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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-29
Positions Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR DORE.
Aged twenty-five and twenty-five wish
work around some small hotel or va
cation resort. Any one having
vacancy should write them, addressing
AS BooKKEEPER. sTENOGRAPH-
19R or cashier. 0 years experience.
including general Office work. Can
furnish. good recommendation. Cath
crime M. Myers, 70 Main ST.. Norway.
WILL BE AT LIBERTY AFTER
trucking. Howard HUFF, skowhegan
RED RED, Z, >. N. e. Phone l4-2s' oA Atssns
EXPERIENCED NURSE WOULD
particulars inquire of Mrs. Catherine
Harvie, Skowhegan RID 3. SWEEP
WOULD LIKE ABOUT THREE
Wash ,n,is week to do WI GIL for
skowhegan RID 1. N. Il. Phone. 2w22F
MALE sTENOGRAPHER AND
clerk. Young man, 2! years old, grad
uate of Skowhegan high school. 1919,
with three years experience desires
above capacity nSo" Address NJ. i. Care
- 2w2ss
POSITION, PREFERABLY IN SHOW
HEGAN, salesman or clerk or any 9TH
err office or store employment. A. Car
ter Care of Postal Telegraph, Water
VILE. 3w22F'
HOUsEIxEEPER. INQUIRE OF
Miss Elvie Buzzell, Skowhegan RID 2,
care of Miss Monroe. 2w2lF
WORK BY THE HOUR, CLEANING
house or any kind of homework. Mrs.
Lena Smith. Skowhegan, Gen. Delivery
3w20F
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For Sale-Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

FoRD CAR. RUN 5000 NIL, PRICE
st. 2w22
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE HAS BEEN
run 1900 miles just like new. VIII
sell very cheap. Holt & Hight. 2w22
DODGE DELIVERY TRUCK. USED
two seasons, recently oyerhauled, in
excellent running condition.; cost S1OS0.
will sell for cash, $3.50. Emery.
Brown Co., Waterville. 1w22s
FORD can. 1918 MODEL. -FOUR
lights. Demountable rims. VIII sell
3w22
USED FORD SEDAN. THIS CAR
was refnished late last fall and tires
practically new. Has much extra
equipment. Having had excellent care
and being offered at a good trade for
string a small closed car to investigate
this proposition. Inquire A. E., care
of Independent-Repor Co. tf21
FORD TOURING CAR IN VERY
good condition. Price right. F. A..
Williams. 106 Main ST., Skowhegan.
Both Phones. tf20
5-PAssENGER OAKLAND TOURING
car. w. c. Wills, 80 Bloomfield ST.,
Skowhegan. Farmers Tel. 2S-210:
4w19s
USED CARS, 2 HUPPs, FORD, 1
Dodge; 1 Studebaker truck, about l
ton capacity. We are agents for
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars. Old Point
Garage, Madison. tits
Ie2: CHEVROLET. IN VERY GOOD
condition; Four new cord tires. Price
right. Ernest F. Dionne, 102 North
ST.. Skowhegan. N. e. Phone 1914:
tits
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For Sale--Poultry and
Supplies
CHIcKs-DAY-OI.D

CHICKs-DAY-OLD w. VIVIAN
DOTTE and r. l. Red. hatch June ~
as-2o and nd.i 80; Wyandotte ACCREDITED aSd
mond. winthrop. Tel 1914. 2w22'
BRONZE TURKEY EGGS FOR
THREE WEEKS OLD PULLETs
for June. Red, B. Rocks, w. Wyan-
dottes soc each; w. Leghorns ACC each
Also baby chicks ready June II, zoe
each Write or phone 9-210 MIS-;
Allen Sprague, L. N. Portland. Zwzzf
PEARL GUINEA EGGS FOR HATCH
ING sI50 per Is postpaid. Mrs. Mabel
Jackson, Skowhegan. Farmers Phone
EOS. zwzzF
CHICKs-s. c. II. /. REDS, FROM
strain that has been found free of IN
lection for years by the state tests re
duced over 20 per cent to $1S per 100
for June. We are having remarkable
matches of excellent chicks Matched in
mammouth forced draft incubators'
Send your order today 3,0OV weekly
Albert G. Hague. Tel. 65-S, Gornam'
Maine. Z"SA
REDUCING OUR POULTRY PLANT,
VIII sell 3 large Cyphers 1ncubators'
Wayland, N. Y. and quantity Oh poui-
try equipment, brooders, nesting boxes,
sprouting-pans, etc. VIII sell Tor
cash or exchange for such machinery
Good truck, l can use on my resort
farm, also boats and canoes. MIS-.
Louise p. Lange. Lake Parlin Farm,
Jackman Station. liza
TURKEYS AND TURKEY EGGS.
TuttIe Bros. Farm. RID ., Skowhegan.
Farmers Phone 20-1f0. 3w21F
BABY CHICKS. BARRED ROCKS
r. 1. Reds: White Leghorns. we are
now booking orders for May and June
hatch. May s1s per hundred and June
cent with order balance before delivery
Book your order early. Beech Grove
Poultry Yards. So. Corlnth 2w21'
ONE BRoODER, COOP AND WIRE.
Call after S p. m. at L. e. Dow's.s 80
Mcclellan ST. Skowhegan. Farmers
Phone 28-14. 2w2l'
ABOUT so HENS. NOW LAYING,
Rhode Island Reds and White Wyan-
dottes; also cyphers brooder, 20S
4. Skowhegan. 3w20F
dozen or So per hundred. A. w.
Black. Winthrop. 9w2e'
SETTING EGGS. SINGLE COMB
White Leghorns and Rhode Island
Reds. Splendid laying strain. u
per setting. Clyde L: Allen. r. F.. d.
No. 8. skowhegan. NJ r. Phone 1872 o 4,
"a. ?. - - IA f"lSf
EGGS FoR HArcHING. BARRED
Rock from Parks 200 egg strains
Healthy. range raised breeding stock.
81 per setting postpaid; IS per hun
dred. Order now. Sunnyside STOCK
Farm, Cornville. q tf1sF
WILL HAVE THOUSANDS OF
Husky Barred Plymouth Rock chicks
for sale during June and July, lee
each c. o. D. Please order at once.
will be unable to promise any, more
May chicks. Mrs. Ralph Libby. Main
stream. tf1SF
RHODE ISLAND EGGS FOR HATCH
ING. Rose or single combs, $3.50 a
setting of 15 eggs Also Rose Comb
and Single Comb Cockerels, $3.50.
Large size. healthy and from heavy
layers. Addie Cross. Thorndike. 13w17F
MATCHING EGGS, WHITE LEG
HORNS, Lord Farms Strain, $3.50 for
Is. Nlese hens average over 200 eggs
in their pullet year and are mated this
spring to cockerels from Lord Farms
that have $50 and 400 eggs blood be-
hind them. o. d. Dean, Scion. Far
mers' Phone 15-11-10. 6w17F
ROSE COMB ANCONAs MATCHING
eggs for 1igh eggs laying parentage.
North Arson. RID 1. 8w15
REDS. DAY OLD CHICKENS
from state tested stock. Catalog
George H. Sheldon. New Boston, N. H.
26w3F
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Help Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

MAKE GOOD MONEY SELLING
Standard radio sets and parts in spare
or whole time. For further informa-
ALL ROUND COOK WANTED FOR
i; r. ouimby. Madison RID 7; , Beth
GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED FOR
general homework. Inquire of Geo.
II. Weston. a45 Water St., N. e. Phone
1913. ht If ~ tf22F
GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GENERAL
Ho9sework. Mrs =. +. Merrill "a, das
2w22
CHAMBERMAID, WAITRESS AND
Night clerk wanted at Hotel Oxford,
DIR. A. b. Borden. 2w22F
HOUsEKEEPER WANTED. RE-
FINED woman, family of one. Ref
erences required. State wages. Write
Box SIS. Pittsfeld. 2w21F
WANTED FOR RESORT, YOUNG
Boy. intelligent hustler, ready and
willing to help anywhere at anytime.
Special work will be keeping tennis.
croquet, bowling green in order, TAX
ing care, of the games. making him
self useful to the guests Communicate
with Mrs. Louise T. Lange, Lake Par
lin Farm. Jackman Station, giving full
details and references. 3w21F
WANTED AT ONCE, A MIDDLE
aged woman to assist in the homework
Two children In the family. Mrs.
2w21F
CHAMBERMAID, ONE LAUNDREsS
twill be taught to run steam laundry,
one assistant cook wanted for three to
four months from June list for exclu-
sve resort. Communicate direct with
Mrs. Lange, Lake Parlin Farm. Jack
man Station. tf20
MAN WANTED TO DRIVE TEAM
and work on farm Steady job for
right man. s. M. Towle. Topsham.
3w20s
AGENTS REPRESENT A REAL
mill. sell the original guaranteed Wear
Proof hosiery, all colors, cotton, Isle,
silk Salary or commission; full or
part time International Mills. Nor
ristown, Pa. 5w19
TABLE GIRL AND MAN TO DO
work around the house. Maine Gen.
trail Hotel. Skowhegan. tits
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BROILERs FROM ONE AND ONE
Half to two pounds, dressed weight
Prefer them delivered alive but VIII
take them dressed IL producer Wishes
l use about 200 pounds a week. Hotel
cahill, Bingham. N L. Tel. tf22
A USED RowBoAT. rs to II FEET,
Kennebec or Rangeley model preferred
Write. what you have giving full de-
scription and price Ivan c. Hight.
Hotel Touraine, Boston. 2w22'
HOUSE LOT ON ONE OF THE MAIN
Streets. Prefer lot facing south or
East. Fred r. McCollor. Skowhegan
RID 7. Farmers Phone 21-3. 4w2lF
PROVISION, FISH, MEAT OR
grocery business in Somerset County.
preferably in Skowhegan. T. E. oliver.
Hanover St, Skowhegan or inquire of
r. S. oliver at Independent-Reporte
Office. tf21F
LONG HAIRED KITTENS AND
puppies. Mrs. r. II. Greber, Minnsink
Rd., Little Falls N. j. 4w20'
A MAHOGANY OR MAHOGANY
Veneer bureau or chest Of drawers:
VIII pay good price. What have you
to offer. Address A. b. c.. Independ-
emit Reporter Co. tf19
DAVID BARKER's POEMS. CAN
use one copy, either of the complete or
abbreviated edition. Write me what
you have or send on approval. r. T.
Patten, Skowhegan. tf18F
wANTED-POsTAGE STAMPS USED
prior to 1873 and old stamp collections.
Stamps on original covers especially
desired. Leon G. Young, 1913 Lincoln
Ave, Portsmouth, N. H. owls
GIRLS BICYCLE IN GOOD CONDI-
TION, reasonable price. Laura A.
Chase. 81 North Ave-. Skowhegan. tf1sF
OLD POSTAGE STAMPS WANTED.
Look through your old trunks, chests
and boxes for old postage stamps. 1t
will pay you to do it. I will buy a
single stamp. Stamps on old letters.
loose stamps, collections, and old let
ters sent before stamps were used
U847). Send your stamps to me, or
write for free list. r. w. Burnham,
'"The Stamp Man." Dept. Al, Ipswich,
Mass 14w14
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FURNISHED corr
kitchenette on North paGEs
week J. II. LittlefieldO g a. By
rx, q
NICE DRY STABLE ,,n,
suitable for storing MnrffR
auto. Gertrude cst.aadlh I'D
mers' Phone 20-4i0 M Cd
Water St. skowheganD. IL apply
DOWNSTAIRS RENT II
rooms. Modern eonyen,snaof
ur Turcotte. 10 Cedar St sA
ROOMS TO RENT ny tn.
week at No. 10 Cross St n" ~ y
Trask. 40 'e' NM
ONE OF by NEW corr,
Lakewood with big porch an ~
nishea ready to occupy for a ssai1
Lee A ketchum. Madison s
STORAGE ron Auro An
Front st. S. N. Curtis e.
BUILDERS JACKS Am n,
10 rent at reasonable MI, ~
Kinds of mason work nrom m.s
ed to. Ralph K. Perry Gu.
Skowhegan. Nnss
LARGE PLEASANT Roov
TRIO, lights and bath oli,o
81 Pleasant St, Skowhegan
A VERY CONVENIENT M
f1ye rooms with stable IN ua
Handy to Shoe Shop and slsa.j
quire at 172 Water St. or ~ n
Gates, Farmers Phone 2O.,ia1
FIVE ROOM HOUSE nv :
Ave. Newly papered and nain,1
water, city water, electric lisJ
den and stable. Frank M
Farmers Phone 6-22, skowhsrl
STORAGE FOR ONE Arro
at II per week. f. D. Sts,,sI
Pleasant Ave.
UPSTAIRS RENT OF sEyryI
with modern convenience n
A II. lies. "a Main ST., Sko9S
80
FRONT ROOM AT "a m
Skowhegan.
TWO FURNISHED Roa
light housekeeping, also N
with board. all modern ear
Inquire of Belle Emerson. -
Street, Skowhegan. N. III
STEAM HEATED ROOM.
conveniences, centrally locs1
Postoffice. 1T Water 81, m
N. e. Phone 1911.
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For Sale--Livestock

GUERNSEY BULL CALVES. SIRED
Langwater Warrior, out of well bred
dams. Price reasonable. Everett
Tarbox, Hollis Center. SWEEP
HORsEs--WE HAVE ON HAND A
good supply of matched pairs and
single horses. Several good farm
chunks. =. Ward & Son, Yarmouth
Junction. Phone Yarmouth 69-4. 4w22'
PURE WHITE POMDERIAM EsKI-
MO Puppies. Very intelligent. Call
after ~ or 5 p. m. Andrew ]. Mat
thew, South Oak St., Skowhegan.
N. Il. Tel. 56-4. tf22
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AS PASTRY COOK on ALL ROUND
Am good family cook; can furnish good
references. State wages: also other
necessary facts in first letter. Mrs
N. L. Hoffman. N. ". Portland. 4w21F
YOUNG MAN JUST COMPLETING
Freshman year In Dartmouth College
wants work for the summer; feel my
self capable of doing most anything
Let me hear from you IL you want
good, willing man. no matter what
the Job. w. Gordon Smith. care of
w. F. Smith. RID 8. Skowhegan. 4wl9F
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Mscenaneov

YOUNG MAN WITH yasH
ING Car wishes to come To M
establish headquarters at sO1
or resort where he can have n
portaton of guests and Other
fer his machine for hire. ID
bring Ford Bus If desired,
johnson, 534 Locust St, Fall
Mass.
AM PREPARED TO N
lawn mowers. Abner Kind
John Street. just off North Ay3
hogan.
CAN PASTURE ONE d
colts. E. e. Hurd, Madisol|
Farmers Phone 6-2-10, SKI
Exchange. 4
WHO PLAYS CHEsss 1
the game and am looking fol
to play with. Communicate
by Madison Avenue telephone
erwise, : VIM, 2, W,ildeS SKI
Tel. 1891. az
TENEMENT OF THREE 4
rooms furnished or unfurnishsl
for convalescent patient, Z
farm or in suburbs. address,
escent," care of independents
III YOU WOULD LIKE nj
Restaurant that is now d6lal
business, address for partlcua,
8, Bridge St, Skowhegan.
GEORGE ID. MOSIER, u
Born Magnetic Healer from b
chronic, nerves, stomach Al
disease, rheumatism, etc, su1
treated. Call and see him &
day, Saturday and Sunday ua1
err notice at Bingham Hotel
ALL THOSE THAT WANT
take care of their lot in the Ril
Cemetery please correspond VI
Andrews, Bingham.
PONIES TO LET AT IA
Park. instructions given,
attention given to children
attendance every day. Also
sale. w. L. Ware, Skowheg1
wAsHINGs WANTED. VIZ
and deliver. Mrs. Bessie
East Maple st, Skowhegan
AM BOOKING ORDERS
TURE wood delivery Marl
COON, Farmers Phone va
gan.
: sHAVINGS TO GIVE AVA
of 'em. Archie Conants.
Shop, Rear of Hotel OXFORD
UMBRELLAS skILLFrLLI
promptly repaired by MIS-
Rowe, Cor. Pleasant and sum
Skowhegan.
KOVERFLOR. A REALLY
FACTORY material for YOU
more like cement than pan
hard and durable. SEND
card or come and see us
e. Son, Russell Street, skown'
STABLE WANTED. suTi5
livery and board. Would al
hear from resort owners OF "
would like to hire from -
for letting out. ". H. hH
Stable, Water St. SkowhesS
7 WOULD LIKE About
washings a week to DO. Nv
livered at my house. MIS-
Laughlin, East Maple slfe'F
gan.
PUBLIC sERyICE-Two
hack. reasonable rates Gay
Your patti onage solicited; ~
and dance parties speelai'
service. Tel. connection @,
den Co., 1877 West Front Oh
gan.
SEND SHOES FOR REP sI,'
mall to Kincaid's Shoe Hosp'
hogan. Full line OF men
dress shoes. Lowest p'"'
DO you KNOW THAT y" y
press, block, bleach anu hb,ad1
equal to new, IA. aysln1
while you wait. Shoe os ssas
iaItv Fancy and sport saJ
lust like new. Peter b
and Hat Cleaning, sko"H''
SETH PHOTO sTuDIo,,fos
on post card. Finlsnr rrrlutH
walt. Developing ana IN
grade amateur WORK M
hour. service. Teiepnon'
hogan.
DO you NEED AN An, A 1os
CHINE? We can rem, s,,r
SUNDSTRAND for any .b ,s
and at a very small shs ssys
machines have only ~
very simple to oper,slii0 add
run them. They VIII r.Isubs
| substract and divide. IIo,sepsl
! phones) or write The iA'
porter Co.
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To Let

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE WITH GAR
DEN conveniently located. or would
sell by monthly payments at low price.
Cleveland & Creation. n Madison Ave.
Skowhegan. tf22
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Found

PAIR Or TORTOISE SHELL GLASS
IfS and case on Madison Avenue last
Thursday morning. owner may have
same by proving property and paying
the cost of this ad. Independent-Re-
porter Co. 1w22'
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Advertisements In these coIumn.
lines fnserfea once for sc, four ,,n,.- elesea
with order. Each additional line se ,. '' see q
lines, reckon an average of wora. "a 81 eonputi
If not paid In advance. Toe additions 'np' tai
chan
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RE0IsTEnED GUERNsEYs,

REGISTERED GUERNsEYs. ONE
COW, one heifer. one young bull calf.
For particulars call or write Arthur
Cakes, Pennington Falls. 2w22F
ALL READY FOR IMMEDIATE DE-
LIVERY: II Berkshire and Yorkshire
cross; So Chester and Jersey Drevot
cross; 81 Chester White and Yorkshire
cross Eight to ten weeks old pigs
for $3.50 head. VIII crate and ship
any number c. o. d. on approval. L. H.
Dill, 10 Palmer Ave, Somerville, Mass.
2w22s
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STEAM HEATED ROOM. l
conveniences, centrally locao
Postoffice. 1T Water 81. m
N. e. Phone 1S6-11.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
Continental Club Moves
for Closer Co.Ckperation

Continental club has taken the Int.
tiative in starting movement which
the members hope will result in =
closer relationship between the lunch.
con clubs OF Omaha and the Cham
Der OF Commerce.
At the regular luncheon OF the
club last Friday noon the members
unanimously adopted q resolution.
copies OF which have been forwarded
to the luncheon clubs for considers-
ton and action. The resolution re-
fers to statements made. that the in
ereasing number Of luncheon clubs
have had a detrimental effect on tho
Chamber Of Commerce, and adds that
the charge Is an unjust reflection on
the clubs. The opinion Is expressed
that all luncheon clubs are IN accord
with the idea that the Chamber OF
Commerce il the hub around which
the wheels of industry CT the CON-
munity revoiye. IL Is furthcr<stated
that IL the chamber has faile1 10
command the interest and support
that 1t should. then 1t should look
within as well as without u find the
cause. Representation CT thz lunch
con clubs in the ooari OF directors
Of the Chamber of Commerce IL rec
ommended as a means ~ bring about
closer relationship.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
RESIGNATION OF
SIMMS Is ASKED

Des Nalnss. Ia. MAJ a. recon.
mendallon ihat lew y. slmms. mem.
ber 81 tho polk county jury commit.
te. he ssked 10 resign. . report that
retriai of several criminal easas
might be asked ss a result Of irregu.
lar selection Of Jury panels and the
announcement that Attorney General
Ben !. Gibson va. taking s<hsnd IN
thu investigation marked iodays In.
unlrv Into charges iha, numerous
Jurors have been illekallY qualified
for service here.
sImm.' resignation was recon.
mended by the special investigators.
10 Judge J. y. Meyer. before whom
the inquiry has been held. on the
ground he might have everted the
Irregularities.
The attorney generals office took
a hand In the inquiry as a result of
testimony that Judge W. G.. Bonner
Of the criminal division had requested
that certain Jurors be retained on the
panel. State agepts are inquiring
only into this phase OF the case, 1t
was said. Judge Bonner today re.
fused TO comment on the implication.
The Jury panel for the May term
probably will be discharged next week
and q new one drawn.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
Omaha Violinists Will Aid
National Music Week Here

Among the Omaha violInists who
will help 10 make National Music
week a success locally are five pupils
Of Frank Mach. jr. They Leon Katz.
Celia Zier. Fanny Fysh. Alice Horn
and Eettie Goettsche.
Leon Ratz will appear on concert
program at the Brandcis fheater Sun
day. Celia Zier will play Sunday
night on a program to ge given at
The Swedish auditorium.
Miss Fysh will make two appear
snces during the week. Monday
night she will play "On Wings OF
Songs" by Mendelssobn. .Echron, in
the hall at the Lyric building, and
Tuesday night at Central High school
she viii play tho Gypsy Dance" by
Eachez. Evelyn yore ~ her accom-
panist.
Monday night. at the Lutheran
Church Of Our Redeemcr, Alice Horn
md Eetfie Goetfsche will give an
arrangement Of The Lost Chord
Tor violin duet.
Mr.. Mach also Is preparing the
program for the Anniversary concert
bf the City Concert club. to be given
Saturday night at the Auditorium.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

Open llseal llelwesn Inllnw,
ers uf Senator llfaulhaft
May Develop Over tnh.
srnaiurial elimination.

i,ss Mulnss. Ia. Nav - nollsieal
snnfsfenrs shas iaAF hase a. tsafh
~ sffssi wren shs candidates =
.fehn tlammlil. lltuifnsns eHsefneF.
ard ! n Anderson. speaker - ihs
iowa Nnnss. faF he republican nninl
nsslen fef governor 4 - hs hsii hsfe
tnmoffew when the cooperative lteis.
iailve council. composed n labor
leaders II Iowa, heads ef the fafmsfs
union and ushnr Hreups. meels 70 silss
cuss The coming primary.
nefnfe the meeting ends. II wat
predicted tonight. the conference viii
see hot firht for endorsement II
ono of these rubefnaiofiai candidates.
some observers claimed 90 sec pos.
AIhlil,y that iiammli would gain thf
endorsement and that the result
would amount - hn open hfeai
among the followers of Senator Smith
Hroelhart.
Senator nrookhart is favorable 70
the candidacy Of Anderson. u is salh,
and after the executive committee of
tho council met this afternoon re.
port was circulated that the senator
Ind virtually issued an ultlmatum
against a split OF his followers over
a candidate for governor.
One faction of the labor group was
said TO be dissatisfied with Speaker
Anderson's labor record In the recent
special session Of the legislature and
he u regarded as unfavorable 10 the
prison labor bill.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
Prehistoric Pottery
Is Found in Florida

81. Petersburg, Fla, May 3.-Dr.
J. Walter Fewkes, head of the eth.
nology bureau Of the Smithsonian
Institution, Washington, ID. c.. re-
Gently resumed Investigations on
Weedon's Island. near here, where
several OF his assistants made impor.
tant discoveries of prehistoric pot
terry not long ago.
The finds so far comprise 10 bowls
and vases OF very ancient pottery.
The pottery was discovered In an old
Indian mound.
Photographs Of the bowls and vases
were sent TO Washington but the pot
terry was kept here on exhibition for
the benefit OF yisiters to Weedons Is
land.
DIR. Fewkes Is continuing his In
vestigations, with the belief that
other prehistoric wares Will be un-
covered in the vicinity.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
COURTESY Cause
Of Laws Della,


wnssllHaiaH. ~ = 1sfssissns
eeallasss sffnfi = naslreas - 4
fsslits aais = Aslalle exclusion isfis
lAilan = fassa snisly ua desire -
asal eanftsuasif ~nh sanan shd hs
has 10 nllseflon - snaesmsni - ne
provision. - - .snsle sna heass
lall. isfflns slisns lns'lslhis %
citizenship.
rhe executives enhancement - tie
nre policy embodied n ths lmmlRfa.
ton bills vas made clear ~ the White
House yesterday while the senate and
house confetess appointed TO adins.
differences IN the measures. took ur
the controversial exclusion provision
In a five hour discussion. The con.
ferees reached no decision ON the
provisions. and today faced the pos
sihillty ~ a night session IN addition
10 an siidny conference in an effort
n rst a report on the BIT. early next
week.
Administration leaders hsvs soukht
70 bring about through the conference
= postponement Of the effective data
Of the exclusion provision 20 give
time for diplomatic exchanges 10 the
change In policy might give the least
possible offense TO friendly nations.
They have pointed TO the senate
amendment making the provision i'm
mediately effective as compared with
the house action putting IL into opera
ton July l. as opening the way for
the revision desired, and tho con-
ferees are understood TO have agreed
informally with this view.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
LETTER PRAISES
KOUTSKY RECORD

Praise q the service - fnHinis
slonsr kountskv during the last lhfse
years was expressed IN . letter from
Dr. Alfred n. Ilagan. Twenlyfoufih
and NJ streets. This communication
vas shown At the Dahlman Square
siv headquarters and reads ~ follows.
Dear fffsna Eauntskfi I wish TO
ram nnlinsnt you On tho work fsu nave
last thfsaa years From my point Of
viaw. fun have made ths hest pansesf
- public. improvements ensha hsz ezst
power - fetsln ven n that department
fer The nsxt three sssts know thai
nsrt term than you have IN the psxf
especially N ynu are associated With the
five men VINO ustr with you IN the pasf
Jane. G, Dahinan IL ths only man for
mayor Of the best city ON Earth.