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'in-; i;i;K: omaha. .vitkiay. mai.-cii j7. h.i
WAREHOUSE BILL
FOR THIRD READING
Senators Bring Htfonn Me&sura
Out and Order it Advanced
Feg.
AMEUDLD BY THE BEHIBLICA1IS
(Pnm ruff 0mpmwt.
MNOOL.N. Marrfc SB. (Special A 1
thourh lahelea senate file No. t the flrt
W! Introduce In the this Mn,
the public lr rehouse bUI reached the
pnc wbm tt ss report" tot mini
readmit nlr ' wirnlng. The Mil has
had and up and dowr In and ont sslst
rnee no fr In the eenrton end tndar waa
the subject of two-hour discussion.
The virrhnuH measure 1 a platform
pelde; of the democratic , party, hut the
orlslnal bill wii so plainly a suhterfuire
Introduced slmpJr to meet ths pi"1'.
' according to Fenatnr "andall. that after
numerous heartntrs a tommlltw was ap
pointed to draw tip another bill a
substitute. The substitute, aecordln to
Iho Tork senator, wse not much bettor
than the original bill and he offered aome
amendment wWeh ha aald would make
the bill presentable and sssiet the demo
crat to do something; for tha farmer.
Phumway of Dixon w chairman of tho
joint committee to draw up the substl
tuta and waa ene of the two republicans
who voted for tha bill this morning, tha
other bom Mallery of Box Butte.
Tha vote o tha motion to advanca to
third readme wae nineteen for and twelve
K&fHBt. I
lanmare Wet Protld.
Tha eMef objection that Bandall unred
acalnst tha Mil waa that It failed to
provide for Insurance by tha warehouse
man storlnit tha train for the farmer,
ffhumway of Dixon, author of tha substi
tute, pointed out that tha bill provided
for a bond for tha delivery of tha grain
upon demand and tha tn the opinion of
tha committee this bond anrwered for
Insurance. It would be safe. It must
have Ua approval of tha railway torn
mission, to whom ! entrusted tha ad
ministration of tha law.
an Elcnton larlade.
n. vm naaaed waa amended In one
Important particular. Tha original sub-,
etttute enoepted from tho provisions of
tha act all elevator at terminal points.
Thla exception waa stricken out and any
elevator holding grain for private part lea
for a period of longer than fifteen dy
mnat file an application with the railway
commission to become a publlo ware
house. Another amendment makea tha ware
house receipt! negotiable. Another allows
co-operative farmer's companies to secure
sites on railroad at a "reasonable" price.
Art Is Optional.
The act as It stands Is optional The
objection entertained by Bandall was that
It waa merely a shara," " UHsTouae
law that would give tha farmers no ware
houses." Shumway of Dixon read ft letter from
J. tv. ghorthlll of Hampton, eeereUa
of Ihe Farmers' Co-Operatlve Grain and
l.lve Slock association, endorsing tha law.
'ha rare laapoaea.
The charge Imposed la aa follows. 'Tor
the storage of grain for tha first fifteen
days, when received In carload lots, J
cent a bushel; when received In wegim
lots. 14 cents buehel for the first fif
teen day; 1-20 of 1-cent per day a bushel
for tha next thirty days; 1-1 of 1-ceut
a day per bushel for time thereafter."
' Am 1 tate- riatfavcaa.
Just before the vote was taken an the
bill Saadall auggested that tha next time
the deroocratlo party attempted to draw
up a platform Chat tt be made like Mother
Hubbards are constructed.
Senator Bptrk aald that he was the
president of a farmers elevator with a
membership of . He said the bill
would force disaster upoa'hla eompanji
as at present constructed. 'The agricul
tural committee," said Mr. Bplrk. "voted
down, onos, twice, thrice, attempts at ft
publlo warehouse bill and then the eonv
mlttee brought out thla lUUd timet child.
A ma by the name of Corey, ft lawyer
and another man aald to be tha secretary
ef tha democratic state , convention ap
aaanut before tha committee and triad!
to gat the bill through because it was
democ ratio party . pledge.
' beat mt Politicians.
'That plank waa slipped Into the plat
form- at tha midnight hour, when the
rank and file of the democrat ie party
knew nothing about It and did not want
It. Politicians of the party put tt tn and
row they want tt made Into a law simply
to keep a party pledge."
fhumway wanted tlie senate to know
what the substitute bill whose letter
Uhumway had read, did not know what
the substitute bill contained and that
there was nothing in ths substitute bl'
which EhorthlU advocated.
"tot" trepmirer to Invo.t ft1 per nt of
M Hih fund In tti or frxmty war
runt en' c-rry thorn ri. i
H. It. L'. 1I- ln ro.p fine for oil
ing, dlKoheod mont ntd provides an alter
nMve pemtt ntlmy nt.m e.
M. It. T.l. Hn Kuller, r.eljmer. Cox
and Usaott A-nale ainmdmont etrlkoe
out vital provision of houoe hill takinir
title of rtofinr from votorlnarlan rr
tirln by virtue of ten y.r' a-timl prac
tiin hut hoWUnc no 'llJom and not tak
ing Ixaril onmi.lrvotw.il.
II. It. MS. 0tht M o m here Pro Woe for
alvlry etato hlhwy rotnmleelon In
rontwrtlon with tindo raieod liy new
motor Vehlii rosrlelratlon law.
. r. 1. of ruwer PpaJ commit
tee ulet!tiite ptilnlc warehoue hill.
Ilia Hmm4 hr Ixrrrnor to Iate.
H. r. Krumbauah Fayment of cer
tain I VI a comity warrant,
N. F. Vlnk Proviso for payment of
not more than tVi for fireman Injured
while on duty. ApAr to citle of lo
thin jr.'.
H. F. WlnhBame as g. T. J4 and p-
'. X, (trace Provide that trana
portatlon for enrotaker of eto k ehlp-
. "' ..jrpiinii.i 1 i.itiim'h ,iin.ff.i ...
taMnn over land for countv fair purpoae.
w w r i i.... i
, " it unifc rnmiuuon i rDflgrm on
Irrigntlnn.
S. K. H, Wlleri of roHre Repeals law
en' for t'nltod Ktnt,-a eenatnr.
n. I, r no Koiat to ooundarlea
of puhllr land.
M. It. an, Nurton Approprtatoa 139,000 for
Incidental exporo of loirtelatiire.
H. R, 61, Norton-Appropriate, rt10.4ns
for payment of m-mln, officer and em
ploye of lofflHlatiir.
II. R. 92, Rolenor rrovldo manner In
which religious o-tnti may dispose of
pr oerty
H. R. l'fl. rvirmly-ltequlres that money
paid to agricultural noi lotl.a by countle
hall first be Maod to pay premluma.
H. It. l.M. Itlrhmond Joint memorial
to conKre on hlp purrhaae.
II. It. Wm, Mchnla Appropriates
for purchase o land at Norfolk asylum.
II. It. X12, Chambers of Dounlae lro
vldo for Inrtnllntlon of moihanll do
ylre for farllitating work In county of
fice. H. It. tV. Onrm County Doloaatlon Ap
propriates fi.iO for purrhao of addi
tional land for Beatrice Institute for the
Keelile MlnoVd.
If. R. ), rtialer Appropriates I2, for
land for home for dopondont chlldron In
Lincoln,
II. It. , Finance Commttten-Appro-prlalea
n,M for Hoard of Control for
waxes and inaintenanee fur public Inntl
ttitlons. H. K 4. Rvrland Amount to bo levld
by cities and vlllatro for general pur
poses not more thnn 15 mill.
. K. 12, Honl Molhora' .pensions.
8. r. 20, Helford-Irovl(le that district
Juilsres may l.e ex officio commiHtrionerB
of supreme court.
P. F. 7. BiisheeIrrKratlon Mil.
H. F. M. nysland-Olve guardians of
minors right to mortrsKe real aetata.
. F. lii. Hod lord-Not more than f mills
for xenoral punmsos nor 2 mills for siip-
H. R, 21, Tllibets-Abollshes the office
of county coroner.
II. K. is. l etemon Pertains to perempt
ory chaJlenge In civil and criminal caaos.
. . i7umir aixinon ot electing
Irectors of Inisatlon illstrlotn
II It IU B.....U. ii . i .
, ' " 'iuri k nrv uri jor rsiiona
eottases. 1 "- nvmg in
xi Ki Puhee Irrigation bill.
II. It I'M Utn.. I . .. 1 . .
-- ......r, i"ium ror piirrnae
of school land, by Northweatom railroad
at lng pine.
a W 1 71 11 n ....
Vi ' "oniry i ope mil.
II It. 2, ltsner and Tlhhets Relstos
tO deStniOllf.n nt mtn.,1. tt .-J t .".
era or t..her,-.,i.r. l y K,Ma-
VC- 1J-..""-PTT,tftr,lon ' cor
ners on public roads.
II. H ll k....h.u.ti . . ..
,v..i .. - "" "" or noining
i. Jl rn.M'ln second Monday In June.
tlAn Ho,,,tt'"' HaiTls-Bxemp-
,? A fr five-year ervlce.
1 i It loi 11.1.... .
if . -r-.irm. ,i, employment or
Jail prisoner In counties of over 20.000..
nuinhi: ?'fc?U",r and Llggett-Provldee
r;1"' f hou " nate journals to
1 1 It wf vr iiil. n , . .
-- I'lriruiiiirntTiara ror pur
chase of private bridge, by counties!
It. n. lloffmel.ter-Itelates to care
oftv ock in transportation.
of diJhi ,eL",,n-KelllU wmoval
or division fenoea.
uV; of-pa7rl...Cr1nkUW-ReU,tM ,0 ub0
H. Tt. I' T.... n... .
t jvi sjut) ivrtsftina i j n-f
emptory challenges of Jurors
ill- '"'"y al.-Repeala see.
1-3 X:Z I- bridge.
w .aanw V lll.srvil lyn.
EUGENIC MARRIAGE
BILL FINDS FAYOR
Hon., Committee of Whole Takes
favorable Action upon seen j
Measure.
SOME TREAT IT AS A JOKE
(From a Ftaff Correspondent.)
MNCOI,N. Nb., March 24. (Special
Telegram.) The House went on record
Just before adjournment thli afUrnson
in favor of eusvnlc marriage, a fee for
exsmlnatlons of K, a laboratory fee cf $13
In rase of a teat. The bUI will app!y tt
men only, although an amendment was
voted to apply to both seses, ut later
killed on a motion to reconsider.
Nlrhela of Madison made a fight to
have the fee gut out entirely and when
the house refused to de this fought
gainst th bill a not being In the In
terests of morality. He cited the Wis
consin la, which Is similar, and said
that It had resulted In common law mar
riages snd In trips to other states which
had no such law In order to have the
marriage ceremony performed.
Home of the members treated It as a
Joke, Anderson of Boyd speaking of a fee
as a fine for getting married and sending
up a motion to cut the fee to 30 rents.
The doctors appeared te he for the hilt
strongly and were able te muster enough
votes to have the bill recommended for
pasaage, sixty-nine voting for It and
thirty-two voting against It. But the
house has shown itself to be a fickle
body tn some Instance, and a resolution
for pasaage does not necessarily mean
that It will pass on third reading.
The senate favored a bill of this kind
two years ago, but tha house was opposed
and killed it.
No Legislative
Sessions for Today
(From ft Btaff CorresDondentLt
LINCOLN. March M. (Poorl.l T,
house of representatives will hold no Rat,
urday session this week. A motion to
meet on Saturday was defeated and the
bouse then voted that when adjournment
waa taken Friday afternoon It should be
until Monday at 19 a. m.
The approaching end doe not hasten
tha senate. It adjourned this afternoon
until i o clock Monday afternoon.
House Kills Bill
for New Hog Barn
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Neb., March (Special
Telegram.) A big change In the vote
from committee of the Whole whea It re
ceived M votes, waa shown on House
Roll m. The bill for tm.OOO for a hog
barn at the state fair this morning only
received 36 favorable votes and was In
definitely postponed. This may moan the
defeat of the Omaha hospital bill also.
Druesdow, Hunter and Negley voted
against the bill.
First Conference
on Annexation Bill
is Without Result
(From ft Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Mach 26.-Speolal.) Mem
bers of the Omaha annexation conference
committee will take the matter under
consideration untll Monday, having been
unable-to agree on anything In tha three
meetings held, the one thla afternoon be
ing just as far from th mark aa those
held previously.
Legislative
Proceedings
NTERURBAN MEASURE
MADE SPECIAL ORDER
(From a Btaff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. March 24. (RpectaJ.) ben&te
file No. WO, which' proposes a radical
loosening up ef soma of the restriction,
on tha building and financing ot Inter
urban railroads, has bean made a special
order of buslneea for Monday afternoon
In the senate. The bill Is strongly backed
by the Iouglaa county delegation and
the Omaha Commercial club.
CHARLES STR ACER NAMED
ON BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
- - (Vrom a Btaff Correspondent) '
LINCOLN, Majrclt 2,-(8pwlol Tele.
gram.) Charles "trader ot Lincoln has
been appointed by the State Board of
Agriculture ta take the place made va-
ecnt by the resignation of C. II. Rudge
of Lincoln last month. Mr. Rudge with
drew because he feared he might not al
ways be able ta be In the city during fair
week.
At the Starts Issuing
i
tsraaeri by Haas Slftlas; ('.
salttee.
X. F, 214. Mattes Te esempt manufac
turer from paying tl.s annual state ac
rupetioa taa on corporation.
Ii. K. To Wlik the Uttt-oln Baal,
tary lirainase Inatrtct buer. or tot amrae
the law so thai It legal wrk stmU be
performed by the oounty atiorajey.
1. 14. 471 Th Meredusj kill I tr ualc
wiarrlago. requiring a payali-lao'e oertKI
i e belore a Unae te iasaed.
H. V 1.4 at1pe th salary ef eupeem
1 urt lailaee' lega4nM fsvea H.W to
i.'a
it. R. Ml vVrmttttns) Lancaster county
I o-l to setae the salary of the clerk In
I tie ouay Judges office, bow filed at
i-i vm.
II. R. sat Kebeesfca-lowa Boundary
mmaton.
II. H. t No peasloas for Uaeola flre
iiv a Wfc.Mf seething Mie awe of .
. V. a Cauoiy rurai Aul dUtrlct.
irta kuaamH tm lswa by
ilaaa tinrtlii et WhwSv.
II R. 143. Cronln. Htat Aid Bridse
l'ill--Apiropfistoa 11 d.Sue foe I'lenmuin
"d Ul one-tide mill levy stand.
Ii. K. Til. Hunter. I'mtorm (talr Law
No sale intuit ins I he foiieljrrailon of
oh, re than anall be mate without a
rstarn imlrnimiil shearing transfer
I'. K ia. Mm ketl To apprapriala t2.ft)
lr lue r 1 1( ol (he Mum! euietile ot lee
tat t hoot for slshlloas persons.
ljtit blis fur tuiMiua aad lrairoe
liionia at state Instil uttuoa. as (olio:
t'rnitreUnxr. Ilil.uau. Iinr Institute
t - Kw-Mis4t. Ht tvu. Umoln Inuix
loeMtal, gj.M', h'x-l for tvprnii
t t.iMrea. laria. IC ms: Kearaer TuU-r.
i. r boepitat. I .i Olrie InaluMriai
boot. neta. -'. t H he4 f .r
it lai. altilurd le4uua ilaute
fiMr V, ewea, VleS.
Ilta HI Hd by Mraae aa Third
II n it-Atprofrtatirig M.am ft
(iM ir al iuu Ian sruunda.
II H. ,J rMM-Alueib4 Jttacee ta
iiuu4 of haavity.
Sllll K-eieBae le Faae Sen.
saaallt Ibe ble.
! H S. KU lieaaa Aftfpt
m 1 1 ft l fuf a...
a -.4 hfli ra,i r
LOAN SHARK BILL COMES
FROM STANDING COMMITTEE
(Prom a Btaff Correapoadent.)
LINCOLN, Marv k 2. Special. )-Ajnng
tit bills reported eut ef senate standing
cotnmlttees this morning were: H. R.
44, by Lundgrea. the loan shark bill, and
It. R. 478, by Richmond, providing for
the newspaper pufeUi'atuia of personal taa
iHlt..
YOUR DOLLAR
IS APPRECIATED
And these live dealer make tt
worth your while to uy ef them
by i vlns; a rails In travel for
every poller you spend. Most
dsalsrs are now giving "Shop
per's Mileage."
Ask Your Dealer
I
HAIR BALSAM
A tail pupMsMoa of ortl
nl HaMMU aa4ra.
Fee SMlwai CeW aad
sWety toOay er Faded rUlr
Mrv i aaatOf-tirt'-
BUY IT AT BEATOW'S
SAVE MONEY
Allouck's rorau
I'laalera
11.00 r'ellow'
Hvnis for
l.v ItvrUvk's Malted
Milk for
'.it Jad toalt
for
1S rnnkliajn's Cun-
puurul fur
Smi Ljfou' Tooth
"odor for
tec lkwn's Kidney
Hlla for
Sec limiprlan Nlahl
t'reani for
ic l-utnprlaa laa)
t'ream for
t: IS t alio Hot Water
Hotllea for .....
;lc I'uuds- Vanishing
t'reani for
J fx- fotfla fold
rrvain for
He
. 82c
. 67fi
,.54o
61c
17c
. 33s
30c
2Tc
51,05
16s
1M Tet l.ks
res i
fae BeU-fVasag reast
tea Veas tee
Wear Sea T keig
is gaaraat few a .
4Si
ic I'MU'W .
lrdri.oa fr.
)k se-4'.le Team
Durai !-
7c
6g
lie Cast or I
for
1171 Horlcea'a MaJtad
Milk far
See LaMerlaa
for
Jic MentheUlaaa
for "
Ie Cantbros
fee
II SO Duffy Madt
Whlaky for
Sac ileatou's Cold Creaia
for
tic Rubber Olevee
for
Faae'e leaf isada
for
tiai llaaalU a
for
14c I'ebero Tooth
Paste for
Itc t'elgale's Toilet Waeaea. "(I.
all ivdoia, for W wl
lio HriMita beltier
for
IIIM L I, for the
hl.iOd
1 1 Woeia. spet lal
Kl urday
tie Heerhnuan'a Itlla
for
fx IV at on I'aarara Totvl
, arvj liver ptlle for
. Albeit IJtUe tMaser
tula r
bKTt I'ATII "
2lc
$2.71
14c
. 14c
. .29o
. ..79o
19c
33s
28s
I So
34a
173
67c
25c
16c
12c
10c
THOMPSON, BELDEN
& COMPANY" -
A Display of
Unusual Interest
South 16th St. Window
A display of authentic
copies of dresses of the
1830 to 1850 period. Also
"Ooodey" and "Peter
son's" magazines of that
date with fashion illustra
tions. These magazines an
very curious and of great
style interest because of
the use of these fashions
as the basis of our modes
today.
Thtst educational ftatnrtt
an a part f oar oruar
pauei Fashion Service.
Stamped on White
Doylies and
Centerpieces
HALF PRICE
Clearance of a number of odd
renter plerr and doiliea, stumped
denlRn on white; alxea 4 inrhea
ta 86 Inches. Katurdar, half
price.
Art Dept. Third Floor.
EASTER CARDS
A very entenaire line of artistic
Cards, in great variety of dif
ferent dewiRna, eipre using the
proper sentiment for an KaMer
greeting;. Prices to suit everyone
On sale In Art Depart
me)it Third Hoor and
talfle In renter aisle
Main Floor
New Arrivals By Express Today
Give to Omaha Women the
Newest Styles of Apparel for Easter
$19.50
$22.50
$24-50
$35.00
To describe individually each style would take many
pages. We suggest the women who desire late fash
ions for moderate prices visit our second floor Saturday.
Hand-tailored suits in Norfolk and novelty
styles in light blue, navy, tan, black and
black and white shepherd plaids.
Plain tailored and Norfolk styles in blues,
blacks and shepherd plaids.
Norfolk, plain tailored and novelty effects in
gray, light checks, mixtures and plain colors.
An unusual range for discriminating women
who seek the best of dress for a most mod
erate price, distinctive and exclusive styles.
The Skirt Section
Attracts much favorable attention
because of the multitude of styles
and cloths . . $6.50 up
The Dress Section
Abounds with spring and early sum
mer dresses . . $16.75 up 4
The Coats for Spring
Are very attractive . $10.50 up
Beautiful New Negligees
This collection has been arriving
for the last three days and includes
many dainty fashions
.$9.75 $10.50 $13.50 $16.50
The Store
for
Shirtwaists
Has received new
dress blouses for
Saturday offering.
For $5.95 and $6.50
Before Easter Sale
of Silk Hosiery
Saturday Morning at 9 A. M.
Women's Silk Hose, black,
white and colors, worth
up to $3.50 pair, Satur
day - $1.19 a pair
Omaha women hardly need be in
troduced to these .values; they are
genuine and exceptional a very
timely event' coming as it does just
before Easter when, of all times,
silk hose are a necessity.
$1.19 a pair
Beautiful New Embroideries
of the differ
ent sort, not ne
cessarily expens
ive, but, always
: decidedly exclu
sive1 and 'pleas
, ing -- Eighteen
and Twenty-sev-;
en-inch Flounc
; ings of mull, or
: gandie, batiste
and voile, for
charming 2 and
3 flounce dresses
Hand embroidered baby dresses (for
olds), also infants' yokes and edges
babies layettes.
HAND SOME
SIX-INCH
EDGES FOR
TRIM MING
SUM ME R
DRESSES,
These come in
colors as well as
white and also
make very; dain
ty collars and
cuffs for light
dresses.
one to four-year-and
insertions for
A New Hand Bag
to Go With Your
New Suit
The new at) lea are very at
tract lr and please avery woman
who luta aeen them. -
The neweat aoreltiea in silk
and leather are In readiness.
From $1.85 to fl3.60.
Notion Section.
Sample Line of
Tooth Brushes
Saturday for 9c
Toilet Good Bertion.
A Great Saving Saturday
Cheney Bros. Spot-proof Foulard Silks '
Regular $1 and $1.25 Qualities
y 75c a Yard
Styles come and go with varied degrees of popu
larity, but Foulards with their irresistible charm ever
remain popular.
There is an indefinable something, a touch of re
finement, a certain sense of luxuriousness in Foulard
Silks which appeal to every woman. These are Cheney
Bros.' best fabrics, every yard perfect.
Saturday, 75c a yard.
Children's
Aprons
Made of
white dim
ity with
short
sleeves or
s 1 eeveless,
neatly trim
med, very
dainty; sizes 2
6 years, 50c and
65c.
Children's Fane?
Color ad Atrou,
60r, tmc and 75c.
This nee.
to vT
Easter and Your Gloves
Clove will either make or mar your Easter
Costume, There ie no 'if ' or "and" about it.
Bright, new suits and gowns and hats can't possibly
e 1 4. it.
st ana xor anjuung out m nu5 ?5
and newest handwear. Stocks are Z7j?
in AAmrjletA readiness to serve YOU
with the season's latest, at prices
within everyone's reach.
Gold, Sand, Putty and Oyster,
Shades lead, and, of court,
white is a stylish
and popular
a avar.
$L50, $U5,(CZ
$2.00 are the prices for your Kaster Gloves.
. -ii T" M M m w t Hilt
-ZrrV HJLi kit 113 I
Important Savings in Hair Goods
A large quantity of beautiful hair accessories nec
essary for the latest coiffure effects is offered at very
low prices which make it well worth your while to take
advantage of this special offer. Included are fine qual
ity swucnes ana transiormations
in a large assortment of styles
and shades.
J l-lax a hwttrhes of Xataral Wary User,
etrefH ineaal ralss J.tl
XM-UM-h Nwltrkea t4 urJ Wary Hsir,
eiretstlosMsl ahaa 9&.T9
Sl-lm h Ha itches U Kiaa Wswy Haer,
earesKensMl valae fl.tt
SaVssxJi HWmm vt eta Wavy Hair,
errituaal taiua ftXM
AU-areaad Wary Trass form a. Una 99m
H-aeosMMi Klaa Wary Traast rsastlosie,
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