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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1913)
THE OMAHA ,SUAXJ3EE;,.,S!ABCBr: 10, .,1313, .v.- PTE LOSING MUCH MONEY leeiit 8?i(em of School land I Tefiir Expetttiva Proposition. llE&tfrlElt Iff PAYOR OF SALE fla-urtf-- Tiiies niial InJVt 'on Money Invested "Would Return Maeh jttor Than j(ow la , Drought lik. (tfrom it Staff Correspondent.) L.1NC0LN March lS.-(SpeclaI.)-aiaie Treasurer George 19. dally receiving, letter from ttiffeYftnt portions or the (ate toeing, that the school lands be sold nhd the propped invested- In bonds As r sarip'of the letters received, on Which eamd to. ttio Office this morning gives seme idta of what Nebraska-Is losing nn,Us Present plah ot leaeJn'gitthooT lahds. The letter l from Sidney arral substantially as follows: I'There l-tme. ncttton bt 'school land' Irf that opnhty which under -lca"$ to" the present owner Is 'bringing-" to the state1 .1. ! - J-i revenue- pt jinw w .year. vine iana l easily frprth ,$23 'An ncrs; an& would tfl for that. If Uold thlsaWoUtd bij-Jrig Into the st ife-treasury the silm of flWXO;-1 wjich ir I tested In .bonds. at tlife "usual liUcrMt oG per ceny would bring In ai annual hbUlXCXX. Iflim&ty seen that the state Is loslilir'iriali 5nrfon this one section of landthe? neat JJIttle'1 Bm of I7C0.M." Much 3Ion nam tne treasurer: "This Is Only a irt of -what tho peopteiof Hh'e stae k'rV liking on our present r proposition lof. indllng our school lands. If that traut ot SW acres mcntlonedMn this letter was" sold at tho prlco this" gentleman Writing' nft said It would bring, it would brtng tflf tho state taxes In bio amount pf fltf.40 ruSnrly as much as W kr' 'flioiHtiK 'for? itjnow as renUl and.all.we-are getting TJie county of Cheyenne, In whjch the l&d Is situated would probably Yecolve', If Its county levy about" what the" afrerage county would luiya. In ,thatteo ti&n of the state, a U-nflli lovy duisldo of school and bond levy, on a one-fifth valuation on the Jand at a 16,TOvahie7 Wing J,200, W.60 for the county alone, vfpMe tho school tax would be In addition according to the Iov' for each district III Whleh thit InnA rttom .lto..,,..l JThe state of Kebraaka now, has 1,71 (.009, Ogres of school lands bringing In a reve ries each year to tho, stale oflR.& If, igese lanaayyioiavitM minimum wice of J7 per aero It would make n fund If ll,0jLwhlch, It Invested In bonds' njt 4fc peFjc&rftjvould bring each year ifito ther&ury aC Increase ft tne prespnt ImtomeiorUiW state from" the st larMs of JJUTWST v '!ri uddloii to this the staUit.wota,re eglve In taw from thli.Jttnd ovr ittfSSt es,ch year llia.Jjuraasro':trloyfbne, tfMiQ tnis swrji -wouiane increased each ygisr by rcaaort'o the Improvements lfe made on the laSa. Ail 'Tq slim the whole propoSU!ontup,l))e slate Is now receiving $l6S,Srlh'' rev'ntis each year from Its soliool lati'da. if this .lfad Is sll Vllh8 "tnlnrhium' figure, and tike It b$ an averaVe throughout the- 'We wllVWcelve lV.i1ft?roH an ill taxes HtWji total . .of JM2.M0. These 1 tfres shoC0SU i'H$ losing each ir by its present system oi nnnauns s school lands unsold the neat little im of m,W iCUMSEH-MANVlCHM ... OF WOMAN SWINULbK TECUM 8EH. Neb,. March 16.-JBpecal.) -&eoa W. Brott,Jl'irrnU or Cliltflclty! tit ben,summ6ne4,awop,,t(for tn. ttwnd Jury In the east uivision or . ine t&Hed 8ates dlstrfcFc6u"rt,at fit tuls o Wednesday, llaychyOjiUve tl -n&ni) ailnat tlcs Stella Is. Qreen of W6 Ciamberi street, fee l!uW, oh ;tnS ottdrH of, using Hha malls to defraud. A deputy tqittd tates maraha! was In tho city tday and served the summons. fBrott haw anfijLaverflemflnt ot tn) dreHn wdmarnaU-fmonial paper attfll answered! Iti? ofiWiiiSoMsh(J 'TbllowH; aid the jwoman led Brott to send n ntetiey. it least one remittance. U wi Jreed that "Miss Green" should cum tTecuneh for the pujqsa marry I h$ ott, ank he sent hsf it WOnft' order to thtt St. I-ouis Mrio pay car Th-jwwan rWi .fcaefcUhat.. sa iuld oome at onet-lltf'KoUld stop w .... i-.f..T.im:ii to Visit an auweiuni was in lieard from her, Irett is 45 years of age. Ho was to: riy marnea, dui wb uivorcou uum ii wtr. lie has & married daughter .News Netra of ShUbii. The high schpol cetiteit Wfl.s "Heid ln Uo ing mis evening, iin mip -vi'"--ants. Itoy prehantva, sopjipmore. received It. r ? Vi a,.;' i-Ji a .freshman, received second, flfcVina wfif .Tlafpilrfleld to Wist toT ih9 KroeaajL rhur, cVvr, ll&riat, 4-our asked Senator Ollilrirliaih; " " "Some of them attempted U. but thY sot the wdjrftt fit; It." ttplled Ir.MAt emphaUcal f" O ; t WOO III nilUl UtU5 ,v - ao4 almost tore a girl's .coat from her bao"lr$n " ntlnd. " 3'r heard hi: make a very ugly remark to a woman In front PJrfe.1llfWMa,t9 W ome. thins td m. nut M he opened his mouth QulckMt KtlUi! Knewrt The following la absolutely the surest nA nntrkeit cura known to science for all foot ailments: "liUtaolve j.wotabs SDOOnfUls or uiociqo rgmpouno in a at warm water. Book -the feet In win iu( mil (iiiu,miHUin gently rubbing, the sor parts." The-effect is really wonaeriui, A. i i- soreness sons Instantly: the ftot feel so good you could sing fori joy. corns ana caiiousra can ha neeled right off. It I gives immediate relief fpr ;or 'Mstons, aweatr. tneiiv ana acninz ieei, a. v at ; i . ftcicr.t to cure the worst feet. It works through, the cores and removes the pn uncertain remedies.;' i Any druggUt has Calocide compound 'Inatoek or tie can get It In a few hours from his whole us noue. it la pot a patent meaiciiie mem tr.H dimrtU ' 1 ir it"1!. I-k.. ' if , . , i - "' , ?.,' . '; k Greater NeDraska--the talk of tnelowij .' RAND openifig displays will remain in place during style show week; presenting , a 7nost intensely interesting exposition of correct apparel Jor men and women; offering vaiuis djfrrare itnortance h Raster apparel. All are i- 'JJjjj '!-. it" ' .... ... . v'- "' " ' ' vueayio visv our cpinpieieLy rempaece siqre T Intrpduciiiig Notable Values ifi jfrrl ii i Wottlen's, and Misses' 2 u JL . !a". . : - . . . .... .xr.-i rulOUSANDw of styhSligtirmentfe at popular prices greet the visitors to pur "X" beftutiful new crarmeut secliOn third floor. Handsome new Spring , suits, coats, dresses and children garments are here in every: popular;' fashion? . and shade. Prices that demonstrate the Nebraska's determination1 to 'give the" T wdmonjiof tlyComminty tmmatchable values., Wet urge cpmpar,isoni 4 Noyftr r bdfofo hasTsucfra magnificent ne Showing of'high grad6 garments' been offired at such extremely.. reasonably prices ,,....:.. , aa!rr,. ' j i " ' . ' ' i , " - it., i A Wopnen's and Missies' Tailored C w l'i !'-k vpring outits Tlio new owners of fhirte0? 1,peop1ieKntVrf ' greater 4 vatuo !givihg thttt would be recognized , uy nil. vjvuiwiimmiug ,icvub" riitiofl lfas rewarded their-1 ef-' f ortsr ' ' Xpur . work of re ju yen- ating this store and sCilt retain ing' its original principles in value giving -maks an epoch in this tovn,, said a prominent business man. Ho voiced the setjmBiit ressed by hun : dreds of people who attended, ITheNebraskaJs. grandsopening HRKOlATi opening veok, Bhbwln 300 hfph graflo tailored sutta Bedford cordB . novelty checks serges ttnd mixttt'res. lllcli tailored effects, also snappy -new Bulgarian blouse Bults. Jackets peau do cygno lined. Compare these exception al values with $20 and $22. DO suits offered elso whero. Women's itnd misses' models. The Ne- fa. UraakJv' prlce--r- . 'J 8TVLI8H SUTg thatjem bo'dy every cqrrect jfetyjo' touch beBldci poeseBslhg the superiority of talterv. ing usually found, only In Uhlgher pr!ced suits. New est materials, sponges,' Bedford cords, 'shepherd checks, mnnnish sergeas, plain tailored atid hun-. dreds of novelties Eve"ry suit a distinguished style and valuo. Very- special aW-"! .T ft 1 EXOIiUSIVK 9PRI?TG SlilTS AT $35.00-i-hen you see these suits you will realize why It is impossible , for us to adequately! picture In words the many clever' style .touches, that set them aboVo and apart from garments itBually Offered at "this pfico.. Woojoponge,. poplins, Bedford kjprd, serges, mixtures and lmo r? pqrteffinbveltlea,. fq'tensely Interesting values P30 . Bfcftitiful, Spring Opstumes, : NeSpring Coats ipoial 'offriniof smart length coats niftSe' of neweatfeft'ateristls, mixtures and fahfcy weftv'ed;' Novelty collars and cuffs. Well made, smartly tailored .styles for women and misses. NoW Cosfiunesl!VQ&ij.d,l8tlngulBhod sources,: ivo havo gathered charming fr;ookB,and havo given "Wide prefer ence for tlio hlJcurlpUS soft .fabrics. An f exceptional .range of Bmar 6,txJ6f at 25.00 to SI75.O0 , Exceptional Dress Mescaline Dresses 1 w.iSJL' !SSpMffenII!,u;"'v- KXCTiUSrVK CpAT MODELS AT 25 A magnificent iwiqwlMH-feHitfre; (!!. swagger chlo alyletf, aitU JenBth cut-aw,yf.aBd jdraped models. , , High grade bro fide mlntr,"ep6ttgesr Topllns, Bedfdrd cordB and fino t n?w-iCTnf!IM iwwiaiinos. nq nener coats (Offered Values' at $15 ' Stylish Dresses; $15- Beautiful new ideas in crol)6r de'chlne and 'sessallne dresses -with ' lace'l,yoko and collar, also Persian collars. Drape s k i r !t tH Mt! where t h e s o idressoa are ?20. Priced kt f .' ' Special at $10 ' Special Dress Value, at $10 A splendid ishfawlpg of swart'navy blue- brown and black - messallne dresses have very neat pur strl jjeautituuy trimmea w Sorful values -with' $15.00 resses elsewhere, Priced at, Fteu 1 i! t () -ift'vi j, -- 7 $25 4 I it- rClo Who demands real x money's worth and servicer UNDOUBTBDliY the- greater .Nebraska has Hhebest orgoinizatibn -of expert merchandise men ever brpuglit togetljer by any, apparel house in the West. In this day and age knowledge is power. Cloth ing values don't just happen they must bo Created. Mr. John A. tswanson, wno gives pumuuui- tttujMMUii iu nv men's clothing department of this store, is known to Omaha men as a producer of the most notable clothing values ever offered in this com munity. A real proposition like'this bears tlje light of daycome see our great new daylight clothing floor. It's new all through. Men's and Young Men's.,. Spring Suits $10 to $35 Spring Top Coats and Cravenettes r' $10 to $20 Men's Spring Slipons and Gabardines $5 to $20 v 'Ik ::'"I - BOYS CLOTHES , Visit Our New Shop Introducing greater values in b oys' good clothes. Our new shop is equipped with the " newdUBt Tproof cases. Comfortable rest rooms and new fixtures throughout; everything to make you. comfort able A beautiful showing' ot wonderful values In boys' and children's apparel your complete satisfaction here. A It- - t --i. M, ,' ' iff1- m. tolfcKiL wAk;w)ll.-:tltt'd.-4oe'v Batlsfaotibu ' - TTfllfc$ M-iy, Phse'.lieVoV.'' ." itietJ 1 conscientious vi . ' " 17 t.-j ----- "v ,t ' JOriKA. SVVAN SONRti?- -4 WM.LHOLZMAN.TSIAI. 455r.,," T'- ' ir- 1 h rir K .Si-S '-'0- I " f" "r ''r dnrxounctment on paga S thi itsu: !,'?; ! ifc i, .v.teV!M ' ii Menfs Spring Hats .Great attraction ur all new Bhowlng of men's and young mpn' Spring Hats. Wise 1-heads are lnvestlgatirig this new hat stock. Expert hat men to serve you. 1 - ino lUth. 1 think his teeth went dawn. b- -cauaoTiir'-iHilpeS' a 'ireat dal. "f "havrn'V yetJieard what ho was going la say.' -Trie te Iilt UlrL tfcem Miss Ulba lenity, who mhrchod with a section of striking glrl-carrawnt wark era rronr DalUraorr, 'told' of a numban ot ottempta by men In tit 0 crowd to til- treat clrla In Iter section.. She. said thU tavfer&l tlmesi shB xtta iorcd.-to 'Ca U fne assutanca or sins wnoni ,mcn tnu f'vTho pollco , maJ no attmpt.to Inter, f.ero with these mwV? ad..ijts FJnJey. fltivrral otbiiv vWltnesstlt Mjd.lh bar nevsd the police had done all in their tpower te."-ontrorttha-Krowtlr , Admiral. Qeors. W. Ualrd., retired. . de ing- mai irorn in pomnrt-wnrcmiDaTV the parade they did all that could be ex. fJennd Marshal :Bjigl-o'nTeatUles. A dramatic recital ot the progress c: taviiSaa? of thn AtflK lhrnuvh Pnn!? flnl aveniS'tf waiWen f,ij?Mtfi! luohard Coke Hurleeon, the trand- rnftc- shal, who rode on horsebtttJc. She said 11. .. , 1 4.i,w J. rT At- . inniiur a mw mier ill) jnrnoe DCgan the war was clesr. , , "Suddenly I found myself In the midst of thia howllne -mobr' shet cintlnuei. There did nojjttem to a' pj)ltoeman any where. Thfl aUtoM6blle pluWoh anU the mounted police seemed to have dl 'JPPer3. I waai.Tinproteotedf. tflohe and tefHfled. The eroWd' mined X about me and between me and Mist MUho! JRC. wh0 rode Bome distance to the rear 1 couiq seo ner surrounaea cy me crowu. She was 4loni not a policem'nn was near tier. tujq triced to force her horse through the crowd. I was afraid tno crpwd Would pull her to the ground." A squad of' police, marched in review btfore ilrs . Burleson that she might at- mpt to identify a policeman, who, aha RADiROADS'DROPr "T- D1SS0LUTWH PLAN CContlhued from l'use One.) X said, had been lnrtcnt .tojier. She was unable tb find thesil.,,' U ' "!a flhe ssl4 throvphotvicij-.rlde .uij the avenue she observed that the ." poUce seemed Indifferent anJWfrfihining- good time rather than attempting to con. trol'the crvw4. 4 . The Persistent and Judicious Use of Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to 4ijM. Success, Urfr of the Union rnclflcf; gave out" this statement by order of the board ot gov oroore: , Calln in Union l'aoltio Htock. ' ' The railroad cnrnMlKslon nf C.nt(rnA 4ftVlnr: fulled to 'approvo- certain nro- isions of tho plat outlined n tno circular o .stochho dera dated irebruary 10. 1913. respect of which 'provisions, in , the Pinion, ot th 'comDa,rij;,K ooup?U,,the an- TQvai or tne commission: was necessary ir kdvii al)l. the'nlan and tne arnSfem'eht nrOiodr)nK tha saie, Ih'c.dn the otfec f stock in the southern racino company or subscription to stockholders, cannot ecome effectives: According!? klrt pffer bt.atook.foc ,uhsarlpt(on.tQ stockholders )b wunarawn ana suoscnnuon warranu ,v, , w l.w The arrangement. Known; as tne modi fied jUan.whloh was abandoned today, Was. the second device drafted by the rallwiy attorneys 'Irt an attempt to com ply with tho dissolution decree ot the supreme' court First, PUf Kt.odifled. I The first plan, which was submitted to the; circuit Judges on February it, was Modified because the California, Railway commission objected .to the clause orp- vldlng for the lease of the.Southern Pt clflc short line from Oakland to Sarto ito thtt Qtntral Faclfltv which lnvturn wus ti be taken over by the Union Pacific, and" 'far the provision" for, tha ewtuslye Jolnt iW.R.9t ttl9. cji.WUiy.the two major ifarrluuut lines, . , 1 " - .:. JThe abandoned plan, abandoned today, jprovtded-fpr V preferehjliil tralo Brc.5 ,iuent bjirea. thA.tSoutherh -WelfWj "an irnloTalltioTfSr?th.us & ibqutojS The abandonment of;Ub plan-ahiuj a surprise as sar. iov5i uiu vww? wrneyscantq nre rqiiy t esoequnr v present Bthe dissolution ,irrnEe.bont hs arrjval la Ut xuls., W,. lovett rjg ctve.- cppy of ,l,h pefitest filed . by, tU California Railroad commission with the. objecting- to , theM turn w4f nepeasary, to so Krenclt banklrJg Interests, commission was--neoeflary to,, validate: tho proposed lease of the Central Pa- cirio oy me union l'acuic, vnicn . satlsfi", ' cy.tain - Mr. iovnU annKinM', ihat thp Unlbn Paflo.coUl.i not 'go oh with ttiefpiun1 and' fsk: the court to leave- the final dissolution de cree" in abeyance,-; v ' "5 ; . k Mr, Lovett In his address to the court did not, . -mention the Kyarantee whlon the Union, Pacle h"sl Weti Runn,, L0b & Cp.. the -hanking firm, which Wis to handle, the stock . distribution fettu'res of! tne amsQiutiijii, out iris unumujoq intfi by the collapse t.ha ,plaji the UnloH Paclflo forfeits upward , of ?i,w,ooo o the banking sypdjpme. tU , , . TWO TICKETS, ARE MAMED BY CITIZENS OF COLUMBUS COLUMBU&', Neb,, March 16. (Special Telegram.) At the democratic city com Ve'nUon held last night tho following ticket was named f Mayor, M. riotliletner; Clerk, 'Wl.lllaln Becker? treasUron- Walter HooUchcr; water eomrhUstorier, P. J. Me Catfrey. pdllci Judge, 'Wlltlam O'Brien; councllmcn lirst ward. J. f firunken. SeconiJ ward, WIIHapi Kir: Third ward F. J. Kersenprock; FgUrth wird, O. tt Ptlebj ediool bsard, John RaUerma,n and Hhoii uurK. A -cltlsens convention held the same evening placed in nomination the follow ing; Mayor, 13. Bergman; police judge. J. D. Stlres; councilman Flrht ward. J adimockcri Scond ward, J. Brock; Third ward. A, M. dray; Fourth ward, Oeorg "Wlnsiow; school board, V. II. Weaver and A, R. Miller. KEARNEY PHYSIGlAN NAlVlED FOR BOYS' REFORM SCHOOL , (Ftom a Staff Correspondent.) UNCOU, Mnrfih ,15,-(?PWlalJTfl.py,. tornor Morcbead appointed Dr. 3, Ix Bennett of Kearney thl morning as- physlolan at the Boys' Industrial school at that place. llorftthlev! Htfiil liirtm. BEATRICE, Neb.. - March '15. (Special Telegram.) Thieves last night raided tho hide house ot Heffeltlhger brothers here and carried Itway $160 worth of hides. The robbers were followed as far as ti "where it was learned; Cretet1 and'iUncoln that they disposed of some of the stolen property.- ,n V jr i' .fi . .t-. 1 ' fPEEC0RD 'samoelr J. Phillips. SAC CITY, la., March 15.-tSpecla.)-Samuel J. Phillips, a highly respected resideitLot,Wall.I.akft township, south of Sac" City, died suddenly March ia ' from . GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Mkrcli IS. 'I nearl "ure, lie was 62 years of agJ (Special TelegTamO-Ottrneld- A. Drockerfl '"TCI O,18 wlfo a"d ax chll- MISSING TRAINMAN FOUND IN SHANTYNEARRIDGE supposed to have beori" blown" off the Platte bridge at North Platte, was found lii a shanty on the east end 'of the bridge. He' become benumbed with cold ahd con fused. Ho returned to his family here this afternoon. Xey to the Situation iloo Advertising. dreri.' Ho was fC member of 'the Er;"' fuemoaisi cnurcn. Persistent tdvertlsltig is tho Road to pusiness Succeas. , Persistent Advertising is me Road to Big Returns. 1 CATARRH OF THE THROAT Requires Prompt Treatment to Avoid Deafness BIB. ROimBACKEIl a,ttorBey . Wfieral, preferential traffic fit 'tk'fcttkl appfoyal of thrjwufdrhli,' FREMONT PROGRESSIVES NAME SEPARATE TICKET FREMONT. Neb.. March IS. Because the progresslvea were not consult! by the repubHtaps before' the ticket headed by Wayor .George Wdu'-Vaa nominated last night the; progressives held a mas (convention this afternoon and nominated a full ticket lieaded by Arthur Truedll for mayor- There are t.bwc tlcjcctf n6w a;reemcnt ttoaltxil In the lool fields Robert Urrq Joeing Uie ,deinortta nomine; Many diseases arc -caused by taking cold. A cold fs very likely to settle In tho nose, causing nasal catarrh. It may settlw In the Upper past of tho throat called the' nasal pharyngeal space. In this space- are two little tubes, called -eustachian tubes, that lead to the middle ear. it the-catarrh settles in the pharyn geal spaw it my .follow the mucous membrane' through the eustachian tubes into the middle er. If It does it will cause noises In the- ear, and later-pn be sure to ca,uee .deafness. Catarrh or tho throat -may follow the! eustachian tubes up Into the mlUdle earl without causingr much concern on the part of the patient. The partial loss of hearlpg is apt to be overlooked: A per son may lose" hair his hearing" hefore he knows It. Kor Instance, suppose a man can hear his watch four feet from the bar. If he loses his heurlng to the extent that' he can only hear thd tick of'hls watch two feet from the ear he miy not Buspect It at all. Ills hearing is good enough for ordinary purposes. He goes on without the slightest suspicion that he is losing his hearing. He may have ringing' In the ear. or cracking and snapping sounds in the ear, or a feeling of pressure in the ear. but he is, jbot aware that he Is losing his hearing. It Is a good thing to test your hearing with a watch. Iff ret hold' the" Watch against your ear, then move it gradually away from the ear and see how far away from tho watoh you con actually hear It tick. Try It on the other aide and see If both ears are alike, if -you find that you are unable to hear the watch on both sides alike &m at a distance of four feet from the tar, you may know that deafness has already begun. Tou should begin taking -Perun at once. Gargle the throat with cold, strong salt w-ater, tm directed in page four of the "Ills of Ilfe." sent free. Persist In this treatment until a cum la effected. Sometimes, catarrh of -the nasal pharyn geal 8pace.wlll cause an accumulation of secretions in. the throat, that completely fill tho space. Unless these secretions orp promptly removed by frequent garg ling polypi .may fee formed. Once formed the polypi or adenojds, as they are some times called, will require a long time With the gargling to remove. Gargling according o the proper method will even remove, polypi or adenoids, and no surgi cal operation Is required. In ardor to understand exactly what Is meant by proper gargling send for a free- copy ot tho "Ills pf Life." k During the whole course- of gargling Fcruna must be, token -according to di rections on the bottler T4r. Daniel "Rom-backer. .R, R. t, Cas talia, Ohio,- whosX portrait appears above. Writes: "I want- to- say a,, word (or Peruna. 1 used it for catarrh of, stomach, and It Yalieved ma in a short time, The four ar five bottle I used was worth more' than all other remedies J eVer Used." Advertisement. 86