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THE HEK: OMAHA. FRIDAY. AVMU 7, 1022.
Golden Jubilee
i of Arbor Day Is
Gaining Favor
eaaeaaVsaaVataSetaa
fun of Fou ruler of Day SenJi
riKjualiftrtl Approval of
Plan Kadio McMg?i
', Urged liy Rockwell.
! By E. C. SNYDER.
Ma.ltliigiiM. 1 orr(MJnJrn t OaMke 0e.
' Wa.liiniiibn. April 6. (Speciit
le Irgram.) Unqualihcq approval o
llit uoldcn jubilee crlrbration of Ar
bnr day it given by Joy Morton of
Chicago, ton of J. Mrrlmg Morton,
in- a Irttrr to Congrrstm.ni Jctlcris.
1 Interest in tree planting; it tteau
c ily increasing." he write, "anil iuHc
ing from what I beard in the uet
this uiiig and the many articles
appearing in the newspapers, urging
people to punt trees this spring. 1
feel that our citizens are beginning
to appreciate the importance of re
tprruiioii for the country."
The son eif the founder of Arbor
uy it president of the Morton bait
i-oinpany in Ihicaso. 1 hat he in
lirrits hit father's love of trees is
shown bv the fact that he it creat
ing an arboretum in Dupage county,
about 20 miles froln Chicago, which.
acrording to the Chicago Jribune,
will rival anything ol its kind in
the world. Morton is devoting 4(K)
acrrs of bit 2.00U-acre farm to this
project and has already planted 40,.
INK) fcergreens. lie has announced
i hi he will open the gardens in
kPo years, and will endow them so
that the work may be carried on.
Flans for the celebration of the
jubilee in Washington are going for
ward. A slogan is being placed on
the bottom of each letter reading,
Let yon and me plant a tree on
April 22."
George L. Rockwell of New York
city, former Nebraskan, has suggest
ed that the governors of the van-
ous states radio congratulations to
uovernor McKclvie on that day.
No Trace Found of '
Kansas Ax Slayer
Concordia, Kan., April 6. Officers
investigating the ax murder on the
Tremblay farm near St. Joseph Tues
day niRht. when Theodore Tremblay
was killed by an unidentified ax man
and his body burned, four of his
young brothers and father hacked
and the home and baru-set on fire,
said today they had failed to find
any trare of the murderer.
Rloodhounds failed to pick up a
trail, they said.
The four hoys are not expected to
live, while the father's injuries were
not fcnsidered serious. The boys'
heads were split open and the father
snstaincd a slight scalp wound and
several burns.
Officers said they believe the deed
was committed by some one violent
ly insane.
Mr. Tremblay told officers he was
unable to remember anything that
happened until he found himself on
thex back' porch, where a neighbor
attracted by the burning buildings
discovered hurt. He declared that
irtre kid been no trouble in the
home or with neighbors and that no
money or valuables were , in the
house.
Western Stockmen to Hold
Two Meetings Next Week
According to advices received at
tfie Omaha stockyards there will be
tyvo meetings of interest to western I
. . . i i i j . t u - : A !
MOCKUim IIC1U UCAl wcrs 111 IMC 1I1IU-
, die west.
jThe annual meeting of the West
ern South Dakota Stock Growers'
association will be held at Rapid
City, S. D., April 10-11, and the an
nual rrteeting of the Wyoming Stock
Qrowers' association will be held at
Buffalo, Wyo., April 13-14. An
nouncements have been ' made that
several Omaha stockmen will -attend
both of the meetings.
Belle of '6 1 Declares
Halo of Woman Gone
4 m
Omaha Too Warm
for Explorer of
Arctic Regions
I fad of Scientific Work of
Capt. Ainuuden'a Arctic
Expedition Here Study
inj
Kite.
Mrs. Elizabeth Packard.
The modern woman ha bartered
the respect of man.'
That wat the statement yrtrr-
day of a belle of '61, Mrs. Kliabcili
II. Packard, a recounted Painter, at
the Mat iron hotel, where she is stop-
ping.
1 wouldut clianse with you for
the world." she tlls the modern
business woman.
'Men see too much of you daily
in their offices. It rubs you of the
mystery and the halo which i your
real charm in the eye of men. I'a-
in tharity breeds indifference."
She compared the eav air of men
in women's presence today with that
of her youth.
A man would no more think ol
lighting a cigar in my presence than
he would of lighting a volcano," she
said.
Despite the fact that she is 81
years of age, Mrs. Packard takes a
keen interest in life and all that goes
on about her. Mie continues her
painting with a clear eye and steady
hand.
f lilna ifith fnnr tinifc III nnmiJa-
tion of the United States, has onlv
8,000 motor vehicles.
I This beat it terrible!' exclaimed
it joung man in guy two-piece tuit
I who tame mto the wtatiier bureau
lOitue lint morning.
1 be young man had reaou to feel
warm, lor he wa accustomed to the
liluard, the 50-below-mo and the
icy watct of the arctic
ile it Dr. Herald Sverdrup, head
f the scientific .work of the Ci.pt.
Koald Amund-eii arctic expedition.
He bat been at the government kite
Uiion, near Klk City, for two days
tudyitig the method of taking kite
observation, intending to use this
knowledge in the four or five years
he it about to pend among the arc
tic waste on a little thin of only JHJ
tons and with only nine human companions.
To Sail June 1.
lie Undid in Seattle last Septem
ber with (.apt. Amundsen from three
years in the arctic waters north and
cast of Siberia.
"We tail ag.ijti from Seattle June
I in the Maud, be taid. "Our ob
ject it to go north from liehring
Strait and freeze in to the ice pack
and then drift with tne ice across
the north of north America into the
Atlantic ocean.
"We have provisions for tcven
years, consisting of canned flour,
meats, fruits, vegetables and dried
fruits and other thins. We cet
fresh meat also by killing seal and
polar bear.
No, Not Married.
"For amusement? Well, we have
a talking machine and a moving pic
ture outfit."
"Arc you. married?" he was asked,
.no. no, he lauehed. "1 am
afraid I would not make a good hus
band. 1 am now ..way from Nor
way four years and it wilt be at least
live before "I can get home again
What wife would be satisfied to
have her bu.banj goi.e i inf yt(
at a tune. "
lr, Sverdrup bat jut vine from
several weeks spent at the Sinithton.
tail Institution. Washington, , C
III l.atlle I Hliiiitlird
Two tar of teer averaging ,4nJ
pound were brought to the ibiuh
market by Jame Kmoih f l.eigh,
who received f8 a bundled, wbuh
wa the h'gh. mark of the day for
caiile of that weight.
Mr. Kitioch taid, "Mo! of the tat
tle around Leiitli bad been thipped
and there i a l4ige surplus of corn
in my sec lion, but it teemt there are
not many fanner that want to fin
ih out their steer. .V large per
centage of the cattle around Lei nil
were shipped back to nutkci atur
being on feed a comparitivcly short
lime."
&ar I iiiuiice .ouns
Washington, April o (Special
Telegram.) The War I itunce cor-1
poration announce that from April ;
. a a 1
i to .April . it approver aovauccs
for agriculture an-l livestock" pnr-
foes a follow: Nebraska, $J8.inV1;
owa. $I.Wi,uiti; South Dakota. Sort.
(KH) Wheat I'npect Hriplit.
Bcalrice, Neb,, April 6. (Sk-cuI
Telegram.) (,'al l'oit. well known
farmer and stock raiser of Cortland.
reoru prospect for a crop of win
ter wheat very bright. He says that
everywhere the field are green and
healthy looking.
Ogallala Farmer
Takes Own Lfic
IVidic of Action Tt w arl
rttnily I ltldiued for Atl
late Apfiit Made Complaint.
Ogallala, Neb, April 6 (Special
Telegram) George 1'cier. farmer,
living south of Ogallala, committed
suicide by shooting himself with a
slioifiiii, The department of public !
wellare of Nebraska bat had a worn-'
an representative working in this'
locality the lat week. Through her j
labors, it wa learned that IVteit
bad not supported bit wife and fa tu
ny v eight tliildrcn, four of whom aie'
under . and bad telrd them the
l ecessitirt of life, A tummont was i
sued for him lo appear in court to
day la answer variout t hai get com
mitted aiiaiiist hi family.
Iwidciitly bit past actum ud
worried him during the night so be
uote early in the morning put on
bedroom slipper, a kw tbnlies,
went lo the thicken lioue, tied a
tnng to the trigger of the gun and
with bis toot holding the band he
lm ended hi Inc.
Trier tame here from Hasting,
Neb.. few year ago, He bat three
brot her t in Ogallla
The liee Lead Other 1'apeii hi
"port News.
.Murphy I'ustinattrr Named.
Washington, April (Special
Telrgiam J John W, Spencer was
appointed poimalr al Murphy,
lUnulioii lonnty, Ntbraka, sice A.
M. Johnsou, rrtigiird.
Empress Rustic Garden
All Drinks, 10c
All Tables Free
ADMISSION, 25c
Includes Ta
MEW
SHOW
TODAY
JOHMNV COULON
Frmr Chamwa Banlamihl pt Ik
Wwld T Man Th.y Cannot l.llt
COOK A
ROKVt.KE
In "l-ava Via !p
rial nllva.yH
AUSTIN COLE
In
"Memmta Muslral"
VAKIE1V FOUR
Nilly banit in a Nitly Way
Madiua Daily til
tvta sni m wnnawsai
vary Nuhl tilt
SALLIE FISHER
la "Tka Ckalr Rakaaruf
BOBBY ADAMS A JEWEL ARNETT
INNIS
BEN
BERNIE
BROTHERS
Flva Cavalsaa
Inula saa Jab Nalhaaa
MARCA WALDRON
Taaif i al in Oar AMai'i r ism PaiM Mast
an . is. la sat aiaia 7M a Si Sal. 4 taa.
lam. Is la Sli SI.2S Sal. aat taa.
loHay'a Wmnae el Two Kra Saals
Is Aula No. 20.9M
RflBKI
The Most Talked About
Picture in the World!
WATCH FOR BIG ANNOUNCEMENT IN SUNDAY PAPERS
Seat Sale
Monday,
Apr. 10
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H mat Vr and fu4 B ina
V2ndDay ' c. .
Found bimttir loU Br tjt&rtS
anal mad up Me mi4 . O J
XuufcT. Sunday
3rdDay
. Jual wkait k wet .
loll hor. tomoona look Bar Cx
a- O gotBl
,V4th.Day
f Something happoneJ la wake
TI1 sZ him halo kor.
Vls 5thDay
Ji. TgTf v Took kor oul iwlko koal
MlA. tobJ kor Ihnl ko lood kor.
' 6th ay
I z3 n . , . Kitted Her
"hfrCl7th Day
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; Road Conditions
rurniahril by Omaha, Aoto Clnb.
JJneoln highway, eaat: Roada ltttla
muddy; fair at Denlaon; Cedar Rapids re
ports roada ara now at a polit whara
"mayba you will get through and mayba
you won't;" aeam to ba Improvina aoma
what. Mncola hlchway. west: Roada ltttla
muddy lo Grand Island and probably will
dry rapidly. 1ua to weather condltlona.
O. L. D. highway: Roada ltttla muddy;
-weather clear.
Highland cutoff: Roada muddy.
Cornhusker highway: Roada fair.
O Street road: Roads fair.
S. T. A. road: Muddy; fair in atretchea.
r)m.ht.Tnn.ki hirhwav: Roada fair.
George Washington highway: Roada atlll
ttle muddy; waamer ciouay, cut pre-
dlctlona for clearing.
Black Hills trail: Roads fair to good.
Klna- of Trails, north: Roada muddy.
ing of Tralla, aoutn: itoaaa muaay in
'retchea; fair in others.
Custer Battlefield highway; floada
muddy through Iowa; paaaabla now In
South Dakota.
River-to-Rlver road: Roada muddy;
Iowa City reports roada Improving.
White Pole road: Roada muddy. -
I. O. A. ehortllne: Roada muddy.
Bluegrasa road: Muddy.
Weather cloudy at moat points; clearing
at other. Predictions for unsettled today,
with clearing posaibly this afternoon and
tonight, i
Delightful minty
taste . . peppy
delicious flavor
. you're sure to
like Yucatan as
you never liked
a chewing gum
before!
'Wo fancy wrapper
just good gum"
ADAMS
Chewing' Cum
i
American Ckida Co.
Order No w for Easter! Norma TAunADQE
Come let us show you our won
derful new stock of all-wool im
ported and domestic woolens
worsteds, serges, tweeds, chev
iots and novelties in stripes,
checks and mixtures sedate
and conservative or "jazzy" as
you want them.
Perfectly Tailored
All Wool Patterns
TODAY
SATURDAY
Shows t
11-1-3-5
7 and 9
in the incomparable achievement,
Smilm Through
IT STOOD THE TEST
You know Omsk wai ckoten for a lost ngagomonl
you endorsed it to tke satisfaction of ell concerned ky
forcing tke longest engagement ever in an Omaka picture
kouse (16 days). v
SEE IT TODAY SURE
It will not be shown again for some time. .
Matinees Today and Saturday Until 6:15 35c
u
EXTRA SPECIAL FRIDAY
DOLLAR SALEX
GENUINE LEATHER
Boston Bags
One Day Friday Oaly
Yes genuine leather Boston
Bags at only one dollar. The
most practical, useful bag for
students and shoppers. In all
the history of bag manufacture
this is the only store that ever
offered such a value.
As tke supply fs limited
we arge early attendance.
Colors:
Black
and
, Brown
ON SALE LUGGAGE SECTION BASEMENT SALESROOM.
SEE CORNER
WINDOW
DISPLAT
SEE CORNER
, WINDOW
TODAY
-COKKECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND VVUMKN
Made To Your
Individual Measure
And into these suits at this price
goes the same fine tailoring, the
same exacting care in drafting and
the fine quality of material that goes
into higher-priced suits that we chal
lenge other tailors to duplicate at
double the price.
WARNING
Tke famous "Dundee" system is widely
imitated. We kave no connection witk
any store in tkis city and tkerefore urge
you to come to tke rigkt place.
Open
Saturday
Evenings
Till
9 P. M.
D
N. W. Cor. 15th and Harney Sts.
LAST TIME TONITE-
"Cameron
of the
Royal Mounted"
v STARTS
TOMORROW
NEILSHIPMAN
The Girl from
God's Country
FIRST
TIME
IN
'OMAHA
8QPC9)
LAST TIMES TOMORROW
"Cardigan
Story of 1776
STARTS SUNDAY
"The Joy Double Program"
"LITTLE
MISS
SMILES"
BUSTER
KEATON
In "The
High Sign"
. OK nrr
r Tcniffht fi;45 anrl 8:45 1
Tomorrow 1 2 : 45
to 11 P. M.
NOW SHOWING . .
Worses
es
ThT;nneaf-
"The Battle of Jutland"
0 Officer!
Busttr steals e
wag-on I o a d of
laughs from tbo
police force
EDSTER
KEATON
"COPS"
CLOSING WEEK OF THE SEASON
"OMAHA'S FUN CENTER"
'&rtt LcHTi t Mat. and Mto Today,
Good ReaVd Saat, BOa.
CLASSY. CONSISTENT. CATCHY
BON TON GIRLS S
With JOHN BARRY and GEO. DOUfilAS.
Choral ol Twoaty Charmlaa, TalaatoS Stoaaanj.
LADIES' TICKETS. Iac-2J EVERY WEEK DAY
Bat. Mat. All Summer: "Ibo Dark SacraL"
RADIO OUTFITS
Furnished Complete
$25.00
Installed Complete
$35.00
Will giva - weekly aervice if desired.
Absolutely guaranteed. Call
H. WILSON
Phono HA rney 6912
Addreaa, 112S South 31st Street
VimfevtffetPfetmf
m shews m.pk.'
NEW SHOW TODAY
CONSTANCE BINNEY
ia
"Room and Board"
She Lost Hr Heart Trying
to Save Her Home
SPECIAL ADDED
ATTRACTION,
Singer's Midgets
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