The Beatrice Daily Express from Beatrice, Nebraska • 4

BEATRICE IAITY EXPRESS Wednesday March 12 1924 Page Font gg guilty untir proved iririocerif is to become of our Government? Any A RICE DAILY Official Newspaper of Gage County and the City of Beatrice I male voices choice numbers It was one of the most delightful banquets held in the city this season in the post office Beatrice Nebraska as second class matter Published Daily Except Sunday PROGRESS OF MARY YMCA Students Who Lost Effects In Fire Given New Outfits Managing Editor General Manager Business Manager JOHN KEARNES A SILLETTO CONLEY man who has risen to prominence has had controversies with his rivals that involved charges which if proved would render him unfit for the position he holds Under the Democratic code in the Senate the mere filing of the charges would have the effect of proof and retire him to private life The presumption of innocence is an American institution that is accorded to the basest criminal and must also be extended to the objects of Democratic scandal mongers Foreign Representatives By mail per year "in advance 00 By mail per year 400 By carrier per IS By carrier per year 520 NEW YORK Ralph Mulligan 60 CHICAGO Anderson Special Agency 360 Michigan Ave East Forty-second Street toy carrier yer year la advance promptly Any subscriber failing to receive The Express regularly and fchould notify the office at once either in person or by phone SYPHERO TO BE TRIED-- AT NEBRASKA CITY F8R ATTACK ON WOMAN Nebraska City Nebr March 12 Harry Sypherd of University Place charged with assault of Mrs Bertha Fleischman near Unadilla on May 26 is now an inmate of the Otoe county jail having been returned here early today by Sheriff Carl Ryder from Colorado where the fugitive had been arrested last Wednesday Sheriff Ryder says Sypherd was living with his family in Greeley and that his wife had visited him while in the Greeley jail i Since leaving Nebraska Sypherd has been on the go almost continuously and had stopped but a short time at each place He was selling his chicken lice preparation in Colorado when arrested but had recently come to that city from a ranch where he had been employed for two months this being the longest time he had spent in any one place since learning that the sheriff wanted him While stopping at Greeley he had been getting his mail at two different towns near there using a different name at each place FIFTH OF I FARM TRACTS HAVE NEW OCCUPANTS Washington March 12 Almost a fifth of the farms had new occupants in 1922 Nine Southern states showed changes in more than a quarter of their farms the department of agriculture announteed) today after a survey of the situation and only six states all in New England showed less than 10 per cent change in their farm occupants In most of the corn belt and Western state changes ranged from 10 to 15 per cent The chief cause of the turnover is believed by agricultural experts to be the attractiveness of new land which in the past has set up waves of migration among the farm population Another cause is seen in the extent to which farm land has been bought and sold for investment and speculation In addition the rapid industrialization of the United States besides producing a steady movement of population to the cities brings about constant changes in market opportunities and necessitates readjustments in systems of farming and in sizes of farms Wise and Otherwise Seward Nebr March 12 The talk of this entire community relates to the generosity of the management of Lutheran college incident to the burning of one of the dormitories at that institution last Thursday morning Over a score of students were compelled to flee the burning building leaving behind all personal effects None of them sayed any clothing whatever Unde these conditions the college faculty took all to the merchants and fitted them out with two suits of clothes each as much underwear and as many socks as they needed and a cap apiece The management of the school sent a nice letter of acknowledgement and thanks for prompt service to the fire department besides a check for $25 Mayor Hy lan of New York City who has spending the winter in Florida has returned to his desk much refreshed It is reported that the mayor is hoping for an early spring so that he can retire to the Adiron-dacks and await the opening of the next winter season at Miami Absenteeism seem to bother the metropolis mue has it may cost the taxpayers With about thirty Congressional investigations under way why not one more An investigation to determine who realty started the oil lease investigation and why? Possibly some interesting information would thus be To Investigate Internal Revenue Washington March 12 Without a dissenting vote the senate today adopted a resolution by Senator Couzens Michigan providing for an investigation of the Internal Revenue office Couzens charged improper and inefficient organization handicapped administration of the bureau Senator Watson of Indiana chairman Ernest Kentucky Jones New Mexico and King of Utah were appointed by Senator Couzens president pro tempore to conduct the Crow Thou Softly By Wickes Wamboldt It is always a bad idea to tempt opposition to adopt a challenging attitude to carry a chip on the shoulder For as the old negro said take long foh a chip on shouldah to turn into a knot on It does not make any difference how right a man is or what is back of him he is likely to come to grief if he makes too much show of what he is or what he stands for Let a soldier leap onto the breastworks and defy the enemy and he will immediately (become the target for their sharpshooters Whereas if he stays in his place and does his part without ostentation he may live to share the fruits of victory Military policy today requires that commanding officers keep out of sight of tile enemy as much as possible and thus not draw their fire Officers are more valuable directing and living than cock-a-hooping and dying A man should fight with all his might in the army of the Lord but he should not unnecessarily draw the concentrated fire of the devil and allhis imps The forces of evil are powerful Some people declare that evil is merely negative that it is only the absence of good That may be true But if evil is theoretically a negative thing it is practically a positive force And one should not expose oneself needlessly Declare positively vehemently and irrevocably that you will or will not do this or that and see hpw all forces combine to break dbwn your opposition It seems to be an irresistible challenge to the opposition and what chance has the average mortal when individually pits himself against all that could oppose him? In the warfare against the world the flesh and the devil man must of course fight individually as wrell as collectively But he is doing a foolish thing when he sticks himself up to be shot at This applies to business too The men who are the most successful do not brag about their affairs There is a fable about a rooster which after vanquishing another cock flew to the top of the henhouse and crowed a challenge to the world In the midst of it an eagle swooped down on him and carried him off Nebraska Woman Suicide In Iowa Muscatine Iowa March 12 A woman identified as Mrs Ro-denburg of Deshler Nebr took her life this morning by drinking poison while on a Chicago Rock Island Pacific railroad train enroute to Chicago She drank the poison while the train was between Iowa City and West Liberty and died within an hour and a half A note which she left said goodbye to relatives and added was all my Her husband is expected to reach West Liberty this afternoon Accompanes Booster Bunch To Texas Kilpatrick of this city will leave South Omaha "Thursday morning with the group of twenty-five business men of Omaha who are making a booster trip in the interests of the stock yards to Fort Worth and other points in the southwest They will have a special Pullman and it is their purpose to get acquainted with the Texas cattlemen and to boost for more of their business at the Omaha yards during the present year Everett Buckingham president of the Stock Yards company is at the head of the delegation i Not Spoofing Stewart Even At That Stewart Eliott has a very interesting correspondent out at Pasadena Calif whom he calls The latter wrote to Stewart cently to the following effect: reports that you have heard that the here are deserting Hiram are true I am glad to say am wondering if you have ever heard of the and twenty Yankees who feeling rather dry Hied themselves to Canada to get a dripje of rye And when the rye was opened they commenced to sing Who the hell 'is Volstead God Save the Palestine Treats With The Arabs Jerusalem Palestine March 12 Negotiations 'for an Anglo-Arab treaty conducted by Sir Herbert Samuel British High Commissioner in Palestine and King Hussein of the Hejaz are near successful completion according to reports in the Arab press today It is indicated that King Hussein made concessions to Great Britain on all of the principal Bitter Litigation To Result From Primary Birmingham Ala March 12 Bitter litigation over the result of primary election in which Senator Oscar Underwood won the right to name state delegates to the democratic state and national convention loomed here today when Musgrove principal opponent charged fraud and announced he would contest the results Unofficial returns showed Underwood defeated Musgrove by about 2000 votes with many scattered boxes unreported Dinsmore third candidate in the primary polled less than 2000 votes court actions will be filed before the democratic state convention Frances York Of Barneston Is Honored To Miss Frances York of Barneston falls the honor of being the Gage county school girl to win the sixth prize in the Hiway Essay contest her subject being Safety The prize was $500 in cash and a bronze medal and was awarded by the National Highway Educational board at Washington This is a high honor for Miss York and her friends will be greatly pleased to learn of her good luck and ability The value of the A from a physical ethical spiritual and moral standpoint was eloquently set forth at the Good Fellowship meeting which was held at the gymnasium Tuesday evening The tables were arranged in the form of a with beautiful vases of flowers presented by the Dole Floral company Over a hundred guests were seated at the tables and the baftquet was served cafeteria style the menu being dainty and satisfying Dr Waddell president of the association presided in a very graceful manner and tactfully introduced the speakers Dempster chairman of the finance committee of the Mary A was the first speaker He told of the financial and physical rehabilitation of the organization here and what it had accomplished in the way of making itself self sustaining during the past two years Under the direction Secretary Tom Wilson and Charles Plath as physical director the A had overcome a debt of $5000 had maintained itself in a condition of complete solvency and closed the present fiscal year with a small balance in the treasury The officers had worked in a spirit of self-sacrifice to make the organization a success and it is now the third largest organization in the state with a membership in excess of 700 It was shown that the cost of maintenance was only $19 per capita as against the average cost of $30 per capita that prevails in all of the A organizations over the try He felicitated the community on the splendid results that had been achieved and bespoke a generous response to the support of the association on the part of the citizens The topic assigned Mr Dempster was of tfiW On of tle dramatic incidents of the evening was the address given by Morton of the Store Kraft company He has a son who was afflicted at a tender age with infantile paralysis which left one limb in a shriveled condition He took the boy to some of the best specialists in the country and was told that only partial development of tlriE atrophied limb could be made as Ine result of years of encasing it in mechanical contrivances The boy joined the A and received physical training with the other lads He participated in the exercise and games and in the exhibitions The results of two years of constructive work on the part of Physical Director Plath was to restore the limb to almost normal usefulness and to bring about -a condition that will enable othogedists to correct to a striking degree the mechanical deficiencies of the limb Charles Harmon discussing the topic Boy and the told of a similar experience The physical training had done the lad who had also been afflicted with polio myletis so much good that his afflicted limb is almost in normal condition and a miracle had been performed Dudley Scott told of what the did for tired business He told of the work of physical culture lines during the noon day meetings and the help they were to the men who were compelled to be at their confining business duties most of the day There was a comradery developed that was delightful and all of them were benefitted physically and mentally by the classes He urged more to join and take advantage of a good thing Thomas Wilson secretary spoke in his snappy and vital style on and He told of the splendid feeling that had developed toward the association during his incumbency in office This is the only A in the United States which permits all of the boys of the community on one day in the week to enjoy the privileges and facilities of the association free of charge It is doing a great work for the underprivileged boys of the city One of the things that is being planned for the coming summer will be a series of tri-state hikes into various counties in Nebraska Kansas and Missouri Camp equipage and a cook will be taken along and the boys will be taught soil conditions geology woodcraft the historic places pointed out and the stories of their associations related places of prehistoric interest where bones and fossils and remains of the ancient cave man villages will be visited These hikes will be arranged for the boys of dif- Swiss Railways Jv Earn Some Money Berne Switzerland March 12 The national railways oiVSwitzerland in 1923 showed a surplus over expenditures for the first time since the war The surplus amounted to 2-300000 francs Decrease In Stocks Of Wheat On Farms Washington March 12 Stocks of wheat on farms were 21-603000 bushels smaller on March 1 than they were a year ago while stocks of corn oats and barley were larger The department of farm reserve estimates issued yesterday placed stock's of wheat at 17 per cent of the 1923 crop compared with the ten year average of 192 per cent Corn shocks were 59869000 bushels larger Uian a year ago oats stocks 2369200(f bushels larger and barley sto'cks 2375000 bushels larger Young- Lad Artist With The Cornet One of the treats at the regular meeting of the Kiwanis club Wednesday was the cornet solos that were given by Donald the eleven year old son of xtr and Mrs Abbott The young lad is a perfect master of the instrument and his rendition of the selections were truly marvellous He was accompanied by Prof Osbon on the piano The young man is a pupil of the University School of Music and has in him the promise of making a great artist Marks Added To Gold Reserve Warsaw Poland March 11 Six million gold marks recently were added to gold reserve State Teachers Are Arrivng In Lincoln Lincoln March 12 Members of the state teachers association were arriving here today for the opening sessions of the two day annual meet ing General educational subjects will be taken up in assemblies while de partmental discussions will come before the various sections in separate meetings Kritsinger superintendent of the Franklin schools is to make a speech on educational conditions Nebraska Because it is genuinely different you actually feel different after bathing with JAP ROSE SOAP Quick abundant lather soft and delightful to the skin yet cleansing every pore thoroughly Adv 10i rrv Funeral Services For Little Ben Johnson Funeral" services for Bennie eight-year-old on of Mr and Mrs Johnson who passed away Tuesday at a local hospital will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 from the family home three miles north of Holmesville and at 2 from the Kistel-man church east of Beatrice Rev Ristelman will have charge Burial will take -place in the cemetery near the church ANY STYLE SKIRT PLEATED $150 Superior Tailors and Cleaners 104 5th Phone 1344 along lines that must inevitably Jead to conflict for the elements sought tet be combined are of opposing interests farmer-labor combination may working in some sections but necessarily be short-lived for farmer andworker have conflicting interests Such combinations work through isolated political but in the nature of their they do not hold The interests of the farmer as producer and urges high prices for the and low prices for the products industres employng labor that and his interest as employer low wages On the other labor as a factor of production and as consumer is urged by self-nterest to press for hgh prees for products cy employing industry low prices for agricultural consumed and as employe self-interest urges pressure for high in agricultural work Here are makings of conflict that cannot be ignored for clashes between having such antagonistic must inevitably arise For a opposition against major parties may form basis for a campaigning joinder but when it comes to on a continuing program legislation conflicting interests necessarily assert themselves to of combination are any outstanding leaders to the third party movement All those with a measure of strength who have beep approached have unhesitatingly declined honor of leadership in such Evidently they have no for sacrifice in a hopeless effort the times nor conditions for a third party movement those who are misled by fancy direction are moving for a DEMOCRATIC INQUISITION that is not a cried one leaders of the Democratic in the Senate witnesses that committee and prove that not a fact The remark came end of one of the familiar against prominent Republicans that have become a daily feature of the Senate proceedings The si THIRD PARTY MYTHS jfpring and the proximity of the primaries have reawakened the fancy of Ihe disgruntle politicians the economic hobby riders the eternal reformers and the everlasting secessionists and again they clamor and cry out for a third party Every presidential campaign witnesses the same fireworks Thee have been times when third party talk advanced to organization and even to the polls but after the election the third party is always and forever third The Committee of Forty-eight and other organizations or groups throughout the country are now indulging in chatter as to third party movement Apparently they have come up for air and talk But it is to be noted that all of them are talking in fragments with side utterances as to possible combinations that are admitted to be necessary to the organization of such move This year with the approach of spring third party talk is waking from its four sleep and is again registering in the news columns But to those who have studied the trend of political events and have followed the currents of political and economic thought it is only talk of a cheap sort at that In certain years now long gone there has been real substance in such talk Those who then nursed third party dreams were united to a degree that warranted the movement The issues that they urged were general and the backers of the move away from the major parties were somewhat united in interest and thought and aspirations But this year no such warrant for the thiijd party movement exists Those who are working for it- are variously assorted and hold to different interests and purposes many of which not only are at variance but are conflicting These groups are Widely scattered and the interests they represent are more widely placed Those in the East? with interests distinctive to the East are now chorusing with groups in the West representative of interests distinctively Western and groups in the North are chorusing with those in the South Those organizations are trying to sing the same song but they have no common chord As among themselves they are notably off key and there is no rule of political harmony that will aid them Even more widely divergent are the groups when consid-ed in their element make-ups Those elements include farmers workers and certain other classes of the population Combination has in some instances already been attempted "but' ances remains moving manifestly The now be it must the may campaigns elements consumer product cf he buys urges hand the and for products wages the long elements interests time agreement of will theundoing Nor available political the movement fancy Neither are ripe and In that fall THE of the pack before it is at the diatribes language state are a target and to gendrally unification remains to be Sjnec Albert Knispel Is Given Prison Term Omaha Nebr March 12 Albert Knispel former Lincoln policeman pleaded guilty to highway robbery in district court today and was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary by Judge Fitzgerald Knispel and his son Charles held up Henry Savage a motorman on December 2 last Both were wounded in trying to get away The son was convicted by a jury a month ago and sentenced to five years in prison Milk For Infanta Invalids Children The Aged Rich Milk Malted Grain ext in powder foran makes The Food-Drinkfor All Ages Digestible No Cooking A light Lunch always at hand Also in Tablet form Ask for Hot lick at all Fountains Avoid Imitations Substitutes Dr Funder Chiropodist and Foot Specialist Office Union State Bank Bldg Call for Appointments Phone 617 Pretty Schuyler Girl Drops Dead At Dance Schuyler Nebr March 12 Lillian Riddell 17 pretty Schuyler high schoql gil suddenly dropped dead during a private dancing party given by Mrfl and Mrs Crawford Smith at Schuyler last nigbt The untimely death of the popular girl caused the termination of the party and the guests a minute previous engaged in nappy revelry were shocked and saddened a the body of their popular friend was carried from the room Brothers Marry Twips In Double Wedding Fremont Nebr March 12 Clara and Jessie Nelson twins 22 years of age were united in marriage to Lawrence Knoell and John Herman Knoell brothers of Frqpioht vicinity at a double wedding at the home ten miles northwest of Consider Carefully This Business Opportunity If you have a good record if your standing in this town is good if you have a fair amount of capital you can get the contract on a very popular medium priced line of automobiles for this community A line of cars calculated to appeal to practically every purse and preference from $800 to $3000 If you the capital but have the business ability and energy there maybe a man in this town who will back you with the necessary money Or maybe you can combine your capital with that of another man and the two of you undertake the contract Turn this in your mind check up on your list of friends and acquaintances in a position to support you It is a genuine opportunity for some good business man it may be for you Makes Radio The Size Of A Nickel Omaha Nebr March 12 Allard Larson Omaha youth has made what is believed to be the smallest radio receiving set in Nebraska The set is the size of a five-cent piece the Omaha Bee says arid is complete in every dteail to the connections for aerial ground and head-phones Mr Larson has been able to the Omaha stations with remarkable success it is said MAN SAVES WIFE IN NICK OF TIME wife was unable to eat even the lightest Tood and had fallen away to a living skeleton She could not even keep medicine on her stomach and was tortured with pain On the recommendation of a friend I bought a bottle of Wonderful Remedy and she is all right now and has gained forty It is a simple harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomch liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis One dose will convince or money refunded At all druggists adv -vw wwwiflwwvvyw accurately interprets tbeFremont at eleven yesterday morning Only the immediate rela- of mind of the Senators who tives attended Judge Waldo inter -Steen performed the ceremony foremost in the drive on the Republican Administration They select in the Cabinet then get up burl at him the most astonishing charges of graft and ineorope-teney Snd then dare the Republicans prove the falsity of their utter- Holmesville Boy Jjlffi lit Beatrice Bennie the eight-year-old son of ferent ages during the season and Mr and Irs Johnson of the business men of the city will accom-Holmesville neighborhood passed pany the lsgls away Tuesday afternoon following aj During the evening splendid or-few days dllness at a local hospital i chcstral music was given by an or-Funeral announcements will be chestra under the direction of Prof Grim The Centenary Quartette of when has Just say you are effected There for party' purposes lies the trouble The combination on which this move- the burden of accused in any court or other body clothed with judicial powers? If men Sit down now and write us interested Address Box 361 Beatrice raent must depend for success is in public life are to be considered made later.