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< ANN Ylfff> Will *1 BY WAII*
fellUfe nf lAnfrMa In p *■ a Ih* riveri and har
hill «.« a -ad (t)•«(*)/«*)»(*«»*-«* >'• '»'«•* wh«i *'*
tn **fn#*ily .pgahlny lh» w'l'k nf ineklii* the Inland
walarwa ■/» nf lha uninliy reivhrahla in #nmm#M *
III lha In can I In’ll, I he wmk "III mi ahead It* *dvn
ml at know lhal M ha# Ih# epprgvel nf III* |n*>-ld#nt
end all fnrward Igoklny ni#n I..- pi . mil y I* thl* •|'lia
nf Ih* Ml*«l«al|i(d rlv*l and Ml l.awinu# liiaal
il.aki i innja. I* Th# lall#i h*« h##n Ki##ily ad
up. ..I hy fIn- alllludi nf On Canadian ynv#rnro#nl,
tniV favninhl# In ih# nim ni# and ih# Ifllainallimal
uumim rimi till muling# rt«v#ln|iln(| Ih# d#l»tl».
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Him deeply Nalnaakan* "f# #nni##n*d In Oita la
C>nwn hv a i.ianl liiindmi# pM'pafi-d hy Alf#d II
I’lMn, dealing with III# ln(1uan#a nf Ih# #nal. nf Iran#
pari a I Inn nil 111' pih# nf wh**i Mi HHI#i ha# Run#
lnl« ilia anhjai 1 ihnimiahly, lakliiR up In dalall Ih#
111(1 nf 11 a nepni l n I Inn fmm every wh«al pindmlnif
I eglnn In Ih# wnt Id In !,lv»rpmil, Ih* ##nl#r nf Ih#
iwhaal mail 11 l lvupnnl la Ih* i »nt#r, )i##aiia# Ih#
prle# Ih#'# In #mn# way a IT# #1* all wheal, no inallri
where piudlli wil nl #nli»UHi#d Hpu lttially irfeiilny
in Ih* *1 l.ewiane* welerwey, w* ftnd ihl* mini *Ik
. nidi ant aieiemeni
Ilia alndy almwa llial Hi# |i#npn*#d Hi
alii a #.1 * 11* * >*1111*1 Wniilil i#dl|i# (i # I ■ 111 inten linni
elfil*il iinlnl* In kftnneanla InW* W lai nnuln
IIIMeila ami |in1latie, In a (mini a' Inallv Inwn llian lli#
• girenl mil frnm Ilia Ar«anlltt# farm In |,lv#i pnnl
ibi1 Hint II wnnld radllre H'* • "#l nf wliaal |*I*#<1 In
IV. it • It 11# Rnl a, Miililh I'almla an<1 Mlaamnl I" a l#t#l
i,ai mil i me i n m pal 11 In n wlili Areanlln* «nd»i any
nlldllpma likely In |il avail Cnmiiaiad wlili *«l*l
>na inniea In Ilia Allailll# aeahnaed, Ih# farm*#* In
ll. apilra iif Ivanaae and Nai inaha W'lllld li# Phi*
Aied ft mu # lulMlnmni nf :• » lenla In # ma.liiiiiin
,, i a in Ml- , mil pei Imeliel and I lie fniniei In
Almnana wnnld li#n#it| In Hi# e«i»nl nf T i#n » i#
Vgaliel
Thill w# •## Ih# Ml l,awi#m# wal#rwav, when
mmpl#t*d, will tirlnif lhal rallured frel|hl rat# fnl
e.pnil wh#al, fill whlrh The Mlilah* II## haa ran
landed In III# mranllm# N#hra#k# and nlhar
mlddlawe*! a I a I # a ahngld hav# a raadjilll m#nl nf
lalltnad ial#» In Ih# ##«
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Attumlllg that Nahrasha would ham only :’ll,
000(000 luiklifla of whaal, ahoul half llm annual
imp, for atpnrl, and wnuld hanofll lo llm avriago
hnlytam ’ll noil 12,h oonli, aa lha walorway advo
,ala> ronlond, llmm would ho an avrrayo tavlng of
*7 roula |mr tmahal TM* wnuld ho $|,M0,A(i0
aildad In lha ralilrn fur Ilia farnmi If lha nllmr
half nf lha riup aharaa In lha hanoOl, and li would
In fait nmaMiio, Iho fit f.awratma hip moal will ho
xxnrili iiiiiio than $.1,000,000 a \ooi lo Nalmaak*
whaal lalaatt
It not Mirli a laving auftV loolly attrmllva In Jilt
llfy tuppnrl nf lha raual prolorl? Not aloim dor
Ilia Ml lawioni'0 «hlp 'anal hold mil I hi* luduromoni
In lha fainmra, hill lha pnaalhlllty nf ualtig llm Mia
•ourI and Mltslttlppl I Ivat » In roai h inai hoi* a! la--oi
roil It alto willin' Urn naai fill lit o I aim prndurla
ran ha rairtad In distant marhoii hi wal«r, and will
ht mm af Ihosa flu* dais In llm moanllmt wo muni
htxa raadjutlod fmlgltl ralat
tor AMIR Y ON PRI* WAR RAMA
An Indlrallnn nf how far llm tapnhllrnii party
hat brought ahnul raonvary from war rnpdlllona la
aiTmdad hy lha nawt that lha Unllad Mlair* I'raaatiry
hat ratlnrad llm prawai ialo mi Iroaauiy • artlfloalaa
An n (Taring of $ I Ml,110(1,000 hoarlng 2 pat ronl In
iaro*i will hr mada, homing dair nf ,luuo 10, 1024.
and maiming nil Ha> omhni lh, IIM.'I I'hla ovtdrdrr
nf ratlnrad stability ran nnl fall lii limn lit rITorl mi
gattaial butluo-" Mo long a* lha 11nll oil Sinlti* gov
• inmtnl w as In llm marital, wlToilng a > nmpiiiatlxaly
high ialo nf Inlaroal, ai llun* going ly ft por ronl
pi lx ala hnrmwina »a* inulm llm InOiirnro of Mir
lorgoi rnmpnIIMnit In tarl, Tron*urv ma|hnd* fm
a rantldarahlo porlnd tm an wlial mttniiplrd In a
rompnltmy ha*i» llm I »no nf rorllllralaa wa» at
Imlod In varlnut hank* In tllpnlalod amonnls Or
dinary borrowing wa# tub,In I in I hr prim > Inim* nf
Ilia gnvarnmaill, and rain* nf inlarral rnapnmlrd
Nnw Jhat Ihn nld ralo m roslnrad hx llm lima
Miy, II ba nnl nnl nf taaann In Innh fnr swum ronrra
limit In bmrnwai* who dn nnl rnma ivllli llm proa
liga nf Iho fadaral gmoinnmnl In auppart (hrlr
nadii Kadurlli'O In Inooma ia\ lain shnuld al»n
tllmwlaln Mil- nniVnmonl ton aid ra*loi monox Or,
Mil* point ibn Mrlion tain* nn tiuiano* wauld h»vr
bran nf giaal anrvlro but that poinl wa* oninrH
abaniirnd hx rlaiytoron* rotxtynilmm that ihn rhh ssrra
raraploy
f'atlnr mnnav nitghi to inaan ovtrnaimi of nuiri
prlto Holaxad building prom, Is of variant kind*
may rnma In fnr rnnttdaratlon now and in nmis
wav lha noxv gnxarnmanl lnlarr-1 rata might In ba
halpful
AA 7 AMAIt AAN TOR ADOPTION
Ma.nn « i'iiiiI x Mi'«,>ui it soon In hur •• »•>
anal Mnniammlng I'ax All Mxa tmx* and ,laugh
lari nf aid Mt.nn ara uigad In laiia.a thru wandar
log fanltlapa and hath pnra nmir in tbo smdas nf
tha nld hnma onmmumlx
With landai ransillarllnnt nf na’lx day* siug>ng
Ihraugh any wind, alhail ssa tr* nnl frnns Maron
annnt.y, w* faal lha m ga ta **!> fay adnpttnn papara
ihal wa wiahi nIR,-tally and parannally aaaapi iba
InyiAatlnn and fatl ihai wa *>a nf tha aloal lit a n
ant lalainslad ax an a HMla h't In ihn mxwwnm amrixl
ihgi | apa^lhiiidti *f gaju nal ivqow* ta la rttpood
f<* the addra** at waUerme Hatttarr ar* *• inter »**.#c|
In <r* irrwf'W**"' that tamnn* arm* ard daogh- j
tec* of the n d "/or*y ere *o *p**k arid ling and ra
mlnlara What r,<r g>i»* i/i ia th* #fin*,»ir*m*r* ,
that *h**« will l> •/. ampIRude of *w*»> cjcjer and
fir,gar rsirn, fried home cured tarn and ocean* of
/»d grasp, mount#/'* nf fri*d rh < ken, undulating
»iy*i c/f h**’*n hi" /Re ind pyramid* nf horn' mad*
,*lli*« and ;«rnr, fre-h appi* pr*» hot from tha
oven*, and lake* of genu o* buttermilk fr**h from
•h» riiurn* and 'he golden P*<cc of butter floa'irg
numarouaiy ih*r*n
Horn* find*, patriotism and lor* of th* truly
good »/• all Ja/klny #r. th* bovornc of tha wanderrrg ,
Marnn rounty hoy* and girl* who h**d not th* rail
of Hz* old horn* and f*/l to troop ba*k over ‘ha long
rnil»c that teparafe r allon* Indrrd th* heart.*, and
dyspeptic th* **oma/b* of wandering native aon* and
daughter* who do not drop everything and follow th*
iient of Mia' frizzling ham to the sourr* of )t« origin
With ell tb*l rnagniflr ent entertainment in proepec*
i* *h*re any wonder w* fee I an impute* lo claim m ,
tlvity Ri old Macon?
Whoever I* Ih charge of (hat, homeronung <»le
hral///n ha* a head on him »o long <h#( he muet go
put of door* to turn around.
WltC.N MURDER IB CONRE9BRD.
The law flue* death a* a penalty fnr murder. A ;
prlenrier plead* guilty to murder In the fir*t degree,
hoping hi receive many from the court The judge !
«*rilence« him In he hanged
Tho«e arc the valient, oulalanding fart,* in con
ner ilon with a n«r lately htard In a ' hit ago court
Along with Ihl* atalarnant nf til* ca»* should h*
given c wr lain related fact*, Tha priaoner', ,'|f) year*
nf age, nore hart a million ilollar*. „whlzh h* Iriat, In
unfnrlutialc venturaa, He then turned robber, and
wllli .bn brother w«* rngagerl in robbing * drug
rdnr* whan the crime wa* committed, HI* victim
wa* *hul ihrnugh the head from behind, without
being given a chance to mirrandar or defanrl himself
fin being (inerted, the condemned mail confeaaarl
hie linn of tin irirne, hul raid III* brother, who ha*
Mnl been caught, hied the nhril Now, It i* auggr -fed,
Imrl lie pleaded not guilty arid been able to fasten
Ilia major part of the crime on hi* brother, a Jury
mlglji have let him off with life Irnprlannment. Th#
rpiaatlon Ih, woulrl »urh a varilirt hava aal.laflrd the
law? I* uni aociety entitled to the protection the
law provide*?
When Ihl man pleaded guilty In murder In the
flr*t degree, h* wa* acting on advice of hi* attorney,
who hoped thereby In rhaat the gallnwt. The judga
hail hul one duty lo perform, lie accepted tha pri*
oner'* plea ami arnleneed him accordingly, “There
a ra no mitigating clreum*t#ncea in thla rate," **ld
lire court.
When potential murderer* crime to know that
the penalty for their crime la death, If. I* likely that
fewer aiich rrlmca will ttain nui national record.
Unlit i* gtllll, anil when admitted, aa In Ihl* ca»e, It
merit* purilihment, the *ame a* If proven. Had the
luilve dona leal, would he have hren true to hladuty?
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JU.1T ONR MOST. IIUBDI.R TO CROSS.
Standing high on 4hr- aid# of a metaphorical Mount
N'elpii, \V 111 In mi (llhh* MrAdno gar,#* longingly *rrna*
• lit Jordan of I he iwn third* rule and view* (he
t'aanan of the nomination. What In Hn? lie will,
II l* reported, atage a fight In the rtil#« committee
In have I ha* I one modified A mere majority la
enough for Mi Alton, for he think., hr ran now aafely
muni llial many delegate*, roped, hi ended and
*fi-lv bedded down,
What will lh# democratic pailv hr without ita
perullar dletlngtllehlng rh*rarlcri*tlr, that of the
Iwo-thlrda rule? Long before the vaat majority of
Iho.e mlalakrn mortala who now vote that party'#
lh lift were horn, the democrat* were naming their
randldate* by Ihr two third* rule. Horace (Ireeley
wa* an i lioaen. Samuel June* Tllden had a two-third*
majority. No did Hancock, Cleveland, ftryan, Parker,
U il»oii and I n* If thr*r men, who really were
leader* of the parlv rould lie an »elecl#d for the high
hul nfleu enipli honor of democratic nomination
for president, win ihnuld an exception he made of
MrAdno, who may gain a majority, hut will prohahly
fall far abort, of the ncre*xitr.v two third*?
Othar candidate*, ivhnic Inter**!* are a* im
portent to them a* the hope* ef Mr MrAdno ar# to
him. will have aoniathln* to **y about the propnaad
ehauge We vantur* to predict that an tnatltutlon
*o time-triad a* ilia twn.third* rule. In which *o many
dl*t|nBUl*h*d democrata hate nihmitted themaelve*
In the paat, will not he done away with juat hecauaa
It pieaenl* a hurdl# ov ar which an a*pirant mav not
mount.
V—,- . WM-,. u a.u. **■■* ... ■, ,,
And atraln, It I* barely poa*ihle. i*n't It, that Pr.
Nlchola* Mill ray Butler pronounced the democratic
kaynota **veral week* ahaad of the official keynoter.
Nrnater Harrlaon?
Poe outfit object* to Pawe* a* haiog too con
*arv*tlve, and another t* anainat him hecauae lie ia
ion rxplnilvr Th# voter* will like him hec*u*e be
I* prngreaalve
Woman voter* bate little to complain of In tbe
tp ull of the Cleveland convention. Conlidge wa*
for Miffrayc when aupport meant aomelhing.
Orange and black elite plain* for Nrhr*»k* ought
in get a i hen from Princeton men who live here
1\ e mibbc i Scarlet and Cream for 19‘ih.
"hat a pity that Mi (tritium* and Mr Hearet
didn't tell ii* In time that they wrien't going to
Ilk* I he republican national platform
4.. , . ..... i __
Ii took * uuaPer of a century foi »ome Iowan*
to find out that two rail load* could not rxi*t where
Ihrr* w*» only hliainca* for one
Japan i* cooling out nicely, end a* »oon a* *orwe
Amei nan* can do th# **mr, everything will be
lot fly
lime w** when one delegate invited another out
to lake a drink. Now he invite* her out to lunch
The w*v Japan I* acting about it I* on# of the
mem reaanna for the cmIumoii act.
i Homes pint Verse
B» Omaha'* Own Pe#l
Robert ft orthtnfilon Ibu ie
Utl Wl 1 COM I ' *
I l,’*n e *' ne ii in* . *i •.*,.■ (e
(hale tllll* arm* **winttnt then •ruithtltneiu *«A
pi nl«
I * >0 ' »i*'\ hi In*. * .,1 .ire# » n.n in# - eve* 1
It »ei lh* gleam of iwpitit* enamored hi ancpiiae
To nie*< lh* Ae«i o’A whoa# ,l«i of (nil • Aon#
A.Ii'WW Ihe » ee< half m«AH lh,'»« mi ehi|Ac*a * «
AnA *'*»0 III# han.l* »nA tell how the i ..»• lh*. h»A el
play
•loce Am hi mV when h» V aneA lh*n> **A truAgwA wo
hi* w*v,
t* whai ■« #o'iA anA I* Mir* w (h * y onA *»lh*i • h'r**'
Th* mv that I* in ttattig ih* luil* one* ih*u Via*
l» mein '.* *o.| * e\ n ng when wo V o rcmtci* rate*
th* catertgl w«uvm* og«\*A *>> hi* A*i ting little eaee
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Whip Behind There, Robert
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( <ZUESS WES* )
CvOlNGr IN 1>€ SAVE
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Letters From Our Readers
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• allnra mt 200 anrHa ami Wat will l.r ||»an iirrfrmirf,
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I'natgl Salat y Vela.
Omaha To lha IMIlnr of The
Htmiha life Why did I |te president
vain (he |mo|nl oaloi y hill'*
Tho wi lier fntlo In pee I ho rononn
Tha fact to ho signed Ink f>1IIp Hallir
dpy, tuna 7. 11124, and valnod nna.
M» planed nl le«el 7(1 tit I la Involving
pay Inc Tenure for mhor groups and
veined olio Da liter In the poohIom ho
olgnod a hill giving Pool mooter fjrn
oral Naw’a Immediate applalpnia and
nfllrlal family piihntanllal Increases
which are paid from poafal revenues
To ralap a pnalnfUra clerk nr carrier
from $1.41)0 to $1,700 Ip governmantnl
wiipie and rgtravagancii while giving
a $$.000 poatal official p talae to $7,$0(1
la In lino with good hiialneoo pipe
liras according lo (lie view nf the
proaldant and hip pnatmaaier gone’Ml
rt .t HORKNKKN
H lim Menmrrala Were In.
Omaha To lha fldltnr nf The
Hum ha Roe Toil nmol not t>a loo
hard nn Ilia domncrala for killing all.
lha farm relief bills |i wap a won
dor tn nio there Were an mouv that
repudiated their war cry, special
prh llggop In no one Probably they
know the hllla wouldn't rarrv, any
ivai Thai war rrv la plot for editor
latln* and campaigning with, because it
nevor amounted to a 1 fiddler a damn
when It came tn deodo That ao|#niti
aa*ert|on that all special privilege*
wars ghpnluialv wrong meant when)
the rapuhlloana plckad nut tha prtv I
logoi As hiafnry prnvad. whon the
republican party had> soma domestic
tmifhlea and tha dainoerata altppad In
on a fluke Thov did nnt blow lip
anv rnbher tarlfT wall along tbe At
Igntlr, thov did not gruh out am
Slant tree rf rorrupllon Thov did
dn annia hac'klng hare and thara tn a
pnlltlral wav, but lhav only rut It
down a nlrkal, aftar all
Rut tha moat outstanding thing of
tho wtiola ' farce ’ was tha mo thlngo
that tho writ fnlght *rl up tn th»|
I'lo counter ‘ with wool and hldea
wrra put on tha fira Hal
It A fF.FT,
"Ttion Shall \nl KIM "
Ganna. Neb Wo lead So III Ur h In
our dally papeia about murder and
killing nna another. blit wbal tan lc
said a bon t kilting those Instead of glv
t'g them life Imprisonment ‘ t have
oflon wondered whore they rarely eil I
Hiaf law. They suralv did not get R
finni tha scitplmea. Rend Mall I, : |
I'lioae are Christa own wurda 'The
law commandad an ava for an nr
and a tooth for a tooth." Matt $ jk
Hut we aia not living under tha old
I aaiamant we are In tha New. Amri
f' • —-— —.
Ira la rallaJl an anllghlanad nation
Why not < onaldar. If a rnan kill* a
man ha ia a. murdarar. and If thay
hang tha murdarar t*r pul him in tha
rlarlrlr rhalr thay ara murdarar i who
do It.
Whv not giva tha mtafdarar Ufa 1m
pr I non rnan t and lat thtni w*»rk? if
*Ha\ ran hva and work, thay ara
doing aorna good, hut If you kill tham
whgt good can thay do* Notnidy hut
tha Almighty haa n right to kill, and
tf Ha w/inta to kill tham lat VI Irn do
an. Ha la abla. Wa Hava no right
to. fta haa navar glvan ua any rorn
mand to kilt anybody. It ta only a
hanthan hallaf to kill, not h ri\Ill/ad
nation. A good mam *aia airtight
*r»ed to thia fact and we hope and
wish that our nation would consider
thaae thing* and get enlightened T
would halt to l»e the person that
!,flngs nr puts people In tha electric
'hair. Me la a murderer, and the**
that are in favor of it, and he will
have to gt\« an account of It In the
last d«\ MRS SOPHIA PARK.
Not Through Yet.
Why worry? I railed on President
Kliot in hla office at Harvard one
winter day In 1900 In leaving. I said I
hoped to come and «f*> him again on
my neit visit to Cambridge; he re
plied that he might not Ire there. In
amassment I inquired if he were go
ing to resign. “Certainly not; hut Mr.
Phslps. I cm tl,M This Struck me •* *<> I
funny that I burnt out laughing. Had
The beautiful
G>wi»try
oft hr Ozark*
C A charming « ^
place to epend Vi^,
voor Taxation ' \
thli rammer. Go \
C Complete re it
and recreation.
Splendid accommo
dation*—hotel*,club*,
cottage*, camp*.
C It’* *o near home
— *o inexpensive to
reach and enjoy.
C For illuatrated
booklet and detailed
travel information
call on or writ#
T K GODrRFY
Piviaiott Panenftr Agent
1404 Flag! Nat’l Bank BMg
iJA.ki** 454.4)
Omaha. Nek
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Be Neuritis
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THUV ALWAYS BOMB KMM
Tory a’waye mm* bu<~k to Nebraska.
No mailer how far they way roam—
OMfonug, Florida., Alaska—
.‘i>r.--aaka is ajwav* in* r bom*
They know that her (Idea are the fa-re—
ller br«w< th* aoftegt that blow
Her 4* -* a-e tn* races'
Her crop* are the grea'es*. that grew.
No rr.a’ *r a - ere grim fate i* lead ' r
The r hearts ever turn bark to the#
There's soenethlng inside that ta pieac T
Once more your great g’orie* to *e»
Th*v- hear the tweet choru* that'* gw* :ng—
Trie rboru* of plenty for ali—
They feel a deep something imp* 'g
To initt- >cur bome-coming ca
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Ard whether It'* *aat o'er the ocean
Or ov»r the ccean :• a west
I know they st.ll cling to th» notion
That good old Nebraska's th* be*’
I know In good time thayl! be earr ing
Straight back, and will ne'er aga.ri roam
That a h one of them will be humming
The tender refrain, "Home, Sweet H -me '
They always come ba’k to Nebraska,
Ncf matter how far they may roarr..
Florida, Cuba, Alaska—
They always look on her as home.
They long for the skies that are bt ie*t.
Ko' ’h* land of the wheat and th#
1 hey long for ' he fn»rd* that are f oes -
They're coming back home, * ire • ye . r* born.
A friend of our who suffer* from t-e gossip of a neightgre
« that tf the aforesaid neighbor ever goes down -own *!vd
keei<a her mouth shut *h* will be arrested for carrying con
cealed weapon*.
Our great*** regret at being unable to sit in the galle.-.es
at New York and watch proceeding* i* that we are thus de- ^
p ved of an opportunity to watch our old friend V. J. B gal
Jantly fightiru re that the adoption of prohib.tion took w
the liquor question out of politics forever.
By the »t" a whole lot of little opportunities missed might
have been. If grabbed, the big oppor'unlty you mourn abont
a* never having arrived.
Th* thousands who have lp##n thri #J by tfe* eloquence of
' Big Jeff while being initiated In'o th# mysteri** of Ak-Sar
Ben, wer» not a* all surprised at the nomination of Charles C
Irawe* when they learned that it wae Big Jeff ’ who put him
In nomination. When Colonel Jefferi* get* well etar’ed he ca«
charm the bird* out of the trees, paint the rhetorical Ulv and
polish the refined gold of speech, to eay nothing of holding en
thralled m»re convention delegates. A lot of time, money end
worry might have been saved the convention by g-'ing -Big
Jeff the floor immediately after the nomination of Coolidge.
—
Bv the way. »h# nomination of Mr. Dawes recall* th* fact
•hat Nebraska has furnished aome mighty big men to the na
non at large. Among th# many there come* to mind Juet at
•his moment the name* of Blon J. Arnold, the world s greatest
consulting engineer, Walter Wellman, explorer and journaltat;
Henry M. Htanlev, explorer and journalist: Brigg* end John
son. the cartoonists; Charley Magoon. lawyer* and first gov
ernor general of Cuba Henry Bstabrook. lawyer: and tije list
might be continued almost Indefinitely bv consultation wrh
other*. No, we didn't forget W. J. Bryan. And there is 'Pussy
foot Johnson '
And women—Blia W. Peattie. Dorothy Canfield. Win*
father and Mary Holland Klnkald. Of men and women who
have earned nation-wide fame Nebra»ka ha* contributed more
than her quota. Th* good old *tat* ha* never yet furnt»h*d
th# nation with * vice president, but right now the chances
look mighty good, WILL M. MAI "PIN.
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h» then known that 14 years later he
would b« both alive and active, he
would have been epared much super
fluous apprehension. 1 mention this
/or the benefit of that large class of
persons who upon reaching the age
of fill, spend the next 30 years predict
ing thetr speedv death.—William
Lyon Phelps in 8< rlhnei ».
When in Omaha
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