THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, MARCH 4. lOlo.
REED AND CLARKE
LEAYE FOR CHICAGO
Attorney General and Railway Com
miisioner Both Attend Inter
itate Hearing at Chicago.
BIO ROW APPARENTLY SETTLED
FYom a Maff Correspondent)
I.1NCOU. March .1.-5perlal.)-Havln
patched up- their differences. Attmy
General Reed and H. T. Clark, of the
railway commission. Jell tonight fir Chl
caro to attend the vritmi advsrve rate
hearing that opens there tomorrow.
NEPOTISM GIVEN A CRACK
Home Passes Bill that Will Pro
hibit Employment of Whole
Families.
VOTE UPON THE MEASURE
MXCObS, March a.-(3Teclsl.) The
house took a fall out of nepotism this
rrtornlna. but the tussle close, and
father.' mother, rteushter and son aat
shivering for many minutea before they
became convinced that public offlcea were
not created for the whole family, fh
bill passed with a bare majority, flfty-oti
vctei being caae In It favor.
The bINmakea It Unlawful for any pub
lic ivtHfi n Anfwilffit nr mnlov a re la-
Tha commission had never consulted , ((ve f h off)re The pron)bltOB ap.
pllea to relative by marriage, aa wall aa
by blood, and ao mother-in-law wllj ba
knocked out of the chance of beln sten
ographer to Mary'a huaband who baa
been elected to an office at the handa of
the people. The third degree of relation.
hip It the limit.
Ilelahlik explained his vote by faying
that lie voted yea becauae during the taai
two years one atate official baa had sla.
of hla relative! on the atata payroll. He
referred to former State Superintendent
DeUell. The roll call showd the follow
ing vote:
Ayes Anderson (Phepls), Barrett, Bate,
Blauser, Broome, Chamoera Thumton,
Cunley, Cos. lialoey, Dreuesdow, livans,
Fuller, Fulte. Uormley, Harris, Hornby,
Hortetler, Howard. Mutton, Jeary, Keuff
man. Kline, La Bounty, Iaraen, Mssett,
Lundgren, Meredith, Mockett. Naylor,
Nlrhois. Norton, Palmer, i'arklnaon, 1'ar
rlott. 1'attarson, l"eteron, Reianer, Key
ijnlds (Lincoln), Reynolds (Ked Willow),
Rrlscliek, 'Base, Bcuddf r, Hmlth, Poranson,
Htearna. rHebblns, StPlnmeyer, Taylor,
Trumhle, Ward, Wood hu rat
Neys Alnlay. Anderson (Boyd), Barker,
Brant, . liursess, Chamber tDouglaal,
Clayburn, Crlnklaw, L'ronln, Dafoe Haw,
Rberman. KlmehlHd.' Knstfr, Fries,
Urnnwalt, lloff melater, Jtwerth,
Hunter, Mynek, Koch, Korff, Lanlgan,
Llnrtaey, Matteson, Mears, Meysenbura,
Moeeley, Negley, Oeterman, Began,
Etelfenrath, Iteuter, Richmond, Jtudlslli,
.levers, Mandelar, Stevenson, 'Tlbbcta,
Speaker Jackson.
the attorney general on Interstate esses,
a thing' to which h took vlgoroua ex
ception, notifying the rommlesl m that
they should, employ no rtvate counaal. If
they aid not wish to pay for tin aame
out o 4helc own pocneti.
' Teaekfn' Board Meets.
Members of the State Examining board
and of Superintendent Thomas' office
force, held a cabinet meeting in the let
ter's office thla morning. Those of the
board preaent were: SuperlnUndent
Baton of Emerlaon. Waller of Wahoo
and Campbell of Columbus.. The. board
will pass on achoola giving tewhera"
cerllflcatea.
Hla ReaUtereJ.
t State Auditor Smith thla morning reg
istered A2S.000 worth of the bond of the
villa,., of Nelson, and 1300,000 worth of
fha bonds ot tha city of Omaha. The
latter were swer bonda for tha moat
part. Of. tha former, H.0CO were lighting1
bonda, S9.009 water and 111,00 water, ex
tension. ' Tha. Nelson bonda wiU be purchaaed
by th estate Board of Educational Ijui1
and Fund a. Omaha baa private purchas
era for Its bonda, Tho failure to have
printed certificate on the Omaha bondi
neresaluNd a hurried trip back to Omaha
I aat night on the part of tha city comp
troller. .....
Daasase Case Appealed.
'Tha Union Paclflo has filed its appeal
in tha auprema court from tha verdict
and judgment of the Douglas county dla
trlct court giving' Maude M. Hendereon
II LOW damage for tha death of Edwin
t Hendereon, a brakeman killed between
Ibe care near Elkhorn,' Neb. I
BILL FOR SCHOOL LAND
SALE KILLED IN HOUSE
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
'.LINCOLN. March a (Special.) Tha
Anderaen bill, H. It. X21, providing for the
aula of ' school lands, which under th
present law ar ubjct only to Icaalng,
galled of passage, It received only thirty
five votea, whlla fifty-one were caat li.
Iho negattv. Generally (peaking, the
bill wa favored by western and northern
representative from countlca having a
largo acreage of school land not aubjeoi
to taxation, and waa opposed by mem
bers from -tha eastern half of tha state
r era most of tha school landa war sold
good many years ago. Th nrvanua
from school land lease 1 apportioned
eml-annually among all tha counties, re
lardlea of where tha landa ar situated.
lloase Bays Weddlag- Gift.
LINCOLN, March 8.-Speclal.)8peaker
Jackson and Representative lloffmelatet
were delegated Wednesday a a commit
tee to secure a suitable wedding present
(or Mis Olady Pott, daughter of Chief
Clerk Ueorg W. pott, whose marriage
occurs at Du Bols on Wednesday avenlng.
Th member of th house hava con.
trlbuted for tha purposa of buying th
present.
Legislative
Proceedings
Public Utilities Bill
Killed by the House
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, March a (Speclal.)-II. R.
307, better known as the Tom Hall bill,
la dead, unless the house can muster
fifty-one votes to resurrect It, which la
doubtful.
The bill Is one Introduced by five mem
bers of the lower houae at the request of
Commissioner Hall, Mer. Hoffmelirter,
Taylor, Sorenaon, LavBounty and Nichols.
It place the power In the hands of the
State Railway commleslon to forbid es
tablishment of competing public utilities
In a community where there I already
on In existence and the commission fig
ures that th competing line 1 not nece
ssry. It was the interest taken In thla bill
by tha commissioner that brought out a
protest from sevenl members of the
home and resulted In sn open letter by
th other commissioners, Clarke and Tay
lor denying that they had any Interest
In tha bill.
Tha house commute reporting out the
bill recommended it fur psnsage, but
Iloffmelsttr moved Its Indefinite post
ponement. In this he waa Joined by two
others of th Introducers. Taylor and Sor
enaon, and the bill was killed.
DISTRICT COMMISSION
BILL KILLED BY SENATE
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. March 8.-(Siclal.)-After a
Patrons of Charity . I
Cafe Steal All but ' j
Sign; Take the Stove j
CHICAGO, March S The stove snd j
equipment of West Side restaurant, fur- J
nlshcd h Mra. Rebecca Urhulta and i
other charitably Inclined Je, i women, I
disappeared yesterday, together alth the
four "hobo" managers the women had
aelerted to run the place.
The restaurant waa planned to serve a
nourishing meal to the needy for 1 cent.
Four husky men among the first ctia
tomers, "Louis," "George," "English"
and an unidentified one, were chosen by
the women aa managers. Tha place
thrived for a day or so and hordes of
hungry were fed.
"The only thing they left was tha sign
'Restaurant for the Unemployed,' " said
Mrs. Llpshultz, In reporting the theft
"They even took the gas range."
MULLEN URGES DEMOCRATS
TO POP CONVENTION PLAN
'From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. March S. (Special.) Arthur
Mullen anpeared before' the constitutional
smendment committee of the senate and
gaV It ,ns his opinion that the people
were not in favor of a constitutional con
vention. Mr. Mullen said the democratic party
had not Included the measure In Its plat
form, while tha republican party had
done so. Tha voters had given their ap-
pro'.-al to the democratic parry ana in-
ParllamenUry tangle and rnlxup. In whirl, j rcBtered themaelve. against a
the Douglas county lelegatlon was se-i
Mr. Mullen spoke In favor of the bill
cused of breaking Its word, the aenate
committee of the whole today killed Sen ate
File No. 267, providing for the elec
tion of county commissioners by districts.
Commissioners In counties not under the
township organization are now nominated
by districts, but elected at large.
Douglaa county waa allowed to ' get
through an amendment exempting It from
the operation of the law, as they mani
fested a fear that if the election were
mad by districts certal nward In Omaha
would control the situation.
Weesnor of Webster then charged the
Douglas county men with bad faith, when
they requested to ba excused from vot
ing on th rest of th measure, aaylng
that they had promised him their 'Sup
port. Finally forced to voto, the Douglas
count delegation Intentionally split its
vote. It members denied any promise.
VETERINARIANS' BILL
FINALLY MUSTERS VOTE
that provided for fne election of supreme
court Justice ry lstricts, this having
born a democratic platform plank.
FIRE RECORD.
Grand Island Resort Burned.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb., March S. (Spe
cial Telegram. Fire lata today totally
destroyed the largest of the houses In
the former proscribed district, the prop
erty of Venus Webber. The building had
been constructed at a cost of over 110,000
and was equipped with costly furniture.
The property being out of the water lim
its the department waa unable to fight the
fire. The loss Is considerable.
SENATE VOTES TO BUY '
MORE LAND FOR ASYLUM
(From a Staff Correspondent) r- ;
'I jttcOLS, "March 3. (Bnoial.)On the
recommendation of tha Board of Control
Ihe senate 'thla afternoon Increased tha
appropriation In hosa roll 474 from 17,60)
to 130.000 and recommended the amended
bill for paasage. The money Is for tha
purchase of a Quarter section of land for
the Hasting asylum,
, It wa tha original plan to buy only
sixty acre, but th board dtacovered that
It would ba economy to buy up the rest
of th Quarter. th sixty being the poor
est, land an dtha price per acre for tha
twhola being not much higher.
' ACCIDENT COMMISSION
LOSES OUT IN HOUSE
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, March S,-Bpeclkl.)-llQU
roll tel. th Reynold bill, creating a atata
Industrial Commission and appropriating
HMD to Ma axpanaea,. waa threa vote
ahy of a constitutional majority on final
passaga.
It looked as if tha blil would gat enough
support to pull through until Mr. Taylor
a i explaining hla vote expressed doubt
aa t th 'ooastltuUonailty of giving such
a commission power to fix tha rates for
. accident Insuranoa. After that nearly
everybody voted "na."
;Th result at tha roll call was forty-
eight for th bill and forty against
DODGE'S BILL FOR CLEMENCY
GIVEN SANCTION IN SENATE
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOIN. March t (Special.) Dodge'
bill to -make' Ufa prisoner ellgibla to
sarola after ten yeara of their term.
passed tha senate on third reading this
morning, although some unexpected op
position developed that did not manifest
Itself In th committee of the whole,
Th vot wasj to 11 Those voting In
th negative were: Brookley. Buhrman,
Gates, Grace, Henry. Krumbach, Filler,
Spencer. " Bplrk. Weeaner, Wilson o?
Dodg and Wilson of Frontier. ' The bill
ill K. F. No. SS3V
'Mill Fasaed by th
y Orac of Harlan and Bushes
or Kimball Authorisea approprlatlona by
fuderal government of flood and unused
waters. Ayes, a, nays, 1; abaent, .
. H. . 2M, Mattoa ot Otoe Frovldea that
there shall ba no Joint liability, save as
partnera, of people in tne saloon business.
Ayes, 17; nays 14; abaent. i.
n. F. 172. Klecnel or Nemaha Raises
prfi-e of permits fer selling Imitation but
let and .cheese; rovldea tor a cldlty teat
for. cresm. Ayes, leH; nays, i ;aunt. 1
M. KV ltil, fuuudere of Douglas Provide
for the listing of property tin a full val
uation, actual levy to mad on a ie-
iiim uatua. sAywa, si; nays, v; absent, i.
i n. V. I:i7. haumlars nt ftnnirlu Piita
schAol election In Omaha' under ganaral
election lawa. Ayes,1 21; nays, 0; absent, S.
r s. r. naiuiuere or Dnuiria Authnr-
i-a Omaha sch.olboara to pvrmtt ,ue of
tnwi DuiHiings mi1 punnc
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. March 3.-(8pclal.)-Th
Mil to raise th standard of the veter
inary profession, house roll, 272, which Its
enemies say, is Intended to promote
monopoly In that profession, wa passed
by the vota of ( to 96. Several weeks ago
thla bill waa Indefinitely postponed, but
later hauled back and amended ao as to
permit veterinarians, of ten years' prac
tice in this atata to continue without
using the tttla of "doctor." Messrs. Ful
ler and Regan made a hard fight for the
measure, while, Mr. On: haa worked
early and lata to bcat .it - -.
DEATH RECORD
' Captain J. t Fnaael.
GENEVA. Neb., March 3. (Special.)
Captain ' J. I Funaet, 88 years of age.
died yesterday morning. He was in Com
pany D, Thirty-fourth Indiana Infantry,
during th civil war.
assemblies.
BRIAN GIVES HIS REASONS
FOR FAVORING HOWELL BILL
(From a Btaff Correspondent) .
LINCOLN. March A (Special -atata
Insurance Commfaisioner Brian hal itrtt-
nays, t Boaeni. I. , ix-nrtf. --..im,.- f tha
n. r. iM, Maunders or Itouglss Puts ... ...
TROOP OF CAVALRY TO BE
' ORGANIZED AT BLAIR
(From a Waff Correapondent.)
'lNCOLN. March . (Special. ) Th
Nebraska National Guard la to have a
troop of calvary. Adjutant Hall having
lsaued orders authorising a change of
tb company at Blair from Infantry to
cavalry. Th lllalr company 1 Company
T of th Fourth regiment
Th change will mean (25,000 extra from
federal government;
Citizen of Blair ar building aa armory
,nd Interest tn tha guard waxea high. In
iho Washington county town.
IXHrtMit Oralera.
WASHINGTON, March . (Special Tel
earanO Nebraska twoaiona granted
Luule Hugh, Omaha, til: Mary K. Lono-
hoe, Edgar. JU; Matilda IKirorvst, Lin
in, tii. Jos-thlra A. Miller, Hellwood,
Ada A. S llacxi. Klorent. tl A.
HoaUnastera Appointed-Yor Iowa: Gar
rison, lienlon county, Charlea K. Irons,
vice F. M. Kprlngatoeit, rlliwT. 1 Aeon la.
Manaaka county, Juaph K. tflltobol. vie
A. K. t"iiubl. lur ftouth Dakota
Mradow, i'erklna county, Thomas E
I .owe, vto o. o. Helvlg. For Wyoming:
n r ita niaeie, . arbon counti', A. l
"right rVgT, vice A. E. Hanson; Fox
i .AiDanv county, Jantes A. Jackson,
vl' e Grant Thomas.
L. H. v, sikr roappointsd postmaster at
lUm p.,aU(fr at WestiioU, ' Butt
county, Huutn Dakota, has been dlsoon-
juuwj; mail to uustav.
election of Omaha school board under
primary law. Ayea, ;; naya, ; absent, a.
n. r. ixi, nauiidere or Douglas Provides
for Omaha sctioul board of twelve mem.
bi-ra elected at larae Inatead of ehrht
eNK-ted by wards as at present Ayes, 83;
naya. v; aoaeni, w. . .
H. V. 131, Krumbach of Polk-Deflnea
Irgal newtparer a one having at least
ai weeKiy circulation, in existence fifty.
two weeks and published In whole or In
part In nlace where issued. Aves. IB: nava
0; absent a.
. r. no, Heal of Custer Provides for
maximum school levy ot 45 mills In cities
of tha second class upun two-thirds vot
of the people. Aves, SO; nays, 8; absent 0.
tl, PI 73, Rowden of Knox Raises pay
of precinct asaesaora from 13 to, It a dav
for time actually employed. Ayea, 2d;
nays, ; absent,' I,
8. F. 831, Mallery of Box Butte-Makes
II mandatory on county boarda to make
levy for county library where people hava
voted for It. Now discretionary. Directed
at Lancaster county. Ayes, St; nays, ;
absent, 1.
8. K. 148, Tiller of Butler Makes lit un
necessary for nominees of mora than one
party to file oath of affiliation with, but
one.- Ayes, 11: nay, 0; absent 1
8. K. 21, Beal of (Mster Authorises
cities of the Second olaas to make apeclal
levy for hydrant fund. Aye. 28: nay. 0;
absent, i.
8. K. 'XS. Saumtera of Douglaa and
Bushea of Kimball Joint resolution, pe
titioning congress for legislation to atop
floods Tn Mlfslsiaslppl valley. Ayes, 28;
nsvs : absent. &.
H. R. St Scuddr of Hall Annual school
meeting, to b held second instead of laat
Monday in June. Ayea, 28; naya, 4; ab
aent. 1.
11. U. 118, Minor of Douglas Increase
amount of land In any on section that
a railroad may take by eminent domain
from twenty to forty acre. Ayes, SI;
nays, a; absent, J.
H. R. 4. Crinklaw of Antelope-Per-mlta
partial closing of public parks In
dues of lea than S.&) population. . Ayes,
tl: naya. 10; absent, 1.
8. V. Dodse of Douglaa Make life
prisoners ellrtWe to parole after ten
year. Ayes. 19; nays. 12; abaent. t.
Hills deetaled by the senate on third
reading:
8. F. !7, Henry of Colfax Provide for
tlta nonpartisan election of county as
sessors. Ayes, 14; naa, IS; absent. 1.
8. F. It. Sandall of oYr Combines
register of deeds' of lie with that of
county clerk. Ayea, 12; naya, IS; abaent, I.
Recommended to 1'aas ay Mssts
Committee of th Whole.
H. R StO. Foster of Lancaster Appro
priate K,f for th purx-hase of land for
home Tor nepenaem emiuren at Lincoln.
tl. K. 74W, by in iwvernor Appropri
ates 11.000 aa aa emergency for atate
railway commission. Amended to the ef
fect that no part be used for attorney
fees. s
It. R. 474. Tlbbets Approprtstes n.oW)
for th purchase ot land at Hastings
asylum. Amenaea to mass H avua.
Bills Third Readlas; la tloaso,
Anlt-Neptltlam Bill-Passed tl to 41
11. K. 7 Heynolds bill for state In
dustrial commission. Failed to pass, 48
to 40.
11. R. T2 Veterinarian btU passed. 6S
to 36.
11. R. 211. Anderson To provide for sal
ot school lands now subject only to leas
ing. Failed to pass, sk yeaa to 61 naya
11. K. 44, v Barratt Requlrea tlegraph
companies to maintain uptown offlcea at
Boutii umana. Ayes, w; naya is.
It. R. Lancaster Deleaation F,m
powara city of Lincoln to sell at auction
unused city property worth not
than ttO.uuUk Ayea 7: nays. a.
11. R, 481. Osterinan Kinpowar county
boarda to create new township. Ayea, al;
nava 0.
H. R S61, Dalbey and Othera-Ralae
annual lloena taa oa automobile and
motorcycle to $1 on former and SS on
latter; state ba receive U cent on each
aa a registration fee, balance being ra
tatiiad by th county tor road dragging
fund. Puta tax of IS on autos la rum.
nirrvlsl use. of wblch th state getatl.
Secretary of state will continue to have
charge of regiairatioa. Ayas. w; nays. .
it. n, I'aiurjr anu inner i oro-
panlon bill to foregvil g. Allows member
oi aavisory ksi iunway conimlaatun
senate committee on Insurance, setting
forth his reason for aupportlng 8. T. No,
46, Howell' antl-dlsrrlmlnatlon Insurance
rat blU.
Th bill haa now passed tho senate anil
1 In the lower house. The letter goes at
length Into the abuse of the preaent un
regulated competition between Insurance
companies and praises th merit of tha
proposed legislation.
RUINATION SUIT BILL
PASSES IN THE SENATE
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. March $.-Spectal.)-Tha bill
that exempts saloonkeepers from Joint
liability In ruination suits passed the sen-
ata on third reading thla morning. Th
vota 'was seventeen for and fourteen
against, practically tha aame a tha
measure received in tha commute of th
whola laat week.
nccwarjr u.iuii rrDir, no I la ax-
irl t"0 per year for all tlirna. Ayea, T:
nava. M.
H. H. tft Hunter Provide that tho
atate auditor shall annually audit lit
books of the Omaha metropolitan watar
district Aye. Hi nay, i.
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And your condition should en
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A "don't car)" or a "no "thank
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A lazy llvr, clogged bowels Or
. Impaired digestion.
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i
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ly 'written. This com-
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VS e In vile inspection of our now
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The Prettiest and Smartest Styles
of Beautiful Dress Goods
At Half Price and Less -Thursday
Thousands upon thousands of samples have been
given out. Hundreds of customers are waiting for
this sale Thursday, 8:30. a. m. iFor this reason we
cannot promise to fill telephone or mail orders.
Look down the list: note the original prices they N
will tell you its genuine value: then note Thursday's
special prices. '
Better come earjy.
$2.00 PIN STRIPE PALM BEACH " $2.00 FINE BATISTE NOVELTY,
SUITING, 54"inches wide, now new sand shade, 54-inch-
49c a yard 51c a yard
$2.00 ENGLISH SUITING;, 54 $2.50 TWO-TONED PIN STRIFE
inches wide, new putty shade,,. SUITING; 54 inches wide, new
now -Cope Blue, now
'89c a yard 59c a yard
$2.25 CREAM TAILORING $2.50 HANDSOME BEDFORD
SERGE, with dainty pin stripes CORD, 56-inch; every color; a
of color, now beauty, now
$1.10 a yard $1.25 a yard
$2.50 ENGLISH WHIPCORD; 56- $2.50 ENGLISH DIAGONAL, for
inch, in the new shade of putty, Spring Coats, shade of gray, 54-
now inch, now
98c a yard 98c a yard
'TTPp' These goods are full standard width 54 inches
not ordinary dress goods widths
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Under the same conditions any comparison is fair. So order ,
this coal from your dealer today.
Order by name. Then compare
the service it gives w'lh that given
by ordinary coal. The results
will please you and convince you,
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Stormy
Vcathor
Causes chills. COUCrha rAlda thrnaf
and lung troubles. DufrVa Pure Malt
Whiskey is a splendid means of de
creasing the liklihood of catching cold
or becoming chilled bv damn vinda h.
CSU9e it increases tha rMiatins rmwr
With its temperate dosage of a tablespoon
f ul in water before meals and on retiring,
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Duffy's
Puro
Malt Whiskey
stimulates ths mucoua aurface and little
glands of the stomach to healthy action;
-., inereoy improving we aigestion ana assimi
,.i Jlarwin of the food, thua giving tha system j
Health and strength to throw on grip and
Always remember you can
pneumonia germs.
"Get Duffy's and Keep Well"
it's a recognised medicine for all mankind.
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