OMAHA liEE: WEDNESDAY. OC'lOlitU ijil'U.
JIogsFaltei.nl on
iehr;bka Ranges
in Local Market
,WVmtii I'Jaini Fast Comjnp; rcen,15
t Front a Pig-Hailing
(.'ouiilry, Say I'. C.
Oandall of Marplr.
west will commence to drop eff from
new on this Kmmti.
"In Montana (hey are t-omplslnina
titKMit a nt.urluKti of mm, but I Bin
satisf.o. (hat 30J car be nil that
1 netesmirj' to haul all (he cattle
(hat will be thlppwl from now until
Christmas Montana and Wyomlne;
range are helng it ripped of stock
whl. h explat.e the heavy run of cattle
n. C, Cramlall of Marplo vs on
the lord I timrket yeatenlay with a
rholre fi lj;Mii nt of hor that at-trait.-'!
riiimi!i rulilu utteiitluu. Tl.o
elilptnent i-uiiNiNtnl .f one kwid of hr.Re
that aver.iire.1 50 puumla and brought
95 a liuixli !
Mr. I:.ifiiul an Id Wi stern ."i bins
wik rupi'lly niniliiK to the flout
rm a lin'i rnlxintr country di.il thut t e
1 ad l'rn fjic'luliuing In hogs on a
.'into nf 3,0"l a.-ie that was fenced
J "KtlKl.t.
"My ImgK make wi Ih'l.t ami tirowth
running n dm upan range, but have
(ores to tn alfalfa fjeM mil flelde
f outs., ra and hurley," salil Mr
T.nnLill. "I Inak a specially nf
1'tjrurn they are Itooil food hustler,
v hl' h fcln-s thf HI a K'umI, hard f.nlsh.'
Cur Miiul.ii.e In Montana.
J. .M. lti.MI- i if Kl l'aso. Tex., who
bus extPimHw Httli Interests In Mon
i .inn, wim on ill" luiukat with a ship
II, Shi nf M lll'flll a r un I.
"Hmi hiim riu.i hinrn of Mmitniit
t.nva l.fri ordering threv car fur
tvery load of 'aula they havo to
i-til advance car order are u poo'
i.-uldo In the nuniUr of entile left to
i. shipped" wld Mr. J.'i.l.lle. "I
predict that rutlli; nlilpiiienU from tho
Get Top Price.
The top price of $12.15 a hundred,
mo IIIKIUFI I'lli'o lur tllJ ytnr i ' jr j
i) cents, vs received ymt'-rduy at the
local yarda by J. W. McLean of
Kmerson, la., for !1 head of choice
Ilerefords averaging 1.114 pounda.
Mr. Mrlln expresaed the opinion
that feeding operation around hit
stctlon would he heavy thia year ae
hi explained that stockmen have
already .1 good aupply of feeders In
the Iota for the winter.
A consignment of 27 head of year
ling cattle averaging 97 pounda war
murketcd by Una HelHilglu of Ttlden
Laneaster G. 0. P.
Plans Field Day -j
and Big Parade
Torchlight ProcfHsioii Will
Precede Howell Meeting
at Lincoln Next
Thursday.
Icei.ulUiUiu of Iancaater county
will hold a big field day celebration
In Lincoln, Thuraday, October t.
The dxy'a olimax will come In the
evening with an old time torchlight
proccaalon. Thla revival of an old
cuatom will precede a big meeting
at the city auditorium where II. B.
Howell. renubllcan nominee fur
lim ITIBUKIU Ul i lllil-ll i -
for which be received 112. 0 ft hun l armio.r, nn.i .ire.
j,. I Mary IllKht tif Chlcniro, noted euf.
Karmere In my Ulatrlct liava laid In " orator and prnnibition odvo-
oate will a peak.
a heavy mippiy or rfeofra, eaio mi
OelHllKle, "and mure cattle ar being
It
la to ho a county celrbnitlon
fil the pant two yiaravihnn ev)f be ! with every precinct rcprnted.
fore." " l;iatiorote plann aro twlng made for
Iiu leediug SUh-i-. U 4X nlKht. Torchea will M reaur-
Itarrniin Youi.ghlood of Arllin'oii !rect-d from the dlarard where they
wa the pun haM at the !cu! yard i went yema ao. Itomnn enndlea will
)i.terdiiy of 15 head of choice qtiullty 'h In evidence. It wltl be a grent
iliTcfori fcedltig Htt-crn ttint avi'(iigd pnrndo for the rfpu'dlcan tnnee'-M.
1.UU3 p'und ond cunt hltn IMS a hun 1 k, u. (Jiniiny) C'hnppel hna Iweti
dred. 'choNcn chuinnnn of the geneml coin
The cjiiNlgrinn Dt wax ahlpped to hl. miitcp, ji will bImo preHldu at thn
feed lota in WaehltiKton county and nudltorlum meeting. Mm. V. M. Hall
h wild h made the iiurchnne on la vice i halrnmii.
New York's Latest
Indoor Sport Mix
Coal Instead of
Hootch in Cellars.
New York, Oct. 23. With
straiKht anthracite as hard to fcet
t etralcht vvliirky, fuel mixing
has taken Hie place of hootch
m(.kin? ai the popular cellar
port in New York City.
The householder, now Rettinff
hi firct real Uate of the coal
shortnKe with tho, initial cold
annp of the season, ia forced
either to concoct a agitable coal
reditu or freeze to death.
Several million of people here
are undertfoinj? an Intennlve
course of fuel education. Where
Ihey formerly uted anthracite ex
clusively to heat their homea
they are now faced with the ne
cesHity of burning soft coal in
stoves and furnaces or at the
best combining the two varieties
to give a maximum of warmth
with a minimum of nmoke.
William H. WooUin, state fuel
administrator, is leading the
experiments. Dressed in over
alls, he ntokes his own furnace
(rates with strange combina
tions of nut and steam coal.
According to Woodin, it is a
case of utilizing what fuel is of
fered or going without.
In Omaha it is still possible
to prepare for any emergency
and fill a bin today with either
anthracito or bituminous coal.
WE HAVE A SUPPLY .
King Koal Kompany
KE nwood 2261
JAckton 0840
KE nwood 2262
account ot thu low prloo paid for then:
and that he expected to inake com
fortnt.le profit when ho brought them
bock to the local market.
Radio Station Will
Help Weather iMan
International Wireless Poet
DBtablihed in Far North to
Guide Weather Service.
I Waehlngton, Oct. ti. An Interna
, tlomilly owned and operated wlreleie
itiitlon and weather observation sta
i tlon on the nhorea of liaffln bay, to
aupply data for tha world's woather
: servlct-a, haa Ufn proposed, and atepe
, aro Ix lng taken to Innure Its Installa
tion. Baffin l-ay i pfetty far north, as
a Klance ut a map of the top of our
continent will ehow; cold winds blow
cheerlenHly much of the time; Ice and
anow hold sway over the land and
eta for a food portion of the year,
and the lives of those atatloned there,
cut off from the world except by
radio, would not be of the easleet, yet
the value of their services to th
world would be liiujtimalile.'lt la said.
Officials of the United Statea
weather bureau are enthusiastic over
the proposal and will urge the partici
pation of th government In the co
operative sctiome. They point out
the valuable work of the International
weather observation elation on the
lonely little Inland of Jan Mayan, off
the southeaet coast of Greenland,
where reports are Sent to all the,
European government weather bu
reaus. The great value to thla country of
such a station la shown by observers
in the fact that they are often hand
icapped by the sudden arrival of un
foreseen weather changes originating
In northern Canada, where there are
tew stations. Thousands of miles of
the continent, up to the Arotio sens,
hold no observation posts nor means
of messaging observations If any
wera made. The northernmost
weather station In Canada la almost
40 decrees from the northern edge of
tho continent, which puts it far south,
clore to the international boundary
line.
Consequently, officials said, much
weather which originates In that vast
stretch of land Is unobserved until
It la right down upon us. For this
reason, It was added cold waves
tions and remedies for coughs. The often bear down from the north In
reason is that pine contains several : winter and our weather bureau can
element that have a remarkable j g!ve only scant warning.
effect soothing and healing the i v t exampIe oI thI, ,U(Wen
membranes of the throat and chest. . . . ,
Pine couch syrups are combination 1 an4 un'oreaeen c.iange occurred In a
of pine and t vrup. The "svrup" part i eerles of showers that ended the long
is usually plain sugar eyrup. i country-wide drouth that gripped the
To make the best pine cough remedy country during August, September
mat money can niiy, p it, ', ounces , , Ortoher. Continued trv.
ness was predicted for soma days be
I cause conditions wore sluggish and
no change were tibeerved within
I the scope of the reporting stations.
I between two days, however, sudden
1
How to Make Pint
Cough Syrup at Horn
Hun n muni far prompt multe,
THr hut nwmrnl in prriiare,
sad uvn ru about St.
Pine is used in nearly all prescript
The t ig field dsy festivities will be
Inaugurated at 12 O'clock noon when
a republican Booster luncheon will be
held lit the Lincoln hotel. Armng
tnenta have len made to bundle a
monntcr gathering. Karl (.line, late
of Nebraska City but now located In
Lincoln, will le tho mult) speaker lit
the luncheon. Mr. Cllno was the
first commiuiilT of the American le
gion and made the keynote epech at
the republican state convention.
Reception for Women.
A reception will be tendered Mrs.
Hlght at the governor's mansion
from 3 to 0 p. rn. Thla Is to ftlve
the women of Lincoln an opportunity
to met Mrs. Hlght. Mrs. Might la
staying In Nebraska one day, longer
than her campaign calls for In order
to be here on Thursday.
Republican women of Lancaster
county have been particularly active
It mapping out plana for thla polit
ical festival. The torchlight pa rude
will consist of more than torches and
roman randies. It will be In the na
ture of a stunt procession and tho
committee Is mapping out some or
igtnal and extraordinary surprises.
The O. A. ft. fife and drum corps
a'nd the American Legion band will
furnish music. Kfforts also are be
ing made to procure the services of
the famous fife and drum corps of
the Veterans of Foreign TVnrs.
Every republican precinct commit
teeman In the county Is expected to
be In Lincoln on Thursday, and cac
committeeman is counting en bring
frig a group of neighbors. It Is tha
plan to make it one of the biggest
political affairs of local history. Tho
boy scouts will assist the police dur
ing the parade.
Ex-6tnte Senator Ralph TVeaver-
ling will preside at the - Booatars
luncheon. Fenton B. Fhimtng Is
chairman of the oommltte)fo Charge
of that part of the days'" program.
Members of hi committee are Mes
dames F. F. Teal, Oeorge Holden,
Charlea Burton, t'red Craig. II 11.
I Wheler, H. B. Weakley, C. M. Park
er, Mlsa ( UriSMS ivianu and Messrs.
AusunI Kiih". (uy Iteed, Charlie
rtollca. Walton (J. Rolierln. W. P.
Cave and C. V. Hooper.
Mrs. Mi Kelt i C hairman,
Mrs. Samuel R. .McKalvie Is cli.tir-
I nun of the committee In chargo of ar-
rangements for the reception at the
governors mansion. Those who will
be In the receiving line are Mrs. C. K.
Ilindall, Mrs. F. It. Perry, Mr.
Walter L. Anderson and Mis Clu
rlssa lie In no. Assls'lng lumt.nin are
Mcsdames W. A. Helleik, Honor K.
Hurkett, II. II. Wilson, C. II. Aldrlch,
II. J. Paul. It. C. Lindsay, Miss .May
Pershing, Miss Helen Tuttlu and
Miss Harah T. Mulr.
Trey (1 I I a a p I Is chairman
of the' committee on parade. His
chief lieutenants sre l-eorge Fawull,
Walter llohnrle, Lum lojl. Tom
WikkIs, John Curtice, Churl"!
dchwarU, Jerry Lutsch, Lee Agar,
Raymond Fiirquiirh and Frank lioehl
John H, Womls is chairman of th
committee In charge of the uudltor
lum meeting Thursday night, others
of the committee ar Clark Jeary,
II. W. Hulrd, (iuy TouVelle, Wllllsm
Altken, Lloyd Mc.M.isters and VV II
lurd Yates.
W. J. Illy-stone Is chairman of th
decorating committee. Those named
to assist him sre Mrs. A. W. filch,
unison, Mrs. Fred Whlttmore, Cath
erine L. Woods, Lum lily, Melltida
Htimrt, Allan Field, Frank Hoe. timer,
Mrs. (leurge K Chatburn.
North Platte Cow
Leads in Hutter
Fat Competition
W inner Is lloleteiii From Sub
station of Agricultural Col
lejjc Production 5..115
l'oiiiids in Two Davi.
Former Omaha Woman
in Fight Over Estate
Chicago, Oct., 24. Hiecll Tele.
grarnH-Courts here have been usked by
Mr. Livingston Falrbank, formerly
Marian Patterson of Omaha, to nam
her guardian of the t2r,000 estate of
her daughter, Jane Pfttterson Hoyce.
William V. Boyee, wealthy pub
lisher, has filed a similar petition In,
his own behalf In court at Ottawa, 111,
The islatfj was created In trust
form when Benjamin fl. Boyee, father
of the girl, and Mrs, Falrbank separ
ated. Benjamin Hoyce recently was
remarried In Ottawa.
Lincoln, Oct. !-HHy A. I'.WJer
ben Butter King, a Holsteln, owned
by the North Platte substation of th
state i.grlrtill ural college, led the ma
ture class for Heptember In the but
teifat test conducted by th stats ag
ricultural college. JIr production
was rut i pounds of fat In the two
days' test In her first month on test.
Her closest competitor was Oak
Lodgu Corona Clyde, owned by W. J.
Jenklnson of Monroe, whose produc
tion In her fifth month on test wss
4.SM pounds of butterfat. Golden
.lolly's Prise, a Jersey, owned by C.
K. Yost of Hastings ranked third, with
a production vt 4 "50 pounds or liut-
teifat In her fifth month. Clema
Wayne Butter yueen, owned by
Woodlswn dairy of Lincoln, won
fourth position, with a production of
4 t 2 pounds of butterfat In her ninth
month.
The senior i year old class was led
by Varsity Ierhy HuIihiih, owned by
tho University of Nebraska agrieul-
imal college, halng produced In her
veiith month on list 5 lit pounds
of butterfat. 1oup View Corona,
owned ly W, J. Jenklnson of Mon
r. ranked sveund, with a produc
tion of 4 tii pounds of butterfat In
her Kventh month.
Iile Year (Mil.
Varsity Derby Delta, owned by th
University of Nebraska agricultural
(ollege, lid tho Juninr 4 rur-oM
class with a production In hi r 12lll
month of 4.10J pounds of hutterfst.
I Fay Huntress, owned by V. M.
Illakesle of Wahoo, was the leading
'cow among th senior Jyturokls,
l-llh a nroducllon nf 4 4IA iitmnils n(
butterfat In her 10th month.
Id .sal IS Pontine Ormnby Lincoln,
ownd by th Walthlll Holsteln com
pany Of Walthlll, waa th aol entry
In the Junior t year-old class. Her
production, In her fourth month, ws
3 !i& pounds of butterfat In the two
days' test.
Th Nebraska Hrhool of Aftleultur
at Curtis, with Jessie rjeben Lyons,
led the senior 2 year olds. In her
nlnih month, on test, her production
as J.iS"S pounds of butterfat.
II Honor Cow.
In th Juninr J year-old class, th
first thre cow wer owned by the
Nebraska Kchool of Agriculture at
Curtis, being respectively Jane Oer-
ben Lyons, with a production of
1.793 pounds of bullerfat In her slxtlt
monlh; Mary (leilxiu Lyonn, hsvmg
In her second mouth a production of
i.tii pounds of butterfat, and Jean
(ierbn Lyon. producing 311 f
pound of butterfat In her 10th
month on test, K. I', K. Husle, owned
by th Woxxllawn dairy of Lincoln,
ranked fourth in thl clsss. with a '
priKluitlon, In her ninth month, if
10)1 pounds if butterfot.
There wer II cO that met the
requirements entitling them to (he
distinction of being listed on th rW
tmhor honor roll of th state uni
versity test. Of this number, four
er owned by th Nebraska Hcluol
of Agriculture at Curtis; thre were
owned by tha Wocliawn dairy of Llti
coin; two won were owned by th
L'ulveielty of Nebraska airlcultuial
college and W. J, Jnkliion of Mon
roe and one each wer owned by C, K.
Yost of Hastings, F. M lllakesle of
Wahnu, th Walthlll Holsteln com
pany of Walthlll and th North rial's
substation of North Piatt.
C'hoos cabbsg
than aim.
by lght rsthir
Smoked Beef
and Cheese
Take thin toast, !ire
of tnoLed I , Mid
put a lump of obrraeoa
rat h. Ural in the oven
till rhees melu, theo
aeaaon with
SAUCE
k ten oskjism woecrSTiaiHisi .
Found Dead in Itoora.
E. L. Logadon, !, for 13 yesrs a
street car conductor, was found dead
of asphyxiation In a spare room of his
horn at 252 Taylor street by hi son,
Manuel, at 7:30 yesterday morning.
Despondency over the death of hi
wife three months ago Is believed to
have caused him to take Ms life.
AOVEftriSICMKNT
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You .
Never mind how often you have
tried and fa.' led, you can stop burning,
Itching Eczema, quickly by applying
Zemo furnished by any druggist for
35c. Extra large bottle, $1.00. Heal
ing begin the moment Zemo la ap
plied. In a short time usually every
trace of Eczema, Tetter, Pimple,
Rash, Blackheads, and similar akin
diseases will be removed.
For clearing the akin and makltfe
It vigorously healthy, alwaya us
Zemo, the . penetrating, antiseptic
l.'quld. When other fail It le the one
dependable treatment for tkln trouble
of all kind.
There Is a Nook in Your Home for
the Premier
Baby Grand
The Premier Grand
Piano It the Be$t
Value We Know of
for the Price,
$650.00
Plav at Ynn Pav
rewn Mahooanv Satin Flnlah " " " "
TermeTahe 3 Year$ to Pay
The Prtmier I quality from It ten to It apptaranc. Rich
In ton bauty, of palntakina workmanship and attractive deaign,
It will mor than rpy you for any sacrifice you my have to
make In ordr to own It.
Your old plane or phonograph will b accepted at a subitsn
tlal part payment and trm to suit your Individual nd gladly
arrangad. Com In thl week and th bautiful lntrumnt
w hive for your slction.
SEND FOR CATALOO.
Name
Address
Please send me detailed information pertaining to the
Premier Baby Grand, terms, etc.
Sdunoller & Jlluellcr Piano Cb
fVHMumn m.i rt-uu mmiwaa
1311 :4-I8 Dod4e St.-- . Out
What Eiry
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credit if you ere a merrliarit.
Von know what jou mr.y rea
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in view of ponrral condition and
the particular condition of your
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of bank aervice, whether it be
pcrnonal, intercated and disci rn
in?, or impcrional, prrfuncfory
and lacking in busines discern
ment of the merchant point 0
view.
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intimately informed regarding merchandising con
dition! in ord
To render personal, interested, duverning
.service to its merchant ciitomer.
To afford helpful aid in moling financial
requirements.
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the merchant' t
point of view.
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National Bank
Haa an "Interest" in You
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INFANT MORTALITY in past ages has been something frightful, something
almost beyond belief, and even today it occupies the time and the mind of
leading physicians in all countries. The death rate among infants is being gradually
reduced through new methods of hygiene, new preventatives and new remedies
for infants. This reduction in the death rate has NOT been accomplished by
adapting the precautions taken and remedies used by adults. Rather has it been
to keep clear of the old methods, and choose after long research the precautions
and remedies specifically applicable to infants.
This being so, is it necessary for us to caution mothers against trying to
give her baby relief with a remedy that she would use for herself? Will she
remember that Fletcher's Castoria is strictly a remedy for infants and children?
t 1 - W JiWiiiiJlsUt u 1 21c
- Ti"'lninr. j3UT3tr:.ii isir 1 j 1 11 1 11 r - -Trr-j .tr" jrra n- V
nf I'inex in a pint bottle, and rill up
with home-made suiiar svrup. Or
you ean line elarilied molasses, honey,
or corn svrup, instead of suenr svrup.
Either w.iy, ou mnke a full pint
more than you ean buy remly-niade
for three times t!ie money. It is
pure, good and tastes very pleasant.
You can feel this take hold of a
coutrh or i- ilil in a way that m.'sn
bustle. The couch mav be dry,
bosr and 1 1 tr h t . or msv be persist
ertlv loose from the fern-istioa of
l-hb-cm. Hie au is the same in- !
Il.iim I nii tuhraiie nnj th;s I'inel I
snd vrup i-emhination will stop it
- n-ul v in U hour or h-s. ;drn. .
dij, t o. for bromhi.il S'thun, ho.irse- j
., or anv oidinarr thrt ui'iii'-nt. ,
I net ' hit'hlv tcnrentratrj om
rui 1 of -aiitM Norw at inn el- i
tra.-l, Biol Is limoiis lht world oer '
!ir its proaipl etf-Nt up a uuhi".
Iti'wsiv of snhtt itte. Ak vour
J'r.-kMi !or iMin.es i' I'ib-i" ,
tl diin-t.Mi. ju t don't a.-.-i-rt anf
Ui nj Ue. ' 01.11 tutted lo S'V alieo .
ute stisl'at'tioB or nonet i fiiad4
T ie 1'iael 10 Vi. syts, luj.
shower swept down from the un
charted rgloiis, freshened up the on-
tiro Atlantic seaboard and the
southern stutes, quenched deatructlv I
forest llree in Canadi and brought an
end to the drouth.
Sparks
The au'hurub at Ya'e titihernity ;
mini urn that etlil-tlo ev,nt will be,
t rot It-a-t. .1 by rudln. The l'r,vihy
ii N4''!a hs j snned to adopt
the Mine tdfi,
Contents ISTluidPfaohn
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Of Course You Love Your Baby.
You Iot it because of Its Tr? helpItMness, because it ran't
tU you w hat ia the matttr when It feel bad. It ran only cry and
look to tou. for htlp. But the mora you love baby, tha more yon
want to help baby, the mi you ought to realize what a wonder
ful itmtdy Fletcher'. CastorU U. It has been ud f ir batn'
allmenti for ortr thirty ye ara.
Aa tiperieBi eti dactrf dicTrvl I If U her 'i Caitoila aspeciallT
for baMe' ua(. It U a hJimlew tubatltute Kr Ct r Oil, Pare .tic,
Drop and Soothlai Sviup. Doctofi h know whst It ( aoJ
best tor babitl ha eniy good to aay t f a.
Don't atfUct your baby. Get bottl of Hatcher' Caad.fi
ad titt baby a ( . hi of it. Set how th Ilttl one ml!t at
yon as If trying to thaak you f r belrlng it. Svun you ill leatn
to pead an FUUher'i Caitoila, mad just tor ln(jn' and
ChtUian, aad of tour ya would at tMnk if uilaj anythimt fir
then that at arrpattd pet!ly f'f Infcti aud t'l ire a,
S kta ft la th bouse.
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