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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1925)
Legislature in Accord: Session / i Practically Ends Agreement Reached on Ap propriations Bill Breaking Deadlock of Four Days. (Continued From Pace One) 000 for thin purpose. The senate con ferecs agreed to add $150,000 if the house would recede. There were only four opposing votes against concurrence In the sen ate. They came from Robbins, Kerr, Scott and Shellenbarger. In the house the opposition num bered 23. Those voting against con currence were: Ball«y Korlsko Backer T.c* of Adam* Byars Mr-Master Rybal! Muir Hlllott Munn Orlffln Neuhauer Harrington Pollock Humphrey Rodman Johnson of Douglas Rossiter Johnson of Sheri- Ta.lbny dsn Wood Cut Curtis Appropriation. The conference committee also cut out the $30,000 additional tor the ag ricultural college at Curtis. This sum was added by the senate. The $60,000 additional for normal schools demanded by the senate re ceived no opposition from the com mittee. The legislature, in winding up Its werk today, has achieved a record In small number of bills passed, as well as In shortness of the session and businesslike manner of handling affairs. Out of a total of more than 800 bills it Is nbt expected that in-the end more than 170 will be passed. In short, observers ^Ssert that it was a session in which no attempt was made "to reform the world." However, in passing the gasoline tax and other bills providing for a con tinuous forward movement in road building the legislature has written the order "progressive” before Ne braska. It also has taken the alleged "'tomfoolery" out of blue sky law without repealing that portion of th law protecting Nebraska residents from wildcat stock salesmen. The blue sky law was passed In the clos ing hours of the session. Discord Ijuking. The new intangible tax law Is ex pected to prove more satisfactory than any passed by previous sessions. The hope of every one is that !t will be kept out of politics for a suffi cient length of time to give it a trial. One remarkable feature of the ses sion was the lack of discord between the governor and the legislature. In fact, partisan politics hasn't been noticeable more than a half dozen times throughout the session. Gov ernor McMullen in his Inaugural mes sage urged that politics play no part In the deliberations. During the day the Gillespie bill passed. 17 to 10, in the senate and goes to the governor for signature. It provides for the state building and maintenance of roads one mile on each side of state aid bridges not on slate highways. The primary aim of the bill was to improve approaches to the Louisville bridge near Omaha. Kill Anti-Monopoly BiU. The anti monopoly bill was killed on third reading in the senate by a vote of IS to 11. . The auto license reduction bill, as amended by the senate, provides li censing of auto busses at 725 per year for the first seven passengers and $7 additional for every additional seven passengers. The Wingett peyote bill, refusing of peyote too Indians for use In relig ious rites as well as personal use W'as killed by the senate at the last moment. A resolution was passed giving the old desks and seats In the house and senate chambers to members for re membrance as this* will be the last session in the old statehouse. The house presented Speaker A. H. Burke with a watch, while the senate voted to give Jerry Wilhelm, civil war vet and senate postmaster, the American flag which has been suspended over the lieutenant governor's desk for years. Fire at 01<1 Fort Laramie Destroys Larpe Corral Bridgeport, March 31.—Fire of un known origin Sunday destroyed sev eral small sheds and outbuildings and a large corral at old Fort Laramie. Hard work by farmers In the vicinity , ed the large buildings and a quantity of hay and supplies. , V E ..V-—— ■ ■! ■ '■■■■■■ ' Program for April 1. Courtesy of Radio Digest. ’ By The Associated Pres*. W9B, Atlanta Journal (428.3); 10:45 April Fool program. WEFJ. Boston ( 475.9): 6:15. army band 7. orchestra: 7:3(». musical; M. concert WOR, Buffalo (319): 7 to 10, musical WEAK; 10 to 12. music. WL8, Chicago (344.6): 6:25. organ •couts, talk; 8, farm program; 9. saxo phone. quartet, symphony, cornhuskers. WEBH, Chicago Post (370.2): 7. con eert. book talk; 8. Riviera theater, tenor brass quartet; 11. Hawaiian guitarists Bongs, violin. WMAQ. Chicago News (447.5): 6. or gan; 6:30. etory lady: 8. lecture; 8:25, plane concerto; t, WMAQ players. KYW. Chicago (536): 7. concert; <:45 entertaining plans; 8. musical; 8:80, stage review: 8:45, musical; 9:45 to 1. revue 1. Insomnia club orchestra. WON. Chicago Tribune (370.2): 6. or gan ; 6:30, concert ensemble, string rRnn tet; 8. jazz program: 10. dance. Jazz. WIAV. Cincinnati (422.3); 6. concert 10. trio, orchestra, songs; 11, concert instrumental, string quartet. WEAR. Cleveland (389.4): 6. concert WFA A. Da I la i (silent). W’OC. Davenport (483 6): 6:30. Sand man; 6:50, educational; 7. lecture; 9. mu *1C£«’'A. Denver (322 4): 9. music; 9:10 vocal, orchestra; 11. orchestra. WWJ. Detroit News (352 7): 7. Newt orchestra, poet; 9. orchestra. WHO. Des Moines (526): 6 30. orches tra: 7:30. program, pianist; 9. symphonic; 9:46. dance. WBAI\ Fort Worth Star Telegram (475 9); 7:30. Hawaiian trio; 9:3fl, dance 12. popular. KNX. Hollywood (336 9): 8 15. mualc 9 concert: 10. features: 12. orchestra WDAF. Kansas City Star (365,6): 6 gf-hool of the Air; 8. classical. 11:45 NlghthawkJ. _ Louisville Journal (399.8): < :30 concert; 8 30. concert. KILL 1-0.1 Angeles (405.2): 8. concert 8 i-hiidren; 9:30. glee club: IQ. jer. ture; 10:30. vocal, instrumental; 12, or chestra. WCCO, >Pinneapolls-St. Paul (416.4): 7. service. 8. lecture; 9, North Dakota night, 10:30, music; 11:30, organ concert. WlfAD. Milwaukee (276): 8. program. WEAR. New York (491.5): 6. advertis ing talk; 6:10, pianist, eophano; philharmonic concert; 9, baritone, violin ist. orchestra. WJS4, New York (454.3): 6. orchestra: 7. Wall Ht. Journal review: 7:10, NYl’ Air college; 7:25, concert; 9. soprano: 9 30, dance. WNYC, New York (526); 6:30, police alarms; 6:35, Messner brothers; 7:30, course; 8:45. songs. WHN, New York (3612): 6, entertain ers 6:45, health talk; 10:30, revue; 11, orchestra WOR Newark (405.2): 7:18. topics; 7:30, April Fool program; 8. talk; 9. saxophone ensemble; 10. orchestra, KOO. Oakland (361): 6. concert. WO.WV. Omaha (silent). KFAB. Omaha (240): 7:30, orchestra; 8, tenor, quartet, saxophone, orchestra Wir Philadelphia (50X^2): 6, talk. Woo. Philadelphia (508.2): 6:30, or chestra; 7, concert; 9:03. recital; 9:30, or KDKA. Pittsburgh (309 1 ); 6:30. Sing Time Isdv; 6:45, travel talk; 7:15, ad dress; 7:30. concert. W>’AR, iPttsburgh (461.3): 6 30. Sun shine girl; 7:30. concert; 9:30, concert KQW. Portland Oregonian (491 5): 10, orchestra; 12. popular entertainers WKAQ Porto Rico (340 7 ) 6. concert KPO. San Francisco ( 429 5): 6:30. or chestra: 9, dance; 9:30. hand: 10, artists, 11. piano, hormonica. Jazz, solos. War, Schenectady (379 5): 6. Strand theater. 8. concert: 9.30, glee club; 10. dance. KFNP Shenandoah (256): 6:30, con cert; 8:30. concert. WBZ. Springfield (333 3): 6:18. dra matis critic; 6 30, lecture: 7:30, concert; 8. violinist; 8:30, soprano, pianist; 9.05, orchestra. KSD. St. Louis Poet Dispatch ( 545.1): T _ 1 Laboratory tests have proved that Squibbs Dental Cream, I made with Squibbs Milk of Magnesia, is the only dentifrice i r $5.00 Mina Taylor Dresses 'j If I $1.49 Children'* Dresses I | r,^o»Smi,h'*d"”" $1.951 A XTk. JL JL/JC/ JLX [;u",^',h“',.,0 94Cj Every Day This Week—The “Value-Giving” Continues ti SALE BAHKRUPT STOCL ' ST- $5.00 Princess Slips AA. Hose lcQU"lon 4 ^1 Fancy Dress ^ . yA^ X Su,t. 1Q1C Ginpham (1 }» / NjV Q> QQc 4Cc l02 lftic mtZw ^Ta 1 VW I A« Silk and Jersey silk, all sizes, and all y A/' X i ^ JL colors, all the iatest color combina-^^ 36-inch of excellent tions, light and. dark shades. A' r (jr ,A Superior quality in Made of fine check quality, fast colors Yard _ . f , e;,. A? AL . \J . .. . dimity and fine knit, in a large assort- 7bC InrantS Ollk A A' a full line of all the drop seat. plain and mentof new sea- 32-inch, fast col- and Wool Hose A' ▲ VI ▲ jA new shades and elastic knee, waist son’s patterns, light ors, in a wonder- jg yy' ^ ^ black. Sizes .8 3 buttons, sizes 2 to and dark back- - . , , /\ r> /'"» A>' as g* <4 yy' to 10. 12 years. Very ^ounda. ful assortment D C “ G* sA special. of pleasing pat- yA' ** A (Bargain Annex) (Bargain Annex) (Bargain Annex) teHlS, in plaids, fAnnrx.) A jA^ ^ ^ y „-v checks and solid yA M. E. Smith /— \ 7 ^ f 45c Pillcw ' colors. A A ^ .ill,, \ A' 65c Dre.. UshieetlnhKd Tubing ^9§flk j If////uZiM Brummel Shirts Gingham g vSx«§KfflA ' '"/uy $3.50 UP$4 b«u Bru^.i shiru-Famou* _ _ II y well known high grade shirt—description is un gfl ■■■ | yy^ necessary—-everyone knows. We selling them ^ ^ ^ A^ at this low price because of the extraordinary pur ■■ _ ■ # yy chase from the M. E. Smith & Co. bankrupt stock. yard (Bargain y^y $ 1.25 Mina Taylor Apron ^ 40-inch. Mascot, ex- Anntx) yA f-, DreSSe* tra heavy weight, yA' 500 ‘l07*" Mina Taylor and fancy gingham a I 32-inch .Tacquelin dose even weave. ^apron dresses, wonderful ^styles and colors, ric. fast colors, in a (B.„.ir, I / £ Smith's^ if. £, Smilli'i) E. Smilh'7' ^\1. E. Smith’s] A\ SM&mSBK^BBKKr/ M. E. 75c Men', Men’. Men’. Ideal S2S.SST5 /AA SMITH’S Silk Ho.e Union Pajama, Work AsSi. Wl._ ^JFgm, Ties 48c 95c $i.so 79c fvCV Ijllli 1 IC5 Men’s pure From the ^ E. $ V.lu.,’ ' hieh^adT6 blue A&syry 'mmA ^ *,-2s w .hl’k! s?.^r.”U’ yy J ^1 nr c *11 C * U..J T* „ E. Smith suits; spring and finest materials, ^ h a 1 fTlo,Z: J < A ^^$1.25 Silk Four-m-Hand Tics stock> In a s;?so Shtlt#ockM^: >* ^ All the fine silk ties from the M. A Q special sale. and $1.75 values. »n(1 blue: ever>’ “Iar T*iUeS‘ A' V/4\\ # >%>/ A E. Smith stock, beautiful patterns; ^Xf . . Very special. *>**• r, All in one lot. ^ hundrpd* t0 *eleCt from’ ’ kJ V/ ^ Stora for Men ^ ^ Main Floor. y ^ Main Floor. J ^ Main Floor, j From Af. £. 5mifA ^1 f New Purchases From 'l I Handkerchiefs -~ Silverware M. E. Smith Stocks yf A v ^y Handkerchiefs $1.75 Shopping Bags Notions Laces Dress Trimmings Gloves \/Vkr «1 HA Men’s all linen handkerchiefs— . ... , ,, Ladies’ Neckwear Garters Toilet Goods, Etc. *T 43CV yA hemstitched edge, -39c 1 Q_ ' a ?n leather, doiible handles. ^A and $1.25 values, this sale. 1S7C ' |a'h, and'struwa-h' $1*00 5c. 3-yard Wash braids, holt.. 2 *» * * t.00 Coty’s Face Powder.... 75* .af yA Rnvi' Rlonaoa Men’s novelty handkerchiefs, sheer 1 a?p an *"ap’ e“C ' * 10c Wash Braids. 3 bolts for. . 10* 45c Ribbons, per yard.15* CPy yy' CQ uTar’0^11 valuerri<,r' |’c ~ $2.00 Silverware 15c Wash Braids, bolt.5* $1.00 H-.ighcs' Ideal Hair AV yA 0»C . ?hU «U 15c 60c Kotex Napkins.41* Brushes.59* 4Lgt&AyA M. *. flmlth'x fxmnu. ”i„«." Ladies’ pure' linen" white "handker- I^nd^th-'Vinn 10c Snap Fasteners Koh-i-nor^* 50c Keep Clean Hair Brushes. 29* ^ Blouo**. in fast mior madr*«. pcara’a chiefs, embroidered design in cor- t u _ n y 1 iUU $2.00 Silk Tassels.«M)(* 50r Watkins* Shampoo .. -- -35* ,! k ^ A\ ,*ni4. ch,mhr*5'’’ nMl VU"n*- SitM n<*r; 39c value, IQ- *1.50 S.lk Tassels.75* ‘Oc Mavis Face Powder. 29* yA __ . this sale ...., , 39c Dutch Silver Mats $1.00 Silk Fringe.59* $2.25 I.unch Kits, w th vacuum 5 ' Ar $1.5041.75 Boys Wash Suits, 95<* Handkerchiefs white and colors. , , 20c Talcum Powders .10* bottles . S1.39 yy ou»»r Tw.«* »H<I MMHr ttrl... In »il fhe w,nt»H a special item at, C_ Hot pads, round and 1 Q. - oo color*, *olid ami rombiratloa *ff**t*—nuamnteed fa*t each . OC aqunre !«hape . AJ/Cy ^ 50c Dr. West a Tooth Brush, 29<* 1 1 • ( -v 0 •^c‘ s rar.30^ J ^ color*. Rite* 3 to 3, Third Floor. - - ■ -- - - -^ v*————————— - j I A -- " ✓-✓-n. /"■-- " N r \ S' _ "N f _ N Ladies’ Women’i D.°JT Silk Hole • Silk and FlintBIown 41 oq F,bre Ho»e Water ' ’ 89c Glasses In chiffon and In large assort- QOZ service weight, ment of spring black and large * v •r » (One dozen to a t . pair sruarantred customer.) issortnient of col- Jfjve gatigfne- China Dopt._ Jtion. ^ ^ Fourth Floor ^ r~ ~ 'n r-\ /-> $1.75 Spading $1.95 Shovels Forks Garbage 98c 98c $1.59 Four-tint spading Round and square forks, blued fin- 1 Pi-gallon, galvan point shovels of |*h, strap ferrule, c»ns ,olid. 'V4 ;‘ccI- malleable P han- * Will Z ^wood R handle. ^ ^dle. j yjeak. j r-^ s-—\ r—-^ 25c Pails $1.25 Canister 2\c Bread Sets Boxes an 10-quart gnlvnn- I I/C ized pails. S9c ,, , .a. Vi/V 4-piece, eonsist Hardwood Step ... Ladders Round corner, of 1 PRph* ,PR at ... *220 tS|lvory typo, with coffee, sugar-and fi-ft size, braced, hinged cover and flour rR"' NpHt* roddfii under rn|d line decora- lv decorated and every step. . (j0ns. in 2 sizes. gold stencilled. V J V_j V-/ .. i 1 - = Garden Hose — Rakes, Poultry Wire Rakes Poultry Wire Best quality steel bow rakes with 614- Galvanized poultry wire, 2-inch mesh, foot handle. 150 running feet to the «-oll. 18 teeth .SI.35 ?, 5 ’ W S445 Garden Hose, $4.95 s ft! high! 34i25 50 foot lengths of ti-inch eorrugnt- 4 ft. high, $5.^ 5 ed moulded hose, complete with 5 ft. high. $7.25 couplings. 6 ft. high, $8.75 j Grocery and Market Sales for Wednesday I GROCERIES Ideal and Ghesundheit Malt, ran, for..50«* (Not over 3 to customer.) 3 cans E. ,1. Teas for.JJOP 3 cans No. 1 Tall Fancy Pink Salmon . . 3 cans No. 2 Solid Pack Toma toes . 6 lbs. Oatmeal, fresh every day, Diamond H. Flour, 48-lb. sk, }8iJ. 13 Omar Wonder Flour, 48-lb. sack . SR12.-IH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Nebraska Early Ohio Potatoes, IS lbs. to the peck.UO«* Sunkist Lemons, dozen.27tt 16-0*. bottle Diamond II lloney, guaranteed pure . IT1.'** Large package Kamo Breakfast Oatmeal .2 it Oliver .Johnson Lincoln Park guar anteed lawn seed Wednesday only- 3-1 h. package. 71kr V_ , .— MARKET Choice Small Pork Chops . . . -27* Steer Rih Boiling Beef. 7* Choice English Mutton Chops 25c* Fresh* Frozen Salmon, half or whole for .14 4* Morris Matchless I.ean Bacon 314* Cudahy's Rex I.iver Sausage 174* Strictly Fresh Country Eggs 204* Fresh Churned Country Butter, per pound.344* Anchor or Tropic Nut Oleomargarine 2 lbs, for .15* TEA AND COFFEE M. & J. Blend Coffee, lb.... 50* 2 ibs. for . OH* Hayden's Special Ankola, lb GO* Choice Santos Coffee, lb.,.. 35* 3 lbs. for SI .OO Fancy Gunpowder Tea, lb. 55* Breakfast Cocoa, lb. 10* 3 Ibs for .25* \ Printed All Silk Silk ■ Rayon Canton Foulard Crepes and Flat . - , $1.09 yd. t7cIqpe, 5195 yd' Beautiful new yCl« The newest in de deaisms and color Fine all silk sijrns and colors. [ combinations, in fabric* in all very smart for these much wanted Sprint wanted printed colors, priced re- ensemble combin ^crepes._j y^markably low. ^ ^ations or frocks. J -.. 70c 50c English Sheeting Bleached Broadcloth ShCetin* 59C yd‘ ODC yd. nr J Genuine Enplish OsJC JU. Broadcloth, fast color in the very Pequot 0-4 un- Pwipht Anchor. latest stripe dc hleached sheetinp 16-inch, bleached. sipn. Main Floor. Main Floor. M*in Floor. v_'v_y V- -J s 39c .rNur*^ 39c Bath^ A11 Linen^ Uniform T ! Table rr x • I owels KI , . rabnc Napkins or _ _ All the I.men Ta 25c ea. ble napkins, trav- I I I elers’ samples, in 32-inch. rham- perfect condition, hray pinpham in on sale at ONE the best prade 200 dosen bath THIRD loss than plain steel blue towels—hip. soft. thier whole sal« color. i prices. ^ Main Floor. ^ ^ Main Floor ^ y^ Main Floor, j