r 1 1 1 ; OMAHA EKE: MONDAY, AIV.UT U.
The Morning Bee
MORM NO L VI NING SUNDAY
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ft. .. r'e--lt aa at. He,
Tt ' iii4 "ily iffjlil-n af Th (m,ha Ha
for aW. !;.!, 71,111, i" nf IJ .11 Ji '
tk ,- said mlr rimitn ef t
UniaS H fur Juno, IX.', It.HI. ' f .W
etr June af tf, 'tela it larger gain I tun Ikat mini
er any eisar daily r Sufiaaf ir.
NEmUSKA'S UCUTENANt COVERNOft.' 1
fli I'rtillinfiii'iii, of '!hm A, JUrrown, lieu
Irnant ovrrnir of lh ntnte of Nchmk, is on that
ihould th'nk the rctmbillti. of th volfm, rijfard
h ot ytriy. To quota hit. own nurds, he found
hiroielf "down nd out," and coiniulled to aricjit
any employniiuit ht could find. lloncH toil i no
iliKgraie to any man, and "I'd" UarruKi i not abovr
working for livinit. lie haa piovfd thai all hi life.
Xcbranka haa brn and ii iiiKtrard with il lieu
tenant govirnor. That oHIcIhI i( iupi(Kcd to he big
enough to fill the governor's rhnir. On at leaat two
luTM.inni the lieutenant governor hai aurceeded to
the of fire of governor, beiaune that functionary had
gone to another place. At ome time under the ad'
ministration of every governor the Mate ha had,
I he lieutenant governor haa been required to an
aume the duties of the thief executive temporarily,
Mr. Barrowa has frequently been tailed upon to
aerve, onti for at leait a fortnight at a atretch, and
on a number of occasion for a week at a time. He
ha had to do alt thing that would fall to the lot of
the governor during that time.
And he rhould be paid for hn aervirei,
A dmpusMonate view of the can will be aided by
reading this proviaion from the Constitution of Ne
braska, lection 16 of article vi;
In cniie of the ili'Hlh, linpi'm linirnl, and jiiilii r
thervof to tin ai'cuaed, failure to quullfy. rmix na
tion, ubarnce from the atnte, or other diaalillliy
ef tli okrniir, the power, dutlri and etnolu
menu of t h i? ntllce tor lho residue of the term or
until the dlioiMllty ahall bi removed, nhull lc
olvo upon the liautenaiit Kovernor.
That lansuage would seem clear enough to in
dicate, at least, that the lieutenant governor is to be
paid the salary of the governor while performing
the, governor's duties. , It is not a question of
whether tho governor is to be docked for the time
he loses; the constitution says the lieutenant gov
ernor thall be paid and the record shows he has not
been paid.
Ah appropriation for the purpose failed at the
regular session of the legislature in That
puts the blame more squarely upon the state. Ne
braska has no right to ask any of its citizens to fill
the Jbigh ofice of chief executive and do it at his
owrrexpensc. I -
Pelham A.' Barrows is a poor man, but that has.
nothing to do with the ease. He would be entitled
to his pay just the sumo, were he as rich as Croesus.
He is not afraid to work at anything that is honest.
He has a considrrul e sum of money coming to him
for service as acting governor of Nebraska, and he
should be paid that money.
eel aliout .imitg (hi will hive i.klrd a big job, but
nhn he ha lurereded he will pot unly be public
bene far tor, feut he will nerd a bigger theatrr to hold
hit customers.
'BOS" SIMMONS AND THk: BIO SIXTH.
Nebraska ha had sitire 191 a solid republican
reprtteiitauon in tlie houf at Wanhington, It is
deitrable that this be continued. lor the romin
election Ihn-a new name will be submitted: that of
W, A. Anderson In the Flmt dintrUt, to succeed I".
Irnnk Itfvi., who renigiuul t take up procecuibm
of war frauds? Willi (J, Sears in tho Second, who
seek to succeed Albert W, Jefferta, retiring; and
Robert C, 8immons in tht Histh, who seeks the place
left vacant by the death of Moe ! Kinkaid. All of
these nominations art good, and deserve the support
of the voter.
Already The Omaha Hee ha commended "Bub"
.Simmons to the people of the Kixth district as fur
tunat choir for a successor to Iheir well-beloved
tongrenman, who Jitmlly passed away on duty,
Mr, Simmons Is a young man, but has already shown
himself po-ed of eminent qualifications for tht
office, It I pleasure to find In the Lincoln Star
this support of his candidal y:
WMtmllf rilMpaMNliiif Ills optinliflit. lio l per
sunnily a i il?n of S""H inllii- mid repute. It
niav Im Mld that Mr, Himmoti 1 t i.,n is dlr
h ! fur tho ono roii UihI hn lyplflc Dm yioin
and lsiiroii i-lrrnrnl thst Is ruining M thn front
In pyldlf- affxli. In IiudIiiom nnd In a!l rhiiniifl"
of liunian rffurl. Ho Iikk aldlliy conildned with
ensy, and munition linlnnnd with nid "fiiw
1'lm caiidldai y of Moll hllom.iin will SPIduI
partniiUrly in tlio- who beliv tli.ii f-virilif
mn dlmulil have noiu t' prno-ntiitkio m the sov
riiini nt M- la a former Ut t-oinnmnder of tlif
Ainrrliaii I-kIiiii and hi sund upon iiuotlonii
IuvoIhIiik thn principle of Amu H i.Mmii I wrll
known, Hhoiild lit so to 'rf, lh pmoln of
Nfhrunli.i i .111 In- anKiurd thul no utterance of
lil In a tunc of nntlonsl iilam will cauiut thetn
to liana tlirlr htadn In tnnnw.
Tim tlr la ronvlnci-d that the voters of the
Hltli dlxtrlct oucht to orii-'t pariy line In thlr
i linira of m ronarnMninn till r Mild di legate
thin wi'ihk Niid virlln mitll to h their npokesinan
l WHkhiiiifton.
ART oTpASSING THE BUCK.
Josephua Daniels, secretary of navy In President
Wilson's cabinet, now a lecturer on the Chautauqua
circuit, tried out a new line of thought on a reporter
for The Omaha Dee. Mr. Daniels told tht young
man that our national troubles chiefly are the re
sult of passing the buck. He was railing on Mayor
Duhlmau at the time, and it is fair to presume the
mayor got the full significance of this statement
from the lute secretary of navy:
In doiiii'Htli.', mm ful, huKlni'M ami political life
thi-re is a pri'Mit-dny tendency to pan th buck.
The dmiocrnta blunin, 'hn republicans and the
republican blame lb" dernocrst. l-cl ns face
our riiipnibl)ltli-M and not blame othei for our
own m Intakes or failures,
It is plain to see that Mr. Daniels is out of office
'and has no Immediate Intention of seeking re-entry,
j or he would not have abandoned the partisan idea
that won him distinction while in the cabinet,
j Putting thut to one side, agreement with his main
'proposition is e.sy. Americans have allowed them
selves to rail into tne naou 01 uying tn very tning
that is lead calculated to bring troubles to a focus
and to tnd them by discovering what is wrong and
applying the remedy. So long as settlement day
can be postponed by shifting the blame, that long
iiioxt of the people are willing it should prevail. Fo
the gentle art of passing the buck in practiced now
at it never was before.
Always, however, in the great American gam to
which the term once was peculiar and sacred, comes
the showdown. Sooner or later the buckpasser it
called upon to make good or pay up. That day is not
very far ahead of America right now.
How to Reform the Courts
i'tbrako FJitoit Exptvu I'lVn'i on the
Quatioti in JVju I 'lain .aignugc ,
litadt-rs' Opinions
ai'l
l-.rillt
011' h r
Hrward lUiulc urtopt a hili end of eibli an
r; K nur: Th Ameiicsn liarj't"'"1 "l ibe nofeion
swwi'Uilon bcaalla llm lack of te-1
lOfi't ihs ptiblie ha for cuurl and!
the coiiMHatton, Th cu it ry
In flu J, bur III remedy will be hard
to appl). It t a crowing belief
amoiif the pipl that the c ntiiu
Unit pmlfiia id rli li KH saslnat III
poor tiacaua of the 'f .n t llml It I
utterly initili I or poor man to
think of inaklnir a lishl for Ins inn.
Htltutlonal nhi. no matur how
meritorious hi km may be lecau
of lb (real ej'i tie, A for lb
wro log dlrAapeit fur cuiiiia, una
lied nut look any farther than our
own (late to find dnrens of raw a of
lnlrirlit Jnatli and releaae of
proven criminals, hlah and low,
Mllifdt tirnrd contempl and dime
ii, not only of lb court but of
lb law. There I srreatnr danger In
this frame of thn publio mind than
mital eopl renlisn.
teuin.1 ftiy Nonpurt'll.
Ivlwln M, imrr; if tho lodae
fmi 1. 1 niakn ui h phanae In plira--oliigy
a to inlnliiilir.fi delay: If Inn
objei l of a neaiilf.il of i dim I I from
the Blandpollil nf t!ie atlorney ll
well n the coiiitt was to d. i, rmlrm
th truth, and not almply lo win the
caan rrsardlea of llm Juil.n In
volved, and If speed could tin in
juted into court action without )
ftatlnv the nnd of Justice, then,
perhap, the aiiuallon now be.,
moaned by the American Itar !
elation Mould be bettered j
( oliiiohna 'Irli'graui,
Kditar Howard; The praa r
port Of III IHtef am r of speaker
l th Han Krum laf o meeting of the
Amerb au liar umoc lutlon pd more
bin- the spemdie of Jlerr Moat, or
tike lb talk Lenliitt and Trotsky
made In New York before they
want back to Hoaela. If a speaker
for organised labor or or an I red
farmer ihould denounce lho Ameri
can republic a the "mom lawless
tmlloo In the world," s did Judge
Hwaney' commit! report to th
bar association, . audi a speaker
would be Jailed befor breakfast
nnd probably would be deported
from the slate by an me mllllarv au-
thorlty. Th American Jr useoclt-
lion, with Chief Jusllow Tuft s Its
chief, oiishl to b dolus Homethlng
lo restnr pur court nnd our coun
try to the confidence of th people,
Inalead of uttering language, ralcti
lated to make our citizenship loa
falih In our aovernimnt aenemlly,
and In our rourt iartb:iilurly. An
honeat and tlasn Judiciary ha been
and Will b the heat bulwark be
tween the Amerlcnn pcopl nnd an
archy. Ha Who tries to drag our
Judiciary to low levels, iin did that
bsr committee When It said our na
tion is -ins moat iawjeas nation In
'llm .New Mli
li.aeph liilberl;
lUm.ilal.
I'Kiialltiltlons
OiiKliulad a lintltiiliuu on de.
I'olie power, They ma an miomaly
In a fi'liibal dennw rev, o It Is
Shaurd fur the pnpl,f to lioilt Iheoi
Ue Tha dralrM lo ahoilah run
sillutloii denote Inenul growlb.
lreairt I fur i inirl Mleo ,hn
glowing diwunment of the fact
that they linarlubly fr doniiiisnt
liaa liileitnt,
llnliln ge) l'rogre,
K J llMhra; ribll leglajrtln.n
I i i piiihiIii. i"ur lino It of I be ilin.
i .mi t nt nunifant today. Man la
hrdged In Willi ralri Ibina and
iouil hi piiMfiba lo at i ,. ii I irll.f.
I 'otieiltutloiial rlgbl are ait a aula
on the linpleat nielijtl and a a
leault pciifiln Mr loaing lln ir e.ei t
fur law enforcement snd court. W
am on the Uirealtuld of bolahev lain
due lo be iiinailublit hoiglng for
power by aolNgoolatlc refotmer and
whether there I suhmlsalon or not
Hi conalituilon Is threatened. The'
wt SlttlBS ! l! pltili I l oil
lMi. ira.i.. I, la tl . iffil.i
d.frt sod I r ll. at n'ii us a-n 1 I c i ' Mid i.tal H.a hjrl
li g at ! mn l , ma. I? j n,. .a rn i , nf
II ami Iba Wm leo n, tut ,t- e.... ai d ih.l 4 1 'oui to in-
gather wl'tl M-irrhrad and (l.alli-n.j aaU(.. i i-i p. K SI r..a ,l
,aigf, -.,naiaiinal . aiulil , - in. I , .f Wltuli thay tid ! 1
II i.. .iiImiIV pa toil ;t polma I m,i i, all m ii-ti,ni- W 'n
H,,a ,, :Oe li.itust il, Nofill wilii Hn
AUTMt H HIHr,H !soi i.aio. l i. liiintiei! t
. . i , .Sew York, flimr nvrr In siail
Slur ISrtarr lu lli I oorl. , hon,l m.i.i I. Itieir is no donl''
tin ah A .g II lit t h I..I IM '' bn 'it t. .f.l giftnod
, -r. .... ii ...... I lh.- I'awOM and i ,,l l..io Til in.i
of Hi Iiiii.I l. Ji....f '"(,,,, 11,1.1Ml.Mj,, , lh,(
liiaating of lb ,tn en. an 11 r t- Ti.a , i,i.. , hnrta
of Th Oiiish !: rroi rorr- tiatmit SI San tiaiii it, at Wiiiibyfwem nd ii hra-l. 1ml Itinfceu
fooiid'-in I fiolti In lb papat . . , .,,.,, Addmea. I ' ,h" ""' their tier
ilkia Saaselawat l( SWIaaaal
b4.aaHf aah lanait aaal eaa4.
tea at tt laaM Bt eaaa aaaak m
oaia, aaaikniai airM I mm
a whWn at gaklla lairi mii
Swil a mi'. a.l ma,a laata Sa a ari. I
S.S lallae aaaai s aa)aa,aia Sa IS
aaan a-f Itta t,lr, a ISMigb b j
taal faa aa gajkHaawal I
tittuha' I'm Id k IJbrarf,
Oinaha, Aug. It. To lb Kduer .
Ilieia annua to he com talk of s lb-
l . II.. .. ...,r l..naJ IMinn.
tnlltirig bond for leinodflina or n-' ......a ....i oei-r faalilnned then I..I.I,
i. , . , . ... ,t f 1111 ir m .an - "f . i
Urglog th liioah bobllo library. ,, tUm ,u,u, t o.ii.t b gin,"' " " " '"''
'' or.iuiiirij III rrail Ilia la. I , in,r j. r, liny In, '""" '"
Ibal ert tear ago the uulton , IMH.H ,,, ,,r ,1(fl ,, , ,.,,,! ei go.it .....:,. t
of reniodellng Hi lihraiy ihroighr ,hB , .,j, j 1rt ,,, ,,., Ir bv leeit iinait. I fi. i . ih.a
speed). nd r'i Ma t, M. ; " """"' ""' ' !
lot repfit frnf.i a ..ii l-i, , "pc .a l b'.d ail. n.J.d
Iidd by Jodga H a.la of t..a. I ouii.alilp ll w a ... I a. d woi.ld
KhMi dviaed a ioii,iiil!l.a .iin'"'" ! I'i''"l ' ad it i... ,i
An, mi. an ,1111.0,1.10' l.a an He.) full tei.i..,. . ,'r.iio the gi...ind
10 ktl lh pei'i le of tl a t i.lla.l I '" onroHonatel. Sat bi.-keo ,t
Hi. l.a I., . bH'r i.i..le..Ui..l,ci.. ; 'I'-'1 ' MoarOied 11
n.or hole.,o. rgard for the la ' " ' ''"
If the IfMlllolKea lr,.0.le,l j
n.any of our illlseo re ...1,. 1 " ' ""'
ii,. . I th. . 1. ...ill, .11. ,ii ,.. I... " 1I1.1. Aug If,- In th ,. tof
ilia l arnegia ruuiidtion was ml.
toil leij to 1 ha pf.r,l and Iha laaue
IIT t vif 111M1I1 fasr fiit any
prnpoalllfiti at Ihl Urn to tote
bond for library purpoa would
be rather basardiHi. Al b l.
log money for puhlln lilnsrl' 1 l o
sbrulatle for the avsrsg yoier.
May I iiggeat that hn the II
biarv board has df Ided what II
want lo do thai 11 than iiivtt sll
the women oitsiiUatloliS of th
ity, each on to appoint
commute to meet with lb
and then turn lb matter of
log I he rltif'tloit for I ha
ended an ld t the rt h and
l.a f..i. o'
.,.,,,.1.1 r.r i,,,,,!, ,.l..n la l,..:.,.,.l.,a 1 bond OV 1 r to the woiiieu? A
a.i warped by tba pi.Jildlc of eon- ''"'"T "n' bnklvltig ,
f.WI, . . fllllMllII, IIH" ! JPirili"!
a library ,,) f., , n,y ,a a !,., 1 ' si..,..l. oo.e Ibal th tli
red. tool I t.fioer. II.
h,ig'f slir,.le oriM eea i f Hildlfig
oqt what lb fan a aia and ap),-
stllotlonsl reformera lli.il only lhl "r "cnia w rosy aarety , . ,.hliab.d role, of Juatlre. l b
leadership of a si rung-willed aglta-! ' "V0 ,H '"cm prove that an ! ,,,, , t,ime spphcation
tor la ner-dail 10 throw the country "t'peal to th allruiam i of th woman ,)f ru1 tui l,a.. .,.n Mult up
Into eliaoa, Uy all tnean e n I '" ia iihi miia in tain, ihrough a long m, reaahin of ei
inimedlah ly Inaillnle 11 Im.d of ' "''"'"'. 1 -tm niy
Inatruciion In Auiul.an Ideal j-io,.aior ,0 r. ie,a. wan may
. j nil Join In asyliig ' ll-awii preaerv
Itcalrliy .tpn-M, ' " 'r'" our fool Mend- ran
Cia.k I'erklnai U.lay snd sn- j ''''r'"1.. '"i?"""!, ""f ':".r n'
liquated pror.du.a a. Ihe wor-t "" " V1 ?Jr' ,'"'U fllU ,n"
fault of Amitrlcan co.trla. A,,y 1 'dloii of pre.ld.tit wllh aatl.f..
min t and r.-aoui i.eful hiwter i n I '"" "." com m unity and credit to
oliMtriif't lit-e In i,f juatb-e until liti
gation bsiomea toalt'-r of sheer en
durance, Horn J'ldgd rtpedHe ,'
lion regBrdbas, but many do not.
The. syaiein should be simplified by
culling out iinnecary ri tap
and lechnlcalltle and forcing law
yers tn do boalnee In a (onmon
a line way, while nt tb aani limn
iiiinarii Miiyona a 111 imiwin and a
tioideat (lateinent of that fart toijld
offend no one, but the fulanm flat
tery ,f mi anonymoii yiophut,
galnt which (her J on nrniir.
lion, la urwjuaflfinah!v ,.., ..nit. Mi.. '
Uateful m Mr, Ulau h,ji makea na
wonder why the seyvli , for In
stame, of a man like th lata Iwia
I-
pteaervltig' all lallng safegijiird I '-"", who sarvad a a member
sgalnat rnop judgment.
IU'IwIIIow t'ounly t.aeKe.
II 1). Htrunk; The luwyem theio.
selves me much to Maine tut th
manner In which Justlr la Irlflad
with in iha iiiiirt and th many
law upon th Nlainle honlc which
hy served someone's vanity lather
than th pursuit of Jnathe. our
statute hava been drafted by law
yer and filled With terhnlcal loop
hole until th administration of
Juatli't haa taaolved Itself Into a
legal huttlw of wlla and mental fac
ultlna. 1 mil In lew the realisation of
tlieao f.icta on the part of the publlo
I in a bnga meaaiirr. responsible
for the bemoaning of the Amerl'im
Har aeaociailoii.
.a
(.rand laluml linli,i'inlcnt.
A, I'. Hiiechler: Tim Amcil.aii
gaternliig .ri..'f ,1 11 . and prriiililitig 1
ail en. Ilea ran.piilg't of maneuver .
log bv la It- r adroit lawteia f.irj
advaotaa Tei hnii spile are In
lld lipoli, praiedrtnla lnyotd j
and delav p.toilfle.l t" tlie enil .
bat If the i, .fiiiimo faenple m In,
log faith In fourta, 11 1 l,iun of
their f.i.lulc to uii'Wi.in'l Ihe j
labyrlfilblne li lrii . iea nf .miiii
llielhofl
A 10 life SUf ne nillll anil a of
til tnoat 11.1,11 f.iar that have
i.afn retailly fl'Maroilfied baa i-ean
dei'ld'd bv a nve-to-fmir Vole The
most m o rn arrnlgnmeiil of lite
coufl proi edure haa bfit wilM.ii lu j
auiirema rourt dlaeoflng i,plnlofi, '
For riample. in (be . b,l.l ,ibi ,ii, t
Juati. lifiinii . who wroi the mi
nority opinion, ei rr-.fi lua lnal.,1
iiy to Yinieiatand why ' ot,ra, :
whb It toohl fas out of fif'ii,e
iIih l.tiilalana ttlulo llt,,i ,.iif.ni '
To lb Editor j y pudnblt bv laiatlou 1 hild 1
lit dlrett reply hi,r, 1
final stjlbotity to injii d,-l,,,n '
must 11 somewhere', anil In tliia
routitly me 'ouris are yiven inat'l'mon
lion ever, the aoui'e f
power In tli roiled Htaleg anil la 1 "(', H
Oi.iiilli iigfi ii j.,i unit h it' btng the
wood lil' i.i.Mid 11 iii.i 1. 11 in -bi-ra.
The n,,t t. i,,, mi.,
tnai'V . Sara t.,,l) -tftn ,af f.i
small l,g imi.iVf.l, ..let ib 0,1
molbirrv, hoaclilff or , in, l,v,i
1HK1II ahniild lli,r t I, a 11, tm 1, .i I
Hirul.bfiV iliaveK and d.a'i.." ai
lit ala h,i in iiirtttittiiiiint: n
.lean pin, ieit tula in, pi"ii .
a, In, 11 " (lo 11 mm, " I'U.iy if
even a day or two will o,..a. '
,' i .iii.iImiii ,.r iii iiim I flilfn ul'. If
ii'.i liopfivaihl1
II I 'I.IN'lliMl
CENTEH SHOTS
i belter to have lov
- lb. ill lo p,iv dlimoii) ,
TiibulK
.1 ri'.d !,,"f
Minue.ip'ili
of ihe, tlmsha publlo library board
ror a ginerailon, should b o
cheaply valued and so soon f,,t
""'ifti r. I MAI.I.KIl
"Ti-uieraou'iilsl Men."
Omaha, Aug. II,
of The Omahii llee;
to a ii ent elatenieut by an airmail
oiuciut mat IM ,,,ia now tran
, oiling the mall twli-a a, rnaa ll...
I'nPed Hlatea vry day In Ihe y'iri pf,wrr.
. - a. iifiim.raiiiniiiii lor anil
tun idea of I be milleiiiii ,1, u ,i
fill ff Jul, hi it 110 boy has a am
ah. Href raf ki 1 Ii ft a)yi'na lli'
aid
Wall .nun have a tn w . tp of
l,,,ri. h.i.iil. ,1 aoo If tli" Joaniifa,'
tureia don I lealn to Mad the han
dle of golf ilnlia fultiinorc hin,.
Homa men go under the Imprn
aloo I h fro nd . n ni.l la MftK'ii'l
yon inn bbed lloilda Time. -
overpaid sa wero lh early drivar It h people, and government at ill ' i,Mtniii
Hi.
tho world"' la an sn h enemy of ourjliur nasmiatloii bua rendered a big
ttiiM.eme ill ll.idin )ee.
... u.. .... .,
... , ur aome mr. "derive l J,t tmweta from Ihe! thai lliilanilia doea mn rule
Mice conieg to th defanaa of the ' , t ..1 ir.. ,.. .1 " 11 1. 1 1 1 1, 1,..
gam with th following; ! tru. as Judge Wade oolnl out. I
that, th p'opla make tl.a law, audi Now Unit the women aie l.agin
that lhy May make anv law they j nlog to elmw thi i' 1,11a, lhf( ,in
lelr by 1 rlllsliig public opinion j long earring to tbern In order 1..
III favor or It. Hut nnally III , provn iii.n in r are nr aoina upr
court ay wheiher It 1 good lw or Woteiloo Tribune.
not That I where (he mli 1 oine.
country ami
such.
should ha liistod
THE REMEDY WITH THE PEOPLE.
It frequently happens that into some neighbor
hood priding itself on its pleasant and quiet sur
roundings a commercial enterprise will push its way.
City zoning plans and residential restrictions not
always succeed in barring an invasion. It is only
another case of people looking to the law to do what
could be done by themselves.
Down in Kansas City a fine old home on a boule
vard was purchased by two men who destroyed its
green lawn and built an ugly store building. The
druggist and the grocer that rented these places ex
pected to enjoy a heavy. trade, even though the
neighbors had protested vigorously.
They wait in vain Sot profitable patronage.
That little community stands by the principle of no
trading with the enemy. The Kansas City park board
has played a part in this movement, by the erection
of a small signboard on park property nearby. This
reads as follows:
All persons who favor putting stores In resi
dential districts such as this should patronize
thea two little stores. Those who hold the con
trsry opinion will not.
This reliance on public sentiment is a wholesome
thing, Gradually, it seems, the people are learning
again to do things for themselcs, realizing that it is
thus that the solution of their problems is most easily
secured.
THE FAIR SEX WEARS 'EM,
In. Omaha as well as everywhere along the trans
continental trails, women in khaki pants are familiar
sights. ' "Hikin" britches," they art called, or more
euphemistically, "motor togs." Sensible as they are
for outdoor travel, yet it is also true that their use
is extending to ordinary, everyday pursuits.
Picnicking, tennis and golf give them their oppor
tunity and soon they will not require even that ex-
'cuse. The farther west one goes the more numerous.
1 these garments are. Some few wear a skirted coat,
'but most prefer to go in shirt slecvet, without any
! attempt at disguise.
I Time was when bloomers and divided skirts as
well drew storms of 'chilling criticism that nipped
their popularity. In those days there was an air of
ahamefacedneas about the venturesome ones that
seemed to confess a defiance of convention rather
than the innovation of a style. Now, however, women
are more natural, and those who appear in knickers
seem perfectly unconscious of having done anything
more than consider their own comfort. This very
aiv of being completely at ease makes for the belief
that a permanent change in women's garb may be
under way.
Kearney Hub.
M. A Hrown: Tho Ameil.un
bur statement regarding th dehy
dration of Americanism and dwln-
anng respect for the constitution
and the law I aturtllng, but not
surprising, to those who have been
observing tii trend of the lime,
tcmedleg of tho usual character are
doubtful. Th country has been de
parting from Its old orthodox stand
ards In politic, as well a religion.
Xothlng lex than a powerful propa
ganda in patrlofiarn. by press and
pulpit, 011 the platform and on the
screen, tan .arreaf tho devitalizing
inrrea tnai are paralysing the coun
try. Kali Li Journal. , I
W. F. t.'ramb: Uiareatwi.t r,,.. m. I
btw lie to a luiae extent with th.
Iswyer who commercialise the pro
fession. As an example, a lawyer
of this vicinity 011 three separate
occasions secttreoV confldrmtlal infor
mation from clients which ho used
to his own financial advantage In
handling lil clients' property. When
sued. In one esse, he compromlaed
with thn prosecuting wltneaa. and
the court sat Idly hy mukliiK no ef
fort to punlah this shyster for drug
ging hi profesHion in tho tnfre of
rascality. This lawyer should have
been debarred and sent to the peni
tentiary, but be 1 prosperous with
fund he has obtained In various
well-known Instance by crooked
deals where he linn betrayed his
clients or robbed them on their
dentil bed and there I no punish
ment. The bar association should
servb by lh adoption of lho rec
ommendation of Its committee on
law enforcement, .Viol, lnw and the
vvaalon as well na Ihe more, direct
violation of onal lliillomil and slat-
mury mw nre stem n Upon our
tandard or civilization, American
as compared to Kuropeari crime
records are appalling, Th lll-nd-vised
and Impractical aenllmenl
with reference, to parole and crimi
nal Jurisprudence must be over,
come. The bar association's report
Is sound to tho cor and w as edi
tors and tho publlo generally can
do our country no boiler service)
than to make It the keynote of a
natlon-wldo educational campaign.
cbruska City J'rcsa.
,f. If. fiwcefl lawyer seeking
prominence find easy money the tlrsi
gateway and bring their exalted
profession Into, disrepute by waging
the battles of crook. The legal
profession can restore the high
standards of It calling and promote
respect for the law by turning the
rascals out. JJrlvIng- the rat ashore
will provide an excellent and proper
remedy.
Falls i lly .Ion rim I.
Aaron Davidson: If uniform Ju
dical law could be formed In every
tate that would close up many of
the - loophole through which Vleli
men now escape Jail, the court
would win greater reaped. Appeals,
writ of error and pardons through
political Influence enjoyed almost
exclusively by tP rich have maila
Justice a dubious word in the poor
man v pea nuiiiry,
Jitiign j,andl type sre needed to
.lust why audi a tatemeiit should
1 1111, naifi from a man who is 1 hara" I
Willi th policy of operation of th
sir mall service js igune of conrb!-
erable. doubt, but in sll probhillty
I flue to the fae.t that h I without,
aiithenfln Information on the sub
ject ami through apparent la, k of,
InteM'st In Ihe destihle be 1 lead
ing cannot possibly i on lo tsaliz
What vastly dlffrrent gam lie Js
now playing In a gtn wher
hearts ore lb leading factor and
not stone, as ha been th case In
th past, for It was from 4 slono
company that he was reorulfwd.
It Is Imposslbl for th wilier lo
determine just how he arrive at
trn conclusion that the pllo ait
overpaid, for surely $1,000 or so
more than the average man engaged
.11 the desk work of au organisation
doesn't seem oulrugoously extrava
gant, especially If we recall to mind
that over forest, desert and moun-l
tain, tnrough lightning, lorm and
oi.u "Oi;y,
Vn if 11! Indian I i 11 r In I (.round.
Hchuyler,. Neb., Aug, It
TRUMPETS AT JERICHO.
'JiMlueal S' .If, If tiff 'tl.a llxoi'Woti fall
To th!'' n,an",o ' Oil yu a aoeti t'ffl,'
Kdltor of The Ornah.1 liee: The ar.n,nl i.i. nt .;a . ihmi. ,f idem
11,1. ... 1.11.1 ...1 1.. 'rl,. ...,..!... it... I Kinniili, '"
... ,,w -r, ..' u .il, l...,... . I,....!. l.l.A,
a abort lime ago a to the ills, u wry
of an, lent Indian burial ground
near bar brought Col. Krwnk North,
a veteran ncout on Indian lore and
an authority, to Investigate. The
scout nay the discovery recall the
story of a battle by th Torna
against th i'awnees which, In II
general plan of execution, bore
striking resemblance lo the incident
of ancient Troy and lb wooden
horse.
! nu an
uputi ai'.ii-, a.id l,u,lf y.,,iiaif a . ',
Slf.ng I,. f,,Jr In ,a, at.d parsp.f,
Atova Oiaailar, ncflttrat i,f (ham all.
fi-mr. In ihe lonrlv luri-t ht ynur a'ar,
li.-ifrf'H'ibi.l. i,Uf'f.ir'J, mi,,inara,
Yittj f,ti wht cifiialAiiati.ffit llama an I
(() a . . .
Ifav you not heart s whisper hr 'iu
are ?
A if.iiaf ef itthrr it,u.l- sfrr,ly h!r,wri
litt n.e vu'ri rif Kinadffii.a ov-r tl,r., r.
-i,ile slon Jenruiifff In tile outJofM.
r.. ,1,. .,. ... ,, j ..... nirniw ii', -4, ago- ilia 11111- is
fog, tli air mall ned on. always m,iv an eatimf... in. i,ii..,.
an hour or ,i,,i,, e- ,1 . ,. r,....u, .
th year Just pre- ,n. ia,,w., ,d u villnao overneuc
averaging 1 00 miles
more. And In th t
tali., 1 , ' 7 . " . ' ' ' " I "iveu near
10 many cases the
t-iuso or the accident was not. de
termined so surely there I aom
clr-ment of chance still existing
which p-'obubly none but the "tem
peramental" aro willing to cop
with. All ot these accident ooaurred
despite tho fact that the few men
engaged In flying wr chosen from
rtmong thousands as representing
lho best aviator America had de
veloped during the war.
Mechanically and lis fur the
handiwork of man Is concerned the
flyer Is probably flo per rent safe,
but there Is yet nature to be renk.
oned with, but a In Ihe past lust
as fog and weather have ii,ljen ib.ir
icei ..... ., . . .
Man nt the "om lnn "nwrig folk o they
.,a j.n. 1 win coniiniio in
restore prestige to tho bench.
What Other
Editors Say
tk Ml fill a
the pilots of the air mall, for with
out a consistency of speed, whlcli
necessitates flying In bad weather.
farm devclopmcnt-a trend which Is ' the air mall osea I, Tusef lull,
MUI Hi ine cny eun. Bn(1 .ieralanc i .1.. .11,.
CUTTING. OUT THE "DRY" QUIPS.
Strict censorship of sta.ue conversation, to the end
that jests that allude to the Volstead act be elimi
nated, is announced by the directors of one of the big
vaudeville circuits. Reason for this is given as that
the public is weary of the repetition of the often
times inane and forced allusion to the law. Thia is
true, very likely, and it might be added that with the
constant allusion to the act of drinking, the yearning
desire for day that is no more, stricken from the
program, the frame of mind of th patrons may be j
modified and their viewpoint toward prohibition be
altercl.
White the subject i in hand, we might suggest i
that a soon as the lonuolling power of vaudeville J
cets the ".try" (imp out of circulation it turn atten- ,
tnn t em other phase of the business. One of j
tht mt popular actors ef the guild mad hi biggvit I
hit when ht put on t skit b vailed "Chang Your
GOLDEN EGGS,
j How great the industry represented in the an
Inual convention of the American Poultry association
i at Knoxville is scarcely realized. Though it is largely
'a side line, the production of poultry and eggs on
the farms of America last year reached a value of
1943,000,000.
Involved in thia were 1,837,000.000 dozen chicken
eggs and 6,000,000 dozen eggs from all other fowls.
The fruit of the hen had a considerably higher value
than that of the chickens raised, running well abovo
half a billion dollars. When it is considered that
there in a considerable amount of chicken farming in
the cities that goes unrecorded, the size of this in
dustry appears truly tremendous.
There art many farm homes where the hens con
stitute tho income of the wife, since the tak of
curing for them is usually apportioned to this side of
the household. Mother and tho children obtain many
needed articles from the well filled nests, Tht hen
is a benefactor, and a greater one than a careless
world, sitting over the breakfast biddy bountifully
J provides, usually gives credit.
The police have caged two more burglais. for
which serv ice thanks is due, Got some more hurglait
and receive some more credit.
Ciecho Slovakia it now in the front tanks of mod
rrn nations. Tht Standard Oil ha stcurtd a
franchise tn th cpuntry.
Judge Ttft ought ta visit Ak-Sar-Ben Jvist to set
! S'ebranka editor hvt Ime decided v to
' (he tourts and are n t hahfu! when it nnies to
' pre TiiBf thro
Mr,
fill V 1 1 t tW ' " ' ea.- -( a at 1 L. t t
let," That was years ago, but it ring true ,how the glory of the kirr).a. matnirttJ since h itil
tadsy. i tniprn.
Vaudail! t a n.j'ni term far what ud to be
ails l "in tarietie,' Pawled to the alternation if
short and (nttstifijf tilt of tnttrtammsnt, lit which
t. t'emat t ef evntraat or thaftf is rdied upon to
vtUh and hld tht liiUrest, vsrwtkm Jiss so fsr dn
rire.t that th nianafst wha direct tht Mrpii
ia ad..pi, tht designation ff "in.lr.l," Thn
Ik vry ntnVi ef Variety, an J .or. side an en.
.rt dsparluie frum Ikt furj'w of ullU.
W rfe not t that an tattft aw frw ef tntr
U.rsssat t irdvilfdi ft vnU nusa if t-m ef
1st Into ti4 tkate4 feat tte dt wi.
a Ut ef "4t rrt " t"l t m alerg
i) . s itr.-f ptvh.i'.M'n. TM iptflsfsf who
Cvmisrvd witn what is rving on ... Mi
A bvo boks likt r'"y l""'' ts.lmsd esst
As.vba.ty ran gt a thr .I out of a tadrsad t I
On Second Thought
""" m
I tMVXMS
AattMV ,,,., ii a ,...e, 0
K4a I 1 th. I al.S (!viitS li W.Imi.
'! V ',
Country ami Citj'.
rrom t)i Nw Tor.c Tlmea.
The statement of the census bu
reau mat only Z9. per cent of the i , ,i . ' ..:
neon r.r in. i'i,.,i u .... nanti, must
farina may disturb those who think
that the trend from the land thus
Indicated Is portentous. But what
ever tho migration to the city means
m in moral and economical consp
Uuences, the fact that the number
or person engaged in agricultural
purauits has decreased in the last
100 years from 7 per cent to 30
Per cent Is not In itself ominous. The
decline is dun In part to an Increase
In thn agricultural productivity of
Vh average former.
In the early days an entice fumiiv
on the farm produced it if Bny
more than enough for lis own sub
Histetioe. Now one family produce
sufficient for three families, nnd ner.
hup even more. The olher two. or
three, sis free to get fuel for all: to
manufacture, trnnaport, buy and
sell; to cars for Ihe slclt as doctor
or nurses; to se that Jusllc I dons
among sll; t furnish Information.
to feath, fo preach, to utiulv, to
carry on scicnaiic reavurch, to bring
art In all Its forms lo the enrich
ment and adornment of life. s,. me
actual number engaged In sm'lciil
ture, tin to tho point of maximum
productivity, W roughly to itiveia
ratio lu tho degree ot It devclun-
I ment. And tins development In tuiu
Komi.,' in n gaiii'ia.1 wav ine ami
of civilization that rests upon ll. In j
China ; pr cant or more of the
cenple ai engaged In funning, and
vet (hare are not enough farmer to
till all th available land, an crude j
r their method of production, j
With lis! SH per cent releaae Til per
east foe other employ men!, JiMMnr .
Mi rU tftsoo.utfo.
VU thing of prime eiinse.piem r
I lhat Ihfiaa 3D S'i'i linn aiiull have
fair hr of th fruit Of Ihe null
j.nln I ht hss P ro.,ia In the ami
(of th frm, Th provision and
I mtnionn. cf hetidr iiimI ad(,il
I aaatiitl, l I of iiiibmui im.
I pertain lht Ih puhlli o, m ai
j rove titiS SHamion .i a'l b Hi, .1
: ai-hnol prograin a are rtfpHie, t,.r
J Saw Tork atot li,n Kami Tin
; I -Uf fatilt . brilar f l lil luni.a bf I
u rtirtl a. II t, liMHri. ai.i it ei.ie.
ft'l, and ta . . tjl'bei n in
it fV Iti f ilali of l!i mi I ll ..
tnlitni if Ibii now I
arnci, g (tia r.,, ii 1 1, i,, t It fa u
ie,..xfa, IKil a riiaeitf.g . h I.I a
fM nigh Uff e .1 Ii I . i. a I hi, li
t '' n . Wat a' I f
iflfh'O. ei.d luMhii in a , t
lie faioi ,,t heif tnnaim I'. u,
lal'-'ft t - .x ,.tr 4 ,,.,. (a a . ,
v ' a S Mtl I I t, . , he fa mi j
v t a tf a b sa-i "-' f ,
Kt'Hri'hlns Hrltlsh .Ships,
Kio'ii tha Newark .wn
Wanted Immodiaiely, by Hie ie.
partment of State. C. H. A., a de-
pendublo sense of humor, second-
be aged sufficiently to
appreciate the wine of reminiscence,
and capable of enjoying "many a
Jest of grouso In tho gunroom, which
time shall not wither, nor corruption
stale. Threadbareo no objec
tion, and present possessor need not
have mentality beyond that of a 14-year-old
schoolboy. Apply In person,
between 10 and 3 o'clock, at J'enn
sylvania, avenue and Heventeenth
street north wct, Washington, IJ. V.
Jting- upper bell and ask for Mr.
liughca.
Tho above advertisement today In
most ot the lending morning news
papers of the country did not ap
pear. But that was on oversight, A
sense of huiflor Is wanted, ami want
ed badly, at that address, when the
government of the I'nlted Htatet
seriously invites thut of hla Hillannlc
niajMsty to permit search and selsure
by American revenun cutters 'for
contraband lliiior on British ships)
outM: the ituee-iiiilc limit,
t:u r a
Slid tierslsrence nt ,n. ,.n,...
, - - ... ... , ..t, j,,ii;in,
'coupled with improvement equip
; ment, but' one de;rth ans recorded
iiifiii mining ma pl(,oi. fan W
suppose, therefore, (hut by making
this record these men have deliber
ately spoiled their own Job, that
they have cheapened It bv becom
ing more proficient ns the nfflelul
quoted declares? Shall we Jump at
that conclusion now and possibly
destroy a highly efficient organiza
tion and possibly cause more trage
dies, or shall wo wait until the close
of the present year and, in so doing,
determine whether a standard of ef.
ficlency hss really been created?
A JMUJT.
the Missouri, probably
near th mouth of the Niobrara,
approached tho village. They came,
spparetitly on a friendly mission,
for they were all wrapped In their
blanket. When (he 1'awnues, un
armed, went out to greet them, the
i'oucii suddenly shed their blankets
snd brought Into action their hows I
and arrows which they had se.
creted underneath. They sbiiigh-i
tered many of the j'gwnees before,
the latter were ablo lo gel back to,
their village and arm themselves.
"i!ut one armed, the I'nwniesj
mod short work of their invaders,;
giving them wound thrashing audi
a lo hi lua lesson. i
"Th i'nwnee lold me the slory
of that historic bull In year ago,
but til discovery of Ibis ancient
burial ground riesr .Schuyler gave j
me th first fungible clue to the In- i
cation of this ancient. I'awnee vil- '
lags. It was probably over ' on
Factory Price
New Tire at (PC QC
low at , ', . . J)J7i
At lb Spragu Factory,
1 8th and Cuming
1 lily
J iatrrsae-7 J l
PIANOS
II TUNED AND aatr
KEPAIKED
All Wark Guaranl.t"
A. HOSPE CO.
1SI3 Douflaa Tal. Doug. SSSS
lliylliing to Suggt'Sl .'
Well, If th supreme rourt should
b id.ollKhed, what would those who
condemn It put In Its placs? Mar-
sballtown iln I l(' pulillcsn.
HtK'licock and lircede,
Heward, Xeb Aug, JO. To th
Kdltnr of The Omaha lies; Re
cently Heristor Hitchcock's personal
organ and political propaganda
spreuder made a great fus over un
editorial by Adam Ilreede wherein
tin endeavors to lake a shot at H,
ii. Jloweii, who I Henstor Hitch
cock's opponent In the senatorial
race, and, by the way, will be the
next senator,
It i a well-known fact tliit our
friend, Adam Ilreede, hua alwas
been a stiindpst, and, naturally, It
Is hard for him lo se anything
good In a progrssslv candidate.
Herein I the secn-t of Adam lit
tle grouch,
Hitchcock, with hi rsi'iird on
-m$,gX lip
"lajf aeaaa yau loth mt thai Ittrntv
html with twm bit pacaara af Ktlttggt frit
ray btmttna at
BtUhm, 6,11, tSat tttntr u trainm' an
' ft him an aur ream,
all riffcr; Ga, maybt ht min't ranmn' lama
. Bt h It rr'-nMiAM' ay thf
DfrH-nJahle for the daily mouth wish
and to promote healthy teeth and rums.
And because it it
A Soothing, Healing Germicide, for
SUNBURN MOSQUITO BITES
POISON IVY CHIGGER BITES
Cuts, Burns and Bruises
At Your DruggUt'i 25c, 50c and $1.00 .loulei
iodtetoefiie.
aM , iM 17,T T I T" It l-l 1 1 aPTnaftal
first Aid tor Vt Family "
rMcvrt than an Antlirptifa fhtnot
MutUirt giving n Alkaline Tt
4 ff4 s ft N4 eet t We f'4
Such appetizing .nourishing bod
for the hot days-
tVlPy CORNFLAKES
they're so easy to digest!
Cut down on hnrf foodt You'll feet a lot
better od get away from that drowij, !uggi!t
feeling, JEat lighter foods. Kelloeg'f Cora
riakei are ideal, for they art not only delicious in
fUtor and appetizing trUpnets, but nourish and
auttainl Ktllogi'a digest eatily and rttt th
tomaclt and help keep your bead dear and ytur
body cool,
Kellogg'a Corn Tkn an wonderful with tht
ffeih fruita now in luion; and,
ai an tttra-denert trttt, irrvt
Kellogg'a lth fre.h fruit and
Jltaty f creami
Ktllogg'l Corn Flskn art told
sly in tho KED and UKtLN
pttktge bftriog the ilnttui (
w. K. Iktlloirg, triginttor e( I'trtt
Fiaksxt, oao art EtauUi tth
tut tt I
ii UM l liUOCt, 1 lltMllU 4 ItUOCCI HAM, .W s4 s U4
a. "feVA,