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TURKS. TITE LINCOLN STATE JOURNAL. THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1923. KIDDIES' PUZZLE -Incoln's Busy Store Cor. 11th A O.

"The Best For Less' OPENING ROUND IN STATE DEBATE MEET REVEAL PLOT IN DENMARK I iwii -iwiimimwsasHi miw wM.i.nii Danish foreign office and the Utter stirred up the police. The suspects showed the Russian minister complete detailed plana for setting fic? to the public bui'd-ines and killing Premier Stannitig, Minister of Justice Steincke and Minister of Social Affairs Borg-bjerg. They claimed to possess ife necessary, support for th-se outrage, as well as for creating pgl; lie disturbances here and elsewhere. the men are understood to have entered Denmark thru Sweden. aBDraiiBiniiaa I M1 I "'H in 12.

rjr AN ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE FREMTEB STANNING. I TwoDaysof I Last Sak! Horizontal and tbe five winners Thursday eve ning. The university radio station? WFAV. will broadcast the Tours day evening verities at 10 o'clock; The Alliance, Brock; Superior and Tekamah teams are at tbe Lnf dell hotel. The Alliance delegatioa is accompanied by Superintendenj H.

R. Partridge; the Brock team bi Superintendent M. A. Sams and Principal R. E.

McCann; the Superior team by Mabel L. Correll; and the Tekamah team by Superintendent rH.H.Relmund. Th Holdrege and Omaha Central delegations will be at the Lincoln hotel, Holdrege accompanied by F. EL Leavitt. and Omaha Central by V.

E. Chatelaine. Albion, accompanied by Helen Herney, will be at the W. C. A.

The David City contest-ants will be accompanied by Mrs. W. O. Ritchey, and the Broken Bow team by Rose Skudler. ALASKA.

AND HAWAII GAIN WASHINGTON. May 7. Alask. and Hawaii, America's two Pacific territories rapidly are Increasing their trade relatious while develop ment of trade in other Pacific areas remains almost dormant, according the department of commerce. Development of Hawailaa and Alaskan trade in the last decade was described by the depart ment as "remarkable." While other areas have been in the throes of capital shortages and confronted with the necessity of revamping trade channels and 'losses of markets for their primary products the two Pacific territories have been able to maintain favprable balances "of comfortable proportions." iinnivcrsapy Two Members of Cabinet Also Objectiye of Conspiracy pects, Swede and French-.

man, Seized. May 7 Whaf til police believe to have been a plot to assassinate Premier Stan-nlng of Denmark and two members Of his cabinet wag frustrated here with the assistance of Russian Kobetzky. Two suspects, a Swede and a Frenchman, both with long criminal records, were captured in the atreet after they, had called' upon the soviet emmissary and attempted to obtain remuneration for the proposed killings. Kobetzky, as soon ns the men had departed, telephoned the '1 Starts a Gasoline Fight. -FA1RBURY, May 7.

James Nation; who operates a Ailing sta tion here, precipitated a gasoline fight by reducing the price of gasoline from 23 to 22 cents. The H6me Oil company sued Mr. Nation, to restrain him from--cutting prices lower than the price set by the Standard Oil company. The Home company organized and built four stations and sold one of them to Fred Schoenrotk on condition that he buy their product to retail and that he maintain the same prices with the other, four stations. Sehoenrock sold out to Nation, who refuses to comply with the terms of the contract, it is alleged.

Just two more days Friday and Saturday and the many extraordinary Anniversary Sale offerings must be Withdrawn. Have you profited by them? If not. It will pay you to anticipate and supply needs for nxnth to come now, for the aavlnga are'of the most remarkable sort, assuring you liberal economics on hundreds of needed items from sections of the store. 2. A tor which spins.

6. Preposition denoting the poses-aor. 6. The third note. 7.

Past of eat. 9. Belongs orer a letter of the alphabet. 11. Coloring matter.

13. To attempt. IS. Belonging to us. 17.

Organ of hearing. 19. Indefinite article. SO. Mother.

-21. To place. Vertical. i It II. Green Stamps Arc An Added i 1 STATE SCIENTISTS OPEN MEETING Nebraska Academy Starts Thirty-fifth Annual Session Thursday at the University of Nebrasksi.

The Nebraska academy of science opened a three day meeting Thursday at 1:15 p. m. at the University of Nebraska. The session will be beld jointly at 1:15 p. m.

at the University of Nebraska. The session will be held Jointly with the Nebraska section of the American chemical society, the Nebraska section of the mathematical association of America, and Sigma Xi. All sesslona will be open to the public. The officers are: President, Dr. Paul B.

Sears, University of Nebraska; vice president, Prof. W. S. Huxford, Doane college; secretary-custodian, Prof. Virginia Zimmer, college of agriculture; treasurer, Prof.

P. K. Slaymaker, University of Nebraska; councillors. Professors Leva B. Walker, M.

G. Gaba, J. A. Moss. Following registration Thursday afternoon sectional meetings were conducted in biology and medicine, chemistry and earth science.

The first general lecture will be Thursday at 8 p. m. in Bessey hall, when Chancellor Avery will welcome the academy and introduce Prof. Geza Doby of the University of Budapest, Hungary, who wil speak "on "Enaymes and Plant Diseases." A business session will be held Friday at 8:30 a. m.

in the lecture room of Brace hall, which will be followed at 9:30 o'clock by a general session at which an address will be given by F. G. Collins of the university museum on "The Museum and the Education or Nebraska," and a discussion on "The Place of Science in Education" will have as leaders, Walter L. Locke of the Nebraska State Journal, Rabbi S. E.

Starrels, and President John F. McCormlck of Creighton NEBRASKA NEWS. YorkOn Wednesday a complaint was filed in the office of County Judge Hopkins, charging R. O. Allen with misuse of countv funds during his term as clerk of (he district court.

Allen was arrested and later released on $500 bonds. The Sim lid toiiiWi'siro'Ssite 8 First. Contests Scheduled for Thursday Evening at 7 :45 and Will Debate Fri-- day Montiiif. With five simultaneous contests by debating teams in "the more than a hundred district debates since January, won the district championships, tbe eighteenth annual state debate of the Nebraska high school debating league will open Thursday at the University, of Nebraska, to be concluded early Saturday afternoon with the final state championship battle the question will be: "Resolved, That the United States Should Enter the League of Nations." The program for the contests Thursday evening, beginning at 7:45, Is as follows, the school mentioned maintaining the affirmative: AUlam." northwestern district (Eoltns Sweet, Raymond Wyrens. Ruth Schill) vs.

Omaha Central, ease-central (lavld Kellman, Byron Dunham, 9am Winkln), at Social Science 107. David City, central district (Murray Roper, ival Howard, Krank vs. Brock, aoutheastern (Kdaat Chard, Byron Reeve, Eclfar Xewhian), at Social kvienca 101. Hotdrege, southwestern Maxwell Hamilton, John Brown, -Jarnea Douglas) vs. Superior, southern iJohn Fueip Wtlma Worden, Lloyd Speer), at Law lot.

east-central (Archie McMll-ln. Ferry Morton, Reginald Miller; vs. Albion, north-central (Luella JoUnson. Mary O'Neill, I.ydia Smith), at Boc.al Science auditorium. i Tekamah, northeastsrn (Robert Mc-C'onnsha, Elmer Hays.

Guy Craig) vs. t'ozad, western district 1 (Sadie libl, Margaret Ktcnan, Glen Gardner), at Law 281. The judges for the debates for former members of the Nebraska debating teams and members of the university faculty. Presiding of-ficera'are members of Nebraska's intercollegiate-debate eCminary. Lot drawing will be held at 9:30 Thursday evening in the office ot the president, Prof.

M. M. Fogg, to decide the pairing and sides in the three contests Friday morning at 10 o'clock, In which the, partici-pants will be Broken Bow (west-central district), which- drew a bye, 1 Coats Dresses MOTHERS DAT A Never was-there a time when careful buying and special price concessions played such an Important a part ill low pikes as thpy do in these underprired groups. Look for 1. A wagon roll.

a. A common grain (sing.) 4. A tenth of a dollar. 7. 1'reposition.

8. A boy's name. 10. Used to propel a boat. 12.

Thee. 13. Moisture from the eye, 14. Plural of 12 vertical. 15.

Conjunction. 16. To cut. grain. 18.Part of to be." 1 Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle.

a a a in Dreatea of a a of, this poster. Remem- REMEMBER uru fTUCD wiiK.ii.ofth.M, ZaW siik rilled i cluded are silks and Chiffons in Satin dc I 1 1 ma prints and solid 111 Bx It Tjfc WITH WITH plHln and printed silk Crepe Oeor-Kette, Tub Silks, Satin Cantons, In shades, vantert lavender, powder blue, jrrcen, orchid, etc, at only shades, Crepe Chines, CrepeJ Utiens, BroHd-cloth. Twills, Wool, Polreishren plain and striped Woolens, nil In the most desir- Hack featln, all new patterns! In hln St Vina at il 1 If HATS CAPS NECKTIES Cleaned to look Ilka new. Our tsrvlct will pleat you. Royal Cleaners r00 Si 95 Ml wzodwateti I ill JF 11 Candies Si TnjpnEiAjTi QS: A HC AS KJPAK Jl-j 5 ag Ha mjMC i i EJALJO B1S71 1414 Stunning Coats for Troinen and misses, purchased at such price reductions that we were enabled to pass these savins on to you at the almost unbelieveable prices.

'i Coats in Coats In I'fiij t-i plain ana siripru mi 1 ",1 iwooiens, tans. sec the season's newest colors and shades of O'Ka-sha, rviwnywool. Tweeds, Twilla. aa PVfJ.a.J trays. rose etc.

Coats for women and misses, of Bolivia Supertlosl'olalre. In fan, grey, woodrose, black, a I 1 worth far ntoro for this blK.aftlc at each only hwy Bolivia, etc. a Some fur trimmed bottoms, but all a sensational saving- at this low Anniversary Sale price, only quality lot at thia aensatlonal Anni versary sale price action was taken following the report made to the county board by (Of! ii COLD'SJ-Thlrd Floor. Anniversary flFPnifiFnATfinC m. If Sales of Armstrongs Htnd-Stt Black and Cream Tilt Patter 2SS 1 s'i pound lo 7P? 1 M-Miiis.

49? 50 a-: icer at top icer at only only See our new display of Refrleeratois In all desired sizes and styles for home and apartment use. And all so moderately priced. dbLD'S Furniture Dept. Sixth. Floor.

today now at Gugenheim's where high pressure efforts are feverishly, turning clothes' into money. "i i. r7rfiyeryit topcoat extra trousersr: every shirt every hat every pair of shoes even overalls a suitcase a belt a suit of underwear all anything everything has been reduced in price, because of Ed Gugenheim's desire to raise $25,000.00 By Saturday Evening ''Soon'' won't do even next Monday won't do, for the entire stock will revert to "regular" prices when the doors close ou this week's bnsiness. Metal BrldgeLanDsCompletc695 im 95 Very attractive metal Bridge Umpi with polychromed bases and rushing trimmed parchment-shades, completw at only 'T Let them dance forever this NEW floor can stand it! These happy, feet are sliding over a handsome linoleum floor. Its sturdy, resilient surface gives off no dust; no dirt can be ground into it.

The dancers cannot harm the beauti- ful tile pattern, for it is inlaid from its attractive surface-- -right through to its tough burlap back. And the next day glide over it with your dust mop A light stroke of a dry mop lifts all the surface dust from i your fine linoleum floor. No carpet-sweeper to push; no vacuum cleaner to connect up and operate. Just wax inlaid linoleum occasionally and'; without washing, it will remain -as fresh as the day it was cemented in place. You see here a black and cream hand-set tile pattern.

You 1 should see it and the New Handcraft patterns of Hat An unusual sale offering of Hat Boxes with blacK enamel finish genuine P. H. Graff of theLlneoln firm of accounts, showing a shortage lu Allen's accounts of about $4,000. It is claimed the shortage occurs mostly In the accounting for fees reecived and an audit of the sheriff's books has now been ordered. York Roy Walker, member of the 134th Infantry, N.

N. was brought before a summary court on Tufcsdax fon violation of one of tho articles of war. -He, was found guilty-' i betag abaeBtr-from- without leave, and was sentenced to fllteen days In the county jail. Sentence was suspended and Walker placed on probation for 12v days. Auburn The newly elected city council Tuesday nighr confirmed the following appointments for the ensuing year of Mayor Simmons: Chief of police, A.

R. Rogers, vice chief of police, John Daugherty; night watchman, north side, William Spradling; south side, O. P. Van Winkle; city attorney, E. P.

Armstrong; water and light commissioner, R. T. Hawkins; 'city physician, Dr. E. Cllne; street commissioner, Thomas Stewart; city engineer, T.

C. Dangherty; board of health, J. N. Simmons, A. R.

Rogers and Dr. Edgao Cline. Fairbury The city council licensed two more pool and billiard halls Tuesday evening and refused one applicant. This makes three pool halls here for the coming year Instead of four. The difference between the mayor and council are disappearing.

Nebraska City Palmyra will again sponsor its traditional old settlers' picnic this year. The committee In charge will try to Induce Senator Norrts to make the priii? cipal address. With the exception of war years, the picnics have been held regularly since 1887. Nebraska City Mrs. Florenc Pickering, who was born and spent her early life in this community, died at her home In Chicago and was buried at the old home in Syracuse this week.

Her nusband the late S. H. Pickering, died a number of years ago. She is survived by four daughters, five brothers and one Nebraska City High school students of St Bernard's academy observed their annual program here at St. Mary's hall, on the academy campus.

Besides vocal numbers, choruses and readings, two playlets, "No Gtris Admitted," and "A Southern Cinderella," were given. cowhide binding for Ilils sale at only i UOL.D'3 Kurniture Dept. 5 th Floor. mi If you can get yourself primed to do some 'quick buying you enn secure the i plumpest TnliVs ever offered in a Lincoln clothing cstabliKhiueiit. Come in, price, compare, decide, buy, but Saturday 9.

p. ra. marks the limit. Sale Ends This Week. ANNIVERSARY SALE 111 MOTIONS! ANNIVERSARY SALE TOILET GOODS! West oT Terming SBda TJ6ENHEIM0 mi Coats' Sawing Thread, apool 4c Six-strand 4 skeins at 10c Frenchy Electric Curling Irons at 43c Lincoln Bias Tape.

9c, 3 for 25c Kotex, box of 12 at only 45c Kohlnoor Snap Fasteners card st only 6c Odd lots Wash Braids, bolt at only 5c Mothex, moth proof bags 55c Children's Hickory Garters, at only 20c Shlnola, on aale at Te GOLD'S First Floor. Mavis Talcum 16c Coty'a Face 73c Frank's Lemon 69c Wilson Cleaner, at 24e Pebeccd Tooth Pasta 32c Jap Rose Soap, 6c One lot of fin Toilet Watera at 39c Jergen'a Lotion 35c Theatrical Cold Creana st 35c and 59c Pond'a Cream at only. 44c P. A G. Soap, case, 79; 26 bare 1.00 Woodbury' Facial Soap, 3 bara 52c lot Toilet Goods to close 19c GOLD'S First Floor.

A i i Linoleum Armstrong S. H. Green Stamps with purchases. for Every Floor in the House r- 1 1 1 gi -1 Pearl Beads Sori Jf will cheerfully estimate on laying these modern pattern floors in your home. Carefully cemented over a cushioning layer of builders' felt by experts, you will have a bulgeless, crackless, practically seamless, one-piece Boor.

A voguish pattern floor. floor upon which fine fabric rugs and handsome furniture show their best. You should also see the new attractive printed patterns of Armstrong's Linoleum and, for those, who rent iQOME iay this wte. drop in at your fur-O niture or department store. Ask to see, in addition to the patterns outlined here, the granites of blue or green, or cork-tan.

Let them ahow you the new inset tiles' (hand-inbtd), the beautiful Jaspes (two-tone! ripple effects soft green, brown, Mae, or gray). Be certain to see the moulded salads in colorful geometric patterns, ara-SMsqves, medallions, and figured effects. Stares that display the new designs These are beautiful Coro Pearls of the finest lustre, and come In the graduated style' with sterling ailvor clasp, A splendid gift for raduntlonvwhlle the 50 strands last at. GOLD'S First Floor. I i ii Bright, betutiful rup this stme wonJerful material YUm itiiint ia aaaMalar tiae ran-Jetimt that voall like lire with.

These' 01 Ueauine inJai or. fcv IwigTSj I waa a bit constipated, but It wasn't anything to worry about and I was really surprised myself when I bought some Karnak. I wondered what I waa-doing it for. i "But something must have told me it was the thing to do, because 1 had hardly started taking it when Lnatlced -L was feeling. entire system seemed Candy for Mothers' Day! mrnff torn ie lat.

Tbcy ak well, ITiey last last, afttutabfa frmttA patterns. "Tvt minutas' mop- kt-MJ CLEAN. lil ill ifH Boxes of ilelieious chocolates in. prac- iii It! i. I ill I i MP Hi rAtmaitUr riawaaUifisui yf mhm of tltsa new Mtaaoaa aaad fcnasral luaaa raaiacoratiagysiur Usm Mat nk Wistt for "N.w Ftotn 75cto $6.50 -nf -Tnrmnm; prtrd box arid-packed in nearly, every conceivable assortment of candies.

Kat'h' with a handsomely mono ilh MppropriMte Mot tier's Uay senti-merits just the thing to rii liht her on this great (lay. A ide range of pi ires I -1 MM iiillliiii WmM imp tiiii BBIBI 1 Willi it 44. Fr frtkrt, fUrftd, tmiltolr tftct lV, hhut, gntni, mi rrds 1 cfci a man an Well Known Lincoln Citizen Surprised to Find a Medicine that Helps People Who Are Not Really Sick. Every day fresh, surprises concerning the amazing powers of Karnak, the medicine that is creating4 such a sensation since put ou safe at' the Harley Drug Company. Many people have reported remarkable and complete recovery front troubles that have defied all other medicines and' treatments as a result of taking this great preparation, but along comes J.

A. Rigglns of 3249 Doane Lincoln, who declares that he has. round Karnatt to be of wonderful benefit to a man who is not really sick. "Yes sir. 1 have found that sick or well this remarkable medicine Karnak makes a man feel 100 better and keeps him fresh and fit.

It's a fact; know from my own experience it is just as good for a well man as it is for tbe sick. "I was troubled with a poor digestion and a touch of dyspepsia) but I considered myself a sick man Just up to normal. iiiiiiiii ill ii i ii 1 1 uii lift in ii UiiuJ GOLD'S First Floor. glgailMwyiiiiiiiitiiiiiiBMiaiui Tkif chsrfiptrti fst-tern it just tkt tkintftr It if ihsr fitrt tfdtrk rrty mitk HutdUtt iujf field E463liUUi)HfeJUl After Yoii Work on Your Car Don't let your handtand ycHirfingrrHipt proclaim the tact for Several dayt-Try little Energlneon them.lt' work find takes of all the grease and dirt in no time. CeC a can from your druggist.

It's great stuf. Costa only 35c andleaves no odor. Ranroeeaissfi Cards Mottoes forMollurs' Day to be toned up and I began feeling fresher, and with more energy and go about I had had in' years. "1 am going to take some worth, too, because I've found out that Karnak keeps a man feeling tip-top all the time. I think everybody ought to take Karnak whether tbey think they need a medicine or not.

One of the clerks at Harley's told hie Karnak would keep jour system in such good shape that you would hardly ever get sick. I guess he is right, too, I am not surprised at anything I hear about thia wonderful medicine now. "Remember, Karnak Fills ere an essential and vitally Important part of the Karnak treatment, especially if constipated. Karnak is sold in Lincoln exclusively by Harley' Prug and by the leading druggists in every town. Advertisement, 1 mi Tu i Jaspi.

It ctmes in Jft t-tnti frtund ctiors ilv, trtrn, bmcn, mitk UfkUr ni itrktr ripfUs if tkt stmt (tir I I- -1 I I A wide assortment of Cards and Beautifully framed Kaisers; Mottoes for Mothers Day remembrance all richly designed and ith theinost appropriate. Of low i'i :1 A Mottoes from 4.95 down na low as Cardsat 25c, 15c, 10c down as low as 5c 50c Armstrong Cork Company, Makers of Cork Products since I860 Linoleum Division, Lancaster, Pennsylvania Kansas City Office 410 West Street. GOLD'S First Floor. "tut pturscT ftveukMtfti Tiiiiwiii'Miiiiiiifiiii'iii iii iiBiiiiBiaiaiaiiajniBiii.