TITO OMAHA SUNDAY REE: MAY 11, 191.1.
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Nebraska
Nebraska
FIND ROOM IN STATE HOUSE
Space Under Roof Affords Place for
Many Offices.
ONLY NEEDS FINISHING OFF
Rxpcdltlnn to Ilnflrrn of Cnoltol
UnlldlnK niMclonpH Plenty of
Office Hnom Avnllnlilr at
Siunll nxpenno.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. May lO.-(Spedal). The state
board of public lands met this morning
and with represtntlves of the press, made
R trip up Into the hitherto unexplored
regions of the state house on tho fourth
floor, for the purpose of seeing If some
thing could not be .discovered which
would tend to relieve tho congestion down
on tho first floor where everyone Is hold
Ing on to what he lmn like a miser to a
ten dollar sold piece.
It was found that the situation there
Is such that It will bo comparatively
easy to fit up departments which will be
Just as good and In many ways for pref
erable to those on tho second and thtid
floors. Tho state house was bllt with
the Idea that possibly at some time It
might bo necessary to use the fourth
story for office rooms, as the floor tim
bers are already laid so that all It will
be necessary to do Is to lay the floor.
Partitions of brick divide up the space
with openings for doors. The celling Is
high and about all that will be necessary
to do. Is to remove tho wooden braces
and place steel girderB to .hold up the
roof, lay the floors, plaster the walls and
put on the steel ceilings.
Plrnty of llnmii.
Windows may bo easily cut In-the out
ride walls or the present windows re
placed with others of larger dimensions.
There Is plenty of room fpr corridors
find with an elevator running to the
fourth floor, the offices there can be
mfado easily ncccssable and and very
comfortable.
The construction of tho dome Is such
that exceedingly good ventilation can be
secured through the dome down to tho
fourth floor and through openings In the
Bide, which wilt make the offices well
aired and cool In the summer.
Tho cost of fixing up this floor will bo
about one-half what It would cost to fix
up thn basement, as was first planned,
and will, It Is estimated, reach In tho
neighborhood of $30,600, although many
of the members of the board think that
It can be done for much less. State
Architect Burd. P. Miller will be culled
to Lincoln at ttnee and the work will be
commenced Just as soon as plans can be
prepared and contracts entered Into.
Will Give Mneh Room.
It will not be necessary to use the
space over the senato chamber as was at
first determined, as It Is thought that
the north and t,outh wings will give all
the room needed. AVhen completed It will
give additional space such as Is now used
by tho supremo court, clerk of the court,
consultation room of tho Judges, secre
tary of the senate and oil Inspector, at
torney general, public library and other
minor offices,
Tho proposition looks so good that
Chafrman' Henry T. Clarice of the vall
way commission said that they would be
willing to move their whole department
to the fourth floor. Others are begin
ning to cast longing eyes toward the
heretofore despised fourth floor, and It
may be that the fellows who have been
holding on 'to their present offices so
hard and refusing to give space to the
new board of control will find that the
new quarters will be tho most desirable
In the building. In any event, the out
look from the windows o ftho fourth
floor will bo very pleasant, as it will
give a fine view of the city and sur
rounding country.
Other Iloom Avnllntile.
In the event that more room should
be needed there Is plenty of space above
the senato chamber, and by lowering the
celling about six feet a large department
can be constructed the slzo of tho present
senate chamber and not any way spoil
the looks of the chamber, except that
tho fine landscape drawings, water
scones, German beer Harden paintings,
the pyramids and the -Sphinx will have
to be destroyed after the state has paid
thousands of nickels to an Imported
painter to reproduce those historic scenes
wldch brought out that eloquent and
soul-stirring address from Senator Placelc
of Saunders county during the closing
hours of the late Besslon of the legisla
ture, and all thut will be left will be the
memory,
i
Prats Make Better
Scholastic Showing
LINCOLN. May 10. (Spectal.)-Com-plete
reports of the scholastic standing of
tho various fraternities completed by
Prof. C. C. Engberg, chairman of the
committee on delinquent students, shows
a marked betterment In the scholastlo
record of these organizations over the
same time last year at the University of
Nebraska.
The reports Include the standing of all
social organizations, Hellenic and other
wise. The lead Is this year taken by the
Acacia, the University Masonic Fra
ternity, and Kappa Alpha Theta snrorlty.
Silver Lynx and Kappa Kappa Gamma
follow with a close second. The figures
are as follows:
FRATERNITIES.
First Sem. First Bern,
1912-13 1911-12
Ave. C.F.D. Ave. C.F.D.
Acacia SOI .9 7.5 151.0 11.6
Sliver Lynx 197.4 9.9
Delta Chi 4.7 16S.0 11.1
Kappa Sigma.... 1S2.1 8.4 93.7 14,0
Alpu Tst Chi 178.1 10.3 13.5 5.6
Delta Upsllon... 177.2 7.5 12! 9 10.3
Slg. Al. Ep 1B3.3 6.8 87.6 18.1
Bushnell Qulld... 163.1 8.6
Phi Knppa Psl. 150.0 12.6 173.4 10.7
Phi Gam. Del... 131.0 14.1 127.0 15.9
Sigma Nu 123.8 16.2 161.2 1S.2
Heta Theta PI. . 116.5 17.6 79.4 24.1
Slg. Phi. Ep 112.9 16.1 92.6 17.8
Delta Tau D.... 111.3 16.6 92.7 23.1
Sigma Chi 10J.8 21.3 103.0 18.3
Alpha Tau Om.. 99.7 19.6 114.5 17.4
Phi Del. Theta.. 80.7 16.8 81.8 20.4
SORORITIES. 1
Kap. Alpha T... 81. C 2.6 241.8 6.6
K, K. Gamma... 2S0.1 2.9 26S.5 2.3
Delta Zeta 278.9 1,6 272.0 1.2
D. D. D 171.4 2.0 213.9 10.5
Chi Omega 2G6.4 2.9 181.1 8.4
Alpha Phi 242.2 .9 242.0 2.9
AChotll 239.6 6.6 263.9 6.9
PI Beta Phi 237.7 4.0 261.7 S.4
Alpha Om. PI... 21.1 1,4 221.7 3 9
Delta Gamma.... 219.8 3.4 i61.8 3.1
Alpha XI D 218.2 4.2
Alpha Chi Om.. 202.9 3.3 191.2 4.1
Vnukton Orulor Wlna Prise.
YANKTON, S. D.. May 10. (Speolal Tel
egram.) The Eleventh annual state high
school oratorical contest here last night
was won by Adoph Pederson of Yankton
In declamation class Mary Jamison of
Seresford won first.
Notes from Nebraska
City and Otoe County
NEBRASKA CITY. May 10-County
Treasurer Charles Johnson has called In
all of tho outstanding county warrants,
some J4C.0CO, thus clearing the county of
any floating debt. He has paid off $.1,000
county bonds. M.500 Nebraska City pre
cinct bonds and 2,000 Nebrnska City
school bonds, and he has left something
like a cash balance of fstf.CO' after he
pays the state and city Us share of funds
on hand.
Banker Nell Home Is to be married to
Miss Emma Shcnborger at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs W. V.
Shenberger. at Aurora, next Wednesday.
After the ceremony the couple will leave
for the Pacific coast whero they will
During a heavy rainstorm, yesterday.
During a heavy rain storm, yesterday,
the home of Mrs. Reuben Hurnell, sit
uated in the western part of the city,
was destioyed by fire. The fire was
caused by a gasoline explosion. The
I house and Its contents were destroyed.
Fifty-nine years ago today Alfred Thels
left Germany and came direct to this
city where ho made his home for fifty
years, and nine yrars ago ho moved to
his farm north of the city where ho has
been making his home. He Is tho oldest
settler In this county.
Mayor J. D. Houston heard the com
plaint against Officer Joseph Miller, whom
Chief of Police William Gunii removed
before he resigned. Mayor Houston says
he will hand down a decision In a few
days. In the meantime tho officer has
been reinstated and the chief Is out.
Wylle Carson had a fine boat stolen
from Us mooring at the foot of Central
avenue. The officers south of here have
Nebraska
been asked to keep watch for It. This
Is the second boat he lias lost within two
years.
The delegates from all of tho lodges
In district No. S of the Royal Highlanders
met lu this city last evening and elected
Frank Hlcslns of Nebraska City, and
M. M. Morrlsey of Tecumseh. as dele
gates to the national convention which
meets In Denver. Coin.
Word has been received here that Field
Company A of the Signal Corps, consist
ing of ninety-six men nnd host of horses
and mules, with a'.l of the equipment,
will be here Monday from Fort Omaha
and arrangements have been made to en
able them to camp In the new city park.
Sheriff Fischer has put all of the pris
oners In the county Jail out on tho court
house lawn to clean It of dandelions.
They have been at work nearly a week
and still have a goodly crop to harvest
The county commissioners havo pur
chased a heavy tractor engine which tliev
will use on the large power grader and
grade up a road east nnd west through
the county, that will be one that can
be maintained In all kinds of weather
As soon as this Is done they will grade
several branch mails north and south
through the county and all are to con
nect with the mnln road.
City Engineer Charles Shannon has
tendered his resignation, as the city re
fuses to pay a stated salary, but only
agrees to pay him J5 per day for tho act
ual time he Is employed during the year
Ho has also tendered his resignation to
the commissioners as county surveyor for
the same reason.
Following an epidemic of measles ear
trouble has appeared with a large portion
of the young and old and tho physicians
havo had many enses. which have be
come quite complicated nnd required
Burglcal operations.
Nebraska
Seward Sheriff Given
Judgment for Fees
SEWARD. Neb.. May 10.-(SpeclnU-Sherlff
Glllan was awarded a Judgment
f against Seward county In the district
court yesterday for S2.S91.Vi). He brought
an action ngnlnst the county for this
1 amount which had been collected by him
1 as Jailor's fees during a period of three.
Nebraska
or four years and which had been ap
plied on hU salary. Hy a late ruling of
thn supremo court, It was decided that
sheriffs were entitled to theso fees In
addition to their salaries In case they act
as Jailors and this case was brought
In accordance therewith. Tho claim was
filed In December, 1911, and Glllan was
given tho full amount with Interest.
Terslstent Aaverttimc t the Road to
Newspaper Advertising la the Road to
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ORCHARD & WILHELM e.
This week's special offerings should certainly interest anyone contemplating
purchasing furnishings for the home. Each department has its share of more than usual values to offer. Read carefully the
items heroin described, then come see the merchandise and bo convinced that they aro actual bargains.
Draperies
"We wish to put especial
emplinsis on the upholster
ing goods that we are of
fering in this department at
an unheard of price. These
are receding patterns of the
highest grade fabrics nnd
aro just the thing for that
piece of furniture that is be
ginning to show wear. You
can afford to anticipate your
wants and we will do the up
holstering in our work room
to suit your convenience
Note these reductions:
$4.60 fancy silk atrlpo for bedroom
pieces, special per $ I 50
12.95 and J3.T0 Silk Armure and
moire, variety of colors for uphol
stering and pillow covering, IGp
per yard lull
53.95 to J4.50 figured and striped
velours, 50 In. wide. In several shades
of ,ireens for upholstering furniture
nK well as portieres, all at g I CQ
one price, yard
$1.00 figured Gordon Reps for por
tieres and couch covers, 39 C
ard
COc cotton damask two- IQf
tone effect, 50 In. wide IOU
DRAPERY FABRICS.
$1.50 and $2.00 Imported 50 in
ras, In all colors, special,
per yard
1.25 and $1.50 sunfaat mater
ials Kpeelal yard
$1.00 Imported madras, 48 In.
Wide, bod. room colors
75c Domestic Madras, 46 In.,
t,eclul aril
35c and 50u cretonnes In. all
colors, special, yard . .
mad-
49c
39c
39c
9c
19c
CURTAIN MATERIALS
75c, $1.00 and $1.26 domestic nets,
ID and 44 in. wide, variety of AQn
L'Slgnb and shades Ul
75c green bungalow net, 45 in. I Q.
wide, special yard I w u
.' scrim, 40 in. wide, special Qq
toe colored scrim, 36 in. wide, I n.
lain centers, special yard I Ow
'T'ic colored scrim, three pat- Qr
terns, special yard U
39c French muslins, 36 In. wide. In
bed room effect, blues and yel- Q.
lows, special yard "
CORDS AND BANDS.
Lot of silk cords and gimps. In I.
all colorn, special I u
it Cretonne bands In colors, I n
special lu
Lot pillow cords and Batten- q
WINDOW SHADES.
36 In. x 7 ft. oil shades, 76c A En
value, special f 3u
3C In. x C ft. oil shades, 60c QQn
value, special OSfu
These shades are mounted on spe
cial make 1-in. rollers with brackets
and slats complete.
Let us measure your window for
shades and rods and furnish esti
mate free of charge.
Special Sale of Quaint Furniture
This week offers another opportunity to purchase the Famous
Stickley Bros, inako of Quaint Furnlturo at sharp reductions. '
DAVENPORT (Like illustration)
Fumed quartered oak, Spanish Morocco leather, cushion seat
and 2 cushions in back. Davenport 6 feet long. Tho famous
Stickley Bros. make. Regular value f 75.00. Spe- dyrffl fi
cial, each pD27.UU
BEBf k ti
CHINA CABINET
(Like cut)
Fumed oak, 42-ln. wide, 16'ln.
deep. Half mirror back, hand ham
mered copper .trimmings, Stickley
liros. make. Regular PAQ fin
value $64.00, special ,.OiUU
ROCKER or ARM CHAIR
(Like cut)
High back, fumed oak, Spanish
Morocco cushion seat ami baok,
Stickley Bros. make. Regular
value $24.00, special $ Q QQ
j
BUFFET (Like cut)
This high grade SiIcKley Bros, make fumed oak, band hammered copper
trunmeu uutiei, ov in. long, iteguiar price tvu.vu, ric fin
W-rvJiu v
special
$10.00 fumed Rocker. Spanish
leather seat, special 98.CO
$12.00 Arm Chair, Spanish leather
seat, fumed oak, special . .99.00
$17.60 Arm Chair, high back, Span
ish leather cushion seat, pad
leather back, special 812.78
$24.00 Chair, Spanish leather cush
ion seat and back, fumed oak,
special $16.00
$26.00 Mprrts Chair, fumed oak.
leather seat and back, special,
at 818.00
$32.00 Settee, fumed oak, Spanish
leather seat, special 834.00
$17.50 Settee, fumed oak, Spanish
leathet seat, special 810.00
$24.00 Library Table, fumed oak,
at 817.80
$16.00 Library Table, fumed ouk.
at $10.00
$40.00 Dining Table, fumed oak,
64 In. round top, special . .$39,00
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ISenlUUn Hit? nUUTI' O.. U l(,Mjr US41DI ivic ((., , ( U,HDI n, fUll.l.,
dining and library tables, china cabinets, etc., at corresponding special
prices,
BASEMENT DEMONSTRATION
REFRIGERATORS
That keep your food pure and
untainted aro shown in our base
ment in all sizes, styles and lin
ings. Tho HERRICK. with Its dry
cold air circulation insures per
fect refrigeration absolutely
dry food chambers,
Up from
The GIBSON, well insulated, well
built with removable parts and an
excellent system of circulation
gives continued satis
faction. Up from
$14,00
18 $8.00
of the
Auto Vacuum
Freezer.
On Monday our
demonstrator will
freeze pineapple
frappe, loganberry
cream, vanilla
cream, without
turning, in 15 min
utes. Everyone la
invited to attend
this demonstration
each day this week.
of the
Auto Vacuum
Freezer.
It eliminates tho
work of freezing
ices, sherbets, etc.
No work.
No turning.
No dirt.
No Blopplness,
No muss.
Just the thing
for automobile picnics.
Rugs
SCOTCH ART RUGS
Monday May Sale
LESS THAN HALF P1UOE
is what wo aro asking for
some of these gonuino im
ported Scotoh rugs. Those
rugs are made from solocted
interwoven Scotch wools
which have no equal in wear
ing qualities. Colors nro ab
solutely fast. A few of theso
rugs are slightly soiled,
others are discontinued pat
terns and we aro making
theso exceptional reductions
to move them at once. "Wo
have only one of a pattern
of theBe rugs and cannot
send them out on approval.
A fow of tho bnrgains aro
listed below; there aro many
other sizes and designs:
$31.76 Scotch Rug, 9x9, (Inn"
pedal 9l UitM
$3. 00 Mayflower rug, ft..
9x1), Bpeclal WtUiUU
$32.60 Scotoh rug 9x9, J J g QQ
".'$15.00
36.00 Scotch rug 9x12, g Q QQ
$43.60 OarlanA rug 9x12. J28i50
j34.00 Scotch rug 10-6x12, 25a00
iSO.OO Oarland rug 10-6 4POQ fin
xl2. special fcOOsUU
$46.00 Mayflower 10-6x12, J3Q,(JQ
AXMINSTER RUGS
Wo are closing out a lot of extra,
quality seamless axmlnater rugs at
less than the wholesale price. Theso
rugs are of tho finest American
quality and are an unusual bargain
at the price. Regularly (Oft flA
$29.00, special tUiUU
LINOLEUMS
Drop pattemu In full rolls and
uhort lengths will continue to be of
fered on our second floor at greatly
reduced prices. JThesa are all stand
ard muke: In a large variety of designs.
INLAID LINOLEUMS
Inlaid linoleums. A grade perfect and
guaranteed for 6 years the full rolls
large enough to cut any room, nug
turly $1.1)0, special, at. ( OC
. uure yard VlifcU
Inlaid linoleum short lengths of the
jiune grudo from $1.60 and $1.66 pat
tern, special, square 750
Cork Carpet, full U-lnch thick, full
rolls of a pattern, regularly M fin
$1.76, special square yard. . I 1UU
Before buying your trunks, suit cases and bags- -see our line
CKKDIT NOTICK We offer the help of our Credit Department.
Paymonts can be arranged to suit your convenience. Do not hesitate
to make use of this suggestion.
PRINTED LINOLEUMS
lilock printed linoleums, 8 ft. wide.
.Pffl.,y.6.0c:... 38o and 45o
Ulock printed linoleum 12 ft. CCn I
I wide, regularly 80c, special.. UUU I
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Tho Detroit Jewel Uub HangeB
are unquestionably the best gas
stove value on the market. Tests
and dally use prove that they are
most satisfactory. A few roaB
sons why
Easily cleaned.
Low gas consumers.
Rust proof oven.
Parts removable.
Efficient cookerH.
High grade construction.
All sizes and styles are shown in
our basement. We invito your In-
?rpocmt,0.n:..u.,, , $9.00
$
15
Buys a Wonderful
Suit at this
store
Hero's a brief mention of
what you may expect and will
get In every Klng-I'eck Suit
at $16. Personally selcctod
fabrics, linings, lntcrllnlnga
and findings. Materials acid
to. ted fur all wool, scientifical
ly tested for wearing qualities
and fastnest of color. Hvory
suit Is especially do-slgneri for
us nnd tailored according to
our own exacting specifica
tions, each suit Is subject to
three severa Inspections be
foro leaving thn tailor shops
and two Inspections before It
becomes a part of our quality
stock. Come and see tho great
est showing of quality suits
In tho entire west.
Othor Values Equally as Good
$10 to $40
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lt'."
At
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FORMERLY KINCSWANSON CO.
Let your
friends enjoy
the best
1
with you
WHEN THEY CALL, OPEN
UP A FEW BOTTLES OF
THE BEER YOU LIKE
Serve a little Dutch Lunch.
Time will pass pleasantly and
you will have given them a
drink that is pure and refreshing
Brewed and Bottled by i
FRED KRUG BREWING CO.,
Order u enso of small or large
bottles today.
Consumers ' Distributors
Luxus Mercantile
Company
109-11 North Sixteenth Street.
Phone Douglas 1889.
Health and Beauty Advice
BY MI18. MA13 MAKTYIM.
Annette: (1) flometlmus a druggist en
deavors to discourage the making of
home-remedies because hu thlnko It In
terferes with his business. I never sug
gest the use of anything that Is not sold
In first class drug store. (2) To maku
kardene spring blood-tonic and liver-remedy
get 1 ouncu of kardene, mix It wltn
M cupful of sugar and add H Pint of
alcohol and Vi pints of hot water. This
formula makes a full quart of tonic, of
which you should take 1 tablespoonful b
minutes before each meal and before re
tiring. Ah an all-around tonic this has no
superior. It will restore your lost appo
tite and tend to strengthen and build you
up. It purifies blood and your pimples
and ugly blotches will soon disappear.
Virginia: A good "llquld-powder" or
face-wash which when on seems a part
of the skin Is made by dissolving )
ounces of spurmax In Vi pint of hot watef
or witch hazel and adding 2 teaspoontuls
of glycerine. This home-made complex-lon-bcautlfler
whitens the skin without
the use of powder and Is particularly rec
ommended for the use of anyone who has
a 'sallow, dark or oily skin.
Constance: To remove dandruff and
stop falling hair, apply once a week jl
quinine halr-tonlc, made by dissolving 1
ounce of qulnzoln lu H pint of alcohol,
adding (4 pint of cold water. Uub Into
tho scalp and hair with tho finger lips
until absorbed. This treatment will pro
mote the growth of hair and tend to make
it luxurunt and glossy, (tfee answer to
Molly.) A
Molly: It i not necessary to shampoo
the hair oftener than twice a month If
you use a shampoo that will thoroughly
cleanse tho hair and scalp An Inexpen
sive shampoo that makes the head fcol
good and helps the hair Is made by dis
solving a teaspoonful of canthrox in a
cupful of hot water. Pour on the hair
and rub well. You will' find that this
makes a good lather and plenty of It
thoroughly cleanses the hair and bcalp
and relieves Irritation and stimulates
roots to helpful action.
Viola: Yes, healthy eye are clear anil
sparkling. If yours are dull, red and in
flamed you need an eye-tonic. Oet an
ounco of crystos from your druggist and
dissolve It In a pint of water. One or two
drops In each eye every day Is all that is
rtqulred. This cye-tonlo will not smart or
lillrti n ml will (-!, ...i . .
are tired, Inflamed or sore. It strengthens
the eyes and will benefit you If you wear
glasses.
.wu?a:v Tour frlelJd. 18 rlf ht ln aylng
'Mt , I know a certain wrlnkte-remove r
which can be made at home at very Uttlo
expense. It Is a vegetable product and la
unlike creams containing oils or animal
:at a.8 "either grows hair nor makes
the flesh loose and flabby. Just dissolve
an ounce of almozoln, which you can get
from any druggist, in one-half pint told
water and add 2 teaopoonfuls of glycettne.
Stir and let stand for one day. To remove
wrinkles apply a thick coat of this cream
Jelly and leave on over night. This pro
tects the skin and allows all the blood
action to be used In constructing now
texture. Then wash It out of the pores
nnd matujage thoroughly with more of
the cream. It makes the skin soft ami
velvety, while It Is unequaled In rcduclna
large pores.
Student: It will be good news to you
to learn that what you eat Is now thought
to have little to do with obesity and that
If enoJgh exorcise is taken, even a fln?h
woman may eat what she wants. To half
starve oneself means to look haggard and
altogether unlovely. Don't drink wnllo
eating, even water, and don't drink alco
holic beverages ut any time. The best
flesh-reducer I know of Is parnotls. (Jtt
from your druggist an original 4-ounce
package of parnotls. take It home and
dissolve It In 1H plnta hot water, Take
one tablespoonful 3 times u day, befoio
meals.
O. T.: Your eyelashes will grow lonis
and havo a pretty curl If you apply
pyroxln at lash-roots with thumb and
forefinger. Thin eyebrows can be made
to come ln thick and glossy by putting
pyroxln on them frequently with the fin
ger. You can buy pyroxln in a small,
original package, but be careful and don't
get any whero hair Is not wanted.
Olga N.: The disfiguring hairy growth
can be permanently banished by using a
delatone paBte. Get a small, original
package of delatone nnd mix enough of
tho powder with water to cover tho ob
jectionable hairs. Let remain 8 o. i
minutes, then remove and wash the skh,
This simple treatment 'dissolves the halra
and leaves the skin free from blemish.
Mead Mrs. Martyn'a book, "B&Mjr,M
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