THR BEE: 0MAT1A, SATl RDAV, M AY 23, 1014.
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Nebraska
Nebraska,
THINK MOREHEAD WILL RUN
Those on Inside Declare He Will
Make Race for Governor.
PRESSURE EXERTED IS GREAT
VlnlKir r.nL.rp Cnll l pn Ml,., nml
THcRTmiiN Hnil l.rttrr Pour In
I rnliiK Illtti In llrrnk lln
One-Term IMpiI
(from a Staft (.'01 restxmritmt.)
LINCOLN. .May -fcPeclal.)-It aeems
to b the prevailing opinion around tho
state house tolv tlmi r.
. , . "K'viuw .More-
I cad has come to the conclusion that tho
a,T r r "lm 10 nccopt a n" nom
ination ror governor at the hand, of tho
tTT Party ls 50 Krcat lla- he can
,l .V" " a ,0-Vnl d"wrt but
ar,Pt the riling and rhk docat at the
nanus of tho republicans this fall
Thosn within ii, i. .
v. ""'cr rcie, wno have
MenenulneorlnB tho campaign to havoj
tho governor file, are going around with
wIm look. jxiylnB that everything Is all
riBht.
Kver.v ihmII)1p pressure has been
brought upon the executive to change lili
mind and twitch to the gubernatorial
track. Appointees without .number and
Interested politicians by ie sote have
Interviewed and on bended knee pleaded
with the executive to sava the Jobs, and
tho pressure has been too great for him
to withstand.
Apiiolulrr Into the I'rn.v.
One appointee found It convenient to
make a trip to Valentino on state busi
ness and within twont.v-four hours after
his arrival thoro numerous telegrams and
letters' wero being received at the execu
tlve's office emph.islrlng the "demand."
Today Gk-orge rtogers and Harley 'g.
Moorhead, the former on tho governor'
staff and the latter his appointee as elec
tion commissioner of bouglas county,
wi re conferring with the governor. Other
Omaha democrats have from time to time
been In conference with the executive
and It Is believed It has had the effect of
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doing a ereat deal toward convincing tho
governor that a acriflc Is needed.
Just when the ROernor will make tho
announcement that he will tiecept the
filing. If, he docs accept. Is hard to tell.
The law gives him fhe days In which
to accept. A receipt for the filing fee
was received hv the secretary of slate
yesterday, which, with tho five-day limit,
will make the last day the governor ran
act ns ncjt Wednesday, according to the
secretary of state, who does not count
Sunday.
In the meantime George YV. Heige Is
getting ready to land on Governor More
head's administration and every other ad
ministration which has ever held forth
In Nebraska. It Is understood that ncrge
will base his right to tho nomination on
the fact that ho has always been a loyal
democrat. It has made, no difference
whether'thc candidate for governor was
as dry as the desert of Sahara or as wet
as theSjulf of Mevlco. George W. ha
stood for him and given lilm his suppo-t.
Surely, upon such a record of loyalty to
partv candidates, he Is entitled to some
thing If It Is nothing more than second
place when the votes arc counted.
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THES
E RARE VALUES
AT HARTMAN'S FOR SATURDAY
ON THE MOST LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS IN OMAHA
A SPLENDID VALUE IN A MODERATE SIZE REFRIGHRA
TOR. Is conBtructed throughout of thoroughly seasoned hard
wood, splendidly finished golden. Has roomy provision
chamber and adjustable shelf. Has good sized Ice capacity,
mineral wool lined, scientifically constructed.
A guaranteed Ice economizer at tho
bargain price of ,.
$5.75
A "WONDERFUL, VALUE IN A FULL SIZED COL
LAPSIULB GO-CART. Has all steel frame, adjust
able back and dash and opens and closes hood
and all with onp motion. Has largo size wheels
and heavy cushion tires, wood
turnod pushers. Priced com
plete, mood and all, at t
Imported
Sewing Baskets
German Silver
Trimmings.
Only One To a Customer
V
WB WILL PLAi'M ON SAt.K
TOR SATURDAY 600 of these
beautiful Imported ladles' sew
ing baflkcts. which Is undoubt
edly one of the very best spo
.rials we have ever offered.
The body of basket Is made of
the finest Imported cone with
a heavy German silver hand
encircling the top and bottom
of basket This basket meas
urea P'.ixS'j Inches and Is
regularly priced at "Kc. While
they last, for Saturday only,
at this special low price.
SPLENDID AM'E IN AN riXTllA ROOMY
COLONIAL EXTKNSION TABLF3. Top meas
ure 42 Inches, extending to 6 ft. Podestal Is
massive, supported on four colonial turned
feet. Beautifully finished in M
Amerlcan quartered imitation EC O iC
oak and. offered specially for jP.y - 3
this week's selling at r
$1.00 Cash, $1.00 a Month
OUR FAMOUS
SPECIAL
4 ROOMS
Completely Furnished
Ready for Housekeeping.
99
$5.00 A MONTH
PAYS FOR IT.
$1.89
mm
tVV-.,1 t,ii-Vi. "JJ."hr"y?nBL:. """1 neat appearing In a new and attractive design.
HlstH Wf .. .;; .... , , Vn.,V.. WV K u 1 ine "",Ki oaK- neal'V finished rumed. The sot con- tr r ftf"
sisiB or ii large settee, a roomy arm chair and a comfor t.ihin rnnii.r Thi. ..t , "Ik W
nr nniX .T,l,".i . . Vi- v.'.SL a cumiur lapie rocKer. 'i hls sol can bo used for
- . . , ,,,K uuikuhi bi mo io price quoted
OUR
WONDERFUL
MATTRESS
BARGAIN
OU( , .IOl'S KINO TKLT MATTRESS otfer. , at
n a price never before equaled. This mattress Is
niado throuout of genuine felt, built layer upon
i)fr. uBr io pounna Hnn covered Willi hanl-
Home an netting ann roiiea etigen.
Can be 1 ad In all sizes, specially
rrlced for tomorrow
trcmely low figure
at this ex-
$6.75
MASSIVE
CONTINUOUS
2-INCH POSTS
2-I.VCH CONTrNL'01'8 POST GOLD BRON55K BED
Tho enamel used Is the highest grade and guaran-
.n. ...nil ur wear nn, jia ten rulers and
is always popular. We will place a
limited supply on sale for tomor
row's selling- at
en iniers ami
R55
An Extra Special for Saturday
i J'liL JiiC5V. tJUiATJi(J ItlJfr HITYTiiR
l AVTLL FIND our sixjcinl 9x11 ff. Volvn'f
Uufr snlififying in ovorj' particular. Of-
1 111 Ma . . .
ici'oti in a weaitli ol beautiful Oriental
design. jnely woven and made with-
ut mitre seams. Tlioy are offered for
$11.95
cmorrow'a sale at the
nusually low
price of . . . .
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Douglas
Street
Commencement Day
in Schools of State
COLCMHl'S. Neb. May 23.-i8pccla1.i-Tho
preent week will conclude the exer
cises for the twenty-ninth annulal com
mencement of the Columbus public
( schools. Last Thursday evenlnK was iho
i sophomore-senior banauet at the hlch
school buildliiR, with 1W In attendance
and the following Sunday the baccalaure
ate sermon was delivered In the lilph
school omnaslum by Rex. Mr. Nander
of tho Uplscopal church. Tuesday pvonltiR
ofthls week the class pln . "Christopher.
Jr." whs presented at the Ninth opera
hoiue and this evening tho commencement
exercises proper, with tho largest class
In the history of the school, consisting
of eleven boys and nineteen ulrls. were
plven at the North.
The principal iidllress was Klven by Su
perintendent J. It. 'RecrldKo of 'Council
Bluffs on the subject of ' Margins. ' At
this time the flltecn members of the class
who took tho normal training work were
prcsentid with the sound Riado cer
tlltcatos. The followlns is the class roll.
Jack Abts. True Bonner, Irene Carrie,
Clyde Curtis. Kvn DrLnnd. Jacob Olur.
Knola Hall, Lllllam Uouser, Marcuerlto
Hookstra. lieorRc llnbeit. Howard Koon,
Taulc Kavanauuh, Margaret LubKcr, Jen
nie Mahood. Ola McCabe. Jesso Olcott,
Thlrsa Relder. Clella Rlnesmltb, Homer
Rush, Kulalla Hyan. Oscar Schmockcr,
Cecilia fmoall, Lucy SchlU, Mildred Too
Kood. Gladys Vath. Kilward Weaver.
Audcry Wclst, fcisther Wilson, 'lx'iin We
berff. CAMBRIDQK. Neb.. Ma 22. -(Special )
The comincnccuicut cxertlscs of the Cam
bridge HIrIi school took place yesterday.
Dr. J. A. Bcattle delivering the class art
drcsk. The 1914 class Is the largest In the
history of the school, there being twenty
members receiving diplomas, a follows:
Harvey C. Mayo. Ben U Htahl, Harry
It Bauehman, Lena M. Franklin, lilba
II Snyder. HIU D. Thompson, Opal K.
Carroll, Ruth M. Helm, (.lllbert L. Car
ver, Dora V. Trosper, Beatrice T. Krle
mclmeyer, Joseph II. Kuhlman, Gladys B.
Saunders, Berty M. lllutt, Gertrude K.
Cole, Haltle L. Thrt)nson, Monte C.
IxickenoUB, Bculah V. .'ums, Uuntce
Johnson and Gladys N. Llvlimton.
The baccalaureate tcrmon was dellv
crcd May 1 by Rev. Allen I). Rurress,
pastor of the First Methodist church of
this city.
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A HIGH GRADE FOLDING
CARD TAB LB. has n6-lnch
square top, covered with high
grade billiard cloth or strong
Imitation leather. Your choice
of birch mHhogany or solid
oak, finished fumed. Has neai
brass corner flttlntrs. A posi
tive J.'.nti value
Our special price
at
NEWS NOTES OF SEWARD
AND OF SEWARD COUNTY
SBWAllD. Neb.. May r.-(SpecJal.i-Memorlal
services will he hold for the
soldiers and sailors on next Sunday morn
ing at the Methodist church by Rev. Mr.
Reynolds, the pastor of the church. The
Ladles' circle and the Grand Army of the
Republic posts will attend In a body.
Nine candidates for the-offlce of shorltt
of Seward county have filed up to this
date. No one has filed for tho offlros of
county clerk, county Judge and county
superintendent, except the present In
cumbents, Hay Roberts, democrat; ll, N.
Bolman, non-partisan, and W. H. Brokan.
democrat, respectively. It Is not believed
they will have opposition at the primar
ies or at the election.
"Morning Glory Wins" Is the title of s.
little play to be put on at the Young
Men's Christian association on next Mon
day evening, to pay for the Installation
of a boautlful new curtain donated to the.
association by Mr. and Crs. Carlos Boyea
of this city, and painted by their son,
J5on Boyefl, now of Kansas City.
Contracts have been let this week for a
H.oft) remodeling of the Presbyterian
church, which was built In 180 by Judge
Gladwlsh, who last week celebrated his
eighty-fifth birthday. Judge Gladwlsh is
police Judge.
The Farm Demonstration association
will meet on next Saturday at Dr. ,1. 8.
Anderson's veterinary hospital, hero, to
witness a demonstration to be given by
Ur. Day on "Hog Cholera."
A car of ties on the Burlington track
was discovered to be on fire last night.
The roadmastor ordered an englno from
the yards at Lincoln, which pulled the
car to the pumping station here, where
the fire was extinguished.
MARNELL f OUMNNTO
THE CONGRESSIONAL RACE
DUNBAR, Ne.b May K.-tSpecJal.)
The recent dispatches to tho dally papers
from a democratic correspondent at Ne
braska City to the effect that Hon.
Charles H, Marshall of Otoe county
would file against Wllber Anness on the
republican ticket have been misleading.
It ls reliably reported now that the real
nigger In the. woodpile Is E. P. Marnell
of the Nebraska City Nowg, a life-long
democrat, one of tho editors of a demo
cratic newspaper, wr will file himself
against Anness. This derision on the
part of Marnell Is no surprise,' although
tho republicans and bull moosers will
not hnng up any welcome sign. The
News has been so far one of the best
boosters and vote gettors for Anness that
any candidate could wish for. The. News
at first commended the candidacy of
Anness in strong fashion, but changed
front somo six weeks ago. Mr. Marnell,
It Is said, will make, his campaign In a
Ford airship, so he will always have
plenty of hot air on hand. As Marnell
will forthwith accuse Anness of sending
in this dispatch, It might be said that
! the name of your Dunbar newspaper
' correspondent Is W. H. Daly, editor of
the Revlow.
Stndriif Cnll Un Dr. Thomas.
KBARNBT. Neb.. May 22.-(Bpecal )
Dr. A, O. Thomas was agreeably sur
prised last evening when tho entire
student body of the Nebraska State Nor
mal, from which he was deposed as'
president, visited him at his home. The
seniors were at the head of the affair
and began to make themselves at homo
with their former superintendent. In a
speech to the doctor made by tho presi
dent of the student body, the former
president was assured of the undying
loyalty of the students and of the
a lengthy cheer, "WhBt's the matter with
a length cheer, "What's the matter with
I I)r. Thomas?" the students took their
1 leave.
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Douglas
Street
Perl Dull antl .MtiKKlh . Mnrt Your
l.lvrr to AVtirUlnK.
It beats all how quickly Foley Cathar
tic Tablets llen up your liver, overcome
constipation, and make you feel lively
and active again. They are so pleasant
to take, and they never gripe or make
you feel at all sick. They are thor
oughly cleansing. J. L, 'MoKnlght, Fort
Worth, Tex., says: "My disagreeable
symptoms wero entirely removed by the
thorough cleansing Foley Cathartic Tb- t
lets gave me." They're a wonder and i
cost only 2c. For sale by all dealers '
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The Persistent and Judicious I se i
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Men with that made-to-order
clothes habit will
find this ad unusually
profitable reading
Here's why
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Are not surpassed in any way by
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Our suits at $10, $15, $20 are without a rival. '
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Get under a King-Peck Straw
And you'll be hatted right. All the new ones
you see elsewhere are here, and dozens of new
ones not. seon elsowhero are here as well. It's the Straw Hat
Store of Omaha, and we're out this season with the best values
we've over offered come in and make us prove it.
$1, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50 up to $10
OMAHA'S LARGEST STORE for MEN AND BOYS
EIMG-PBCK
at Howard
-Home of Quality clothes;1
This Saving of $13.50 Will
Interest Every Woman
If You Didn't Receive a Coupon With Your Light Bill,
the Company Will Furnish One to You for the Asking
The pleasure of securing those Electrical articles at such a sating will only
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HERE'S
THE
OFFER
Only jH
June
12th
Hurry! H
An Electric
Vacuum Cleaner
Positively tho only nystem that actually re
moves the dirt without doing damage to the
article cleaned. No labor and hardly any
expense. No home complete without It.
An Electric
Coffee Percolator
Oood coffee ALL tho time. Extracts the.
rich flavor from the coffee that every woman
noekfi, but often misses. A mntle creator for
the breakfast table.
An Electric
Toaster
Does away with tho "fiery" taste In the
toatt made the old way. Gives you crisp,
hot, dellcloun toast of a delicate brown just
when you're ready to eat It.
All qf the aboveffi
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SOLD THE WORLD OVER
FOR $45.00
Take this coupon to the Mid-West Electric Co., 1207 Harnoy
Street, have the articles demonstrated, and see 'the gen
uineness of this offering.
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AN INVESTMENT
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