'Hli; ltKK: OMAHA, SA'l dltDAY, MAY 20, 1915.
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Nebraska
Nebraska
liRIHTIM BIDS ARE
I OPENED BY BOARD!
i. ,
fcontrtcU This Tear (or Work bl
State Department Appear to
Be at Lower Mark.
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Nebraska
BID IS THROWN OUT
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(Frnm Maff Correspondent.)
3UNCOLR. May 2.-48pecial. Efforts
Of the Stat Journal fomptny to (t In on
fclte printing bids were Ineffectual, It
leslng out entirely on every Item let this
lhornlng. About a month ago bldf vera
iiade ami let on the printing of the sen
ate Journal an1 several reports of depart
ment. The Journal protested tha bond
iff him of the bidders, principally that of
tJe Tork Book company, which was
I warded tha contract for printing tha
nl journal at HM per page. A a
frsult the printing board declared all
p, U off and called for new bW.
jjThe result shows thst Mllburn Scott
AT Beatrice are tha lowest bidders on
jointing the senate Journal, their bid
Elng It 11 per page, or t rants mora than
a state would have had to pay under
(fte former bid. The company which was
awarded the contract before raised Its
Wi! to II. H per page and lost out.
As tha bids stand todajr tha lowest bld--
are:
$ine thoitssnd een-Ue Journals, Mllburn
& Scott. 14ratrlow, 11.11 jer psre.
urtrullin-al reports. Clsfllnj & Co.. TJ lit
' icrtlty riace. VU ir.Te. J.SOO Ilortl-
:jturej reports, tuilre Equipment mm
any, Unoln, L0 per Delta SMO In
surant rect"rts, Ullllsple, Lincoln, 14.17
per pax. 1.7 Railway (ommlrlon re
ports, Hammond . . , Krmont, 1135.
LJSJft Palryrr.cn reports, Mllburn A Hoott,
Hoatrlce, n.r per rms. I.uao Veterinarian
reports. Mlllbum (r-tt, jr nag.
Hoard of Irrigation reports, Wood
vff, Lincoln. !. per page.
Under tha reMddlng, the senate Jour
nals will cost rents more per page,
tha agricultural reports SO cents mora, tha
horticultural reports ?l cents less, tha I li
eu ranoo reports CO cents mora and the
railway commission reports I cents less,
per page.
It remains for tha printing board to
go over tha bids and bond and ascer
tain if they are In proper ahapa to be
uroeptad. .
Tha Chicago printing firm, which had
a man on the grounds for tha purpose of
walking off with soma of the printing,
did not come within shooting distance
of some of the bids, being considerably
more than many of tha Nebraska bid
ders, of which there wi re about a doses.
Nebraska School News
BROKEN MOW. Neb., May W.Spe.
rial.) Thirty-five high schol graduates
w crc given their diplomas Thursday
right ot this wee at tha Methodist
I lurch! The class address waa delivered,
by Chief Justice Morrlaey of tha supreme
i.urt. .The names of the graduates fol
low: ,
.'f.nf Cornish,
'.inrlha Kenyon,
I teen Itowney, ,
. o.i Welter,
i .tronc Anderson,
. ynl Apple.
Harry McCandlaas,
Verne Mclnlnch,
Arthur Mclnlnch,
Kvangellne Peltun,
fan! Prwdmore,
Nannie Halns.
i.m,i-kI Aydellotte, loy Heam.
Olenn bar sent.
Charles fargeot,
Chester r'hreve,
l.oms Mlmnnson, '
Hutu Ktapleton,
Mldlred Ktapleton,
Mahvl Htteet.
Zkiiio Utreet,
llihtwl Heal.
!1 Chase,
!lii r'tr turns n,
led Haines,
mira' llerrlck,
i r li I hi Ingrahain
f ii', Jensen.
I 'mil Johne'ni.
I.tmlse Mathewson, Joe Ktuckay.
I ei.Hr Mat'k, James Mephena.
CKXTIUU CITT. Slav -The senior
. lu.. of the Central City High school
.ve iireerntnd with diploma at the
I'iism) tcrlan church Wednesday evening.
Ilie address to the class was by Rev.
I'rvant Howe. The class numbered
liitv-alve. Tha claas roll follows!
Jtnulta Austin Howard H. Crltes
-tlle M. Kreo NHIlw A. it rue
avoid jl If. .Morrow Mildred IS. Hose
man. May me F. Hray, Ruby XI. Carper.
I Intel M. Ilarpeter, Anna li. Kaiser.
Catherine A. IJttlcfleld, Kleie M lyx-k-hnrt,
Veda M. Lockhert, Nellie A. Mo
Nell, Zenith Powell, Fred. M. Reltter.
Fern I Rodger and Blule M. Btaack.
At tha close of the commencement eiier
clsfs the alumni gave the class a recep
tion and banquet Irt the vhool parlors.
HORCHEKTKR, 3in., May a.-Hi-clal.)
Commencement exercises of the
graduating class from the high school,
held lent night In the MethodlKt rhurcTi.
furnished a week of unusual activity for
the class. Aside from this event, there
were held during the week two cless
parties, an all-day plcnlo on the Blue rive
north of town, and the rlaea play, pre
sented In the opera house Wednesday
night, entitled, "The Varsity Coach." .
C. II. Meacham, president of the school
board, presented diplomas to the follow
ing graduates: Cana Kuhert, Cecil D.
Ward, Edna M. Rrltton. Tlllle M. Vath,
Rosa PosplKtl, Uoyd N. Kunkel and
Almond D. Davlison.
""A Nebraska college scholarship was
presented to Cena Kubert, she being the
honor stndent during the four years of
high school work.
HTROMftnrRQ, Neb., May 2, (Bpe
c.lal.) On Sunday evening the baccalau
reate sermon was given by Rev. E. H.
Jackson of the Eden Baptist church. On
Tueielay evening the exercises of the
eghth grade were given by a class of
twenty-one. and Wednesday evening,
"class night,", the following graduates
took pait In a program at the opera
lioue: John And-reon. Florence Rlootn
Mulst, Ilernl'-e Cherry, Mildred Carlson,
Blanch I'nvenbarger, Alliert Kricson,
Violet Faulk, Bertha Green. Frank How
ard, Marjorie ilcdhloom, Augusta Hops.
Msrle Lindhurg, F.thel Mctleery. Rumcll
Mndlierg. Frank McCue, James Marquis.
Hurold Mstson, Morris Myrberg, Ruth
Nelson, Klla Nettleton, Julian Nordlund,
Carl I'alniberg, Constance Pulver. Kdna
Renqulst. Winnie Rystrom, Minnie 8sn
den. Thursday evening and address was
given by Hupermtendent A. O. Thomas,
l'rof. A. J. Dunlap, who hsa been prin
cipal for the last two years, leaves the
school work to take up anotlici field In
the future, and Mr. Frasler of Edgar
will tske his place.
MISSIONARY OfTwAY
HOME FROM EGYPT
PAWNER CITT, Neb.. May a.-(f!pe-rlal.)
Friends here have had word from
lr. II. I- Flnley from Naples thst he
hoped to sail for the t'nlted State May
IX. Ir. Flnley was formerly a practicing
pn sician or tnta city, but went as a
mlxslonary to Egypt ten or rleven years
ago. Mis family has been In tha United
Hlates for about a year.
Prisoner Is Shot by
Cedar Bluffs Marshal
FRGMO.tr. Neb.. May ZK.-iSpeclal
Telegram.l-John Harrison, the young
man who was shot, at Cedar Bluffs by
Marshal Dickey, when the former pulled,
his gun and ordered the officer Into the
cell, had been In Fremont for a short
time prior to going to Cedar Bluffs. He
was given employment at the Young
Men's Christian association cafeteria for
shout a week early In March, but since
that time had had no regular work. He
came to Fremont from Trinidad, Colo.,
where he was employed as a miner at
the time of the strike. He was working
his wsy east and stopped off at Fre
mont. He waa considered a trustworthy;
young man. His chances for recovery
are good. ,
Try This for Xewralarla.
Neuralgia Is a pain in tha nerves.
Sloan's Liniment penetrates snd soothes
the aching ner ves Oct a bottle now. All
druggists --Advertisement.
TRAIN CREW IS NOT TO
BLAME FOR LASH'S DEATH
BROKHN BOW, Neb., May .-Hpe- j
eiel.) The coroner's Jury in the case of j
George Lash, the South Loup farmer
w ho was killed by a Burlington passenger '.
train Tuesday morning Just outside of
Broken Bow, brought in a verdict to the
effect that Lash came to his death ,
through being hit by a moving train, and
that no blame could be attached to the ;
trainmen. The body of Lash haa been
taken to Cumro, this count, for burial.
I ranees Mr Mutton
., Hire.) M. ill ay
!en Comniot-k
Ylri'-cnt rUarreU
.1 lyllie ferstnger
tiiosna Campbell
Ljji'imi teller
i,:hel IVrry
)v r . Ileuring
I'ii: Klocta LlnUley
M. Anrta Carrier
Annie Welter
Mildred L. Morrison
Nellie M. Morrlnon
Claire M. Hcudder
Lydla Viola Krtckeon
Kthel V. Mctkmeld
(leorge F. Ibson
Birdie Charlotte
Anderson
Kct'MtsttH, Nab., May . (Speclal.)-
! largo audience ea present at the
nusl commencement exercises of the
fcumseh High school, at the Methodist
lscopal church last evening, m-twlth-fending
the atorm. The address to the
fas waa by Rev. Newton P. Patterson,
tor of the First Presbyterian church
Beatrice, and waa a masterful ef-
irt Ilia subject was, 'The Evolution
Character." Thirty-five young poo
received diplomas, as follows:
lis. B. Alverson Ruth M. Laflln
Harry K. Uvingston
Eileen A. Lynch
Frances M. Lynch
Calvin McCoy
Hilltert McCuy
Mae Mo(Vy
Margaret McDougal
itoy I'hllllns
Vinan Bill
fwixnt C. Barnea
ythur Hurt. il
s-rtlia I. llutfum
iwurd T. Huh
inliel C. Coter
S.rin E. CooK
cile J. Crofl
lissa L. I'avtdiKin i orothy Pierce
Ina I ougls
rVllth Place
I lght Put man
Wilier 11. Khernian
lwla (1. rihusart
JHiise H en-llier
Eugen K. Wllasy
it use K. Wllsun
4)1
Urv E. Kithiun
)y M. OH. I)
uihN. Hall
lithel M. Harmon
n U Heady
tort liner H Jcria i
urge W . K el Nl
VAI.LKV. Neb., May .-Heclal.)
couiineui'c litem exercieea f the
L uf I'di w,-r neld in the utxra
u.e Ti tln- ev.-nlns. Chancellor
ciy (He tie a idis and KulM-rlntan. j
in uui:ii itdi'iH.'j nm aii'ioniaa t 1
: ! ! lng : I
lulsinoii Vtrnon I. kli n.l !
r A in ru (UiorKe Wlckliind I
' ni null , 1'tui llln
i-KUU Harold 'ampbell
I t iiKxlin Itmh riliiinnuut
I ji' s CondroB ill lie Parson
i ..a lieiniliarh Frances V hltmore
1 ) I ' B A H, Neb.. May 2.-Kiecla.)-
II U. Tlbblea of Craig. Mil., has been
1 1 ' ted principal of the Dunbar Hlah
hool. U U. Ulfford, termer principal.
been elected .principal of the schools
r r-eud.
JHTTHEltLAND, Neu.. May 2.-pe-l
) AU but two of IU Uactrs for
rt year have been tltcted. They are:
I'taok L. Kinlth. auperiolsudenl; Oeo H.
Cuapiwil. pilnclpal: Utanche Cox, aa
Slstsiil tinotli-al. Maud Erickson, high
ochool; Pearl Wtrwr, fifth and sixth
srudes; Iucy Pick rail, - third and fourth
grades, and Miss Malm, primary.
r 6YRACC8E Neb.. May .-Bpecll )
-Tonight the commencement exercises of
;ihe largest class ever graduated by the
riu use ItiKb school took place. The
id;res was by prof. Cornell of the UnU
'.entty of Nebraaka. There were nineteen
utilities, four young men and fifteen
Aouiig- wumen, several of them being non
).'!.!, who "ompleted twelfth grade
v.cik luie. The class members are Earl
:, Hon herding. Valur K. Qova, Oeurga
T. Hunt. Claretw tiloaaua. Aana A.
AiiM-ndr, era 1. Bell, Opal U Berry-
JOHN'A.SWANSO.V,
President.
WM. L. HOLZMAN,
Treasurer.
Latest Approved 'Styles
For Particular Dressers
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Determined, to be of exceptional service to
you, this greater store Jias inaugurated
many new merchandising methods. We're
here to serve you, not merely to exchange
clothes for money. Again we demonstrate
our leadership. Within the past three
weeli8 we have had made up especially
for us from very latest weaves
More Than Three Thousand
Men's and Young Men's
Superbly Tailored
Summer Suits
A great mid-season
style. espofsitiQn at
v.
Nothing likt
them mlttwherm
$20 to $35
15-2(M25
;No tailor can
. equal them
at $35 to $50
Th new oat and moat original modelg from the work
shops or Ameriea'i leading clothes makerg. Wonderful
election of distinctly? fabrics and colon.
Every eixe and every proportion enables as to fit oar cu
tomers perfectly. A personal and organization service
that assures yon maximum satisfaction.
Highest Quality Suits
Kvery section of this. clothing business is developed to
utmost efficiency. The finest type of ready-for-service
clothes are here, bee our magnificent selections of
spring and summer suits.i
m beautiful, imported
weaves
jro uur luuguuii'cni, htJteciious Ot
":$30, $35, $40
Gold Bond True Blue Serge Suits
We. meet every man's price preference with guaranteed serge suit satisfaction
tnree-buttoo models, in a wide variety of effects for men and young men. Kvery
site and proportion from 81 to (2. Hundreds of serge suits where dosens
are shon elsewhere, and $6 to $10 better values, at ............. . ..... .
Newest two and
$10 to $30
Straw Hats For Men Who Know
' It would talco columns of this paper to describe our wonderfully 'diversified
display of newest 1915 straws. Men of this city have never before enjoyed
such n comprehensive showing to. select from. 'ome in and see for yourself.
Split Straws.
.$1.00 to $3.00
Sennit Straws. $1.00 to $3.00
Porto Rican Panama $2 and $2.50
Imported Leghorns at.
.$3.50
Pennine Bangkok at.
.$4 and $5
Genuine Panamas $5, $6, $7.50, $10
3I1K and Palm Beach Hats and Caps-Greates'. shoeing of outing headwear. . 50 to g2
. .. Sat Xspt Ksia floor Xast AUla.
Omaha's Greatest Sale of Men's Shirts
Kvery man who Intend buying shirts Saturday will find the sale of sales at this greater store
A wonderful special purchase or fine shirtings just made up for us by one of America's best
makers during his slack time, enables us to announce four remarkable shirt bargains for Saturday
59
c
W $1.0 value la
laundered cuff shirts.
Wide range of neat
stripes. Slses 14 to
17 4. Special for Sat
urday ,.v 504
79c
Hnappy new soft raff
neglige shirts. Un
equalled elsewhere at
11.00. Sites 14 to
17 4. Saturdsy, spe
cial at 70
-$1.05
For $1.50 hlgh-grad
shirts- And not In our
memory have such smart
patterns and fine materi
als sold at the remark
ably low price of $1,05
$1.45
Klnewl .00 and
shirts. Beautiful
madras, in self pat
terns, with striking
mercerised a t r 1 pea.
Special at . . .$1.45
Men's Sport Shirt
Neckwear, 50c
I Strikingly attractive new spots and (1
' ure effects la the new wide end I'eau rie
crt pe and crepe do china sport ties.
Beautiful Washable '
Neckwear at 50c
White, with contrast colors. Pongee em
broidered De Joinvilie. Wide-end four-in-hands.
Smart novelties galor, at 50
Store Hours: Open till 01. M. Saturday; ojeu till 1 o'clock Monday, Memorial Dav.
Men's Sport
Shirts at
$1.C0 and $1.50
MM l if7' ' ' f-'-((fil 1 1 i
COUKtCT Afl'KKU rX); .Ub.N A.j WOMEN
Boys Sport
Shirts at
50c and $l.ba
w
Saturday Specials
for Boys and Girls
V SMsMassBMBJaa eVsMBMnsssMsMsssMssssssssaH Maa sjaMBBjsjBHBBSSSHsWssMHsssI
2s Girls' Tub Dresses
-J to 14 .Tears In fancy Percales,
Mr
ChambraTB and
Flowered Batiste; faat colors, pretty trimmings
SATURDAY S J g
Otheri at $1.60 and $1.95
A few slightly soiled Va;h Dresses
for Girlg ; previously as high as
$2.2o, on sal Satneday at.
69 c
Coats for Girls
8 to 14 years. In the most approved season's gtylea.
Black and white checks, gabardines, fancy mixtures,
coverts, serges and silks.
Values as high as $ 6.50, S3.75
Value) u hig-h as $12.00, $6.05
BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS
In reliable Blue Serges and Fancy Mixtures. If your boy needs a suit
the profitable thing is to see these first CARQ Jrs
& and O
69c
Saturday's Price
BOYS' WOOL KNICKERS
That were previously priced from
11.00 to $1.60, Saturday only
This enables you to buy two pairs for the price of one.
BOYS' WASH SUITS
In Olivers, Pixies, French Tars, some with the new detachable ver-ves.
Every conceivable color combination in chambray, crepe, repp and oxford
cloths k .
lal'r.!0: 95c, $1.45, 1.95
JCSJ) ...
Saturday Drug and Toilet ff os3sCnt Pfiee C3rniYil
All days are busy ones in our stores, but Saturday is "a little more so." ? Crowds
can be seen trooping1 to the Downstairs Soda and. Lunch Rooms, or seated about the tables
on the salesroom floor of two of our stores. . At the Perfume, Toilet' Goods and Rubber
Supplies Counters pleasant and well posted young ladies cheerfully show the very latest
things in these lines, while experienced men, some of whom have been with us for nearly
two decades, look after the important operations of technical pharmacy. Our stocks,
gathered literally from the ends and middle of the earth, are astonishing to those unac-"
quaintcd with the detail of modern retail merchandising, and well illustrate the greatness
of little things when taken in the aggregate. ' "
If you are not a regular patron of the SHERMAN & M'CONNELL DRUG STORES,1,
we invite you to become one for such articles' as you may need in our line. .. We. believe.
you will find both satisfaction and profit thereby. : " : ,:v."i :;
Ask ns for the newest articles in our lino, as well as the things 1 'mother used to use.' !
we undoubtedlv have them. .:
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RUBBER GOODS
DEPARTMENT
PATENT MEDICINES
Sharply Cut
Kidney Pills.
e obtain these sooda. In meat
instances, direct from the manufae
turer, and thus are In a position to
tuarantea esnulnenass and also
mass the lowast nrin
$100 Bliss Native Herb Tab.
Ms for .
tic Carter's Little Mv'er""
Pills
BOo Payns's
Saturdsy . .
too Pyrup of Figs .
(Oenulnel
S0o Paps'e UUpapsiii," "
Saturday
11.00 Plnkham'a Com'-'"
onnd
1.00 Hyomal, coiii'piets,' '
for
Soc Castorta (Fnetc'hVr's) '
for ,
1 00 8, a S.
for .......
1.00 Fellows'
for
1.25 Ouda'a PePto' Manaa'n
for
7 So Jad Salts
for
Genuine Llsterlne. 11.00 slr.e
for
1.00 Wine of Cardul
for
3.00 Pabat Okay Specific
for
hoc Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets ,
tl.00 rierce's Favorite
Prescription for
Syrup
69o
12c
29o
34o
29c
64o
89o
21c
64c
84o
98c
49c
59c
4 54c
$2.39
. 34c
64o
iiu litre a Root Bear
mkH i rUon for...
I5c
CIGARS SATURDAY
SPECIALS
You ran save money on 300 aland
ard brands and sises In prima con
dition.
10c Lawrence Barrett,
t for
Colon Cervantes. Porto
Rlean, 3 for
ec Flash Light Clgara.
for
10c Cubsnolds,
I for "
15c Reynaldo
CJrandloao. for.
Hox of 60 Manila Media el QC
Resaliaa 9liw3
25o
10c
lOo
15c
10c
IS
salesladies U this e.
Our Rubber Goods Iepartmnt
a lane one. and vn handle. b r
tual count, over 1,000 Items tn this
line. We' buy direct from factories
only, and thua are able to furnish
fresh stock we can sruarantee and
at a low price. ,
Trained
Sartaeat.
lOo Rubber G laves, Saturday,
pair ,
1.60, 8-quart Maroon "money hacx"
brand Fountain Syringe.
Saturday for . .
I-quart Fountain Syringe
for
Oood Rulb Family Syringe
for
a to ladles' Douche
fvrlnre for
Invalid Ring (cushion)
for
Mall ordera filled at
If accompanied by cash.
29c
bscx"
98c
49o
29c
$1.49
S2 S3
these prices
Last day demonstration rarr's
Orsr Xalr kertorer. at Dod- St,
tore.
Medieiaal Koots. Kerbs, riewere,
Barks. Ooma, Leaves. Twlrs and
Berries front nearly l.OOO botanical
aonroea, pat no in Los. and 1-1 b.
vaokaa-ea eomoressed and loose
pressed and ia bulk, at loweat vrloea.
Itemonatratlon of Goodrich
Famous "Velvetlna" Toilet Ar
tlclea at our Owl Store. 16th and
Harney, stocked and aold abund
antly at all four atores.
TOILET ARTICES AND
PERFUMES. '
In these lines our- stocks are un
equalled hereabouts. Our prices tell
their own atory.
loe Mannen's Talcum- (4 I 9n
kinds), per can S.U
26c 4711 White Roae Soap,
ke
Sie Packer's Tar Soap
'or
2oe Cutlcura Soap,
for
88c Pond's Vanishing Creein,
for
60c Snciete Hygienlque Soap
(Purple wrapper, bis- cake)..
leading LaiflU'a 60c Per
fumes, Saturday, at, per ' oi..
60c Pebeco Tooth Pasts.
for
26a Mistletoe Cream,
for . ,
60e Java Rice Powder, gen
uine, for
tOo Pr. Charles Flesh Food,
for ;
60c pompelan Massage
Cream, for
SOc Lazell'a-Jap-Honey Suckle
or Vlojet Toilet Water...
1 2c
14c
17c
14c
29c
29c
34c
Uo
29c
34c
29c
29c
FIN-
AMATEUR PHOTO
ISHING.
KIL.MS DEVKLOPED FREE
Q. Developer 2 5 0
..9c
49c
I Tubes M.
for
16c Acid Hypo
for , . . . .
76c Ruby Lamps
for
It us make your enlargement1!.
We sell the Ansco Line of Cam
eras and 111ms.
Sherman & cGonncll's 4 Qexall Drug Stores
Shermau A McConnell Drug Co.. 10th and Dodge Kts.
ltoyal rharmary, Loyal Hotel lllotk, 207-00 N. 10th tit.
Owl Drug Co., Iflih and Harney Kts.
Harvard Pharmacy, 24 th and Fa mam Hta.
f
Advertise lost articles in The Bee, Most
people are honest and this is thy only
way the finder can locate you.