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THE OMAHA SUNDAY - BEE: MAY ' 12, 1911
Disfridl Leaders of Nebraska -High School Debaters
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SCHOOL ORATORS TO DEBATE
,duunpionji from Twelve Diitricti
1 Will Meet t Lincoln Stturd&y.
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BSVE5TY SCHOOLS KCLUBED
t . imlwi Ar pick n Mum
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knuka Rich erkool. " '
fTlw fifth annuaf Ut cnmpioiw,il,p
debate of the Kebruk Hltfh flchool Dt
btlni Utiw of orvmiy achoola, Iho
WW orlttoii o( Ita kin la th
ounuy. wmko held at (ho Cnlnmur
b Nrtraika ' ritxt (Utirdir, , Mar 'I.
Iflsk' tchoot rn Dy. Thta eontwt
frill m tka (Inai tront In a nrlOT of
vr Tiny abtM hld ainc PobrAary.
T ttintaataall lll k iprMntalvw
at tin ttralvt teboola mulch hava Aa
laa chajnploiihp honor la th tvolvo
trWi lata which ha laafoo la SI
trWod. The 'participant! la th atat
kaoata art th pick at bttwaan four and
five huadrad itudttita who aourht plaoaa
a tha taataa la tha 'laaoa contcata.
I Tha qucatlon dlaraaaod la tha atata
eharnplonahlp debata will bo tha aam
baa baaa fhraah4 out la tha dlftrlct
aat-niat at tha eloaooT aaalnat tha
pan ahop: ' "Raaolood, That tha nmva-
nant of oraairlaad labor- far- tha eloaad
I bap ahould racalTa tha aupport at aub
pl aplnloa." '
. ' ' Llat'af CaatMtaatai
Tha contaauaU will bo aa followi:
Tha Caalral dlatrict will ba rapraaantad
y Jaaaa Krtal, a atnlor rn tha (anava
Ikh arnaoL Thli la hia third roar la
tha Wort of tha laafW. Two roan aco.
Whoa ha rapraaaatod tha dutrlct la tha
itata ahaBiplonahlp debata. bo won third
aia baa. aartldpatad la eavaa
la tha laat two roar and la
tnataae waa awarded flrat plaea.
otholax ba taaka vary hith n hit
Ma tataaaa to -aaoar tha Stat
Itr aut fall.
Too Sowth Omaha Ulch echool. which
tha ahanploadhlp of tha oaatora U
prtct -ay wtnolaf from rioaiont from
bbUr and from Waaptna; Watr. win ba
rapraaaatod br Bdrar KWdoo. H ta
H roan aid and ta oa th toam UUa roar
for th flrat tlma, although ho waa bo
far that aa actlra mmbtr"bf tha Qaval
fobatlng aoalotr.. la acaolarablp ' ma
rank la high. Ha waa proatdant of hit
klaaa Iha. flrat aemaatar thla rr bad
baa tahaa aa aetlv part la all claa af
jfairm. KaovMr of th aubjoct. keon
rabattar and tercatul dollvary woa hia
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Th aut -contral dlatrtct'f roproaenta
tlv artll ba Arthur Aekormaa f th LM
Bola H!ih achooL Ha will bo iraduatad
thl rar; -whao ha la Juat II roara at as,
from tb rtatlfal eaurn. Ha .was bora
pa liaaola-aad attendod- tha Casual
aoaool. Ho on of th leadtnc oebolara
tn hia daaa. and ba artll atar Ut UaV
(rorattr f Nvbraaka aazt raar.
I Kraa fraaa Horlhera. tHatrtrt.
i Th U1 Kirh achool and tha north
era dlatrict will ba raproeeud br Rodger
k. Rraa. a mam bar of Jtho outor daaa.
Last roar ba waa aa O'Nonl'a aacond
am. which waa defeated by Atkbv
aoa'a flrat team. Mr. Rraa ba mad aa
WxoeUeat record la hia klgb achool work,
fie will bo graduated also from tha aor
paal training oourae with credit. II la
patae te aoUege la preparatloa tha
atady af bw. -
Tha ehamptoa af tha north-central dta
trlet tha Fsllertoo High ochooL which
(a member et the leecv thla rear for
lb flrat Una. baamil the work ka debate
fast tall aa aourao la aiguiueptaoen.
The FaUertoa team, In geaeral charge af
Pupertatendeot . C W. Wataoo and
coacbad by Re. A. G. McVay. a former
biabraaka Wealeraa anrMratty dabamr.
Proa from Hooper and tram Kewmaa
plan aaantmoaalr and from TUdea 1 to
k. Ta acboal'l reeraaontatraa wfil ba
laibart Brraoa. a member of tha aopbo
aoaro cleea, who I oarryhnaT tie tub.
pacta thai aamaatar m aadoaeafing te com
plete th cauraa ta tare rear. He at an
excellent aa-erouod atuaMct
rtOltp Ttacr Kohl, aea of area tor Philip
H. Koat at Wayne, will ba the rapre-
peatatlTO of the Bortaeaatera dutrtrt. Mr.
Kohl baa been en the Warn team for
Wo rear and has made a fla record
ta arpTamrTittilon and debata. He la a
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atnlor and ranks high 1 achnmnaJp la
th class of twent. Th Warn teem,
compoaed of Mr. Kohl, Clement Crop
land and Bernard McConnall, won from
Randolph and by default tram Crelghloa.
1 ealr from Narlhweat.
Th' Gordon High achool, which cap
tured flrat honors In the northwestern
dutrlct, will send to tb atata dabat as
Us- repreaeatstlve Qlann Oealy. rrom
tha country achool ha entered the Gordon
High school In IM. This Is his seeoad
(ear as member of the Gordon debating
. team, Of seven Interseholaetle. debates
In. which ha has takea part In th two
year Gordon has lost but one. Mr.
OcaJr I interested tn school affair In
.general. For. two rears ha has been a
member of the foot ball taaiq and ha la
a long-dlatanrs runner. In his all tats ha
has maintained a high grade of scholar-
hip. .;
Tha southern district will b represented
br Lee B. Browne of tha Hastings High
School. Ho attcadad to grade schoot at
Cdger ' and ' at tensed the Bdaw High
aohoot te th junior year. Ha waa a
member of Cdgar debating team tn the
leagua ta IMs-Ok Ha waa oat of school
m Itls-ii and entered th Hastings High
sohool laat tall aa a aenlw. Taking up
th debata work, be waa chosen a mem
ber of the team from a (quad af tea.
The Wjrmor High school. . which . baa
waa tb championship of tha aouthaaiH
ra dlatrict all Ova rear atno th league
was arganlsed, will be rpreeentd la the
stats debata by Augustus Holmlg. This
Is hia third year en tb Wrmor team.
Ho participated la en debate last year.
Ha has attended th Wrmor achoola
from tha primary gradss up. He hat
taken th sclenea-Etiglleh course and he
rank high la all hia stadias. Ho will be
iHffy's Pure Malt
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form of a rjodtdnal wboaaey.
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thd Government
Th genuine la end IN 6EAXED BOTTLES ONI.T sever la balk. Ptca
cannot t.jpply rou. wrhe Jo tit. srd we will te.l rou where It can be bought
anodloal booklet sent free oa request.
gratfitsu this rear. . Mr. llelrslg Is an
eathiuiaattc debater who has attained
unusual skill In oonaUructtr thinking and
In th art of dabat.
The Mlnden High achool, which ha won
the eharnplonahlp honor In th south
western district, has selected Lawrsnoe
C ' Benson ta represent It In th atata
contest. Formerly living at Holdrega, he
entered tha M1nda High school as a
sophomore In 1Mb. ' He took up the work
In debata last rear In hia junior year and
won 4 place on tha tralfi. I-art rear he
waa a member of the team that captured
second honora In tha dlatrict. Ha Is one
of the most popular hoys In school. Ha
it president of the aenlor' etaae.
Tha Kearney High 'af howl will send a
representative for the weatern district.
' Th ' first honors Iri fh west central
dlatrict hava been won by the UVrn
High school. In the ststs ehamptonahtp
dabat Its oaotealant wtil be Adela M.
lien barter. Mlet Keileabanror la a
member of the senior daaa. Throughout
tha octree ah ba ranked high In
scholsrahlp. Shs has taken a prominent
part In Intarrlaas debating and last year
won membership oa th school team In
th league debate. Th Merna team thla
year won from Broken Bow and by da
fault from St. Paul. Miss Kellenbarger
bas also takea first plaea for excellence
lb dramatta work la ooanty tontssts.
- tlpeettiaa.
Old Atlas, with the earth rarerullr bal
anced on bla shoulders, was asked how
things were coming.
ruet rata," Da repnea.
Rut vou were Been ta stanrer a mo
ment nio." .
"Meboy I aid." said the old man.
There' t a feller up on the globs there
TELLING THE STORY
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TESTES OYER SJ TEAMS
Tor mora thaa half a ceatury
trnffr Par Malt Whisker ha
bees before th pablle. and today
It Is better known and mora widely
used than war before. Thla a due
ta Ita great curauve qualities aad
ta tha frteade It la eontlaaallr mas
big. TTeftsslneisi mea, business
man, ' paopla la ail waika of Ufa,
everywhere, aa aad endorse It be
cause it baa glvsa them health,
strength and vigor, rrsstrlbsd by
dec tore and assd la keep! tela everv-
wnere. rteeognisea as a
medicine varywbera.
Whiskey is the only whiskey
as a medicine 01010; the Spanish-American war.
Tha Duffy Malt W aieksy Co. Roc he tor.
jr py
SOUTH .CAirtA
whos nsme Is Teddy, an' th way ha
Jumpe around and hollers and overbal
ance maaes ma jeti a leeue mile anx
ious.' Then he took a trash aria on hlmte.i
ana pesaea along. neveiana
.Dealer.
Plata
. . Merely Abbrevtatlaa.
A colonel of a British regiment In South
Africa, who waa repairing a railroad
after one of General Do W'et'a -many
breakagea, dlecovered a fine empty houae.
which he proceeded to oooupy as. head
quarters. When the newa of the 'colonel's com
fortable quarters reached Btoemfontala be
received a telegram which read:
"O. T. M. wanta houae."
Th colonel waa unable lo make out
what "O T. M." meant and Inquired of
officers who translated It "general traffic
manager."
"All right." said tha colonel. " If he
can uae hieroglyphic, to can L" ,
eto be wired back: , , .
O. T. M. can O. T. H."
Two daya later he received a dleratch
from Bioemfonteln ordering him to at
tend a board f Inquiry. On appearing
In due courae ha waa aakad what ha
meant by sending such aa Insulting mes
sage to a eupeetor officer.
, "intuiting r ' repeated tha onldnel In
nocently, "It was nothing of the kind."
"But what do roe mean," demanded
bis superior, "by tolling so I can G.
T. HI". ,
"It was simply an abbreviation." re.
pried the oolonor-"0. T, H. (general
traffic manager) can O. T. H. (gat tha
nous.)" London Mall.
-.Posad a I'ae toe Htaa. .
"Bor, If you'll com around aorae day
when I'm not ao bitty I'll sea If I can
make a place for you."
"Thank you alri It seems rather diffi
cult for ua buainssa msn to eo-ordlnbts
tn arranging our momenta of compara
tive leieure doein't Itt Oood after
"Hold on roungater! I'll give rou tha
job of stsndlng off the college presidents
whan they come around hero with sub
scription Jwpera Hsng up your hat."
Chicago Tribune.
OF
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and Medicine
WHAT IT COES
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Rvtng more aoartshwieat aa the
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Doctors sdTtc and aa Illustrated
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f&dMJ1, Answer V KJfe-. I
The "Union," with its superb stock of Home Furnishings,
and its "Just-right-for-a-beginner" easy payment plan, is
making possible many marriages that would otherwise
be postponed.
Plunge into U, you young protpectiveg! Half of tha world a worry I NEEDLESS worry;
juat go ahead and marry; ther a way provided for ua all, and It thould eaao your mind to
know that tba Lnlon" offers a THREE room outfit at 159.50. a FOUR room outfit at ,79.S0. . . .
and a FIVE room outfit at f 99. And. to top that off, you hare a long, very long time, to pay
tha amount due ut. In little, easy weekly payment.
"Union"
Specials
Iron Cribs
Childrn'a Iron cribs.
In white) or vtmii
enamel. Hare drop
over aides and all
steel fabric sprints
The usual
a $450
1 7 trradea
on saiei
Kitchen
Cabinets , ,
Fan.ous "MDougal"
make "Union" ette
aa sailing agent and
of fsrs ths full 11ns of
thee modem labor
aavsra Choose any
styls on ths "Union's"
origins! credit club
plsn; buy as low aa
!t.TS and pay only
1 down. tnn
weekly pay
ments of .....
Tapntey
Portieres
A line of It styles
will bs placed on
pifKg VII
$1.85
aal tomor
row at.
pair ...
A $10 Grade
And It's tb varv refrigerator
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instead of two ahalvea. Celebralea "uurner " awe; vim rsmovaois ice it,
2HI.2hU aide nartlOons: full rounded corners, etc. Door Is air tight and
hTT Mtit d iw I clreuiauon. Pilled with mineral wool, tha beat filling
KSwa Pleas not. that Its a fit gra rfrlgrtor. r
escriptioa klif
Ui pOH josrwu
NtLui
woo.er
Ub!e
nine
The Uiiioa" Prices
Ike $15 Pedestal Ex
tensien Table aboie
At $9.75
Ezastly Ilk llluatratloa above;
anad of Americas quarter sawed
oak; has large circular top, and
la fitted with t-foot extension
Hdea. Heavy pedestal b
square design, with claw feet.
GtsFan.cs
'TJnion,, still ha a few
of those $15 gas ranges
that caused such a stir
when offered
at, only
$9.75
Why pay
52.50 for a
wagon um
brella, when
toe -Union"
sells them at
60 cents.
577a the "Unioo"
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HTHE BEE Tor Sale. Miscellaneous" column is a
great, silent auctioneer of the newspaper world. You
have but to make known what you have for sale in
this column, and you will be surprised at the spied with
which some bargain-hunter will swoop down upon you.
Refrigerator at
pictured here, excepting that It haa ana
vi thifUUt
This Porch Swisf
At3.50
Bvrlnf made of hardwood, finished ra
a dorabl rod. Complete with aonv
rusting chains and a poeuve t.tt valua.
H A af MOCKS. "Union' mvmq
offers a special Una of utualMMP
I Let hammocks at each, onlyww'
CXHTAIN STRETCHERS, full ( 0
sisrd. usual ll.iS kinds wlthMNC
aoa-ruatahl pins, bow at only
Ask to see the special Notting
ham Lace Curtains at. .
poir
95c
Union
ttingQ
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COXSOUDA.TKD WITH THS PEOPLES
More r
Specials
Dresseri
Tomorrow rou will
hava offend a select .
hardwood dresser in
beautiful golden ' ef
fect. Complete-with
French bevel mirror
anaMroomr drawers.
llJtb tu any other
estsbllah- Cfi
ment. hut dD.tlll
bora at
Gasoline Stores '
"Union- la haad
auartera for th "In
surance" brand which'
Is absolutely safa
Prices down to tha
limit
. Velvet Fo.s "
Buy a t7x54-lncb rug
of select pattern and
undeniable AO.
tS.40 quail- VOC
ty, at only
Pee th "Union" for
everything required
to equip a home
$
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A line of Brussels
Fugs ef certain $20
raise goes on sale
At $11.98
Never yet haa ther been a bat
ter opportunity to boy positive
2.M grade, tall Seamless Brus
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truly lovely Floral and Oriental
P.t terns Heavy well wearing
floor coverings. ,
Go-Carts
"Union" sells a fully mod
ern, $5.00 collapsible Go
Cart at a price that
wins. Bay one
at, only . . . . .
$3.25
Don't stay
withont thofe
summer need
fuls; buy "em
here on -CEEDIT.
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