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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1914)
11 TK HER. OMAHA, WKDXKSDAY. APRIL 1. 1!)U. V I Nebraska i Nebraska, FIRST DEMOS IN REYOLT Maguire's Choice of Postmaster at Lincoln Stirs Up Rumpus. MORE CANDIDATES IN THE RACE Fight for Democratic 'omlnntlon for ConsrcH Will lie Sort of Kree. for-All nn Ilmult of rnaalnu; I'll l.cnilliiK Anplrniitn. (From a Ptaff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, llarch S1.-(6pcclal.)-Tho action of ConKressman John A. Magulre in recommending to the president tho ap pointment of A. V. Johnson for the Llrf coin postmaster has raised a rumput In democratic ranks, as It was supposed to do, whatever way the appointment went. According to tho friends of K. V. Brown, one. of tho candidates, the matter Is not LOSS OP APPETITE IN THE SPRING Ijosb ot appetite is accompanied by loss of vitality, vigor or tone, which is a more serious loss. It is common in the spring because at this time the blood is impure and impoverished and falls to give the digestivo organs what they need 'for the proper per formance of their functions. Ask your druggist for Hood's Sar saparilla. It makes the rich red blood your wholo system demands. It is not simply a spring medicine but it 1b tho best spring medicine. settled yet and they pin their faith to Mr. Ilryan as the one who -will goo that Mr. Brown Rts the Job. They point to the fact that Mr. Brown has been an anient supporter of Mr. Hryan ever since, he was known as "The Hoy Orator of the Tlatte." so many years aao that It ought to mean som-thlng. but others point to the record of Mr. Bryan on loyalty to his friends and say that the fact that a man has been loyal to Mr. Hryan does not signify that Mr. Hryan will also be loyal. However, as n result, candidates -for congress are cropping out, and the race on the democratic ticket In the First dis trict will bo n sort of free-for-all. Be sides the congressman himself, who as serts that his filing will bo made In n few days, and the announcement of Gov ernor Morehead that he. too. will file, also that V. U. Pr.cc will get busy, now comes the announcement that Will Mnupln will cast his hat In the ring and make a try for tho Job. Mnupln Is pre paling n platform which will be a stem winder, according to that gentleman him self. It will be l remembered that Maup'n claims to have, written tho speeches that caused the people of the state to elect Governor Morehead, aft$r the governor had Inflicted them upon the people, and he now believes that he could take those same speeches and pull a few votes for himself. This makes four entries In tho race, but the track la wide. Wmtrrn I lilon Apiirnm. representatives of the Western Union Telegraph company were In conference with the railway commission and Expert Powell today regarding tho methods of making reports to the commission and the system of accounting to be used by the company. The company desires to ascertain what will ba expected of It and USED PIANOS TO BE SOLD THIS WEEK (200 Columbm KJOO Mueller $1 3f $459 Stegcr A $ 1 Q8 Sobi for (090 Stelnway $2iQ 8276 DariY & ilfl Son for (40 ChiekerlBg $1 1(1 Son for p1W M50 Schmoller &1QE A Mueller for $139 2?.?!'. $135 Hid Xtmbj A tC Brass for W $800 Bradford $175 ISM Pease f HA for .i J $290 Terms as Low as $1,00 a Week 30 Days Free Trial! Free Stool and Scarf I Free Life Insurance! SPECIAL $395 buys this beau tiful 88-note Player Pi ano, a regular $550 value. Fully guaran teed. Free bench. Free, scarf. Free music. Small payment down. Balance monthly. Full value allowed for used pianos in part payment. Other exceptional Piano tallies In new Stelnway, Jfeber, Hardttan, Steffer A Sons, Emerson, McPhall, Llndeaan A os, BchMollor A Mueller, and Aeolian Pianola Player Pianos. Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co. Oldest Piano House In Hie west. 1311-13 Farnam St. 1VB IlEJfT PIANOS FOR W.00 A MONTII. Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska urHin what terms It can meet the de mands. Those at the conference repicsentlnt; the company were: W. J. Uoyd. general malinger, Denver; C. W. Carver, division auditor, Denver: C. P. l,ctnan, rate ex pert, Xew York; C. B. llorton, manager for Nebraska, and Attorney Brogan of Omaha. Aahlnttil fllflr Itnnuc Adjutant eClncral Hall Is completing his tcport reKurillns the Proposed purchnse of the rifle range at Ashland, but as yet does not know how much land can bo bought until he hears how much tho War department will Rive the guard for Its purchase. The proposed range lies about three miles from Ashland on the t'latta tlver In Sarpy county and Is well situated as far as convenience to tho other parts of the state Is concerned. It N twenty loiir miles from Omaha, twcnty-se.von miles from Lincoln and Iwcnty-clcht miles from Fremont. Ther anRo of tho bullets will be up stream In a northerly direction at that point and will lose their speed In the river before reaching land, making It an absolutely safe propostlon us far aajlangcr to outsiders Is concerned. Auk Ilrlilite Inquiry, State Engineer D. D. Price has re ceived a letter from Spencer, In Boyd tounty, containing a petition signed by twenty cltlxcns of that place asking that he make an Investigation ot bridges which have been contracted for by the commissioners of the county to the num ber of about forty. Some of these are already built, others In process of build ing, and others under contract, and the material Is on the ground. It is claimed that the material does not come up to tho requlrments prescribed by the act governing the building of bridges and the people Interested want an Investiga tion made. H Is claimed the material is too light to stand the traffic. nen llnr Han Mo License. Tho right bf the Trlbo of Hen llur to appear In the suit brought to test the codo Insurance law, has been raised by tho discovery that tho organtxatlon, which Is a fraternal benefit society, failed to secure a license for 1913, neither has It sccurod one for 1914. Just what t.a will mean In the suit Is not known, but as there are ather societies Joining In the suit It will probably not materially effect the case outside of the connection with this society with It. County Attorney on Carpet. It Is up to Governor Morehead to oust or not to oust II. M. Nicholson, county attorney of Cuming county. It being al leged by James C. Ellitt, Emll Seggren and A. F. Walla of West Point that he has failed to enforce criminal laws. These gentlemen called on the governor yesterday, and Informed him that an as sault had been made on a woman In that town a year ago, and the county attornew had refused to make a com plaint against the accused. Before tak ing action the- governor will glvo the county attorney a chance to appear and tell his side of the story. Notes from Beatrice and Gage County UKATMCK, Neb.. .Maich t.iSpeclal.) E, C. ."allsbury, for lh last two years hi charge ot the office of the Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph company at this point, retires from tho service ot the company April 1. The office has been abolished, and In the future will be In charge of AV. 11. Caman, district com mercial manager. Tho offices at district hcadqunrtors at Lincoln, A'ork and Has tings will be likewise ntfected. Itobbers entered the general store of James Harrington at Odrll early Sunday mornlnK.and rifled the cash register ot about JS. An attempt was made to enter. Wlcbe & Co.'s dry goods store, but the robbers were evidently frightened away. The explosion of a lamp early Fluidity morning damaged tho homo of Wllllari Crosby by fire to tho extent ot WW. Jacob WIebe, a pioneer resident of Oage county, died suddenly at his home In this city of heart trouble aged "5 years. He is survived by a widow and eight children. George 0. Uakcr of Wymore Monday brought mandamus action against City Clerk Thomas Huston. of Wymore to compel him to place his name on the official ballot to succeed Kdward Sweat l.er. councilman from the First ward, who withdrew from the race. The case will bo heard before Judge I'emberton Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. practically would make the reformatory slt-suppoi ling. In a letter to the board of control J. W. Long offers a body of valley land, railroad facilities, drainage, supply of water, plenty of material for the manu facture of brick, tyle and cement, sand and good river frontage and a site over looking the town, Ho pledges the co operation of the I.onp City boosters In pushing to bring the reformatory to l.oup City. Odd I'Vlltnvx Hlrrt. HASTINGS. Neb.. March Jl.-tSpeclal Telegram.) Tho Odd Fellows ot the dis trict between Clay Center and Kenesaw, Kdgur and Grand Island today completed a district organisation and ovtcd to hold the 1915 meeting In Hastings. The of ficers elected are: President, lien Smith. Kenesaw; vice president. Joe Nelson, Harvard; socretary, Kd Francis. Has tings: treasurer. It. H. Williams, Hastings. Persistent .vnertistnc Is tho Itosd to Illg itcttirns Walt for Meti Tho Utuy Genuine Hoik Ucer brew In Omaha. On draught and In bottles on and after April 10. LOUP CITY SUGGESTS POWER PLANT AT THE REFORMATORY (From a Staff Corrt spondent ) LINCOLN, March 91. (Special.) A pe culiar and startling proposition has been indirectly transmitted to the board of control by Loup City men, It Is reported. Loup City jvnnts tho reformatory. Ad vocates of that location contend that tho location Is Ideal for tho establishment of a power plant. This would furnish em ployment to the Inmates and the adjoin ing country could receive light and power at a nominal sum. However, thellncomo Governor Morehead Unable to Make Trip (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, March 31. (Special Tele gram.) Governor Morehead could not find time to go with the Nebraska com mittee which left this evening to Join Governor Clarke of Iowa and other prom inent men of that state In a trip to San Francisco for the purpose of advertising tho two states and Incidentally to make a report ot the things needed to help along the representation of the states at the Panama-Pacific exposition. Lieutenant Governor McKelvle will do the honors for Nebraska, assisted by the two other members of the committee. Chairman Peter Jansen of the commit tee and W. K. Mellor. its secretary. The trip will take about ten days. The Nebraska and Iowa parties Joined In Omaha last night and will leave- for the west nrly this morning. Orchard & Wilhelm Co. The store you think of for " Mahogany Bedroom Furniture Wo are exclusive Otnuha agents for such makers as Berkey & Gay, Cowan & Co. and many of the best Grand Rapids factories. A Our aim is to give the best possible valuo for the price. You can buy a solid mahogany dresser here for as lit tle as $38, or make your selection from the most costly. Linoleums Our new line of inlaid linoleums at 95c per square yard is an un adulterated cork and linseed oil linoleum that gives excellent satis faction the price is only 95d. Printed Llnoloums. 6-ft., sq. yd.... 45, 55c and GOt Printed Linoleums, 12-ft., uq. yd 65 Cocoa Mats, to keep out the mud, for 55. 90S S1.1T Demonstration firelessokers In the Basement. The Thermatic is odorless and hygienic the insulation perfect the utensils aluminum. A special factory representative is in dally attendance. Window Shades 36-inch shades, 6 feet and 7 feet long, each 25 and 30c IOt us submit estimate on your shades and rods. We will measure your windows without charge. FORMER OMAHA- STUDENT DIES AT NIOBRARA, NEB. NIOBRARA, Neb., March SI. (Special.) MlssWinefrcd Belle Nelson, only daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson, died last Wednesday night, following a short illness. Her marriage to Dr. Vernon Roberts, chief surgeon of the National home at Milwaukee, Wis., was to have taken place in June. Miss Nelson grad uated from the Niobrara High school In 1902 and spent the following two years In attendance at all Saints' Episcopal school at Sioux Falls, 8. D. The next four years were spent at Sacred Heart convent In Omaha, where she graduated with high honors and was awarded a medal for scholarship. A few years ago Miss Nelson represented northeastern Ne braska as a maid to the queen of Ak-Sar-I3en and participated In all of the festi vities of that season. The funeral serv ices was held on Saturday morning at St. Paul's Episcopal church. " If Mr. William Kaufman. 6649 Wentworth Ave, Chicago, Ills., writes! "A few lines to the praise of Peruna, A few years go I contracted a sevora oold, which settled on my lungs, causing a severe case of catarrh. After using a number of bottjet of your valued remedy I am now enjoying the best of health. Certainly Peruna has dona more for me than several well-known specialists have done. It will always havo my praise." D. D. D. 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O. H. Thompklna. formerly of the Wahoo Democrat, has secured an In terest In the Free Press of this city and, It Is announced, will establish a morning paper in the near future. The Free Press will be moved to somewhat lamer and de cidedly better quarters and a type setting machine and a new press will be put In. The Independent, evening' edition, has held the field without competition for fourteen years, ever since the presont management secured possession of the paper from Its founder, Frrd Hedde, nnd tho field has tjecn one, for some time, ad mittedly alluring and Invltlnz to com petition. - ritlsrna Cnnrux ( I'nnoi, PONCA. Neb., March 31.-(Speonl.) At a citizens' caucus held last nlirht at the court houee, tho following ticket was nominated: Mayor, Walter Heydon;, treasurer. O. N. Kuerl; clerk. A. N. Por ter; police Judge, George Walbeok; coun oilmen. Jerry Urlney. John Stull, Miles Nelson and A. D, Townsend. Clin in lr rln ln' l.liilmrn I. 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