_ race expression. The race question is always just beneath the surface. Our Japanese friends keep Where Is And This Washday and a Lot of The Omaha Bee rocking the boat to make sure that it does not quiet. Everybody? but the inter- M O R N I N G—E V E N I N G—S UNPAY War is not necessarily implied by this, Wood Needed for the Fire ’N’ Everything I course of Caucasion civilization with that of the THE BEE PUBLISHING CO.. Publisher UT N. b. UPDIKE. President other races is not made easier the course SIDE any by SUNNY BALLARD DUNN, JOY M. HACKLER. Editor in Chief Business M«n»*er of Japan. lake Comfort.nor forget. man is us , MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The claim of th"e white to superiority Qhat Sunrise ne^erfailed yetr Ceit.a. vn.axteir The Associated Prese, of which The Bee is a member. challenged. It must be justified to be maintained. ( If exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited One way to do this will be to show the colored races in this paper, and also the local news published herein. ----^ that our ways are better. We will do this chiefly where the lug All rights of republication ot our special dispatches are Through Wisconsin.—Appleton is M’lndnr of also reserved. A readjustment of relations will help The sight of millions of cord, by example. none mills are locafed. ;,•* The Omnha Bee is a member of the Audit Bureau of the Fox a m.L * to a better is not to the banks of gavels Circulations, the recognized authority on circulation audit*, understanding. Japan ready 1! a UP along .Iyer ,i !s o. « ,, of the millions "f ia audited by forcibly and The Omaha Bee'a circulation regularly in if the at r .v ..nd assist that readjustment, performance like millions-we had to their organizations. ''vhnwthev seem^ wood a our vacation began. The Geneva is to be accepted as sign. and every spring before Entered second-class matter May 28, 1(08. pile s" ■> ■ < ai and is up, macerated. under act of March 1879. .,11 spruce ground at Omaha postoffice It may be th. . and made into print paper. BEE TELEPHONES ,Xd this stuff n : • IN THE OPEN AIR TODAY. few "weeks you will be reading printed Private for the Branch Exchange. Ask at |._iL 1 AAft we were writing about trip. rs 8 lanllC 1WU while or Wanted, in Appleton the Department Pern-n Politics and lesser matters of common concern statero r i-by In- OFFICES will be in Nebraska Other this, sitting in a Pullman adjourned today. things As we write ■ Main Office—17tb and Farnaa a car of ■ vitation—t bunch of fellows are loading Chicago--Steger Bldg. interest the people of the state to the exclusion it r.-.am window. When the ear Is filled Boston—Globe Bldg. si‘ht of the e even of corn. One of these will be the And two other ca. s o Seattle—A. L. Nietz. 514 Leary Bldg. of the price about I'O.OOO pounds of cheese ; ■ ahead of it. Hau th — Los Angeles—Fred L. Hall, San Fernando Bldg. clash at the of Nebraska Stadium be- filled with cheese are just University out of some mb. ■ San Francisco—Fred L. Hall, Sharon Bldg. cheese out of Appleton as we ship corn New York City—270 Madison Ave. tween the Cornhuskers and the Illini. It will be the braska town*. MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES first meeting between the football teams of these in- tons In this 1m DAILY AND SUNDAY Is raised by the thousands of I month 76c stitutions since before the Big Ten decided that. Cabbage 1 year *5.00. 6 months »3.U0, ? montns <1.75. It Isn’t shipped out in bulk, however h.uer DAILY ONI.Y arc to mediant vicinity. Nebraska’s boys too tough be regarded ns hereabouts, and It is made and shipped X month 75c kraut Is a He industry 6 months 3 months *1.60, ■ 1 year *4.50. *2.7i. Now Is it that N- n: Ka ONLY good practice material. Minnesota and Iowa had out bv the thousands of barrels. why SUNDAY < -r t 1 month tic the thousands of barrel- 3 hey 1 year *3.00. 6 months *1.76, 3 months *1.00. to that conclusion. do-sn’t ship kraut by 600 experience justify Chicago, as we can in Ncbra-.:a. Subscriptions outside the Fourth postal zone, or begin to raise cabbage In Wisconsin and Sunday, *1.00 per mouth; Northwestern and the rest have of sugar beets that had been miles from Omaha: Daily Illini, Wisconsin, Today ye passed several fields 60c month. with < :r daily only. 76c per month; Sunday only, per and The beets were small compared RATES been willing to take it for granted. pulled topped. CITY SUBSCRIPTION and didn't measure up In sugar c-o -..nt 1 week 20c Nebraska beets, they Morning and Sunday.1 month 86c, Whatever the result of today’s may be, without Irng tion. meeting with ours. Hut hero the beets are raised Evening and Sunday.1 month 63c, 1 week I6e *e it will serve to cement still closer the bonds Sunday Only .. month 20c, 1 week probably at Fort At- v ---—-s' between the two great schools by adding to the Mondav night our party gathered in th* dept.- and our three kinson. waiting for a train to come along pick up mutual feeling of respect. Nebraska has gained the had been a noticeable Pullmans l’p until that time there ' afraid of high regard of football men from coast to coast. It scarcity of nelghborllness. Everybody seemed every- and started to sing is at its Best will increase this the match with body else. But a bunch got together Omaha Vh«& (he’Msst materially through wa* old "familiar songs, and In a few minutes everybody join no matter what the out- knew * vervbo.-p- Zupke’s scoring machine, Ing in When the train started everybody of the whole come. else. and todav has been the most pleasant day WERE KING. we here to IF CONGRESS trip Lest there be some misunderstanding pause The other event will be the opening game be- ”— -•are that th* only thing th* party had to drink ye«t*-dav of La Follette Demand is made by the supporters tween the Giants and the Senators in the World Waukesha water and milk. Some of the water was very potent, and Wheeler that a plan be adopted to make con- Series. In proportion to population, Nebraska has however. laws. No de- gress supreme in the matter of passing about as many 100 cent baseball fanatics as any per We don’t know what will happen In Milwaukee. Five or if the La Follette idea 11 cision of the supreme court, Stale in the union. If you doubt this, remember six years ago It would have been easy to prophet;-. However, that the of t differs 11 is will stand against a vote in congress. that this state Sam we have heard tymte hints Milwaukee day endorsed, produced Crawford, George 1 reversed the from the Milwaukee of other days In degree, not in kind. Any decision may be reviewed and by Stone, Grover Cleveland Alexander, “Dazzy” Vance, In such a state of affairs the radi- w* legislative body. and a few dozen other notables of the diamond. Also This is a small world. At a dinner tendered us today w* said it. After the cals believe happiness will be found. that baseball is the universal practice of the state n,re asked to say a word, and of course * ; an lady approached us and asked: as to the main meeting djourned elderly they are right proposi- the summer. we do s Maybe during Absolutely nonpartisan, Arc you the man who used to w rite for Bryan r-.unteW' not such as to "I a tion. Experience, however, has beep not care who wins today's game, so long as Walter We h’x admitted it, and then she said: have s, book full of the s’orbs you used to wri’». and give them great encouragement. Congress has passed Johnson does not lose. rap m»mory a copy of your hook of verses. I’m might" c’ad to have se*n which utter the loud- most of the laws against they you, but you don't look as I thought you would with its And do you know, we were afraid to ask her what she est complaint. The Esch-Cummins law, POOR JIMMY O’CONNELL. thought we looked like. We did that once, and we haven't got labor board was enacted by congress. It provision over it yet. Some people are too darned frank. I Even his team mates, indignant as they are for also was congress that declined to consider the bnrk- WILL M. MAUPIN. his terrible have some for bill. The court had nothing to mistake, sympathy young le.v-Howell supreme -- James Joseph O’Connell. “He is a ~ do with either of these. just big kid,” said one in explaining this. Only a big boy. On his Many of La Follette’s followers rail ngainst the first of from home. \«.ia for flie %siaHcs." that was congress, not trip any consequence away Volstead act, but passed by I have com- Nervous under unaccustomed surroundings. Face —....> Omaha him one of the highest death nussin. China and Japan the court. was the Fordney-McCumber formation of the orierta! by So, too, rates. This is no discredit upon our the in to face with conditions he had never dreamed of. with the motto "As:a for the | When Omaha which is so generously abused. The Federal health department, hut it is a dis- entente. law, which the rest of the To be sure, he associated daily with men who were Letters From Our Readers credit upon those who curtail the ac- Aalati'-s." To were created and no law Reserve banks by congress, and world will no doubt give It* unquali- steeled the that All letter* niunt be alined. but name w ill be withheld upon requeat. Communl- tivities of the health department, come in for by experience against temptations north and lean will be liven preference. Dispatch. enacted under Woodrow Wilson has raflora of 200 It is a discredit upon the fathers and fied approval.—Columbus ... —— — ■ ■.■ —- ■ Hotel Conant were too much for the lad. These their from the radicals. inexperienced mothers who fail to give to for the greater criticism There 1“ on consolation to hfltlri n sir h as is now 250 Rooms—250 Baths—Rates $2 $o * « • were to be an example to him. from ‘‘The Mirrors" of dency. Well, there he i«, a min who protection thousands of people whe> Excerpts of the j.^ftestrians: W. Gil- has done more and felt more than afforded by the administration still How far he looked and the veterans Washington.—By Clinton might make reckless drivers are the Adamson law, it was up respected S< hick test and the toxine antl-toxine When congress passed bert. most men have, a cautious banker confined in the Immune. For asylums.—Asheville with whom he daily was engaged in the great busi- and a mad enthusiast, an artist, the to those who are not hailed as a triumph for the railroad brother- great Omaha.—To the Editor of The a of Hi years we had diph- Times.___ ness of winning a pennant no one will ever. know. best of friends, a hard-boiled hu«inessi period do not make the same acknowledg- at the State School hoods. They Omaha Bee: It might interest some man exploding with emotion, think theria Nebraska BLANKETS1 to be What is .known is that somebody, wiser and more for the I leaf. For the past three years ment to the supreme court, that held the law of the peojHe who are doing a good ltig straight In figures, but illogical the children who were not Immune experienced than Jimmy O'Connell, got to the hoy deal of guessing these dnya to get a and picturesque in speech.'' Large Assortment good. Candidate have re* elved th« toxine antl-toxine, with talk of Showed him how he ■close up" of the Candida tea for pres Bryan—-“Younger broth- LUMBER declares easy money. could anmanager of the one-man This law also undertook to regu- only great be rj approval of labor. and You have only to Bryan newspaper, the Commoner, easily given by any physician.. | or More be n member of the in calculating. 25^c Saving courts in pennant winners one of the sed It Is hooker of the 'Prtnce of Peace’ leo ALFRED JEFFERSON. M. D. late the issuance of injunctions by federal look at his face and that. to Don’t even consider buy- caller the you. big leagues, but each player gets several thousand a Yankee face. It Just missed being lures, of taxicabs to the Irfbor cases. It proved defective in its application. ing until you have sent us com- to a with its mouth and Hlncoln home, checker of the sacred 95c mean face, tight dollars out of the World Series. wanted to of what need and $6.951 to cure the defects’’ Not Jimmy suitcase on nil lists you Has any effort been made the. over sharp nose at too pronounced trains—how could he plete make this a our estimates return Tent certainty for his team. an with the brow. The eyes emerge himself as a personality, the have by Scott Omaha as although congress has met again and again angle f| yet, best gasoline down. We ship So he approached a player on another team with are narrow and veiled, though they buying, conl-selllng gov ft THREE DAIS' mail. No money Co. ■ the weakness of the law. and since the court pointed out readily. The brightness of ernor Nebraska ever had? lie runs and the freight. Awning a dishonorable light up quick pay proposition. He did not learn that the state of Nebraska as were a 15th and Howard I Railroad men ought to have little trouble in %e- (he eyes and the frequent smile save If It sort of tactics at home. His name gives the the face from repelling you. The smalltown shop* and he were the Lumber Co. Opposite Auditorium ^ the and years of effort expended in impres- W. F. Hoppe jaliing years smile is frugal." shopkeeper. And. I am bound to say. sion that as a lad at least he had strict moral train- 9th and S Sts. Lincoln. Neb. resitt* getting the legislation under which safety devices Candidate Davis-—“He fe one of that he runs It well. He believes in iTTr w ant vr>s brink ing. So he must have got his instructions in the life's fair-haired When William J. as William J. believes in were the railroads. Congress after con- boys. adopted by he does not Genesis. (Question! Does Charlie I science of from some one who had influ- he sells his legal advice listened to the of the men. Nearly a treachery run tlie gress pleas throw in his soul for good measure. state 'well.* or Is It William _ ence over him enough to swerve him from the J a I generation elapsed, however, before box cars were path Mr. Havis’ mind ia as smooth and ? Isn't It fact that It Is Brvan he knew to be right. round aa hia face." & Co.?" I with or switches made equipped snfety couplers, Candidate r,a Follette—“We all owe Candidate Wheeler—"He Is more It is a fine for baseball that were thing that this crime like Mr. McAdoo than latent colds safe, or a number of other things done him a debt of gratitude for exposing like any other Chronic coughs and iters in Funeral Car Rates the was man In against game nipped in the bud. It will he the corruption that went on under Washington. He has Mr. lead to serious lung trouble. You Change needed to the men on the protect jobs. McAdoo's self eonfld-m a finer when the man who the eyes of poor, unseeing Mr. Maid- boldness. e. tan them now with Creomulsion, himself knows what sweat and thing put Jimmy O'Con- stop La Follette agony ing lie governed a state long and aggressiveness. relentlessness He E Conditions over which we had no control an emulsified creosote that Is nell to this trick is and also has pleas- went before he up caught punished. well. People still live in It end grow nil of Mr. McAdoo's cock-sure if spirit Andrew Furuseth through, ant to take i'reomulslon Is a new us to advise all undertakers in rich Corporations do not flee from ness and Infallibility. He |s n- to lm compelled the seaman’s act It is designed to twofold ac- :ould get passed. it. He has served many jests in the personal than Mr. McAdoo. Mr. Me medical discovery with Omaha that after September 1, the charge STEALING MARK HANNA'S STUFF. Adoo tion. it Sootheei heals the Inflamed protect sailors on American vessels. And, by the senate and no extreme proposal lias hated vindictively the men who and for limousines would he advanced who stood In bis funeral the court. But come in with his name on It. He has way: at heart he membranes and kills the germ. way. it has been upheld by supreme In the current Review of Reviews is a was a to ?3. The is picture never recognized the validity of 'the feudist Mr Wheeler hi- no Of all known drugs, cresote Is ree- from ?7 public respectfully t was through congress. wins.' al- feuds: he hates what men have years going that shows John W. Davis, standing alongside a smile that Diplomacy hag done, iognlxed bv the medical fraternity as advised that this now is, and since the above 0 0 0 ways seemed to Mr. I-a Follette some- not the men themselves. He is young locomotive, shaking hands with the while the greatest healing agency for the date has the rate. engineer, thing base, something akin to a sur- and handsome, two great virtues, lie I been, prevailing and ! It was not the hut congress that a treatment of chronic coughs supreme court, the fireman looks on. It wns made from a photo- render of prim Iples, I do not think Is favorite at Washington dinner and other forms of throat and the of the in lie has ever understood tha human parties, which radicals are colds lenied relief to farmers country, spite graph, taken while Davis was on his recent western ordinarily heart." not. He has a charming wife and lung trouble. Creomulsion contains, was it Auto Co. rf their appeals. Nor the republican group, Of course the effect is that Palace Livery trip. good, but it has been Candidate Dawes—"He was not one helps hint. He has poise and in addition to creosote, other healing the that defeated the measures self He lupporting president, done before. the Arrow collar kids of politics they possession. |s never boast- | eletnejtts which soothe and heal the ful or strident. He — Those bills went to usually ptit. up for the vice presi bears no resent- the lr designed to aid agriculture. Mark Hanna did when he was inflamed membranes snd stop mmmmmmmmmm it, running the ments He exile, ta to be roughly under the massed votes of the demo- rltatlon snd Inflammation, while the their graves McKinley campaign, back in 1900. The train on t----\ bundled and take^ rough handling l.ke a creosote on to the la aided the men who are now loud- Soldier. (Question) Will his goes stomach, crats, by shouting which Mr. Hanna was traveling over the Missouri Vock-surrnes* and Infallibility' get absorbed Into the Hood, attacks the *st for La Follette. A be Martin I Pacific was stopped a few miles south of Omaha, to Mm what It got Mr. M Idoo’ A!- 'so.it of the trouble and destroy'* the <■ _/ What reason, then, is there for thinking that the Bt*elv rcrlnin It will like his to give the senator an opportunity to slick up a little Bui, Igerma that lead con*utnption. * I rototype, Mr, M Adoo. he doesn't of the will be heard congress before it before Too** , i Creomulsion la guaranteed salla- ;ry people by he got into town. Just as he had the fieiin *>* know It. MAKT1N finished, Xb s h-MITII of chronio de- • " Ifactory In the treatment s by the court? If congress, in its wisdom, has engineer came back to find out 'As a small town shop la Nr wandering what was bronchial bmskn a small cough and colds, asthma, lied so from the blocs, is it likely to town shop? many pleas holding up the procession. Mr. Hanna seized him 00'til catarrhal bronchitis and other form* ihange if clothed with greater authority and more by the hand. Diphtheria. of throat and lung diseases, an*d Is sutocratic Our has endured excellent f >r building up the system power? government “You are the engineer of this train,” he said, Omaha —To the Fditor of The under the Constitution. And the I,after colds or the flu. Money refund- lince 1787 supreme “and I am the engineer of the republican party." omaha Bee: I notice the records for all ed If any cough or cold, no matter of court has defended the Constitution through Louis R. then staff September show *2 cases. The Jour- Bostwick, photographer for I how long standing. Is not relieved aft- these turn it over to the now? nal of tthe American Medical Assocln years. Why congress The Omaha Bee, was quick to see the er taking according to directions. Ask significance tions In giving ths death rate from of the druggist. Creomulsion Co.. At- incident. He immortalized it in a photograph diphtheria for the past 25 years. 111 | your JAPAN AND THE WORLD PEACE. 'Ides of over shows that lanta, <5a. Advertisement. thnt has since attracted considerable attention as 100.000, “The Two A compromise is reported from Geneva, whereby Engineers.” Mr. Davis may pose that — as often as he Australia and Japan agree to accept the protocol way likes, hut his effort will never there prepared for the extension of control by the have the spontaneity that marked the greeting be- League of Nations in the form of compulsory arbi- tween Mark Hanna and the Missouri Pacific engi- neer. Nor the tration. Japan had requested from England a guar- sincerity. anty that amounted to a pledge that any war that Ida M. Tarbell might arise from an immigration question would is out for John W. Davis, which is equivalent to saying that another democrat is have support. In other words, Japan asked in ad- going to vote for the party's nominee. vance assurance that any claim of right for Japanese nationals to enter any other country would have the Recallfpg Henry W. Dunn does not appear to be support of the League. a popular sport in Omaha. This was not aimed at the United States alone. Jack TVmpsry ts havin' his nose for his an’ we Australia and New Zealand are even more rigid in Anyhow, Roy Harrop is a candidate for some- remounted weddin’, thing. wonder if hi* betrothed is troin’.t’ their restrictions than our own land. Canada has ho like other tfirls an’ let her teeth same as ours. under regulations much the Hindus, Ko till after she’s married? Th’ British suzerainty, are forbidden to enter the Brit- less a feller's used to th' more fin- ish dominions. Consequently the Japanese proposal Homespun Verse ished kicker he 1*. was decidedly embarrassing to the British. It would —By Omaha’* Own Poet— be awkward to offend Japan. It would be all but Robert Worthington Davie to coerce a dominion. The v impossible compromise _ relieves the situation for tho time. THK PROPHET. made a series of these since Japan has gestures Ah, yen! and I told them a Ion* time a*o assuming the status of a world power, following the That thin** couldn't nlwn.va he junt elmut ao: 'Tin rather uncommon when everythin*’)* right — war with Russia. Each time the pressure has been I.Ike it boom that flare* up In the deep of the night— continued to a certain point, and then withdrawn. II can't *tny forever; It lesaena and dlea Too late Ita The Root-Takahira "gentlemen’s agreement” is so for vletlma to prove themaelvea wlaa. far the nearest to a concession the Japs have at- Ah. yea! and r hinted when earth w*» ahum With boomerang huzza rda that aorrow would eonie. tained. This has been in our new immi- dissipated We can't live our eummere a dreaming, 1 aald. gration law. Makino'a approach to President Wil- And hope to keep even or puah on ahead. It's Ood'a proposition In every way son at Paris was with a blunt question, to which an W »• can't do much work If w e re looking for play. equally blunt reply was given. Hut what would Hie merit of living life aeam. "Asia for tho The original Japanese formula, If everything all 'he time bordered on dream? i Asiatics,” has been revived recently. Most notably Tha Itnocka aort of net tia trf l«ainln* to know The way to dla|>en»e will) the cumheraome woe, this is true of the soviet groups. But Turks, Arabs, * By squirming and puahlng we get where we tan Persians. Indians and others also feel the urge of Look out on tiio world through the eye a of a mini

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