Howell Upholds
Dirtvt Primary
atW.CT.ILMpet
Inirinliu (! t Coiintv Con.;
Vftitiott .rt I'rutfil
State Sriutor Ky Vom
it n Democrat.
l(1l(iw!uf( ty Mi.. ;. Y, i f,.
stor fu.tn NiUiasko," K. 11. Hunt II,
rf,iMu tn iinniinrr, ur.-rj lwi idle
MtfS 11 the iftmnty W, I". T. l!
conrrrM.i.n in I ;.. I I,,,,.,.,, ilmnh
esiei-Uy l ti.-UM ihv dirrit f -
lujtjr Ji :n l!i-rotn.ui flfti'nn,
-It i M.r irji 11 tint to .!-. ihatl,
than to lt a c-..a (....., tor
rnitr.l Stun ti.i Mr.
llewrlt, "because it ton rlert the.
wrtur man, ynti ran t rid tf littii
Jalrr tint il yo'l vote lor the old
entitn gvttem of roimiudPR, you'll
fist trMit rrunre to nominate any
one you tnt ag-itji.",
RgnetraiV Sm Democrat.
iMrt. Cntell, a dcmorriit, tai.l li
l ullrd " frni4il:" ly olhrf
Hrmoirjli for CnKriillii to intrO
dur ll iwill.
"fiiit I ronii!rr Mr, the
'grun.IrM dnn rat rif ll I.e. an-
,r. for thr ,,rop!r .hr d,-fl.,rrd. rry hide and in.iy lie xt conntrtii l i
And I rrco... ihkt kind of a nun tli(t ju ()f , ircrt ,he di
iri wlntevrr rrt- U i. Jit rar.r. t.,tKr bnwtcn the p.,t,. 'If , raiy
thi rommun-'v up ihr riiKii lull ol i niount on ih paml or to pUrc
prcurrM .ind I'm koiiik to Kiv.- Inni ; ,lt. ,a,r, Ihrrhy I,-u,K aduptcil
tlir ol I woiked J7 yct to ac- . ,3,inrt tVp, , r.niv.r..
T " .. i . A l"J"l, w,,;, h '""u1'' '' k'iik iii-
Mr. Covill i 4 pnmicr mfrut !,rrd whni the ond.-ntr i Uh.'. in
Wunien immiIJ aUo foiful thur ivlilmti-d rirmiu i that il uive a
Trpre-cnUiion r.i rniinty (oinniitl . 1 ( oim.iiit ratio oi ufale ilrKrcr in
Mr", Ilo-ill pointrd out. lie rdal. d ciiiaciiy. 'I 'hut it i potildf to mark
hii rirrinui with old "m.i( liln ( oil thr rnlt- in wave KijKthn int1ad
in.litii." in 1MU. the yrar of n fir t , of durcrt of an arr mi ilic rcaivinir
rampnin for public olfn'e a- tat
afiutor.
"I had to trade my vuti for oilur
rolei," It admitted frankly, "Po
yon ani to go hack to that kind of
lolitim?'t
Defend! Publ c Ownerihip.
Mr. Howell drfcml'd hit puldic
wnrrliip record at the "only way
lo atop continii.il plundering of the
people, not a atep toward radical
lam.'' "Cot (tt water, qal and ice wat re
duced in Ofaha lv publicity owned
plant and fear of ill tprrad raurd
the electric lilfht company to cut
its rate from 14 to 5 1-2 centt per
kilowatt."
Prohibition iii not a floed iue
yet, Mr. Howell told the "dry
workcri, lie read them excerpts
from tetter bent him at republican
national committeeman, drying, him I
' to favor light winrt and beer.
Farmer Not Satisfied
Willi Bryan Propaganda
Lincoln, Sept 21, (Special.) -
. Clark Jeary, member of the legis
lature during the pait two sessions,
returned from Butte, where he ad
' !reed a lare gathering, mostly
(armrrt, at the Hoyd county fair.
"The farmer it waking np," he
aid, "to the-realization that he.
doesn't want; to reWn to the old
' alipuhod order of (hingi. He wants
to know what Mr. liryan would of
' fer in jiUce A the .code, and he par
ticularly ' wants to hear from the
lmocratic candidate at to whether
Jor out it is his purpose to discon
tinue appropriations for bovine tu
itifWxfUMiii jiog'ehplera. He wants
ID know whethrr or not appropria
tions for the state farm are to be
discontinued."
Omaha Motorryel Club
Will Hold Picnic Sunday
The Omaha Motorcycle club wiJl
have a picnic in Ashland next Sun
day, with a hall game between
Omaha and Lincoln riders, sack
faces, potato races, music by the
club band and "eats."
. Thirty-five prizes are offered, do
nated by Sain Hoord and Victor H.
Root, local dealers. Wieners, buns,
hamburger, ham sandwiches, coffee
and lemonade arc on the program of
(ree refreshments. F.verybody, wheth
er a motorcycle rider or not, will be
welcome.
'ACROSS the PACIFIC
MspubonK arrvw co tiwae lour
, "Giants of the Pacific"
Lmprewea ot Canada, Auxndia,
Rum aud Au. Sail fortiufhuy
Iran Vancouver, British Columbia.
EiTnnol travel nearly alwijt
' o to the Onenl u
Canadian Pacific
f-unfitr wtcwmsQon (ran kval ero
ship aftnt of
R. S. Fl WORTHY.
0Mtl Kim S Yum. Pis,
Mi S. IWiSt !s . V turao
I'Ixmmi rWk4s)i IMS
CIOIPACE
Body vA Salp. Itched
Bidlj. Cutioira Heals.
W gTMsktiiM bet, twdy aitsl
calp (nt issl uk a kmkiiif
Ut fllTf . HJf
thHaJ mmi -il o
J f hM m a.i4kl
04 uratsrsl lU altasMsl
ssit. U tat a4
liS. s Wt.l
PIMPLES ON
V a4 ' is.
I ta ' vstiKwa -t 4
0tii kuh jJ tiius, 4
lia ir( mm m lutww
tn4 r VsiiMsua O M i-
M aJ ' llMsi Mi. A.
V CMsma 1st at: i.! fsntwt.
to.MN.kM 'MiiMS
S(l S.SIIISM
m k ' '
t amtm M "
aw' My JJa, I Iff 1
Mr t
CoiuIonerCroj)
Floods Market
Difficult to DUliiij.MiMi Hr
Inrrn Various T pen !.
lary Must Coiiunonly I Vi il,
With flic rrw rrnp of tri;Mi con.
i.itisif, uluih i H .inlii die itiars.it.
it Ik 1 t'n ult In ihstniusll U'tirc,
til VariuuS Unit ii ,n I .......
t,.y ., inc , , (
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it,.,' ' . .
. V"","A JV '""r
' -''!. ".i..lriiMf,. il'c
- "' V""." I'1" !?. ""
",in line i,,c illin lr lj!IJI
law type, to wlmli may , iljr, tie
tfroiurtrir ron nn.n t)e.
! J he roiary npe if sarialile rut-
ilrriM-r l proUbly t(,r hrst knvwi
I and ilir one innst toiiiiminlv tisnl
kill! . C a. . I
today. It ioiiti.ii rr(iii.iv of iwo
isil, of i It'i-i'll. ill r ..l.ii. . .i
I l.cinh' i.iin,ti,irv .md dlr oilwr
41U.WCI rrM,Ivi Him.. tl-.
oilu fi.
Chaiwe Cipicily.
Nt only i. !hi type rirfid in con-
,r,u i, k. .. A..
nKf it,, Cip.u jly
t,
SPA IMS
1 he windinifn of tuniiirf ioiU aome
timts are a omce of trouble in ;m
otherwise cfiiiieiit rn riving circuit.
Such trouble i, generallv due to an
iniierlert conl.ut or to a broken
untiit somewhat, but the exact lo
cation i oftentimes dilhcult to de
tcrmiiie, A dry rell and a isnifill (lai.lii;il,(
lamp can be Used to test the wind- i
tugs by cotinrctniK Ihe latter
in tie- I
" the circuit with t lie battery I
i'"' "le I1"".. It the lamp lows I
a"d then continues to vrow dimnurl
an uie Mnier or witch cut in more
turns of the coil, the wiinlin,,' in all
riKht. If, however, the liht (iocs
not kIow, or goes on and oil, as the
slider or twitch arm is moved, look
for trouble.
First, the slider or switch arm may
be making i'nperfect contact, which
condition can be remedied by tight
ening and cleaning. Secondly, t he
wire may be loose from the switch
contact points, in which case solder
ing must be dime. If none of these
defects are apparent, look for a
break or open circuit in the wire.
Some one started a story recently
that a radio wave would keep on
going through space for "years and
years" untiL it reached the moon and
the distant planets. As the moon is
less than 240,000 miles away, the
Radio wave would reach the moon in
about one and a quarter second.
The wave would reach Neptune, the
most distant Of the planets, in lest
than four hours. Signals would
reach Mars, when that planet is
nearest the rarth, in a littlt over four
minutes.
Radio audiences listening in on
The Omaha Bee's radio concert from
station WAAW between 8 and 0
o'clock tonight will hear a noted
speaker in Frit? Kunz, lecturer for
the American Theosophical society.
Mr. Kunz's addresses have attracted
attention throughout the world since
bis connection with the Buddhist col
lege in Ceylon.
There will also be musical features
tonight.
Thoughtful Mother! ! " I
Are You One of Them?
All mothers bless
them are loving
and devoted. How
often we are led to
reapeet and admire
me uiougm
ful mother"
who provides
for emergen
cies and saves
herlovedone
from hours oi
sutTering and
henielf from
needleim anx
iety and sleep.
Icsa vitnL
Tm tMton for enkit, couli. pncomoDia, fat.
fliwita ncjl raurraal ailrncn ta la arawinc nnar,
ehin Oie' tluaihtltil mothar" makaa uotlud
, pml ot para, quickly atlartiva aikl and aauah
I irnip:maiat huoiabT uuag miraeonranirab
, r.1 taannoa Mmilfso-l..n fcssma.l nitmxl
ilh aimpla aua-ar ayrup of airainad bornqr.
' A pint ul aurw an.l a h'( pml ot water makra
j Iha ayrup in ihraimnutwa. Tha aaaanast anl
ami 1Kb svrup are Oiao puuivil Into a pint U
I lia and lamir ta usa tnptavant badeulla and
r(Whaa-ttistfwurM. TSavvry (tnitilrtaaiica
waatlefiiil ralu( and in a raw dajt all traea il
tha rfmaaaisMi an4 aatarrhal amtitaa.a mrn
l,iHI aaaa. Tt al aMna-lkauiuck (raa.
aoia letint enfc(a,ecMwht and d,a. i"i. rumrn
catsaia lha tramln lisanansiaiir sa4 slarpWaa
tyrhla. tu aay aoihihaul tha rala.-mHanv ol
laia aamalwnsa.lv ta ' wurlh it wataht in a..fcl"
Taailruitthsra auat-li-a ihl.aaanraUntha.
Iaaa. Haat avar a44 l awiah ar anal '
.1 a ta m staiita f,i liial hiitila to
Ttw Btaakasartt rradaala Ca, LUfSaa. Oaa
lVKTItNT
SURE WAT TO GET
j RIO OF BLACKHEADS
t 1 hr it a if, a. Ka ai J ar r
Sat aasae la get nl - I. 1.i
tSst ta a iiu'in tsti.v
I tl (Sis t IS4 tus.it ,f (aU'itit
' a .as.f fi..iM a( il u.a - i(isl
: In i la -, aavaaa ru . t. a
I u li t.i i at. tsa t-t i.-l
t.a a I M f4 II, a fcS als
km a4nia ha 'k -!. .,
latsltaaik sj ' ak.ia tSar aa,
i l l iii.rsa 4i'ii'. W,xa ia
..! af a.. iti ini s.
- ' auo-t tf sl 4
4 1 t4 sasn.iia f.. a tka tJ. IS.t
I ia IS i- . f 1S s " p-as i
al 4--t-a . i c i.t. 4. ms.
).t at a a . iS.ai .1 a-
i.-l Sa.--a s ' s f -a 4.
si (Sa aad ., iii-i't ts t
I'tii a is-t aa.A tTahs 1..1, C-..a s
, f -a I " !,
WAAW
Tonight
Sliopinen Solidly
Out at Mot LL P.
Points, They Sav
.
v'. ! . i li i i
Mrikt? U 111 llrvoiiic More Kf.
frrtie Vt'ith Cuhl Wculhrr,
I'nioii Offirrra' Slate
liient (Jjiiiin.
OfhVir of Syirfii lYh ration of
hopcraiis, i. Iii5. ixunl a state
tin nt Wriluc.iUy in winch they
maintain member of tluir oiiianua
tin on the L'nion Paeilic y:em are
till Hihdly mi strike at a majority
of luiire point.
In 1 1 Aiigib . iin.1 ( iiliiute no
nu n have d m Hvd the rank of the
strikert, the st.ttriiiiiil as.rrit, "Few
if anv" men have returned to work at
inch points at La Vritat, l.iudell,
I'rovo, I'm atello, (ileus l-eriy, Jlun
tinvti'ii, the ttalemrnt claims.
I he olhiern admit the lust of some
men at a lew points, hut contend the
strike it "ihorougtily rlfrctive" in
practically all Oregon, ld;iho, I'lah,
(Vilurado, Nevada. Kansas and Mi
souri points.
The strike tsill become more rlfrct
ive with i old weather, when any pot
siMe equipment delects will be more
to show up, the ollicen contend.
J he system federation No. 1"5 Is one
of those which hat not ellccted a
peace vtiili the rn,u on which il
member" were employed. A new or
ganisation of shop employe hat been
organied on the l'nion Pacific ivt
tern, otlicers ot vshiih declare equip
ment and scrviie is, nonnally rflicient.
Almost all North wc-tern and Oma
ha line shopmen who were on strike
have returned to work, officials re
ported yesterday. On the Omaha line
some men who went to work alter
Ihe strike started July 1 are remain
ing, anil (hit hat resulted in the in
ability of the road to take hack all
of the old turn, it in reported.
At least 1,5110 shopmen are still on
strike about Omaha, according to in
formation at Labor temple yester
day. Former shop employes of the
Minneapolis & Omaha and North
western railrisads are returning to
work daily, it was stated at the strike
headquarters. At a mast meeting at
tended by 20') strikers yesterday,
Timothy liealey, president of the
firemen air d oilers' union, spoke. II.
II. (iates, strike chairman, presided.
Beatrice Men Let Contract
for Hotel to CoM $310,000
I'.eatrice, Neb.. Sept. 21. The
li atrice Hotel company, consisting
of 800 local stockholders, late last
night ratified a $J10,OO) contract
with the James Dlack Construction
company, St. Louis. Mo., to build a
hotel to lake the place of the Pad
dock hotel, which burned in 1019.
J. F.dward Carnal, basso singer,
was featured on The Omaha lice's
radio program from station WDV
last niyht. His repertoire of tongs
was choice bass selections.
Tiie program follows:
"Iftlouln J.uva ftona' TMnsuti
"l-'-ep In My lfoi t". Htephensoti
"Tim ti"i,u Thul My Heart la HinKlnK"..
Mrliermld
"Th H.n' kfn lih Hong" UounoJ
"Duua" ....MuUIII
"InvlrluB" Huhn
"Anuiu l.aurls' I.fhman
l'rofcssor Carnal is a leader in
music circles in Omaha and in his
years of teaching voice hafts "found"
many formerly unheard of talent.
Miss Margaret Carnal will accom
pany him on the piano.
WDV
Program
Stupendous Furniture Values
at the State During This Sale
VOLUME in buying and VOLUME in sales makes the most extraordinary Furniture
offering in the history of Omaha. Every piece of furniture in our vast stocks has
been slashed to the bone cut not merely to 'wholesale prices but below wholesale
values. BUY YOUR FURNITURE NOW AND SAVE.
BEDROOM SUITE
Threa-piec Bedroom Suit. Thi is a pcial bar
gain we arc offering for thi week only. This
Suite formerly cold for a7Cs J K
$132.60, now 9lDiD
Phonograph
Bargains
Thi beautiful ransul
d t i n phonograph,
ragular $200 value,
during thi ), with
II rard free, for
only
$74.50
FREE
Floor
Limp
Sale
Outfit
Speciali
$411 MaifslU Ostlfil
Otslr $JI
t47S Qsj Oulfll
Owlf $!
$!TS Reyel Osslftt
Otslr 1141
Al kwaJtaJs f elk
tie ett I a
ft at ealJ pea, at
fr aaa 1$ par sl 10
pa tael aliaaestal.
ii
li , fleer i
la, wilk sir ! '
II ksi, p,iai
lsl l It
$16.85 !
STATE FURNITURE CO.
Hth and Dodge Streets
I UK OMAHA ISM,: HUHAY. MTTK.MIU'U 22, U)22,
Irrigation Project
Investigation Urged
U'ai!iiiii(on, Sept. 21 ( ?piii!
T!rrni Senator Mi' Nary ol Or. J
gon ani'iHinctd rti"rdv in tt rn.
mk U M I linal rilori will be nude to
.oniani moiiry iur nr punio oi in.
vettiiiating the fea.ihilny of the tri-
couuy urination project ci Nchra
ka. Senator McNary got the floor
tor a few moments during the prog
rts of the bonus debate. Me railed
attention to the fact that the house
had eliminated the appropriation but
said he would attempt U lenistate it.
Ihe ignition of iri,itor Norn of
Nibraski on thr botiiti veto wa t-
plained in the senate today by Sen
ator La Folletio of Wisconsin, hen,
or L Foflette said that Senator Nor
lis was unavoidably absent, but if
prcsrnt would vote to overturn the
president's trio. Ihe Nebraska sen
ator was paired with Senator Wairrn
of Wyoming.
Hulk of Corn Crop
Safe From Frost;
Moisture Needed
Ailvancei Condition Saved
,Mot of Grain From Low
Temperature., Weather
Ilureau Say.
Washington. Sent. 21. The ad
vanced condition of most crop saved
them from injury by the lower tem
peratures which prevailed during the
week ending September 'K the
weather bureau said, in a review of
crop conditii.ns, Some little injury
was caused in California by the hot
spell, it wife said, but ripening of fruit
wat hastened by the same conditions.
More moisture is needed, the re
view declared, in most central and
south central regions, throughout the
western great plains and on the north
I'arific coast. Condition were fa
vorable for the ripening and harvest
ing of late crops, except in some gulf
coast and a few northern areas. Flow
ing and seeding were delayed by dry
soil, however, in many western and
midwestern states.
Weather conditions were ideal for
threshing in the northern Rocky
Mountain and far northwestern states,
but cloudy, foggy and showery
weather greatly interrupted this work
in North Dakota. Frost did consid
erable damage to flax in portions
of Montana. Rice was benefited in
California by the warm weather, and
harvest had begun in that state.
Frost caused some slight damage
to late corn in Montana, North Da
kota, Minnesota and New England.
The bulk of the corn crop waa ma
tured and safe from frost damage
from South Dakota southward and
in Misouri. About 85 per cent wa
safe from damage in Iowa and much
was beyond frost damage in Illinois.
The bulk of the crop in Indiana was
matured sufficiently to escape dam
age. The weather conditions were most
ly favorable for harvesting corn and
sufficient progress was made in this
work.
Jefferson County Fair
at Fairbury Draws 15,000
Fairbury, Neb., Sept. 21. (Special
Telegram.) Fifteen thousand people
attended the Jefferson county fair
Wednesday, including 5,000 school
children. A double-header baseball
game has been scheduled for FYiday
afternoon, Deshler and Fairbury In
dependents and Fairbury league and
Fxter Independents, the fastest
amateurs in the tdate.
DINING
Here i a real bargain in dining room furniture.
Eight piece. Queen Anne and Italian design.
Special fer thi week, $113 75
Beautiful Living Room Suite
, i i
W are t'nf ii a kaauliful
Fleer La nan at Shade tsiih f
en of the wall cantlrucl! (JQQ CfS
avarslsiltad auil fer ealv PVVOU
Your opportunity to join our Brunswick
Phonograph Club now. Obtain a metal
bank FREE. Lt us explain.
1 Price Sale of
Bed Springs and
Mattteiie i
1 Jjsl ar),asl
st... k -f fcik-a s-i I
t'yle In, I titles
'! V'lown t.
t,,iM. ll
-tif plHS1,
$14 00 p.t
14 f0 !tpia
!. .
cn.7.
. !T.tM
lMiCuiiiIht Plans
i
to Kilter Knee
for U. S. Senate
Deleatitl in Primary, North
Dakota Senator May Klin
Independent Oj
jtoaed Iy Friend.
hy GEORGE P. AUTHIER.
ttaahladaw 4 aaraaasMulrPl Otoalus IVra,
Washington, Spt, 2L (.Special
1'tlrs'rain. ) -- Toiler ). Mil'um.
htr of North Dakota, sluirman of
Ibe sriuie finance committee, spon
sor nt the soldiers' bonus bill in thr
eiiate and ncently dciratcd lor nom-
ll-alion ill In bolus state, I plan-
. . . ..... .i . .1 i.. l i.l. -
llii'K mil mill rimeillijr, l llir.a
ille. off by hi colleague. Srnalor ,
Mctumner will n.ake lot announce,
merit next Monday. Senator Mc
I'lliuhrr was ''rl'eated for the iiom
inati.iti by Lynn J. Franrr. formerly
Nonpartisan league governoi, who
was recalled by hit constituent
McCuiiiber irlt athwart of two ele
ments in hi party, one whiih op.
pced It mi because of Ins conncition
with the Alexander MiKrnie ma.
chine and the other because he and
MiKenie wrre stiperted of hav
ing played with the league leaden
The anti-league leader are open
ly supporting J. F. T. O'Connor, the
democratic candidate, aud while it is
not rxpcited Mt Cumber Could win
the election, hi candidacy might re
sult ill the election of Fraicr. The
latter hat announced liis adherence
to the doctrines of Senator La Fol
lette of Wisconsin in attacking the
supreme court of the I'nited Slates,
aud oldtime republicans say they
would rather have a democrat repre
sent them than Fraier. whom they
accuse of nici'ily wearing the part
label.
Old line leaders are urging Mc
Cuiiiber not lo riiu In cause of the
effect his candidacy would have In
probably electing Frazicr.
High School Hall Player,
Break 'Hone hi Practice
Pawnee City, Neh,, Sept. 21. (Spe
cial Telegram.) Harold Bosley, high
school football star, bad his leg brok
en while practicing. Howard Webb
bad his arm broken a siiort time pre
vious in a similar manner. Loth ac
cidents happened in tackling.
Road Conditions
(Kunil.lird hy tlnmlia Aula (lull.)
T.lio-ulii hlKnwny, em.t; )Oisls miner
rnuxll to Misanuri Valley. fair lo lnl
sun. iloo.t lo t'ailar llsia.ts 1 .t..nt raat
of r.ilar Itnpl'la r.'inriwl rather pour.
Lincoln hKhwny, wi: Hoa.la oud tn
Frenuint wild axeeption of ilia ilelour wt
of Vallsy. Iieloiir Hn-lilanil lo Columbus,
To tlrainl lulonil ond Knarney ruaila ra
pr.rte.1 nooil.
O, J,. . hlKhwsy; Keporteil oo4 rlsar
llin'uuh lo Mniiver with est option of
abort stret'-h near Hurvarri
lllhliin.l iluinff: leads rn!r.
I'ornhualiar highway; Koa.lH good.
(iMjricn Wnliliilon highway: Road
acniewhat eonuli tu lllutr. ciiharwls food
lo Hioux 'ity.
Illnek Hllla Trail: Kosds unAcr eon
strui'iion In iiensun. Oihcrwlsa aooil ta
Norfolk.
(imaha-Tupelta hlhw". Oood to tho
stata line.
Omnha-Tutsa highway! Jtnn.ls aond elear
thrniikli to 1 ulaa. una or two detours,
but reported tn vary food hapa.
Klv.r-to-Klvr rond: lrain Just a
of t.'ouni'll Illuffs. Hoads fair to Hood i
Ue Molnts.
tijean-Oinh KhnrtMnst Ri.d.la (rood
clear through to De Moines. Dal iura be
iisn Anita and Aol wHl mnrkfd and
In irond condition. Knsd now op'-n from
Victor to Iowa City with th aipntlnn of
stretch between Mart-nKo and Homestesd.
Oood ri-r through from Iowa i.'lty to
Chicago.
t. ii. A. Rhurtllns: Komls reporlerl fine.
Blue (iraaa road: Itueils fair to good
cIpht throurh to Burlington.
King ot Trails, north: Hough to MIs
ar.url Vall'y. North rosds r.poited good
King of Trail", south: HohiIh ieportd
In very good eomlltlon to HUwalhti. Uough
iietweeii Atchlaou and Leavenworth. Just
fulr south of Kanuua City.
ROOM SUITE
I
Exchange
Dept.
Our exchange de
partment enables
you to turn in your
old furniture at re
markable prices
and replace it with
new pieces from
our immense
stocks of new
homefurnishings.
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t iss , t;t.'j.
$2.93
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Corn in Nebraska
Matures During Week
I.incnln, Sept, aMCarn hi ma
turc J in Nebraska, according U the
weekly crop summary issued t.nUy
by O, X lxe!anj, 1'u li.no's'st i
the weather bureau here. The tame
report sutet that turfar brru are
t iti.it ai and are ncaily ira.lf for
harvest, while hsyiug is nearly com
pleted, l'astuttt ate very dry and
gi rural rain wilt hrlii conditions,
a.cr.l ng to Mr. faivrland
Only a few fields of winter wheat
wrre sowed duill.g the wrik ending
September 1 owing to the drvm-ss
of the sod and laik of vummrr ilow-
. ing. t
Hamuli duiing the wrrk varird
from tme-tiail inch tt one inch
Trmprraiure was two degrees he low
normal in northern counties and thre
degret above in south rn counties
alalaa
,n m""" U'f'
North Nt hraska Rodeo Will
Open at O'Neill Tuesday
O'N'flll, Nrh.. Sept. 21. (Special)
The north N'rbrska rodeo and
I Holt county fair will open at the
fair ground line Tuesday of nest
Wick wi'h the largest entry of riders
ever assembled at a similar affair in
north Nebraska. F.ntti's already arc
, in from Oklahoma, the Black 1 1 ill.
I Wyoming and tiont several coimtiet
I in western Nebraska and southern
South Dakota. A big exhibit ol pure
bred cattle will be the feature of
Ihe livestock show and an exrnive I
agricultural display also ! to be
made. Mayor lame Pahlmaii of
Omaha has accepted an invitation to ,
f fireside over the rodeo (iovrrnor
McKelvie am Charles V, Bryan are
each on the progtam for ait address
dining the fair, which will continue
to and including Friday, September
2'K
Meudtera of Legislature
Unahle to (let Free Statute
Lincoln, Sept. 21 (Special )
Mrmbirt of the state legislature did
not share in the free distribution of
the new compiled statutes of Ne
bra ska. Representative Fred Hoff
meister of Imperial applied to the
secretary of stale for his copy and
was informed that it would cost him
J 10. The librarian was directed to
distribute the 16J free copies to state
officer.
Members of the legislature will lie
unable to get free copies until their
next meeting, when they can draw on
the statute commission to supply
their needs. It will reniiire ISO conies
for the members and officers of the
two houses.
Herzberg
Eloborate
Style
Theater,
Week of
Sept. 23rd
Mannish
The
Swagger in
a showing
Your decision on nhat i the proper cont to buy for
immediate wear will find its solution amonjrst this
delightful showing of keen styled Sport Coats, with
their large pockets, great uleeven and belts.
Chinchillas. Polo Cloth. Plaid Back. Double-Faced Cvatinfn
T am, Greys, Sand, Browns
MANY ARE ENHANCED HY DEEP RACCOON COLLARS
1 'H
1510 21
Dauglat Street
DeinoeratsS (Jet
Propaganda in
Senate Record
llatri-ou Win Fight to Have
Speech Printed hy (lotern
ment and Thus I)i
Irilitiled (!heaply.
Hy GE0KGEP." AUTHIER.
MahliiltrrsNMiiletit t He Omaha Haas
Washington, Sept. 21 . (Sriial
Teh lit jni i- Senator Harrison oi
Mississippi got tlte best of Kct'd
Siiiii.it, watihd.'g ot the senate es
oi ii'iitmrs. In the senate ye sterday,
Sim.tlor I Unison wauled speech (
b ntator iWeitne of Ohio print
ed in the tei'otd so it could be dis
tributrd cheaply, lie a ked unaiii
moiit consent, rutdaiuing that Kcptr
.iiit.itivc lis bad had a similar
I'diiii'dl speech piintcd in the moid
the day before.
Senator Mi Connie V, head ol tie
republican senatorial committee, an
noiiiiird that if tint wa done, he
might sk to insert several uperihr
ill answer to the democratic speech.
At tin point Senator Smoot said he
mrwA o.iliia rtalil then anil HOW'.'
that he would object to all of thrill.
Later, when Sniatur Smoot was
ut.s. of Si-tiji.ir K.irrihiin returned lo
the charge at'd upon objection from
,S. i, ator Motet ol Nrw Hainpsl'irc.
Harrison ttarird to read the last
issue i the Washington Star. 'I he
n publicans siirrendi ted.
i , Ai,i,int.,l
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for Two Cloned Bank
Litis ( In, Sept. 21 Assistant Attor
ner (ieneral Dort returned yesterday
from Alliance and Oshkosh, whire he
appeared in district court to ask for
the appointment ol receiver of closed
state bank. Judge Westover ap
pointed Halph li. Sihnurr of Harri
son receiver for the Firt State bank
of Hemingfonl ami Judge Hohart at
Oshkosh appointed Charles A. Mor
rill of Scotlsbluif to take charge of
the Farmers aud Merchants bank at
Morrill.
Missouri Pacific Starts
('amp for Men at Fallu City
Fallt City. Neb., Sept. 21. (Spe
cial.) A veritable camp is being
planned hy Superintendent W. F.
Kirk of the Missouri Pacific for the
convenience of strikebreakers, who
claim they are afraid of venturing
downtown because of threats of as-
sault. Bunkhouses, dining rooms
'and a recreation center with a moving
Tailored Spoil Coats
Ideal Coat for "Right Now"
style, practical and serviceable
exceptionally broad featured at
$9150
and tip lo
$49.50
Fnutlh f loor
ERZBERGS
Jaunty Hats
for the Little Miss
-at $2.50
f irt tiw pi'.li U tn I'sita ail AriaJ w Mtiati;
try ri.Iir i4 iiM - f,r, luti; at .
! I'f s..t.s,.l J "SI t' at eisljl ( Ins.!.' I
.i...f.t i n i, munr.
GIPI.IF.N(IH:1OT:IGS-
P .tits !
how ar iikludrd ia ihtt
Iii I u' e
ilai,.
Piles
are .anally du ttnUb
hen rtiwtlipaWsd. ...
ka-p the "J
ml therefore prevetitj
training. Doctor.
Najol iKcauee il
.HHhe) ih aunVrlnr ot
pilrahut Mlleveti irrlU
turn, bring eowfort 4
help t r
r i i
lubricant not
a medicine er
UialJr 9
cannot trip.
Try It todafa
AUtrHTIaHtss.f.
There is Strength in
Every Tablet of This
Newer Form of Iron
4kJ"Vaaaw Ots iIum one l
tttj mem- In ams
Jafi . . $ bNa.landra.ll
n worniiul aili
Lj" !! - It I I
, Zt fntnt ot Inw.
Ilp) CM
anisrli ar
.landraolsliat "'f
ailiauileit
newer
Ilk llm
Inui III rmir bloral nt
tika Hi, imn In tmna. li.
It Is an prrnaoil that II will
tint in lira Ilia term nor hi
Imlitliatlianaili. Il Is raaily
f.f alia.al imineillale anani
tins ai.il as.iniiilaliiin hr
bloo.1 wliila suns phitirtais
rla.nt malallk: trial win. It
penpl usualli' tasa Is pot
alanhed at all. If ri aia
nnt .true er wall roil aaa ll
In roursair In maka Ilia fnllna -Ina
leal: Sea ho-a Ion au ean
woik or how (at ran rait
walk without iviaaame
llrril. Nest laka lw -train
lalilat ol litis newer
(onn ol Iron Hire Una-
per ilar. Her meals for taa
weak, man test jvnr
tlrandlt ln il e "'
much you has lntJ.
NOTE - Th nanulaeturar ol tki aawaa
furm ol lioa kaowa a Nuaatad Iraa aea Ihor.
uthlt raliablal aiaca I la IntradswU Il ka
raaciia tka Itipana'oaa aala al s,
4.OO0.0U0 aai-kaaaa anauallr, an it haa baas)
aia&J aail kalw isler VMAanl
ilaaalaea. Mamban a4 Caagraw. Mf
maattaa Df rormaru.j.
U. . Cesirta an mmmr phsslclaaa. Wa ara
abla lo (uarantaa that if raa da aot obtain all
and a.a (raatar raaulta than yaa aapact
from Nuiat.d roa lha asaaaftire will
praasptlg rafaad rear as aaa.
i. i-iiff co., Sherman 4 McConnall,
limn Drug Co., Marritt Drug Ce,
and Graaa Drug Co.
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