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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1925)
———m ■ i »—> ■■ ■ .- ■ ii McMullen Names , Condra to Serve ! f on Water Board Will Meet With Representa tives of Other States.to Discuss Reclamation Payments. Special Dispatch to The Omaha Bee. Lincoln, April 3.—Governor Mc Mullen today announced appointment of Dr. G. E. Condra of the state uni versity to serve tin a board author ized .-by the federal government to study irrigation problems in the North Platte valley with a view to rearranging terms of payment for federal reclamation work. Sitting on the board with Dr. Condra will be Thomas E. Campbell, former gov ernor of Arizona, and John VVIdstoe of Utah, both appointed by the secre tary of the interior. The board will open Its meetings at Scottsbluff. April 11. Oovernor McMullen has had an other North Platte valley problem to solve In the last week groWlng out of a disagreement between beet sugar growers and the sugar companies over signing of contracts for the com ing beet sugar crop. An appeal was directed to the governor to arbitrate snd the governor offered to hold s hearing of representatives of both sides in the controversy with an un derstanding th3t the agreement t cached should be binding on both ' parties. The governor stated today that he had received a wire from the beet sugar growers’ association accepting his plan. As yet, nothing to indicate sueh a plan has met the approval of the beet sugar manufacturers has , been received. Tomorrow the governor will hold an open hearing on the bill passed by (he recent legislature amending the workmen’s compensation law. The governor has withheld his sig nature pending the hearing which promises to be dramatic if plans of certain persons are carried out and numerous employes badly maimed —'—!—;-; N j While-Crolined Hnhirt ' Pays l isit to Harvard * _—--' Harvard, April 3.—Bird lovers here report having seen a white-crowned roldn in the southeast part of town. The unusual bird ha* a distinct white “cap" upon its head, hut otherwise is marked like other robins. and crippled appear in the governor's office. The amendments take away the no limit feature on fees to he charged by physicians and limits their com pensation to $200. It also takes away payments for life for those perma nently disabled and makes the limit 400 weeks. Another new feature of the bill is to force consideration of pvior health and habits of Injured employes in reckoning compensation. ITINERARY FOR TOUR ARRANGED An Itinerary for an atound-the world tour has been arranged for the next Canadian Pacific cruise, accord ing to Information received yester day by local representatives of the company. The cruise will be made on the steamer Tlmpress of Scotland, the largest steamer of the Canadian Pa cific fleet. The boat will sail from New York on December .I and the cruise will take 123 days. The boat will stop at 24 ports. Christmas will he spent in the Holy La mV and New Year's day In Cairo, according to the itinerary. Every country visited hv the tourists will be seen at the time when it is most beautiful and when climatic conditions are best. Y ork Farmers to Reseetl Fields of Dead ^ heat York. April 3.—A large proportion of winter wheat fields in this vicinity are being seeded to other small grain. In the north part of York county the acreage of dead wheat is the largest for many years, averag ing; ?0 to 40 per cent. Red Cloud Drilling Wells. Fled Cloud, April '3.—This city is drilling test wells east of town In an endeavor to secure more water. Children old enough to eat fruit should have it in abunflancu. Circus Politics in Prussia Ended Otto Braun Again Elcrted to Post of Premier \\ liieh He Resigned in January. By Tlu» moralfd l*re*». Berlin, April 3.—A\ ith the r(' elec tion today of Otto Ihaun to the post of premier which he resigned last January, an era of circus politics in Prussia came to a temporary close. The election terminates the parlia mentary crisis which has been unique in the hectic run of the German post war politics and which originally was precipitated by the German people’s party for the avowed purpose of breaking up the socialist democrat regime. While the reactionaries at no time commanded enough votes in the diet to overthrow permanently a three party coalition government, their op position was sufficiently strong to em barress socialistic-democratic bloc in its liberty of action. Today’s re-election of Herr Braun, after ex-Chancellor Marx twice failed to maintain himself in the office and after Hr. Hermann Hoepker-Aschog. the democratic nominee, also declined the post. Is the result of a bargain among the three republican parties. Its first aim is to placate the social ists by according them leadership in Prussia in return for the vote of the radical parties for Dr. Marx, candi Idale for the Herman presidency. Father of forty devils—Constipation! Get , sure relief with Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN j Face and body pay a terrific penalty to this tyrant disease. The face tells of constipation's ravages. Rid yourself of the'poisons that constipation sends seeping through your body—poisons that lead to over forty serious diseases —poisons that cause spots before the eyes, headaches, pimply skin, circles under the eyes, unpleasant breath, blotchy, sallow skin, etc. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN brings re lief even in the most chronic cases of constipation. If eaten regularly, it is guaranteed to bring perma nent relief or your grocer returns the purchase price. Only ALL BRAN can be wholly l .... effective. That is why doctors recommend Kellogg’s. That is why i Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN has brought health to thousands wheh all use has failed. Try it! Eat two tablespoonfula of Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN daily—in chronic cases, with every meal. You will like its nut-like flavor. Ready to-eat with milk or cream. Try it j in the recipes given on every pack age. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is made in Battle Creek, Michigan, and served by leading hotels and res taurants everywhere. Your grocer sells it. Buy a package today. At all-bran CARS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS I will be shipped by us to Chicago, Ohio and ! Pennsylvania next Monday and Tuesday. Will ship cars to Los Angeles, St. Louis, Dallas, Tex., latter part of April. Any packing or storage you contemplate, we will give complete cost to desti nation. Our pool cars to all large cities save you monev. Phone JA ckson 1504. TERMINAL WAREHOUSE CO. ^ OPEN SA TURDA Y EVENING UNTIL 9 O ’CLOCK Send Us Your Vq&'fgi ' An Omaha Mailorders E6 ML JUPMJPMLC M Owned Store We Give Them Supporting Omaha Instant Attention. J 41 5.1 7 DoUglaS St. Industries. AMERICA’S LARGEST EXCLUSIVE CREDIT APPAREL STORE -'---—-—-o j I A Sensational Pre-Easter CLOTHING OFFER And they are the greatest values in the town today. Snappy, lively styles; all wool fabrics; most desirable patterns. Two pants means double wear. Sixes for all builds of men. Come Saturday, it's the logical day to se lect your new Easter suit, and the assort ments are the greatest in the history of this store. Packard and Student 2-Pant Suits $20 and $25 Beals Pratt ----—y P”5_ Shoes AH Worsted-Gaberdine $6 to $10 TOP COATS $ We are exclusive Omaha Absolutely rain proof, smart styles, all the new distributors for these na- shades; belted or bog effect. Sixes to fit all men. A tionally famous shoes. remarkable value at only. kX ,. OTHER TOP COATS TO $49.50 Y^jj, Buy on Payments FREE—A Fielder's Glove and Ball With Each Boys' Suit Athletic Union Suits n n tur^°y 78c to $2.00 Z-rant ouits Nainsook, soisette and AnJ *!Urdy’ A novelty madras. All sizes. _ , , stylish suits; all wool J Several styles. Society Club fabrics; built for f service. Sixes 6 to **» CL*-x HATS 14 years. Men 8 Shirts m Buy on Payments | Just unpacked; scores of and $7 J T t^77. _ 1 smart new shirts in the Just about the smartest llIM T X HOSH season s pattern hits. Are hats a fellow could desire; *7 , , »7 * p up ir«m the newer shades. A broad. mttIm. Hiik ho*ei fnnu.n* \)n,* + * 92.00 assortment of styles. i|imllt»i n\erj Imatfnahle eol> S 8 95 Buyo.P^s | Buy on p7ymnts | . 1=| Extra special for Saturday only—25 year guaranteed white Ladies9 Wrist Watch Regular $15.00 Value Special Terms—$1 Down and $1 Week * The Greatest “Value-Giving” Sale of Years Now in Full Swing ■ | i Women’s and Misses’ COATS They9re Worth $10.00 More Just received for Saturday’s selling, at this price, you can select a coat of lorcheen, twill charmeen or poiret, as well as kashana or polaire, made up in every new shade, many with borders of fur trimmings, sef or but tons, linings of silk crepe, styles for the Miss, Matron | and Stouts. All shades as well as navy and black I | coats, like above. * II 1 1 , ' " —■ _________________—————-l I Thousands of Pairs of Easter Shoes Imperfections . | f • 99 At actual 1 d . that are |4 OrTAfV IHHlAfl APT Q savings of one barely noticeable 1 dUUl Jf iIll|JCl ICLlO half or more GROUP 1 GROUP 2 Ladies’Shoes. Children’s Shoes-Oxfords * F> _ Values in this lot * $2.59, $2.29 and Values up to $5.00, $6.50 and $7.50 M. E. Smith ’$ M' e. Toilet Goods Smith’s 10c Castile Soap.5* Leather Goods !;c Falm f°ap ** <5c Norcohol.49* M E $6.00 Leather Goods, $2.95 t;c Miik ot Magnesia _tor * Season's newest novelties In smart hand only .4s* hags, flat bag clever vanities In flat ef- 50c Mavis Face Powder: feets. tassel on end. Jack O' lantern on sale at.29* p 1 stvle, silk, leather novelty designs, 'lhe Glove Sales very last word in hand bags. Brushes for . ...29* Ladles-16-button and fancy cuff . ham- $3,50 Jewelry Novelties, 69c 20c Powder Puffs, 10* 1U[ t? ols suede gloves 3 alues Pastel color; peart necklaces, lndestruct- 35c Rouge for.19* 1WMt to 11.60. Per pair. lble; 30-tnch graduated; colors, pink, ComDacts for CstwVA fc I-ndiea- 16-button plain tnllan- QCT-, apple green, orchid, flame, lemon and __ • " Omiin S atse and tucked; values to 17.50, I/tlC many of the seasous brightest colors. .ac Compacts.39* «% ew«T Indies’ kid gloves; perforated fancy Chokers, crystal, topaz and blue andred. SOc^Walktos1 Shampoo^on KAire7 WAO«i cuff and embroidered backs. 0O Ef) tin and melon cut. This sale.. .69* . ‘."""""‘‘r DO VS VI 62UT $3.50 values. Per pair ^Z.DU „ , „ , 4 „ 91 % IrtfM Halr ] - ladles- French kid fancy cuff and cm- $2.00 Novelty Bracelets, $1.W Keep clean.*>9* O 1 broldercd hacks $4 50 (1*0 ETH A smart new novelty; two rows; pearl -,c Keep c lean.«•( l)&1£S values. Sale price, per pair. tJO.50 and color combinations of stones. $L00^Vacuum Bottles: on Ladles’ 16-button French kid gloves: QOo 1* «:* rv-., _ , _ _ . special point and cmbrold- d*4 QET Bracelets, 89C *.*' . Boys 2-Pant Wool cred backs $7 00 values... VPx«t/0 Novelty bracelets; one row of stones. for only .51..>9 Suits, $8.95 ——-—--— :5c Talcum Fowd8r» 10* 300 boys’ 2-pant suits; the _ $1.00 Ramses Face Powder best suit values In the city. — r| T^l-a w tw r* n A- gif A" for only.59* The newest spring models g -MfjCygl J[ D1DSS IZjCaI $1T5 Coty, LOrgan Jace and colors; carefully tat- w er ‘yif*"’" 4 lored of wool fabrics that GROCERIES Fr..*°£'I I wear good. 2 pair of pants Del Monte Sliced Pineapple. OCp ! Flour. Diamond H. 48- (CO 75c Love Me Face Powder with every ault. Sizes* 214 size can for only. Uul | pound sack for this sale at.. „„ to 17. 3 cans for *1.00 ! Hour. Omar Wonder. 48- tgO 40 lW) .'J.'n'lli’l?.!. 10 lbs. Best Granulated pound sack for only. iP^^xCz $- A ' 8 Ro “Sonnv Bov" sugar..... _ WoC Malts of all kinds -4 Powder for .... ...85* j ^ ak i1"' lb. s S<>. 4 .* 0*41 > ..> I- r# ck I e 2-Pant Suits, $12*95 Pineapple; siloed. No. io can Sugar, powdered. ^*or.30^ tar f'u sale ml only.*.. Wv I .mpeian OoH ami llo.OO to reaches; sliced; in syrup. I 8oaI** Ivory. Very special Vanishing Cream 45C U "Sonny Boy" Is the raster ^ aiZ6 tan for onjy. f tJL for this sale; 4 small bars. &0c Creme Elcaya . ,49f i suit for your boy. Finely ., TJ ... , tailored all wool stilts In MARKET ° n°ncllla »i9* th* very newest sprlug ATmxiAUi 75c Hospital Cotton, 49* models aud colors; guar- Fancy Steer Rolled Rib OO \p | Choice Fresh Sweetbreads, anteed to give satisfactory Roast. Per pouud. ",sv j l'crlb. .... wear. A fancy sport belt Fancy Steer Shoulder 1 CJJLp i Armours Choice liacon. dOp opCCISl N6CKW63r with each suit. Size* 8-18. Roast. Per pound. -*-«* 2C Sliced. Per pound. « t Fancy Steer Pot Roast. 1 1 l.« ! Tropic or Anchor Nut Oleo- $ 77 _ o«ic 100 Little Bovs’ Special, per pound. A12C margarine. 2 pounds for. I'hree Rig Siw-ciat Iota W«llCh^0. MOK Small Lean Pork Roast. 1K.U Fancy Tub Creamery Butter. OQ 1 tree Big Special Lota W^)01 OUllB, $J.JO Per pound. 1.J2C Simclal at per pouud eJi/l. |s| collar and / sfar-rrs; 5rn'i,^sk.Lo'.”.,:““'.... 2t»c gsxrts^!is."r.. sic r'-ssi.'srsss / sara-arsE “a1" 28*c 28c *«“«.=»» ( all wool tweeds, cassl- At I er poun . l.ot—$1.00 and $1.25 ■ mere* and cheviot* and TEA A KFi r!f)EEEE values. Including lace f| blue serges. Size* 3 to 8. . collar and cuff sets, em- /■ M E Smith Stock M * j Blend Coffee; pound, QO- kaney Gunpowder Tea; pound *1 AET brotdered. and lace trim- 11 M. ■. HmiU 01OCK 50*-3 pounds for. 8,°t «0*-3 pound, for... . tfi.UtJ med linen collar and i| Boy*’ Wear Kirello Brand Coffee; pound, (PI Breakfast l oeoa; pound, cuff sots, lace panels i I $1.60 and $1.76 Wash Suits 45*-$ pounds for.10* 3 pounds for. fop .59* f I V.SwbS fruits and vegetables I I M l ot $7 00 values, nor- P I ty"w oniy .. •. - 69* Genuine Red River Seed Po- tgt QA Fancy New Has. SSJS^iIS “'"llSl‘I I $1 boys- union suits 75* UUh-s. Per bushel.. J l.Jnl t'. r - . oni panels,^‘linen and orian-' I : $1.50 boy* shirts ....95* Fancy Navel Oranges. 9ft/1 Fvr>sh RhUbntb. 1 >-v|» values for b’ka* I $1.25 boy*'overall* ,.85* Per dozen, only... *«\zV . Per pound. XteV J 60c boys-stockings ..25* Fancy large »U* Grape Fruit , | New Green Cabbage. Silk Scarfs—Regular 4SM ■ Thirg fleer Priced at 4 for. AsOV I Per pound. values, for .... .52.95 ■