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if fill. OMAHA WK: WII-AY. (HTOr.KK 27. ltrj'J The Morning Bee MORNING EVENING SUNDAY TMP. Hit PUBLISHING COMPANY Kr.LSON B. I i'Mkk, PuMiahar. li, lltihWt.lt, ;. Manay.r. MIMBCR Of THE ASSOCIATED PtlS Tf AM-aia'a Cmi, f alr Tti Ha tt I MM, It aiflaal.'ll anili..-l I" iia f'f i.i.wl.ia'ai't.a af ail a.at ..iaul cr1iWl hi H 14 .rfli.fatM t-rMl'tMf In Una ymimf. and alw. l.a laaj iia avail.'''! tai.il. 4tl nM ( fi.l.l".i.n of aw -! djuubi ait al. ratl auainitt thp Esih-Cutniiiins law ami tht railruiul bunion. They ran rant their nt HiMiimt th who made this law ami fur K. H. Ilowtll, rcpuliliraii ranilidaie for the sinate, hu has tifiptisH this law evtr ainre it an written on the statute hook of the rouniry. ii From State and Nation" Editor ialt from other iiensfapcn BF.E TELEPHONES Prl( Brr yirhaftK A. tut la iatirtmfit it I...:. -r I'.raoa Wantail. tor M.rht Call Affar 19 I'. M I Mlturfal Drmnm.nt. A f laiiti 1421 or lIZ. 00O oFrtccs Mam f'ff IV'h and linui Co. Illuffa . . . . Ill ",n Ml. H aid. N W, Cor. 34tb an N N.W Vr-rk-21 fifth Av.nua Wahlnia ill alar hlil. ('hiraan - 17l taar lild. aria, Pranra 42 ilia Ml. Hw.i.ra CHECKERED CAREER ON LIQUOR ISSUE. We Mkve tha reror'l fill prove a kuiiI or the "wet" voter ami the "dry" voter a to whether either ran aafely aupport Senator Ilitchrork on thn Jiriuor or other ltu. AIMMT I, !I7 Vnti-d agalrmt iialfimal iriililbl- lin amriidinriit. H I Dili-It ZM, ll Vf'frfl against Volxlead en- fun aim lit ait on final pa!!!. MtHIII II. l:ouKKrtei "lattful way lo eel around pniliiblllun ariirfiiJinriit anil aeeure wine and' lieer" lo hhallf-Mhrrgrr. Ul.l KT I", m?. Threw m.itillia before i-lri fii.fi, THEOLrORE ROOSEVELT. Oclolxr 27 in also a day that iltairvr to he marked with a red atone in thn American oali tiil.ir, for it ia the natal day of Theodore Kooaevelt. lie wa horn on that day in JSiH, and in many pint of the rountry eome sort of uliavrvalite will denote the reicard a1'! held for him Ly thoae who knew him. It ia not taking much of a rhanrc to propheay that a day fro on and tho perapeclive lieeomra longer, a rlf-arer vision of Roooevclt will appear, showing the man in hia truo aapect. Then it may well he ex pected, the observance of hia birthday will he a much more important event limn now. I'.oonevelt wu a truly jrrtat American, Not, per hapa, a leader a aome other have been, but a man who hud the faculty of stirring people up, of arout Injr lhem from their Iitharvy or inertia at any time, ui im ining it rriyitr iiri irtrnuT lliuri umi of leadership. None of our prcHidcnt, aave Lincoln, have poKKfKHcd thia i-apa'-ity in no ureal a meunure a dil Rooaevell, Ilia "bit; utii k'" aroused a lot of reaentment, but It aluo atirred up a itn'at deal of activity, out of whbh came f"od, Ilia policim did not alwaya prevail, nor ever rarry full approval, but emloraeii d(iimr;illi' Iwal piKiform wlilcli did not nje he did make peonlu think. When it eame to doin;? thin;ra, he acted with iom reiel of national proliilillfun amendment or on- j po repi-iil of I lie illeaii al. Till waa Hie famou Inour laaue "at ea" plunU. .11 (.1 hT 15, J0Z3 Three inoolli lieforr eleillim, 1 aoniiiiiiicd In rominon Willi W. J. Ilryan and "llrotlii-r Oiarley" (lie lliir i oral Ion "m dead laaoe," M-J'TK.VIIII'.H n, Five week licfwr. eleell.ai, anniuineed lliat even If I lie lljur ipiealion la noi a dead laaue, lie had deserted lii wet iliMrlcra of old ' and would not Vote lo amend or repeal Hie Vulalead ael. l lil I Hie famou "eievenlli Ijonr eonvemiuii." OS IKTOIIHt 10, (:?. V. A. Ilryan, lief.ire S. V. T, I , eontemiun at IJnroln, pd-ailed wild Hie wimicn lo believe In Hie "aimcrlly" of Henalor Milelieia It' "ebfienlli liour eonveralon." Hut Hie W. ', T. t re gardle of parly, denounced IV, 4. Hian' poaillon. SIN OtTOIIKIi 17, Tlt day after W, 4 I rore prudenie than hi f-neral course auife:tted hia . poaaeaaion of, but thi wa because of judnment and not for want of ;oura;c. Yet he left a Kfeat record ! of arrnmplinhmefit, enough to juatify hi popularity 1 if it did not real on the broader baaia of hi activity ! umonif the people. j Kooaevelt walked with th common man, aaw ! thioifa throiiKh hia eyea,' rnd aympathi.d with him ! in hi perplexity. It will not do to dim.'aa hfm with ; the lijht phrai!' that dencribc a aoldier, a politician, ; an explorer nnd bi.r xjme hunl'-r. He was more j than all of thern, for he did not allow hirnaelf at j e.nytime to becomo ep;;rated from, the maae of Hra'i eHloracmcnt at Lincoln and Ihree weelt after f hf rountrymen, and for th:a be deaervea recotrni tfi aenator' "eleven! h hour (invention," Hie Aaaoria- , tion, alowly rominjf, , next to Lincoln, the jaeateat lion AgalriHt (tie I'roliililllon Auiendnient at Uasliinit- Ion endorard Nrnator llil Iicim lt' ranilldaey with 2IH) oilier. Till aakoeialion aland for Ilia repeal of Hie Vobtleead act and prohibition amendment. ON' (KTOIIKK 19, tm.A little over two weeka before election, Ki nator llift licm It wires Aasia ialloii Aiiainat the I'roliibition Amendment aakini; I lie aao rialion lo believe In Hie "alneerlly" of hia deaerllon of Ilia "wet" who had aupporled lihu for year, and Hie "alneerlly" of lilt eleventh-hour ronveraion," TO It.iTK Ten day before election, no wind from Hie AaaiM'ialion Against the I'roliililllon Amend ment at H aniline ton a t whether It ha withdrawn It endorsement of I he senator's randidaey. i democrat of our country' production. ! I. rim III of having le pnill, ' 'I hrif it. i a tin tin n.iae vt "ill 6.j In illii ii urn i r ft KiViin; liionia mil I f irti'l III the alll-'UHl ft ailt h il- 't'Oaila 10 oit:o.il luillka III tli Jer i-If I . (I t Jlllr' 'l, I'.'.'. 'tin Imi !'..' !4 alinttii in it aiiili'ii,. nl lii't l hv ( oiiiiiri.i r of ilm I'uritii' y ri,in C r, h,ia"l ml i imiI fri.m li.il ion.il I ink Hf' iv.-l on thil ilile, A t'liil of a 7;l,:i:'7 muh dipnaii wer t liolil'l, llll'l Hie lllliolllil (if ler. ill" ifnixila w.ia ;i,'ilii,ii;,l mm. 1 'I'll.' llMT'.lw. Ill ltUUH iH Oh" Iff Ihe mim kI j ii.1i ,ii;ii II, i! i u 'pihe'l Hit. Iifn.i of I'ri.ilial ihrlita i from linliixlr j.il uhixii iiuiliin a f i ri I life loot ma ii' MKnI ir o e nlun,' tin- jo;,i fi, rl.lMpll'le llf'frVI-iy, 'lilt' lll ,(l'.l' III till' IMIIMl.lt' llll'l lllllllllllt ft tl.' .1. i"i.la, of ionise, hits Oo if fi l on I In. m liiiil Miiiiniiit of nt'Hii'V III Hie ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 v , or the nifiljil wiiillh, Klilili M THI" u li ne lit lliilii', hut If ilm a ahow lery ilojiily I tint a (K.ifir miiilir of i!i.le iir now ii hie In aive inooey .mil lh.it I In ir i "fiihiii ' wnlt;.H ii Ki' ilM l.y nmiiy finllioiiii lh hi v,4- ii nor nut? 'I'lii h.ia (i f.ia "i.'ilil" nil" 1. 1. n mi Iii'Iiih' lil.il r-'Oiifil .An itrcl Ii ml' Hi Iia, for lli'l tt'itte null' ia, who ii'l'ieaelil theyi'iir Hi;iJor)ly of lh" ih poall'ii a, eiilll'l fl"l liive an liiKi-ly Iim i';i-' .I In nilinh'C iiikI In lh" iiiiioiiiiI of Ihor riiv.l.a If Inelr e.iinliiK ti-ol hot iner na l, iiiol . a-renter eimiiorra couM m i i,i' only from inoie irlii" himimvia. lint the I'oiil lol il of l .nuilma jiml (heir ie I'lf.fa W'.nM f n- ex'i iil die lufiip of III" Imfloiiiil Lniil;a, ainer (In y ilo riot ln Inle fhi. aavinna iU )'a.l"'l In al.ile I'.llika, wlo' ll Wonl'l lilao I'lnolllil I'l a jVery Ijiik" aiirn. Kor Ihe ilifioaila In atlil- lilil;a, lltl'lollhle'lly, would h;iv j I fieri -i a. 'I In nhont I hi? annul nii"t Jtion ii the de,'.aila III nnlloiiiil h.iiili I !ii Iheie la miolh'r rinaon (i,r die (I. ie In a,ivilitt ili'Oi)la, It he "fnnlta (he ,i,ii ine of thrlfl Iriale.i'l of emr.u.ii "mi ". A ri'l n return to nor lunl lliilii"! ri;il eoii'lllioiia la not more li.i eciiy lh in n return from xli iva t.iol ;ieii(i:ni; i, iioirnMl nii'J (hrifly hnhilB, f.,1- iiroap'rily inti nut I i f'uniili .1 ii"iii i li.i v,ii: nice, Thia (irtVi llo'i-ie , re'IJllfii' HI jilrt fin . flinch nee'lwl us linliialilnl reniljual ! rniTif, nti l Ih' ie la afroii( evl'h nee nf ihoth In the report of the nnllifin) I'liiika, ,l, iiiin mot the iil who einijia to aeliool eifeafy to h'lilll nolll'-l L!IIV. I till lute We ati I'l tlllllk t the Oilier ai-lii ft il -(In li' ai'le' "W'.ilrfliiK down one hull wp ee a! I'll I il.iM.lhK I II II l i-l Vlf of liottilec, iiii'l II, 'ii imik" ii ilii.li for lh" ilnanj .oni iIim i hill tAtutt tin we sett when ; ,ei tleie' lii line corner i hi he ai n ii heiii'ir l"t h .aiin ly minima a i "liih (hi'i'ith hi hi ii It ahllilliK hull', in I Mi' ii kil n. 'i. K ul'nlli'l t'l ae If Iheie me niiy Inlrn NfnK I'. i plied In am hi . In the neat i m l" I we ln.i t aie nil if In r, I'.ti'h.iiia ii Jiiinor, nillii hia hiiehl. K"I'I' H I'tKa nil" li.'ii.il. ly lulu i . Ill Ihe liii'l'lle of Ihe loom mil he aeen ii Id' nl, lrlli I'l itei i If the. i in I on Ihe Ii'H I In iiM i n inline of hia hi .i t la I " My III I'lnre "tte I, ilk 11 1)' .lit ttol'heil hull', hut h.ite y ..ii ii'iiin'1 how iii'iny of Ihe. lii la hit" lll'lr til IT hohhi'l Ihe i..l em 7 ;ohhii) in the only Iinlne for il. "VVe wll villi Hie tn any there are tirv few more Ilia In liny i hia inniii or hill wlni hit" ih'ir hmi'l mi to llieii f.ti e in hn.r I liii ti llnia aru hosa turn ai. lei luoat 'f tln .r tlliln loliih IHK !h"ir lelir, I, i'l. II, !.'.). we f.illt liholll Ihi't.illl Kill, io'Ali ml trill, lunl hnhtri-'l hiilr I III, hilt jnat y. .il' ll Jillliaelf for one l.i V mil aie liotv ofiin you alop to i.lm:i" ii i' il v. ho vt.'ilh iiIoiik Willi :i In .Kill, ainlilliK foe, juleiit only on her hooka iiii'l a'll'hea, Wa h.iv m.iliy of II, me Kill 'il our III .'tut, nli'l tt" me lil'lenl proud til tiuv thein hire, hot iln yoil ain nil of thn Imrnl "lii" oi)HK Kililh men IhM'klllK II I mi 11 'I lh. in with' f n ea lit lip with milium lion? ''hey ahilihl, hut (In I hey' If )oi Ihllilt (heae Kill 'ire ileai-rvlna of your nil' i. linn, why not ahow II? "The People's Voice' fcdilarial Iram raaaara al Tka Moralni B.a. Ka4ari al lha Moraiaf Bao ara Isvila4 to wa Ihi oluia Iraal I at aapiaMMM ataitara al aulilw lala.atl. W. .1. Ileal and I Taylnr Agaliial Howard. M"iiiu, Neh. To thn Ivhiiir of Tint Ulll.ihi !ee: I .Vt n lit Mr. I Sen I heillell III Una ili-lil' t fur com;!'! a. He I a a.liKlc InXi r. l-'lll lll' TM 'lull I w.i lit him. He wlit lulu Ihe inoxriaaivii I'.illv Mini liiiiiieihuti-lv li"l hia lull- Hon frnm ua fur uoliiieaa, then Julneil Ihe Jvilmlalell-W my rlori'liaoii crowd of 1 iiKliiiilat. IHl'l WTW-ii It ana Ion lite for hi In tii't uiiolhi-r i.iiiilliliiln ii(i.ii' Inki-t hi' III". I llMi1L'i ill line i iiille ticket. Tin ii Tnttiiley emloraeii lulu. Now Ihi one, know who h" f.l-tin-, of I'liliiil hlnlia si nnliir llilcli i ' H, Howell or .eehe' No nlieknutta iil'ini wh.it iilnlfui in hv I i milium, or where he will In ml If eleiluil, Kiiiht heie in Ciindr loiinly, wliere ihiun. i l.ila mill lironn aaltea Ii.ivb full cillli IV ami leulrllilltn tlikel, mill" of lll.-ae I'll .i I nli'llililte ur their fl'lell'la know whom he nml hia spei lul fi Ii li'ls are for. Iieinoenila, prom eaal yea nml m llinl lliill h-uiilli i s lire llllkil lllke wniiu In hia hehnlf or openly iik.iiiimI him. No ttomlir, 1'hean are pour (lines fur audi n airii'l'lhr. Ivlanr HoWnrl la In the a.'ini" hout nml ili li ly lh sei vi a ih fenl, Willi II I ant Implnif nml pi'ipli. i-yihx he k"l. Hm h mn'l Inliuateil, V, J, TAVUJK. rar.iiiinuiil Issue, liliinhn To the IMIIor of The Oruihn lee; Vinir e'lltorliil. "What of the l.i-jlKlin of NnthiliH," (Octoher 211, soiimJs like "Ihe voice of one crylnif III Ihe ilea. rl," To hi ln about eonill tioiis to eiiuhle uur formerly heat ens toineia tu buy our anoila, pnrllculnily , our f irm prialucia. Is linh i'l Ilm pniu- fiiirnflou for u inrl who hue the emir- live In fnee plea'fll i-olilll Ions flfl'l hol'l on 10 In r lin t resolullnn to 'go In school In Inn n soiin l hum,' " lhem. I'liiiiliiii.iia re'iuh'f a r.ullciil I'hiirttro "f the Trent y of V'eraulllis this nilaere.itiun of thn J.i.ikuu of .Vlf loll a. All Ihe numerous expert III the. Ilihl of ecmiomh's nii'l lliiiinco from this Jiml oilier countries aarce Hint alijiinluiea are n Ihlna of without atl' ll ehniiKe, at) n to Klva oliaerves Ki'"l K. riulelie. '''''fmins nrnl tin., other neoplea of THE HUNT IN' TRIP 1 WUPUMft' m4rA It torn tUm ttfitnttt "(tru-.ih "I AM SORRY," SAYS GILBERT. The senator a organ thus reporta hia apcech in i Madiaon, Neb., Tueaday: "While the aenntor waa makln- 111 regular speech at Humphrey this Wornlna aeveral iiies i:ona were asked him from Ihe auillence. The mat ono wa a lo hi position on Ihe Ksch-t'ummln hill. TO thi the germtor replied briefly, aoyitiK that thi Waa a republican ni"iiurn for which h and aorne of tho other democratic, senators laid voted. It provided for tl return of thn road to their owner anil for the aettlement of their nr. count with the fc-overtiment. It alao provided or noma ehaiiaes In tho J;iw a to their operation. These change relnted to the flxInK of rate and the aettlemetit of dleputea between the companies and their men, "Henator Hitnheock anhl that Ihe eourta and Ihe railroad commission had Interpreted the hill In such a way aa to rnuke him rejjret having voted for it. "He had already. In opening hia campaign, ' taken the position that the act should be amended. " 'It must be ami tided an ns to provide a fairer way of nettling labor dlp"ta on the roada,' said the aenator. 'The method of settlement must be one that will have tho confident of the men them aelve If strikes are to lie avoided. "'It mind also be amended so as to fix freight rates on commodities, q that producers ran get them to market without spending so large a part of their value for freliiht. " 'Producer In Nebraska and other state can not act to markets now- In many case with some of their products, freights are so high.'" It in thua that the aenator donrt the aackclnlh in referring to the Each-Cummin bill for which he voted, and to which R. B. Howell, hia opponent, and all Nebraska are opposed. The reader will note that almost everyone else ia to blame for thi law which Senator Hitchcock eupported and voted for except the aenator himtielf. First he aaya, "Thia waa 8 republican meaaure for which he and lome of the other democratic sen ator voted." Thia ia the first instance in the cam paign where the aenator has used the republican party to prove hia Rood intentions. Next he says, "The court and the railroad com mission had interpreted the bill in such a way aa to make him regret having Voted for it" We were always under the impression that a senator should understand a law he voted for or airainst, including the attitude of tho courts pnd commissions regarding- the law, before the senator took hia position for or against the law. Omitted from the list of those he blames for the Each-Cummin law i ono other important name be sides his own, that of President WiUon, who studied and signed the Ka li-Cummin bill and made it law. Important in the senator's comment, also, to the Nebraska busines man and farmer, is thj state ment: "The !" h I'liiiiiiilu l iw nmat be amended so s In tlx fralahl rules nil c.iiiiiiiixlltie. an that prodlll' r rilll get thelll lit market without apemV lug ao Lire a part of their value for freight." Thi renlilt of the law apparently is the one which the senator did not f.irewe and for which the court and the railroad commission ara to blame, This is the part of the law, preiumabty, that the aenator "is sorry he voted for," 8 ii are the producers of farm products and th smalt and !arre bulnea men of Nrbraaka. They, tuo, art "sorry," In the senator's latiptjafe, the l;,h -Cummins' freiuht rate take " lar a part .f tha value ef thir products for freight." The lartf and tmail butlnc men. asj farmer of Ne brs.U hat been "orr" about Ihi fer ln lime. They have seen their products t.t In the rrtiund, Ihcr tram drprvriat in value ant faint Pi ninety prohihillv In friers, all en avctiunl ef r.it freight fstrs due 1 the r'th Cummins la which Fenator Hit her Ii Mf 1 a an I which he bjw mm he U ".rry" f. r, a few ds fjf etattios), ft safer Mt'Citmnt I. Oniaha tht ather day, rhatreJ lh Mt AJntt Uithtt.k W,!n frtima In v a.Meti.l wHS a I I n? hff hlHl.H dollar frt an-! REGISTER AND VOTE. No boast an American may make in prouder than tr at he ia a t'l'iiter of a republic, wherein each citizen U a sovereign. Now and then a forciKn potentate, impelled by political misfortune or other exigency, abdicate hi intone and abjures lii sovereignty. Every election see thousands of Americans voluntarily cbdicaU their overcituty by neglecting to vole. Election Commissioner Mcliuirh estimates that at least ,25,000 Omaha citizens, qualified to vote, will lose that right through failure to be registered. I If a deapot were to ifisue an oroer that either or ! theae citizen should ha deprived of th fratichiac, a terrible howl of protest would go up. Yet they will for one or another of many reasons, or for no reason, deprive themceivci of the greatest of all American attributes. It ia to theae 25,000 that th's editorial is directed. The Omaha Bee wants every citizen of Nebraska to vote at the coming election. In that way only can the true sentiment of the people be disclosed. Par ticularly ia it desired that every voter in Omaha take time to register and vote. Today ia the last day fr registration. If your name is not on tht! lint, see that it (rut there before the election commissioner's office cloaca, Kor, you must be registered or you cannot vote in Omaha, There is no provision for awcr.ring in the votes of the unregistered. t The I'ar.'iiimuiit Issue, I Kl'.ln Hi" ,Vlfiif Hull, offlilal ; New J. r.y A..." Ili,, AK.iii.st i lii'l'lffi A ri' r.'iin. in II, IS W.lliin (he bolifnl of imsslhlllty j fhnt lh" next f"W nionihs will s" th, ' fnte of prohibition ) (ermlned will , d"i'ld Whether It Siilll be retllllied S ! ; n tyrannical, hvpoi-i if icnl feature of, ' tiovi tit ier I In (he I'iti:il Xtnfes, beta i nfof-e'l In an vug" f Igor, Ihi re Ignored i I nml ti rrorded na a Ii glsl.-iMve fni-ee;! or whether It. shall he modified to ne isxleiunt eaalin r or iiim of lletroit s IniK'Sl banks, "In In I not they urn inn only on chi-'lis from rural I'lina- lunl banks v. Inn olhcials are not rushed nnd still t l. c.illgraphic diu i ml" il.ifigh s. i '"I II" expieaalon 'IS Illegible a It ; banker's eiiiiiatiire' Is mi longer apt, ili I'm- j (im i.,. buslneKs tin-fi write their signature so often that tiny Ink" lh Ilii'i of Past I'-sialimce and v.'tilw In the, simplest way. Hlgiia lures ft loipoinlioii oltleial on pay cheek jire. so uniform you might think they vn-re ruhhi-r stamped, l,"ti.t A, t-'haw, su m i visor of hand writing in tjnt Hefinlt s' liools, rceent- eord with uiiKo'i and the tradition of f.eeiliifii, or ri-peihd ei'llnly, .Much ,i,'w, n IZ2Z rM,.s..n,"d tha worK of pu ..-'.-.... .,U 1,1 .,.l'lt ,',.,,M I'l III" , l'. llll ,1 lfc Kiii'iipc freeilom of i-cotiomii: action there can he no real recovery of busi ness, On the other hand, it removal of the fetters wrought by tho Leagne of Na tions, tradu and commercn would soon revive. Products would be ex changed along natural channel n heretofore and ine world Would re turn to "normalcy." As far u tariff on our Import is concerned, the depression In the prices of our farm prnlucts set in long before the pres iit schedule went Into effect. It stnrteil, In fact, very anon after we had linlshed "making the world safii for democracy," und after the league had doled out "self- 'freedom of the eemiy roilli'l Iniii'lles of nll copy books In fin. nt fur of tht hoard of i di-torrtiinalion, eiiil'-afiotl bilildilig. They Inn) he'll s"ia." etc. prepared for a centennial ' xhilnt In I Kven a free trad" policy" could not. I be expert"! t" provide our erstwhile. a prisoner to mid "laurels to discrown us u pilferir," such uiujeiitleniiitily action can only be excused with eith er Illiteracy or of an nmilphahel who can't read ttngllsh. taunting word by word from snld news Item, "lie d clni-es that he has turned philoso pher," and "the following puem," written by W. V- Henley, "was pi 'lined" from memory "by llrown" to prove his point. 1 know you do not need my letter to rail attention to such unfair lac tics. Iiearlng all teaching of manner land courtesy, hut Juat to ahow 'vhat people think of It. Vours for a clean, I paper, ' M. K. $1.50 All Gartntitll Sent Vt to B Claanad Ara Clranrd hy Our Srirnflfic Odorlats I'roccaa I'ricaa Heducad Man'a two and lllraa-piac ulta clranrd and praaaad IJKIMIEK I'ROTHtR.t Cyan, Clranrra, llattara, Knrrlara, Tailora and Ru Claanar 2217 larnam flfraat Talrphoncai Omaha, AT lantic 0348 South Sida, MA rkat 0080 ; Ing pi'marii nnd ; tenernl elect jim. i Mia V'i:iu l.i.!,.! 7'1 t.t IIiau.. aFui. There U no fiin-alion ww, ,..w ',..!,..,f ,,...n ... a... to how hey f, e nholit ptohihillotf; ,,i,.a, , ,,, , th,r ,,.,.,, hey , .. not want It by a lart;e major-! hamlwrlfimr, 'Thirty persons t .i lly. I. ut there is n niicum, as to ; spomle,). Tln lr J H7 find I'j'l'l per whether they will matiif.-st ihelr s n-; frm,,m-es wertf rated by tho Ayre !. metil In such nn Impresaivit wayi,...p.: ,i,r f,.., r Hv,.r..,..,i inui, n; (loiiui-iaiis nini in wir- !i, their pt'iM-fif. tlgiileous acheffixra shall dare iitti mpt flon pr")M-fif. standard of pej-fec. raelii-d only fin, Thene ii- ni:aiiii"iii.i. linn iiiwnri, it us nas tii(i iji t'-riorii t eo 4't point In penman- '. iii''lirri.f M'i..rt,.ri lit II... t.;.af 11. i.. I . ..t. ..1.1 , ,, . I ,. .. t . ... . i ' " iwi"i, i ii'uveiii.iiii ii.j'i rr.-pi. m aii'i ei'wtomi-ra with sultlcierit means lo buy our good. Henator Met.'ormlrk'a opinion on this point is certainly worth our serious consideration, and It. I',. Howell shows good judgment In bringing this Ifkiic to the front. Thi- Omaha lice deserves credit for calling attention to the really "para mount" Issue revision of the Treaty persons 01 versauies. it. ilteglstered fi IJemocrat.J i soi'ma in "i iiiij I e.-ll. cmtXH'P lilafe I with the truth that pro-, style. Looking fit the earimli-a alile liy side, n was (hlflcult to b'dieve thi y had be. ii (otie by the same person. ''.'! newer handwriting wa less legi ble but had more character in it and f'.wer oriiniiierils. THIRST FOR KNOWLEDGE. An Omaha police magitr&te happily settled a domestic dispute, the occasion of which wa the husband's objection to the wife's attendance , at night fchool. When a woman reaches the age of 42, thought the hutiband, she should not be fourd attending classes, that being for the younger set, ac cording to his view. Her justification wa" hat ehe might learn enough of accountancy to be useful as bookkeeper in his business. Not only is the wife's ambition commendable, but the citizens of Omaha are doing a wonderful thing in providing the way for her to satisfy her aspirations. She is but one of many adults who are receiving excellent training at our city night school. The day schools are of sufficient im portance, for they care for the need of the rising generation, the men and women of tomorrow. A totally different function is that performed by the night school. Its largest service is in giving to men and women of today a knowledge they have been deprived of, an even chanc with -those they mutt meet and compete against in the battle of life. Not all these people are untutored; many of them are well trained in foreign schools, but lack understanding of American ways, which they get at the night school. It is tho thirst for knowledge that takes them there, and it is a fine thing for Omaha to know that because of tho foresight of the citizen and the wisdom of the school direction, this thirst for knowledge will not go unsatisfied for want of opportunity to quench it. W v.jh nil of our radei to be- ! ' '-me In; I lilhiflon Is the paramount Issue today. j None of (!, ollo r probli itis that press upon us for solution approaches It In ; iinpo-, l,'nce, not merely -to ourselves, hut to the world, What matters tho neeision we i;,ve 11 in tii tarin, tn merchant marine, thi. International situation, iht reduction of armaments, if Hie. fundamental 'fuestloii of all he answered wrongly? For prohibition goes to th io,t of all things, mn-Uii find politico!, and Involve all rights and privilege nf human kind. It 1 nof, as Augifsfj Thomas ha ao i 'lOftm-nlly put It., a iii"stiin of beef a fid win'.- or something stronger or lomfthitig w-'iker, but a question of what men have baffled for and dl'd for slficit the days of Magna f'harUi, I "Who hves If j;nglafid dies; who j riles If Knt-Jand Jives?" snug the po' f In ho curly days of the great war, Today we mnv will ask ourselves, 1' Whii lives If I-Veedom dies; who dies if Freedom lives';" fur l-'reedom in Ihe I'nlted Hlate lifts received throiifh prohibition her ghastl est wound A Republican for Congress M. O. MrLauuhliu,' I It was by working In a printing of i lice outside of school hour that M. j't, Mclaughlin, republican candidate J I for congriss In the Kourth Nebraska 'district, V.hich ploee he now occupies. j i arned sulpcletit funds to permit him to attend tho university normal and i thus i-iiiip himself for the teaching; j prof' -salon. I After teaching ut various plae in the state he was named president of I Voi k college and served in that ca pacity for r,x years. j Mr. AicLiiiighlin wa horn In Os- ceifln. l:r. Aiicrin-t S. 1 M 7g . uml rnnvt.il and unless rescued and sue- j , .,.jr,slia with his panaits in mi. A Friend lo Iho Rescue. Omaha. To til" Kill tor, of Tha Omaha lice: Is there a word In the vocabulary which takes the place of "honor" In the profession of Journal ism? Is there u. more hated word among newspaper men, especially edi tors, than "plagiarist?" These two fllesllollS I want to ask the shrewd writer of the World-Her ald editorial of Hund.'iy, October ! under the caption, "liloody but I'll j bowed." I do not care to enter itito ii newspaper controversy as to who ph-ka the biggest lie or tell the most untrue stones. I do not try to be Judge of the re ports about the wonderful crowds Henator Hitchcock is getting. Tho .owns which Hitchcock visited know that the report are exaggerated, knowingly at that. Jiut when It come to a. personal at tack, and I can't help hut thinking of anything else but personal, charg ing a newspaper ofiice, especially the editorial desk, with, the effort to help cored will soon I dona to ileatn. in!j v-ilH ,-,.a,-ed on a f irm, and for two the train or me promniiion m firms i y(.ar engaged jn that business fori have already come the prohibition of i himself. From the date of rein hing Individual lifxity find security. Al-'hi majority he became active in re-! feady the ri -nsnrslilp have Hivaoeit , publnan polities, although never ask the staisc; bow long will It tie before in(, f,Jr preferment -until his candi literature, find th pres shall wither j dai y for congress, under the blight? How much longer j in enngres he w ji Instrumental In w ill men and women be permitted to i securing the repeal of the daylight worship according to the dictate of saving law, forced hearing in the conse'ence? How long will they ne committm of Interstate and foreign BONAR LAW'S CABINET. The personnel of the cabinet announced by Pre ! mier Jlonar Law give nuppurt to the sentiment that j hold tho new government to be but a atop .tip af i fair. Appeal is nereimnnly made to tha country, and ! tha election ha been tailed for November IS, pro. i viding fr campaign of but three weeks. In the f next twenty-one days England will decide if the hour ha come for a return to the pu!uU' of the old eon i servative group, or If liberal idea are t.i prevail, ! Honar I aw's advent lo power mit,vet the prev ' alvnea of rea lioivary Influence, )cl the fad that I many of tha forces that united to nvntum I.bd v.ort are nw tialeatinrf lo thetk the guvrrnment that succeeded him rtfouiiti.-t s the thuutrbt thl liber aiim ha nt entirely ' ti out H hn I in the I'nited K nif l"m, Whm th voters ate t onfjutite l ' with the alternative of l l rrall-ni t i.iitiat'e l hy the radicalism of tha teni a on io '! ad the cult) Hiunit on tha elhrr, the ih.iu 1 tut I kt-ly la ha bar !. Obituarit of I t)'.l .t"ir,.w'a p. lou t may deft i j ftly until aflt r th rl.tlioit . 1 h. !r.l ah r lt! wh.t Wtne rihi l' havt Ith luvaty dm ! I hey ' 'f I l""J hiull ra l the el l '"t;b.h it f f wako -t mM.i pi f irt tstih )"tn r! '"t' " a. .a lW fMl f I f S t IHt't ' lit. ratf fravhl In Iks rnit.d ut. iifif the W !! a l- j I I-'imb C..wi.u.t..i.f r M.lla ?H ..'.- r '' i, Ha at..i,,i.J .ut il hurd.a the ta. aa-l i JaliaattlaMl in VmitY, U na tty thai nntiiwn. nw i -T , , , each w"aa a I fhi!j In An.ao.a lie nbln to Interpose analnst th oppres sion of courts and tic lawmaker, tho tuar intli of i constitution? Hence It Is Incumbent upon every reader of The Minute Man. every member of this nsaoilatlon. every other lover of liberty to light to tha utmost (iKMlost all candidal!: who ac cept prohbilion, who aupisirt pro hibition, who Intend to extend pro hibition. In our next Issue, we hope to publish a iiiiihs of Information about person who stand fur oltke ! In various part of thn state. Hut, in j fidvanen of this data, we pray our , render to Inform tlnunsi-lves a to Ihe (iitilinlo niton prohibition of all who Invite their sulTiage. And hnv I Ing airiiinl l!iiowledi:e tv ir,iy tin in j hi t II fie Kiipl llglilllig to r' galll ihlit ity; to net without i . fi ienc. to j I arty BUyiiilit.n, .eiolial IrhlHoll nhip i'r fiio.lv t" S. to si ril e with nil Ih'-ir powir nl iiVel V inletd''" who I 'a em III" lollai of thn ,i,ti H ilium ; league nint who Hi'l;.t I'l p. i ln tie til" Mlitll of I'll' tit' nini I'l l lea.-t.oll' ! A ltd One fur the Cake l atira. I n. ii, II. - II" I it ' a j The b lull ' I I ' '!'!' nnd 'l"l l thi n-iir I, .a n it; ii I f -r t lilor and ahu , n .i l.-'l rolln . I" tin' li' tu j in ! a i III. Ulna an i-fi'-U Miinir nt I he ' fi.il.l. a i f the l.l'. vt I (I 'M" r. Ill the I ml I - I" aha hilt l l.l' k I'l Ihe ,.., IUIit.il liliil thtt f.ll.tt'ltit It it III ' et,..t 1 A a inn.. I at e.iia hi-tiig itl-oiil Ht.t k;,it ttlei ttii'. i ttr if I r tippim" commeri'n on tho mileage hook leg islation, and was liihti litni-ntnl In se ruiing consideration of the name in the house. He has also given active support of an effort to have an amend ment to the federal farm loan act mining Din maximum loan from $lu. 0011 to U'S.OiHi, nnd ha supported all legislation In the Interest of agriculture. Why He Waa Anury, FlnniKiin came dome lato from the i lull, hut in sin-h a temper Unit ho knoild-d over a lot of furniture. Mrs. J'luiiigaii v.aa nrousel, nml, ciltlni; up In bed, asked: 'What's the naitit.r, Fliininan? ' "I m mail, mild ns a hornet." "Whit niii'1" you so?' "I'l. iln l l v, tli'Wii yonder; he called III" a liar. ' "hut limn, why didn't ymi make hi'll pint e II "" ' ".In! a UllV I'll! SO Pl.ttl hi ill. I." I'llttl llfllc. Thn modern apt lllng fur throne It wiiii a "w " and wn In ml an "a." II II eti lt.l. N.'llh An,elli mi. Here's a Man That Says- "I got a small raise last month and I'm putting it all away in SAVINGS, juat as though I hadn't received it." He Knows That Compound Interett at 6 is a powerful friend and that the ability to save REG ULARLY Is a character a well as a business aiaet. ' Nor does he forget that On Savings Ststc Savings Sr Inn Asjociition 31S So. 17th St. Kaalin BUI. C. C. Wells, Sac'y. 4'tr H-aay. 'l frankly lH thite ttl. l ik- - Uik hr etten-aa !.. th lr.la ill U ' "W. ) " U H4 in . . '. i u'' '"' h Tkti ti thif U . ttti d , iasy that U-1 w 'l rt'm f- r Nttiift'ia will Hi ttt.aa it NET AVERAGE CIRCULATION fr srcn' Mum, isji, f TMH OMAHA BEE Ji.tilv 7-'."'."" Sutni.ty , ,,. . it'.,'.'!.' r) Hal WI N, C.aa Mt I t alt R , ItOun, Ci Mi t... i v4 t .a..tt.t4 k.i mm Ik., 14 al li-t -k.. la l W II IV I IV V t.i Hat P.lt Hi t out . t .i.t a it I tta I I . ,.'. I. it., i I it 1 1 a ...i -. I t tf , ,.! .,.? a.- ia : , . - ta ti ., la It. ,1 St . . I - ,-.'11 I - . ax I ... a...-, t -I ' i i l. . a t . "- I, . t.l 4 " '- 9 II. Ct '!.,-. r I Cuticura Talcum Is Ideal For Baby's Skin A fMl t Haiitl !'! tail I. CullKHS It.,., I.' a ivat f i i l, ,tl..i,g in i tat tt',.'. j I a t, a h la it 'til !. I f II t -a a It Ili.itU 14 lat (,trint.l II. Iit teant ii t- ti-.i s -4 lt teg, MtilillKl'l' aMMt- I'lmiMil t.Hlllia ..-.. a -.... la. -. I aaaf t . . aff a Ht mm (lo-Cctltn :: mo UMl Ik M-Us. "Caflf Ualt" i, t-t. .at!, ' ! IS. a V a. t ,t Uataa 4,'-t ai I aa im mm it I k ! i I ,.a, a-t tt at" I a- a. a. " ai ' it aa a.: mu H tiM m Oimihti Shpnl Hotel Rome rnaog MAS) at ror tKc care or your car m winter. In the hope that the practical experience of the Nicholas Oil Corporation, gained in ten years of work, will be of aid to its many friendly cu.stomers, a series of ad vertisements have been prepared deal in? with the care of automobiles in winter. 1 Thn first three advertisements will deal with the following subjects: (1) Water in the Gasoline Tank (2) The Testing of Batteries (3) Ignition We urge that you read these advertisements. They will be run on the Editorial Page of The Omaha Bee every Thursday. Look for them. They varry valuable information. If you have some special problem and believe it will be of interest to the automobile public, wa shall be glad to have you send it to our service department. Nicholas Oil Corporation "Business Is Good, Thank You" t ill ITK Al. AltVKKTIar.MKNT. I'OI.ITK AL AIIV KKTINKMKNT. SEARS FOR CONGRESS h WILLIS G. SEARS Vote FOR "JUDGE'SEARS FOR CONGRESS.' HE HAS SERVED YQU FAITHFULLY AND EF FICIENTLY AS A MEM- BER OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE, AS SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESEN TATIVES, AS- A JUDGE OF YOUR DISTRICT COURT. HE WILL SERVE YOU WITH EUAL FIDELITY AND EFFICIENCY AS A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL CONGRESS AHlltntMt;T. AHV HItt M:ST. "Protect Your Child!" A ffw t.. 'ft nf Mrnthn l sitae (itugh Sirup iU str a hail rtiuirh ai.il rlt In ) url tWt. h'vt-ry ilt V'ttttl mutht-r tl a-ircty ! Iluitli. ftil lu il'tt lint tlit tan in it kt Oil (nut rttnt'ii syttijt at small tAfai t ami lh fit ininulti nf licr timi-. lly i!n; so, he knnw .-iut it tit.(. tintf h'-r lutnl nn.i f'lint tie !alrlr. Ifti'iua! e'ftt't of a I . nU '. 1 rik.N i nirnlira t lik. l,1 tM.t t i.n. n. KJ'l I H'ltl.t, ll fltlflilt '(fi'fymiLl- '''i-VM M.Sr, t it U tit. i 7 l-' 4 ait. t - l I. f : ft. a rfittaiii.iif I " , a 1 f I T "Kath iJt it a " I l' attej n .i.S. . ' , Mi", t u, ttf . at PVl .i hi.;u , I l ''. ts.ra ,ti aw'- a a; it t - f a titt.. i. I..l,u- . .'i'-'t f -r t' I an.l it.u.i. Il i it - t i . .. I at f. I nl t tu I . . m u ti a .. a' t T't i la. . ; J.. I ' I i '-r .i'J ft't-lt I f I I I ' i f !' ah it'.'t ) Hivt VI.biSu I tuM I' a n, .a i i,t.t ,a . i- i . I ;'.m 4 , urn It i'.lt a-a I I If I'.'a it Ii aafai, Ijllif ! I li n t t I' t... a f . l It .-I-,.!'..(. if tt, ntil, It ,t I.."',, I , i.i it. t.t i tt.it taif lull'. Il -.rai"l '..! ll I., a. f rtfrf.'al A?t t'l.. a . -1 I t ll,' I f I I '.a !'.' . I I . U, I '. in, t f A lt!f a ! at.tljl I a.ia.-a-t lj i I i" . I IX ia tjia I i a? r j w V & -i ivVi ! s i It I JJ - . .-y..M.a,Wijr4,