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OMAHA'S GREATEST AND BEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
OMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7th 1925. NO. 31
NEA.RLY lU1LLION FEET OF GLA-SS COYERS WILCOX NURSERIES -·LABORCONDI~TIONS IN THE CITY InUILAW ORGANIZATION TO GET GOOD II .PRESENT TIME I PLENTY OF PUBLICITY SOON Business MeR 'WeB Satisfied With Affairs And Names In Part Taken From Automobile License Expect ·NoReal Serious Labor; Trouble • Numbers While Others Are Well Known Ml~RS .- ARE AGAIN .'RARIN' TO STRIKE .FULL LIST OF BUSINESS MEN NEXT WEEK Men In The Ranks A.ppear Satisfied With Present Wages And Working ConditiO'ns-Wan.t N-o Walking Delegates -To Dictate J l'W Baiting, Catholic. Hating, "Nig·ger" L:rnehing Organization Of To 'rhtjA-Anthraeite WOrktH'S Of Pennsylvania Expect The liu Klux Klan And Its lUembers To Be Hiven The To Walk Ont August 31 IJnlessPay IntI·eased. Publicity Due Them - Conncil Bluffs To Be " Above is a fairly good photo of the Wilcox number 1 green house. Other houses are located at Lake Manawa -Handled After Omaha Outfit Taken Care Of. Uness the Anthracite coal operators in the ease. and in other parts of the Bluffs. The Wilcox green houses are the largest between Chicago and the West Coast...... i.-ve <> chanJ.. of hearl.. more than Telegraphic communication from They have a clientelle which reaches more than 1 thousand miles in every direction. Th- eK u Klux Klan heId a meet'mg Iready found gw'Ity andsen t to the 150 thousand miners ""ill gocn a Atlanf.icCity concerning the expected last week, at its principal roosting' penitentiary. are only_in the busl- doubtf~l ~f aut~rity . strike August 31, It is strike~o is-"to the effect~nthracltethat. • dOh · :$10,000 WORTH OF-LIQUOR- t · B' ly T:I.... place. It was held Monday, July 27, ness for a limited time, when they the Pennsylvania mine owners wllim call out 158,000 mme: WIse an t eFWlse SEIZED AFTER RUNNERS GET Denillson ac i. r 10m and the names of some of the princi- shall have gathered up a pocketful of anY,way.. shape or form c~ange ~f no ~agreem~mt. wI~h the op~rat~ STUCK WITH CARGO IN 'reIUIl ... • .f'i pal attendants were noted b.y their shekels, when they are willing to look ~f expene~ce ~lldnIght .A~gu"'t CI11Cl1~n~tl t~eI.r theIr attitude. pa.st IS rea"hed ,by 31: (B H. Eff Jay) Muddy roads prm'ed the undoing 'ees The automobile numbers and faces. for an honest to God job and go to counts for anytRing It can readily Wednesday, wa", vested In the sub Y 'f " A JL.. d. U 1I 'fhe}' all had cards of admIssIon that work are if an - committee which failed to negoti- -- 'l'hul'sday of a tno 0 rum I:unmers .. fi k ..' be seen that the operators Y . Ev h tes a man that hollers of an Omaba (Yang their cargo of al- l.T 1l:fI Laton··a f""ac were sesames to anythmg of whIch This bunch of money g-rabbers are hi " f 0 of. strike then ate an agreement WIth the operators eryone a -" , t\l " 1 ilK d Am h t ng more In av l' _.., ed h I acts the part except those cohol and bonded whiskv fallinO" into 1. ';!"e ' the . K. K. boaste . ong t e in the same business wherever they at'e the miners themselves. at seSSlOns whreh -. tern:l1nat ere co:per or id to be' such. Some the hands of Sheriff Lai~son of ~Coun- cars which carried those to the place, can get away with it. The police l' as Omaha and the middle Tuesday. The actton was taken by w 0 are pa t th 'th th t So f a ~ . h th full 1 'tt d f "Junk head" rat squealed to the uo- cn Bluffs after thev had gotten Tom Dennison returned Fridav oge er WI e occupan s, were, as would do well to look them over and West is concerned a strike In tee sca.e commi ee, compose 0 • ' h" hI'the license numbers with their regis hId Th' . . h 40 b lice about geting dope from a promi- "hard boiled" with farmers woe p- morning from Cincinnati \\'here he has '. - get at t e ea ers. IS crowd has AnthracIte fieds means l:ttle or not - l..~nemth erSt'h I 'tt nent doctor Whether it is true or ed pull the truck from the ditch on been ~pendinu a week at the Latonia tered owners and theIr addresses Imade ;ts boast of being backed by the ing as the hard ''black dIamonds" are r ur er, e sca e commi ee em-' ..C • '" beina given' 1M' - . Th . . . f he owered the subcommittee to arrange not is a question but even if. it is the LinCOln highway near reseent. races. He was enthusiastic over the ". . ')." aso~lc ~ratermty. a: very fiine all but unknown In this sectton 0 ~ P'th th' f I ,there is no justification for hUll to lao Latonia trUe-!; recentlv built on the 1-37061, C. F. Morphew, _429 Plllk- \organIzatlon, however, retuses to ad- country. At that it is more ~~ ~1 ,~ nune owner: ~r emt~oyn;euL turn a man in who had befriended Ten sixty-gallon s!l'el drums of al· loiliu side vi ;'he river' He says it is ney Street; 1-9329, C. 1. Heddleston, ,mit Ihat it is in anv way responsible probably that soft coal operatorsolWl1 Of malfn erma.nce men ~ e:p de ~lnes hI'm Such a skunk is worse if pos- cohol and ~ight cases of bunded whis- 1r.n ideal racino· track' Inc;dentally' 1224 South 10th Street; 1,2li280, for the K. K. K. . The or2'anization f he U' f th t d f OW rom l00 mg or cavmg-lll urmg a . ~ 1.0 . I N'd - ~ t ca 0 - e ens. an. shutdown. sible than a stool pigeon. ky bearing the government,warehouse ITom got home"..,in time te' q.ear about UIS A. Plesse, 3741 orth 431 already has attempted to make are· smt to some extent, whtch wlIl no Th t d h' h J h L Le' --- seaL estimated to be worth 10 t-hou- what has been going on in the city. Street; 1-8066. D. P. Burnett, 4219 !igious bugaboo out of the Ku Klux, doubt add 11. few cents to each ton of .: s ;n t~ ~ "t °d~' ·w ;IS, A news item Wednesday tells of sand dollars. were seized. 'Apparently the-onlY reason he was Crown Point Avenue; 1-27772, Arthur although those of better judgement f coal burn~ here abouts. p;~en. 0 h ; t e ~e d o~ :~s generous rains falling in manv sec- The .coThilrabllnd was thought to not charged with beinl!: responsible L. Jensen, 1330 South 26th Street; have frowned down the idea. z;: as I The proposed strike comes abflout °ub en~tat- a, ab'en k . ea 0 e ti'ons ~f Nebrasb but passin!!" up' Oma- have been shipped from Chicago. Ifor the alleged beating" that L,nnan 1-20915, Charles Elphick, 1519 South At this time Omaha has the b'es" hrou h th • 'dem d f at s commt ee In· rea mg aff neerD- U - -, 0' ••• 2~ hAl 13501 E' :M: II .... t g e ,nu!lers ;n 0; a hi h tations with the owners Yesterday ha and Douglas county. That item is Officers were "planted" for the IWheeler received was because he had ot venue; - '. rIC ore., city government in the country. A 10 per cent Inc-rease, a eman w c 'I 'fi d .I ~ Th • much more interesting than a score shipment after thE:' farmers that I been in the Ohio town for a \veek 622 South 31st Avenue, 1-2990, Li- recent report indicated that crime
-appears unr.elISonable at this time.,;as rall tIe unammous~, d b e ~- of other articles some columns long. had helped them with their truck 1 He expressed s'u,-prise that he had cense Plate not out; 1-35025, Mrs. C. was held down better in Omaha than f~,asthaac~~~pandle fi~d' 1 ~\V"V Labor seems Wlable or at least un- If' orsemen a rlS,: It told a stort! of added prosperity. of earlier in the morning. were ordered Io·ot from -the chal'O"e even at E. Sage, 3319 Charles Street; 1-31799, in an" lara-e cit,. of the country ml._ '11' ad' t th 1 t s mer vote 0 n"" an con ence ". '" -. ." . ED 522 N h 17 h .'" J ' ~ • .., WI Ing to JUS emse yes 0 pre - "Af d' t h b 't' the lifting of farm mortgages, the a\vav wIlen the\- became curious con- that •rnest enton, 4 ort t. Ku Klux offers opportunity for all 'ent day condition. 'The war gave them I tel' eexten lng 0 t e su comml - . '. I. . Street· 1 5899 Harry Baker 3520 . ,' ,. l' i tee additional authorit "to meet anv paying off of debts. Rams at the cenJmg t le cargo. Tom looked like a fighting cock _ ! ~ - ~ , 'the rough element of the country to a taste of ridiculously high pMces fo I • d ~th h' 'd - psvchlogical moment make for op"i- As officers approached the truck I' when he retumed and let it be known North 21th ::;treet; I-T6085, F. F. Fos-I get in and use it This is J'ust what h . OO't' hi h th t'U t y iemergency m aceor WI t ell' JU g- • , t 3616 1\fi . S 1 249~1 FL' tell' con:m . I;S :: c ey sir t-" th . hod d' d' mism in business circles and tends to and sedan "pilot car," two of the men that he would be heard from in a er, amI treet; - ;), .•. is being done. Some of the leaders 1 e i to mantmn m spite of the fact that Imthen-f' kl main dY bal~ofunJthaet I,n create a good feeling everywhere. fled. leaving a man who gave the name IsmaIl wav an" time «omebod" \"anted ,COOk. 528 South 29th Street; 1-19800'10f the Ku Klux Klan have been I'n- . ha be ..d bl ' e ran' y announce e Ie 1t - - !.., _. ". A J A d 6551 Fl' Iivmg aoosts va en conSI era )' J, Id t t . . h" th 'if Nature has a great way of doing its of Harry Anderson. South Omaha. to st<>rt sorneth;nu n erson, lorence Bou e- dieted and others convicted It l'S a .....~.. .wou no mee agam WIt mel e , ,. . '. ,_.- ",. I... d' 1-32221 J N R d I 3? - . •eYuce.... 1 f th It·- t hi h stuff in spite of the antievolutlolllstS. wlth the load of liquor. I val' , ". an 0, 0_6, shame to let Omaha fall by means of Labo d' . Ire . 0 h ar 0 e wor mg con ract w c ex- IDS I'· r ~n ltionS re m rna a e;. "26 d' --- One of the t·wo men who escaped, LOWER BEAUTY SHOP , avenport treet .,any such leaders and their organiza- most satisfactory from. the stand- .PI~~ In. a~. I'k f FundaRletltalists who claim that later was arrested at Crescent. i INTERESTS VERY MANY This Ls the first installment of ition. The O"ood people of Omaha e oo I ~t of ~h employer and emp~- t mmer.sthnow ta or ..,~~~ea:e evolution is a myth and men who This man gave the name of Jimmie ( Inames that are to be printed. Just ~have their ;anJing in good time and ..... ~ 15 Well a_oi-J""'.ed ~ ;m over ares, el er s te or ...... >...." III , ., 'l.-uld - d 11 O'U "1 Cl,. 0"-"lId ff' ) -- ,I k h d '11 ' ...... - ~'C". '._ > he . f di' ,teach It are CrImInals Suv rea a I -'-'ieL, .lIeago. ::.,el to 0 lcersl' -F • , • I' 00 t em over, an you WI get an imay understand neft}!"e- t~~,· <'.... ,.~ ~or fl~)m y faet-tbe }le.reentage rif unemplOYfuent t ne;r - u.ture'l ng to a can- about how a man over in Davenport,I he was walking Missouri Valley: Tne s,:or h la,n weeK concernmg idea of who is who. Each car had :1' what they are doing-. " ! in Onmhais less than in any other vass 0 vanous e ers, ilowa reached his own funeral ser-' to Omaha and was given a ride in 11urs. Emth Luwer's beauty shop out from five to seven occupants whose .' cit" in the United States Labor is "V/e're done now," one negotiator· PIf the tl.'nk L 11 jth d " in Dundee created lots of things.!f t d d 'f th I These local people who alreaay have' . oJ- - • • " Imon. y ill a. a , one won- e se an. I' ' aces were no e an some 0 em f~ll • th K- KK h Id ke wen·pgt.id here. and l~b~ng ~en as ,& S~1{L "Ther:, IS nothing 011 the boards del'S if they would not hesitate to! A seldom-used vault in the office I Hundreas :f telephone ca.Us a.nd lappeared later in mask and hooded Iu; :~dI~:ke : t~bl~ '~mou f :~_ .~~ rule wen satisfIed WIth theIr we can see. ,proclaim themselves the only simon- of Citv Assessor Huntington in the Isome letter:; ha-..e come to this office f gown. All particiuated in the doings. h . .•.. e.o present status. Labor unions in Omaha It was acknowledged that if the op- : h' -. aft ""h t ba~em~nt of the Council Bluff court- regarding it, a~ld a fe,\' callers have lof ~he 'i - ! a,e been credlLed WIth havmg. good -- - .- k d h t' .pure c nStianS er reamng • a '" s d d' k 0 ..• e,en ng. 'sense but the" can hardl\' be kept in have ·found out that it is a poor pay- era-tors as -e t em to reopen nego la- ; Cha 1 La' d hi' own f ne al house was u"ed to "tore the liquor roppe In to as '. ne woman In i This K KI t' i I! ' .' " _ '. , . ... h' Id h lone res urea s e l' ~ ~ . Du d . - h h Th .' u ux movemen IS smrVlth~t clas- If tney perSIst 111 conti ing poley to order their men on Ii tlOns. t e nuners wou meet t em. isermonette into a phonograph which Anderson denied any knowledge of n ee telep ,oned tat, ... ere IS lone to put the city of Omaha on th~ I" ; t '" t h' tl .nu- long drawn out strike.. As a matter But they ;:ould assume, they added. :was reproduced at the church and the contents of the truck. He said where I hav~ b~en gettmg my work: bum, It is not participated in by I; ~~~n 0 suppor t IS ou aw orgamza, of fact it i~. very do~tfuI if the that the operato:; must have had! at the grave. Modern inventions he had been induced earlier ,in the, done. "::'0, l~ .•tr~e man sh~_went .to :anybody of any consequence, but' . average labonng man In tire. ranks a change of heart. Iplays many tricks: on the Genesis mornina to. drive the machine - to IKansas GlL} \\ ILh; Gee, that:; certam-I rather by a few misguided peop'e who' The foregomg names are but a very Would go.out at the beck and call of . Presid~nt Lewis has established I theory of creation. Omaha"'and was to receive $5 for it. ly good." . are not familiar with the lead~rs of Ifew of these known. A much larger any walking dele~ate or other alleged temporary national headquarters here I _ T'his newspaper only Muted at what the movement or i·h th' t' I: list will be printed next week and -"~l I 1-'-- I . th . and comment has been aroilsed by the. Ihas been doing. The half has never' . ,n w L. ell' ac lons. owur e...... ,r, un ess e ease was an '. I Somebody shot up Earl Knepper, a BEGIN EXCAVATING FOR . 1 • • • IThe present leaders, hke thosfi, al- for several subsequent weeks. unusual one and justified by the facts (Continued on page 4) " federal rohihition sleuth. PosSlolv been to~d. It wJ!, maKe.a .nch b:t i-- , _ _-'---'- ..:-_-"._"'- -====:::- . p. " . - RAILROAD MAIL DEPOT\of readma- matter when It lS an In' ·NI·TED· ST·ATES TO MARK 50 THOUSAND.. ~:~t~e~~:t:d~p:;~:uu:e::r;:~ B~n.C;;:~iOr:a~:;:u~:~~:\~o~::IPrint. ~ [·WESTERN LEAGUE LOSING BIG MONEY AS U ~ ~~ . _. .. gllnth 0 1s 00 0;n adIlJ-: c t on Mason street. betlveen Tenth and Now they are out with a petition ITHE MAJORS GATHER IN THE SHEKELS L'~ a :ac:':h~ ~~ ;:~therO;nn~e~t E:e-:enth, to a cos::. equipped, a half· to remove Judge Woodrough, one of II MlLIillHOF STATE HlGffilTAYS ·THIS YEAR: mlllion dollars. Fmal plans for the n I.men have been shot down lIke dogs f _ t b old' '11 b d Ithe ablest judges in ft..merica. It looks
by prohibition officers during the our s ory Ul mg WI e rawn ThO CI • C' . Is PI 0 CI CB b II • P . iD.. ~. E:'-p-.tnd m Start At Once On Pro"""'- - America . Ithe work of removing- 125 thousandas! like. the work of the Klan and pro- IS ass~.... trcmt aymg - ass ase a ·.at resen~Poo-r -.;JIovemmen" ....~ "" .1'o . . ..~~. . past two years. Shot down In the . - , ,. Sh • Of CI b~ E t D • . May Eventnally:Rival Europe In Good Roads Construction name of the law with the victim's re- CUbIC yards of earth goes on. I baDly IS. l)Wl~g U IS, xeep ~nver .tl.ceo~nts For ~oguls,Coffers And Main.tainenee--Nebraska Roads Will Provide latives nnables to get justice because I -- Bemg Empty - Athleflcs And Pirates EnJOY Great ~~:rdm;;tn:t~::h:';~Vet;:ne::::~ &ason~ieago For Highway Officials. SIMMONS TO DIE "V1CTIM OF THE VICIOUS I Cub lUanagement Pulls Good Trick. Fifty thousand miles of roads, Isystem other than z:mds now planned ~:f::r.: ~:::sg a:Sd ~;e a~: ~~:P:~ SYSTEM STILI PREVALENT I-N NEnDRASKA Everything may be all right along Iposible by.the short left fiel~. blea.ch- h~ycombing the United States from runder the federal· aId program_ The ~:u... ,J. the Wabash from a baseball stand- ers. Lacking long fly ball hnters to the Canadian border to the £1¥f coast \board has nO pDwer to maintain the ty. point but there seems to be hell to i take advantage of the short carry and from the Atlantic to the-Pacific, roads or to make an alteration in --- St.ate Still llelieyes In 11urdering Folks rntlp I" Suspicion Of 1Iajor Ipay along the Missonri, Omaha be-l into the left field sun stands, the :selected Wednesday by the joint the present regular highways, hut Omaha taxpayers will pay nearly 31 [ Crime' _ Nebra.'3ka Imitates Roman Idea Of SIa:rillg Tlleir ling on the jl,.fissouri seems to be about iclubs' management has determined ~~::. on m'terstate highways lIS will devo,te its funds to the purchase' dollars on each thousand donal'S of 151 B I (' t"'-- th T P rfh P 't as badly off as St. Joe another vil- I,. to tear away the steel aand concrete ...... u .. - l Th' uYes- oy({nm y IOn 0 ey e enal T- I . "united States" highways to be -de- of the SIgnS. property they possess. ,at seems a •. • • lage on the same stream from the! bleachers seatmg 15 hundred persons. , ated with uniform road marKers. The system literally forms a net- large amount at first glance. About I He )Iay Be Innoc.ent At That. Istandpoint of the national pastime. IThe center and right field remaining Sl~ actual grouping of theslroads work over the entire country, inelud- one dollar more than la:st year. The;. I The Buffaloes are losing ball games! bleachers will seat 35 hundred specta- into arterial highways was abandon- ing stretches ~xtending over several added expense goes not only to good! The great ~tat~ of Kebraska: is i dass IU',vyers 2nd farmers. .in the Ifaster than' we, as th~ ancestors of i to.rs, and the old Cub Park's capar.ity ed by the full committee and was states al?ng With short spurs of only cause~ b~t absol.utely ~ecessary ones. i onc~ more gOI~g mto the. murdering' rears of long ago saw fit to 1:111 those! the monkey lo:>t our talls. ~d ~ar-I WIll be reduced to somewhat less than turned over to a subcommittee which a few mIles. ?nder the pl~n ~f theIThe ~::ltJ'.lS growl~g whic.h means thatibusllless. If V.aIter R. SUTlmons t~e, ~\~hom th~y sllsp~r:ted of !'aving been Iney Burc~ prln~e that he IS ,SID1les!30 thousa~d . . after making tentative designations bo~rd a motonst at any pDInt In t.he Ischools m :,ver mcreaslllg numbers 1man to be .murde~ed, ;:~ally, ?ll.S hIS; ,oIlers. \'Va! tel' Smunons IS to be led i t~oug~ his lot lS one succeSSlOn of I The. razmg was st~rted Wed.n~day will bmit recommendations to the· Umted States can be constantly m- must be bUIlt .and added to. It means: way about It public ofilclals WIll have t uut to a IItuE:' l.-tlom where someone !flllanCIal losses. St. Joe on the same, of thIS week and WIll be fWIShed • s: states for approval. lformed by the markers which will be that extra polIce are needed, that the j the opportunity to see this youngsterlwil! place a mpe around his neck. !mit is running deeper and deeper in Iwithin five or six days. Meanwhile va:o:ry federal aid highway in theIposted at frequent intervals. fire department and all other depa:-t- Iswung to everlasting eternity and wm IanDther man will press a button and ',' the hole every week. Joplin fans Iground rules prevail, a hit into the Un.i~ States included in. the sys- The subcommittee which wi~ com- ~e?ts must have m?re, n;oney W,It~ Ih~ve th~ satisfact~on. of knowing that I automatically send him to his doom. I;,ere willing to be t~e goat and afterIcondemn~ portion of- the stands will t!etn,. Wh.iCh provides for no through; plete the work on the system IS com- \\. hlch to op:rate thelr varIOUS act1:n- ieIther dIrectly or. I:dlrectly they were I Simmur.~ has invited state officials, i,he.y had gotten theIr b~tter as and Ibe worth only two bases. routes, but embraces. every state r-ap_llposed of. E.-\V. James .of the bureau tIes. Inc~udmg t~e st~te levy the 10-1 party t~.the Offl~JaI m,~rder. . i as ",-as said be-fore. t(, his fir:'t, last lwhiskers on, club owners 1ll the.West- . ***,. -. " ita! and most points of national and of public roads, chalrmtlll; F. T, cr:~e WIll be sh~htly more ~han. 1.1 That ::;lmmDl1S IS to ute for n crIme! and (1111;· "necktie Darn-". It is a ,ern turued them down for thIS sea- [. The Westeran league ClrcUlt Wul :sectional interests. Sh,:ets of S!lringfie~d, Ill.; B. H. Piep- mIllIOn dolars. :VIth all this .:n~ It:lat h~ probobiy committed and pGS-! c~Ting ;brr,e that ;lw ;m;re commu-l son which is perhap~ a good thin~ for remain unchange~ for the .balanc.e.of - .When the routing of the highways meIer, Jefferson City, Mo~; R. A. cr~ase the gen:ral fund of the "It} !slbly dId not, on next Tuesday seems Inity euuld Hut while,;,; this legu[ mur. I those who were .to fInance the SWItch, i the- 1925 campaIgn. This decISIOn is eomputed, they will be numbered {Cline, Salern~ Ore.; Charles H. Moore WIll only benefIt to .the extent of! to be assured. Only !:.1st minute Idel'. The spec.tilcre- u: secoin;; -a yuung I Next year thmgs are liound to be I was reached .at a meeting of the ,club $I) that totrrlsts ttaveling on any road field, Columbia, 8. ?. and Cyrus S. about 150 thousand Qollars. !interventio~ by GfJvernor Mcl\Iul.len Iex-suldier who f{'llght for his CQ~ntry.ldil'fe~ent in this ci:cuit. Every mag- owners held in.K. C. l\londay. Despite may 1tnow from its number the terrl.- AV~, Oklahoma City. Okla: , _ Ic.an save thIS poor wretch from dymg i step up to t he electric chair, salute,!z:ate IS even a~ thIS ,early date hust- t~e fact that It ~'as announced pre- tory through which-he is passing aI\d HIghway routes through Nebraska The httle com:dy-tradegy annuall~' luke a dog. .!the man who in another moment will !hn~ for matenal which they hope to VIGUS to the meetl~g that the 81. where he is going, The .routes will-be fullow: " Pc:t on ?y the mme o~era.t.?rs a?d the Not so many years ag~ kIngs and! murder him by authority of the law; 1de1ielo~ to an exte~t that class ~ Joseph,. Mo., franchIse would be moved pOsted with uniform. signs infoi1ning F~m Wyonung line e~tward to ~me~ m the.AnthracIte fIelds 15 ~av- ~otentates took ~reat pnde. and no 1a man who per chance was a slacker ,ball Will be pla.~ed ]n the Western In to Joplm a~d that the owners of that the traveler of curves, rai1roadcrosj;~ ~rnson,Chadr~ R~hVI1I,:, Valen-mg Its ye,arly rehearsal. Bth sI~es httle pleasure ha.::mg so~e blg brute Ishould be a lesson. .fact as well as In theory. ,club had the consent of the balance j gs and ot.her CQ.nditiO'l1S of the r..oad..1tine, wes.tof Spnngvlew, Ainsworth. put up theIr old, old arguments WhICh Istep up to an Imprmrlsed murder I In.- the good old days of Nero the! * * * of the club owners to make the trans- n The markers which will show mO-IO'Neill, tllISt.to Dakota City. -. the public now kn,OWS ~ plain bU:1k. sta~~, swing his broad axe and send ;:boys had i~ts of sport in taking their! _How diffe~ent in ~he majo: lea~e~. fer, it was voted to keep the club in .. wriSts: t~routes win he the shield~rom-Casper,Wyo., east to Genng, The operators want a. strIke, t~e nun- political offender dO\Vll w-the depths i slaves~.tieing them to the wheels of -a !1?er: eve~ team 111 the fIrst diVl- St. Joseph. . . oftbe United States bearing the num- [Bndgeport, .oshkosh, Ogallala, North -era want mOl" money, B
Joe n.adieia ~_ 16th and Farnam rooms. A charge of $1.50 a night at the courthouse. jJ Office TH I R T Y FI VET A B L E ~ ~I:~ Meyer's News Stand . .:. 1411 Farnaro 513-520 Securities Building _.~~.
. MCLaughlin ------~--208 .South 14th If.ew Proposition to ' J Hard Hitting Fielder S. E. Cor. 16th & Farnum Also Full Line Holtz ------103' North 16th 0 h N h k I ~a-R1t~-;ii~==~~~=~~~~~~~-=--=-=:::=: 11~ ~~:h ~~i~The SUg:'~:: ~:S::e ~::~:: I II ma a, eras 'a I C I 6 A. R S a n tl S () F T l) It I N Ii S ~~ " Kulp __ ----:.:-:~-.:. ~ .:.__:. 2514 NQrth 24th that the Sahara might t.ecome the ~""""~""""~ ...""'''' II f~ . Sam Nicotera - ~ 15th and Fl\rilarn Igreatest power-station in the world by BASE1IEN'r SECURITIES RUILHIN(. W . Ak'-Sar-Ben News CO. -_ N. E. Cor. 16th & Howard ,the utilization of the heat of its count- ;fA. 2197 I . ''E~~ D le~h:il: ~f n~~n:::a ~---~-----'",,,",~M~~~"=:~~ ,-,.,.'_McCa_,_ ...:u1_e_'Y..:....rug'_..S_to_1"e_..--..-_..-..-_'..'-_..--..-...-..-..-...-_..1..6..th__&_Cali_·..fo..rDl_·..a..' _ S::dllie way of DES MOINES I - making the desert useful; but when we ' remember how electrical power Is ob- I TO REMIND YOU Z- .MR. l\-IADDEN ON TAX REDUCTION tained fruIn water, as in the case of HOTEL ~ ' , Niagara, and even from the wind, this '. mu AT mllE ~ One of the important contributions to the curre,nt discussion o...f 1_ i d .I..I:La AU '"~ federal tax reduction is embodied in,the interview just given by asU1testimpracticable.suggestion cannot be dismsse 13th & Howard WOODMAN OF l'HE WORLD t 'Martin B.·Madden, wlit has represented a Chicago district so long d~~'i: o;~~:~:rldu~~e~~~:It;:~ BEST PLACE TO STOP IS THE i ptore~eenmtain.>.;newdefitnerItrel.tloYryasiSth:oYnsatraentla~.t I ~ congress that he has moved up to the head of the appropriations Rates by Day, LEAUING FRA,TERNil.. INSURANCE SOCIETY ,committee, posSibly the most powerful of all the house committees .., "" ~, Week or l\-lonth. A HOME INSTITUTION. NOT OPER.4.TED FOR PIWFIT ~ ..'under thepr,eSentariangement of thosesubordinate bodiesat Wash- being opened up in the search for new WHY NOT INSURE YOUU."ELF • NI> FAun:u $ sources of food and raw materials, the 3IODER4,TE PRICES d 1'-'- ~.. '" ington. Incidelltally, Mr. Madden was Mr. Longworth's only rival latest development in this direction be- # WITH US~ ~ for the speakership of the next house, and he gave the Ohio winner ing a plan for making the French p09- Emil Leaf. Prop. t Certifjeates $256 and Up. Rates Reasonable but Adequate. a, hard tussle for the honor, too. • sessions in the Sudan into a ~reat I,) Ring lA. 5223. No charge for explanation.' ~ cotton-growing and cattle-raising coun- It tI' ~. ~ATES~ ~ Mr. Madden advocates a slashing reduction 'of all the United try. lil:liIll1l1li!ll!lllllil:UUiIiIiUII:IilIIi1illlllll:liIilll:lil:liIUmCilil:lilllllllilillliUl i s W. FRAeoSER -1 l- T. States taxes... He would repeal the so-called "nuisance" taxes in- Origin of Baseball Is FOR I~ "OverelgD. mmanuer ,-,OVel"elgn Clerk $ eluding those on automohiles and admissions which are probobly the Traced Back to England (WOD CLEANING ...-..--...~~-- ..~" il1o~~ 'widely disliked of all federal imposts. He would abolish GOOD DYEING .. , The origin of the game of baseball HOOD PRESSING 'I p.llIliIIfBllIjI'_E:"'''''''~c.''' •• I!m!_~~ ".estate and gift taxes and would cut corporation taxes materially. IS somewhat obscur~, although authori- " Th . . f 'ax . h' d 1 ties are strongly of the onIn1on that Ai Simmons, center fielder of the GOOD REPAIRING I e ..surtaxes come In or asbe treatment by IS pronose pan. ¥ 'r J h .T 1('6" I ~ It is a developnlent of the old Eng-l Philadelphia Amerkans. who is more i e ell one .~. I U : Their maximum would be brought down to 20 per cent. Meanwhile I1sh game of rounders. The first ap- than doing his share in the phenom- 1 F h he would provide relief especially for small incomes, his reductions pearance of any game similar to base- enal playing of his club. Connie Mack I rene going so far that those less than $5,000. if not entirely exempt, ball in this country was in the early has one of the hargest-hitting outfield- k " , Nineteenth century, A game known ers in AI, who makes it a practice of Dry Cleanl"ng Wor s $ Sends a I would bear very lIttle of the governments levy. I as "One Old Cat" was popular with hitting every time he comes to bat, if . Vietol' · . The proposals are very attractive and congress can well give' schoolbi};fil in the North Atlantic possible. In a recent .game with the 219 No. 16th· 12515-17 Cuming I \~as them serious consideration when it comes to draft the tax laws of! states. It played by three boys, Yankees he got four hits in five times I,'ii J,j'rrl,iJ:I'I'lll:l!Il1:I'j;J:I!I::'I:!:!:iiliIIIH:lililiHHlJ'ii!il:l:liJ":I:1i 1 Columbia · ..' " . . •I each fielding and batting in turn, runs at bat, driving in four runs during the I nex,L wmter. It IS nol; to be forgotten, however, that the Chicago j being scored by batsman running to game. .. . _ ...... ~~...... __"'~_I. Bnmswiak representative, as chairman of the appropriations committee, speaks j the single base and back again with-.. I ':\\"itl1 authority only as to the purposes for which government funds Iout being cried "out." There w:re Grand Prix de Paris · ,'-' . .. also modifications of this game Wlth 0 C tello a~eto be spent after tJ:ey,are raISed. and that It IS the ~k of the four, six lind eight players. As the Worth More Than $80,00 ~ 0Ur · WA)-'S and, means ~T-i!l!ttee to offer the concrete propos1tion as to: game developed it became known as The Grand Prix de Paris, richest ~ Schmoller , Mu Dograp~ I :~~ngYearstakeatinththeeLownorgl~am~ ~ourrunse · 'mles for raising those funds and the distnlmtion oftheir bur- Itownball, and 'in 1833 the Olympic ,~~ ·' .','.. " ITown Ball club was organiZed in Phil- ...... <;ll ITbat Mlald C.-gar den b.>tiong the VarIOUS groups of contrihutors. adelphia. The first actual matches be- in Paris on June 28. While there is For this reason Mr. Madden's remarks are of real consequence; tween organized btiseball clubs took Tet no official statement relati..e to, whEm he talks about the amaun.t of mone.y that is to be raised in the ' place about 1S4{l andm the neighbor· the value of the fltake thIs year. ex- I 8 C hood of New York. It was in 1843 perts are convinced that it wm be I next ta.~ hill. and his prediction that it will not exceed $3,100.000,- that the Washington baseball club was worth more than the $80,000 of last I $25 4 000, and· that'will be about $125,000,000 1e.."'S that the total of the organized, but not until two years later year, although there Is very small like- I Priced to 11 ti ·th th f th" d were the ftrst regular rules drawn up llhood of its reaching, within th~ next I Call tomorrow and make 7C'tU' ~ Pa7 aly f« a 'current eo ec· on, eomes WI e stamp 0 au onty to comman by the Knickerbocker Baseball club. few years, Its 1923 value of $lt':b,OOO. ~ it as the first concrete presentation. of the amount that is to be The finlt National association was 01'- The classic is one of the best in all few reeords and yotU' ehoit:e wiD Do lS8ni to home. , actually saved to the taxpayers next year. gllllized in 1858, and the :first entirely Europe, and while it is by far the old- Latest records always on !sle. Try ocr a~ plan, Th f" ... ' 1 ha' h d b h professional baseball club, the Cincln- est stake in the world, having been . e 19uTes .are no" so arge as ve een use y some w: {) nat! Red Stockings was organized ten inaugurated in 1863, it is one of the have discussed..,the subject recently, but coming from a II,lan who: 17earJi later_' mGSt nODular and interes~ · has a sense or'responsibility to give weight to his words they are j j-.iiiiiilil iiiiii 1i! very good hearing. TheJie is enough to spread around among all the' HARLE-HAAS DRU(-i co. taxpayers and give each of us something worth while, even in $125, i Distrihutors ~~ ~.' BLUE CAB C i C.llUlCii Bluffs, Iowa I . Mr. Madden, however, seems to. be cherishing 'one pet notion that .has found frequent expression among congresslhen in recent ---""'---, months. He wants a provision in the law that hereafter surpluses CUTS RATES :exceeding fifty million dollars in any fiscal year shall be rebated to income tax payers. This mea ot' collecting tOQ much from the THERE WILL BE NO MOD EXTRA CHARLiE nation in order that some of it can be returned later on is unsound FOR EXTRA PASSENGEBS €eonomics. Why collect too much? 'Why not try to frame the fias- For · cal law'S so that there will be no surplus? Business men and all Low-Cost 5 PASSENGERS HauJi'ng 'other t.'lxpayers are always disturbed to find money for tax pay A-fAY NOW RIDB AS CHEA.P AS ONE nients; and jf the part that comes back to them afterward were left ·in their hands they eould.put it to much better use than to let the -OUR RATES- ,; government handle it a year without paying interest. 40 °Cents ~ For First 11ile 10 Cents For Eaeh Addltional On.4a-Third Mile NL?\!"E :MILLION APOSTLES* ** OF GOODwn..L Some remarkable figures are cpmi.n:g across the Canadian . boundary about the volume of travel from the United States. One competent observer estimates that last year 7,500,000 visitors spent AT. 3322 $14;3,000,000 there, and this year the number will exceed 9,000 000 .."'-'- .. and the expenditures $150,000,000. T.l. Cuey, hoprieton H. 31. Hirsehman The money thus transferred to the Dominion must in itself be J:~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~:;;;;~;;;;;;;~~~;;~~ ·,p1aying an infIuenti~ part in :naintaining good.relations between! the two peoples, for'It a~proXlmatesthe amount of r~ent annuall - ! They ought to know HE list ofInternationalTruck own than 500 ofthese trucks and another or ·.~:;~~~~~:Ei:~~~~i1~~~~~1 Ters throughoutthecountryis a roster ganization has mm~e than 1800 of them north of the border·line. . HOTEL J-EFFERS10N ofbigbusiness-aconvincing testimonial in its service. Dt:.rir~g ~he :?2..S: uve yea..~ to theworthofIntemationaI Trucks. more than 8000 have been hard atwork But an even ml)ie potent influence for international amity is ! Bigbusiness makes itstl'Uck purchases intheserviceoftheHarvester Company, ,'undoubtedly coming from thecfuse contacts which this travel :is with foresight hC1.-n of experience-and its branches and its dealers. "'~taP1ishing between th~ inhabitants of the hvo countries, for the, fortwentyyearsbigbusinessbasheenbuy- In every line of busine;;s you will find UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ing Internationals with ~ . Internationalsserving " . large majority of the tourists. make their tours by automobile and nfid . th Some InternatlOnal Fleet Owners I CO ence m e man... Amerion.TeL&Te-i.Co. N:dc::a1:R!:5nb~l1l-Co_ enthusiasticowners nave, the full benefit of the intimacy that mode of travel affOrds./ ufa';turing experience ~~~.~~Co. i.':d;~ ~~~~~~~4 mostsatisLactoiilv. . 'They cannot fail to be impressed by the similarity of their new behind these trucks. C
:~~ the body of his slayer and then When Ty Oob~ g:t:ve home runs In ! AMERICAN TR~FEB ~ ! OF OMAHA Tried to Kill self. two (lays at St. Louis he set. a mark I COJ,WANY . I~ C. YSTAL CAFE I 1609 FARNAM STREET TEL. JACKSON illU o~~e:~;;:d::r';:~~dhi=l~:t ~.;Uu!:o:~~~'~ ~;:. ~ t:: :- arecord I lacbOll 1 ••• • Ii h!m tQ a h.osnital. :Miss !t-ue,. whn I f:itVC·-.:ITT'PNT 1L
. heavy with homesickness. .'. 11th'" ~tbto S4t!llUl4 IHOT!!!""tL PLAZA' -----..~ ...... _-- '!'he committee selected Mrs. Gotl- 16~= ~tll toUth ad Itll l.t..l ; ~ ~ _~ ---~ ....-.-~ I ~;;_;;;;;;;;...... _...... --...... '-...... _..- .lieb. She was_ one (,lof the ftM to work V1ntoil ••,. t ,- 14th and Howard I .l TELEPHONB IJ.. ". ftW the .home to .Whlch. mlsfortune :fi- . uth·aml Farmt.m--lIOU.. tb ... Hth ad, I Iii IUd.ly sent her. Sllegave in Qt'der th.at I u~= ~mtlt to 14th and 4:». \\-1.THOUT BATH the aged mlght not be without COJ:l- f.A.ma . .tall I ! ~. '" Q W• n.... fl)1'tS. She was made secretary ot ~ 1:t~ ~ to HUt &ad J.u Daily S~le 76<: and up I role. 0.; rame, L n>p. P'OllP which hrought the_Denma.rk I 18th aDd ~ to iiil U!d • Daily Double $1.5{) and up I richer Service on aU Baseball Games a.nd Leading Sports Home for the Aged into mste11Ce. WeekI'" Sin"'le $4.00 and up Ii . J.AJnu10th and Jrae»n to .Sth.- and ~.. 1:&2.,Jll J" ! Finest and l\foot Exe1llllive Billiard Parlor in Middle West _ Eighteen years ago Hrs. Gottlieb's ~:tIlth aDd 1J'azna.nl to 46th an« Cu.min$ ":.Q$ . ! . hUSband .. died, leavIng little mo.neY~I' 4~Ul4. cmn.tn¥ to 10th ana Ban- Weekly Double $7.00 and up . The Then It was that Mrs. G<>ttlleh becameo l$;:'~ JVn&m to 16th and. :B:ua-