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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14
y EX-sERvIcE MANS WIFE.
Niobrara Is Cleaning In.

Niobrara. Neb.-To the Editor of
Ihe Omaha Bee: Niobrara has suf.
iered In the past. as all towns are
doing. more or less. from a rank.
immoral and scofiaw element. who
roii In impurity and openly violate tn.
laws.
committee Of many started n
moral cleanup. which hasn't stopped
yet. a number OF the immoral female
population have either flown or are
contemplating H.
one OF the most notorious Of our
drink dispensers has gotten in had
and has prison term staring him I'm
the face unless he can clear himself
at the trial
This committee has determined tha,
Niobrara shall take its place as one
OF the towns which stand for purity
OF life and the protectin OF its boys
and girls. and that the bootIeggers
who have openly walked up and down
our streets with surcingle and red
beited bottles in their pockets will al
least have TO hunt the alleys and the
dark places to dispose OF their wares
The Indians and some white mer
have gotten tired of being the goat
paying the fines and laying out theiI
time in jail. They have determined
that the man who sells Il TO them
shall also reap as he sows. The Law
says he who sells IL more guilty than
he who buys But up TO this tim,
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

lAsha - - Editor ~ TIE
szHIaha liff AnanHs = he aeiiafiast
~ 4 nee uHIaa slalIaa. uNH ~ -
HIs amt nIusI Important runsidsfH
HIaHs should lNs NIazs5t h. realised
= he ln,aiian - Without adequate
Hszam fur tfaeHHEe congestion ahfl
HHlsks are i4aHnH - aHHuf regardless
II thn facilities II he station li=slf
"a handle ifafiia
y omaha i - haze new union
Station, M ekutn.s should be spared
- make ii credit II the city and
capable ~ taking care = The business
far at least the next - years Gronnd
fer the ifatAane and station could be
acquired hY condemnation prneeed.
lnsH similar - Ihe methods used IN
Washington -. =. aud a fair price
given the owners
Il should he faf enough away from
Tie main tracks - practically elimi.
nate all noises - passing freight
trains and to avoid the smoke and
noise Incident t. The locomotive. all
trains should haek IN This would
neeeSsitate a curve or we so trains
could enter from either the east or
west. and there should not be less
than 20 leads" tracks leading from
this wye to the station running north
and south, each one at least one1half
mile long. Thus the station should
not be less than one half mile north
Of the Union Pacific tracks.
This, also, would necessitate n
north front. and the only feasible
place for such an arrangement of
tracks is between Twenty-eighth h
street and Park avenue. and should
be far enough north 10 insure level
grounds for the building. thus doing
away with elevators or stairways TO
get 10 trains
People getting off trains from this
vicinity and going downtown would
see a better part Of Omaha first. and
first Impressions are always lasting.
Moreovsr. IL would be near to beau.
iiful Hanscom park. where travellers
could while away the time waiting
for trains.
A wide boulevard In front for autos;
street car tracks. forming a loop. all
ears moving one way. similar TO San
Francisco at the Ferry building.
would insure ample facilities for any
Increase in traffic that IL sure to come
TO Omaha in the next few years.
E. p. r.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14
LISTENING IN
On the Nebraska Press.

The Tekamah Herald saroastically
remarks that ii was MeAdoo who took
the dough" out of Doheny.
Mrs. Marie Weeks. editor Of the
Norfolk Press. insists that Secretary
OF State Pool was right in refusing
the designation OF Mrs" before the
names Of women candidates for office.
We are on a basis OF political
equality and should ask nor permit
no favor on account OF sex" saws
Mrs. Weeks.
A Crete correspondent writes to IN
ouire what the full name of A. L.
Bixby Is. We know that his first
name is Amri. and we know whar
Californians think the L" stands for
Allen MAY OF the Auburn Herald
saws he knows a man who never saw
his name in print. so he filed for
office just TO see how his name would
look on a ballot.
IF they call a man that takes n
drink a scofflsw. what would you call
Secretary Fall?" plaintiyely inquiries
the crofton Journal.
Did you ever" inquiries the
Tecumseh Chieftain. hear OF n tele
phone pole hitting an automobile ex.
cept In self defense?'
Nothing that somebody has said
that only the idle rich gamble. John
Rhoades OF the Blair Enterprise de
elares that II the statement is true
a lot OF fellows In Blair have been
| giving in wrong statements TO the
assessor.
Hell may be paved with good in
tentions. but no bond issue IL OF
record" muses. Fred Howard OF the
CLAY Center Sun. who is on his way
to Rochester to have his mechanism
readiusted.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14
Rejoices in Turkey.

Omaha-To the Editor of The Oma
ma Bee; | am glad TO see that Allen
Tukey' has won in the race for mem
Der OF the water board. ANY one read.
ing the excuses they put up against
him, would make us want to vote
Tor him IL we had not intended to be-
Tore, and what Is more. | hope we
VIII have better courtesy and atten.
ton at the Water and Gas Offices in
the future than in the past.
The insults received In the water
Office some time ago was such that
| never want to go there again, and
never have since then. Every word
mat was said to me scared in my
brain, and | was innocent of the
charge. But what can 4 defenseless
woman do but stand IT, I have no
hubt but what Mr.. Turkey got every
vote Of the Legion auxiliary mem.
hers, as | am a member. he got
mine. certainly would like to see
more courtesy in the Water and Gas
Offices
AN F.X- -CEpNrGr- sfa~-.c x.-r,x-
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14
= From State and
Nation'


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ihaK WEAKEN their ease ~ sneslfNinE
lhai sna nssH pruuffis Hash words as
.axaYuaIaiInF whereas ahN aHe = D."
has ekef Had ans dealing NIth 10.
teaf.aId eIa wiii remember that u
Ia characteristic 10 such Al interest
ing sIIaf imcn that she ueNef u-eH
sufh NuHls ~ rxrrHeI#fInE property.
Hha objection 90 nfealrIss e hased
npan fhn theory that providing the
beginnings and the ml1diss viii
aleake he ends hafren WY this
assumption j. made no one efef man
ages - make clear rna absurd lmpll.
cation is that. in the course of lie.
ihara ean only be- q prescribed amount
of experience and that # one gobhles
experience greediiy. the store VII be
early exhausted Tho notion i pat.
emily ridiculous. Prodisles are merely
persons with large appetites for "1'
perIenee. BY satiating the ordinary
anpetltes early in life they leave the
great store OF more refined appetites
for later days.
The abuse OF the prodigy = merely
an obscure expression Of jealousy.
one was not prodigy oneself one :
children are not prodigies. therefore
II is an impudence on the part OF
parents to allow their children 10 be.
Probably the young woman OF Phlla-
delphia will find a convenient use for
that extraordinary word in her vocab-
ularv for surely she viii find the
comments of her critics sexcru'
rjafiuK.a
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

From The Toledo Blade.
The chairman OF the National Bu-
reau Of Information and Educat tion
OF the Committee Of Forty eight de
clares that the oil scandals are
strengthening the movement Tor a
third party. II the Investigators
thought this there would be a good
deal less enthusiastic pusuit or the
confusing scents OF petroleum The
democrats on this commission are en-
deavoring to begrime the republicans
until YOU cannot tell them from the
victims of a tar-and-feather party.
The republicans as industriously bring
democrats into the line Of fire OF
spouting oil. II is a contest in which
each hopes to come out. not clean.
but somewhat less soiled than the
other Nothing could sadden the in
xestigators more than 10 learn that
they had built up a third party into
something formidable and threaten
ing. But they know they need not
Worry The American people are
much more likely TO put their trust
in parties washed. disinfected and
ehastened than TO fly to an organiza-
ton composed OF cranks.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14
Homespun Verse
By Omaha's Own Poet
Robert Worfhingfon Dduie
AWAKENING WILL COME.

lie knows the finest brands OF pipes
He knows their merits we'll.
And he can name the best cigars,
The city veniers sell
And he can hold his own Mt pool,
At poker he IL shrewd.
His clothes design him rightfully
Dandy Andy dude.
We Ike his looks. and he Is young
We like his genial smile;
We hope that he viii grow to be
real man after while
We hope his nighttime escapades
VIII not continue long.
We see In him coming man.
Upright and big and strong
We cant agree what he needs
TO set him wholly straight
We would by kindness alter him.
or change his ways with hate.
hut patience shown, and goodness taught.
VIII bring his merits out
And he VIII grow 10 he man
Beyond the slightest doubt.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14
Freedom aud Progress.

omaha To fhH idlfnf - The
umHha nse. Organisms failed beyond
nked goal of persisted Hlunr The
Ina II progression ass aHaing ~ ih'f
Near limited regarding freedom ~
aeIlen. experience aud consequent in.
tellestuai Fsope hY theIf surround
InEs The SEA eaulI not produce
forms ~ life ahase a certain stage.
land aas necessary - hflng out =
higher development uf the animate
creation.
Evolution. whether organic or SO.
eial. waits on snKlfunmsnial change.
slavery, ssrfdom. feuaallsm. capital.
ism. each separately records spiritual
intellectual and moraD progress of n
kind peculiar 10 its own material
ground work Each period Is blessed
with a. much liberty a. the phssing
Of human nature. governed by its par
tieular social conditions. warrants the
interests OF society demanding n GER
tain amount OF force 10 back up stand.
ards OF conduct codes of ethicsl
judged necessary in the respective
stages OF our advance.
When economic eompnlslon shall
alter latter day industriallsm, produc.
tive Of melting the baser elements
within us through competitive strife
for power or mere sustenance, into
eollectivism. eliminating the class
struggle. common interests Will trans.
mute the motives propelling our &C.
tivities so as TO make coercion less re-
quired than now.
And, observing how those groups of
vertebrates practicing mutual aid.
thereby broadening their field OF de.
velopnent, fiourished best. ii seerrs
logical to presume that modern peo-
piles, having thus far been forced 10
accept more confined premises now
by Transforming their brutal struggle
TO the less undignified cooperation
for higher objective. excellence.
would be progressing along the path
that continues upward.
BY expanding the spheres Of their
endeavors thus they may In due time
establish a domain of culture Offering
stronger incentive. an ineffahl
enticement for the individual TO rise
up to his potential nisus OF attain.
ment, lifted on the buoyant wings OF
common aim. H NELL.
$500 Farnam Street.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

selves that il still doesn't cost Us fss
a quart and isn't bootlegged % Us
yet And II all the hard things the
snii-coffeeites say OF II were true. i
probably would be-Los Angeles
Times
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

johnson immigration blll ma hflnr ea, some sstg
plain declarations IN congress. japan Ni md mt.
msnt hss changed ser, little - he feini Aha ihis
whether faAIa Ike li er ~. Americans iasi ~
afe considering ihsls own neeas Sai the eenfsnl.
ono. II fafslsa nallan. n The lnallsl Il mmnLallan
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

The reparations board adopted the Dawes report,
showing good judgment thereby. Now it is up to
European governments to exhibit little OF the
common sense the general called for when he started
on the lob.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

Minneapolis has a program that contemplates
the expenditure of $1O,O0O,000 year for the next
five years. What would Omaha say to such docket?
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

Ihss have laen atiiIns he t..ii ana
isIzlHF The hills HaHHH - i4Ni ~
: H#s .hanNeH aHa slaiIaIa wants
Ihe eaIid Ca hHHH i nHs sfHhNs uh
Iaz1H faaI fIsf flHaH nHHHIs ard MH
.HEz=9zAHssHI - AEnIaaHA SERVES
nniIe ~ hunis snd nnafInn sfum in
sIaHI lisaf ~ uaf IHku 7 they are
aaI lHakins fuf fHaHHIH
! UAHfBN.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

is the suggested slogan. Another IDOL
smashed.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14
LII All n VIM

nrMr MIN
~, iosasisr. aaaeesfa ,mnias.
know ~ nIasf fheeffulif.
A., home AsAls hfehil, burhlna
And iean . NIne. the kss ihsf SO
lanlsh thIs
VII sl'e M hart and md me .efe
Win Al he sopias morfowt
gan Nhsn soaf So shine
Heart - Aine. Heart Ains
- lleatt % Nlae through 30 tie ss.as
We've lived eur tsss tog'thef
SUNSHINE s, or y nm .,,..ag n ',1 s.,,,, gT pam
Your love ha. Ten ny srensih and stag
Prom you courage borrow
stored up tomorrow
Heart . Mine. . Heart o Nine
s. .s5 sq % s sss es' ,s so G sh % q corn and pr
eeeded 20 feed the crop 70 big drove q noss Jusi
The time the hogs so ws ss ready f market more n'' h'
can raise s0s corn G' sSsf S ss5i @ IN Scott. Bun says "
I'm better on spite Of the iess than had
raised wheat instead Of corn
Jane. Whitehead Of Mitchell Neb. walked
at het Da' one day las, w nd d to the station agent
subpoena business social trip Jim queed the agent
Pass Another Law.
The Chronic Grumbler bore who makes much inclined
to my when I feeling the
doIefuI whne and leaves me feeling sad and blue
Whatever is TO him is wrong he weeps and wipes his vat,
loudly The Chronic Grumbler my goat
to qoe os's5e to make s s1i e pass Another LAW
Hoist by His Peard The Pit Of His Rssins
thrilling oil concessions. b. Seek En-
Wheeler. Motion picture rights reserved.
Members OF the Knew Him When club will please shove
along and make the bench for Judge P Miles Of
Sidney He held but political Office that
OF Cheyenne when
Of Nebraska. When
that has kept him the
dealt
delight
O principles He loves children and flowers ana dogs and
that tells what kind Of Judge Miles
dpied words could Financially
about the future those who him
has face the other a
II spring crops in Nebraska. there
be the fields nd crib
the that Nebraska
We give out cold that it will be Of time solicit
our political while the
biting they right We've for a
opportunity perch
bank Of creek letting grumhrs and the pssc
bulheads while await the thrill that when the
WILL NJ MAUPI\.
WILL. ii. MAUPIN.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

One witness testifies that he asked Daugherty to
block trial. and Daugherty replied that the prosecu-
ton must go on. This ought to prove something.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

Kansas City springs the latest. White rubber
strands were mixed with the spagett in gluttoniz-
ing contest down there You guessed right-it was
the St. Louis who drew the rubber
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

Chicago and Milwaukee in struggle for the
control of Lake Michigan water. Once it was some
thing else.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

1t might help II we sent old Bill Maupin down TO
Washington and let him pass law to govern some
of these inquiries
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

Hiram johnson is not certain il he will continue
a candidate, but he has closed his Chicago head
quarters.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

Fame sure is 1eeting. Genoa has already changed
the name of "Via Wilson" Talk about ingratitude. !.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

Bishop Stuntz expresses pleasure at getting back
home, and Omaha expresses the wish that he soon
will be about in his oldtime vigor and health.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

Another Chicago lady shot her gentleman friend
in the back and then turned on the phonograph
How artistic.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

For nonpartsans "the Jms' and the "the Dams
keep up an awful lot Of racket.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14
The Eyeopener.

Now coffee ia going to cost more. We
are warned. But let us console our
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14
Letters From Our Readers


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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

Hoist by His Petard. or Digging
thrilling of oil concessions b. Seek En- O.
Wheeler. Motion picture rights reserved.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-14

Whitehead Of Mitchell. Neb. walked into the depa
place last and said 70 the station sgeni
Gimme a ticket 10 Washington"
subpoena business social trip jim queried the sgen
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-10
CANADIAN POLICE TRAIL
INDIANS 5000 MILES
PRINCE RUPERT, B. g., o.. be-.

PRINCE RUPERT, B. c., Oct. IL.
The end of a long, long trail.
which the members OF the ReIal
Northwest Mounted police have
have been following since early in
June. and which has led then
through more than a thousand mites
of untamed northland of Canada
where canoes and pack dogs were
the only means of transportation.
was almost in sight yesterday when
the three left here aboard the st9Am-
ship Princess Alice for Vancouver
with five Indian prisoners.
The Indians, said to be virtual
Gy savages, are charged with the mar
der of 17-year-old Indian boy
whom other members of his tribe
suspected of practicing witchcraer
According to the story told, the boy
was hanged, head down, to drive
out the evil spirits, and when this
failed he was cut down and stoned to
death. A young girl of the tribe,
likewise suspected of witchery, is
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-10
HOW SKINNY KIDS
CAN GROW ROBUST

Weak, undernourished, under4
weight boys and girls who are peev-
ish. fretful and sickly need Nc
Cows Cod Liver Oil Tablets.
Cod Liver Oil would do Just as
we'll, but what parent would be so
cruel as to give them the horrible
nasty tasting, i'll smelling stuff,
when sugar coated cod liver oil
tablets made by McCoy's Labora-
tories of New York are as easy to
take as candy and won't upset their
delicate stomachs.
There's more vitamines of the
first class in cod liver oil than in
anything else and for that reason
thin, scraggly, sickly children com
mence to iven up and take on
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-10

said to have been suspended for
three days and nights by one foot
and one hand, as a result Of wlica
she is crippled.
The prisoners subsis5 G ief,5 on
meat, regarding bresd with Esp
clOn.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-10
WHEELER BOUGHT
+. R0XIE s TINS0 n
Democrats Want Stone To Probe
Probers-Clain Wheeler
Bought Booze

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Oct &c
(By The Associated Press. An
swering an alleged affidavit BY !.
L. Fink, of Buffalo, N T.. describ-
ing Fink's version of how Seoator
Burton X. Wheeler Induced Rox;e
Stinson to testify against former At
torney General Harry NJ. Daugherty
was read last night by Daniel +.
Steck, democratic candidate for Uni
ted States senate, in a campaign
speech. Mr.. Steck charged that his
republican opponent, Senator Smith
w. Brookhart, assisted in obta ming
Fink's services to induce Miss Stin-
son to testify. Steck said ne has
started petitions to Attorney Cen
eral Stone requesting an inyestaga-
tion of the Daugherty investigation
committee.
The affidavit said that Finf, in
return for assistance in the senate
investigation, was promised the CT
flee of internal revenue collector in
Buffalo and that his attorney, Herr
Stern, of Buffalo, was promised a
federal judgeship in New York. The
affidavit asserted that Wheeler
promised Miss Stinson opportunity
for personal gain on the New York
stock market if she would testify
Discussed Deal at Hotel.
Reading the affidavit, Steck quot
ed Fink as saying he vent to Cleve-
land on February Is last on bust
ness. From newspapers he learned
that Roxie Stinson, a friend Of IL
years ago, had fallen heir to con-
siderable amount of money. IN
need of additional funds in his bust
ness, he requested Miss Slirson to
meet him. They went to hotel
to discuss his affairs bur Miss Stin-
son interrupted, the affidavit said,
with the statement:
now and you ought to come IN on
Il have a far bigger deal on rigfs
it."
81 asked her what t was" Stecl,
read from the affidavit, 'and she
told me that she was being defraud-
ed out Of her portion Of jesse
Smiths estate by Harry NJ. Daughs
crty because he refused to recognize
her or allow Smith % have her in
Washington all the sine they svere
in office and that she was prepare /,
if necessary to invent stories thai
would incriminate Daugherty 10
such an extent that he would he
forced to resign from office also
that she expected to sell her story
for $15O,000 which she felt she "
entitled to- She asked me if I would
get some strong democrat to FUR
chase the story she concocted."
Senator Wheeler, according to the
affidavit, instructed Fink to obtain
some liquor at Pittsburg, where che
party took dinner during a stop.
over. This was served at the dinner
and after continued persuasion OF
Miss Stinson, said the affidavit, Sen
ator Wheeler finally informed Stern
and Fink that he had better get her
before the committee at once.
After reciting an alleged promise
by the senate to have Fink app I'M
ed revenue collector, "if | would 90
along with his plan to Gust Daugher-
ty from office" and the alleged
promise of judgeship to Stern, The
affidavit said that Senator Wheeler
arranged for a meeting between
Fink and Vanderlip, whom Wheeler
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-10

the angel Of this committee"
Mr.. Vanderlip, continued the affi-
davit, "said he had decided to place
me on his payroll, as he was prepar-
ed to spend his fortune in cleaning
up the department of justice"
In later conversations with Mr..
Vanderlip, the affidavit declared, he
informed Fink that chs plans were
to organize a third party with Sen
ator Borah as president. Wheeler
as vice president and himself the
power that pulls the strings."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-10


good healthy flesh after McCoy's
Cod Liver Oil Tablets have been
taken for just a few days.
Be sure and ask Nathan Murray
Druggist, or Howell's Pharmacy or
any good druggist for McCoy's S,
the original and geuine Cod Liver
Oil Tablet, if you want your deli
cate children to become Strong, ro-
bust and active.
For grown-ups they are just as
wonderful-one woman gained Is
pounds in five weeks. so tablets
60 cents and if they don't put 5
pounds Of good firm. flesh on any
thin man or woman in so days, get
your money back ady)
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-05
UNREALFSTTC MOVIES

Where do the movie makers get their ideas and the
character types they in their film dramas? Not
from life, if all the protests against them are just
fled.
convention of police executives recently protest
ed against the usual cop" of the moves-that simple
futile soul who is the butt of Of the practical
jokes of screen comedies A conference of national
farm organizations protested against the typical
screen countryman, dressed in clothes and showing
manners the like of which never known on any
farm.
There have been other protests against the spine
less cergymen of the movies, against the strange
cia life of society pictures and against the western
pictures which unlike real western life pos
sible. One of the most humorous protests-from the
standpoint of movie comedy lovers-was the recent
protest of genuine Representatives of New YOrks
Chinatown. When the actors and cameramen invaded
the Chinese section to make Chinatown scene
they were greeted with shower Of missiles hurled
from windows and roofs by rate residents. China
town had been msrepresented too many times and its
dwellers standing up for their rights
There is much to be said for the proestors, of
course No really likes to be done into comic
cartoon But there also something be said for the
picture makers. The protesting policemen probably
laugh quite heartily at the country pumpkin pictures
and the rural residents rejoice heartily in the dscom
future of the screen policeman Individually the pub
lie doesn't like to be laughed but collectively it
does like to laugh at everybody else