Nebraska
Nebraska
SOME EMPLOYMENT
AGEHtnO FIGHT
Others Will Conform at Once to the
New Law that Provide! Regra
1 lation for Them.
IIOHT DEftAKD FOR FARM HELP
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fFrom a Staff Correspondent )
UNCOLN. April 80. Spclal.) tbor
tommUakinor Coffey returned from
Crash Ust nlffht, where he went to con
fer with Mine people oyer matters . In
connection with the operation of the enw
Jaw regarding the state employment bu
reau, under Jurisdiction of the labor com
knlsaloner. Mr. Coffey say be understand that
Attorney H. H. Bowea of thaW city will
(come to Lincoln either today or tomor-
row and ask for an Injunction' tit the
district court of Lancaster county to
oia op the operation of the law. Mr.
(Bowes represents several reference
sxenclea which furnish employment of a
clerical nature and have nothing to do
lth those agencies which furnish com
mon laborers. The latter, the commis
sioner says, are preparing to come under
the law and will file their applications
and bonds very soon.
Farmers Well (applied.
The demand for farm hands la so great
ai labor headquarter at the state house
that they have been unable to supply
the demand. The general call Is for sin
trie men who can go on the farm and do
farm work. The only individual they
bave now who Is not supplied with a Job
Is m young man from Omaha, 1C years of
ace, who was a page In the last snate.
tie would like to go on a farm, but most
of the applications so far have been for
more mature men.
So far the bureau. Is well satisfied with
lit work done.
Will Ask for New Bids.
The state will call for new bids for
printing the senate Journal, the reports
of the board of agriculture, board of
horticulture, railway commission and
state Insurance board.- This conclusion
was reached this morning by the print
ing board after a review of the bids and
examination of the bonds.
According to . Superintendent Ludl of
the printing board, the bonds in some
dases are not satisfactory and there are
other reasons not made public why new
Vtds wilt be asked for. The board Is
of the opinion that the bids In some in
stances were too high, which Is sufficient
reason for another calL
Commissioner Kennedy of the State
Board of Control went to Nebraska City
on an Inspection of' the School for the
Blind, as required by law. CmnmNloiwr
Oerdes went to Beatrice for the same
purpose, and also, to look over the sink
ing of d well at the feeble minded Insti
tution In that city.
Themes Makes Speeehee.
State Superintendent Thomas went to
Bennett this afternoon to speak at the
patrons meeting at the high school. To
morrow he goes to Hebron to deliver an
address before the County Teachers' as
sociation. The state superintendent's of
fice la one of the very busy places in
the state house these days. It Is no In
frequent thing to have from 130 to 3W
letters arrive a day, which all have to
be taken care of, the Intention of the
superintendent being to keep the corre
spondence up to date all the time, which
he has been able to do so far by putting
on an extra force of stenographers.
CARL PET-R$ OF PREMONT
SHOOTS SELF IN HEAD
FREMONT, Neb., April V Racial.)
Despondent over 111 health. Carl Peters.
a Fremont carpenter, committed suicide
by shooting himself through the heed st
his home here yesterday forenn. He
left a note In the shed where he com
mitted the deed giving directions for the
disposition of his body. ,
Mr. Peters has been suffering with
stomach trouble for several months and
had been unable to do any work for
the last few weeks.
Mr. Peters was a native of Germany
and had resided In Fremont for about
thirty years. A wife and two daughters,
Mrs. Ella Cook of Omaha and Mrs. John
Weldner of Fremont, and one son, Louis,
of Pilger, survive. He was 5? years of
age. '
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Bnnlaesa fkisiei la Maatea.
STANTON, Neb., April . (Upeclal.)-.
The Comer pharmacy changed hands on
Tuesday of the week, H. T. Bates sell
ing out to Allison Co.. of Denver,
Col., who In turn sold to Bowman Co.
of Alliance, Neb. Dr. Butes will remove
with his family to Colorado.
Mrs. Ida H. L. Stedel, who for
twenty-fWe years has run a millinery
store, sold out this week to Mrs. F. L.
Hills of Sioux City. . Mrs. Stedel ha gone
to Casper, WyO., where she has prop
erty Interests.
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GERMAN STEAMSHIP
MACEDONIA CAPTURED
LONDON, April SO. The British admi
ralty made the following statement uday:
"The German steamship Macedonia,
which escaped from Las Palmes, Canary
islands, a few weeks aro, has been cap-
turned by one of our cruisers."
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BEATON & LAIBR CO.
Saturday Bargains
Don't fail to remember the bargain day at this
store you can make big money by the "Dollar Saved" '
method in buying on this day. . , - "
Electric Iron. $1,754
Fully guaranteed; with
(cord and plug ready to at
tach' to electric socket;
heavily nickel plated
Complete with stand.
4 Percolator
Aluminum
Double Boiler
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$2.50 Pure Aluminum
Percolator Coffee Pot
with plate exactly like
cut; has ebonized handle;
makes finest flavored
coffee
Saturday. 51.25
A High Grade
REFRIGERATOR
Aluminum Double Boil
er; 2-quart size. Just the
thing for breakfast foods,
etc., $1.15.
f - at a
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gain
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' Saturday
S6.75
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Enamel d
8tl Top
Kltebnn
Table
$6.75
ure white enameled
steel top; will not crack,
warp or peel off; always
sanitary easily cleaned.
Table has large divided
drawer for cutlery; will,
last a lifetime. 28x42 top.
Steel Folding
Sulky Cart
With Hood
S5.50
Nothing like it for
lightness, "ease of fold
ing, and fine appear
ance; has spring seat,
large hood, heavy, rub
ber tires,
ORIENTAL RUQ SPECIALS
Mansals, arerage aire O-.'vtf-fl S25.00
UelcxxkWtnns, mrerag .ize 4-2x3-4 810. OO
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35, -30 & '25
Finest Hand Tailored
Suits for Men and
LJ Young Men
SIZES FOR ALL BUILDS OF MEN STYLES TO SUIT EVERY TASTE RICHEST OF PATTERNS AND FABRICS
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Hat Goodness is i SATURDAY SPECIALS
,,uurday, choose any
house otwi Included aro
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"Close A Clothes." The ac
knowledged leaders in the
clothing field today. Gentle
men thh is surely your
opportunity.
a Habit Here
The true test of Hat Goodness is not
the price you pay, but the style,
comfort and service you get. That's
what makesKING-PECKHeadwear
the. greatest
values. in
Omaha.
Stetson Hats,
$3.50 to $10
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Mallory Hats,
$2.50 & $3
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IN FURNISHINGS YOU NEED
$1 Fadeless Percale Shirts, Negligee, all sizes ,75
40 doz. Fast Color, coat style Shirts, special. . '.5Q
25c Vegetable Silk Sox, navy, gray and tan. .13
Tubular Silk Fiber Wash Ties, fast colors.'.'. !".25
$1 Baibriggan Union Suit, extra special. . . .65
$1 Closed Crotch Nainsook Union Suits. . . . . .65
One lot 50c Silk Neckwear, very special at. . . .25
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Your Ideal Home
Every man has his idea of what the ideal home consists of. The location
surroundings, transportation, class of building materials used and many othe,
things that must be considered before the final decision is made.
Restricted Districts
Omaha has many beautiful residence districts, amply protected by good and
wise building restrictions; thus making your purchase safe and profitable.
Modern Developments
Omaha home builders have kept pace with the best and most modern build
ing ideas and many houses built a few years ago have either been fully re
modeled or have given place to new structures of the most modern types.
Buy a Home
Today is the time to purchase a home; a small payment down and the bal
ance in small monthly payments about the same as rent. In a few years you
will find that you have acquired a valuable piece of real estate; worth con
siderable more than you paid for it. . . , .
In The Sunday BEE
Can be found the choicest offerings, of all of the real .estate dealers, in the
numerous residence districts. Be sure and read these offerings before you
make your decision.
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