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Figures Dispute
Bryan's Report
on Farm Taxes
Democratic Nominee Claim
Hi Taxes Increased Al
most $300 Statement
Shows Only $221.
Dog Hill Paragrafs.l
-By George Bingham
The WIM Onion school teacher haa
rombd Ma hair and la In readiness
for the opening of hla achool neat
Mon'Uy morning. J In holitrs will
.Jnroln, Bept. J9. (Bpeclnl Posl
tiva ami speolflo contradiction of tax
Id urea cited by C. W. Bryan, demo
! craln candlditte for governor, covering
hla own furm In Lanr-nater county,
was forthcoming today In a statement
issurd ly Oovarnnr MtKclvle'a offlro.
Jirynn, In apeechra, haa rlaltned
that hla taxea on 140 aerea hnd In
rreaaed from almnat nothlnir to 1-100.
Tha flRUrea almw that I he 1922 Hryan
tax waa only 1221.31, a rednrtlon nf
15.42 from that of 1921 anil f 43.26
from 1920,
Further, It ta ahnwn that only II
f.er cent of hla 1922 tux went to the
ctate government, wberena In 1917
tlia atata received S3 per cent.
In 1917 tha achool tax repreaented
only 25 per rent of tha Bryun tux; In
1922 it wua 69 p'r cent. Hla atnte
tax la 117.48 leaa than in 1921 and hla
achnol tax la $33.13 more. Ilia achool
tax la mora than double the elate
and county tax combined.
Bummed up, the Bryan atate tax
advanced only from $19.97 to $40.13
In the laat five yeara, while the coun
ty tax advanced from $25.67 to $21.62
and the achool tax from $15.31 to
flDJ 63.
Of the $!.! Increaae In Mr. Bry
an's tax In five yeara, $4.01 went for
the relief of ex-soldlera; $5.23 for the
hew atate cnpltol; $3.84 for roads and
ttidgea; $2.17 for the atate unlver
alty: 86 centa for the normal achoola;;
$1.02 for the atate charitable and
penal lnatltutlona; 54 centa for aiding
weak achool dlatrlcta; 39 centa for
eradication of animal diaeaaea, leav
ing an Increaae of only $2.10 for the
general atate government.
Drive Captains Named.
Cnptalna for the membership drive
of the Omaha Automobile club, which
opens next Tuesday, wore appointed
yesterday. They are: William Kollcr,
Arch AVestergnrd. R. J. Welch, Hub
ert Bushman, William Keane, G. II.
frewer, C. R. Duflte, John Dormer
Her, A. D. Waugh. J. 8. White and C.
B. 'oIn. '
Resides a Star automobile as grand
prize for the person obtaining the
most members, IS other awards will
be made, A gold rignret case and a
ton of conl were added to the list to
' day.
Food Center
Specials
Market Basket Large Size Sweet
Spud 15
10 lb. Be.t Sugar (S
Peck Early Ohio Poiatoea. .lot1
Over 2,000 other bargains in our
store coma early.
The New Food Center
AT-460S
1HI4-H-1S Famuli
sor.ir.iER BROS.
Har. 0188. 28th and Farnam St.
Saturday Specials
Crp Toilet Paper, 7-ox. rolls,
i rolls for 25
llcmhey'a Cocoa, 2 H-lb. tins
.. -I7
fx WHITE SOAP,
bars far
39c
Honey,
weight).
Hell Hour, prr 24-lb,
nek
lite Clover
frames (full
t ..
Post Toasties, 3 small or
for ,,,'.
past Creamery PuHr,
per m,
I lb.
each,
ttit
larictf
Extrt r'anry, Urge Quinces,
ptt In
W t I'm (irapefrwt. rtp ami
Jutry, a for 2:i
Coora.l rahs, taiat.
t'anry Cranherttes, In,, 176
Jersey See IVtstaes,
4 K. f r ......... t .
Fpiasth, per p-k ....... ;i5
tkraU Cauliflower,
per Ih, 17Ht
NwrHrit Katahagwa, 4 lt.
fr ua
Pr
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4.,,10 ! fj'ii
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IllThe.t OracU
Hat ARt?a Products
Pilots to Attempt
Nonstop
Flight
Atiators Kxpect to Hop Off
on Trarieontine nlal Trip
Otloher .".
slnrt In with clean Klats and clear
minds, aa they have forgotten all
Ihey learned during the last term.
The Tlckvlllo Tidings, which has
been expected to bust aa soon as the
editor starved, has installed a new
press.
The mail carrier says ho reckons he
ill have to Install a tallllght on his
buggy, as Monday afternoon he was
bumped into by a funeral procession.
- Parents' Problems
How can a boy of 12 be helped to
overcome the habit of sulking?
This is an ugly habit. Tell the boy
that he muut watch himself and keep
himself from yielding to It. Remind
him that hlmost everything has a
"funny tsUU." Kuggest to him that
he try to look fur this, when things
do not please him.
Washington, Krpt. 29. riuns for
the nonstop fl'icht from Kun Di'KO,
Cnl., to New York, to be attempted
by Lieut. Oukley O. Kelly of drove
C.ty, and John A. Mac It'udy of
Ia Angeles, as announced by the air
service, indicate that the start w.ll
probably be mad October 5,
Air si-r vice engineers have alout
completed the remodeling of the mon
oplane T 2, In which the traiiaron
tlnental trip la to be attempted. The
nhlp was originally designed to carry
a pilot and eight pasiu-ngers and 14
have a normal gaxol'iie capacity of
130 gallons with a flight endurance of
about eix hours. In preparation for
the long dlstunce rinnh, the machine
has been changed to Increase the fuel
rapacity about six fold, so that an
adequate fuel supply for more than
LiOU mlli' will be' available.
As remodeled, the T2 will carry
725 gallons of gusoline distributed In
three tanks, together with reserve
water and lubricating oil tanks. The
two pllota will be sent so that they
can relieve earn otner at intervals
In the expected 3- hour flight. Pro-
slons for dual controls and for
moans to pass buck and forth from
one compartment to the other have
been made In the plane, which has
also been reinforced throughout to
carry the add tional loud. The remod
eling work required about six weeks.
Daily Prayer
t'nlo Th.s lift I up mtn yn, ft Thau
thai Slll In iht h..n Hhlil.
lh. ryt i,l wrvnii l"ok unto th hantf
ur th.lr matters, ana aa tha 9Ym nf a
SiSlil.ti snio lha han4 nf har rtiatra;
at etlr H't all upon lha t,orrt uur Hurt,
until thai lie hava uiin ua I'a. 171.1.3.
Our Heavenly Pat her, In the light
of another day we rlss loln Thy will.
We bless Thee for the comfort and
rest of the night, and for the promise
ff strength for tha new day.
May we find lov In our toll, and
much quiet in lha clumor and strife
of tha atreet. May tha still, small
vole guide ua in the way of good, and
may Thine own spirit throughout this
day keep our eyes from teara, our feet
from falling, and our souls from
death.
liless all our kind, and those every
where that we hold dear, and do for
them, we beseech Thee, beyond what
we know how to ask. Forgive every
wrong thing In our lives for which
we repent. Keen us this dav near
to Thee in all our thoughts and words
and deeds. !-et Thy loy live In our
hearts, and Thy peace abide in our
homes, and all theso things we ask In
Jeous' nnmi. Amen.
WTM.IAM CIIAbMKRS COVBnT, DD
. niragii, in.
.ommon Sense
Do You Believe in Others?
To believe that you are no worse
than any one else you know is not
Dream Misses Fire.
"I had a dream that my son was
shot to death in Omaha."
Kuch was the statement of Mrs. J.
C. Babcock of Kearney, Neb., In a
letter received by Chief of Detectives I
Charles Van Deusen In which she
pleaded with the chief to Inform her
If her dream were true.
Van Deusen wrote that he "took
great pleasure In notifying her' that
her dream "had not come true."
Oiii UUa
n excuse for not being dependable,
honorable and reapectable.
If you have such a degraded idea
of humanity that you believe that you
are aa good as the beat of them, you
have something to learn.
To be aa good as the best Is not an
excuse for not being better.
You may make It an excuse, but
jour principles are off if you do.
There are two classes of person
who believe that all persona are do
(eltful, or villous, or dishonest In
fact who doubt the linearity of those
whom they meet and with whom they
are obliged to asaoclatu.
The flrat duns haa been to gullible
In the start believed every man and
woman hnneat and true and sincere.
and then through bitter experience
haa been led to believe otherwise.
The second class la so mean and
dirty and dishonorable at heart that
It cannot com-elve of higher Ideals and
greater efforl to be decent In others
than exist In themselves.
To whatever class you belong, it
would lie well for you to Inquire and
look about you, and finally learn that
there are men and women In the world
who can be trusted, whose Intentions
are sincere and whose expressions are
truthful.
(Copyrlsht. It::.)
An automobile, parked in knocked-
down form, waa shipped from Detroit
to Cleveland by aerial freight.
District Court
Has Heavy Docket
To 0n Monday With Four
, Murder, Down Shooting
and 200 Dooze Cain.
The heaviest crunlnal docket In
yeara will begin to grind Monday
when the fall term of court opens
with Judges Lealle and Troup presid
ing. Pour murder cases, one kidnap
ing, a dnsen shooting and more than
10u liquor cases are on the list.
County Attorney Photwell stated
that he would assign Deputy Henry
Ileal, who Is republican randlilute to
iictwl the county attorney, to pi o. -tula
moat of the canes.
The firt e f liniirtiice will
lw that iif Pred Urown, Jirnsun chain
man, charged with kidnaping t
girta. Following the llivwn cuse a
jury Will deliberate on the ntl.uk
charges against Tommy tUilllvsn, Un
coin and omuli Imllpluyrr.
While the murder vuses are being
triad. Wiotwell announced, llquol
coses will be tried In another court.
There la a rxM'siblllty. he said, that lie
will ask the district judges fur an
other court If liquor caaea continue lu
accumulate.
Flan Hospital Room.
Ravenna, Neb., Het. 2. tHpeclul)
lUvenna's first big pavement dance
waa given by the ICeinxiin looge.
The object iv us to nilao money to
furnlnh a ro in in the tMd Pillows
hospital at York.
a ttl
raw
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Safe
Milk
For Infanti,
invalidi oz
Childnn
The Original Food-Drink for All Ages.
QuickLunchatHome,Office(kFountain.
RichMilk, Malted Grain Extract in Pow
deri Tablet forma. Nouriihiag-NoeooUof.
Avoid ImiUtioDi and Substitutes
.Buehler Eros
Market Specials for Saturday
Guaranteed Quality Meats and Provisions
Lowest Prices Quick Service
212 N. 16th St. 2408 Cuming St. 4903 S. 24th St.
"We've this to teu.
The meats vje seu.
Vrtu. make a hungry,
cc MAt4 Vs EUV- VI B.V.X- !
Prime Beef Rib Roast, boned and rolled 20c
Choicest Beef Chuck Roast :. .11c
Choicest Beef Shoulder Steak 15c
Choicest Cut Sirloin Steak , 20c
Choicest Cut Round Steak 18c
Fresh Cut Hamburger Steak .15c
Choice Rib Boiling Beef 6c
Choice Sweet Pickled Beef Tongues . . . 25c
Choice Corned Beef 12c
Choice Beef Pot Roast, special at. 10c
Fancy Fresh Young Hens
at
25c
SMOKED MEATS
Sugar Cured Skinned Hams.
.22c
Sugar Cured Picnic Hams..., ISc
Sugar Cured Regular Hams 22c
Fancy Breakfast Bacon 24c
Fancy Strip Bacon 20c
Cudahy's Puritan Skinned Hams 28c
Armour's Star Hams 28c
Cudahy's Puritan Bacon 34c
Cudahy's Puritan Lard, HV-lb. pail. .$1.85
Cudahy's Puritan Lard, 5-lb. pail. , . .95c
Carnation Milk, tall cans .9c
Fancy Fresh Spring Chickens
at
25c
PORK CUTS
Choicest Lean Pork Loin Roast 18c
Choicest Lean Pork Shoulders 14c
Fresh Spareribs 12!'ac
Fresh Neck Bones, 4 lbs 25c
Fresh Pig Feet. 4 lbs 25c
Fresh Pig Hearts. 4 lbs.
Fresh Pig Tails
New Sauerkraut, quart...
Choice Leaf Lard .....
Fresh Breakfast Sausage
.25c
.12' 'tc
. . .10c
.12'ic
. . .20c
SAUSAGE AND LUNCHEON MEATS
Choice Fresh Wienies 15c
Choice Frtah Frankf urts .......... 1 5c
Choice Frvih Bologna 1 5
Choice Fresh liver Sausage ........ 13c
Fancy Summer Sausage ,50c
P. A G. White Napth Soap, limit 10
bars to a customer 40
BUTTERINE DEPT.
EvergtMtd libeilv Nwt ...20c
EvergtMhl Rulterine, 2 -lb. carton. , . .45
Evergeod Bulletin, S-IW. garten. . , $1.05
Rt a Nut OuHsriwe 20
VEAL CUTS
Choicest Veal Shoulder Roast
Choicest Veal Stew
Choicest Veal Chops
...15c
.12 tc
...I7e
Pure Rendered Lard
mmemssmmm
.15c
CANNED GOODS DEPARTMENT
Early June Peas, 3 cans 40c
Fancy Sweel Corn, 3 cans , ,30
Fancy Pork and Beans, 3 cans. , . , , . ,2S
Fancy Catsup, large battles ,15c
American Sardine in Oil, S cans. , , ,25
Fancy Red Salmon, Mb, tall can... 25e
Danish Pioneer Creamery Butler,
Mb, carton ................
3SWi
Genuine Spring Lamb liiJturter, .20
Forequerters , . . , , 14
MAIL AND EXPRESS ORDERS FILLED FROM THIS LIST
MKT OF TIIK
HE M.USI.U TO Jt
IVINTICMTH ATXDOWOiAS aVntXIT
MOM! DOWLAN 30 10
NAIL 0KIIEIC.S HI.l.KI) OX THIS AD
5f
i PRICES SMASHED
$ FOR SATURDAY J
J Not a Rival in the City J
........ a . nT
raimoiive Soap, spe-3f
L!. L .!..! . 1
Be our guest SATURDAY this beautiful market
greets you. Here is store) that you'll bo proud to
shop in. If you just can't get away, PHONE US,
your order will be delivered to any part of the city
on any amount from $2.50 up. Remember,
OUR PRICES ARE NEVER HIGH.
PET, CARNATION OR PARITY MILK, TiU CM...9C
SUGAR
Best White No. I Refined, 100 lbs., g.7H
10 lbs. Bett Cans
W FLOUR
Blue Ball, always plesset. 48-lb. sack. S1.fi.".
Cilt Edge, made of Nebraska flour. .SI ..!
Food Center, makes mora and better bread, at 81.50
CHICKENS
Freah
Fre.h
Dressed
Drested
Spring!, lb. .2 lic
Roasting, Ib.l7'4r
HAMS
BACON
x, arreu w e a a i n g
dark, per gallon,
43c
T ding Breakfast
Syrup, light,
per gallon, ,
AQr
Farrell Wed-
10
Pounds
Best
Granulated
Sugar
69c
tMjJkf White SoaA
1 t& 1 1 10 Bars 1 i
No. 2 can Solid
Pack Tomatoes,
TV
r man Corn. 2 cans
Toilet Paper,
9 Rolls
for
-Kfor 27 -WfJ
'Log Cabin Syrup,
-)( small can 25
A( Log Cabin Syrup,
medium can ..-19
T Log Cabin Syrup,
large can 97
Big Line Assorted loonies oix varieties
at One Price, 18c Per Lb.
rial, 6 bars for )f
42c t
Eed Arrowjf
Peas, 25c quali- )f
ty, now f
r
Sunkist Flour, )f
48-lb. sack, forjf.
Saturday at
$1.79
Frank's Milwau- J
kee Sauer Kraut, T
per can . ...15)f
Lux Washing Pow-ji
der, specially priced,
ISC
l T I ,W
V
Sugar Cured Picnic Hams, lb... 1G
No, 1 Sugar Cured Slicing Hams,
per lb 21
No. 1 Sugar Cured Bacon, lb 1 fl'i
Cudaby's PuriUn Bacon, 5 or whole strip, lb 3a
MEATS
Fretb Pig Pork Roast, lb 14H
Freth Pig Pork Loin, lb 11) 'it
Fre.h Pig Spareribs, lb
Pure Leaf Lard, lb 12 Mil
Prime Rib Roast, boned and rolled, lb 22V4
Steer Pot Roast, lb 12'4
Porterhouse Steak, lb 25
Fancy Young Veal Roast, lb.. lt'i?
Young Veal Stew, lb 8H
Young Mutton Stew, lb 7C
FRIJITC ntirl Fncr Fr"h Cocoanuts, ea.fle
IIIU Market Basket Onions... 3 1
UPCITTA Dl ETC Early Ohio Spud., peck.. 15
W bUI. I flDLbg Jonathan Apples, peck. . .25
Carload Colorado Fancy Peaches, buahel 81.79
Juicy, Pink Meat Cantaloupes, 3 for 251 per crate. . . ,95
Market Basket Large Sweet Potatoes 45
Market Basket Medium Sixe Sweet Potatoes 25
Tokay Crapes, lb., 10 -lb. basket 5fJ
St
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ll
6 for
Fruits and Vegetables
Virginia . Balra I hair f:tra I. arc
relator, Mnrkrt Hip Hnnaana, AIHae
lln-kd, prr In. I'rara
57c 9c 65c
Kanrr Mlrklsaa "Jrar f raa tlraall K.alra I fcalre
I alrrr. I atalka ala. S lha. t'rfaB Maahraams,
15c 49c sY.25
Klaa HaSlakra, I arse Mr :lra f iw?
S kanrka far llalaaa. Maakrl, I eakla SS'a
. aaarkr, kaakrl.
5c 49c ;)c
Butter and Eggs
lids Hit or Pfssrit ftttlttr.
Pr 10, V2C
Maple Issf Huttr, lb. 30
Nrw Yrk Cream r Brk
t baras, par IK 23
Coffee and Spices
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CANNED
GOODS
Kama Midget or Maize Cora, can.. 10
Kamo Midget or Advo Peas, can..2-4e
Kamo Fancy No. 3 Tomatoes, can, 19
Del Monte Sockeye Salmon, tall can, 27f
Del Monte Loganberries, Strawberries, Raspberries or No. 3
size can Peaches, can, 341 Pr dozen $3.05
Nomis No. 3 size YC Peaches, Apricots, Strawberries nd -Raspberries,
new pack, can, 251 per dozen $2.05
EXTRA
VALUES
Lemon Squash, quart bottle, each contains
about 2 dot. lemons, 25 bottle.
Case of 12 for .-...$2.50
Toilet Paper, large 10c roll ..5
Baking Powder, Dr. Price's, 25c ralue 14
Raisins, Sun Maid, 1 -lb. pbg .....14
Pimento, Red Curtis in glsises, 25c value ............ .19
FREE 1 lb. Hershey's Bulk Cocoa with 3 lbs. Food Center
Coffee 031
DAIRY
Country Creamery Butter 30
Danish Pioneer 41
Thomsen's Dairy Maid 42
Good Cooking Eggs and Checked Eggs ..-.25
Fancy Wisconsin Yellow Cheese 27
Rex Nut Butterine 20
Meadow Gold, Idlewild and Better Butter always on hand.
PEARL
WHITE
Soap is recognized as the
for laundering purposes.
10 BARS FOR
true family friend
36c
BAKERY
Pecan
Potato
Rolls, pan.
Chips, lb . .
25
50
JUST INSIDE THE DOOR
Manila Cigar, 8c value., 3 for 10
Bos of 50 for SI .50
CIGARS
Whathar or not you are acqualnlrd with
Skinnar's Macaroni and Spa- fy
ahettt you can buy tham confi- ZuC
dntlly on th rocemraandation of hundrada of people ; Sal, 3 pkf ..
SKINNER'S
I Meat Specials for Saturday
II e lr.J Hl'itng I Vmin Vt Ktwitt, Is, . . , 1 3
t hlfstas, l
24i
H'e Ir..4 llivs.lt kg
t el. tens, IJl'i
I k. Ofe (iwsr Kmi'S fc"Sl
i. ...3?
ihrti.s mt bit H'ii,
it., to
CRYSTAL
WHITE
SOAP
The famous Billion Bubble Soap.
Saturday we give you a bar of
Cream Oil Toilet Soap free with
6 bars Crystal White,
CREAM
OIL
SOAP
A vegetable oil soap with a pure
olive oil base. We just know you'll
like this "lathery" soap. Saturday,
2 bars Crystal White free AH
with 6 bars Cream Oil for. . 4 1 1
Ml D We sold about 2,000 pounds of this
excellent coffee during our grand
COFFEE P"nt ' Doesn't that record
speak a "mouthful" for quality and
sheer drinking satisfaction. Saturday. Ai
per pound , . , , 4Jv
Vnlif Vs llrasal. Ik .. fl
I! ik m.lliBi Iwaf, (It.... 5
teas Imfc H.st. Ik ,2 I
ih .t.s sr hnuu t um
iiv ,. 20
m ir fwia-l kift4
llm, kslt sr ki
l!k 22
Ira ftklsewat ( J-s Jt Krhr4,
riSH AND OYSTER DEf AtTMaUVT
Mrt kkiaeiast el r Kvlt4
SATURDAY CANDY SPECIAL
t! I ' u,4
full
M iUt4 h
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I9c
jf
jf
jf
jf
jf
jf
jf
jf
jf
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per pou
TREE
TEA
Produces a clear, strong, fragrant liquor.
Many stores charge much more for this
grade of tea. Saturday.
special. U'lb. sise , JJC
PURITAN N "fuss or mua" Include one
IJQD v two cans in your phone order
FLAVORED ,w 54,u,dy'
MALT Special, Can 65c
To serve yeu better Saturday, PIIO.NE your order
FRIDAY evening until S, Out-of-town customers,
mail us your orders) we guarantee satisfaction.
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