Rail Commission
Cannot Testify
at Rate Hearing
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But Will Furnish Data to As
sist in Lower Livestock
Schedule to
Omaha.
Lincoln, Sept. 26. — Harry Sackle
ford. representative of the Livestock
exchange of South Omaha, was un
able to secure the active assistance of
the state railway commission today
In a readjustment of freight rates to
the Omaha markets.
Although the department will turn
over all available data to Shackle
ford to use at the hearing to be held
in Washington October 20, members
of the commission are unable to per
sonally assist because the commis
sion is working with the interstate
commerce commission on the case.
Ilules of joint procedure forbid mem
bers of either commission appearing
to present testimony.
Shackleford may secure an assist
ant of Attorney General Spillman if
consent can be gained, but Hugh
Lamaster, special counsel for the rail
way commission on Spillman’s staff,
is barred as well as members of the
commission.
The commission is unanimous in
its belief that rates from Sioux City
into Nebraska territory should be
lowered, but are divided on the ques
tion of rates from other points. Com
missioners Taylor and Randall are
in favor of scaling down the higher
late which was put in force several
years ago to equalize rates from
points in Nebraska to Kansas City
and St, Joseph. Commissioner Browne
will recqmmend the introduction of
the north Missouri scale.
Columbus M. E. Minister
Transferred to Lincoln
Columbus. Neb., Sept. 26.—Rev. W.
A. Albright, pastor of the First
Methodist church here for the last
five years, goes to the pastorate of
Epworth church in Lincoln and Rev.
E. L. Geisinger, who has had charge
of Willard hall in Omaha, comes to
the pulpit of the local church under
Gralq Ext.
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FURNITURE SALE
Early fall cleanup of our stock. Purchased right from the
manufacturer and sold to you right out of our low rent loca
tion, with no extras, either in a wholesale or retail way—you
l*t value for every dollar.
SPECIALS hr am?
Bedroom Suite
Beautiful period designs;
best construction; nation
ally known manufacturer’s
guarantee; a value of $200
these two days (QO C A
at only.«P0Z«Dv
nrr\c * few'•**•
■■ Come early for
^ choice bargains.
Ittooq or metai construction bed,
complete with spring d»0-| 7C
and mattress at.«p£l,{ D
Extraordinary Offer
^ on Dining
Room Suite
I Wa lack display room
it for our suites and
| must sacrifice some
I of them. Eight-piece
walnut period dining
room suite, worth
$225.00, now at—
$98.75
A set ot dishes with
each suite purchased
this week.
I Living Room Suite
Beautiful Overstuffed Suite
—Best of construction and
choice of material, specially
Srifor,hU $m.5o
Throw Rugi . .$2,75
Room zize . $16.50
SPECIAL OFFER
Thursday and Friday
Combination
Phonograph
and Lamp.
Six record se
I lections, and
' terms if you
^ wish—
$53.50
STOVES
Winter it here. The finest
stoves manufactured, at prices
which you cannot match later;
terms if you wish.
Special this week, a $22.50
.$14.75
Raeges-Gas Stoves
Complete selection of ranges
and gas stoves.
Ranges.823.50
Gas Stoves ....$33.75
Your Own Terms
You make your own terms at
the STATE. Remember we
charge NO INTEREST ON
TIME ACCOUNTS.
Exchange Dept
Just Phone Us
Our Exchange Dept. U unique
and you can make it work for
you. Phone Ja. 1317 and our
man will make you an offer on
furniture for which you no
longer have any u»e and you
can obtain an article or auite
of furniture which you need to
beautify your home.
Vacuum
Cleaners
A vacuum cleaner
will pay for it
self; your rugs
and h o u s ehold
goods will look
better and last
longer. Get our
i special offer.
Authorized Agents
Phonographs and Records
Our Values
The STATE offer* more for your dollar, all the time. We put
every dollar possible into values and stand on them for our future
trade with you. No extras nor high-priced overhead* are figured
in—no special charges. Good furniture at lower prices than
elsewhere is the foundation of our success.
STATE FURNITURE CO.
CORNER MTH AND DODGE PHONE JA. 3617
the assignment of the Methodist con
ference in Lincoln.
Rev. Albright has the distinction
of having held the pastorate here
longer than any other minister. l)ur
itifj hln term here the parsonage has
been freed from a $2,000 debt and
other Improvements amounting to
$2,700 have been made on the church
property.
Franklin, Neb., Will Have
Auto Races October 5 and 6
Franklin, Nob., Sept. 26.—Frank
liu Is making big preparations for the
auto races to be held here October 31
and (5. From all Indications, cars
from several states will be entered,
some entries being already on the
ground.
Heavy Federal Docket Is
Scheduled at Norfolk
Norfolk, Neb., Sept. 26.—Federal
court opened here today with Judge
|Woodrough presiding. A heavy rtor|rp>
of criminal and civil ratapi ia expected
to keep the court here about two
weeks. The Jury has been called liar
tomorrow.
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
CLOTHES HAVE THE
STYLE YOU WANT
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You may like the loosely draped easy fit'
ting English type of coat; or the suits with
trimmer waist lines Then there are the
new double breasted models and the
sport styles Everyone can be satisfied
in these clothes; in style; fine woolens
and expert tailoring We guarantee it
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