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Nebraska
SEYEN FOOD BILLS
ARE SAFELY PASSED
Commissioner Harman Secure All
Changes, in the Law that He
Desired
SALARY RAISE WITH THE REST
(From a Ftaff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. April 14. (Special.) The
food commissioner's department fared
very well at the hands of the IMS legis
lature. Of the seven bills In which Food
'Commissioner Harman was Interested
nn behalf tf the department not one fell
by the wayside. .
One of the measures passed makes It
a felony to sell disease J meat Formerly
it was only a misdemeanor and the only
result of most of the prosecution waa
a fine that rarely exceeded $10.
The dairy bill provides for dairy In
spection from May 1 to Ottober . 1.
whereas under the former law it was
only for the three summer months. It
also authorises the department to put the
buying or selling of cream on a quality
basis. The weights and measures amend
ment provides for three inspectors In
stead of two.
The stock foods' law requires the filing
of the name of each ingredient with the
food commissioner, an analysis and a $8
fea from the ' manufacturer for each
brand. The concentrated feeding atuffs
law require the branding of mixed feeds
or parts of whole feeds with ft fat, pro
tein or fibre analysis.
The food commissioner got his $350 a
year raise In salary and 50 cents a day
Increase tor his Inspectors.
No Money Provided
For Court Commission
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
' LINCOLN. April 14. (Special.) While
the legislature provided for a supreme
court commission, It failed to make any
appropriation for .the payment o fthe
commissioners or for .the stenographer
who la to assist them. The bill provided
for three commissioners, who should re
ceive a salary of 13.000 per year, and a
stenographer, who would receive $1,000.
However, they will have to serve with
out pay unless something Is done to help
them out.- , ',
RELATIVES OF BOY WITH
WORTHLESS CHECKS SETTLE
YORK. Neb., April 14. (Special.)-Cecil
llarvel, a 16-year-old boy, who formerly
lived In this county, but at this time la
resident of Norfolk, came Into the city a
few weeks ago and made his headquar
ters at a hotel here, where ha had a
board bill of $35. He Issued ft number of
checks without funds In the bank. He
then started west, and was caught at
McCook and returned here and placed In
jail. His relatives at Norfolk paid the
hotelv bill and made all checks he had
Issued good, and paid all costs pertaining
td the case. He waa released yesterday
and left for his home.'
RED AND. BLUE ARMIES
U CLASH AT LINCOLN
. (From a Staff Correspondent.)
. LINCOLN. April it (Special.) Two
armies met and clashed In a pitched
battle a la Europe this afternoon In the
hills near Belmont, a Lincoln suburb. It
was very real with tho exception that
there was no bloodshed, the problem be
ing to prevent overland movement of
supplies to Omaha. 1
It was 1 the annual maneuver clash of
the state farm cadet regiment, the Blue
army, with the Reds, the cadets from
the city, campus. Tho chief umpire waa
Adjutant General Hall.
MAYOR OF YORK FAVORS
CHEAPER WATER AND LIGHT
YORK. Neb., April 14. (Special) Mayor
Col ton baa taken charge of city affairs.
He appointed M. M. TVIldraan city at-,
torney. Rr. Robert McCcmaughy city
physlolan, O. H. Finney1 chief of police,
and Will Miller night officer. Mayor
Oolton announced today that he was In
favor of an ordinance abolishing meter
rents and a reduction In the price of
electricity from IS cents to U cents per
kilowat. Ha la also In favor of reduc
tion In gas from $1.60 to $1.40.
t DUtrlA rssrt Is Ms4Ims.
MADISON. Neb., April 14. (Special)
An adjourned session of tho November,
1914, term of the district court convened
at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon with
Judge A. A. Welch presiding.
The quo warranto proceedings brought
by Watson Purdy to oust J. W. Fitch
from the office of county commissioner,
waa continued on motion of William L.
Dowllng.' attorney for Fitch,, until May
17. Mr. Dowllng In his motion stated
that a motion waa pending . before the
supreme court for a rehearing on the
Purdy-Fltch mandamus ease, a decision
of which waa recently handed . down In
favor of Purdy.
In the case of Ralph N. McKinney
against Delia McKinney for divorce,
hearing waa had on application for de
fendant for temporary alimony and suit
money and the plaintiff ordered to pay
defendant $75 for suit money on or before
May 17, 1915, and $10 per month for sup
port until further order of the court.
In the cava of the State of Nebraska
against Herman and ' Paul Lease for
stealing hides, defendants were arraigned
and each pleaded guilty and were sen
tenced to the county Jail for twenty days
and coats.
In the case of Chris J. Sorenaoa against
tho Union Pacific. Railroad company for
damages In the sum of $30,100, the petition
for removal to the United States circuit
court waa sustained and cauaa ' ordered
removed. ,
I
rirat Pipe Onas la Pelk Cawatr
POLK. Neb., April 14. (SpeciaD The
people of Polk last Sunday evening had
the privilege of listening to ona of the
best musical programs aver presented in
this vicinity. The occasion waa the de
dication of the new pipe organ, Just com
pleted, for tho Baptist church of this
plaea. Miss Florence Malone of Lincoln,
Neb., who gave tbe opening recital lat
Friday evening, waa engaged to return
and give, ft short recital and play Die ac
companiments. Besidea the solos, duets
and mala quartet, a chorus of thirty-four
voices, under the direction of Philip Sack,
Jr., rang keveral numbers. This la the
first pipe organ in Polk county.
Nebraska
Lincoln Women Will
Hold Mopt Session
of House foi; 0ne Day
MNCOL.N. Neb., April 14-(8peclal.)-After
the spring winds have swept
through the open windows of represen
tative hall at the Nebraska State Capitol
building, doing violence to tobacco smoke
and other evidences of mere lawmaking
men, 109 women , will take possession.
Suffragists, members of the Lincoln Wo
men's ' club, members of the Women's
Christian Temperance union, quiet
women with babies In their arms, these
wilt be representatives of he state of
Nebraska tor Just one dsy.
One hundred women will be seated on
the main floor as members of the house.
In nearly all cases the representatives
have at soma time resided In the district
from which they are registered. Lobby
ists, of course, wilt be barred, but the
galleries will be open to the men, If they
care to come.
The speaker of the house will be Mrs.
Bess Oesrhart Morrison, wejl known
throughout Nebraska as a reader and
uf friglst. The clerk. Mrs. I. B.
Schreckengast. of TTniversltv Place, la
Hhe wife of 'the vice chancellor of the
Nebraska Wesleyan university. , Mrs. A.
M. Bunting, who has been appointed
chaplain for the day, la prominent In
tempera noe work throughout Nebraska.
Mrs. A. 'TV. Slosaen of Normal will act
as sergeant-at.arms. Mrs. O. I Reeder.
chairman of the day's activities. Is as
sistant leader of the parliamentary de
partment of the Woman's club. ...
The day's program, commencing at 10
a. ra , will be carried out as a regular
session. However, the women claim that
unlike the present house, they will main
tain strict order and will follow Roberts'
rules of Order to the letter. .
Although the day's entertainment will
ba a take-off on the Nebraaka legisla
ture, the discussions will not be frivo
lous. Buch Weighty mi iters as minimum
working .hours for women and children,
child welfare boards, tuberculosis pre
vention, naturalisation questions and fe
male representation on the state board
of control, are bills to come up for de
bate and action..
Wymore Farmer
. Must Go to Prison
BEATRICE. Neb.. April 14.rKn.cl. I
Telegram.) William Elbenl a fa
lug near Wymore. this afternoon nleaderi
guilty In the district court to the charge
or snooting John M. Trauernecht with
intent to do great bodily Injury on the
evening of November ' 29,' 1914. and waa
sentenced to from one to - five years In
the. state penitentiary at hard labor h
Judge Pemberton. '. -r '
Trauernecht called at the home .of
Elben 'to accompany MaacU
her homeat Baraeston ' and wag ordered
away Ty Kiben. When he refused to go
Eiben pulled a revolver and shot him
three times. He was In a critical condi
tion for several months, but has recov
ered. He la IS and Elben 46. Elben has a
wire and four children. .
STROMSBURQ COMMERCIAL
. CLUB IS AGAIN BUSY
- " -'sas 4T, tv-jroe
elal.) The first bi-monthly dinner f ha
tromahurg Commercial elub waa given
on Friday evening and eixty-ftva business
men war present, and all thera expressed
themselves highly pleased and agreed to
br. there again at the next meeting, which
is to be given on Friday evening. April
33 - After 'the dinner aevwral irutlm .
importance were taken up, and discussed
by members, among them that of accept
ing the Carnegie corporation proposition
to erect a library for th city; the matter
of beautifying the ground donated bv
John B. Buckley for park purposes. '
jonsiaeraoie sentiment toward paving
some of' the principal' city street was
expressed, and a committee; was appointed
to meet with th city council with a view
of ascertaining If It Is the proper thing
to do at this time.
April 20-S1 were set aside as Mmhhk
days for the city and a nrlce nt u i.
b awarded for the alley through a Mock
presenting the cleanest appearance, in
cluding back yards of the lots.
Band concerts that are riven, in tk.
city avery Wednesday and Saturday eve-
nines during tbe summer months are to
ce continued.
NEBRASKA-IOWA BOUNDARY
' BILL PROVES DEFECTIVE
(From ft Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. Neb., April 14. (Kpecla.1 Tel
egram.) A result of the .hurry of the
rast days of the Nebraaka legislature has
been shown In the rase of II. R. 3M, a
bill to ftx the boundary line between
Nebraaka and Iowa near Omaha.
The bill, which . appropriates $300 for
making the survey and for-the expenses
of the. commission, does not recite the
appropriation in the title. ..This will In
validate It, according to those who say
trey know. The title of a bill la supposed
to show what the body contains.
Netfsa from Beatrice.
-BEATRICE, Neb., April 14. (Special)
Anton Schlndler. a contractor nf m.
city, sustained a dislocated shoufder and
severe cruises about the body by falling
from ft scaffold at the home of Abraham
Epp, near Hoag, Tuesday. Ha is 70 years
of age.
William Tatea, aged 60 years, and Mar.
garet MMdlemlss, aged H years, . drove
forty miles over rough roads In Kansas
and Nebraska Tuesday from Marysvllle
to procure ft marriage license from Judge
Walden. They were later married . by
Rev. B. F. Oalther.
William Clark, a regulet army officer
In the Philippines, arrived In the city
Tuesday to, visit with his sister, Mrs. C.
8. Blakeway. 1
Schawl Swperlateaftaat Elected.
GOTHENBURG, Neb., April 11. Fpe
clll.) Prof. Clinton E. Collett of the
Fairmont schools has born elar4 niur.
lntendent of the Gothenburg schools for
ma coming year. Prof. Collett has been
at the head of the Fairmont school ava.
tarn for four years, and nothing but good
works are spoken of him by resident of
that place. Prof. P. M. Whitehead, the
retiring superintendent, has dedajed to
quit teaching and look after land Inter
ests that ha has In 'several states
4 Cowgb Medirlae that Helps.
Dr. King's New Discovery will help
your cough or '-old; "keep a bottle at
home for emergencies. 50c at druggists.
Ad trtUemtiit. . .
Nebraska
NORMAL MONEYDISTRIBUTED
State Board Divides Up Prospective
Cash, Leaving $200,000 for
New Buildings.
NEW ONES NOT YET AGREED ON
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. April ll-Speclal.-The
State Normal board, meeting at the state
rua, has apportioned the amount of
money to be received during the coming
blennlum by the four normal schools of
tiia state for the ' purposes of mainte
nance. The school at Chadron will gel $;
the school at Kearney, $l0,0o; Peru.
$1&0,(0, and Wayne." $130,000. The nor
mal school levy of .fti mill brought In
$721,107.63 last blennlum. , It Is anticipated
that the regular Increase In the assess
ment roll of the state will hi lug this
amount up to . about ' $730.ono for the
present blennlum. J
The total aportloned among the schools
for maintenance as outlined above Is
$MR,0n0. This will leave about ttuMKO for
new buildings, architects' fees and ex
penses of the board.
Increase for this blennlum Is divided
as follows: , Cliadron, $10,0(W: Kearney,
$10,000: Peru.' $l?.ttio: Wayne. $M.0(
At the morning the meeting tl.e board
had not yet decided as t,o the appor
tionment fo the building funds,'
Jlevr-Telephone Btork.
The State Railway commission has Is
sued an order authorising the Munroe
Independent Telephone company to Issue
$15,000 worth of new atock. Of the amount
to ba Issued,. $.fi00. Is for the purchase or
construction of an exchange building at
Newman Grove: $1,600 for similar purpose
at Albion: $1.'500' for a building at' Mun
roe, $3,600 to take up existing Indebted
ness. Frth in f-o Trl-Weeklf.
The State Railway commission has ku
thorlaed the Northwestern railroad to
make ita freight on the Long Pine and
Chadron branch trl-weekly Instead of
dally during the summer monlhswhen
the business slackens.
i
New lloapltal Started.
Commissioners Gerdea and Kennedy of
the Stale Board of Control arc at Kear
ney, superintending the starting of the
construction of the new tubercular hospi
tal building.
"Aarora Roads Reftlatrred.
' A delegation of three Aurora cltlsens
called at Auditor Smith's office this
morning with $8,5no worth of the paving
bonds of that city, which they registered.
The whole Issue was $JS,0CK''. Of this,
$16,600 was taken up at -once by the
property owners.
Take Veterinary Kismlsstlosa,
Twenty-six aspirants . for licenses to
practice. In Nebraska as veterinary sur
geons took the semi-annuaf examination
at the slate house this morning.. The
examination waa given under the old law.
' " : V
Omaha Maw Bftrled at Y'othenbwr.
GOTHENBURG, Neb., April 14. tSpe
olal.) The body of George Bryant, who
was killed. In tho Vnlon Pacific yards
here , last Sunday night, was burled , by
the-county here yesterday.-- Hta wife,
Mrs. Daley Bryant,- arrived In tha city
last .Tuesday, night. .from. Omajia,. and
When Your
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: V Birthday Comes
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wilyou have the sound heart, steady nerves and good
digestion of your younger days?
Many men and women reach the prime of life,
burdened with stomach trouble, headaches," constipa
tion, nu"vou6ness, heart flutter, etc., and frequently tho
cause is the drug, caffeine, in the coffee they drink.
You can quickly tell if coffeeis injuring your
health by stopping it ten days and using
Instant Postum
This delicious, pure food-drink contains no caf
feine nor any other harmful ingredient. It is whole
some and invigorating, with a snappy flavour very
like that of the Old Gov t Java's.
And Instant Postum is so easy to make. Put a
level teaspoonful in a cup and add hot water-that 's all.
Tie convenience of Instant Postum is seen at a
glance. Sold in 30c and 50c tins." Some prefer Postum
Cereal the original form, which must be well boiled,
15c and 25c packages. .
Grocers sell both kinds, the flavour is equally de
licious and the cost per cup is about the same.
. "There's a Reatori" for POSTUM
Nebraska
ever effort wns made to locale his par
ents, but Ihey could not be found.
SPEAKER JACKSON HOST TO
MEMBERS AND NEWSMEN
TFrom a Ftaff Correspondent.
LINCOLN. Neb.. April H.-tHpecli! Tel
egram.) 4s a dosing act of the legisla
tive session, Ppeaker Jackson of the house
entertained a few of the members ?ll re
maining In the city and the newvaper
men who covered the legislature, at a din
ner at the Undell hotel this evening.
Wheat Market Goes
Wild on Rumors of '
Big Foreign Demand
CHICAGO, April 14. rrospects of a
world shortage. In wheat available for Im-
i mediate ,' shipment resulted today In a
' sensational bulge in prices. Business sud
denly assumed large proportions ' In the
Isst ttour of trading and prices fluctuated
wildly. Jumping up at the rate of be
tween transactions.
May wheat rose swiftly s' cents to $1.3,
as against $1.M at the close last night.
July wheat rose even more sharply than
May, touching $t.?H. a leap of ( rents
a buiihet above last night. The ascent was
accompanied by assertions thnt the Brit
ish government had cessed Imylng. having
obtained all tliat -wss requlre-1 for Brit
ish needs and that a scrsmble was ex
pected on the part of countries for the
small remaining surplus supply.
Before the finish July soared H cent
j higher to $1.33, a total ascent of ' cents.
compared wmn last ntgnt. Heavy prom
taking broke the mnrket back 4 renta
from the top, but on a. resumption of
active buying prices started upward again.
The close waa excited, with the market
as a whole ranging 34 to, 6 cents above
last night.
Makes 1 rl Lilt 1.
"I suffered with kidney ailment for two
years." writes Mrs. M. A. Bridges, Robin
son, Miss., "and commenced taking Foley
Kidney rills about ten montha ago. I
am nowable to do all my work without
fatigue. I am now 61 years of agw and
feel like ft 16-year-old girl." Foley Kid
ney Pills strengthen and Invigorate wesk,
tired and deranged kidneys; relieve back
ache, weak back, rheumatism and blad
der trouble.' They are tonic In action.
Sold every where. Advertisement. 1
Pittsburgh Mills
Making Shrapnel
PITTSBURGH. April lr-Htorlea of
unusual Industrial activity in the Pitts
burgh district because of the presence of
orders for war material were confirmed
to the Associated Press today by repro
aentatlves of ft number of manufacturing
concerns.
. At tha Wcstlnghouse Airbrake company
It wis said that special machinery had
been Installed and workmen were now
making shrapnel shells, cartridge eases
and fuses on a contract that will require
a year to complete. The Westlnghouse
Electric and Manufacturing company Is
making large projectile r for tha war. Spe
cial machinery has bee.i put In the shop.
A number of smaller concerns are also
making ammunition, .
Fiftieth
Sturdy Suits
With Extra
Trousers
Up-and-a-eoming suits
full of style and
built, to withstand se
vere wear. That's tho
sort your boy needs.
That's tV sort 'we feature.
Norfolk suits, in Glen
Tartnu Plaids, Stripes
ty Mixtures all sizes
knickerbockers suit
very special at. . . :
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Frpra Omaha and Return - -From
Lincoln and Return - - ' -From
Council Bluffs and Return
an tMafo may be ineludsd without sitra charge.
Going trip via "OOI.DKN STATK ItOUTK" through Kansas, Oklahoma and Teaas
panhandles. At Tucumcsrl. N, M., one begins to ent"r the enchanting Southwes'. ,
At Corona, N. M., the highest elevutlun la reached 6,6flA feet above sea )ivei. .
Among the numerous interesting scenes en route are Cloudcroft, on free sliis ,
trip from Alamognrdo, Kl I'sjio oml the old Mexican City of Juares, across the
river: Pouglaa and the great smelters; Tucson and San Xavler mission; Kooae
velt Dam; l.aguna Dam at Yuma; linperlsl Vallev and Halmn Sea; l.os Angeles;
ML w; Del Moule; Hunts Barbara; the pig Trees and Tosemlte Val'ey.
Return trip In via the Feather River Canyon that mighty rift of 'tha,
dreamy Hlerra Nevada, which runs for ninety spectacular miles, it follows tho
famous old trail of the overland emigrants along the Humboldt River.
. . . i . i - . , 1 1 i .. t .... hi.tn.iA n.ii.ifrt
1 ne route irnm iinf vavtliic nn'i'o di vai,iim in tii iii hi.im, k . v . . . .. .
pass over the Sierra Nevada through which entered the forty-niners. Just be
fore reaching Halt Lake the onrt enters the great Halt Beds. Jlero for thirty
miles the road bed is laid upon white solid salt ,
At Halt Lake City an opportunity Is given one to' visit the Mormon Temple,
Salt Air Beach. Cottonwood Canyon, leaving Bait Ijike the route is via C'astla
(lath, Ulenwood Hprtngs, Canyon of tho Oraml Hlver, Royal Oorge and Canyon,
of the Arkansaa, Colorado Springs and the I'ike'a Peak Hcglon. . ,
1 ..Tickets carry ninety day return limit, and stop overs at!
pleasure are given on ootn going and return trips.
Bill
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'VVHiiwiiiKPrr Jr:
Berootm It hx a t&stA And IndiriJuaJIty tKat cannot bo cquaJed,
Bcau$i it h always th ame always good.
ican it U brewed to carefully and under auch aanitarj con
. ditiong that it u abaolately pure.
fifflnti it b nouruKln, to appetizing and to uniforml good
that it b enjoyed by every
BcavM every user b constantly sieging ita praltea and
will u4 no other. '
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ClatM Bmnuig Try m Cat and OMAHA, NEB.
Cmmpmv CoincJ l ru.iws.mi
IFiMiiw ' - 802-S10 DOUGLAS ST.
Rhcumatlam Can Be Cured,
Why auffar whan tha nw treatment will positively eure Rhaumatlami
to tan days. Stop Buffering and avoid serious complications which may'
bother xou (or U(. Call or write for testimonials gad full partlafelars.i
DR. W. W. BOWGER
814 Be Building. Omaha,, HeMraaJUh)
Urqubarts, tf
and Novel- P
two pair of
complete
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9 a
San Francisco.
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
For further infonnation, and descriptive ;
literature, inquire of ' . ' ,
J. S. McNALLY, Div. Pass. Agent,
W. 0. W. Building.
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