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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
Bill Would Provide
State to Pay Loss
Sustained by Hail
From a stafi Correspondent. )


LINCOLN. Feb. s..-(special. l-Petltions
signed by several hundred business men
at Archer and farmers IN the surround
Ing country, were filed In the house
Tuesday morning. ASKING for the pas
sage Of the osterman bill. II. r.. No. CO.,
for the creation OF as tate hail insurance
FUND. The bill was introduced by Mr..
osterman upon the urgent request OF
many OF his constituents IN Merrick
county. where great danger has been
done by hail storms the last year or two.
! The measure proposes state levy OF
ohe-fourth OF one mill for. the purpose
of creating the fund.- The governor IL
authorized to appoint three commission
ers for each county. who shall pass on
ali claims for loss, ard award the same
according to their best Judgment Tho
commissioner will receive 20 cents per
hour, while engaged IN this work.
Tho bill does not limit It's benefits
TO farmers alone. but provides that resi-
dences Of cities ana towns may show
losses due to hall and be re-embursed
therefore.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
QUINBY SEES WIRE PULLING
Douglas County Representative Says
Effort is Being Made to Kill
Franchise Tax Measure.
ANOTHER HEARING SCHEDULED


LINCOLN. Feb. s.-(special. )--That the
enemies OF senate File No. ~ which de-
fines the method OF fixing the value Of
franchises for taxation purposes, are try
ing to kill the bill by delaying IT, was
the charge emphaticalIy made by sena-
tor Quinby Of Douglas. introducer OF the
bill, on the floor OF the senate today.
Quinby was brought to his feet by a
motion Of thurman, chairman OF the
committee on revenue and taxation 70
have the bill referred back 20 the stand
ing committee, II having been reported
out for passage some time ago. Buhr-
man said II appeared that all parties in
terested. through error had not been
given q hearing ON tho measure when IL
was before the committee.
oulnby strenuousIy denied this. He said
that no himself had It recommended at
one time Just to make sure that every
body might be heard. He thought that
for committee to report a bill out twice
should be enough.
2uinby's motion lost. however. by a
vote Of 10 70 10 he having demanded a
roll call. The bill as result Is now
back in the committee and hearing
upon It Is scheduled forN2 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon.
The bill provides that the assessor shall
fix tho value Of the franchise OF all
public service corporations at the market
value OF stock and bonds less the value
Of the company's tangible property.
Read The Bees Business Chances"
and est into your own business.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10


mittee Of the house for come time has
had special rule ready for am emere-
ency on the shipping biil
Senator Hitchcock declared he did not
criticise the president for attempting to
enforce his convictions. but he hoped
senators would respect their own. mot
one senator here on this side .(the demo-
cratic side) believe IN the bill. is my
opinion
Senator Reed moved to amend the
Hitchcock substitute by providing that
all secret meetings, conferences. or eau
cuses between disgruntled or boiling
democrats or republicans. or proprletofs
or agents OF any pool or trust interested
IN LEGISLATION shall be held to be a con-
ference In the meaning Of the order.
Senator o'Gorman. IN a denunciation
Of the conduct>of the senate's business
declared It was doubtful II the state OF
New York would remain in the demo-
cratic column and that II certainly would
not II the people should find that their
representatives In the senate could be
bound hand and foot by caucus.
BurIesque on G6vernnaent.
The proceedings OF this senate in the
last week have been buriesque on con-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
How to Destroy Catarrh
Germs and End Catarrh
Forever

Fatorrh z germ disease and ths only
way 20 cuTt Il 40 IL Will stay cured ana
never eone back Il 20 XIII and drive out az
your system the catarrhal germs which
have found looEeHaent there. When the
tsfms so ne eaiarrh VIII stop: The srou-
4aifee, creams, gFeany baims. lotions. etc .
q that they give only Temporary relief ~
opening 1p Tor while the cloRged head.
tRrpat and nostTiis IN & little time tie
f4t4ffl comes back ae had a. ever
People who suffer Continually from q
t4ttl should drop such Temporary MAKE
SHIFTS ana SET something that really rets
~ ne root az The disease and Stamps IL
out IfIere a. nofhInE better Tor such
CASES Enan bleethinE into your nose and
lrntt ne pleasant soothing. heailne,
germ Destroying Air q Hyomsl Cpro-
nQunced HIgh-o-mel made from nuresf oIl
% kuceiyptus and comblned WITH Other
powerful neallns. antiEPpflc ana ral.n de-
afroFinE ingredients. Hgomel psnotrafos
and heals the inflamed swollen mem
rftne1 q your nose end throat. stops dis
tptfte4, clears The passages and COM
f'tte.y ev1rcel11z ne disease b. deriroy-
lNf 10 Gauss. For catarrt gernas cann1i
i've H. fpur BODY aflef Hyomei reecse,
them sherman a McConnel Drnr Co.
ana menf other good druggists III OMAN
so t.rinlty have long sold Hyomei on d
positive 4uaInniet u successful rsruli1
no||tY pays Most dfurFiafa ere row 49,
ln1 pocket inhaler nn1de from hrrd r.,b.
PEI WIN 4FefT runn|eIe treatment aid
Pc makes very simple eaeg ard con
|W1nt - Vel - = thoroughly rallahIe
H4NNI4 Of IIeaIIHF By the horf Enrr9r
method tn|e 0anEtfous and often 8frrurI.
'Nt aI4te4E'-A advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
TWO BILLS AFFECT
BIG CORPORATIONS
Mates and Bedford Have Measures
vitality Opposed on Taxes Paid
by These Companies.
LOOKING MIRO THEIR EFFECT
Crrom a staff Correspondent

lFTom = CInII lofIeHuOnOcnt-l
LINCOLN, Feb a-(special. Senator
Mates OF otoe IL anxious to know just
how much money Is paid into the state
treasury under the corporation occupation
tax law. what percentage OF the total ia
paid BY public service corporations and
how much by smaller private corporations
and how much it costs 70 collect the tax.
A motion that the secretary Of state.
who collects the tax. be Instructed to fur
nish the senate with such information
was introduced BY the otoe county man
this morning. The motion- carried.
BTns vitality Opposed.
Senator Mates explained that the de-
sired information concorned 8 =. 1ss. By
Bedford Of Douglas. and 8 r. slas BY him
self The former raises. the occupation
tax Tor each additional milton Of capital
stock over, the first million from SIS 20
ss5a The latter rapeals the tax altogether.
Bedford's bin would hit the railroads
practically to he-exclusIon OF other cor
porations. II would affect the counon
carriers vitality. some OF them for almost
AZ much az $4,000 additional 70 what they
are nov paying
Frees Roads from Tax.
Mates blIi wouid OF course free them
from any tax Whatsoever
Both bills are yet in the committees.
Bedfofd's bin IL with the committee on
revenue ana taxation. having. been trans-
ferred 10 that committee from the COM
rnittec on entertainments corporations.
Mates hillfis with the latter committee.
Of which he IL chairman
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
DOCTORS AND LAWYERS
HAVE A DISCUSSION

LINCOLN. Feb, s.--lepeciai 1.-THE doc
tors and the lawyers sot into discussion
this afternoon In the house over the
merits OF bin prohibiting The lawyers
from charging fees for assisting IN the
settlement Of estates.
IMnigan OF Greeley and Hoffmelster
spoke. the former Insisting that altar a
lawyer had paid money and spent time
In getting admitted 10 the bar there was
nothing fair An Restricting his field Of
Iabcr6
Hoffmeistsr insisted that u 10 wanted
his son 10 settle hla estate after ne wa
dead that he ought 10 be- aba 70 do 50
without lawyer butting into the game
and charging fee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
SCHOOL BILL is IN DEMAND
senats's Supply Of Code Measure
Hase Been Completely
Exhausted.
MAtLERY aErs SARCASTIC

(From a STAFF Correspondent
LINCOLN, Feb. a.-(speclai.)--A lively
scrap was precipitafed in the senate
this morning. when Senator Mates Of
Otoe. rose to remark that there was no
more copies Of the school code bill avail
able. either in the senate or the house.
The bill IL bulky measure OF, over 100
pages. weighing something like thirteen
ounces.
The otoe county member further re-
marked that OF $40 IN postage had been
expended In sending the bill out. Where
is your vaunted economy was the oues-
ton be put,
bilf answering In a warm manner the
attack Of Senator Mates. and proposing
that more copies Of the bill be printed.
It shows that the people are vitality In
terested IN this bfIl and that by all means
they should be protected even at the
expense Of q few pennies.
You talk about economy and then
provide pay for sixty employees" he
added.
Mallery's motion was lost.
cehoa Bonds Bought.
The state Board OF Educational lands
and funds has purchased siaooo worth OF
the sewer bonds Of the city Of Genoa
sale Of Copperas.
Attorney General Reed has furnished
4 ruling 10 the pharmscy board ito the
effect that any person. not licensed
pharmacist, may sell copperaa.l or sui
phate Of iron. The pharnaniBts bad OBJ
jectsd. because general stores were SELL
ing the drug. II is used Iareely as a
hog medicine
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10

stitutionai government" said o'Gorman.
The command comes from without the
walls OF the capitol 20 pass this ship pir-
chase BILL before the appropriation bills
Tho situation In which the democratic
party now finds itself may well excite
the anxiety Of those who love the party"
Concluding. Senator o'Gorrnan declared
there would be az mu6hNwarrant for the
president sending for the chief justice OF
the United States TO come TO the White
House to discuss a pending case as 10
send for a senator to take his orders.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
Howell Objects
To Hunters Bill
On Water Board


LINCOLN. Feb. s.-(speciaI TeIeerarn.)
Representative Hunter 81 the Douglas
county delegation ana General Manager
r. y. Howell. OF tho Omaha Water
board. had a TIT before the committee
on state institutions this afternoon. over
HunieFs bill, providing that Nths state
auditor should make an Investigation Of
the affairs OF the Omaha Water board.
While Howell aBsolved Mr. Hunter from
any connection with the corporations, he
said corporations we're behind the bill
for the purpose Of crippllng the work Of
the Water board.
Hunter denied the charge ana eald that
n tbe Water board Il al right. Il
ought not to be afraid OF an invsstisa-
tlon BY tho state auditor or anybody
else.
Howell was willing for an Investigation.
but he wanted 70 prohibit them from
Rolng too far by stipEiating that the I'M
TestieatIon should not cost over tibo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
MAJOR MoRRISoN-BELL
PRISONER IN GERMANY

LONDON. Feb. s.--Mator Arthur G.
Morrison-Bell OF the Scots Guards who
recently was reported missing in France.
Is a prisoner in Germany. Mrs. Morrison
Bell today received a letter fom her hus-
band announcing his safety. Major Nor
rison-Bell is . conservative member OF
the House Of Commons. He saw service
IN the South African war and was aide
de-camp TO the governor general Of Cam
adaAfn 19OO-O.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
Register Reveals
Sharp as lobbyist

fFrom a Staff corrospondentl
LINCOLN. Feb s--(speclal.) wv. n
sharp. presieen OF the IAncoln Traction
company and OF the Royal llghlpnders.
has regiHtered a. a lobbyist at the sec
rotary Of states office. tie signs as in
terepled Ia it,saIaRco and corporation
laws. 1t Is thought that the immediate
cause Of his registry is the Peterson bin.
X. r. 2it which provides that no street
railway serviue shall be discontinued upon
certain conditions
=. , Schneider Of Chicago has registered
- representing himself IN Legislation sf.
fecting loans
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
Favor Sufficient.
Weights Inspectors

LINCOLN. Feb s.--( speciai.)--1n spite
OF vigorous criticism frcm its opponent
H. r. 2u6, increasing the number Of
weights and measures inspectors for the
State Food commission from two 70 six,
received the o. X. stamp OF the house to-
day and was sent 10 lis third reading.
The plea Of economy was raised in oppo-
sItion 20 this bill. some members deciar-
Ing themselves opposed to the creation Of
any new joba. Friends Of the bin met
this argument BY saving that anless a
sufficient number OF inspectors IL pro-
vIded Il win be impossible 70 protect tho
public from the imposture Of false weights
and measures.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
PRAIRIE CHICKEN SEASON
LEFT OPEN By SENATE

A|NNNNA
LINCOLN. Fet s,-(Speciai.) --PTairls
chickens can sot no protection from tina
senate this year and suckers viii be pro
sected, II the action Of the senate sa1na
and flsh commission wny be taken a. the
feeling az ghs members.
This noon a LARGE crowd q finhefmen
and xunman met with the cofnmittso ana
registered Vigorous protest. aeainst senate
FiIe lis b. L,ahners. which makes 4 un-
lawfnl 70 KIN prairie chickens. quail and
like nlrds for term ~ five years. ana
Beai'n senate File 154 which provides
that suckers and like fish could b taken
any old tlfne.
A. result both BILLS were recommended
for lndefinitee poEtponemeut HoweyeF
Gates bin. senate FlIe soi. which pFo-
vides the manner and kind Of coaras fish
which may be taken hysasine when their
presence m waters are detrimental 70 the
propagation Of good fish. was recon-
mended for passage.
going fnsiness can be sold oulclrlg
through ThA Tae'a s'nuainern Chnfcta 70
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10

between the United States and Great
Britain IN. 1916. The anniversary falls
on February II. and the governor sue-
eested fitting observance. and that the
two houses meet IN joint session at 2
-. m. on that day to hear an address
by JenlSin Lloyd Dimes This viii prob
ably be done.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
Legislative
Proceedings

senate Commltsee Of Whple.
g Pushss ci lkimhelI Rsenees
& & kIsss ss s'o q Ns e Ana.
that common carriers cannot require o.
en- employe tAet he secure any specific
HfI1a on Thkrd neadlnH, senate.
for state parole officer. Ayes. 81
& r. ! 81. Nelson Of Frontier--Ms,ses Il
sss q 'es sHsss without Nss srR n sAs
cross az thu same time. Ayes. 20; nays, IL
3. n. q Howell or alton
hin with enoersepcy clause- Ayes, ~:
81 =. 90 Rndsr Of Cedar ana Beal OF
Custer quaiizes and slightly raises
schedule Of county Judges tees IN civil
on flat Zee basis. varying with siSe Of
estate. Ayes. ~ nays. O
Heaao COMMITTEES 81 the whole.
II, n. ~, Douglas County peleaation--
PUBLIC welfare bib, TO pass
ovds. ~ ssasaSs Snss 1s isss sSaTt
II. r. y. he de- same pelssstion-,Aiiows
chsnss q Venue from justice courts Q
II. r. 81. Douglas observation-disclosures for
appointment q eonstablee instead 81
IA. II a boasiau pe,seat,on-r,.a,,.
lurisfletlon OF justice of the peace 20 his
own district. 10 paaR
II z. sa Douglas Delegation Creates
bonsIss eonnty. 70 psss 'e IN
Thira ReadtnG, Mouaes
n, n. ~. MineF-Ciges railroad oom-
panles the right TO condemn and take a.
much as forty acres IN = school lana
e ee's ssa when twenty g, serss = g 4e used
II; r. l3 crQRin-Ailows orders to be
made IN chambers against heirs Ia
u. n. isS cronln--Peru.st. ncenn. ~
sale % suardian Of property e - g..
sued between reEular court terms paeeed
~. X. ~, hroome-l Requires lens for
filed BY October after the offaprInS has
been foalad. Paased
II, r. 81, Dafoe-A pportion the cost %
boundary line fences Passed.
Bills Postponed An House.
county tkx levy 70 crest sF'1 sois,s tot
monuments OF MEMORIALS. Poatboned'
The rlbbets bill II. r. IS. requiring
railroads 20 advertise their time tahles
went into the discard with he -, recon- osne
mendauon OF the railroad COMMITTEES.
H. r. "a -DltpensinE with ad-
not . sSeesd sss in "a sss T poas
BnIs rostponed in senate.
s y. 90 Beal OF c,istr,-r Eliminate. -.
defense 70 charge OF embeEnlenent plee
that egent had some part Of the money
ilnisaprroprlated due him.
8. r. l6i, Ruden OF Knox-pormite
money raised for county fair dissertations
70 be used IN payment Of speed per-
s, n Iss. BeaI OF custsr-Permits scav-
sngef flsh % b taken az ali times o.
S. f. rs. I.ahnsrs Of Thaysr-Doss sway
with the open season on prairie chicken
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
SENATE PASSES
ANNEXATION BILL
Howell Measure Goes Through the
Upper House This Morning by
Vote Of "a to s.
EMERGENCY CLAUSE RETAINED

Trom Staff correspondent)
LINcoIsN. Neb... Feb. p.-Cspecial Tele-
grarn.)-senats file No, 2. the Howell
Omaha snnexsticn bill passed the senate
this morning by vote OF "A 10 8. One SEN
ator. Beai. being absent The vote stood
Ayes Marshall,
Bedford Mates,
Brookley, Piiler,
Bushee, QUinby
England, Ruben.
Douthett Sandal,
Dodge Saunders.
Hoegland, Shumway,
Howell, Spencer,
Kiechei Spirk,
Kohl, Wilson Of Dodge.
Krumback, winkud-24
Maliery,
Nays Lahners.
thurman, Robertson,
Gates, Weeener,
Grace, Wilson,
Henry. of Frontier.-s.
Dodge Msrsry and lSischel voted
against the bill on tho roll call. but
changed in order to make the emergency
clause 90.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
HYMENEAL

Miss Anna Marie stock, daughter OF
Carl stock and Mr.. Vernon L. Randall
were married by Rev. Charles w. Saw
idge ct his residence Monday evening at
o'clock. They were accompanied by
Miss Ruth Miller and Mr.. Earl Merriam.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
Governor Suggests
Peace Observance
From . staff Correspondents

LINCOLN. Feb. SGcspeciai.J--c
nor Morohead today sent special mes
sage to the legislature. calling atten-
ton to ths.date Of the coming centennial
anniversary. Of the signing of the treaty
|of Chen. by. which peace was concluded
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10

WAHHIN0TON, Deb. a.--(sneclnl rele.
gram -trTin W. sandushy hsa haen ~.
,oIntod noatmaaler. Howe, Nennn6n
county. Nebraska. vice n III Etnmno
r. - Monthie vas appointed rural lat
ter eetiief q Dana, and G. a. Beck AZ
Robert g Jurnsy or tlnooln. Neb.. Ia
been fppointed an assistant Ia soII rir-
Yey uclo service q the Agricultural az
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
SHIP BILL BATTLE
IN SENATE ENTERS
ON ANOTHER NIGHT

coniInued from Paee one.l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10

A golng business can be sold oulclly
through The Bees Business Chances"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
Th0 l1apsom Bsl dem@@
White Goods Specials
Wednesday
Waist Linen

( 10 Pieces SOC White Shirt
Waist Linen 29c a yard
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-01-13

1t is easier to drive some men to
drink than it is to hold them back
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-01-13
Excellent Pictures at Lyric.

Since the opening of the Lyric
theatre last fall, Miss Ellen Larsen,
the manager, has given to the people
of DEBORAH and vicinity some high
class pictures, and the programs at
this popular theatre are growing bet
ter every day. The serial story The
Trey O'Hearts'' made wonderful
hit, and the Master Key now on
every Thursday. bids fair to prove
more popular. The Alec all star fea-
lures now being shown at the Lyric
are very high class pictures. Satur-
day night Ethel Barrymore in "The
Nightingale" was shown to the big
gest houses since the Lyric opened
and the pictures proved to be of the
very best shown yet and greatly
pleased the big. audiences, Next
Saturday night Andrew Mack, I'm
the Ragged Earl. will be shown.
Every member in the cast is star
and the pictures are said to be some
of the finest so far released.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-01-13
HOLIDAYS EOR 1915.
July 18th and Halloween Falls on
Sunday This Year.

With Christmas over and 1914
but a memory, the school boy and
girl will soon worry over the next
holiday. independence day is the
next big holiday, but the calendar
has cheated Young America and has
brought it on Sunday.
To refresh the memory, here is a
list of all holidays in the year:
Lincoln's birthday, Friday, Feb.
~; Washingtons birthday, Monday,
Feb. 90 Valentines day, Saturday
Feb. IA; All Fools day, Thursday
April /; Easter Sunday, April A.;
Memorial day, Sunday, May 80;
Mothers day, Sunday, May 8; Flag
day, Monday, June IA; Independence
day, Sunday. July A, celebrated on
Saturday; Labor day, Monday, Sept.
6; Columbus day, Tuesday, Oct. II;
Halloween, Sunday, Oct. 81; Thanks
giving day, Thursday, Nov. &c;
Christmas day, Saturday, Dec. %.
Mercury. evening star, about FEB.
6, May 81 and Sept 81; morning
star, about March 20, July Is, Nov.
II; Venus, morning star until Sept
-, then evening star for rest of the
year. Jupiter evening star until
Feb. "a, then morning star until
Sept. II; then evening star are rest
of the year.
Spring will begin on March 21;
summer on June 22 autumn ON
Sept. %; winter, Dec. 20.
This is the list of movable reli-
gious festivals for the coming year.
Septuagesima Sunday. Jan. 81; Sex
|agesima Sunday, Feb. Z Candlemas
(ground hog day., Feb. 2, Tuesday;
Shrove Tuesday. Feb. 16; Ash We'd
nesday, Feb. II; Palm Sunday,
March %; st. Patrick's day, March
II, Wednesday; Passion Sunday,
March 21; Maundy Thursday, April
/; Good Friday, April 2; Easter sun
day, April 4; Rogation Sunday, May
8; Whit Sunday, May %; Trinity
Sunday, May 20; Sunday after Trim
ity are twenty-five; Advent Sunday,
Nov. rs.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-01-13
ST. OLAF VS.. LUTHER.
The Oles Will be Here Next Monday
And Great Time is Expected.

A strong wind is due in DEBORAH
Monday evening, Jan. 18th, accord
ing to a statement issued by Mr..
Topness of the l.. G.. Weather Blu
reau last night. The sound of this
storm has been heard for some time.
Every now and then a tell-tale gust
has warned us Of the approach of
the hurricane. Now we know the
exact date of it's coming.
The report is causing some excite
ment in DEBORAH, but not as much
as might be expected. The reason
is evident. We have long been
watching and waiting for it and the
announcement only tells us some
thing that we know is inevitable.
Every winter a breeze of this kind
comes along, strikes it's blow, and
gets lost. The next day we read the
report: Nobody hurt, storm over,
everything quiet
One man in particular has been
preparing for this blow. Bones"
Seebach, the captain of the Luther
team, has been working day and
night to get his defense in shape. His
efforts have been rewarded. On Mon
day evening he will put his irresis-
table machine into operation. One
thousand pounds of bone and muscle
hardened in by constant drill and
hard practice will be at hand when
the whistle is blown for the opening
of the game.
We know what has happened be-
fore. but We are not sure what will
happen now. All we are able to say
is that it takes a strong wind to do
any damage among the hills which
surround DEBORAH, but miracles may
take place, even here. Come out
Monday evening and take a walk up
to the L. C. auditorium, where the
wind strikes hardest, and see for
yourself. The battle begins at o.
clock. Come early and see it all. No
life insurance NECESSARY,