Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, March 17, 1911, NEWS SECTION, Page 8, Image 8

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    TIIK BF:f:: OMAHA, 'FIJI PAY, fAliCII li.
OMAHA MAY GET NEW
POSTOFFICE DIVISION
Headqaftrters for Nebraska, olarado
4 Wromln May roaelhlr
(onr Her.
.Assistant Postmaster J. 1. Woodard be
lieves that Omaha has an excellent chance
ft landing tha headquarters for the new
postofflre division to he created on July 1.
Tha dlvlnlon will emhrace: tha'state of
Nebraska. Colorado nd Wyrmiug nd mill
he the fourteenth In the United Stat.
Denver la laving olalm to the: headquar
ter, but Mr. Woodard declare that Omtht
la tha logical center largely because of tha
vast amount of mall that la handled here
He has prepared an exhaustive report (riv
ing data designed ta convince the officii.):
at Washington that the headquarter
should he established here..
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The Mf? to tha Situation Baa Want Ada.
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS IN
ROOM FILLED WITH GAS
T. Miller t Ooata Omili fame
Near Peata la Raoaa at the
HaveiTy Hotel. -
( Omaha. . Thwrsdny morning. . Tha gas et
as open wide.
Miller registered t the hotel the night
he-fora under hl own name, but from
Chicago, 111. He vil attended by Pr. K
8. Bhanahan. Miller will recovef.
II. T. Miller, employed aa a clerk In the
atnek yarda district, was found unronatloua
In a room at the Haverly hotel In South
Frlfctae4) lata FHa .
by fear of appendlcltla. take tr. King a
New Life Pills, and away goes bowel
trouble. Guaranteed. 2Tc. - For, sale by
Beaton Trug Co.
FORD -SOUGHT BY THE POLICE
la 4 fcaraed tr Jwel Rlnom vlk
las; Paaaeol Two 'rrtfc
lea tfceeke.
I'. I Ford, once a member .-f the crew
of tha battleship" Maine, la being - sought
fhv tha nolle on the charge hf pasMng two
worthless checks. Joel Hloom, im North
Twenty-fourth atreet. complaining" witness,
swore out a warrant Thursday morning.
Mi. revolted that Koi rt had ped upon
him two checks for e" en h. which hotli
turned out to be worthless.
Ford Is said to have gained his psrdn
from the penltrnilary several years ago
owing to hi former service In the Pnlted
Statra navy on the fatuous Ill-fated battleship.
Made. Mill for Mom Falls.
BIOIIX FALL. S. D . March 1.-A meal
ing of railroad officials held here today put
In motion plana to make, the vMitii Ui-e.
mill, erected thirty jesis ngo nt a . "M
l.WO.oOn. a flour production plmit The ,
jl'nitrd Mill company, a loiiiMnati.m "'X
millers of the northwest, purchase.!
plant and will tear out the old mill etonf '
substituting modern machinery sufficient '
to produce J.WO barrels of flour dally. The
mill Is a seven-story stone structure am!
ran hut a few weeks.
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binding guarantees as follows: v ' .;i ' .;: . . " ' ' i a
binding guarantees
1. Guarant0edto s"'7:.7''.
2. JGuarahteed to give you satisfactory wear.
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v" the workmanship and the worthiness of the suit you choose definitely and positively guaran
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vv;onlyvith getting the pattern and style that pleases-you. . s "
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v. .that is not guaranteed. A sleeve label on which is printed the guarantee, also shows the rer
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Men's styles a large variety of models so you'll have no difficulty in finding one or : just mention "Schwab" to the
more adapted to your individual requirements and ideas. " Very handsome patterns, :' princip- salesman. '
.-r.'cally in worsteds and cassimcres grays, browns, tans and the always popular blues. ....v.
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