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THE SUNDAY KKE: OMAHA. NOVKMHKR 5, 1922.
CW.Drj an Would
Abolish Office
of State Sheriff
Move Would Mean Counly
()jli(H for I5(ollinp,
Werts Judge K. Jl.
I
rrry.
Lincoln, Nov, 4. Tlmt Charles W.
Tlran will abolish the lnw enforce
ment office known as Ilia nlatn nher-
irr. i N'ldtii !-t in it I't'ir mut by
Kliiu-r K. 'i'hoiiiiiM ( Ilie tnliilnlei
of ,Yhinrhn. In thin Hilioiy word
ed 11 in i f ii -a 1 1 'in, Mr. Thoui.'is In
nlnln (hut J ' r i 1 1 1 nil) control th
llriuxr tiuffid by rcuiuvliur any slier
lit r county iim-rney who refund
to PlifuK 11 the I.IM .
'"Mil MiiiiiilM pliiumUe In theory,
but III pr.irtUfl II ll Ineffective," 11.
II, I'ri i v. (h iii.m of Hi" republican
ntule t'ommltli , n il. I, "Tha law (if
l:i07 W'.imlit In rive lite kovi-iiioi' pow
er miiiiniiilly lii leinovn derelict ofll
rials. 111 ptlt'llrn II filllnllt bus Imcii
kiii ' itn ully lined. 'I'lin (iitlci-r usually
Innliin mi Inn l.iy u inurl, If n
Ii'iiIhk It 1 1'" I hii'I li officer Is r
moved. iin" r.iiiiiy I'liimlKcl'iiu'd miiy
appoint iiiioiiii-r nllli i r piiunlly wet
llll'l IllrMirl.lll, Tiler must be h
Htnf n luw enforcement 1 f 1 1. -r If thl
voik li to be ilium effectively,
"Mi. 1'iynn's pii"'iiit position In
Sew fay Wire
on the
White
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MICKEDS
. 15th and Harney
the position of Alibi Mullen, and
that la county option for hoot lei;
sin;," Mill Mr. ivrry.
. Effort rail.
Efforts to dlsrredlt the authentli tty
of letter dennunelnir Bryan's weak
poult Inn on prohibition enforcement
have been met by tlie public etata
ment of S. K. Wurlck, president of
th Antl'Hufnon league, and W. T.
Yhompon, former chairman of the
Nebraska Iry federation. These men
nay thnt thera If no ground for th
democratic chance; that their slgna
turd wer forged and thnt they a.
siima full responsibility for the let
ter, which follow:
"To All Tempernnr People In Ne
hrtirku: It hm been broiiaht to I ho
-attention of the undersltrned thnt
V. Jtrynn, on of tha candidate fur
Kovernor, I advocating thnt tho of
Ilea i.f ntalo ahrrlff nhouM ha ahol
liiheil 11 rid thnt If ha ha alacted K"V
ainor li will una hi Influrm-a to ne
euia aiKh a renult. We hnva lfnra
u a, wnrn nliileinniit thnt Mr. I'.ryan
In hi aditrd at Button on Oetnher
S3, anld:
Iteprala Slaleiiirnl,
" 'Parar.nally I want to e nil
lliena hiiientin mid dlvlnlon wiped
nut, InrludliiK Iho atate law eiiforca
ment depnrlinant. If I am alacled
Kovernor, I will do my heal to r
Unit tha (inla aherlfl' olll;ro la
wiped nut. It I a wholly unnrr-ea-miry
aipanarr, . I want to put thl
hark Into thn hand of thn proplo
iiiiiklna' the county Biilhoiltle re
uponnlhle." "Kuliatimtliilly tha Kima atitrment
n main hy Mr. llryan at riaveniwi,
Hut urdn y nlKhl, Oetoher J. Wn en-lei-
our proti'Nl flKulimt any audi no
tion and urge nil tempirance people
to oppono tha effort. To Hhollnli tho
nUile prohlhllion enforeement depart
iiiout nt thin time when tho weta lire
iimklnK nuoh detetnilned efforta to
nullify tha law Into dlnrepute, would
he dlaimtroua. It would mean that
wo would 1mve no enforcement In a
numlier of cnuntlo of tha atate. To
aliollNh thin ofTlce would b eriulvalnnt
Ui local option. Do w want to go
hark to rounly option after we have
been under nt.'itn-wlde prohibition for
nix yearn? We Biiil to the friend
of prohibition throuzUTMit the atate to
nee to It that we Uk" no backward
ntep.
"H. K. Wlirlck. prenldent Antl
Hnloon leairue of Nebrankn,
"VV. T, Thompnon, formerly rhalr
man of the Nebrunktt dry federation.'
I'ltfttor' ArnduvK.
Iollowlng- I the affldavlt of Tiev.
F. K, Hula of the Methodlnt church of
Klmwood, relntlva to the Bryan
prnmlae to do away with the law en
forcenient department:
"V, K. Bala, being first duly nworn
deponea and aayn: 'In an addrena
mada nt Button, October 2.1, at tha
opera hoime, Charles W, Urynn
Hpoakini; of the varlou atate board
wold: "rernonally I want to pea nil of
these bureau and dlvlnlona wiped
out, Including tha atate enforcement
department. If I am elected Rover
nor I will do my beat to ette that the
nlato aheriff'a olllce la wiped out. It
I a wholly unnecennary expeme.
want to put thl back Into the tutnda
of the people, making the county ft a
thorltle reaponalhle. After the nnml
nation were In, I called a meeting In
Omaha of all the candidate of the
democratic party for national and
atate office, Including' the leglnlature.
In which we went over the whole mut
ter of the thing that we wanted to
ntnnd for. Wa npent a whole day In
nerloua connlclerntlon of these mat
ter and each one algned hi nam to
a personal plqdge that he would
ntnnd for thl program'.
"K. E. BALA."
Perry Tells Why
Randall Is Best
Man for Governor
DrmorraU llaA Han! Time
Shifting Iitfiic, Say He
iniLlican Committt'e
State Chairman.
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Man Killed in Texas Wreck.
Bremond, Tex., Nov. 4. One man
wa killed, on aerinualy Injured and
a acore brulaed and cut by flying
glaaa when the San Antnnlo-Dallna ex
prena of tha Houiton ft Texaa Cen
tral railroad cmahed into tha rear end
of the Waco-Ilremond local at 4:35
thin morning.
Tho dead:
C. W. WUIet, New York City. '
The aerloualy Injured:
W. L. Dobbin of Lo Angelea, Cal.
The exprea hit an open iwltch, it
wa atated, and crashed Into the rear
nleeper of the other train, telencop'
ing it.
Kubat
Adv.
for county commlsnioner.
DRESS SALE
Monday at
Julius Othin
1512 Dougla Street
There I una big Itxua In the nlato
rampalKii, according to Judge 11. IS.
I'erry, ntiit clialriuan of the riulill
can committee, and thnt Idiie U to
nc-lert fur gtivrrnor of Nebiuitka the
gKent and bent man that 1 uvalluhl
he pimltlon,
"Thn hlKgeat bUHlnen In tin tat
of Nebrankn I our atate government,"
ha annertn.
"mi next TuiMday w have an op
portunity to nelprt tho chief ollrcr
for thin big corporation In which w
ure ntoikhiildern. The miin who by
hla fair, hoiient nnd tnilghl-forward
appeal to the voter tian nhown him
nelf big ciiotiKh and good enough for
thl ponltlon In Henaior Clmrle If.
lUimlull. Iin ha not only grown In
popularity and In III votegettlng
power every nlnce thia cninpiilgn com
rueneed, but the vnlera who have ncen
mid heard him reullzo that he i a
man of hi word and big enough in
tellectually, honent enough morally
und experienced enough In bunlnena
to make Nehninkit Junt what It needa
nt thl time an efficient, hard-work
ing executive.
I'romlnr Imponnihle,
"At the rnmnienceriii'tit of thl ram
palKn, I thniik'ht that I undcrntood
the meaning of the word 'Inane.' In
my pi'of"Hlon, the lnue in tho cane
are the ullcgatloii or charge that nr
mndo by the plaintiff and denied by
the defendant. When the pleading
are once mada up In a iawnult, the
proof miint conform to the pleading
or charge, and If it fall to do io, the
party upon whom I the burden of
proof oe.
"It I a gond thing that thl rule
dor a not govern political partle. If
thin rul had governed tha democratic
party would have berti nonnulted early
In thin campaign. At the outnet of thn
campaign, tho opponltlon nald: Look
at your tax receipt. Klect me gov
ernor and I will av you 20 per clnt
of your tnxen,
Tho voter looked nt their tax re-
celpt nnd discovered that a only 1!)
cent of the average tax dollar went
to the ntnfe It would b imponnihle for
tha democratic candidate for governor
to do what he raid he would,
rimnge in Innuc.
"Then tho opposition explained that
at had been mlnundergtood; that what
It Intended to do wan to reduce atate
luxe 20 per cent. Then when the at
tontlnn of the opposition wa called
to tho fact that the present state ad-
ministration had already reduced
ntalo taxes 33 3 per cent, we were
told thnt taxation wa not to be the
laaue; that the Issue wa to be repeal
of the code.
About thl time a bipartisan com'
mtttee, representing ono of the strong-
est farmer organizations In the state,
thoroughly Investigated the admlnla
trntlon of the stnto affaire under the
present law and found that the budget
system and renponsiblo form of gov
ernment as provided by our present
law, tended toward efficiency and
recommended that it be retained.
"Then the opposition informed the
public that the Idea of the code might
be right, but that the duties now per
formed by the code secretaries should
be placed with the state officer, An
Investigation nf the record shows that
tha total salaries of the six secre
taries amount only to $30,000 or
3-1000 of I per cent of the atate taxes
Instead of 20 per cent, as the opposi
tion contended, Tha records also
show that Instead of being a burden
upon the taxpayers theno depart
ments collect more than $300,000 In
excess of the expense of maintaining
the same-
Appeal to Race Prejudice.
'Then the opposition caused circu
lar to be sent out, printed in a for
eign language, from Its headquarters
in Omaha, and denounced Senator
Randall, republican candidate for gov
ernor, because ho had voted for the
Siman school law and the Reed-Nor-val
language law, and made an appeal
to religion and race prejudice. At-1
tentlon wa called to the fAct that
the Blman law puts all schools, public
and private, parochial and otherwise,
f tvery denomination, under control
of the state, and requlrea that the
course of atudy be equivalent to that
prescribed for the public achools, and
be approved by Ih null auperlntend
rut.
"The Heed Norvnl law forbid the
teaching nf a foreign language In liny
school below tha Klghth grnde. and
doea nothing more,
"The fact of the matter la that the
Bltiian law doea nothing mora than
to provide for the efficiency In pnro.
chlal nchofila equal tit that of the pub
lie schools, and the language law doe
net forbid the line of a foreign lan
guage In the family nor the teaching
of a foreign language In any school
after the pupil has met his grade
school requirement. Thla law whs
enacted at the unanimous request of
thn American Legion. '
"After the opposition hud lujrcted
these nuitters into the campaign as
nn insuo Henator Itamlall iinliesltnt.
In Kly stated hi position. The opposi
tion candidate wa then railed upon
lo tata hi position
la In tha following words; Tho Ian
guage question and the parochial
school question nre not Issue In this
campaign.'
"The voter of N'ebiaska should nd
ml re the skill of the opposition In at
tempting lo shift Iho Issue,
Man With Girls Held
on Kidnaping Charge
Council HI lifts authorities are hold
Ing'Itulh Hargent, 18, and William
Kplcer of Fulls City and Hell 1'riiter,
15, of liulo, Neb., until tha arrival o
the aheriff from Fall City to take
them bark home tha man on a kid
naplng charge and the girl on run
away charge.
Th trio ran away from Fall City
Thursday and waa apprehended in
the Itock Island yard nt Council
Itluff Krlday night by railroad spa
da I ugenna, who dcorted the three to
the city passenger station, Whllo
wultlng for the police, Hplcer escaped
nnd boarded an eaat bound freight,
He was caught a few hour later at
Avoca.
Tha girl aay they were enrouto to
Anita, la., where Bplcer hna relatives,
They said Bplcer was the Prater gill's
uncle.
Slaying of Two "Mountieg"
Reported from Far North
Vancouver, B. C, Nov. 4. The lay'
Ing of two mounted pullcemon and
the worat lea In the memory of In
habitant of the far north are re
ported by the Hudson Bay company
steamer, Lady Klnduraley, Just back
from a tour of tha' company' sta
tion on the Arctic ocean.
The motor chooncr Herman of
Bun Francisco wa spoken to by tho
Lady KInderslcy 'September 19. The
Herman had been twice forced upon
leu pedestals, her crew being com
pelled to Irav each time. Cunt. Uus
Hocllmer, commander of the Lady
KInderslcy, heard nothing of tha Her
man after that.
Four Eskimo, three men and a
woman, are held on ilerschel Inland
for trlul on a charge of murdering
the two mounted policemen north cf
there last summer.
Heal Endorsed
hy Cluh Women
of South Omaha
Mfinlicr of Vflrioti Political
Creed I'nHnimoufl in
Hacking County Attor
ney Candidate.
Mora than 5011 women, mrmliei'S of
I fuinlneiit lodgis, clubs nnd leading
church workers of Hoiith nm.iliH, gath
ered ycsterd.iy afternoon in the lower
auditorium of lliitrlicr Workmen l,a
bur temple, Twenty fifth and M
streets, and linn nlmouslv endorsed
111 only answer tom.y republican candidate for
county ultoiney. The women were of
various political faiths, but expressed
their Intention of going down thn Una
for Mr. Ileal regardless of polltiia.
Mrn. William Berry, wife of Dr.
llllam Kerry, who presided, tnnd A
short address In which h told of
the activities of Mouth Omaha In
backing Mr. Bent's cundldacy.
His. Joseph F. Murphy, a leading
democratic worker among tha women
of tfouth Omaha, said she was nnvlou
for tho election of Mr, Beal because
she knew him to be an honest, up
right young man who would enforce
the laws and that Willi his hand at
the helm, mothers could rest assured
that their girls would be protected
and thnt It would lie aafu for a woman
to walk the street of Booth Omaha
without fear of holng attacked.
Fallh in Ileal.
Mrs. Cieorge Wilson told of how she
hud known Mr. Ileal for many year
and of (ha faith tha women of South
Omaha bad In him to curry out the
policy of the county attorney' of
fice In nn efficient and capable man
ner. Mlna Nellie Wnliih, In a ringing ad
dress, told of the widespread senti
ment In South Omaha among men
and women for Mr. Beal. Hhe ald
nhe had attended meeting of many
club and aocletle and almont unani
mous sentiment had been expressed
for Mr. Heal, regardless nf politic.
The candidate cloned the meeting
with an address In which ha uld he
represents no clique, gang or faction,
but that he would represent the peo
ples of Iiougln county as a whole
and that he would try to enforce the
law with Justice to all and malice
toward no one.
I Women to Work.
Announcement was made at tha
meeting that score of women had vol
unteered their service on election day
In the Interest of Mr. Beal and two
women worker will be assigned In
every precinct or South Omaha to
work In tho Interest of their Candi
da to.
After the meeting an Informal re-
"Man Without a Country"
May Be Freed in Seattle
Seattle, Wash,, Nov. 4. Judge Jere
mlnh Neterer, In federal court, here,
has released Eric Bkog, "the man
without a country, under $200 bond
and ruled that if the secretary of la
bor doc not Issue a deportation war
rant in 20 day Bkog will be set free
altogether. '
Bkog, a seaman born In Sweden,
who came to thla country from China,
has been detained more than two
months by Immigration authorities,
He contend that ha cannot be deport-
ted to China, and that the law of
Sweden prevents hla re-entry to, that
country.
Breaks Swim Record.
Chlcato, Nov. 4. Ralph Breyer, a
sophomore fit Northwestern univer
sity, unofficially yesterday broken the
national intercollegiate and conference
100-yurd freestyle swimming records
at tha university tank during a com-
petitllon1 between sophomore and
freshmen, according to university of
ficial. HI time was 65 seconds, 4-5
of a second faster than the Intercol
legiate record and 1 2-5 seconds faster
than the record for the conference.
Kubat for county
Adv.
commissioner.
PRICES REDUCED
Men's two or thrra-plcce Suits Cleaned
and Frasud flJM
DRESHER BROTHERS
2217 Farnam Stmt
Telephonist Omaha, AT Untie 034S
South Sid, MArkst 0050
'"-ss.aaa1 1 1 i J
rcplioii was held ,wllh Mrs. Wllllun
Ileal, wiftf of tha candidate; Mrs. Will
iam I'erry, Mis. Henry van do I'utte,
Mrs. I I Htrnw hecker. Mrs, Henry
Jetter, Mis. (leorge Wilson and Mis.
Joseph F. Murphy In the receiving
line.
Tomorrow night at 7.3H tin re will
be a grand rally under nusplces of the
Heal for-C'iiunly Attorney cluh at tho
Butcher Workman Uibor temple,
when a number of Interesting speak
cr will deliver Iho final shot of th
campaign.
Germany Submits Plan
for Stabilizing Mark
Berlin, Nov. 4 Hy A. P.-At the
fourth Kiting of th memlier of tha
reparations conmilnnloit the (ienn.in
delegates submitted to tha rommla
slon Oerinany'n proposals for th sta-
blllAHtlon of the mark and tha floating
debt of Germany. The remaining
documents covering the entire Oer
man rase, Including proposal for bal
nnclng tha budget, will be presented
to tho commission Hundny morning,
Surprise was expressed at the con
tluui'd full In tha value of thn mark,
deaplta the present negotlatlona. The
Algemelne Zellung, organ of Hugo
Stlnnes, already la talking of what It
culls the obvious failure of tha nego
tiation. It attribute tha decline In
the mark to the "impoanlble project"
of the reparations commission.
"Secret Document" Tlirowi
Light on Flan of Soviet
Washington, Nov. 4 The tut of
a "si't'ct document' from the soviet
minister of foreign affair at Moscow
to the soviet ambassador at Berlin,
fhlch reached her today, throw an
Interesting light upon thn part soviet
Itusshi rxpertsd lo play In the near
east crisis. Thl document Indicate
that the Moscow authorities expected i
to play the purt of mediator between I
the Turkish nationalist and Greece, 1
anl by virtu, of that mediation to
win greater popularity with tha Mo
hammednn people all over th world
und possibly recognition from tha
western powers.
HI GARMENTS
Rslr4. CUsited and CUu4
DRESHER BROTHERS
r URRIt R
HIT rsrnsm Strut
Tl'honl Omshs, AT Unlit 014(
uth Slds, MAls.l 0060
It I announced that new currency,
Issued in Berlin during the last week
In September, totaled 26,200,000,000
paper mark.
Dr. Jennie M. t'allfua for the Board
of Education. Hhe will Innlst that
school taxis come down. Adv.
to the
a have met with some pro
voking delay ... It will be
JO days before we can be located
In our New Studlog Gin Floor,
raxtoa Block.
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112, Howard
Studio
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Make your shoe purchase
a "visit" not a "search"
Shoe shopping is a tedious task.
More so when one has but a hazy
idea of what is desired and indif
ferent clerks want only to "sell"
the customerpleasing secondary.
At Stryker's this "search" is trans
formed into a visit. Stryker cus
tomers know that their style last,
and desires are on file and that
interested attention will meet them.
Become acquainted with Stryker
Shoe Service. It means comfort,
service, style and satisfaction in
footwear.
W. S. Stryker
Douglas Shoe Store, Inc.
117 North Oppoiit
16th Street Postoffiea
"FOOT FITTERS"
1 0 to -25 Discount Sale on Watches
We are offering substantial discounts on our famous stock
of fine watches to clean them out and make room for our
greatly increased stock of Holiday Gruen Watches
T il l il
r,very one omne waicnos oncrea in mis sale is
of tho usual high grade for which this store has
been famous for years. We recommend an early
visit, as by so doing you may be able to get exactly
the style of timepiece you have long wanted and
at a price unparalleled. Some of our lines are
complete in others we have only a few models.
Kvery watch will be plainly tagged with its
regular price and its sale price. Never before in
Omaha have such fine watches been gffered at
such low prices.
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"The Treaturt Chit of Omaha'
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Annual November
Sale of
Winter Coats
$75
Featuring the most authoritative styles, the deepest of
thick pile fabrics, and the most luxurious of furs.
Now that November has come, it is highly improbable
that the next four or five months will brinsr other than the
penetrating cold of still winter days, and the blustering
winds of snowy ones. In either case the comforting- warmth
of a winter wrap becomes a necessity.
Fashioned of
(Urona
Marietta
Tarquina
I'anvellaine
Xavu. Mack
and lironn
Trimmed with
A'i7 Fox
Wolf
Hearer
Varicul
(iraii Sguirrel
Flying Squirrel
The capo back U one of the nrw coat ihnuftt, the
llou-icil back U another, and newer t our t lime, though uf
trrrat reputation in I'jtris, i the coat that fastens to the side,
with an ornamental cabuchon.
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16th and Far nam Streets
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