THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. MAY 31. 1921.
Insurance Epert
Favors Review of
Rates by States
Formation of Local Companies
Jo Compete With Eastern
Concerna Advocated by
. Alfred M. Best.
That states ought to review insur
ance rates as to reasonableness and
adequacy toward licensing insurance
companies, in place of a private ex
change holding control over the
various companies, is the belief of
Alfred M. Best, expert insurance
critic and editor of numerous insur
ance pamphlets in New York City.
Mr. Best was in Omaha Sunday
and Monday in consultation with in
surance men on private "matters.
The middle west is not backward
in the insurance business, Mr. Best
declared.
Believes in Local.
"In the last five years numerous
local companies have been estab
lished, and with success," he said
"I believe in the formation of local
companies if they are big enough to
compete with eastern insurance firms
It encourages competition.
The present money stringency has
not affected the insurance business
materially," Mr. Best continued. "Of
course, there has been a tendency
of large business firms to carry no
heavier insurance on their property
during this business depression."
. Mr. Best said that the greatest in
crease in volume of property values
in the middle west will take place
within" the next 20 years.
Though new insurance companies
are springing up throughout the
west, foreign firms are writing about
40 per cent of this country's lire and
marine insurance, Mr. Best said.
Policies for $1,000,000,000 Issued.
Nearly $1,000,000,000 in fire and
marine insurance was written in this
country in the past year, nearly 100
per cent increase over the previous
record, Mr. Best- stated.
While in Omaha, Mr. Best was the
guest of William J. Hotz, 2415 North
Forty-fifth avenue.
The;,noted insurance expert leave
tonight for New York, where he will
reappear before the Lockwood in
vestigating committee of the New
York legislatute, which is probing
the alleged private control of insur
ance business in that state.
Mr. Best was an expert witness
before that committee.
DeMolay Boys Pay Tribute
To Memory of Dead Comrade
Members of the Omaha Chapter
No. 2, De Molay for Boys, observed
their first annual Memorial day,
when they gathered at the Scottish
Rite cathedral Monday afternoon to
pay tribute to the . memory of
Thomas H. Sutphen, a fellow mem
ber who died December 3, 1920.
In a beautiful ritual, the boys paid
Cii.MiB d.aiK...-a. A. h aim -j-I. a n n nnmrnrfd
George C Pardee, past master coun
sellor of the De Molay, delivered an
eulogy on behalf of the De Molay.
Bert A. Wilcox, representing the
Masonic bodies, delivered a patriotic
address in which .he pleaded for
more companionship betwen fathers
;and sons. v
A group of girls, representing
Job's Daughters of the Eastern Star,
sang two sacred numbers.
More Truth Than Poetry
By JAMES J. MONTAGUE
DOWN WITH TOBACCO.
Thou rank cigar, that numbs my brain,
Thou noxious pipe, with reeking bowl,
No longer shall I vow in vain .
To shake the shackles from my soul.
Thou nerve destroying cigarette,
Thou slab from which I cut my "chaw,"
Upon ye all will soon be set
The stern faced minions of the law!
No more I'll dull with nicotine
My once untratnmeU'd power of thought,
,My left bicuspid's ivory sheen
Again shall gleam the way it ought.
No more beneath the doctor's eye
I'll clutch my breast and stare and start,
What time I hear him sternly cry:
"Young man, you've got tobacco heart!"
The law. shall save me from these things,
No pipe, cigar nor cigarette
Can touch me when the statute flings
About me its protecting net.
. I'll look the whole world in the face,
I'll fear no fate, not even death,
And there wjll be no taint nor trace
Of nicotine upon my breath.
And I'll be glad, yes glad indeed!
With rapture will my chest expand,
Upon the instant that the weed
Is banished from my native land.
But in the meantime here's a torch
A neighbor left the other night,
And so wel'U sit here on the porch
And talk, and have you got a light?
Postal Workers
Endorse Hays'
Welfare Plans
GENUINE FRIENDSHIP
We can forgive Russia a good deal if she will continue to park Bill
Haywood and Emma Goldman over there.
BACKWARD CHILD
Peace is now more than two and a half years old, and there is very
little of it for its age.
MAKE A LASTING ONE
Let's hope our peace resolution won't be as easy to break as some of
those we made New Years.
(Copyright, 1921. by The Bell Syndicate. Inc.)
Delegates Entertained at Den
Following Convention .
Next Convention to Be
Held at Hastings.
In joint convention here Monday
at the Castle hotel, delegates of the
state associations of letter carriers
and post office clerks endorsed the
humanizing program for the welfare
of postal employes outlined recently
by Fostmastcr General WilljHays.
The afternoon session was devoted
entirely to business.
The carriers elected the following
officers: David W. P. Sinclair, Hast
ings, president; J. Homer Clark,
Lincoln, vice president; Judge Her
man Karlin, Columbus, secretary;
W. D. Shear, Lincoln, treasurer; C.
W. Mulloy, Fremont, member of the
executive board; W. C. Bouk, Oma
ha, delegate to the national conven
tion in St. Louis, Labor day, and C.
B. Newton, Omaha, member of the
M. B. A. board.
The clerks elected: J. R. Adams,
Hastings, president; Miss. Ella
Muntz, David City, vice president;
Barry Barlick, Beatrice, treasurer;
W. W. Harvey, Omaha, secretary
and delegate to the national conven
tion in Minneapolis, Labor day,
William Otte, Lincoln.
Hastings was selected as the next
convention city and Washington's
birthday as the convention day.
Out-of-town delegates were enter
tained at the Den last night. Those
who did not go to the Den were en
tertained at the Castle hotel with a
vaudeville show.
Lafayette
You will say you never knew
the thrill of a hundred horse
power at your command
until you released it in the
La Fayette
LA FAYETTE-HAYWARD CO.
Farnam at 28th Phone Har. 0345
You have always known there would be such a car
.
Common Sense
Brief City News
Hish Mass High mass for hero
dead was celebrated in St. Cecelias
cathedral, Memorial day. Arch
bishop J. J. Harty officiated.
Puncliboard Stolen Farnam Bil
liurd hall, 2543 Farnam street, re
portd to police the theft of a punch
board and $150 in prizes for the
gambling device, Sunday night.
Don't Ask Central "Central" will
no longer inform patrons where the
firo is when the .fire wagons dash
down the street. Such "curiosity
calls" tie up telephone traffic, ac
cording to company officers.
Robbed by Highwaymen Two
armed negroes held up Ij. W. Boy
len, 405 South Twenty-fifth avenue,
at Twenty-fourth and California
sireets, early Monday morning.
They took $4.
Receives Testimonial Hans Niel
sen, retiring Bertillon officer, re
vived 'a brown leather traveling
bag as a token from the police
force, prior to his departure for
Lincoln yesterday.
"Bum" Chock On complaint of
Lewis V. Edwards, police arrested
Andrew T. Reed, 1524 Dorcas street,
Sunday, on a charge of giving Ed
wards a check without having
funds in the bank to pay it.
Car Overturned Charles Swear-
lngen, 1610 South Forty-first
street, sunerea injuries 10 ms ngni
arm when the car in which he was
riding with C. B. Sells, overturned
' at Eightieth tfod Center street Sun
flay night
Catches Burglar A man who
gave his name as James Farr, 3910
South Fourteenth street, was caught
as he was climbing out of a window
at 4826 South Twenty-third, street
Sunday morning by Roy Cole, who
' rooms there.
Fur Store Robbed A moleskin
. cape worth $600 and a Russian
sable choker worth $200 were
stolen rrom tne rur snop or Henry
E. Thomsen, 201, South Eighteenth
street Saturday. Thieves also took
momsen s car, dui it was recovered.
Collision on Bridge H. Nichol
on, negro, 2611 Maple street, was
arrested, charged with reckless
driving, early yesterday morning
after a car he was driving collided
with one driven by Chris Iverson,
garag owner, ; Western, . la., on the
Douglas street bridge.
Raid on Gamblers Six pool hall
proprietors were arrested Sunday,
charged with operating gambling
devices. They are J. Kembraugh
and Ed Smith, 1007 Howard; Arthur
Ware, M. Phillips and C. H. Rich
ards, on Cuming street, and John
Taverek, 901 Sherman avenue.
Wooer Arrested When Alice
Kline was awakened in her room
at 2514 Jones street at 4 yester
day morning by George Keane,
another roomer, she screamed and
summoned the landlady, Mrs. E. M.
Barr, who called the police. Keane
was arrested. He said he called on
the girl to ask her to marry him.
"Advance Agent" Police arrest
fed Harry Porche Sunday night on
a tip that he was "locating" jobs
for out-of-town burglars to do in
the way of robbing some big stores.
Extra police have been stationed at
big downtown stores sine Saturday
night because Saturday's heavy re
ceipts of cash could not be ban.lce-1
UStil today.
By J. J. MUNDY.
Useless Questions.
Don't ask questions that you could
answer if you would think.
There are few so annoying as
those who will ask information rather
than think or look for themselves.
It should not be necessary for
anyone to give you the same infor
mation more than once.
In nearly every office there are
some employes who depend on
others to tell them things they should
know about their own work.
When told ' they merely use the
information for the time being and
make no effort to impress their own
minds wijh the necessary facts.
It is an easy way to avoid think
ing, and it also is just the way to
lose ultimately the power to think.
It is so easy to let your desk
partner remember for you, isn't it?
It is so easy to let the other fellow
keep track of the way the wind
blows, figuratively speaking.
Mental laziness is the worst form
of laziness and is mental suicide.
Some day you will regret your
inability to"think, for brains are
more and more in demand each year.
Copyright, 1921. .International Feature
i Service, Inc.
Jewel, Flower. Color
Symbols for Today
By MILDRED MARSHALL.
Today's talismanic gem is the em
blem of sorrow jet. However, the
ancients believed that it acted as a
protection against the causes of sor
row, if it was worn in close contact
with the flesh. Like the pearl, it
is most beautiful if constantly worn.
The opal, today's 'natal stone, is
said to promise great possessions for
those born on an anniversary of this
day. Symbolic of constant change,
it also prophesies for its wearer a
life marked by luxury and extrava
gance. Today's lucky color, according to
ADVERTISEMENT.
the Orientals, is yellow. They be
lieved that if worn by a woman, it
signified that she would- know un
expected happiness.
The purple wisteria is today's
flower, and is believed to dispel sor
row for those who wear it.
Copyright, 1921, Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.
Where It Started
"The Exception Proves the Rule."
This proverb is very generally
used in the wrong sense. It orig
inated when the use of the word
"prove" meant "test;" as the ad
vice of St. Paul, "Prove all things."1
The exception to a rule proved it
that is, tested it and sometimes
showed the rule to be wrong. Thus
the proverb originally meant "The
exception puts the rule to the test,"
not "proves it," as we use the. word
today.
3
3
That's Why
You're Tired
Oaf of Sorts-Hive Ne Appetite
Year Liver Is Sluaoisb
CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS
will help put you right
and give ns A
wire a cnancrc r Jk
to renew your f
iieai in. um
rect the im.
mediate effects of constipation, relieve
biliousness, indigestion and sick head
ache.
SiuO Pffl Small Dote-Snail Price
Telephone Company Discontinues
Giving Location of Fires
No doubt you have had the experience of
trying to make an important telephone call at
the time of a fire and have not been able to get
a prompt response from an operator.
This probably happened for the reason that
the operators were busily engaged in answer
ing inquiries as to the location of the fire.
-
It is the habit of many people to lift their
receivers and ask the location of the fire every
time that the fireNdepartment dashes along the
street. This condition paralyzes the telephone
service for several minutes.
Giving out information as to the location
of fires necessarily results in the delay of tele
phone calls for doctors, the police, reports of
other fires and important business ' and social
messages. '
For this reason, it has been decided to dis
continue, as of June 1, the practice of giving
out information as to the location of fires.
H0J5I8ESTEBN B
e phone. Company
DRUGGIST GIVES
FACTS IN WIFE'S
CASE TO PUBLIC
Had Suffered Many Months,
Says Lyons, but Health
Completely Restored
by Tanlac
Ed Lyons, well known druggist,
living at 3400 Strong avenue, Kan
sas City, Kan., has the following to j
say about lanlac:
"My wife has taken Tanlac with
such splendid results that it gives
me pleasure to recommend the
medicine every opportunity I get.
For a year she had been suffering
from stomach trouble, and was in
a badly run down state of health.
Everything she ate seemed to dis
agree with her, and she was in con
stant distress from indigestion and
bloating. She suffered dreadfully
from constipation, headaches and
dizziness, and "her sleep was broken
and restless. She just dragged
around to do her housework, and
at times wasn't even able to be up.
"Down at the drug store so many
people kept coming and telling what
Tanlac had done for them that I
got my wife to try it, and from what
it has done for her I must say that
it is certainly a wonderful medicine.
Why, it has relieved her entirely
of stomach trouble, everything
agrees with her perfectlyand she
has regained her strength and put
on several pounds in weight. She
is rid of the constipation headaches
and dizziness, sleeps Jjke a child
at night, and is enjoying the best
of health. We are both, mocethan
tot Jyr.
Announcing for Tuesday
i
Our Semi-Annual Choice of tlie House Sale
.... of All Spring and Midsummer
Millinery
This is an event which all Omaha women wait for and this year the models, some
of which have just been put in stock, are lovelier than ever. You may choose from
large dress hats, semi-tailored hats, chic street hats,- afternoon hats, evening hats.
To those who know the character of Burgess-Nash millinery, this announcement is
suf f icient, but for those who do not, we urge you to come to this wonderful sale
of trimmed millinery, which will far surpass any previous sale of the season.
Third Floor
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'SVERYBOBYfc 6TOR3"
"HELP YOURSELF CLUB "
Standing of the Club. Member. IM'Y Z ?.mh
counted In the office of tha Club Manager up to S p. m., Saturday, May 28. It will
bo noticed by studying thla Hat that many chanfoa havo been made in the poaitions
of aotne In tha raca.
Club membora who antared only a ahort tlma ago now have commanding pot.
tiona in tho columns What othera can do. jreu can do. TRY IT.
VOTE VALUE OF SUBSCRIPTION PAYMENTS
Tha PAII.Y and Sunday. Morning or Even
ing, by Boy Carrier In Omaha. Council
Bluffs and In towns where Carrier Boy
service la mainiainea.
Morning, Evening anil Sunday by
Yeara 125.50
S Teara 20.40
t Tear 10.30'
t Montha 5.10
3 Montha 2.65
Morning- or Evening Without Sunday
lamer uoy service,
New
160,000
180,000
16,000
SI.000
15,000
by
1 Tr., 6 Montha fSn.SO
t Tear IK.no
Montha 00
3 Montha .. 4.i0
Pally and Sunday by Hall.
New
jso.onn
162,000
i.noo
is.ooa
3 Trs., montha ..- .". . 3 5
8 Years 16.60
1 Tear 7. go
Months 3.9n
3 Montha 1.15
Sunday Only by Boy Carrier.
S Teara $25.60
2 Yeara 10.40
1 Tear 6.20
( Montha 2.60
'New
150,000
136,000
62,000
22,000
10,000
New
260,000
76,000
32,000
12.000
New
160,000
136,000
62,000
22,000
10,000
S'4 Teara , 335.60
J Teara 15.00
1 Tear 7.60
6 Montha 4.00
S Montha 1.00
Dally Only by Mall, Without Sunday
New
5 Years 525.00 260.0O0
3 Yeara 10.00 76,000
I Year 6.00 32,000
6 Montha 2.60 12,000
Sunday Only by Mail
4 Teara Jlil.00
2 Years ; 6.00
1 Year , 2. DO
Months 1.25
New
76,000
52,000
12,00(1
6,00V
Renewal subscription payments will bs given half aa many votes as new subscription
DISTRICT NO. 1 -Will
Include all territory Inside the
City limits of Omaha aouth of Pacific
street, west of the river to Seventy.
second street. Including Ralston, Belle-
vue. Fort Crook and Avery.
One $1,115.00 Maxwell, one $20.u
R. I.. Deposit and one (100.00 R.
I,. Deposit will be awarded In thla
district.
Jirs. rearl starkey, 1937 S. 12th. . . .299.940
George Peterson, 3412 Wright 288,870
nira. r. mareceK, ozm s. 2Uth 296,410
Mrs. J. N. Williams, 3608 S. 23d 297, 7SU
Mlas I. E. Kolle, 1336 8. 31st 297.400
L. A. Speltzer. 6626 S. 23U ...296.740
Ernest Hcrngren, 2015 S. 7th 296.720
R. W. Sage. 2618 S. 33d , 283.4I10
H. Hakemholz, 5323 Monroe 273,650
Henry Kurst. 3205 W 268,7."0
Mrs. F. IV Hawarth. 1775 S. 9th. .. 263.870
Mrs. C. A. Kautli, 1882 Bancroft. . .245,680
.T. I,. Beecrort. 4545 S. 18th 235.990
O. H. Evans, 4550 S. 40th 202,580
John 8pell, 810 Forrest Ave ..278,(100
Mrs. Thomas Seize, 2318 I St 217,180
Mrs. C. A. Christiansen, 522 Cedar. .202,840
Iva Sieael. 1724 Dorcas 173.8604
John Kwasnlewskt, 2857 Oak 145,650
Martha Ebert. 2403 Poppleton 133,419
Mra. O. S. Dusenbury. 1906 S. 33d.. 82,300
Mrs. Anna Ruppert, 2014 Martha... 68.910
Ml s C. O'Halloran, 2971 S. 10th.... 29,370
Mrs. E. J. McEvoy, 2323 S. 14th... 11,200
E. H. Burke, 1102 Park Ave. 11,190
Norman Lewis, 1922 S. 29th 6,280
Mrs. Mary R. Cole, 209 France 5,080
Mrs. Ella Dostal, 2300 S. 14th 5.070
DISTRICT NO. t
Will Include all territory Inside the
city limits of Omaha nri on, and
north of Pacific street, nest of the
river to EiKbty-third street and aa far
north aa Maple street.
. One f 1,1 15.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
R. & I-. Deposit and one $100.00 B.
& 1.. Deposit will be awarded Id this
district.
Alvin K Barton, Lyons .......
A. M. Handera, I'laltamotith ..
Tonald WrurIi. r, 2, Valley ..
Marie Rowaldt, Ytitan
Nellie Iwyer, Colon
Kd R.'Horak, WlnnohnKO
Mildred H. Johnson, Mead
Mabel nradau. Went Point ....
W. H. HneiHtinniin, Fremont ..
Jens JenttPii, Lyons
Anna, Hluinni. Kcribner
Mrs. John Huebner, R. t
Uordun Hmltli. Lyons
i. w. warrd-k, Blair
Herman Buhk. Ttocmer,.,"
J. M. Fox, Orelna
.Mrs. C'liaB. Andrews, Arlington
J. H. Domingo, Weeping Water,
Clifford Cunningham, Wahou ..
Mrs. Edith Schooler, Rosalie ..
Chas. J. Hwoboda. Prague
Mrs. tl. B. Darling. Hooper ....
Win. Mi.'k, Cedar Blurfa ;
Htella Slurry, Spriiigfltld
. C.1 Hnhack, Nehawka
I. A. Struthees, Craig
Klla Tlech, Bancroft
Zetta Lower, Valparaiso
...296,610
...296,960
...295,520
...295,410
...247,7211
. . .239,860
. ..221,311)
...218.94(1
...215.280
. . .20, 3611
. . .202,80')
...202,4:10
. ..183,760
...165.790
...146,170
...145,310
...143,31(1
,..139.264
,..129.666
...1H.7S'.
,..109,771)
.. .104,39(1
...102,860
0,6o
.. 70.4011
.. 51,00(1
,., 45,95(1
DISTRICT NO. 7.
Will Include the following counties in
the state of Nehruska: Otoe, Nemaha,
Richardson, Pawnee, Johnson, tinge,
I.ancnster, Seward, Milne, Jefferson,
Thayer. Fillmore, York, Hamilton,
Cloy, Nuckolls. Webster and Adnms.
One $1,115.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
B. L. Deposit and one $100.00 B.
h . DPit 'IU be awarded In tbia
district.
Mrs. M. L. Vosburg, 2564 Douglaa.
Mrs. W. J. Whitakpr, 4804 Dodge.
Douglas Peters, 206 S. 32d
Kloye B. Morell, 644 S. 25ti2 Ave.
Mrs. C. J. Hubbard, 3804 Farnam.
R E. Holbroolt. 3556 Pacific ...
Mrs. Marie Coulter, 3009 Harney..
Mrs. A. E. Waack. 2222 Howard..
Ralph N. Pratt, 602 8. 28th
Louis J. Schafer, 112 N. 26th ...
Mrs. Anna Marlnelll, 858 S. 21st.
C. A. Weir, 1916 Charles
Dr. Frank O. Smith, Blackstono. . .
Mildred Plank. 2714 Burt
E. H. White, 667 S. 33d
W. T. Zelsel, 3314 Decatur
Mis. Emllv Winner, 119 N. 20th .
C .T Wrlorht. 2310 Howard
Mrs. B. -N. Clausen, 4809 Underw'd.
Horace Schaeffor, 422o Cuming
O. B. Hyde, 3830 Seward
Harold Anderson. 3116 Marcy
Rev. N. C. Hanson. 1713 N. 26th..
A. Hicks, 2716 Miami ,
J. K. Mcintosh, 4160 Chicago
Dcssie D. Harrop, 2587 Douglas
A . n. Klein. ir.. 4808 Dodge . .
Mrs. C. M. Tomandl, 4507 Charles..
Mrs. Bessie Beach, 1008 S. 29th'
Phinas Wintroub, 1324 Howard ..
Fred Keogh. 220 N. ism ......
L. N. Swanaon, 4129 Lake ....
Mrs. C. E. Linneman, 168$ Viotor.
O. W. Hendee, 4204 Burdette ..
Harold Neilson, 4315 Seward ..
C. F. Slosson, jr., 4906 Cuming..
Roland Preisman, 1018 N. 32d ..
Mrs. Mary Engle, 2705 Cuming ..
W. C. Neilson, 1824 N. 33d
Thos. K. McLeavey, 833 Park ..
,299,500
,298,580
,298.400
,298,360
,297,790
297,470
,297,450
,297.290
296,600
296.410
295,840
295,610
294,680
294,210
293,980
287,810
271,430
268.910
.265,630
,262,480
260,130
241,986
238,490
232.860
232,850
230,700
224,860
218,610
215.060
180,390
173.400
163.810
127,870
122,540
118,960
112,080
66,400
44,390
11,300
5,480
DISTRICT NO. 8. v,
Will include all territory Inside the
city limits of Omaha on and north of
Maple street, west ol the river to
Eighty-third atreet and north to Bar
geant atreet, includina Florence and
the Carter Lake district.
One $1,115.00 Maxwell, one $;0M)0
B. & L. Deposit and one- $100.00 b.
X. Deposit will lo awarded In tiMs
district.
Mrs. O. L. Tracy, 2811 Browne. .. .299,760
G. J. Emery. 2554 Pratt-. ,...297,900
Violet Brotchle, 6020 Flor. Blvd. .297,710
Mrs. J. M. Streeter, 4008 N. S4th.. 292,800
W. E. Stutenroth, 2466 Camden. . .292,800
Lao Daniels, 3302 Maple 2,1'H2
P. F, Outschewskl, 3311 Ames. .. .289,940
Edna Lawrenson, 7711 N. 28th Ave280,940
C. D. Schnell, 2423 Crown .Point.. 272,640
C. Hall, 2879 Vane ;."i,!fHl!
Mrs. R. Tedesco. 293D Lin. Blvd. .262,460
Mont Harris, 2945 N. 47th Ave. . . .242,360
Mrs W. W. Davis, S929 Flor, Blvd.230,610
H. Christiansen, 6904 Minna Losa. .218,610
Mrs. Gust Krantz. 7301 Maple. .. .200,110
S. M. Fihley. 1921 Binney ...194,780
Mrs. L. M. Thlrtle, 6005 N. 30th. .154,110
Winifred Travis, 2861 Fowler. . . ...143,970
Mrs. Tom Rodebaugh. 3180 Mer'th. 113,419
Mrs. Harry Rogers, 85U N. 29th... 62,810
Mrs. E. O. Peets. 2727 Laurel 2H52
Mrs. A. Gouglel, 5225 Flor. Blvd...-. 6,020
Mrs. "Thomas Brower, Geneva 299,820 ,
S. D. Long, Cotvles .298 740
Mrs. Mark Hall, Auburn '98V'0
Eleanor Shoff. Falrbur--., 297970
elva Bair, Fairmont 297,800
Affiles Krasomil, Aurora 297 7rt
a. -.i. i, ... r '1-'
..,,. L.o iTuuuru, iiay center ..296. 770
Vera Grosshaus. Sutton 296 710
Emma Krutz, Deshler...- 29620
Airs. Chas. Fowler. Nebraska City . .278i77()
Raymond L. Crosson. Hastings. . .?. 274,690
Margaret Aherns, Falls City 263,90(1
Charles Laune, Alexandria 237 82(1
Mrs. Lydia Wolfskin, Superior 214,980
Mrs. B. Anderson, 1324 H, Lincoln. .214,94(1
Sirs. C. D. Riley, Tecumseh 207,600
Mrs. Dean Kite, Auburn...... 185,790
Lola Hosford, Seward 178,790
Dclma Harp, Belvedere..... 161,740
R. W Mastin, Tobias 168,160
Oail Parsons, Humboldt 166,970
Vern Butler, Red Cloud 166,870
Mrs. Marie Morrlss, Hebron 119,660
George Whltesell, Kenesaw 118,690
Q. E. Gllmore. Hamird 111,470
Tillie Nolte. R. 2, Auburn -100,370
Alfred Bookwalter,. Pawnee City... 93,700
W. E. Price, Crete.. 89.040
C. M. Beggs. Carleton 62 400
Mra. B. F. Jordon. Tork 60,'470
Edwafd Brunlng, Bfuning ........ 54,290
E. E. Holme, Inland,..'. 36,000
Jewell Howard. Lincoln 6,009
Gladys Leahy, Peru .", 6,000
DISTRICT NO. S.
Will include nil territory in the atate
of Nebraska not Included in Districts
Number 6 and 7, also territory In South
Dakota. Kansas and Colorado.
One $1,115.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
B. L. Deposit and one $100.00 B. ft
L. Deposit will be awarded in this
district.
DISTRICT NO. 4.
Will Include all territory in the city
of Council Bluffs, Including the Mana-
OiJell'uisVoO Maxwell, one $200.00 B.
U Deposit and one $100.00 B. U
Deposit will be awarded In this district.
Anna Ward, 1006 5th Ave
Gertrude Sullivan, 813 Ave. B
R. P. Bolin, 2003 4th Ave
Ray Wilcox, 627 E. Broadway ...
Mra. Iva M. Ford, 806 So. 18th...
Dorothy Lenihan, 552 Harrison...
Mrs. Wm. J. Ryan, 2026 Ave. A..,
Mrs. M. A. Smith, 2804 Ave. D. . . .
unr.un.1illn 1QAS 3ri Ave
Mrs! Peter Jensen, Oakland Ct...,
R. D. Edwaras. Z3i Ave. .
Lou Dunlap. Grand Hotel ,
a n nnh.la finfi W Pierce.
a! W. Gelger. Jr., 426 Damon ....
Mrs. W. A. Mlicnen, zuao Ave.
299,870
298,500
297,660
246,760
230,680
203,860
202,470
201,610
200.410
128,760
118.580
103,670
49,080
25,760
21,970
DISTRICT NO. 8. .
Will Include all the territory In the
state of Iowa outside the city of
Council Bluffs and the Manawa dis
trict. One $1,115.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
B. & L. Deposit and Vue $100.00 B.
L. Deposit will be awarded la thla
district.
June Oviatt, Shenandoah
Glen C. Siilick, Missouri Valley..
Geo. W. Moore, Bartlett
O. J. Atkins, Neola
Harlan Klutts. Mondamin ...... .
Mrs. Blllie Iwen, Schleswlg
Mrs. Nettle Batcheldon, Riverton..
Bert Graham. R. 1, Logan
Merle Andress, Oakland..
Hazel Donaldson, Avoca
Leona Hamann, 'Persia
Betty Eacrett. Malvern..
Nellie J. Solleder, Thurman
June Beaver, Harlan
Marlon Caughell, Carson....
Rev. G. B. Bauman, Mlnden
Mra. S. L. Jefferson, Woodbine..
Myrtle "Rogers, Perclval
Ruth Knight, Glenwood
Merle B. Travis, Carson
Fred Tanks; Avoca.
T. J. Corner, Missouri Valley.....
Opal Snyder, Randolph
Mrs. Ona Johnson, Pacific Jet...
Mra. Lowell C. Mattox. Shelby...
Rernsrd Franklin. Hamburg
Oladya Mavla, Harlan...-
Mra. Kay rierson, nenaeroon
E. E. Axthelm. Glenwood........
Grant E. Froyd, Harlan
Blanche Collins, Bed Oak
.299
.298
.297
.297
.297
,296,
,26
,296
,296
.295
,266
,263,
,257,
,255,
,262,
,248,
,244,
,243
,229,
,22,
,226,
188,
165,
164,
165,
138,
10,
66,
6
5,
,860
,240
,430
,380
,120
940
820
960
,800
,610
,240
430
660
670
760
050
270
590
990
260
890
410
740
910
900
310
380
920
610
000
000
DISTRICT NO. 6
Will Include the following counties la
the atate of Nebraska 1 Cass, Sarpy,
Douglaa (outside the city of Omaha).
Meanders, Dodge, Washington. Burt,
Cuming, Thnraton, Dakota, Dixon.
One $1,115.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
B. L. Deposit and one $100.00 R.
I- Deposit will be awarded In this
district.
Frank Pallas, Pender
Mra. Lulu Owens, Ashland.
Mra P. E. Buck, Fremont. .......
Henrietta Miller. Oakland
Herman A. Homann, Elkhorn ....
Mrs. Archie Roberta, No. Bend.,.
E. F. Cushman, Kennard
R. V Kennedy. Tekamah
Josephine Ketchmark, Ft. Calhoun
Jessie B, Kays, vsisner.
,299,960
298.960
298.740
28,090
297,900
297,760
,297,660
297.640
296,920
,2tt,T0
Elisabeth E. Falrchild, Lemoyne..
A. R. Lee. 719 N. Locust, No. Platte.
Mrs. Fred Collum, Arnold
Mrs. H. J. Mcintosh, Cozad. ...... .
Hilda- Jacobson; Arapahoe
Fern Gates, Stamford..
Andy Stone, Wood River....
Bert Brownell, Chappell
Harriet Edwards, Scottsbluff
Hazel .Farrell, Gothenburg
Mrs. J. A. Qulnton, Brule
Mrs. Bertha A, Eber, Kirk
Martin Nielsen, Dannebrog
P. -C. McKenzie, IjBurwell. . ... ."S .. .
Mrs. A. K. Callahan. Gering
Helen Loomls, Gibbon .
Lucile Johnson, Orleans
Blanche Myers, Sutherland..-.
J. P. Minner, 109 W. 6th, Gr. Isl..
w. js. sneiton, i'axton
Mrs. E. Steinke, Holdrege ,.
Mrs. K. C. Dillman, Broken Bow..
Melba Phllbrlck. Ord
7. F. SchwalKer. North Platte
1 W. K. Harris. . Bertrand
Hazel Trundel. Sumner.... v
M. A. Hostetler, Shelton
Geo. Gardner, Bayard. . ;
Wm. Halsey, Lebanon .
Harry K. Selk. Sootla
Mrs. E. J. Relchstein, Minden
E. O. Nlsley. Lexington
Dr. C. H. Blackburn, Mftchell
H. B. VanBuskirk, Mullen
"Anna Randall, Long Pine
Andrew Campbell, Cambridge
R. L. Dunn, 6th Ave., Kearney...
Mrs. Clay Funston., Ogallala. . . . .. .
Wm. McKeevee, Cordova
Wm. F. Beranek. Loup City
C. B. Doasett, Axtell...r
Vera Corley, Callaway...,1...
H. C. McKay, St. Paul
Helen Hammond. Valentine
Mrs. F. S. Copeland, Bridgeport....
aigna Jr-eierson. Gddyvlile. . . .
Leland Zink, McCook
Albert P. Powers, Greeley
Winifred Bogue, Atkinson
Harvey Thompson, Ravenna..
Ethel FItslmones. Alnsworth.
Mr Grace Murray, Bloomtngton. .
jjick ruuman, sargent
Mrs. L Rosencrans. Julesburg, Colo.
Lizzie Mclntyre, Tyron
Oyma Clyde, O'Neill
Mrs. Roy Bennett, 811 W. 23d, Ky.
Mabel Douglass. Morrell
John Allsky, Brownloe..
C O. Jones, Hyannis
Isaac R. Ross, Anselmo
Clarence Sowler, Ansley .,
Irwin W. Klumb, Grand Island....
299,080
298,930
298.93(1
296,810
297,910
297,860
297,820
297,380
296,630
296.570
296,491)
296,410
295.210
294.H20
294,460
289,610
286,790
285.760
282,110
273,920
268,740
264,180
261,72.1
256,190
235.970
236,770
225,490
225,410
222.9SO
217.970
216.690
215.8111
208,340
203,100
200,170
199,470
198,000
197,760
182,780
169,840
160,370
153,76i)
144,010
144,600
142.790
140,730
126,470
117,900
111,261)
106,761
101,006
100,300
98,430
71.310
70,400
67.900
36,000'
22,740
10,970
5,760
6.000
6,000
6,009
DISTRICT NO. .
Will Include the following eonntlet la
the state of Nebraska: Bntler, Polk,
Merrick. Nance, Piatt. Colfax, Stanton,
Madlaoa, Boone, Antelope, Pierce
Wayne, Cednr and Knox.
' One $1,115.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
B. ft L. Deposit and one $100.00 B.
ft L. Deposit wiU be awarded in thla
district.
F. L. Brown, Schuyler ..299,890
C. J. Havlland, Norfolk 28,900
R. J. Swanaon. Fullerton 297.860
Mrs. Wade Pruitt. Humphrey 297,790
Krai T. Wlnglngton, Schuyler ....297,680.
R. E. Strasburg, Folk 297,670
.uanita Carlson, stromsburs ....297,410
Floyd Buchanan, Silver Creek ....2(7,380
W. C Balsey, Oakdale 296,80
E. C. Wilde. 823 S. 8th. Norfolk.. 296.810
A. E. Stafford, Rising City 296.620
Josephine Newton, Osceola 295,760
Blanche Colby, Shelby 295.560
Helen Wynkoop, Central City ....294,914
Anton F. Votava. Schuyler , 291.720
Josephine Evans, Platte Center... ...288,480
Ida Kutner. Stanton zn.dKO
Harry J. Muffley. St Edward ....246,700
Laura Kolena, Creighton 239,420
Elmer Nordland. Columbus 222,740
Sum Davlea, Wayne , 213,500
1). P. Hill. Genoa 202,790
T T . ... J I . . . AAA IVA
Vivian isw, I'd.ju -ny .vv,u
Cedrlo Anderson, Wausa 195,66
W. J. Keller. Fullerton 195,560
Haxel Sowders, Ncllgh' 14.700
Mrs. Ed Lyons, Newman Grove .,..187,860
Marguerite Durbln. Bloomfteld ....160,990
11. J. Maslowsky, Randolph 158.600
Lydia Seyersdahl. Madlaon 137,940
G. C-Smith. Albion 134,310
Henrv J. Havnea. Octavia 111.740
G. C. Griffin. Clarks 109.790
Wm. King, Cedar Rapids 36,470
The Extra Prize -Extra Vote
Offer, now in force and
which closet Saturday night
June 4th at 10 p, m., is the
best offer of Extra Votes
and' Extra Prizes to be
made during the balance of
the Campaign Supscrip
tions will never again earn
you as many votes as during
this period.