu'.lerton's big free celebration was
the biggest day that Fullerton has
had for Several years. The business
houses all closed and everybody went
to the fairgrounds and a good pro
gram of races of kinds was put on,
also huckin horses and mules. A
- baseball game between Fullerton
ana uemrai uy yuvcu ,....
big card. . ine game wem u ni"i
before Fullerton won, 3 to 2. Over
S.000 nroole attended the- races and
" ball game. In the evening a free out
door picture show and dance were
K- given. :.'. -- " V '
Fire Destroys Garage at
Bedford: Loss Is $1UU,UW
r New Market, Ia., July 28.
(Special Telegram.).v-The ' Ford
garage at Bedford, a town near here,
' was destroyed by fire. The loss will
amount to about $100,000. Some 25
automobiles in the building were de
stroyed. - r ,' , . '
A carload of oil had just been re
ceived and was stored in the base
ment. ' The barrels of oil exploded,
some being thrown SO feet in the air.
Tt is thoueht the fire was caused by
a-liehted cigaret stub. The loss is J.
partly covered by insurance,
Chccb Arc Worthless;
Columbus Man Sought
' Columbus. Neb.. July 28 (Spe
cial.) W. Hendnck, who operated
i lint between lolumbus and
Norfolk, has disappeared, leaving in
hit wake numerous check! alleged by
several hotel and butinesa men who
cahed them to be worthless,. The
amount of tht checks will total in
the neighborhood of $800, it ia estimated.
Hendnck is said to have left town.
alter purchasing considerable nier
chandisc by check, in a new Durant
auto for which he is alleged to have
traded bis old car, promising to pay
tnt remainder on terms. The Durant
dealer also is looking for Hendnck.
Wednesday morning, upon reach
ing Humphrey in the big Buick
which Hendrick was using on his
bus line, the driver, Mr. Gleaton,
Wed lien on the car for his wages
n the sum ot $104, A Mr. Gordon
of Norfolk, hearing of the attach
ment. tfame to Humphrey, paid the
drivers Dili, ancr secured the Butck
upon which he held a mortsaee of
fl.l'W.
With the retirement from the field
of the two buites which Hendrick
was running between Norfolk and
Columbus, the firm which has been
operating a but line between York,
loiumous and Norfolk has put on a
rarkard bus which wil make two
scheduled tnpi between Columbus
and Norfolk.
Book Owned by Dakota Man
baid to Be 5,000 Years Old
Canton. S. D.. lulv 28 CWrial
Earl Boyce of this city is the own
er of tome of the oldest books in
the country. .
The oldest one in his collection it
said to be 5,006 yean old. It is
printed in Chinese and was secured
py htm in Denver, many years ago.
The next oldest is a large Bible,
printed in 1378. Another interest
ing book in his collection is an English-Latin
dictionary, which dates
back to 1(500. Two other books were
printed in 1646 and 1650, respectively.
Shift in River Increases
Size of County 500 Acres
Falls City. Neb.. lulv 28. (Soe-
cial.) Richardson county is bieeer
by more than 500 acres this year than
last, according to the report made bv
County Assessor S. H. Bolejack.
The 'roving tendencies of the Mis
souri river, which shifted some of
the sand bottom of Missouri to this
county, were responsible for the
change in area. .
The total -value of land in this
county is $30,768,630. The averaee
per acre is' $90.15, compared against
yu.W last year.
Guards and Strikers
in First Clash at Wymore
Beatrice, Neb.. lulv 28. fSoecial.)
Striking shopmen and guards clashed
at Wymore today when the former
were ordered off property . of the
Burlington. Sheriff Emery and dep
uties were called and restored or
der. This is the first disturbance
since . the men walked out at Wy
more.
THE OMAHA BEU: SATURDAY. JULY 9, 1922.
Buildings at Beatrice 7
' Damaged by Heavy Wind
Beatrice, Neb., July 28. (Special.)
A near-tornado visited this' locality
Thursday morning, blowing . down
outbuildings uprooting trees and do
ing other damage to property. Salts'
icehouse, on the north hank of the
RIup river, was unroofed by the
wind, part of the structure landing
in the river, mere was no rainiau.
Bov Dies From Lockjaw
Clay Center, Neb., -July 28. (Spe
cial.) Royce Oxley, 15, son of Wm-
fred Oxley. died nere trom locKjaw
resulting from, stepping on a rusty
nail a few day ago. Funeral serv
ices were held Friday, p
Athletic Coach Engaged
York. Neb.. Tulv 28. (Special.)-
Ernest Hubka has been engaged as
athletic director . of , the York High
school for the coming year, Mr.
Hubka lives., at Virginia andis a
graduate of the state university..
Stolen Register Found
' Beatrice. Neb., July 28. (Special.)
A cash register, stolen the other
lght from the J. W. Coonley gro
cery store in Glenover, was found by
some boys playing near the store,
It had been broken open and rifled. .
,ommon
Sense
Road Conations
. : (Fnrnlalwd bjr Omaha . Aoto Club.) '
Lincoln highway, east;t Roads air to
Missouri Vall.y; muddy to Renisop: still
raining Dentsonvand east. Marshslltown
reports roada goo. No report from Cedar
Rapids. ' .
Lincoln highway, west: Detonr It miles
West Dodge to one mile north, then west
' onto Lincoln highway again east or Elk
horn, Roada a little muddy at Fremont,
but traffic moving.. Schuyler reports
mads good. Columbus roads just fair:
rough in stretches to- Central City. Grand
?land and west reports roads good. De
tour 1 miles west ot Kearney.
O. U I. highway: Light ahowera In
Omaha. rlcinlty. .but roada fair. In leav
ing Omaha follow Dodge street to 11
miles, south four miles to O. L. D. again,
Ashland roads fAr to good except for,de
our east of bridge. Lincoln roads re
ported good. f v '.ii
Highland Cutoff: Roads fair.
Vornhusker hiahway: Roada fair, -
S T. A.:- Good..
Omaha-Topeka highway: A tew light
ahowera, but roads fair to state line.
Omaha-Tulsa, highway:- Roads good to
TnpekM. ' .
Ceorgo Washington: highway: Rwds
fair. Under construction from Thirtieth
stmt to beginning of pave"ot. Demur
oner High road to Blair. To Sioux City
roads fair to good.
Black Htlle Trail: Roads In rlctnlty of
.Fremont somewhat muddy, but traffic
moving. t .
Kirer to River road: Muddy at Neola.
- Traffic movirr with chains between here
and there. Ies Molnea roada good.
. King of Trails, north: Hoada fair to
goad to Missouri Valley. Somewhat floppy
north. -'
King of Trails, south: Reads good to
Hiawatha: JuM fair south.
Meridian highway: Roada food through
ebrarha.
- O Street road: Good. -
Chicago-Omaha ShartHnt: Roads rather
muddy at Oakland: Atlantic fair. Thej
detvur east of Council Bluff t a. HUM
xeugh. Des aloines reports roads ia that
1 vicinity good. lowm City report roada
dry and ia good condition. Detour be
tween Victor and Iowa City over T. W. V.
route: Inaulro No. S Eaat Washington tat
information east,
T. O. A. Short line: Road fair to good.
Bin Grass Trail: Roads fair to good.
Tvtour eaat of Corning rather bad. Road
work In progree.. AlbUt to Ottumwa: de
tour via Blakeeburg.
Weather reported clear weot and north.
C!oudy east and south, wltn .rain some
Iitt cast, r Predictions tor Omaha
t:niiA
Are You a Blustering Boss?
Really successful employers never
give emphatic orders to a helper, of
either high or low degree, while
any one outside the force is present.
An employe who is worth while
does not enjoy being instructed in
way which suggests that he cannot
get his employer's idea without hav
ing it literally hammered into him.
Pride is a part of every good man
or womart s character.
Pride is a part of every good man's
work produced and too much pride
to wish to be belittled before others.
is natural.
The boss who follows such an prac
tice as making employe's conspicu
ous before others when he gives an
order loses the best effort an em
ploye is capable of making, or per
haps loses a good helper.
- It ' may be the result of circum
stances, not ability, which puts' one
man in as head and the other as
employe. ' ,
" There is no reason why an em
ployer should treat an intelligent and
energetic employe in a discourteous
manner..
It is not often that a capable man
will stand this sort of thing. '
Once in a while , circumstances
might make it necessary.
An employer who will take ad
vantage of such a man-is not a real
man. . -, . f
- (Copyright 122.), " - .
Dog Hill Paragrafs
I P.. trr&m Rifie-ham 1
Miss Peachie Sims looks a lot nicer
since she got her new hat. It is a
mighty hard matter for Miss Flutie
Belcher to get ahead of ber.
Frisby Hancock, one of the stanch
members of the Hog Ford church,
has moved about a half mile further
away, and the bell will now have to
be rang louder on Sundays.
9 . , m m m
Atlas Peck shot at a nice screech
owl he dreamed was sitting on his
bedpost last night, but d:d not hit
him. - , . -
Lincoln Traveling Men
Arrested on Liquor Charge
Beatrice. Keb,, July 28, (Speeiil
Telegram.) To traveling men from
Lincoln were srretted on the Corn,
husker highway by Sheriff Emery
after their car, carrying liquor, had
gone into a ditch and turned over.
according to the officer. The men,
ht said were tinder the influence of
liquor and both escaped with cuts and
bruises, but the machine was badly
smashed. They gave their names at
B. M. Boggs and Fred Matthews,
They were released oa bonds.
Bee Want Ads I'roduce Results.
Coal Famine to Cripple
Wisconsin in Few Days
Madison, Wis. July 28. (By A.
P.) Wisconsin faces a coal famine
which will commence to cripple in
dustry within very few dsys uiyleis
relief is made available, the stste
railroad commission reported today
on the basis of a survey of coal sup
plies on the docks.
"The situation is uor.e than we
dreamed of." L. E. Ceitle, chairman
of the commission, said in comment
ing on the result of the investigation.
This survey showed that large dock
ing companies generally received
from 50.000 to 100.000 tons of coal
each month during the shipping sea
son had received only negligible
amount since the first of the year,
rractically no furl remains on the
docks."
Si hundred telegrams ordering
Udio sets were received ve fore
noon by one manufacturing concern.
New Water Plant Engine
Inalallrd at Fair bury
Fairbury, NVb., July 28. (Special,
The city water drpartment of Fair
bury has installed a .10,1)00 engine
nd a I6.0Hw boiler.
The Dee Want Ads are best busi
ness boosters.
Bathing Caps
Our entire line reduced col
ors lor blonde and brunette
becoming stylet for all.
10, 20f and 50t
Burfeaa-Naek Mela Floor,
BUB
EVERYBODXS STORE'
Practice Golf Balls
Regulation S I a e a4
Weight True Balance.
Reduced to 9c
BurfMoNaali Fourth FImt
Saturday Many Timely Offerings for the Shopper
Kiddies' Sox
Half nd three-quarter length
hose in a quality that assures
more than usual wearing serv
ice. All colors and combina
tions to natch little summer
outfits. 3Sct 3 for $1.00. '
Burgsaa-Naah Main FIser.
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Women's Hose
Fiber Silk Hose
Stockings in black with white
clox, aho nude with black clox.
Special, pair, 95c.
Full Fashioned
Hosiery of the quality one
loves to wear. Made with the '
serviceable garter top. Blalk,
white and cordovan, pair, $2.00.
Other Silk Hosiery
in such well known makes as
Oynx, McCutyen, Burnasco, are
priced for clearance, at $1.69.
Black, brown and white, pair,
$1.69.
Burgeti-Nash Main Flow. '
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Women Will Welcome
These First Fall Hats
In AH the Fashionable Fabrics and Styles
Black
" and the
NeD
Autumn
Street
Shades.
' Lyorit
Velvets,'
, Satins,
Crepes,
, Duvelyns,
Fells.
An extensive assortment from which one may
choose a flattering style in a becoming color. Beau
tifully designed with rosettes, bows, cabochons, cords,
Touches and other clever ideas that are new -with the
coming'season.
Other Fine Millinery, $7.50 to $35.00
Burgass-Naaa Hat, Shop Third Floor. .
Candy -Specials
Cream Caramels '
Delicious in assorted flavors
of vanilla, vanilla nut, chocolate
and chocolate nut. Special
Found, 84c. '
Penouchi
Soft and creamy; filled with
chopped nuts; vanilla and
maple flavors. Special -
Pound, 42c,
" Salted Peanuts
- "Jumto" salted peanuts.
Large, whole nuts, fresh and
. well salted. Priced Saturday
Pound, 42c.
Bon Bons
Glace cream bon bons in
flavors of pistachio, maple,
vanilla, strawberry, 'raspberry
and orange. Special Saturday.
V Pound, 42c'
Candy Shop Maiianln Floor.
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Union Suits
Fine cotton suits, made reg
ulation top, tight, loose or shell
knee, 34, 36 and 38, priced, 6Se.
40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50 are, each,
75c. .
Burgass-Nash Main Floor.
000-
Wash Suits
$265
Manly little suits of sturdy
make. The best that one can
buy now reduced for quick
disposal. Made of fast colored
fabrics in Russian, Norfolk,
Middy and Oliver Twist styles.,
Other suits, 69c to $1.75.
BUrfass-Nash Main Floor.
Thousands of
A New Book
"ROBIN"
The sequel to "The Head of
the House of Coombe,"" by
Frances Hodgson Burnett.
Surely you will want to read it.
Priced $2.00
'
Book Shop Main Floor.
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Ne-ts
; JL ; M ; .'
$795
With the more tailored outfits of fall, one must carry a bag that is equally smart and trim, so this opportune offer
ing. These bags were bought much under price those who purchase from the lot will greatly share in the savings.
At 49c
Morocco
Silk Bags,
Crepe Silk
Shopping Bags in
Pilgrim Style,
At 95c
Tweeds,
Vachette,
Homespuns,
Bead Bags, .
Sports Silks,
At $1.95
Calf,
Beaver,
Pin Seal,
Vachette, ,
Party Boxes.
At $2.95
Moire, ,
Morocco,
Pin Seal,
Beaver Calf
Party Boxes.
Burfess-Nash Bat "oo Main Floor.
Venida Hair Nets, cap and
fringe, double mesh, 2 for
25c ; single mesh, 3 for 25c.
Bonnie B Nets, double mesh, 2
for 25c; single mesh, 3, for
. 25c. - vu'v .
Riu ,Hair Nefj, double mesh,
cap and fringe shape, 3 for
25c. "
Hair Nets, cap shape, dozen 35c.
Grey anil While Nets, single
and double mesh, 25c, or
, $2.50 dozen.
Carmen Nets, with or "without
elastic, 4 for 25c
Burf.aa-Nuh Main
Floor;
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Stationery
Due to vacation time, with its
added letter-writing, low-priced
stationery of good quality is
much in demand. We offer a,
box of 24 sheets and envelopes
in white and several tints, at
Box, 21c.
Burress-Naah Main . Floor. '
Women's Footwear
Sports. Oxfords, $5.95
"White elk oxford with pat
ent leather trimming and flat
heel. .
Sports Oxfords, $4.95
Black or brown leather
trimmed with white buck or
Nile cloth.
Odd Lot Pumps
-Odd and broken sizes;
C u ban and flat-heeled
styles.- . . - v
" Pair, $3.95
Kid and Nile Cloth
One, two and three
strap styles; high and mil
itary heels
: Pair, $5.95
Burfess-Naah iin. Shop Mala Floor.
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Hou;
:s Section
Black Enamel Suitcase
Special
$J95
This smart-looking case"
is large and roomy, lined
' throughout and fitted
with tray and shirt fold; in
top. Made with heavy
brass locks and hinges,
reintorced cor
ners and two
strap fasteners;
. is an ideal
ase for "week
end trips."
$7.95 N
Others priced
at $11.00 and
$12.75.
Burctsi-N.ah Lure! Section Menanin Floor.
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Toilet Goods Specials
Soaps
Colgate Ca.hmere Boquet Soap,
large size, 3 for 70e. Small
size, 6 for 55c.
Colgate's Big Bath, 3 for 25c.
Lemon Soap, dozen, 50c.
Tropic Palm Soap, each, 5c.
Palm Olive Shaving Cream, 29c.
Glycerine Soap, 6 for 25c.
Creme Le Mon
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A lemon cream for
cleansing, made of pure
lemon juice.
49c
Manicure
Needle point,
inches, $1.00.
Scissors
3 and 3
Lucerne Bath Tablets, doz., 89c.
Palm Olive Soap, 3 for 23c.
Assorted Soap
Assorted Soap, 6 for 25c. -
I4-piece Water Set
CoM drink set composed of'
rouncT tray and pitcher of "Sun
lite" aluminum and of six glasses
fitted with tumbler holder of
"Sunlite" aluminum in lattice de
sign. Especially, practical for
porch or garden. "Very light in
weight. : - - - "
Set complete, $3.95
Picnic
Baskets
Fancy baskets
woven in colors.
They' are made
with strong
handles that
will not pull out.
65c to
$1.50
Burroas-Naak Howrforai.Hiafs Satttoe Fauna Floor.
, 300 Pairs
Men's Teanis Oxfords
Cool, 'comfortable low shoes; well made of
, strong white 'canvas and with rubber soles
and flat heels. Practically all sizes. Priced at,
No C. O. D.'a
No Mail Order
Pair 49c
"t No Refunds
! No Phone Orders
Barsaaa-Naob. "Roe Arrow Booth" Downstairs Star
- Hair Brushes
Pure bristle, extra long," 9
and 11 rows, a very spe
cial value, $1.95.
Liquid Lashlux
To bead the eyelashes. Will
not run or smear; not af
fected by moisture.
75c box.
Eyelash'Grower
"Shic". eyelash power, 39c
Thermos Bottles
Genuine Thermos, pint size,
. brown enamel case, each, 89c.
Mavis Toilet Water
Saturday, special, 69c.
. Rubber Gloves
Medium weight, 29c.
Heavy weight, 59c. " ,
Surgeon's Gloves, 65c' '
Dr. Sertoli's Helps
Three necessities for perfect
foot comfort, $1.00.
Powder Puffs
Velour Puffs, 4-in. size, 20e.
Coty's Powder
Coty's Compact Powder, $1.00.
Lilac of France
Lilac of France Vegetal, 89c.
Oriia Face Lotion, 19c.
Odorono, medium size, 49c.
We reserve the right to limit quantities.
No phone order. No C. O. D's.
. Burfaaa-Nash Maia Floor.
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