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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-15
Local and Per
SOnal Mention


Remember the Mason's annual pic
mic. 1t will be the biggest and best
Of the season, at Bloomfield Park July
2nd.
ployed at the city hall, has been sup
planted by a white janitor.
]. w. Pertilla has taken the place
as elevator pilot at the city hall
A new departure in city jobs is that
of driver of the water wagon, a place
given to Don. Reeves.
The city is we'll depleted of Off
cials of the various women's clubs,
many of them having gone to Pueblo
where the state federation has been
in session during the week.
Mrs. Jas. Abernathy is preparing to
take a trip East tomorrow.
Edward Moore was taken sudden
ly i'll last Tuesday and died Thurs
day at his home on Lafayette street.
His remains were sent to Lawrence,
the old home, where he was buried.
He leaves a wife and daughter be-
reft He has made Denver his home
for many years, being last employed
in the Ideal building. Miss Della
Black OIL Colorado Springs, sister of
Mrs Moore has come to the city to
be with her.
The Lafayette Mercantile Com
pany says that it does not fear the
competition of any downtown store
in prices or quality of groceries and
meats. 1t is advertising extensively
by circulars in the neighborhood of
ils store, oath and Lafayette street.
Mrs. Austin has recovered in
wonderful degree from the effects of
her recent operation.
Mrs. Lille Smith is about the
house a gain having about recovered
from an operation for gall stones.
Mrs. Helen Curlett of Lawrence,
Kansas, is visiting her brother, BENZ.
Bennett
j. W. Phillips has returned to the
city after an absence of two months
in Texas.
Let us put your entertainment "ad."
in the picture shows; best anu cheap
est
H. D. SMITH LANTERN SLIDE CO.,
2406 10th St, Phone Gallup 723.
The Y. NJ. c. B. is rescinoing it's
action whereby it determined to buy
home at this time. Last week it
entertained for a short while tDr.
Mooreland who is one of the interna
tional secretaries, and his advice is
that under the financial conditions
prevailing now there is little wisdom
in buying. The move on foot Is to
have the Y. NJ. c. B. set apart as
branch of the Central Y. NJ. c. A,
and take up the getting of a home at
future date.
Bishop Parks spoke in both the
Methodist churches Sunday, at Shor-
ter in the morning, and at Campbell
in the evening. He was in the city en-
presided at the dedication of the
Preachers Home.
We wish to thank the friends ana
relatives for their kindness during
the long illness and death of our hus-
band, brother; and also Miss Belmont
and girls.
MRS. CATHRINE DAVIS.
MIR. AND MRS. ED DAVIS.
MIR. AND MRS. CLARENCE DAVIS.
MR. MARQUETTE DAVIS
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-15
NOTHING DOWN.

With two years private music les
sons free. Sale now on. Columbine
Music Co., 920-924 Fifteenth street,
Charles building, Fifteenth and
Curtis.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-15
HOUSES FOR RENT.

5 and Groom houses for reduced
rental; water and gas; in good repair.
Apply Wilcox, 427 Ernest & Cranmer,
building.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-15
The Old Order Passeth :.
Platform Is Party Hope

The Republican Party will have to seek the vote Of
the colored citizens through the appeal which its plat
form makes. The personality Of Taft and of Roosevelt
will be of no avail for they have both failed make
the of position President of the United
States by showing that they large enough
enforce the laws without any coloring from prejudice
1t makes difference that Negroes support
ing the and the other, in both cases. it is
choice Of the lesser evil they making rather
than the expression of their perfect satisfaction with
either.
The Statesman has loneed for the day to come
when the Republican Party would seek the
ored citizens the basis it does that of
whites, is the diened, legitimate basis Of
service for service Let the party show itself the best
in serving the country's interests and
peculiar interests We wait with considerable
ancy the deliberations Of next week and hope the
Republican Party will consider the welfare Of ten
million blacks in its platform that it will make an end
Of notification of the amendments the Constitu-
ton which it's candidates if elected will swear to
uphold.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-15

We wish to thank the friends ana
relatives for their kindness during
the long illness and death of our hus-
band, brother; and also Miss Belmont
and girls.
MRS. CATHRINE DAVIS.
MIR. AND MRS. ED DAVIS.
MIR. AND MRS. CLARENCE DAVIS.
MR. MARQUETTE DAVIS
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-15

Bishop Parks spoke in both the
Methodist churches Sunday, at Shor-
ter in the morning. and at Campbell
in the evening. He was in the city en-
route to Colorado Springs where he
presided at the dedication of the
Preachers Home.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-15

Remember the Mason's annual pic
mic. 1t will be the biggest and best
Of the season, at Bloomfield Park July
2nd.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-15

v. T. Scruggs who has been en-
ployed at the city hall, has been SUI
planted by white janitor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
COURT READY FOR CITY Case
TO TEST COMMISSION FORM
Legality of New Plan of Govern
ment May He Determined in
Advance of Primary
beatrice VIII Join.
(From a Sad correspondent. }

LINCOLN. Feb. 2l.-(Special Telegram
The case to test the validity OF the
Omaha commission form OF government
may be filed Friday. The judges Of the
supreme court have indicated that II the
case is filed then and the briefs are ready
II can be argued the same day and sub
mitted to the court.
The court intimates that IL the hearing
Is expedited decision may be expected
In ample time TO permit filings for the
primary, which would be an important
matter in case the court held against the
legality Of the commission form, for no
filings have been or may be made for city
offices under the present charter as long
as the law is effective. rs.
The court also Indicated that other
cities which are interested In the same
question may be heard at the same time
the Omaha case is argued and under this
ruling, 1t Is said. o. e. Kritsinger Of
Beatrice will appear.
Tho case arises out Of refusal Of City
Clerk Dan Butler of Omaha to file. the
nomination papers of a candidate for city
clerk on the ground that under the com
mission form there Is no such office.
Walter V. Hoagland OF North Platte
has filed as a republican candidate for
senator for the Twenty-fifth district.
Socialists Have CandidateA
There were indications today that the
socialists will soon have candidate in
the field for submission at the primary.
There have been no filings by that party
up to date, but gentleman was In the
secretary Of states office today obtair
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
W. Il. McCord Buys =.
Lexington "Six''
Roadster at Show

About the quickest sale Of the many
recorded this week at the Automobile
show was the one made at O'Clock
"wednesday afternoon. when W. II. Nc
Cord. president OF the Mccord-Brady
company, purchased a Lexington six
roadsted Of f. u. Wilson. Mr.. Wilson
bad a model on. the floor which has
caused great comment all the week. IL
Is the property OF Harold Bolster and
wifi be delivered when the show closes.
Mr.. Mccord saw the car Wednesday,
gazed OF It from all angles, asked the
price and how quickly one could be de-
iiyered. He is one Of the leading auto
mobile enthusiasts Of Omaha and. Of
course. was already familiar with the
merit Of the car Upon receiving the
information he gave his order. specifying
maroon body with cream-colored
wheels. The car Ia to be 4 present 10
his son. ]. q. Mccord, and win be de-
ilvered In April,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
Expert Says Auto
Show is the Best
Of the Long List

THE Omaha Automobile show is some
show" said Fred n. Coates, vice presi-
dent OF the Lexington Motor Car COM
pany. who Is assisting in demonstrating
the Lexington car at the show. Il have
attended neaf1y every show in the country
this year and none have found so
largely attended = by dealers and pros
peetive buyers and so well managed and
attractive. There are more sales Of cars
made here in one day. believe, than
there were made during the whole show
In the other cities.
Great credit should be given TO the
dealers for this wonderful exhibition. Al
though the cars shown on the floor do
not have lavender bodies with green
spokes as did many at the Chicago and
New York shows, you can bank that they
are Of the best and Just what the people
In this section OF the territory need.
zone Of the astounding features OF the
show Is the great enthusiasm shown by
people attending. Never before have I
seen so many people in this section Of the
country so greatly interested in motor
cars. ' seq az.
ut used TO be that good laxative
salesman with large vocabulary could
get up on the floor and sell car to
buyer, even though the car was a lemon.
Things have changed / find at this
show that what the people want is a
good. reliable car that they know will
stand the wear and tear. You can't sell
them car by telling them the spark
plug is attached to the rear axle. They
want facts about the car and a car that
has made record In the automobile
world for durability and can be relied
upon And they are finding these good
features In the Lexington car"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22

II has such advanced features that you will find them
lin combination on no other automobiles.
1t has approximately 1000 fewer parts than has the
average car.
Ii is a quiet automobile. Every moving part Is
thoroughly dust proof. as
1t has fStarer that in thousands Of tests proved
to be $50 efficient and which for simplicity and Ell
ficiency is typical of the rest of the car
ID weighs but ~ pounds and has but IL parts.
There is nothing complicated. There is no great
weight to the motors power, to weight the tires
and to invite the failing troubles that are found
in practically all other starters.
There are no check valves to leak.
You won't find as simple car anywhere as is the
HUDSON "S3." All parts are instantly accessible.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
It's Hard to Select
Average Mans Car

The average man lie a great deal like
''rumor says" One never meets him.
and yet his influence Is felt everywhere.
Not long ago a man wanted to get an
average mans car" since then the
dealer has been trying TO find out jus,
what features should be combined in the
IDEAL car Of the average man.
at seems 20 me-" says a Chalmers Of
fetal, that the average man requires,
first. service at a medium price, The
average man cannot afford to pay ex.
brilliantly for service. because. 20 him
motor ear In more necessity than q
luxury. lie buys II because he has uss
for ear. and Il In the last thing he doe.
buy. because he does not spend the mones
until he absolutely needs TO have motor
car.
''flnt whether he happens TO be using the
car in his business or purely for pleas
ure. he desires comfort and beauty Of
line and finish. which will enable him to
hold up his head among owners Of high
priced cars.
THE average man takes care Of his car
himself lie wants. therefore, q cat
which Is as nearly trouble-proof az II
can be made. He wants. too. a car with
easy adjustments and readily accessible
parts.
But. perhaps. more than anything else
he wants an economical car-one which Il
so designed and built that there will be
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
Comfort is Now the +.
Big Feature of Auto

Charles T. Jeffery. president OF the
Thomas B. Jeffery company. makers OF
Rambler motor cars. was asked: Vow
that the mechanism of the motor car has
become SO standardized. what is the most
Important thing demanded by motor car
ownersf' Mr.. Jeffrey said. Comfort u
the thing demanded by the motor car
buyers OF today"
In the design Of the Rambler Cross
Country comfort had foremost consIdera-
uon. For a long time many designers
felt that with properly flexible springs
all that was necessary to provide COM
fort had been done. Springs are only a
starting point. Wheel bases have been
heightened. That of the Cross County
is lO Inches. Formerly this approx
mated what was provided for seven-pas.
senger cars. The body Is hung low, so
that the car win carry steadily, avoiding
side sway and giving to the passengers
feeling of greater security. The seats
are lower than they uzed to be.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
Metal Garage is :.
Shown at the Show

Z The .rkland-liIcken company OF
omaha -. on exhibit on the stage OF
The Auditorium miniature 'Pruden sys.
tenn metal garage. small reproduction
OF the one that may DO seen on the south
side Of Farnam street. at Twenty-first.
The company hands out q circular which
has the following TO say about garages:
IAN cars are approximately six feet
wide. They range from ten 10 sixteen
feet long II you simply want to house
IL. ten feet is wide enough. and two feet
longer than your car with top DOWN.
IL long enough. II YOU would like TO put
In an oil tank and perhaps work bench.
and have room enough to work around
inside the building. twelve TO fourteen
feet wide 10 necessary, ana four TO sis
feet behind your car"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
Sellers Murder Case
is Before Grand Jury

LINCOLN. Neb-- Esb. HILARY HeHth.
serving a lie seateace in the pcnltenhzry
fer the murder Of chsIsss Sellers. =
rzrehuzr, um be Tzksa 10 Valentine.
Seh-, this afterusGa % tel the grand
Jun "a sesz.ou SLstre what he knows
shout tie cr1u,s. Heath. VITA his eSznu.
gerneth Nrrphy. I'D tss.. rasn named
Weed. pleaded guilty to hanging Sellers
and drew life terms In prison. Tt,u
The public sentiment lin Cherry county
has been inclined to connect Eunice MUIR
ply, Heath's cousin. and the girl whom
Sellers loved. with the crime and Heaths
testimony Is supposed TO be wanted on
this phase of the case,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
GIBB0N TRYING TO GET
DEMONSTRATION FARM

GlBBoS, Neb., Feb. n.-(special.)-
A special meeting Of the sGlhbon Com
mercisl club was held at the club rooms
on Monday evening. to consider the
matter Of securing the location Of one
or more demonstration farms in the
vicinity OF Gibbon.
In connection with the AGRICULTURAL
extension work of the state university
II 10 proposed to establish in a few
counties Of the state ten demonstration
farms, these farms to be operated
by the owner under supervision OF
trained experts in farm management
sent out by the department Of farm
management Of the university.
The department Of farm MANAGEMENT
Of the university will employ men who
are graduates Of the agricultural college
and proficient in their prospective lines
OF work to spend the spring. summer,
and fan in demonstration work on these
MISUNDERSTANDING advising good in
instructing the operator OF the farm in
farm management.
These farms must be owned or oper-
ated BY men who are willing to follow
the instructions and take the advice of
the demonstrators.
After a thorough discussion OF the
matter. 1t was the unanimous senti-
ment Of the members of the club that
an effort should be made to secure the
location Of one or more Of these demon
stration farms In the vicinity Of Gibbon
and OF ten in Buffalo.
As this matter of securing the loca-
ton Of ten OF these demonstration
farms in Buffalo county Is to be pre-
scented for consideration to the Kearney
Commercial club on February ., by Mr..
Frank G. odell. secretary Of the Rural
Life commission. Mr.. W. H Buck. pres
ioent OF the club. appointed as a COM
mittee on the part Of the club to attend
the meeting at Kearusy on February
2: D. A. Lynch. II. d. Marsh, Roy
Hauke and s c. Bassett
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
New Self-Starting HUDSON 49,

When attention Is required by any part OF the car It
can be given without delay extra cost or
Every detail of equipment is complete
Easy riding springs, soft cushions high grade up
holstering and lines which make the car as graceful
a a yacht. .-.
All Mr.. Collins earlier cars-there have been I'VE
and all famous too-haye served models for other
makes.
II you are thinking of some other car the chances
are is modelled after OF Mr.. Collins earlier de-
signs His have always set the pace. That Is why
you great risk in buying any other automobile
today
Think what you lose when, next year the then car
rent model of the car you think well of Is made
conform to the principles that introduced in the
HUDSON 49," 'F
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
Luxury for Drivers
and Passengers is
Feature Of New Cars

''The most striking feature Of the new
models seen at the AUTOMOBILE show is
luxury" said II. Is Fredrickson.
II have seen most OF the new cars and
believe that never before have manu-.
facturers given so much attention to the
matter Of luxury for driver and psssen-
gers.
BY luxury | do not mean extravagant
fittings, but rather general refinement
OF the whole car which gives that luxury
that is synonymous with efficiency. A
careful study OF the new types Of stand
ard cars will prove my point.
Take the Instance OF the self-starter.
This IL a feature OF luxury which has
been perfected for this season. In one
sense OF the world It Is purely a luxury,
because the driver has only TO get into
his seat. press button and away goes
his motor. In the case OF compressed air
self-starters there is also the added lux
ury Of a power tire lnfiater. which Is a
part OF the starter mechanism.
"Yet these two features certainly In
crease the efficiency Of any car which
has them. The time and effort saved by
the self-starter and by the power tire
lnfiater add immeasurably TO the pleas
ures OF motoring.
You viii also find that most of the
standard cars are now equipped with de-
mountable rims. In this way the manu-
farturer reduces TO the minimum the an
noyance Of tire trouble.
"The two original Inconvenience OF
motoring which have survived all attacks
by designers and manufacturers up to the
present season are erankinE and tire
trouble. Tho year 1919 marks the great
est advance In the last five years through
the development Of thoroughly reliable
self-starter and the general equipment OF
tha nav cars with demountable rims.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22

ing blanks and asking how to proceed to
get a name on the ticket. ~
A. T. Gatewood OF Chase county has
filed populist petition asking to have
his name placed on the primary ballot as
a candidate for secretary Of state.
ii. G.. Taylor Of Merrick county today
formally entered the contest as repub-
lean candidate for railway commissioner.
His filing has been anticipated for some
time.
/. A. Reneau of Broken Bow has filed
as a republican candidate for elector from
the Sixth district.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
ANNUAL DERBY FOR DOG
TEAMS TAKES PLACE TODAY

NOME. Alaska. fsb al The annual
solomon derby for dog teams. sixty-five
miles from Nome TO the Solomon river
sahd return over the snow trail. win be
run tomorrow under excellent conditions
and with large list Of entries. The tenn
sperature today is 20 degrees below zero.
The race Is for purse Of $4,000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
CORNHUSKERS BEST TOSSERS
Nebraska Basket Ball Five Defeats
Drake, 3S to Is.
ACCURACY OF AIN ON FLOOR
Des Meine. Players show Much
speed On First Half, hut Fail
60 Find Basket In the
second

DEs MONIES. Feb. AIN a hotly con-
tested game of basket ball Nebraska unl-
versity defeated Drake university here
this afternoon By score OF 20 TO u. Ne
braska's fast floor work and accuracy In
finding the basket won for them the
game
Drake showed considerable speed IN
the first half, but failed to find the basket
In the second. The game with Nebraska
tomorrow Will close brakes season. Ne
brsska has won every game played this
season and goes TO Ames Friday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
Scandinavian Aid society Meets,

MINDEN, Neb., Feb. 2i.-(SpeciaL)-
The Scandinavian Mutual Aid association
held its annual meeting today. S. II,
Barton, state auditor, was present. The
raising Of rates was discussed and several
propositions voted down. The only change
made was from twelve assessments 10
one for each death during any one year.
This might make twenty-four or more
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
Same Price to All---Everywhere

An important reason why You should prefer the
sef.starting HUDSON "33" Is that II is not dis
count car
Its price everywhere is the same price every one.
The only difference in the price you pay and what Is
paid I'm Europe-hundreds sold THERE'S the DIFF
Detroit.
Dealers are not permitted to cut prices They for
felt their right to sell HUDSON IL they do This
means that your neghbor buy for less than you
can IL means that you wish to sell after the car has
given long service and you want new car, you can
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22

no expense for requirements: one which
may be maintained at a low cost OF up
keep. for the average man buys his car
to use for several seasons. He does not
want, and he cannot afford new car
every year. and he naturally turns to
mat car which has the highest reputa-
ton for service. economy and endurance"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22

The Excelsior BASKET ball fiVe deteateu
Inc south Omaha Young Mems Christian
association gymnasium by score OF ~
10 y. The Exeelsiors would like 10 hear
from the 81. Johns. Fort Omaha soldiers
creighton seniors. Omaha High school
freshmen, south Omaha Stars, Council
bluffs Boys club or any team out OF
town. call Douglas 500 and ask for Joseph
Moran after $50 .. m. or by mai, 100
North Twenty-fifth street.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22

YORK. Neb.. Feb. g1.-(speeiaLl- Last
evening the basket bah team Of the Peru
Normal played York college. The score
was q to IL in favor Of York college
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22

get a larger proportion OF what you paid because no
one else has a car which cost him LEGS. -
BY maintaining the price everywhere, dealers can
give real service TO their customers, impossible when
q Is sold at q cut price. $500 --.s--fa,
Think over this phase OF the cuf-price business be
fore you buy. Iou viii the advantage OF buying
car that Is sold all exactly the same basis.
More than tlree-fourtbs OF the entire 1912 produc
has already been delivered Individual users.
There are thousands OF HUDSON ass the road.
All who viii want this exceptional quickly.
else they will be too late. Come see the now.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-22

assessments If there are as many death.
in one year.