'INK mK: Oil All A, FRIDAY, KKIilil AliV 2R. 11)1.1.
FILL TAKES MORE HER AWAY'a"IIS THAN I COMMITTEE TARES A RECESS.!.".'
f.notksr Dcpr.rtxcnt of the Burling
f ton Taker, t- Chicago.
toUE MA2T REFUSES TO MOVE
tJ. . orthrnp, nttlttir tit tin'
Trcnr IScpirlmrnt, rivrp I t
HI I'unltlmi Itnthrr Tlinn
l.cntt Oninlm.
FolIonltiK out the Jim 11111 nollcj of ills
lutcKratlnpr the Onutlm headquarters of
tiie HurllnKton. another (Ippnrtmpnt linn
I eon ordered to move to Chlcniro Apill
1. This time It is the aiullttr.2 department
o.'. thn trensury.
One man, Kowanl A. Notthup. head of
this department and who has been with
thn nurlliiKton thirty years, haa dci-larrd I
himself, handed In his resignation and
lefused to Join In the exodus. The resit?-
ration has none to Chlcauo and Is ct
fretlve April 1.
Mr. Xorthup Is a veteran In the ru I
load service. Kor fifteen yearn he was
with the Delaware &. lludun lt!ve. road
as acent at Saratoca SprliiKs, N v ,
and elsewhere on the system. In ISSJ
he came to Nebraska and soon afterward
entered the 'Burllnnton service. He be-i-anie
tax agent, was promoted to chief
clerk In the auditor's office and ten
years ago was appointed assistant auditor
of the treasury department.
January 1 Mr. Northup was called to
Chicago and at the general offices there
informed that the auditing department of
tho treasury department was to he
moved from Omaha to Chicago about
Apill 1. lie was told that If he desired
to move he would retain his old position
and at the same salary- Mr. Novthup
asked time to give the matter considera
tion and came home. A few days later
ho received another letter from tho Chi
cago offices, asking him to give a de
cision, as It was certain that tho office
was to be moved to Chicago.
'Will It mini n In Omnhn.
Mr. Northup asked and secured more
time, but now he has decided that he
will not go and has so notified the Hill
people. He will remain In Omaha, but
will spend a few weeks visiting his old
Xew England home.
The removal of tho auditing department
of the trcausry department to Chicago
wan not originally contemplated In the
moving of tho general auditing depart
ment. It comes as an additional order
and while it does not mean the loss of
any large number of people, It does
mean the removal of a chief clerk and
two clerks and their families.' At the
same time it indicates the plans that
the Hill people have adopted and intend
to follow with reference to Injuring
Omaha.
At Burlington headquarters, while the
official order has not materialized, It Is
Bald that before the end of the present
year the entire treasury department will
bo taken away and located In Chicago.
It 1h said that It Nvas the intention to
make the change April 1, but that the
protest raised when it was decided to
take the auditing department awny de
layed action with retecuce to lho treas
ury change.
Even now the scope of the depaitmcnt
has been materially curtailed. Heretofore
all accounts were vouchered here and
all payrolls made and passcdat the local
offices., Nojv all, of this work id' done In
Chicago and even the pay checks are Bent
here for delivery. u
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Waje Investigators Return to Lin
coln for Uni Removal Vote.
EMPLOYERS ANSWER LETTERS
l''rret- tle Itatn Heimrxlt'il In the
L'.rro-t to n .Minimum Wane
lllll I'nr the Stnti or
i,trnUn,
lico. ge W. l.i?ey. chairman of the
, housu Miumlttce Investigating the wage ,
of f nui i' l.ibnr In Omaha. Is the only j
one of the tommtttee loft here today. '
The rest of the committee flew hack In i
1 Lincoln in order to he In the house whfn I
the vote on university removal was to i
tome up. Mr. t,o?ey sms he expects the
committee to he back ready for work I
this mon-liig. hut he Is not sure they ;
will ho bore, up he feared the vote on
tillverslt removal would ho held off as I
, long as possible liy the different factions
and their long-u luilnl orators.
1 Tim committee has dime lltt'.c definite
woik us Ml In Omaha that would show
f labor. Mr lAwey as the trplU" ar.
mini? In mpldly from the firms to whl. h
letters weir sent Tuesday asking tlieni to
give data In legard to the number f
employes ami ceitaln conditions imd
which they latxir.
"The men are showing a desire to
opeiatr with us In the Itixpatlamtlnn. Judg
ing from the replies we are revolving.
I ald Mr. l.ose., and then Is no an
I tngonlsm. Many of those replying haxe
j not only answered all the questions w
I asked them, hut have added that thy
were piepared to go on the witness stand
I rial take onths as to the truth of thrl-statements."
ffhe
am thing In regard to wages or conditions i ... d rrsayo
COMMERCE STUDENTS GET ,
OUT SECOND ISSUE OF PA(?ER j
i
The second Issue o8 Commerce, a mami-
7.lne published by the students of tne I
I Omaha High School of Comuv -co. is off j
1 the press. It is a tweify-elgiit-puce
paper. Illustrated with excellent cuts ,m i I
I cont ilns special articles hv the student '
on Xehrnika history, tho capability r
i Nebraska farms and wrlte-uns or ever,U
, Inltistiles. In addition to several CiUinuw'
r cHool news, cuppings, on-iinm ik
Property Owners
Offer to Pay Part
of Paving Street,
If tho county commissioners will use j
the $22,000 Inheritance tax from the Bran
lels estates to pave the west Dodge street
"load from tho west boundary of Duudco
:o tho western limits of Kaliacres, owners
jf property in that bectlon will pa,ve fivo
feet additional on each side. This, In sub
stance is a proposition made to the com
missioners by John I Kennedy for him
self and other Interested property hold;
ers. Tho commissioners will appolrit a,
committee to confer with Mr, Kennedy
and others regarding dctallB of the pro
posal. Because ot legal restrictions the county
can pavo a county road only to a width
ot sixteen feet. Tho property owners are
Interested in having awido road In the
nature ot a boulevard. If their proposal
s accepted tho road will bo twenty-six
feet in width.
Noted Personages
Register at Omaha
Leading Hostelries
It cniihot bo said that celebrities do not
patronize the hotels in Omaha, for thU
very day Benjamin Krunkltn Is stopping
at the Hotel Home. Not the Ben that ate
tho loaf of bread on the streets of Phila
delphia, but n traveling salesman whose
business It Is to talk tho merits ot his
goods rather than carry a loaf of bread
down a metropolitan- street In order , to
get his name In history.
Two days ago Abraham Lincoln checked
out of the same hotel. Not the Abo that
split logs and Incidentally struck th"
shacklcH from' the. ankles of the 4.(m0.0iK)
of human In chains, but rather a drum
mer who shakes tho shekels out ot th
pockets of lila customers. Then, too. the.
feamo hotel ban reserved n room for
another ot Its regular customers who is
to be in In a few ,'days. This Is no less
a celebrity than John Qulncy Adams. No.
not tho John tJ. who filled his father's
presidential chair after three other presi
dents had warmed It but another trav.
ellng salesman who fills no chairs except
the big luxurious chairs In the lobbies of
hotels.
No, thero is nothing In a name, and yot
this modern Abo Lincoln Is a tall augula--follow
Just llko tho fellow that rtpiW
tho' Illinois rails asunder In the early
days; and tho modern Ben franklin lu a
man of a Himg rotudlty of person much
after tho fashion of tho man who had his
knuckles tickled by the end of a klfn
J string,' thereby fastening street car cttln-
panics, ' electric light corporations nnj
I other monstrosities upon us.
' Model "31" $1,285. l
A llrenk Tor Liberty
from stomach, liver and kidney trouble
Is made, when n 23c box of Dr. King's
Now- Life Pills is bought. Why surfer?
Kor sale by Beaton Drug Co. Advertisement.
Union Pacific Adds
to Its Omaha Force
It. A. Scrandrett, Interstate commorce-
attorncy for the Union Pacific, will move
to Omaha with his clerk and force of
stenographers as a.rcsult of tho dissolu
tion order separating the Union Pacific j
and Southern Pacific. Mr. Scrandrett is
well known in Omahn, as he was con
nected with the legal department of that
road hero at the tline'W. I). Kelly was
general solicitor. His sister married Rus
sell Burt, son of II. O. Burt, former
president of tho Union Pacific.
HHE Big Buick Show
is on at the Omaha
Auditorium. Don't fail
to see those Buick cars
with the overhead valves
that were so much talked
of at the New York and
Chicago shows.
It costs us more to build
tjiem, but it costs you less
to run them. Follow the
crowd. You'll see the Buick.
NEB
R ASK A BUICK
AUTO CO.
Western Representatives
LINCOLN,
H. E. Sidles,
Gen. Mgr.
OMAHA,
Lee Huff,
Secretary
SIOUX CITY,
S. C. Doughs
Manager.
Voters Can Register
All Day Saturday! II
Voters who havo changed rcsldu.iu"
hlncc laft registration day will be tivcii
ai opportunity to register again Saturday
between tho hours of 8 a. m. and J p. nl
It (s provided by law that there .mull ba
u registration day between primaries and
lections, and an election will bo hell
March U to elect the fifteen members ot
tho charter commission. Nominations
were made at the primaries February 11.
Old Ac.
Old age ai It comes In the orderly proc
ess of nature Is a beautiful and majestic,
thing. It stands for experience, know!
cdse. wisdom, counsel. That is ojd r.g
as It should be, but old age as it often is
means poor djgestlon, torpid bowels, a
kluggleh liver and a genera! feeling of III
health, despondency and misery. Thin In
almost every Instance Is wholly unneces
sary. Ono of Chamberlain's Tablets token
Immediately after supper will Improve the
digestion, tone up the liver and regulate
the bowels. That feeling of despttidency
will give way to one of hope aud good
cheer. For sale by all dealers. Adver
tisement. i
The line "Founded by Edward Rose
water," nailed to the masthead of Thi
Beo after his death, was suggested or
iginally by II. V. Neely. the Insurance
man. who was always among his staunch
admirers.
Hal McCord often boasted that he would
never give up riding behind horses, but
lie fell for an auto some time ago.
Charles Kk Black, the hatter, originally
itartcsl his business career as a printer.
Folks are wondering how Mlko Lee,
aident Homanlst, and It. B. Howell, A.
P. A-, of the Junior Order brand, got to
e such close .bed-fellows.
When they were colleagues In congress,
John L- Kennedy and Senator-elect
bcoige V. Norrla. used to bunk In ad
Joining rooms In the Young Men's Chris
Hon association building at Washington.
T .. . . . . A InedL .
www ur mtst
SBSsHC
ill ,
See the New
Kelly Models
at the Truck Show
Our new water-cooled models
created a sensation at the New
York, Chicago and Philadelphia
Truck Shows.
An inspection of these trucks
at the Show or at our local branch
will repay your serious attention.
TRUCKS
are shown in two tonnages one
and three. "
We are pioneer builders of
" motor trucks. We build nothing
but motor trucks they are not a
side-line.
ANDREW MURPHY & SON
1410 Jackson St., Omaha, Neb.
Ill1
Unrivaled
Car
Paige 5-pssnrer Tonrlnir or. Model Qltnwood
Gray & Davis
Electric Starting
and Lighting
System
Loft Side
Drive
Centor Control
vs.
for 1913
$1,275
116 in. Wheel
Base
34x4 in. Tires
Silent Chain
Driven
Motor Gears
Cork Insert
Clutch
4x5 in. Motor
D()hS AST OTII10W CAK in the I'mge pi ice Hold offer you (lio famous Gray & Davit
I'lnctrlc Starting nnri UrMIhk System? Pofwlbly. but look It up. Sen If they do. Several of tho
$11.0(10 to $r.,000 enrs do, mil they feature the system. Tho I'nlgo "36" chassis was designed for
the (!ray & Davis system. H Is n part of the ear.
This enr Is n revolution In motor car hulldinK. No other manufacturer Is building such a car to boh
at such a price. Maybe later, but not this year. The.l'alKo "HO" Is a next year's car ready for delivery
now .
Kxtraordlnary as tho design and equipment tne. the Pifigo should bo considered first ust an automo
bile. And Just as an automobile- a dependable, comfortablo. handsomo automobile a car of good ma
terials correct construction and flue workmnnsblp a car that's always on tho Jot) the, Paige baa earned
hlKh rank. ,
ny Paige owner and they are almost everywhere' can tell you what a car, Just as a car, tho Palgo
lias proved Itself.
Study PalKo doBlgn; conslden the Paige motor, famous becauso wo havo never lot a Palgo motor tnax
wasn't absolutely right leave our factory; read carefully what the word equipment means whon It 1b
Paige equipment: take an expert to s6e tho Palgo car and hear what ho says; then dccldo what car you
want. . . ,
Paige "III!" offers five tpcB of body from which to choose your car; fi-passciiKor Touring Car, Model
(Jlenwood Il-pnssonger ltondstor, Model WcBthrook; Kncoabout, Model Drlghton; 4-pas8cnger Coupo,
Model Montrose: 5-paKH0tiger Sedan, Model Maplehurst.
l)i;SI(J AND COXSTItlCTION
Aluminum Cmt
Lift Sid Drlre, Oantar
Control.
8Unt Chain Drlr for
Cum Shaft, rump and
Generator (enoloiad.)
Cork Inaart Multiple
Dleo Clutch.
110 inch Wheal Baee.
4x5 tnoli Motor, oaat all
bloc.
Unit Power Plant.
Encloeed Valvoe.
Selective Type Trani
minion. 34x4 lnoh Tlrai, De
mountable Rime.
rioating- Type Kear Axle.
mil Elliptic Scroll Bear
SprlnffB.
14x8 lnoh Srake Druma.
Imported Annular and
Hyatt Roller-nearlntre.
Qanollne Tank under
Shroud Daali.
Crank
and Tranamlealon
Caiei.
Qua and Spark Control!
on top or Staerlng
Wheel. Daah Adjuetment for
Carburetor.
17 lnoh Dteerlnsr Wheal,
Xrrererelble Oear.
Rear Door 31 Indite wide)
Tront, 10 lnchee.
10 lnoh Upholitery, Deep
Tilted Cuahlona.
I.onff, Clean, Linoleum
Covered Bunnlnp;
Board.
All Daah Equipment,
Speedometer, Ammeter,
Carburetor, Adjuetment,
Mairneto and Llffhtliifr
Swltchca, etc, Imbed
ded In Auxiliary Daah,
Convenient to Operator.
Gray & Davla
Starter.
Cray tt Davla Blectrio
Llffhtlnr Syatem (gene
rator and alactrlo mo
tor In aeparate unite,
toraffe battery and all
connection, awltchea,
ate.)
Boaoh Mairneto.
Ventilating; Wind Shield,
built Into body.
Bilk Mohair Top (tan
lined), Side Curtains
and Boot.
Stewart Bavolvlnff Dial
Speedometer.
Heavy Nickel Trimming1
throughout.
kquipmunt
Blectrio
la Inch Bleotrlo Head
Llffhta, Farabollo D
alffn black enamel and
nlokal.
0 Inch Eleotrle Bid
Llffhte, Tlnah In Daah,
Crystal Cut Lena.
3 lnoh Bleotrlo Buby
Bight at Xaar.
34x4 Inch Tires.
rive DemountAble Bim
Adjustable Foot Bast.
Klckel Robe Ball.
Extra Tlr Irons,
Uoanas Braokats.
Horn, Pump, Jack, Tools,
Tire Repair Outfit, ato.,
Complete.
for tliOMe who wmit h rar stniillor tlinn t ho I'iiIro
"Sfi' our 1013 lino offers tlio 1'hIko "25," n cur vnlm
price oonxlilrrcd Just na lt'iunrlinlilo as the "!I6 "
Tlio PalBe "26" Is n cur of proved hiicoomh Hven
lin'klnR Koine of the refinement! nml Homo of the enulp
nient of thin 191.1 model, the Pal fro "25" last your entnli.
llnlied wenHutloual aurcrnB.
Careful construction, and real workiunnHhlp. nmde
this rnr a leader In the tliousnud ilollnr field.
For 1913 we offer, tlio most popular body types of
See Paige 1913 Models at the Auditorium'
PAIGE 2S, $950
PnlKe "2!" Model Hrunswlck, K-paRfletiKor tourlnx car,
sr.o, and Model Konllworth, a snappy, trracefnl roadster,
'tIio price- only J9R0 -sccuib Impossibly low whon
yon consider thn our and Its equipment.
PhIko "25" la rcKiilnrlv enulpped In nickel trimming
with ruin vision windshield, silk mohair top, top boot nnd
curtnliiH, Hlowiirt Hpecdomnter, R nickel and black enamel
lumps. Prest-O-Ilte tnnk, G doinountalilo rims, extra tiro
Irons, horn, piflnp. Jack, tools, otc
-but write for handsome catalogue today.
PAIGE COMPANY OF NEBRASKA, Distributors
Palgo
25th and FARNAM STS.
Detroit Motor Car Company, Makers
Detroit, Michigan
You ought to sec every car in the Automobile Show if you're
going to buy one; it's worth the trouble.
Put your httt time in at thn Mitchell exhibit, though. Make careful cotnpariaow
with the other moderate-priced cars. Study what they offer yotu Yoa will come back
to the Mitchell. There is nothine equal to it in vahte; not aootirar car at lasywhera Bear
the price has so many things you will want in your new automobile.
Ot, course, you wiO want a T-head, lone-stroke motor; no one wiQ be tatisfierl -ftrKh
any other next year the Mitchell has it this year. The 1913 Mitchell has. the extra long
wheel base, and the French Bekise springs that mean the best cf read comfort; abo the
important and essential electric self-etartcr and lighting system you meat hare these. The
other details of this unequalled equipment include left drive and center control j Bosch
ignition; Rayficld carburetor; Firestone demountable rims; rain-nsion wfndsfaicld; Jones
speedometer; silk mohair top with dust cover; Turkish upholstered cushions Timken frost
axle bearings; gauges on the dash to show air pressure and oil pretsarej gauge kt aVe
gasoline tank showing amount of gasoline it contains; and a portable electric lamp av&lch
also illuminates the instruments on the dash.
AH writ T-iasotl snotor, Utrs sHstrtr, aseotzfa BafhtLsi-fltf Isi. wlmsU
Ueter WkedXaai
7-fMtuxar Six 60 H. P, 4x7 In. 144-kv
2 er 5-fMa(r Six 50 H. P, 4 xoin. 1324a.
2 car 6-pauscocer Four 40 H. P, 4)fxr in. 120-in.
t. aSLXttha
$2500
1850
1S00
Mitchell -Lewis Motor Company, Racine, Wis.
MITCHELL MOTOR CO. .tt? "'
Women do four-fifths of the buying
and influence the other fifth
Tlio paper that goes to the home is
the only one that the housewife gets a
chance to read. Everything about
The Omaha. Bee
appeals to women. It is a paper that
any mother may allow her daughter
to read. Its talks to girls, its fashion
pages, its society department its wo
man's department make it tho favor
ite with mother aud daughter nliko.
Advertise in the pape that gte$ to the homes.
The paper that goes to the homes
brings results for the advertiser.