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THE OMAHA T.EE: WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER t. 1922. Warm on Yukon oininir .Juried in Snow Ilaltiiy llrffrr Hml Sunshine; of Imliiin Summer Prevail at (iliimgo Hairis in Kan uml Oklalioimi. OlH-iti1. "!. III. I 'tlHfitftoll.tltlt weather of suvei.il Viiili Hi s rnnl .um-il today In iniiiy iio'tiiiiiH i if llii- lulled HtMti'd. I'l. learn fur Several iliu Ii.ik enjoyed Ill" balmy I rni'H iiriil sun shine, nf lii'timi nimiiiuT. In i .III! MIT 1 l.f iambi-is mo lliM RlliK Hl' IIIHi'lVl rill nf III" MI'IH ,lln 'ilkiMf il. 'i'!i y H.iy tt n'lm lli K rn i-. mi IIih iiiiiili.iktit Millie. I'p en tlx Yukon, w In i wind r Klirially l.iiH K iiti'MK frli by Hull tune. Ilm river It (il. All tin I rlli ulauH urn free nf j t- uii'l II)'1 Ml unit on Hi" main stream ni.iki'it no lin iClllllH'lll fur Im.'llH ll IN till- l.ll'Ht whuii nil record in Hi" nm Hi cm n!ry unit ilri 'liim In the clmti .it- i x liectcd in work until ('In m t inn h A ll'lllllc Kl'.llll l;ille I iff 111 Alnnk.1 eo.n-l yesterday, however, nod crippled h fri'iulii Mianur. firm rul runs fell In Kansas iiihI Oklahoma, i I'.ililna it ImiK drouth which IiihI been .il -)in jii n ' il by iul'1 HUllllllir heat. Wlie.lt Was U'illtlillK lo show effect nf tli" ill y spi.i. I'll In .Nmili liafoiti tin' (iinnis were i thankful for favorable ui .111 it ii ml In uiitemiK crops lin y .U k .. i irovl'eii " lii iniivcr, Kmr wen Hut was n n i i.-mI loliy fur Vli'Klnl.l uii'l Hi' 'arnllnio-, I n( throughout I hi" H' nit 11 fiiienil!) mKiik W'Bin (Heilllltm Willi ImhlM v. h.. I Jll'Ollll.leil ill"V"'l x. I ii nil I limit IIiiim. ! Ilciitrln. ,S"U tu l. III.--iriii.-eiiil ) ! Th" 1 1 r i ' i f I'l.il Hi liiniei-. nlii"-' Wiles Cant I'f 11" III I'icf. V., id iI'Mt ri'VH ' v Mr" with nil lis ("iiiii.ii while llm! family wa nwiiy. T he I"'m In pliieeii ; it $3,iiliu. I err-: IQDOQE POPULAR CONCERT AND OPERATIC Tha Singer (Elsa Maxwell) Frances Alda Cost fan Tutte In uomini, In soldati (School for Lovers In Lovrrs and in Soldiers for Constancy You Look!) (Mozart) In Italian Lucrezia Bori Somebody Loves Me! (Hattie Starr) Sophie Braslau Toris Godcnaow Farewell of Boris (Farewell, My Son, I Am Dying) Feodor Chaliapin Waiting for Your Return (Genise-De Curtis-Caesar) ' Emilio de Gogorza Si mas vers avaient des ailest (Were My Song: with Wings Provided) (Victor IIugo-Reynaldo llahn) In French Geraldine Farrar Pagliacci Vesti la giubba (On with the Play) (Leoncavallo) Beniamino Gigli Flyuj.'j Dutcrjinan Traft ihr das Schiff (A Ship the Restless Ocean Sweeps) Maria Jeritza Oh, Sleep! Why Dost Thou Leave Me? (From "Semele") John McCormack MELODIOUS INSTRUMENTAL Quartet in G Major Finale (Mozart) Flonzaley Quartet Zapateado (The, Cobbler) (Spanish 1 Dance) (Sarasate) Violin Solo Jascha Heifetz Serenade (W.Jeral-F. Kreisler) Violin and' Cello Duet Fritz Kreisler-Hu go Kreisler The Maiden's Wish (Chant polonais) (Chopin-Liszt) Piano Solo Ignace Paderewski LIGHT VOCAL J Away Down BANJO SOLO f Ross' Double Ross" Juba ! DANCE RECORDS tl r mtic'iijt W hit t . n.!!") I Two Little Ruby Rings Fox Trot SPECIAL ISSUES DURING OCTOBER I'll Build a Victor Talking Machino Lloyd George Likely to Wage Bitter Fight L.ndoit, Oct. St. (ItyA, r.r-Tli eif-rulled co-operative pint between KoverninenUl ronnervstlve nd the Lln1 (JfiK'iin Mttlotial liberals, wtlleh yesterday appeared lo ha limn Inu strenfc-th, todny seemed nciir hiiiimIiuh Hint msy force IJoyd tieori;e 10 rcitlly curry out Mi threat 10 "spread th war" end wngo a Miter fltilit to 1 lie finish with the men who limiixht 11 1 'mi t lii iluwnfiill, (llie trollblt. eei to be tllllt Con servative Clllnll'ljlteH have bobbed up aiisinst thosa ruimlng under the I.lny'l fictirgn banner In certain con stituencies, where thn Irittt-r li.-nt r panli'il tliciniielve 11 m nntti friim tnry IttlncltH. I.l(i( 'lei IKU i ri'ireiilt"'(J iiM tw lnn vi-ry Indiuriiint mid 11 ron- 11 tnilallti(f th currying nut nf lil lliriiit If 1I10 Cnlmerviitlve pnrly d"fi tif't wlihdruw miin nf Ihn nindlilitlii nld'ty 'iiteti'd (ikiiIuhI III fnlliiWi-rM, Hallowe'en Clout Parade Vieweilhy 12,000 iitor Kfnrtiiy. Nile (lit. 3). fS'clnl.) Fully 12.0110 ixitorn wktp Kenini'y'H (;ii.il fur th H.illnne'en crlelimtlnn wiiti'h K'd under wny thin inoriilnif when the jrnnt parndii movnt. It pi'nvvd the tnnut liiiinhiihlp unit ii'iie pvont pypr wlliieniied In Knir-n-y. All (riialH, 20(1 In niinilicr, were ilieni-fd In l'"'K"l irh, uhlln Iholr li-rdem nlii wnro i'"Ht uincd. Kenrcil nf lUuitd werp fiilrred. Krt'i" iiltrmv tlnim lire iKiiiUnd fur tllf reinalllder nf the day concliidiiiK Willi II llalldWf'cn 1. 11 nival Imilelit. Home Det-trojetl liy Fire. He it I ice, ,Vii., (lit. III.-(Hliecli'il.l 'Ihe i'( Nid( nee nf Mih. I!. C t'luipniiin nf Wyiiinie v.nn (IcmI niyed hy lire wltn tirvcllcnUy oil nf ltn ((inti'lilH. The JiIjm i' van occupied liy Col. ISiBliop mid he, wan away frnin hmnd lit Die llui tin Urn occurred. Thn lowi Ih plc(n at iilniiit fl.TiHD, partially envcred hy liiMiirniicp. I!ec H'unt Adu produce reHUlU. jgssaggaa "HIS MASTERS VUICL I' ittfl Moment Musical (bchubert) ' Don Juan Part I (Strauss) Symphony ( Don Juan Part II (Strauss) Symphony ' Don Juan Part III (Strauss) Symphony Don Juan Part IV (Strauss) Symphony SELECTIONS Lilly Dale Olive Kline and Criterion Quartet The Gypsy's Warning Elsie Baker For the Sake of Auld Lang Syne Lewis James Cell Me Back, Pal o Mine Charles Harrison Life's Railway to Heaven Charles Harrison-Clifford Cairns The Harbor Bell Charles Harrison-Clifford Cairn South ooy tuwn 1 unucr 111 new untaiia 11 cun juti.'inii.iuii; 1 1 certcss yuilltl Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean "Positively, Mr. Gallagher?" By the originators, Ed. Gallagher-Al Shean Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean "Absolutely, Mr. Shean 1" By the originators, Ed. Gallagher-Al Shean Shuffle After a While Fox Trot All Star Trio and Their Orchestra I'm Happy Fox Trot All Star Trio and Their Orchestra Whfs the Leave Come Tactblinf Dw Fei Trot Clyde Doerr and His Orchestra Z.enda Fox 1 rot Zet Onfrey and His Orchestra Stuttering Tox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago Thote Long in; for You Blues Fox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago I FounJa Four-Leaf Cloer Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra Paul Three O'Clock In the Morning-Walts Oriental Fox Trot tCut's "OnenuU") Paul Paul ' Alt Over Nothing at All , I II Stiia Btl Teer WJw Te-t s4 k l! Chicago Fx Trot Paul tally in the Morning Blues F01 Trot Sue Fox Tret . I Nith I Knew Fox Trot Stairway to Paredi.eFo Trot If r m t;." Wktie s".-4ru l Paul Yen Renlrui Me cf My Mother-Fos Trot (i rvm -Lit;; NtU e Ut1 ) Paul Senator Talks- -Before ISOO at City Auditorium Denioiratic Candidate for Re Kleetion Says Over-Taxation I Chief Innue of Campaign. Senator (illliert M. Il.li hew k. demo cratic riiiidiiliitu fur re-flection to th hniiiiti", nddred nn mnlicnc nf up. proximately S.r.mi ppnpli. In th i'ity iiii.lili'i aim Armnliy nluhl, The n'liator Ix-Kun liy liifurinlna the nudlpnce that Ndirimkit In now In tin' throe" of it "real political ciiiiimlii," one filled with "i'mMihiicn," Jlu re fcrrrd to "ovortiixiitlon" an th prin cipal Ibkuc In the RtntA rnlllpMlKn, inldlnjt that thern "urp hoiiiu other ii('rtlon in the xtnte cninpaiKn thut lire Koliiff to Influence whiip voteii." .Mt'iilioim Unll (ulh. In reply to a iinntlon from 11 man In the nijdipncp the e"tintor ald that It whm lnipoKllilo for nny iieniitor to he pi PHeiit ut nil roll mIIh, J to Hindu no olher tiientlon nf failure to voto or liln nlimncf. from Hcnutorlal mck Klon when Iniportatit roll cm lid wort laken. Aftor urKliiK thn uudlrncp to vote for democrat lo ,officern for ttn ponl tlpim an a nii'iom nf iinHiirliiK the re ppal nf the codp hill thn xcmitor launched Into a lonx PXpliniHtlon of "Ihe hrutnl policy of deflation." Intrrmtlni; for OiiiUhIoiin, Thn Hpocch wa Inlefciitltiif more I for what it miiltted than for w hat il llii ludeil. The principal part of IiIh j hpci-ch wm on defliitloii, which he ' hliincd 011 llm 1 cpuMlcau platforui, , not 1 ut-1 1 1 1 mii 1 1 ik the fact Hint I'rcHldcnl I WHhoii iinimiinced HiIm policy long hp I foro IcavliiK nfflep, and nctuully hud j It under way heforo the rcpulillcaii 'convention. Ho did not mention the ' Holdlcrn' lioniiH, ! HIh (IIhcuhhIoii of thn tariff hum di f hiladelphia Orchestra Orchestra under Albert Coates Orchestra under Albert Coates Orchestra under Albert Coates Orchestra under Albert Coates Peerless Quartet "Black Face" Eddie Ross "Black Face" Eddie Ross Whiteman and His Orchestra Whiteman and His Orchestra Whiteman and His Orchestra Aileen Stanley-Billy Murray Aileen Stnly Uilly Murray Whiteman and His Orchestra The Virginians Clde Doerr and Hit Orchestra Clyde Doerr and Hit Orchestra w hitemen and His Orchestra W hiteman and His Orchestra Company, Camdon.NJ. luted In humorou vein to the women, and he did not mention the protection jilven 111 farmriit' product aiiiiiiiMt foreign competition. "There tin been no Inrreuxe In prlcee yet," he ld, ' but ihire will be." Princess Hermione Thinks Kaiser "Kindest Man" Loudon, Oct. 31 rrlnccH Her nilone of Khumh, thlnkn her flnnce, ihe forme.- (ieiinnn Kiilner, In one of th" luoKt 1 rneroiiK, kind lieiu ted men thai ever lived, ninl Iip Ii mire that Mho in lining lo bp thn ImppleHt wom an In the world nfter their marriage, next .Sunday. That, at leant, In what she told Ihe coreirponileiit of the Piilly Kxprem today. "I know I love thn kalner," hc iu!d. "Hurely he Ih not o rich that It tan lm aald I 11111 murrylng him for bin money." The piIiicchk aald that a lot nf other woiiipii wire anxioua for the heart nf the former Herman emperor and de acrihed how mad noma of them were with envy and Jealouny when her en cagnment to William got nolned around the world by telegruph and calilc. ' Herlln. Oct. 31. Thn former Oer man e mpi ror'i welding prcnciit to bin hriiie of mat Hunduy, thn rrliicenn llermlnnn (if IteilMN, will be l illlidcm net with 700 hrllllnntn and a pair of earring, the two glftn 'joMlng 800, 000.000 jiiarkn, according to tho new pupcr Vorwacrtn. CoyoteH Raid KoohIh, r.cutrlcu, ub Oct. 31. (Kpeclal.) L'oyoten and iiiccnonn nro reported to hiivo done coiiHiileralilu damiigo to lurkpya and chlckenn belonging to fnriiipr In thin nectlon of llm ntnto tho pant few wcekn. f I nee the raiding of fiimieiV roonia a number of coyolea invl ronnn have been killed. (jas I)roiH Another Cent. (iiiMolIno pricen took a tuuihle of 1 cent throughout N'elrnnka ypMlerday morning, according lo annotiucempnt of the Nlcholan Oil corporation. Iow tet now ccIIk for 111 '4 centn per gallon and high tent for 22 'i centn, Number Size Price Jh 66093 10 $1.25 R 87346 10 1.2S H 66084 10 1.25 Pffl 88661 12 1.75 M 66094 10 1.25 fjj 87348 10 1.25 66095 10 1.25 74776 12 1.75 66096 10 1.2S 74693 12 1.75 66097 10, 1.25 87579 10 1.50 74777 12 1.75 66098 10 1.25 ! 55176 12 1.50 55177 12 1.50 j 45329 10 1.00 '1894 10 .75 '18925 10 .75 '18942 10 .75 18941 10 .75 l89:S 10 .75 '18928 10 .75 18945 10 .75 18948 10 .7$ 18050 10 .75 '1S940 10 .75 1I8M.I 11 .75 !W48 10 .75 ilKVjf 10 .73 iv la :s u 8 1 11 Father Vaujjhaii. Famous Jesuit, Dies in London Heeame. Prominent as Worker Amoii Poor in London Attacked Socialism Lec tured in U. S. London, Oct, 31, (Hy A. r.V-Fath-er Iicrnanl Viiuglnin. one of the moat prominent ,1c 11 it pilcnla In the world and brother nf the late Cardinal Vaughan, died here todny. rli-V-era I years ago be toured through the l ulled Htates and part of Can ada, and Alanka, and Inter lectured in Japan, where he iiddreHaed the holme of peel. Kather Vaughan tecum 111 two or three month 11 go at HliellleliJ, but recovered autlt clently to be re moved to the Joauit college at Rev. Ilernnril Vamlinn I'utney. There bn waa able to get about In rolling chair. I In wan bed ridden only three day before the end. Ilia brolhera In the Boclcty of .Ichiih were around hi bed aldo when ho died. Father Vnughan flint came Into prominence In the latter part of the 19th century by taking a cotiaplclotj part In tho civic a well aa religious Ufa of Manchester. In 1901 ho went to London and heeame an active worker among Ihe poor at Went minuter und In the eaa end alums. Ah a preacher It waa his fortune to attract to lila sermons and addreenc In varloiiH part of Europe all aorta of mem, Including King Edward VII. lie waa cathedral preacher at the eu charlHtlc congrcHS held In Montreal In 1910. The next, year, he lectured In varloiiN part of the United Htateaand Camilla, later crnmtlng the Pacific to apeak heforo Wiimtda and imperial unlverMltles of Toklo. Before leaving for China, ho added the house of peers and ladlea nf aoclcty. While in New York In 1912, he gave a aerlca nf Mermnn agalnnt aoclullHm. MornionlHm ahared with aoclallHrn the firo of Futher Vaughan'e denounc ing oratory. At time, he would wiirn England of her decreasing birth rate and caution ngalndt race sulcido. Three yeara ago he annulled the fash ions then prevailing In women'a gowns. When the Irish hunger strlk era rame Into prominence, he contend ed that they were deliberately com mitting suicide. Rom In 1817. Father Vaughan was born Auguat 20, 1847, at Courtfield, HerfurdBblre, tho mm of Colonel Vaughan. Of his eight brothers, nix became priests. All of his slstera took the veil of nuns. His brother, John, attained the bish opric and another brother, Archbishop Tloger Hede Vaughan of Kydney, woro thn red hat. of a cardinal. Father Vaughan was ordained in 187ff. lie was the author of several booka, some of the more recent being "So cialism From the Christian Stand point," "What of Today?" "The Me nace of the Kmpty Cradle," and "The Worker's Right to Live." Last summer, Father Vaughan was attacked by. Influenza, and later paralysis gilpped him, Chapter of Eastern Star Lodf;e Installed at Otoe Syracuse, Neb., Oct. 31. (Special.) Brilliant Klnr chapter, O. K. S. of this place went to Oloe to assist the grand officers of tho Eastern Star IriHtltutn a new chapter, U. D. o( (hat order. The work was done by Grand Worthy Patron Dr. CarroU Brown of Lincoln assisted by other grand officers and thn Syracuse chapter. Officers of the new chapter are: Mrs. Kstclla PcKay. W. M.: Dr. T. II. Kchall, W. r.; Mis. S. If. Buck, A. M.; Miss Eva Uanzel, secretary; Mrs. Schfill. treasurer; Mrs. CIpo Roettger, conductress, and Mrs F. D. Hlllmiin, associate conductress. A short program of speeches fol lowed the work and refreshments were served by the new chapter. Rural Phone Users "Strike" in Protest Against Rates Grand Island, Neb., Oct. 31. (Spe cial.) Seventy live rural patrons of thn Northwestern Bell Telephone com pany, allegedly representing 2.10 of thn 4.10 rural suhscriliers of this cen tral exchange, t a meeting Monday night decided lo discontinue their telephone service Ileceinher 1. The meeting was a follow-up of an other held several weeks ago, St which iiclion was postponed to allow thn local imiiiiisriiient to rome In wltn an i'ffi r of reduction In rates. The niuniiRPiiu nt of the hxal district made reply at llm meeting that thn pfliupuny could oiTer no reduction and thn il.t itltm to ihncoiitinue u ( telei'lionim was imaiiiinnii. Two Hurt in Auto (!ruli. 1 Tnl.le j;.k. Neb . M. 31 t .-! mil v l li. Ilinlwui mr of J V. Iteiiier ncl the I opt of l .lwin Fiwiimn of li.t lliik w.i hatlv ilni.nKc.l In i.illl.in'l liille lior'll of T ll'le I!'" k ;,.l tt IV r: w In the lord ( tr w.ili Itr.imii sod iHihr cm imMi.'ii o. thru- av l rtn nt l-lli l l.it ,f. H I eflil .imw on tn f. p Ii, i t m I rf l'(oiiH ho I i v t-i , - I k' ff Road Conditions Il ..H' l , I. " I " ( " l" I I I , , I .1 "7 ..C II K-.lt, (4 . . . .- ' I .' I . 1 ,"i, . . d..lt .Hi i . I i. . 1 c 1 i ! .4 . . I to il 1. I .!( I -.. s 1 I IM.I II i H , h - I IM III,. I ii 4 '- .nl . ill I- 4 . nli i I t i. I.. 't . .V , , ,(....(- ' ...!.. I. . .1 I- . -,- . I 1 I .... ... I . . WM ' I..."."'.. I- -t. l- ' I ' f I'.i ' .' ' . 1 h . i - eel S . 1. . 1 h .."... m I, ... (4 4 t i I 1 I.i. I . v. 1, . t . ! ' ,',, (( . I. , I I 'a ... - t .. ,. I- - '-'H .....ii 1 ( ... . 4 ..I It t A Queer World Irene Castle Joins Isadora Duneuu in Rattle for Freedom of Knees Crandfather's Love Schemes With Flapper Revealed. Frnedoni nf Hie Knee. Ilimlnn, 0t. 31. 'Irene t'anlle hs Joined Isadora IIiiiichii In Hie list I In for the freeiloiii of the knrrs. The dancer iiiil her perfiirmiincp of "lnce l-MkhlniiH of lUii," anil ac companied liy tier husband, rW limed to her Inline In IiIiim s. She gsvn as her reason "unpleasant experience similar In those at I'm Ideiice." In rruvldeme, at the reiiiicst of the siilhnrltli Mis t'sslle was forced to lake two dances nut of her repertoire, he ausn more epidermis mss exhlhlled than tint illy father felt was proper. Vouiic Ideas. White plains, N. Y., Oct. 31 The love scheme of a grandfather and It flapper were revealed here to day when Alexander Tnndin. a pro fessor of music, pleaded guilty to abducting Hose Bzedes, 11 15cnr old girl living In Yonker, w hom he pretended to marry last May In Greenwich. Tondra, who is 45, married, fath er of three children and grandfather of one, Uvea nt Yonkers. Hi wlfo was in court and when he wus led sway to await sentence she screamed protesting that she atlll loves him. New York, Oct. 31. X l?-yeitr-old hoy, Andrew Nagy, was arrested last night an New York's youtiKest hoot legger. Two detectives, who railed on him t his upper past side home, churgo (list he asked them "lo hsve a drink on hhn," after they had pur chased a pint of alleged whisky from hhn. Acrepling the invitation, the officer say, they accompanied him to a rear room where they found a large still mil 11 mint It v of home brew ma terials. They are seeking his mother. Iowa Sliipper Receives Top Price for, October Will Anderson of Underwood, la., received Ihe top price for the month of $11. &0 n hundred for a shipment of 240 head of 80-pound wether year ling sheep and the highest price for that gradn slm May. "I bought the' lambs here 76 days ago," said Mr. Anderson," and they weighed flii pounds. I had them on pasture half the tlmn and finished them in thn feed lot, and they brought Pie a neat profit " Make Washday Free From Drudgery Our Big 3 CASH REFUND Offer provides the way to shorter washdays. It offers local housewives the modern, efficient electric way to wash at home sans hard work, tub rubbing and painful back strain. The THOR, MAYTAG and AUTOMATIC Electric Washers each one a standard, guaranteed machine -are now available at special sale prices, at convenient, easy-to-pay terms and if purchase is made at once we will include FREE (while they last) one of the $3.50 PARAGON Clothes Baskets offered previously to the first 200 buyers in this sale. Only a very few remain. Hurry-Get FREE Basket and CASH-REFUND Saving Ws.n IS lirtl 100 (k.rt r U iK. turn l II (HI iiniU4 ky la uiK l Iks liasUi.J pur.ht.n When 200 ( ali tUl ( 1X00 will t i.null.J I ink l Ih I H) iurhr kn 3(0 sr. ..IJ Ul.l l $100 will k imill ch al lha JCO iiiiiUi.iii 400 r U a laul af 14 00 -ill S r.nuii.J (id al ta 40 (miktitrt. TH Iii.sJi sfcui I 1 S.a alaa, It. mat watSart )!. tka r t'S furikttaf will .l la AT ONCE Wc Refund You $1, at More Than 100 Waiheri Have Hr?n Sold Second Refund Will Follow Soon! One DoacL 12IIurt in Now York Fire Report of l") Girl Trapped in . Riiililing Cuntiot He Verified. New Yoik, ('it. SI. On" man was killed and more Ihati n ito4cn perron were Injured last night when a five story factory building In llrooklyn was destroyed by me. A report which could not b con tinued said that 1.1 gil ls were trapped In the upper floors of thn buiMlng oc cupled by shirt fold us, u (he flames swept tip from Ihn cellar and ground Itoor, which whs lined as n plant for the manufacture of shellac by tli (Cas hier Chat Meld company. A hasty search of Ihe building by firemen ut mulnlflit f-ill.-l lo rveal any bodies. Conlradli lory ktutemeiitH in to the number of persons In lie building ut tho time of the fire wcni mol" In thn authorities. Employers who leased thn top floor us shirt factories sil l that all tlm gills had I" f t b fore the lire started. A girt Who escaped said Hi" only person on the fourth floor wire her employer and two salesmen, all of whom were rescued. Thn dead mull is Euri tie Kersteln 1(11 ITK Al, Al) HI I IsKMKN r. Stands lor Law and Order Worthy ot Ycur Support - 1 ' 1 E X V Only 10 Days More of This Sale 1 r.funai Nebraska Ve of llellmoie, N. V. Four of Ihe In jured Ml said to be tu a ciiU.'ttl COO illllon. . Ill I- III .r ..It".!., r d'lril.TL 'k tSSSMiJSMgjHj Investment MEANS pultinir ur mnuy afrl i I l"t 1 M ii'U n aift'l ml iiuiv rrttirn. It I l-Mtnif ur mplfsil ttntk -hi 1f it tr rtvr K(H" H-ej arul imi penny tf U rrr U?i THI KF. 15 3A1 ISKAr fON in knnwmd thut rour fu'iU strv tn itiMt III W4tl- hr H t! ret utlt r. th ftra HHUlf)ik(r h'-nns), unit th .t OifV r rurnitisf tiir t e- r I y iltvifkml t Id rn' vf n'r, tier Annum. corntt-'inilin tin ntevivM, i'p it rcKUlttf ltiiim hi you hy chirk, ('II on our offnri4 in ltw ttitm to rxpU n mr l tn. OUIIDING"-tOArl ASSOCIAFION I Hili si.d hainty. 3.1 V.i In Oinah I'OI ITICAI. All r.HTIi.MKT. and Clean Government REMEMBER 0. S. Spillman Pierce, Neb. REPUBLICAN NOMINEE for Attorney-General Pldfi minimum axriffiit In rondurt of o(fic coniiitfnt willi vlfacllva law enforcement and public walfnra. Will diipoM of ptnding proaaculiona aa rapidly aa ponlble, conaiatant with thorough and efficient trial of ma. Will pravanf duplication In depart ment and retain or.ly aucb compliant aaaifttanta aa neceatary, In prima of lifa. OrAHuata Nehraaka University Law School, Exparianced lawyer. Experienced proaecutor, For mer County Attorney, Member of Constitutional convention. Only a aervica man asking thfa position. Thor, Maytag and Automatic Washers ASSFTS 10,11,020 KKM.KVE 40,55' van. H a ; clown -ber mo. uJ .0 M Power (a. 7 ti it Shop t.tjf ta' Salmtlsy 0r ad I a i M . i r- rifrr r r? r frrrrv?' ' W w vr-J ' w w.s Iw'LiUw! 3