THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. MAY
1
1922.
Governor .Would
Oust Saunders
County Attorney
T'rtitionrri Aha Ak Removal
of Tlturton County Judge
ami Sheriff on Liquor
Charges,
Lincoln, May J 1. (FpecisJ.)
Governor McKtlvic today directed
Attorney General Clarence A. Davis
to institute cutter proceeding
acnt II. A. Bryaut. county at
lornty at Wahoo, fur alleged iailur
io rniorce promumon mki. .
Bryant it accused by a petition
Mened by about 0 Saunders county
citueni of failure to enforce tl'e dry
law, beconiiitj drunk, keeping liquor
ir Mi own consumption in hi of
fice, and being arretted for being
drunk anil disorderly,
At the laino time Governor Mc
Kelvie wired County Judge I'rar.k
I lynn of Thurston 'county ami Sher
iff Charley KuiIcdRe to appear before
hint at 10:30 Saturday nmrning to
aituwer tcrioua charges made 8Kiiit
them by citizens of Thurston coun
ty in a petition filed before the ov-
ernor.
Accused of Graft
.The following charges againt the
judge and sheriff were announced by
the governor:
"the judge and sheriff together
are alleged to have taken money
and other valuables to relea pris
oners sentenced for violation of the
liquor laws.
Judge Flynn is alleged to have
accepted whisky in exchange for
valuables left by prisoners.
Sheriff Rutledge is alleged to
have promised protection to boot
leggers in Thurston county.
One hundred and seventy-five
separate signatures ask for the re
moval of Sheriff Rutledge, and al
most as many request the ousting
of Judge Flynn.
Twenty-Eight Affidavits.
There are 28 sworn, affidavits
against them. '
These charges were made public
after Governor KfcKclvie notified U.
S. Rohrer, federal prohibition en
focemcnt officer, and State Sheriff
Gus Hyers.
Rohrer sent T. W. Carroll, bis
deputy, and Hyers sent O. D. Hedge
and R. M. Fulton, deputies, to in
vestigate. They reported Judge Flyntj ad
mitted in the last 30 days he had re
ceived whisky and had drunk whisky
with strangers at the court house in
Pender, county seat. 1 .
''Badger Game" Attempted
on Nebraska City Farmer
Nebraska City, Neb., May 11.
(Special.) What is believed by the
.officers of Otoe county to have been
an attempt to work the "badger"
game on a well-known farmer resid
ing in the ' Dunbar neighborhood,
was attempted a few days ago. John
DeFrecce recently hired a woman
.through , an Omaha employment
agency to keep house for him and
a grown son. . x ne woman- was ac
companied to the farm by her two
childrert and everything went along
smoothly for several days, when De
F'reece appeared at . the courthouse
and said he had been assaulted by his
housekeeper, a powerful woman. She
demanded money from him, which he
refused to pay. The woman and her
children were missing from the house
y hen he returned home. The car
in which they left was found near
Plattsmouth in a badly damaged con
dition, '
Norton Discusses Farm
" Problems at David City
David City, Neb., May 11. (Spe
cial.) J. N. Norton of Polk, candi
date for the. democratic-nomination
for governor, addressed the David
City Commercial -club on "Ameri
can Agriculture." Mrs. Norton stress
ed the point that the farmer, is the
only one engaged in an important
productive industry who has practi
cally nothing to say as to the price
that he is to receive for his product,
and for that reason the farmer is
insisting that he is entitled to a
better system of marketing and dis
tribution. He also discussed briefly
transportation, taxation and legisla
tion all from the farmers' view
point. Prince
Lei Lani
, the .
John
V McCormack
of Hawaii
--5 A Setuational ,
Erent ..
N 'The Screen's Twt Graatett Lov-teflT J SmL
3 . r ia a Story by ELINOR GLYN gkjLS!C&
1 ; Rodolph Valentino
fiL. Gloria Swanson 1
A In Story of Paris R
JKm nd High Society
iMWt "Beyond ' 1
((( ;V Rocks,, I
JiX-iv u DANGER " laffs
, " N0 RA1SE IN PRICES
Coiled Wire Helps
Eliminate Statie
5an Diego Radio Station Per
ferti Sending of Messages
in Hot Weather.
The advent of riot weather means
trouble far the radio amateur,
Static will be at it! worst, and when
the enthusiast takes down hi receiv-
rr and looks at them in Jigut
when he hear nothing but a lot .of
queer noie, he needn't think any
thing is wrong Willi the equipment.
Static at its wort practically pre
vent radio communication and many
are the devices that have been rigged
in order to conteract its effect.
The San Diego, Cal.. naval station
found it utterly inipoible to trans
mit any menage at all in hot weather
with the regular antennae, and it
took ix months of eeaclrs experi
menting before a satisfactory solu
tion was found. i
The ktation is situated on North
Island, which lies in a valley. The
radio shack itself was at the end of
a 150-foot dock, projecting into the
sea. 1 lie suggestion oi an ciccuicai
engineer was to drop 1,000 feet of
coiled wire into eight feet of water
at each end of the dock to iirttall a
barrage tuner in conjunction, The
device worked well.
San Diego is one of the navy
compass stations and on one foggy
day the operator in his four-hour
watch gave 35 ships their correct
positions. They were all from 150
to 200 miles out.
SPARKS
J. T. Briggs, radio expert of the
Midwest Electric company, will
give a demonstration of receiving to
members of the Chamber of Com
merce in the club rooms tonight.
The government expects" to save
$1,000 a year through its radio net,
which joins in relay nearly all the
Road Conditions
..mum nisuirir. r.an,iwiUB koou w
Cedar Rapid, nit one hud stretch b-
htwii urminnu anu l.Dwarn.
T.Iiw.aIm IJUkn.u 11' .... . T A- jt . ..
Columbua. No report from Ontral City
ur vj i i hi ibiiiiiu, iiuc uuii r.uro iuio.
rado roads rough.
O. I,. P. Highway Road (nod to
tTu.Mn.. n.f . . L'.. 1 I
porta roa'rla rough.
vornnuaner mgnway Koaas good.
O Street Road (ood.
S. Y. A. -Road No report.
the atate -line.
Highland Cutoff fair.
Cenrir Wa.hfnirtnn iritrliu'.u
good. '
BlaoK mils Trail Roads good.
King Of TrAilN Nnrth Rnarta (a
food.
Klntr nf Trail- fi.,nll.tJ -Am I .-
HlawHjha; no report -south.
River to River Hoad Roads good to
Dea Moines.
Custer Battlefield Highway Roads good
through Iowa and passable now through
to Olae.ler unrli Vn annr4. I... 1 1 - ....
posted in club rooms.
unicago-umana, anorlline Roads good
deaf through to Chicago. Touriats report
this Highway excellent.
i. u. 1A. bhortline Roads good.
Blue Graas Road Good to Ottumwa.
Meridian Highway Roado good.
A few lltrh, . k.i..... .. . . .
. .. . " v p..nc.B wuuii-u uver tue
state But has done no damage to roads.
High wind and sunshine reported at every
point. .
Postoffice Orders
Washington. Viv ai rdn.ui -
w. ... ... . . ..... wiiiuiia.iun ailliuuucn
that examination for presidential post
master will be held June 10 for the fol
lowing places: Greeley. Neb., salary $2,000-
gram. t..rl wll aofvloA nnn.l..;.. ..
cviiiiuaiuon, 4a,, .i.zuu; uto. la., 91,100;
.,,."'" nramw; airs, aiayme
Welch at Helvev Joff .ran,. ., xt.k
vice P. H. Dy, resigned; W. R.' Klme
at IJ nt V .TAfferMnt, ...... I. . l T r
Mendenhall. resigned; Mrs'. Mollis Tombs
V; . "-" ouuniy, la.vic itosa
M. Tierney, resigned. ,
BRANOEISr;: Mayi8
LESLI2
OttUQ
-Jt JOHN HALLIMV ERNEST LAWFO&b
Berry unlev eoBEer rendel
m iwtciAav pmmwcs! m swnti of i tm cuiUUTissin
Nights, 50c, 75c, fl, $1.50, $2, $2.50, S3
Sat. Mat, 50c, SI, !.SO, $2, $2.50
Two More Days
Gthet
orb
in
tBN7
MR. 'SL
Ulayt
vxHer Own
Sec a new kind of triangle plajr
hnsband, wifa and money!
amiy rot vith the War drpt
ment. The bureau of tundarila Im tic
I rij tirruUr Inter relaimK to
the coiutrui'tion anj operation ot
two-circuit radio receiving eqii
tnent with crvpul detactor. This It
I lie second I a series ot pjinplilets
tn the coustruitiou f radio lecei.
ing sets. Copies may be ohuiiierj
upon request to the VahiiitoR
ortice- of the service by referring to
L C 44. ttUI
QUESTIONS x
L. J., Pawnee City, Neb.
Q ill Vill No. I roi.-r ir do for
m lulling toil? liiiK mu' h will be nl'4
14 irita from about 4 la o mile?
Ill VII a Sa ohm raivr ok on a
KOalal t lo ri'v siwut Si miles?
A (I) V: IS) About Us feet. The
arhliia diaianr (if tMolvIng apparsliw
iloe nut depend upn the amount vf li
oa he tuning roil, but n l" of
Ml0r ami rlrtuit uel. Ill C"ihi,
but I doubt If ou kill get lllclory
roulla. It will dMHd uuoit the d'tigti
of your sit and the aenaiuveneaa ( the
crystal.
J. I. C. Norfolk, Neb.
Q III How la the nud aiirsker hrn
tia.hl? CI Will a gas pl In Ihe
ground be all right for a ground?
A. (I to tit terminal ud for
phones, but a loud sneaker ) not '"k
well wllh a rrystal set, CI If driven
down far enough lo com In roniact with
moist aoll. I'.u.lly from 14 to It ft.
n mm
opens Tononnov;
and your summer vacation begins. Be
there to meet and greet your friends.
DANCING
You'll enjoy dancing at Krug Park more than
ever no jazz and the .beat orchestra west
of Chicago. -
R I E3 E
The Giant Coaster t
' Aeroplane ' Whip
Frolic and Merry-Go-Round
SEE THE MODEL CITY
Took matter craftsman twelve yeara to complete, and .
now ahown for the first time.
Oh!
Lady!!
Lady!!!
What Would
You Do?
,. you were engaged toa per
- fectly nice man and a week
. before the marriage your in
tended inherited five chil
' dren? Especially if they were
the cutest you ever taw.
Would You?
That's the problem in -
"The
Bachelor
Daddy"
with
Thomas Meighan
' and .
Leatrice Joy
STARTING SUNDAY
ORPHCUHt CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE
Week Concluding the Vaudeville Season
Matinee Daily 2 j5 Every Night 8:15
' Langdon McCormick'a Spectacular
Melodrama
"THE STORM"
The Biggest Production in Vaudeville
Arthur Hartley a Helen Patterson
- Bill Robinson
PINTO and BOYLE
MacRae a Clegg
Raymond Wilbert
Crawford & Broderick
Topic al Day Aesop Fables
Pathe Weekly
Matin, 18c to 50c; some 75c and $t
Sat. A Sun. Nighta, 15c to $1; aorna
S1.2S Sat. Sua
i
Standard Oil Men
Seek Concession
to Run Kuss Kails
Americittt Coitipany Negutiat
ins; Serretly With Soiet to
Obtain Com-faMuii to
Dperate Sjtent.
By HENRY WALES.
ii'opitghi. i;s
r4iU. May ll.-The Stnd4t4 Oil
company is negotiating secretly with
the wivict government to olnaiii
eonceition to operate, the Kuun
railway, 1 team, estctusively and u
tlioritatively. Temporarily ahandoning it right
to obtain oil lainl i the 'ce of the
determined rllortt of the Dutch
Shell and the rersi.nn giuup t oh.
tain drpokits regaidletii of price, the
American company U concentratiiu
it effortt to ohlain right for the
reconstruction and development 'ol
the railroads on the ground that this
will give them a 'Wangle liold en
til production and shipment any way,
"If we control the transportation
we will he enabled to obtain a idwe
of the oil production,'' sai'l a Stand
ard Oil official yesterday, "The
transport is the choicest plum in
Kuia today because everything i
conting'ent on it. American alone
are capable of reorganizing and de
5
C Welch's Special
Week of May 8th to 14th, Inclu
sive W Civ Coflee, Tea or Milk
FREE with Every 5c Order of
Burns Wheat Tone Bread.
ALL SIX RESTAURANTS
LAST TIMES
WIY1.S. HART
and
Round "THE
Four Leather Pushers"
STARTS TOMORROW
TOM
MIX
in
"Up and Going"
-BOWEN'S-
Value-Giving Store
Gas Ranges
Greatiy Reduced in Price
' " Buy a gas range at Bowen's
' and save dollars. Order now
and have it connected before
the summer's heat becomes
too intense. ; . -Gas
Ranges with high oven
and broiler, enamel JQC
door, only .. ... vOD
Gas Ranges with low oven
and broiler, now tO Q Cfl
priced JwOOU
Here you will find a gas
range of guaranteed quality -
of a size you want, and at a
price you want to pay. See
our display.
It pays to read
Bowen's Small Ada
Howard St., bet. 15th and 16th
veloping the railways an4 are
about the only concern capable of
ilonerlciiiiijiiig and double-track-
LAST
TIMES
"The Oosary"
TBI
Starts TOMORROW
XT
tai j
assfcaBaa. 'fesa
At the SUN
SIX ACTS
of "Good Time" Vaudeville
Through Booking Arrangements
With the Pantages
Circuit of Theaters f "
Also :
A Pleasing
Feature
Photoplay
PHOTOPLAY
"HIS BACK
AGAINST
THE WALL"
YOU WILL LIKE
: .THIS PICTURE
ABways Your
Noon Luncheon, 35c
IT'S COMPLETE
Special Chicken Dinner, Sundays and
Holidays, $1.25 per plate, prepared and
served Southern Style.
Alfred Jones, chef and prop.
HOTEL CASTLE CAFE
AND CAFETERIA
Grand Opening
PEONY PARK
Saturday Evening
Busses leave 18th and Douglas
streets from 8:15 to 9:15 p. m.
leg the tranttiberian Imt will cot
IS.lMW.OOO.OtKJ,''
hnancing the proposition. One item
Carly Rarv(tkHia Will laaur
Cad $ tw
GALLI-CURCI
Auditorium, Otaaka, May JTtk
aa tela NOW at Awiilariuw
Has Ollka, talal Allaatiaa
&ivea Mul Ordr.
frW.. ( t, (j. War Tag galra
LUCIUS mOR, Uaal Maaatar
0
TO THE PUBLIC:
When I was first asked to view "TEN
NIGHTS IN A BARROOM9 1 went to
tfie screening room to laugh and to ridi
cule, but after the screening was over I
was thrilled and deeply impressed with
the production.
I have read the book, I have seen the
play, but the story in film form far sur
passes either of them. It is a motion
picture that is worthy o f the finest screen
in the land and I am positive that every
one of you will more than enjoy "TEN
NIGHTS IN A BARROOM. 99
HARRY L. GOLDBERG,
7 . Sun Theater.
Phone
AT 2311
"A Different Revue
NINE
WALZER I I
and
DYER
7S TfiSI 1
"Money's Worth" and 4More"
ktfey . j ivv ajj at ajM
SHOWING TODAY ,
Gareth Hughes
"Utile Eva Ascends"
A human, humoroua etory of
regular boy who was tired of
being girl.
ALICE BARONI, Sar.w
LILLIAN PRINGLE. C.lli.t
EDITH GYLLENBERG, Piaal.t
W TWO DCCITAU
Ball Roam
HOTEL FONTENELLE
Oaulta, Neb, ,
aM af
AHiRICAN WAR MOTHERS
friday, May It. !!. lilt a. m.
taturday, May li, IU, lit! a. a.
THEATER
NEW SHOW
STARTS TOMORROW
Continuous Saturday and Sunday
V Starting at 12 O'Clock
with Herbert Crowley
ALLIED
Burns and Wilton
Zara Carmen Trio
Orpheum Theater
. Seats on Sale For
"SCANDAL " TW hS1"
ALL PRICES INCLUDE TAX
Mats. Tiies., Thurs., Sat. . . .28c, 55c
Nites 28c, 55c, 83c, $1.10
EMPRESS
NOWWWINC
ELIZABETH STOLTI A CO,
iMf aaa P
5rw ac ' noct i a
TIO I i.MOBy
""THREE HAMElTSISTERS
'U Pallia ran
I Dee Want Ad Product Kesultt.
Known the Nation Over
BRITT
WOOD
Has Headlined in the Largest
Vaudeville Theaters in America
99
and
SAILORS
- J
JEWELL
FAULKNER & CO.
in
"PLAY
BALL"
At The WorBd
AT .antic
9911