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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20
Nebraska Editors

The Maskell Graphic, which sus-
pended publication two weeks ago,
reappeared last week in enlarged
form.
Editor Huse OF the Wayne Her
aid is printing series Of biographi-
cal sketches Of the prominent farm
ers Of his county.
Milo Z. Taylor has sold the Page
Reporter to W. G. Templeton Of
O'Neill. The change is effective May
% Mr. Taylor will 90 to Idaho
where he has large field in view
]. {. Naylor OF the Galloway
Queen. was caught under his automo-
bile, when il turned turtle last sat
urday. His injuries consist OF deep
cash in one leg and number OF
bruises
Harrington Herald The editors
OF the Norfolk Daily News, the
Worlds Greatest Country Daily,
have now reached the deleetable
stage in their newspaper careerG.
when they are called upon to travel
about the country and tell the bud
Ding Renluses oi journalism IN our
colleges how il is done.
The Western Nebraska Publishers
association was organized at Gering
Saturday evening. Eleven OF the
thirteen papers in SCOTS Bluff, Nor
rill and Box Butte counties were re-
presented. Z. r. Westervelt Of the
SCOTS Bluff Republican was elected
president and Lloyd Thomas Of the
Alliance Herald, secretary. A. b..
Wood OF the Gering Courier enter
tanned the publishers al banquet
The next meeting will be held at
Bridgeport June IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20
Coming Of the Archbishop.

10 be the successor Of the late Bishop Scannell
is Of interest and importance outside as well as
inside Of the Roman Catholic church. 1t is as
sumcd that the transfer 10 this diocese Of
priest of archepiseopa rank will raise the author
ity Of this jurisdiction 10 the rank Of arehbish-
opry, something that must be highly pleasing to
us all regardless Of the suggestion that the APP
pointment Is more in recognition Of the work Of
the archbishop IN the Philippines than OF the
needs Of the diocese here 'The prelatc however,
when he arrives, will find an inviting field and
warm greeting which he can easily make last
ing we1come
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20
MIRTHFUL REMARKS.

"sir." said the bsgger, will youae give =
pore old blind man er diner
but" protested the citizen, you can see
out Of one eye"
"Oh, we'll" reioined the beggar make
u a nickel, then. .'--lndianApolis star
How II your boy Josh getting along In
his studies7"
~ can't tell" replied Farmer CorntoHselt
He knows leH' enough nore'u I do 10
make me feel embarrassed II / try to ask
him any question "@@Wnahingtpn star,
what do you think o. my comrades
whom I introduced to your" said the naval
officer 10 tho pretty girl at the naval
ball.
~ think" she answered, glancing at the
comrades mentioned standing around her
that you have got me in nice ness. '--
Baltimore American
The young man whispered soft ana low
- never loved another"
Then spaks the maid ~ didn't know
AnaniaH had brother '--IndisnApolis
Star
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

lhe action oil the house committee in upset.
liug ,be administrations naval program offers
tempting opportunity To- 4 practical application
"a President Milsons formula "li / cannot
retain my moral Influence over a man except hy
occasionally knocking ham down, Il that s lhs
unls basis oa whieh he will respect me then.
ial fhe sass ni hs tanl have goy occasionally 10
knock hm down. Go TO iN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

President Wilson lets II be known that his
White House cares are almost mbearable, yet
he ia willing 70 take them on for another four
years In al tho history OF the republic. pres-
dent Hayes is the only one who insisted on be.
ms relieved a lhe end ol hIs irM term
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

ease and their own personal unpropared-
ness than we're killed in battle. WIN ws
use the lessons we have so dearly bought
The changes Of modern warfare render y
more than ever necessary thar men bs
trained Is Il not hlgh. time that we sss.
our shoulders 10 the wheel and have n
boys. who would doubtless enlist n No
event war came upon us, got info one Of
the companies and learn what they can?
AN OBSERVER.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

A glance at the headlines OF half dozen
midwest newspapers on the same morning
showed four women killed by auto accidents
The lessons Of safety should be dubbed in by
other means than funerals
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

Boosting the levy means boosting the tax
bills but the fact that the taxes are not payable
until nearly year after the levy too often OBJ.
scurcs the connection.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

Whatever form the proposed municipal mon
ument takes, we want no atrocity like that hid
eous welcome arch and no repetition OF the Lin
coin statue bnrlesque.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

In one OF his joeular moods Archbishop Ire
land once remarked that eorpuIent front is a
prerequisite 10 archiepiscopa dignity Omaha
appears 10 possess the front
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

Giving us an archbishop TO succeed a bishop
We take il as recognition BY the Roman church
Of the growing importance OF Omaha as center
Of It's religious organization well as OF its
numerous other spiritual and charitable activities
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

= The far-ysioncd men who held Farnan
street TO full width for two straight miles unwit
lingly laid the foundation Of fortunes past am
to follow
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

Since President Mohler could not work out
the Union depot project within month even
Il he tried, the next president OF the Union Pa
cihc viii have chance to make an initial ten
strike by taking il up promptly and putting II
through
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

Common prudence suggests that persons dis
posed to twist the lions tail on the spot should
take the preesution Of first extracting the ami
maIs fecfh
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

According TO the colonel, the Henry Ford
vote represents nothing but "timidity" Then
We have over 10000 timid men in Nebraska. VIZ
don't believe itl
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

Still there is quite difference between In
Producing bill calling for an appropriation with
no chance Of getting II and taking the respon-
sibility for an appropriation that is apt to be
made
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20
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THAT Toasted Prosperity.

Lynch Neb, May 1a~-To the Editor OF
The Bee. In tho article under the caption
"Fiddlestlcks. Doctor'a the World Herald
boasts Of the prosperity the United States
is now enjoying Think Of IL! boasting or
prosperity that has been coined from the
blood drenchod battlefields of Europe.
prosperity gained by helping shed rivers
Of blood and tears, shattering the hopes
Of millions. Bringing suffering and despair
10 the homes of every warning country Of
Europe Such "a the prosperity Of which The
democratic party boasts.
am democrat hut shah not vote
the democratic ticket IL Wilson is the
choice. And 1 hope you will be able 10 nail
the he about that democratic prosperity
boom for good W. d. RYAN.
Preparedness,
Omaha. May i9--To The Editor Of The
Bee Some time ago / noticed an article
in the paper about OF officer Of the Ma
tional Guard complaining Of the mtairnoss
OF the Nar departments inspection Of the
local battalion Upon invcsligauon find
that tho companies were given III follow
ing rating;
Company A. fair
Company =. fair
Company g. fair
Company b. poor
The entire Fourth regiment poor.
Company . Was placed on probation fnr
one year II ~ the next federal inspecs .8n
they do not mako better shp&tnS taay
viii be mustered out Of the soryue. Stn1i-
testify this showing for omaha is unfair.
The population ~ Greater Omaha is sg9,tG0
and yet 1t apparently cannot support four
companies Of The National Guarl VIVA; ~
the trouble?
They are housed IN an old rattle-trap of
building which is in no way fitted for an
armory They have none os the accessories
the National Guards Of other states are
given such as gymnasium, shower baths,
club facilities, etc.
also heard of preparedness debate at
the COMMERCIAL club, If ono Of the mem
bers Of the Omaha Commercial club has
done single thing 10 help build up the
local companies 0f the National Guard he
seena ashamed to lot anyone know Of a.
Last Sundays paper carried notice that
the Nebraska Holl Telephone company
would allow IT, employees full pay and their
regular vacations n they went TO camp with
the National Guard This is very COM
mendsble step. and It would be well II
other companies would follow suit
With war on our border, are we to ignore
the only means there Is of preparing our
mon for a campaign--wll history repeat IT.
self and find " ss unprsparsd "a In the
broil We had with Spain did7
Long experience and results have shown
that more mon have been destroyed by dis
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

fnbscribers leaving thc city temporarily
should have fhe Iset mailed to them. Ad.
dress will % change. as often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

II is greatly TO be feared those University oI
Nebraska boys carelessly overlooked the weather
man on their invitation list
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

a party in power, divided against itself. writes
rs own epitaph
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

With an official dancing supervisor provided
ior the park pavilion Omaha may safely figure
on kicking up her heels and cutting few capers
this summer
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

Reading the signs and portents Alright the
mighty preparedness parade in New York guar
antees the country against repetition OF draft
riots" in that city should occasion arise for con-
scripton
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20
No New Form Of Taxes.

Secretary McAdoo has sent word to House
Leader Kitehin that. in his judgment congress
need not be asked to devise any new forms OF
taxation. Retaining the duty on sugar, the stamp
tax, the income tax and the surtax on incomes,
inheritance taxes and other devices will, in the
opinion OF the secretary OF the treasury, produce
revenue sufficient 20 provide for the running
expenses OF the government and do away with
necessity for additional leves lie finds for
example. that the internal revenue. derived from
the tax on liquor and tobacco, has increased by
SiO000000 This was not looked tor, but has
come like mamma from heaven 10 sustain the
iamislnng administration in the midst OF desert
OF it's own making Income from the stamp tax,
increased BY the ieyersh activity Of The war
trade. which has multiplied communications by
wire, each message paying It's penny TO the dem
oeratie emergency fund, revenue wrung from
makers OF munitions. aud general prosperity
based ou The VAT trade, has saved thr country
from absolute bankruptcy under the lou,r0l oi
lhe Nilsson administration
Nothing n tbs immediate future warrants the
loseaN prediction q, secretary MeAdoo that be
wtl be able u dspease with some oi the many
iotms 81 mNatiop upw m service Unless thc
aa, Trade n continued with us initiation oi
prsss business oi the ,emtr, NlIl hkey return
10 ths stsgt 81 ah'gh 4 had bern reduced hs tbs
tuataopd sfHl eheu ihs naF nitBruFd aad
established ar unstable ptosperp hosegtt ihs
pleaeai Mait e ihe uessaD n tugh a. to fH.
epalsst Wr MtNdoa q lhe hstti ihtt he eNt
ht the iool ihc peorlg ntu lu5seiuhg thai 4
,eti asr ihf detst a ths UtaaaF8 Nat <tQt0
w0 and itat an Too oih 81 NpIH last t ashl rs
mal0ad an NN0nmM
thg seanl1 e,H Ysfs hAsa sskont ire ~
ueuasemfa, tbai Ho nte 0olms s. ts,ai.aa ,ts
in M tNlnplpa aat aiu anl lnfsst the msaRasly
ni ths aatN ihat GHAtE aggstsA9 tht tstFaaglir
ntlf lftst u0e hafnt hf husntss sessFsEa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-20

Il thf Wtltegg hnafd anaFfstU ta taaafW
rbas .asap., s#t ,tAFa att4s3aat p Is lhat
tusal aoss gaea iat ihta msaass0sat S lhs.
people ahe eaaWhHif aa thf Hftas.h 81 so.h
taaaatmfnl ln otau enrat tks ast
gaainaHs ahlsattau aei fo Be agsh5f
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
ALL HONOR TO THEM

The American troops in Mexico have about the hardest job that could be imposed on soldier They are expected to go about the country on scouting exepdiuons without really knowing whether they are to be regarded as deadly enemies or friends by any band of Mexican troops they may happen to encounter.
 They are required, under their orders to do noth' ing to provoke difficulty which is wise enough. But in order keep from being the asgressors they are practically compelled Co wait until the other side fires on them in order to determine just what his intentions are In brief they ere required to exercise a degree of patience and seltresuaint of which lew men are capable
 For the way in which they have. as rule con ducted themselves in Mexico under exceptionally dii- rcult neryeraclng and podeucetryng circumstances the Aemricau soldiers deserve all honor Put your selr In their place Tor . moment ' you doubl IL
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
ALAsKNs pRospEcrs BRIGHr
lclncinnati Ennmirerl

Cincinnati Enquirer
 With our attention directed constantly Co condi- fiots of foreign countries and the older sections os our own country. it is still very interesting to turn occasionally an eye toward our comp9,"'''S 'S., new and very promising territory Of Alaska lhe latest from which according Co the Anchorage lln'es elves us the surprising and cheering news that ihe portion of the Government railroad rom that lnpu ant center Of the building or H 10 the 6real H"'''' uska coal fields will be in operation this month
 Certainly the Government engineers are lHstNins Frank Carpenters encomum Of them, n when he remarked the absence Of red tape in their operations after calling attention Co the Tact that among "eu are men who have helped to build of the great railroads of our West, well as that NnQ o Wo'N in Panama ,
 There has certainly been unnecessary delay in this work on railroads in Alaska which was nol authorized until March II, 1914 under tne "e' oi Congress the roads were not Co exceed l'oOo mHeS and the cost S3500oOOO This include ,ne pNrc"S9' G of the Alaska Northern, or tmrlyINe Whes' loI Si. 125OO0 The distance Fairbanks. the northern ter minus on the Panama river is i12 mi'e2 There are in aI 800 miles contemplated at present lncluIloS the branch tc che Matanuska coal ields' when VIII be opened Anchorage this uloh'- 'S eoi'' '' ,he 15tn naS been prcli,-'e
 In addition Co the good news from the sonth ol Alaska we have assurances that before next winter shall block work for some months there wu oe Iah connection private and sovernmental out o' folf banks Go the Panama coal and gold fields
 Thus long before there shall be direct communr cation along inc 472 miles between Seward and Far banks there will be supplies of coal on the docks st Anchorage seward and Fairbanks The greatest need of Alaska Is coal at the furnace ooor. le coal Of territory lies i'm vast deposits reauy 10 fl This secured Alaska will advance with gfeal leaps Then will be possible much more ana cheaper transportation along the great rivers luhoh anu Panama. The great expense or wood TOT luei' TOT steamers on the rivers. for heat for homes ana not hoiscs and for work iu gold mining Whl then SlFe place to the cheaper and more effective comouSlioH of coal The north of Alaska and che Canadian lu kou country from Boring Sea to Dawson Wli InIu in response to the new life rom tnis iuel l'eye will be greU revival and increase of business on the Panama. There will be great orgh'emns oi Aaskas prospects
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
A ~GuGG@ scAREcRow

The charge of Delegate Wickersham that the Cusgenheims control the transportation facilities tn Alaska is absurd and fools nobody The Guggenhem interests. so.cared control line og steamships operating to Alaska. Three American and two Canad ian lines operating to Alaska are in no wise a5ul iated with the Guggenheims The Guggenhems have no connection with the White Pass and the various yrkou river lines The transportation lines 'n Alaska Io consult and agree arranging freight aud pas
 cneer tariffs just as the railroad lines operating in the United States. Canada and other countries consult and agree. with this difference: The rail reads in the United States cannot make their agree rsnts effective without the consent Of state public service commission it only ntrastae commerce IS concerned or without the consent of the Interstate Commerce commission it interstate commerce is in- involved This assertion of "Gugg" control IS for political purposes only
 The people of Alaska not particularly con cerned as Go ihe influence Of the "Guggs' in their transportation matters anyhow Their concern is as Co Che freight and passenger rates and the service rendered They believe t would be a good thing the Interstate Commerce commission or some other effective authority could have control over rates in Alaska They would like Go have some authority to appeal Co when rates are unceremonously raised and rbey would like Co have some stability to the rates when established. But they are not interested in ,creechng dcnunciatons of the "Guggs or any other interests. They would rather listen to something about remedies than wild appeals to passion They would prefer to listen to than to attempts to create desire for vengeance and grouch votes for Vickersham.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27

of Kentucky and New Jersey have decided to do
 likewise. In an Of those states the Republicans
 have asked he Progressyes to fuse hut the request
 is simply one to accept the Republican tickets and the Republican tickets are made up or are Co be made up with staudpat Republicans Aud thSt is the rule throughout Che cougtp. The Republicans everywhere are nominating stondpaters and aaAing for Progressive support Nowhere have Republican organizations stopped Che war on Progressiyes They are everywhere doing all within their power to pre- vent the nomination of former Prosressyes for nish office The opportunity offered the Progresslyes IS to surrender and vote che standpat ticket it is not strange that there is not mauimity in accepting the Republican offer
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
THE WASTE AT NIAGARA

A corporation proposing dam the Niagara River below Che falls and thus harness the rapids there to industrial use has progressed far as to induce the canadiau government to announce that commission Of engineers win be appointed to look into the scaeme
 A dam 100 feet high is contemplated. It is said that this will not disturb" the falls It happens. how cyer that 100 feet is exactly the descent from the loo, ot che American fall Lake Ontario. Hence the dam would convert the rapids. including the celebrated whirlpool which many deem more wonderful than .he iaus themselves. into 9 sort Q, mill pond
 The Canadian government has not. of course. eX' elusive jurisdiction The United States must be con suited In this connection ], is we'll to note that much impatieuce is displayed in certain quarters at what is termed Che waste" at Niagara. The Engin- rering Record lately voiced extended complaint over the present limitations the use Of Niagoros waters The spirit of this attitude may be judged from tbe following extract
 "Condemuation Of those who favor ucreas
 ed withdrawals of water from Niagara mas
 been common Nature robbers. gross mater
 slists and similar hard names have been ap-
 pf'el IT Niagara the only spot in the
 United States where people could enjoy the
 beauties of nature there might be some war
 rant When. however nature has been most
 lavish i IS a mawkish sentimeltality that al-
 lows SO0OOO0 horse power to so Co waste at
 a cost of something Sl00 a look for each
 visitor"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27

tAuswer) For the first two years Of Cleyeland's second administra- ton. from 1893 to 1895, both houses were Democratic, the Senate by A Co n with one vacancy and the House by 22O to 134 However. the administration was unable to com trol a majority iA the Senate on the tariff and other important matters, and the Democrats lost both branch es of Congress at the 1894 election, and during the last half of the ad- ministration the Republicans were in control Of the House and the Repub. Hcans and Peoples Party had ma jorlty against the administration in the Senate which stood Republi- cans, 42 Democrats. 39. Peoples Party, D.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
JUNEAU IS AsToNlsHEo
 BY SIMPLE MIXTURE

Juneau people are aston.shed at the INSTANT action of simple buckthorn bark. glycerine. etc. as mixed in Ad- lerI.ka. ONE SPOONFUL removes such surprising foul matter it relieves almost ANY CASE of constipation. sour stomach or gas. Because Adler i-ka acts on BOTH lower and upper bowels. few doses often relieve or prevent appendicitis 4 short treat ment helps chronic stomach trouble
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
Ss52s

You want to know what your motor car will do. The million-oar Ford performance answers your question Supplying the motor car needs of all classes, the Ford ls operated and maintained In city or country for about two cents mlle-wlth univer. sal Ford service behind lt. Touring Car $40; Runabout ssso; couPelet s5so; Town Car s64o; Sedan, s74o. [. o. b. Detroit. On display and sale
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
Lnke McLuke says

When man says that he came ont about even after day at the races or a night at poker you can bet that he is loser.
 A girl dresses to attract attention and then gets mad if she does
 Nature is a mean old cuss. Many a man who wears toupee to hide his bald head has to shave every morning.
 Don't argue. Every time you con vince man that he's in the wrong you make an enemy.
 A ightwad can spend pleasant afternoon gazing at the bargains in the window of a 10.cent store
 No wife will admit that she is suspicious. But if Friend Husband happens to be $2 short in his pay
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27

The Progressiyes of Indiana have nominated complete State ticket at a state convention which refused to join the Republicans The Progressives
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27

wonderful change has come over Gen. Carranza Of late He not only warns the United states or im' pending raids by bandits. but he offers the fullest co operation with Gen Pershngs forces Whlch onN N little while ago he was unceremonously ordering out of the country An attitude Of this kind six or eight weeks ago would have prevented great deal of trou- ble- New York Wordl
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
nHferent

Hostess Cat party) Does your mother allow you to have two pieces of pie when you gre at home Will lief
 Willie (who has asked for sec ond pieeS11 11-iSo, ma'am.
 Well, do you think that she'd like you to have two pieces heres
 oh conf.dentally she wouldn't care This isn't her pie. (Philadel phia Public Ledgerl
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
POLITICS IN coNeREss.

JUNEAU, Jury zs.-To the Editor-0urins the second ad- ministratlon Of Grover cleve- land, elected in 1892, were both houses Of Congress Democrat ie? lf so, how were they di- vided?
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
The One
Biz Question

.In selecting drugs and medicines should concern QUALITY.
 Unlesa they arc pure and fresh they arc worse than worthless.
 The medicines you get at this drug store will do what Is expected of them. Whether lt be doctors pre- seriptIon or a simple household rem edy Its freshness and purity are absolutely guaranteed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27

Gen Wood is fast becoming political general with partison affiliations Springfield Republican,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
SANITARY PLUMBING

envelope Friend Wife has visions of joy rides and dizzy blondes.
 We all know what an awful pest the fellow who talks about himself is. That's why we all do it
 A woman never knows what she wants until she finds out she can't get it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
SMILES
Stark Realism

Mother (entering the nursery)- Children. why do you sit about look ing SO solemn and unhappy? Why not play a game of some sort?
 One of 'Em-We are playing. We are grown.up ladies making call -(New York Times)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27

SOME pRocREssvEs WONT SURRENDER
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
LoneIy

"l suppose you miss your husband terribly"
 'Indeed l do You can't imagine how lonely am with no one in the house to contradict Detroit Free Press.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
Names Is Names

Names Is Names A Blessing runs saloon m De- roit Nlith
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27

Our Daily Special Easy money is the kind that the other fellow earns.