TC7E BEE: OMAHA, WRDXEKDAV, .IANTABY 12,
!
COFFEE BILL IS FAVORED
Norm Measure Aimed at
Reported to Senate.
Trust
POWER TO SEIZE IS GIVEN
Illll to rrerent Scrrrt llcnrlntr In
Vnnrn Proeccnlrit for Vlolntlon
f ,ntl-Trnt l.ntr (let
Pmorisblr Action.
(From a Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Jsn. -!Hll Teln
Krwn.l The suboommlltw of the Judiciary
committee, conrtMlne uf Senators Nion.
CummlnRs oml O'Oormsn. rr jrtl favor
ably to th mil committee toly the Nor
rls bill aimed at tin- allfifeil roffe tnint.
Indrr the provision uf tile bill the gov
ernment con seise upon any cemmmlltv.
InclurtlnK coffee. contrplU-d by an IIW-rrI,
combination anil sell It iuhll? ntirllnn
tipon proof of the faclK. where the com
modity la In the fnlled Htnte?.
I'nder the preoent law, titre the rov
rrnment t-an confiscate connnodltle above
referred to, It mut be sliottu that the)
arc In Interstate commerce. This ennbleil
the mannser of the coffee trade to brine
unlimited ntmntltlen of coffee to porta of
thn t'nlted Ptatfs nnd then hold It there
under their valorisation scheme, thereby
controlling the price of coffee In defiance
of the anti-trust law.
Vndcr the Norrls bill, this coffee onn
now bo seized as soon a It crosses into
the Jurisdiction of United Slaten territory
The bill passed the house at the lam.
t-slon of concn-ss. It Is understood that
it will be reported to the senate by the
full committee this week and brought to
a vote as soon as possible.
Tho attorney umeral has taken an
active Interest In the bill, and has urRcd
Its passage ever since Its Introiluuton.
A I though tho government suit against tho
coffee trust was won, the attorney gen
eral believes that the passage of the
Morris bill obviate In the future tly
necessity nf further prosecution in cases
of this character.
Hearing; nill Itrportnl.
Favorable report was made today on
the senalo bill to prevent secret hearings
in alt Cases prosecuted for violations of
the Sherman anti-trust law. Ileprosenta
tire Norrls, who Introduced a slmlUr
measure In the house, wrote, the- report
and expects to 'socure passage of tho bill
this week by the house.
The senate has already passed the
measure and as it Is favored by tho ad
ministration there Is every prospect that
it will shortly be signed by the president.
Mr, Norrls point out In his report that
tho bill is th edlrect outcome of tho suit
niralnst tho shoo trust last year, In which
the United Khoe Machinery corporation
of Massachusetts secured an order from
the federal Judge before whom it was
tried to have hearings secret.
"This seems to have been the first time
that the question was ever raised," says
the Norrls report, "and If the decision
of this court stands and no legislation is
had thereon by congress thefo Is no doubt
but the government In all equity suits
under this act will "bd met at the threshold
with an application on the part of tite
defendant for the taking of evidence In
secret."
rnlillclty In Needed.
"It must bo remembered that In all
these cases the government Is a party.
In reality the ,'pcoplet the country ara
plaintiffs In tbe.ault.Ji'nd the,., taking of
evidence In secret thereby tho court or
any master representing the court Is not
only contrary to the fundamental Idea
A MOBILE WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE
SHOULD BENEFIT OTHERS
Fourteen years ago I was quite sick,
that Is, most of the time found It almost
Impossible to be up and. attend to my
dally duties as a wire and mother. .At
times I thought I could not endure the
suffering much longer, so naturally con
sulted our family physician who told me'
at once that I had a severs case of kid
ney trouble. 1 consulted another phy'siy
clan at Denver, Colo., who told me that I
had kidney trouble and needed careful
treatment and a long; re'st. After doctor
ing with Ihe physician for several months
and receiving no benefit, 1 decided tb trj"
Dr. Kilmer's Bwanjpj-Hoot, which had
been recommended 1 by my husband's
partner. To be honest, I really did not
have any faith' in 'Swamp-Uoot. but
thought I would experiment "on at least
one bottle. ' v ' ,
After taking one'flfty-ccnt bottle I, felt
no much better that I b'ough'i a dollar
bottlo and continued Its use, for a few
months, after which, I fel; so well and
froa from my former suffering that I pro
nounced mys.elf cured.
I feel safe In saying that your.Bwump
Itoot prevented my having Hright'a Dis
ease and therefore, saved my lite.
To prove my gratitude I will allow you
to publish this testimonial any time you
wish. I also tell my friends what Swamp
Root dona tor me and know of several
cases where cures have been accomplish
ed. I believe almost every one living Ir.
the South should use Swamp-Root nt
least one or two months in the Spring as
it rids the system of all Impurities.
Respectfully yours.
MRS. W. U DUJIIH,
111 B. Cedar St., Mobile, Ala.
Personally appeared before me. this
toth day of March. A. X.. 112. Mrs. W.
I Bemls, who subscribed the above anil
on oath says that same Is true lit sub
stance and In fact.
J. LESL1K YOlTNG,
Notary Public,
XUr to
Sr. KUsur 4k Co
aiaghamtoBt X. V.
Frm Wktt Swimp-Root Will D (ot Yon
ticad to Dr. Kllrotr & Co.. Ulngham
ton, N. T. for a sample bottle. It will
convince anyone. You will alto rtcelve
tt- booklet of valuable Information, ttlllnr
all about the kidneys and bladder. Wh.n
writing be sure fend mention the Omaha
Omaha Dally Bee. Regular flfty-cent
and one-dollar site bottles for sale at all
drus; stores.
6HE TALKED ABOUT IT.
a rerr good thing to do, esi
Wfcem It WXX her own doctor that stia
Jk4witb, She wanted to know about
HsJi' Hair Renewer for falling htr,
dttacroS, and for promoting growth ot
the hlr. Now she is going to uso It,
will hav every confidence In It. No
ftlMLsj of the hair, not in the least.
of our Jurisprudence, but it would often
result In a denial of Justice. Bverythlng
pointing to our courts should "have the
greatest publicity. Kecret hearings
would surround our courts with a mys
tery of doubt and eventually bring them
Into disrepute. If our courts art to re
tain the confidence and reepect of the
country generally, their officials conduct
must be entirely free from nny suspicion
of star chamber proceedings."
Senator Nelson Introduced the bill. It
Is understood, at the request of Attor
ney General Wlekersham, who Is much
opposed to the action of the federal court
In permitting secret hearings In the
flitted Shoe Machinery company case.
I, ii i h mo for .nrrla.
Keprcsntatlvo Slonif was the host at
an Informal luncheon attended today by
all the Nebraska 'delvgatlon In thu hoiis
In honor of f etiator-e lert Norrls, They
gathered In the house restiiurunt shunt
the tlnm the legislature at Lincoln was
silpposoJ to be voting upon Mr. Norrls"
election, and democrats and republicans
alike extended their felicitations for the
honor that was being conferred iipon
him.
Nciv 1'iist masters,
Heprcsontatlve Sloan today recom
mended the reappointment as postmofltcr
of J. If. Jlmerxon at Liberty and ll. It.
Tlohcr at Odell. ollth offices are In
Gage county and have recently len
raised to the third class,
NORRIS GETS YOTES
OF ALL LEGISLATORS
FOR SEAT IN SENATE
(Continued from Page One.)
workmen's compensation bill which pro
vides that all vwirklngmen except farm
laborers, domestic and household servants
who receive injuries while In the1 dis
charge of their duties shall be entitled
to compensation. In the amount of U per
cent of their weekly wages' at tho time
of the accident for the remainder of lit".
life or for his expeotnttlon of life, ac-
cotdlng to the Carlyle tables of mortality,
It being considered that he Is totally dis
abled when ho loses both hands, both
legs, both eyes or any two thereof, 'in
case an employe Is killed while at his
work the employer shall pay tho funeral
expenses, not to exceed $IK, provided tho
employe Is a single man. The bill sets
the amount to be received for all kinds of
Injuries. , , ,
Editor Wood of the Gerlng' Courier was
a Visitor among the members of tho sen
ate during the morning.
GIIOHSBIAK C A A K iH VP TO DA A
Special Seimto flatly Will Take.
Contest Pmfvrdlinrs.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Jan. 21. -(Special.) The spe
cial committee If thq senate on contests
will meet tomorrow afternoon to take,
up the contest between Grossman olid
Pancoost from tho Douglas county dis
trict. In speaking of his vote In the Third
ward of Omaha, which had been criti
cised, Senator Grossman said tcday that
ho had never entered the Third waid
during tho campaign, but that the big
vote ho got there wan due to the?act that
In the last session of tho legislature, he
had favored a' bill giving Jury trials In
police court and had also opposed a Jim
Crow law. Aa the Third ward had a
large colored population they naturally
favored him because ho had been friendly
to tho Jury bill and opposed tho Jim
Crow bill.
If there Is sufficient time the commit
tee will also take up the Dpdgo county
contest In which the scat of Senator WoU
Is contested, Tho balluU In the case oc
cupy a big dry goods box In the office
of tho secretary of the senate and com
prise the evidence In tho case, which Is
that straight progreaslve ballots were
cast for. Wols, when he did not have the
progressive endorsement. Tho contestant
asks for a recount ot the ballots,
i ...
N13W HILLS IN THIS I.EUIS1, ATIJIIK
Measures Introduced In lloth House
and Nonnte,
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Jan. 2l.-(Speelal.)-Tho fol-
lowing bills were Introduced In the house:
II. R, Zm. by O'Mullev Iti.nutrK rull.
road companies to build fences not more
than fifty feet from the center of the
right-of-way.
11. n. sjo, by nuckner of Iancnster
1-ronioits canaiuutes for elective offices
from' contrlbutl lltr to rnmnnlirn fuiuta
Penalties, lino of not . less than lioa. or
jjau imprisonment not more than ninety
days,
II. It. 257, by Lec of Douglas For tha
consolidation or Omaha. South Omaha,
uunuee, i lorence ana uenson.
It. It. 2SS. by Lee Provides for II runs
Ing saloons In consolidated metropolitan
tiiy oi umana.
II. It, 259. by Lee Provides for coiisoll
datlon of public schools In Omaha, South
Omaha and suburbs.
II. R. 200, by Lee Creates districts for
election bf school board mrmhnra In run.
solldated districts of Omaha, and fixes
terms ai years.
II. R. 2l. by Korff of Cedar-Permits
mo nanaung uuu sale of low grade gaso
lluv reducing tho tett from 62 to W de
green specific gravity.
II, R. 2'5J. lv Pearson of Frontier-
Changes the present minimum school year
oi inree mourns 10 lour montns, in uls
trlcta with fewer than twenty nUDlls.
eight months for twenty to seventy-five
pupus. ana nine montns in districts nav
Jng a greater number.
11. II. USJ. by Pearson Raisen the limit
oi school tax from SJ to mills.
II. R. 261, by Fries of Howard Gxcmpts
saloonkeepers from penalty of selling
liquor to mlnqrs, when mtndr signs state
ment, properly witnessed, that he Is over
21 years or nge.
II. R. 263. by Frles-rrovldes that tele
phone or telegraph poles along public
mgnways snail be set on me txtunaary'
linn or not more than six feet Inside.
II. R. 'M. by i Vates of Douglas-An
employers liability and workmen's com
pensation net. Appropriating $30,000 to
arry out Its provisions, along the line
of the minority report or the state com
mission. II. R. y7, by Nichols of Madteon-Re-
ulres affidavits on titles to lenity shall
be considered prima faule evidence In per-
lectins sucn titles.
H. II. LV8, by Jeary of LanaastiT
Licensing employment agencies, requiring
i bonds running tn tho mate from each
I records of all transactions, and fixing
the fees to be charged, and making It the
duty ot the labor commissioner to keep
tan.
It. R. 2S9, by Jeary of Lancaster Pro-
ldes that the preliminary educational re
nuirorncnts of students at law shall be
the equlvelant of a four-year high school
course.
II. R. 270. by Foster of Douglas Re.
duces working day for females to eight
hours and prohibits sucn employment be
tween hours of 10 p. in. and U ni.
H R. 271. by Qulfglc of Lancaster -Pro
des tho method by which mutual life
Insurance companies, may by vote ot the
policyholders, in person or by proxy,
change to a stock company.
III. 1L 2. by Higgle or Lancaster De
fines the duttt. powers and qualifications
of the members of the state board ot
, control.
IL R. 373, by Pearson or Frontier-Appropriating
t3),O00 for superintendent s
dwelling and other buildings at agricul
tural school at Curtis, Neb.
H. R. 2H, by Gales of Sarny-.Vppro-prlatcs
123,000 for the benefit ot Mrs. Roy
Blunt, same to be Invested In a farm In
Sarapy county, the use of which be given
her for life and then revert to the tate
H. It. ZTS, by Sugarman of Douglas
Providing that street railway company of
Omaha shall sell seven tickets for CT,
cents.
evr Mrnnlr It I It.
fl. V. lit, by McFarland of Dougla
Hntabllshing no employers' liability com
mhnlon and fixing its duties.
8. V. Hi. by Dodge of Douglas-Prohibiting
Uie manufacture and sale of
arrhaeiogloal objects
8. K. 114. by West of Hall-Provides for
construction of fenct-i and cattle guards
by railroads.
S. P. IIS, by Wink of Buffalo-Provides
for taxing the fee of attorneys to de
fendant nppellant In tH.se taken up from
Justice and county ciurts to district court
8. 1". 116, by Itobertson of Holt-Pro-vldes
that neglected children may he
cared for at homo, county lonrd to my
parents expense of keep. .
H. K. 117. by Uplrk of Wayne-lteiiulrlhg
liolcls, restaurants and randy kitchens to
exM)o their culinary df partmcnts to pub
lic view.
K. P. IIS. by Mplrk of Saline-Makes anle
of flirarniM i , prrnons under 18 Unlawful.
h. 1". tlC by Itushee of Klmbull-Pre-vents
advertising of real oatatn In a
fralidiiliint miinncr
8. I". (20. by IJiiHhee of Klmball-Pro-vcnls
fraudulent advertisement or mer
chandise. 3. P. Ul, by lluinmel of Webster Au
thorises the countv board to make levy
upon tunable property for the ur-oc of
erecting court lioue.
8. F. 122. bv Hummel of WelwUnr. Pro
vides for appointment of deputies to aid
county attorneys and compensation.
H. 1-. 133. by Hummel of Webster Pro
Mdos that county did. given to agricul
tural societies shall not exceed annual
umouiit paid for premiums by mild bo
cletlus. S. F 124 Provides for state aid to weak
laliool districts.
TAX FOIl I2APHKM9 TOMPANIKS
Senator Mniltli of Scunrcl 1'lKorrs on
Two I'rr Cent.
(From a Htaff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Jan. 21.-(Spcclal.)-Scnator
Smith of Seward was gathering data to
use in support of his bill for the 2 per
cent occupation tax on cxprcv companies.
in nis home county Senator Smith hon
found that llio Income for thn exprefs
companies was over $10,000 on nn Invest
ment of W, while a uarter section of
land valued at $25,000 produced nn income
of $2,. It Is Senator Smith's Inten
tion to center his energies behind this
Mil and ho Is receiving considerable en
couragement from other members of the
legislature.
IOUSK CO.M5I ITTKI2S AIIK N.V.Mnil
Klay Heads Judlrlurr nnd Jacobs
AVnyn nnil Menus.
DE8 MOINnS, la., Jan. 21.-(Spcclal.)-
Spcaker Cunningham of tho house of rep
resentatives, on the convening of that
body'at 1 o'clock today, announced tho
standing committees uf thn liouso as fol
lows: Judiciary Klav. cliiilnmi
Huff. Whltnev tjirrnljce Htin,. NimnV.
land, Lonneborry, Lund, Ring, lClngland,
Griffin. HI wood, Mcllose, Crulg, Jensen,
Buxton, LeRoy, Manning, Crorler, Koontx,
Hcholx, Kane, Hamilton. Mitchell, noett-
ger. Workman.
WaVS atld .MpAtlN-Tnrnhi. rlifilrmnn'
Tlawson, Whitney, Ilrady, Hunt, llrucc,
imiR, i'raicy, ;rout, lounsncrry, uurt,
Stlpn Lund, Elliott. Krlckson, Hndley,
Jensen, Munro, Anderson of Montgomery,
Hlngham, Cole, Greeno of Grundy, Me
llow, Meredith, Odondahl. Scholx. Kane.
Cannon, Hazcn, Croaler, Rlack, llradley,
ijiiihup, uansen, 'inompson, uiarke, unn
baugh, Drown.
Appropriations Iarrabee, Dixon. Sher
man. Rrockway, Klay. Anderson of
Greene, Power, Craig. Halgrims. Shank
land, Atkinson. Jones. Ungnr Nowcomb.
BMw, Chapman. Pickford, Kulp, Hiitchlns,
ituntioy, ucttton, urirrin, Carson. Berry,
i-eicrson, 'inayer, Webb, liartlc, Ilohwor,
Kelso, Steolsmlth. McCullougli, Hamilton,
Miller, Saltzman, Tnwnsend, Sldey,
Trumbauer, Bauman,' White.
Schools and Text Books Dawson,
Dixon, Power, Jensen, Atkinson, Tick
ford, Barry, Bliss, Craig, Buxton, Bruce,
Bingham. Anderson of Mont com or v. Bern.
hrocK.. ilalKtlrns. Helming, Cole, Griffin,'
uuiiui. miiici, niur, luiynsenu, ivnn-
wer, Hamilton, Milton, Stcelnrnlth, Trum-
lauer, urocKway,
Roads and Highways Brocltwnv. Bnire.
Newcomb. Bliss, Stipe, Junes, Chapman.
Slllott. Whitney. Fruley. Manning. Bux.
ton, Atkinson. 1 teuton, Anderson ot
Greene, Peterson, Daniels, Hutchlns,
Huntley, Jacohson. Webb, Munro, Kulp,
MoVlcker Colo. Ring, Sldey, Workman.
Steolsmlth, Halstead, Scott. Lonocker,
Dunlait, Salttman, Uggleston, Downey.
Agriculture Hunt, Dawson, Brockway,
Sherman. Ilrady, Chapman. Craig. An
derson of Greene. Pickford. Bruce. Hunt.
ley, Nowcomb, Meredith, Petcrron, Munro,
uiacxroru, wnitney, Daniels, Burt, Jacob
son, Helming, Greene of Grundy, Bartle,
Iladloy, Thayer, Rone, Hazen, Odendolil,
Buuman, Crlnhuugh, Rtutt, Scott. Town
send, Halstead, McCullougli, Black, Dow
ney, White, Stokes.
Elections Sherman, Larrabee, Bruce,
Dixon, Dawson. Griffin. Kluglun. Knger.
Lund, Fraley, Jacobs. Unit, Hansen,
Doxe, Greene of Clinton. Fggleston.
Thompson.
public utilities Stipe. Jacobs, Klay,
Buxton. Sherman. Power. Griffin. Lund.
Larrabee, Dawson. Brockway, White,
Boettgcr, Miller, Hamilton, Sldey, Kg
gleston, Municipal Corporations Whitney, Ring,
Buxton. Shaukland. lounsberrv. Grout.
Krlrkson, Mcllose, Hartley, Power, Quick-
loru, Kiitott, Koontx, Black, Lenoeker,
Mitchell, Boettger, Jamison, McCullougli.
Banks Dixon, Manning. Erlckson,
Grout. Carson, Brady. Thayer, Jones,
Halgrims. Buxton. LnRov: Anderson of
Greene, Elwood. Blackford, Rone, Kelso,
.worn. iumwr, iiazen, irumuauer,
Griggs, Workman.
insurance Shankland, Hunt, Barry,
Dawson. Kngor. Lounsborry, Elliott.
Mighty
Have you tried it?
Post Tavern
Special
4 new hot porndgu, niiule of Wheat, Corn and Jiice, to bo served with cream and
sugar. Puts into everyone onorgy nnd vim for n crisp January morning.
A Hot Dish easy to prepare economical and with a "different taste" that
calls for more.
Sold by grocers every where Packages 10c and lot-, except in extreme West.
Order today for
Tomorrow's Breakfast
rostnm
Halstlms. (limit. Unit, CHpene. Millui.
Uonc. llartle Jamison, Rohwer, Mitchell.
Trumbauer. ("roster. Iose, Downey.
Saltzman.
Food and Dairy-Hrnce, Klay. Fraly.
Anderson of Greene. Pickford, Meredith.
Iteaton, Thayer, Daniels, McVlcker. Hern
brook, Miller. Kcholz. Bauman, Oden
dahl, Greene of Clinton, Clarke.
IHiblic Henlth-Knger. Bmdy. lRoy,
Jarolw, Bhankland. Dixon. (Chapman,
Kulp, Atkinson. McVlcker, Cole, Miller.
Bauman. Rohwer, Steetsmlth, Trum
bauer, Hnzen.
Constltutkmal Ameiidments-Kulp. Kn
ger, Bruce, Clalg, Pickford, Grout. Stipe,
Anderson of Greene. Hutchlns, Milton,
Kelso. Bnumaii, White.
Commerre and Trade Fraley. Carson.
Bernbrock, Dixon, Htle. Jones. Sher
man, Tunsbrrry, Mernllth, Rone. Can
non, Dunlap, K-Iho. Brown, Black,
Crozler.
Labor Power, Jones, Huff. Lund.
Huntley. .Tacobsoti, Carson. Mcllose, .Mc
Vlcker, Daniels, Ronp. Cole, Boettger,
Jiinilson, Hazen, Brown. Stokes, Trum
Iwuer. Drainage Hutchlns. Jacolts. Dixon.
Bingham. Hndley, Webb, nillott. Hunt.
McVlcker, Klngland. Steelsmlth, Cannon,
Jamison, Hazcn.
.Mines and Mining Daniels, Shnnklnnd,
Mcllose. Hadloy, Giady. Halgrims, Bruce,
Kane. CTlark, Boettger. HnlsteHil.
Board of Control Grout. Halgrims,
Manning, Ileuton, Ktlpe. larrabee.
Dixon, Brady. Helming. Kelso, Kane,
Greene of Clinton, Milton.
Conservation of Resources Pickford,
Peterfon, BIIsh, Knger. Bernbrock. Kulp,
Rone. Blackford. Ring, Bartle, Hrlckson,
McVlcker, Odendahl. Rohwer, Hamilton,
Ore,ne or Clinton, Stutt.
State Kducutlonnl Inslltutlons-Jensen,
Atkinson. Plckfoid. Whitney, linger.
Fraley. Kulp, Bliss, Cannon, Rohwer,
Milton.
Penitentiaries unsborry. Greeno of
Grundy, Klay, Sherman. Jensen. Brock
way, .Manning, Carson. AVhltney. Hnl
strad. Sldey, Milton. Stutt.
Animal Industry Huntley, ,. Thayer,
Munro, Daniels, Anderson of Montgom
ery. Webb. McVlcker, Helming, Bartle.
Clurk, Kggleston, Scott, TnimluuoT.
Fish and Game Koontz, Webb, New
comb. Jones. Blckford. Fralev. Elwood.
Jensen, Kulp, Bliss, Jamison, Steelsmlth,
Griggs, Kelso, Hazon.
t'oniDPiiHat on of lubl c Off cers Hal
grims, Jones, Hutchlns, IlHrtle, Chapman,
Klwood. l'ower. Bliss, Tlmver, Boettger.
Steelsmlth, Crlnbaugh, Stokes.
Pharmacy Lenocker. Leltoy, Lund.
Manning, Bruce, Erlckson, Jacobs, Now
comb. Huff. Burt. Mitchell. Trunihiiuur.
Doze
Claims-Miller. Thayer. Lund, Webb,
Heaton, Hunt, Crlnbaugh, Blnck.
Printing Barry, Erlckson, Sherman,
Enger, Jacobson, Chapman, Huff, New
comb, Hunt, -Miller, Sldey, White, Lull
ocker, Military Lund, Carson, Ring, Buxtun,
Lounsberry, Stipe, leRoy. Crozler, Boet
ger, McCullougli.
Suppression of Intemperance Bliss,
Brockway, Hhanklnud, Power, Peterson,
Blackford, McVlcker, Munro, Chapman,
Crozler, Koontz, Brown, Egglcstoru
Woman Suffruge Peterson, Jucobson,
Anderson of Montgomery, Munro, Bau
man. Stutt
Telegraph nnd Express Uurt, Cole. L
Roy, Hone. Bernbrock, Greeno of Grundy,
Bradley, Tlioinpnon, Doze, Hamilton.
Telegraph Craig, Bingham. Anderson
of Montgomery, Kulp, Hutchlns, unit,
Lounsberry, Daniels, Stutt, Brown, Len
ocker, Griggs,
Horticulture Thayer, Dawson, Black
ford, Hudlcy. Anderson of Montgomery.
Crillg, Crlnbaugh, Stokes, Clarke, Work- I
man.
l'ubllc Libraries Newcomb. Blnghum,
ailxonIIuff, Elliott, Hunt, Ring, Cannon
Clarke. Koontsc, Tuwnstiiid.
Building and Loan Ring, BernbrocK.
Meredith, Andersop of Muntgomcr, Doze,
Brown.
Enrolled Bills Anderson of Greene,
Craig, Barry, Atkinson, Jensen, Klngland,
Elwood, Workman, Hansen, Scnolz, Kane.
Police Regulations .tones, Huntley, An
derson of Greene, Sherman. Manning,
J'ctorson. Trumbauer, Odendahl, Town
send. Congressional Districts Ileuton, Hutch
lns, Klngland, Brady, Griggs, Greeno jf
Clinton.
Engrossed Bills Chapman, Crulg, Klay,
Whitney, Scholz, Dunlap
Judicial Dlstrk'ts-Blngham, Blackford,
Shanklaud, Giuut, Scott, Saltzman.
S.nuitorlul Dlstrlcth Klwood, Grout,
Hutchlila, Erlckson, Huntley, Lenocker,
Hanson, Jamison.
Representative Districts Griffin. New
comb, Molloso, Hunt, Thompsoiit, il,il-"j
sieao, cannon. ...
County nnd Township Organizations
Rohwer, Bartlo, Merctllth, Cole, Hndley,
Saltzman, Thompson.
l'ubllc Lundn and Buildings Hluek,
Heaton, Meredith, Manning, Hunt, Mitch
ell, Milton.
Public Charltles-McHose, Hadlcy. llcl
mlng, Munro, Hrockwuy, Dunlap, Scott.
Saltzman.
.State CnlversIty-rrKclso, Larrabee, Ja
cobs, Mitchell. Huff. Ilurry. Halstend.
Normal Schools CttrSou. Atkinson,
Wtftib, Greene of Grundy, Power. Born
brpek. Burt, Hansen, Workman, Scolt.
Agricultural College Manning, Bartle,
Jacobson, Jensen, Meredith. Stokes, Mc
Cullougli, Thompson. Egglcston.
Hospitals for Insane White, Dawson,
Blacktord, Stipe, Halstead, Downy.
Instltuto for Feeblo Minded Anderson
of Montgomery, Jacobson, Cole, Burt,
Downey, Workman,.
School for Deaf Elliott, Helming, Len
ocker, Hutchlns, Webb, Scott, Cuntiou.
Collego for BJJjid Atkinson, Power,
Erlckson. Huntley, Townsend, White,
Doze.
Orphans' Home Bauman, Lund,' Atkin
son, LeRoy. DAulefs, Helming, Bradley.
Odendahl, Downey.
Industrial Schools Klngland. llutr,
Bingham, Ftticy, lounsberry, Hansen,
Sldey, Milton. " '
Puhllo Accounting Greene of Grundy,
'.Halgrims, Klngland, Jensen, Bauman,
Knno, Bradley.
Domestic Manufactures Bernbrock, El
liott, Nowcomb, Griffin, Jacobson, Mc
llose, Hansen, Black, Green of Clinton.
Federal Relations Buxton, Enger, Klay.
Larrabee, Barry, Helming, Dunlap, Kane,
Griggs, Odendahl.
Private Corporations Boettger, Griffin,
Rone, Greene, Etwoud, Howard, Bradley,
McCullougli.
Rules Brady, Klay, Jacobs, Huff, Car
son, Ring, Odendahl, Scholz, Hamilton,
Stipe, Miller and tho speaker.
Good!
The New
Csrsal Co., z.td., Furs rood Taetorlts, Sattls Orstk, Mtclu
WILSON TO RESIGN MARCH 3!
Governor Will Be Out of Office
Only One Day.
WILL NOT TAKE A SPECIAL CAR
l'rcshlent-l'.lret Will Mnkp the Trip
tn WaahlnKlon on n Itrunlnr
Trnln na nn Ordlnury
Pnnscnaer.
TRENTON. N. J.. Jan. 21.-IYesldent-elect
Wilson announcel this afternoon
that he would not relinquish his office
as governor of New Jersey until March
3, the day he leaves here for his Inau
guration at Washington.
When Governor Wilson leaves to be
come president of the United States, he
will not travel in a, private car, nor will
any member of his family. Ho said to
dny thnt he expected to make only his
ordinary traveling arrangements.
The 1.000 Princeton students who are
to march In the Inaugural parade will
have their special cars attached to the
same train, so us to escort tho former
president of the university into the na
tional capital and glvo him a Princeton
cheer when he arrives there.
Governor Wilson will spend the night
of March 3 at a hotel aa the guest of
his cousin. John W. Wilson, of Franklin,
Pa.
KrniK"!'"" Good Service.
The president-elect today set fortii the
principle thut "Justice and not graceful
ness, recognition of services and not poli
tics would guide him In the distribution
of public offices.
The governor declared himself In a
speech to a. delegation of labor leaders
who formally asked him to uppolnt John
T. Cosgrovc, a democrat, to tho office of
state commissioner of labor, now held bv
Colonel Lewis T. Bryant, a republican.
'The governor listened to the earnest plca4
of the laboring men and said:
'Public office Is not worth anything If
an entirely satisfactory fulfillment of tho
duties of nn office docs not entitle a
man to consideration for reappointment.
If men are to know that a mcro change
of administration is to cnipty an office,
no matter how they have deserved to be
reappointed, thcro Is nothing ot Justlco ur
public right left. I feel to tnc full ex
tent tho argument you have made in
favor of Mr. Cosgrove, but I haven't a
clean sluto to write on. If wo were cre
ating this office your arguments would
bo different.
"I do not need to say to this companv
that I entirely symputhlzo with the as
pirations of labcv and that I entirely re'
ognlze tho rights of labor, but Colon :1
Bryant has made good, and I am boun.l
to consider his claims. I would be
ashamed 'of myself It I did not.
"Would It not be Justlco nnd mercy .o
appoint a labor man? Would It not bo
graceful?" pleaded Samuel Botterlll,
spokesman for the delegation.
"Gracefulness Is easy and Justice hard, '
sighed the governor, nnd the discussion
ended.
PILES CIIIIEI) IN TO I I DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money If
VA7.0 OINTMENT falls to cure any casu
of Hchlng, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles in C to H days. 60c. Advertisement.
HYMENEAL
GlouU-Cook.
PLATTSMOUTII, Neb.,Jan. 21.-Spe-clal.)
The marriage of Miss Mildred Cpok
and William D. Glock of .thjs city took
placo at tho . resfdenqij of tho bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Cook, Sun
day afternoon and only relatives at
tending. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. W. L. Austin, pastor of tho
Methodist church.
Coiniiierelal Clnli llnnqiiel.
PLATTSMOUTir, Netf, Jan. 21.-(Spe-clnl.)
The Platttrmouth Commercial club
will hold "Its annual' banquet on Thurs
day, January 3o, spoolers from abroad
are expected to be present. Tho annual
feed 6f the club usually brings out a
couple ot .hundred cntei prizing citizens
of the town. Tho women ot the Metho
dist church will servo tho banquet.
The Persistent ana Judicious Uso ot
Newspaper Advertising is the Road t.o
Business Success.
Fanner's Snvtnirs Burned.
STELLA, Neb., Jan. 21.-(Spcclal relc
grnm.) Fire destroyed Lnfo Filbert's
barn in Stella this cVenlng. The loss Is
about $2,500, and represents tho savings
of a life time. Thcro was no Insurance.
Gilbert's residence nearly hud a close call.
Considerable day uiul grain nlsn was
burned.
"llleil of Pneumonia"
Is never w rltten of those who euro
coughs nnd colds with Dr. King's New
Discovery. Guaranteed. &0c and $1.00.
For sulo by Beaton Drug Co. Advertise
ment. Breakfast
IStrengthening Food for Hard Workers
It isn't necessary to eat a lot of meat to nourish and
sustain your body. It is a positive fact ask your
doctor that there is more real nutrition in a 5c pack
age of Faust Macaroni than in 2 lbs. of beef at 12 times
that price. You get more nutrition better
eating cheaper living when you eat
MACARONI
Made from Durum wheat, a cereal
extremely rich in gluten a bone,
muscle and flesh builder. Put up
in air-tight, moisture-proof
package write for free
recipe book snowing
how many delicious
ways there arc
for serving Faust
Macaroni.
At all grocers'-
5c anrf We
package:
MAULL BROS.
St. Lotus,
Mo,
Resinol a safe
skin treatment
YOU need never hesitate to use Resinol
Soap and Resinol Ointment. There is
nothing in them to injure the tenderest
surface. Resinol la a doctor's prescription
which for seventeen years has been used by
careful physicians for all kinds of itching,
burning, unsightly skin affections. They pre
scribe Resinol freely, confident that its sooth
ing, healing action is brought about by agents
so bland and gentle as to be suited to the most
delicate skin even of a tiny baby.
r-
TITE SMALL DEPOSITOR of today may be the
large one of the future.
We welcome checking accounts from those avIio
will maintain fair average balances.
Thirst National
JbBaxiRof Omaha
Farnam, at Thirteenth St.
jia 1 Fidl Quart Whiskey FREE
S ? Try If Af Our Expense
W -H UttsisI 1
Thar are all orU of claims for aoparlorltr amonr distiller' and Uall Order
'Whliker lloaiet. and vthlla wa feet lure that oar Jell I Star Woltker can I be
beat, or eren equaled In quality, or price, still are not going to aik anyone
to title their money on oar judgment) therefor, we are going to tire absolutely
free, one fall quart bottle to test. W want you to IroYe by drinking It. that
Kelt J iSUr Whiskey is pure, wholesome, fully aged, mellow as can be and above
all hat real whiskey strength. W want yon to add half water to It If j-rm Ilk
and we say that you will still bar stronger and better whiskey than moil Mall
Orderllouset seUatourprle. Anyone caneaslly understand that should w just
cond out bottle of whiskey free that we would ba flooded with requests by soma
Fftt remaining 8 bottle and th ona ailt bottle yon may keep free and we
fM will immediately return your SS.iS. Or send us S2.S for 4 full auart
Ml 1 li III I
w iir':!EV
aaaaaaflk MVWS'WKKUlt
THE OMAHA DAILY, EVENING AND SUNDAY BEE.
The Best Advertising Mediums in Their Territory.
St. Lotus, Mo., Jnly 20, 1012. "Wo
noticed small lnmps breaking out on my
oldest boy's Ugt. They started to spread,
and then sores brpke out all orer his face.
The sufferings were terrible. One of the
remedies we used was , which is
very widely advertised for eoema, but this
Irritated the sores so badly that the child
couldn't stand the pain. Finally our
physician recommended Resinol Ointment,
which immediately cooled and gave the
child relief. So I got a cake of Resinol
Soap and used It for his bath, and in a
week's time his skin was clear and all f
the sores were healed." (Signed)
Mrs. F. W. Turner, 1068a S. 8th St,
Rsolaol Beta taS Oint
ment step Itchla In.
stsntlr, and speadlly
bal sldn humors, plnw.
pies, sans, boUs, burns,
scalds, coU.ioras.ehsD
pint. ahaQngs nd
plWt. All local drug.
lt Mil Raslsol Boap
(26c) and Ointment
(Kkjaodtl). For asm.
pis of each wilts to
Dpt. 1B-B, RasnrOL
Cubic Co.. BalttmoTa.
Ud.
:J
unscrupulous peopia uuuiuin tar gqneiTe, open so a learrui onslaught.
Jia WO CKDDUtUUtUUIUOI.UU.I,.!, IU INHI, II ITO BeOSSt POPe,
lioir Bar is our proposition!
Wo will send yon on full quart bottle ot Fel 1 Btar Whiskey, ab.
olutely free, along with your first order for 8 full quart bottles of felt S
Star Whiskey for ti.ii and w pay the express chargaa. After you recelre
th 9 full quart bottles, open ona of them, test 11 anyway you Ilk and
if not entlrslr satisfactory, xou hare the nrlTllera of retnmlnv ti th.
bottles ot tels 3-star Whiskey, eipreis prepaid, and we will include one
test bottle free. Teit th free bottle and It not absolutely satisfactory
and the best whiskey you yer tasted at any price. Just return to us the
4 bottles and keep th fre bottle and wa will refund your C2.s without
question or argument, with each order we glr a free Gold lipped Class
and I'stent Corkscrew. Remember, we say we pay th express charges:
look close before yon permit some of th low-price ot Mall Order Houses
to get your order and mak you pay the express chargaa.
Wo mean to prora superiority in th whiskey bnslnessi w mean to
proT atourexpense.br cItIde a fro test bottle, thai Pel s-Etar Whiskey
haa no equal. Our quart bottles ar full JO-ounc quart and not abort
quarts and wa guarante erery ctatement we make and back them with
our paid np eapltal of tt0O.0M.0O. If you want real whiskey and not weak,
watery concoctions, ssnd na your remlttanc on our fre test proposition.
Th taste Is th test, that win pror more than wa can writs. Address
order and latter and make remittances payable to A. Pels, Mgr., or
FelsDfcUMngCov ISSFels BIdg., Kansas City, Ho,
DBS NACH fc MACH
THE DENTISTS
8 access or s to Bailey b ataob
The largest and best equipped dental
office In Omaha. Experts In charge ot
all work, moderate prices. Porcelain
runners 'ust like the tooth. All Instru
ments sterilized after using;.
3d Floor Paxton Slock, Omaha, Xeb.