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U.S. Toy Makers
r Act rrntwiinti
Iii Tariff Bill
Duty of 40 Tor Cent Urged
On Foreign Product Ger
many Mobt Serious
Competitor.
lly The Associated Prese.
Wa.hinRion, Dec. 17. American
manufacturer! of toyi and ilollg
asked the senate finance - committee
today not only for protection against
German and Japanese competition;
but also for the exclusion of these
articles which are the product of
child labor. They asked for a duty
of 40 per cent of the value of the
toys and dolls based on the prices
prevailing in the American market.
German competition is the most
serious factor, they asserted, and im
porli from that country are seriously
felt. The American industry has
slumped SO per cent, it was testified,
despite price reductions .ranging
from 25 to 50 per cent. Doll mak
ing has been even more seriously af
fected, the witnesses declaring that
of the 134 doll factories in the coun
try a year ago, only 12 remain.
E. M, Johnson of New York,
speaking for American manufacturers
of imitation pearls and specialties,
urged that the duties on these arti
cles, as proposed in the Fordncy bill,
be retained. He exhibited, imitation
articles manufactured in this country
and pave the wholesale prices, re
marking that the retailers " "get the
profits."
"As usual." said Senator Smoot,
rmuhliran. Utah.
Asking for a cut of more than 50
per cent in the duty proposed in the
Fordney bill on novelty jewelry,. D.
J. Gallert of New York told the
' committee that the jewelry industry
was so well established in this coun
try that it needed little protection. ;
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Jrand Island Couple
) Celebrates Golden Wedding
--Grand Island. Neb.. Dec. 17.
rSnerial. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
-Smith of this city celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary with a
family reunion of their children and
their families. Of the five daughters
and one son all but one daughter,
residincr in California, were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith were married at
:: Covington, Va., in 1871. They have
made their residence in Grand Is
land for 30 years. Mr. Smith was
formerly employed by the Burling'
. ton railroad.
Otoe County Farm Bureau
' Holds Annual Meeting
Syracuse.- Neb.. Dec. 17. (Spe
rial A The annual meeting of the
Otoe county farm bureau was held
here and a large ueiegauon was
, present. Addresses were made by i
, -.-i State President C. J. Osborn and
Mr. Wittenberg of the Gage coun
ty bureau. ; The following officers
were elected: -President, E. L. Hunt;
vice president, William Heather;
tr secretary-treasurer, A.' H. DcLong.
The delegates to the state meeting
are E. L. Hunt, Y. R. Hedges and
L. C. Miesbach. : ', :..
De Witt Man Pays $28,000
Cash for Beatrice Farm
Beatrice, Neb., Dec. 17. (Special
Telegram.) As an evidence that
' farmers and others have faith in
Gage county land and business con
d'ticms in general, Gerhardt Buss,
well-known resident of DeWitt, pur
chased the .Ralph Ellis farm of 160
acres four miles northwest , of
. Beatrice paying $28,000 cash for the
place. " ' '
Volunteers May Enter
Washington Soldiers' Home
Lincoln, Dec. -.. 17, (Special.)
State G. A. R. headquarters here an
nounced that tinder a new ruling vol
unteer members of the Union army
may be admitted to the national
. home at Washington, D. C, which
heretofore has been closed to all ex-
, ccpt regular army men.
Wayne Public Library
Books in Great Demand
Wayne, Neb., Dec. 17. (Special.)
The Wayne public library dur
ing the month of November loan
ed 1,445 books to adults. The ref
erence books are in great demand
although fiction holds the lead. The
reading room is in use all the time
. and is crowded every night.
Prohibition No Joke
Federal Judge Proves
Lincoln, Dec, 17. (Special.)
Uncle Sam didn't label "joke" after
the Volstead prohibition liw and he
looks upon it seriously, according
to a statement made from the bench
by Federal Judge T. C. Monger as
he added a six-months' Jail sentence
to a $400 fine for a violator of the
law.
"You may read a lot of jokes
about prohibrtion in the newspapers
and at the movies," said the judge,
"but congress didn't mean the law
for a joke, and congress put it up
to the courts to enforce the law.
"The terms of the act are severe,
and if I gave too light sentences I
should be encouraging Jaw ureaK-
inr. Some eood men eet into
trouble because they don't take this
thing seriously.
Fdemont Auto Sales Room
Damaged Badly by Fire
Fremont. Neb.. Dec. 17. (Special
Telearam.) Fire nutted the fiu
Malum building at an cany nour to
day, caused by an overheated coal
tnvr. The loss is estimated at
$4,000. The lower floor of the danv
aged building is occupied oy me
I'avne-Nash Motor company. Four
truirino- cars and two trucks were
damaged. The fire was discovered
by residents living in the rear of the
hin'Hino' on the next street, when
fa mar class awakened tnem. ine
second floor, is occupied by an in
door winter eolf school.' Besides
damage to the automobiles and the
destruction oi the Kolhne parapner
nalia on the second floor, the build
ing was damaged to tne extent oi
about ?l,im
Central City Youth Honored
At Northwestern University
Central Citv. Neb., Dec. 17. (Spe
cial.) Word has been received by
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith that their
son. Charles, who is a student at
Northwestern university. has been
presented with a set of leather-bound
volumes bv the oresident of the unr
versitv in recoenition of his work in
that institution. During his fresh
man year he stood second in a class
of 1.200 ouDils. scoring 274 points
against 275 for the winner. In addi
tion to these remarkable qualifications
as a stude. t.. Charles won his ball
numerals in his freshman year, hav
ing the highest average, and he has
this year been selected in the squad
of 10 men who will comprise the first
basket ball team of Northwestern.
Hotel at Whitewood, S. D.,
Totally Destroyed-in Fire
Whitewood, S. D., Dec. 17.
(Special Telegram.) Fire starting
in the basemen? of the Lane hotel
here destroyed the 'building and
roller! i 1K5 estimated at HOt ItSS
than $20,000. The .stock in a drug
store adjoining was damaged to the
extent of $1,500.
For a time the entire block was
threatened, but with the aid of the
Deadwood fire department, which
made a record run to Whitewood,
the flames were confined largely to
the hotel. The fire is supposed to
have started from spontaneous .com
bustion or from the furnace.
Probe Fremont Fire
Lincoln, Dec. 17. (Special.)
C. E. Hartford, state fire marshal,
went to Fremont foUowing a re
quest from Fire Chief H. S. Mor
ris who wants the fire in the Mahon
block there investigated.
Farm Organizations
Hold Joint Banquet
Broken Bow. Ntb.. Dec. 17. (Spe-
ciI.)-About 150 person! attended
the joint annual banquet oi me
fount Farm Bureau and Live Mock
association. Among me
was H. D. Lute, state secreiry oi
the Farm Bureau, L. J, Frisbee,
state leader in the bovs and girls
club work, and M. N. Lawntson,
dairy specialist from the extension
..ruis- nl Ml M (It Ol MKrilUHUl c.
The following officers wcr elected;
Live Stock Improvement association;
J I, Gaddis, Ctiniok, president;
A. J. Van Anywrep, Broken Bow,
vice president; Harry Ddy, Broken
How, secretary-treasurer H. J.
Kleihege, corresponding secretary.
Farm bureau: Ralph Johnson, Brok
en Bow, presidents E. P. McEvoy,
Berwyn, vice president; Frank Hu
monr, Broken Bow, secretary; Jutes
Hatimont, Broken How, treasurer;
county agent, 11. J. Kleihege was re
ap po in t e d foranotheryear.
Tourist Camp at Opullala
Ogallala, Neb., Dec. 17. (Spe
cial Telegram.) OgallaU business
men and citizens have purchased a
block of ground with large trees
and will establish a tourist camp.
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