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THE HKK: OMAHA. TIItlliSDAY. MARCH 18, 1913.-
PINANGE COMMITTEE
- CUTS TO THE BOTTOM
Recommendation! Allow Appropria
tion! Only for Bnildingt at
. Asylumni of the State.
DEPARTMENTS CONSOLIDATED
(From a Staff Cbrrespnnderil.)
LINCOLN. March l-.-CKpcclaU-'-If
a long, long road to Tlpperary," espe
cially If It lie In th iim direction
which the hotiM limine committee 1e
travelling, and the way If so rocky an.l
full of sinkholes that In many cesee the
destination 1 never reached. Such la
the fata cf a large number of appro
priation bill, and among them Chambera'
bill for raising fundi for the building of
a new state houae.
The houae finance committee a loo con
cluded if -the ol daoldlera wlnh to at
tend the Vlckabunr reunion thla aummer
they may walk, a they did fifty year
ago when they visited that locality, tha
epproprlatlon of $16.0 aaked for being
rut down until not een tha dollar roam
remain.
Departments Cawsallaateal.
Conaolldatlon of tate department I
lao provided for. The fire commissioner
will fcave to iro back to that dear old
Alliance, while lbor Cnmmlaaloner Cof
fey will take over the duties of the .fire
commissioner. Colonel Phllln Ackerman
will have to return to hla regiment and
do srvfce In the trenchr. aa the labor
commissioner-s office will be placed un
der tha Jurisdiction of Judge Herman of
the pure food department.
Abraham JJnioln II atill have a
monopoly on the statue Aunt on the capi
tol around, the democratic legislature re
fuhtng to appropriate HO.(H for a monu
ment to Thorn aa Jefferaon.
Aarertlalasc
Exhibit fron Nebraska to ties Panama
raotfio exposition will have to be taken
there In whoelberrowe or packed on tha
back of democratic donkey; the com
mittee rcfusingto epVt)ve any measure
to assist In advertlalng the atate. They
appear to believe If 1 getting plenty of
advertising by the action of the commlu
tee.
The action of the committee la loldl In
the following tragedy with Tour acta and
twenty-three aoenea:
Plaa far Csaaollaatloau A
' Tha finance commute boosted economy
a little further" along by' reporting out for
rasrnce the three bills which' It Intro
duced earlier In the session to consoli
date some of the appointive department.
On a motion' by Chairman ' llorton they
were made a 'special erder for Thuraday
morning at ! o'clock. The bllla are:
H. H, f7 Conaotldate atalllon registra
tion bureau with the live stock sanitary
board awl Htate veterinarian' office.
H. Jl.' W 'on sol id a Irs (ire commission
with the labor commissioner" a of flee
(originally thla bill put the fire commits
ln uner the mate Inatirancn commls
eloner but It waa amended on the theory
mm inspector tor me moor commis
sioner's offlre can also lnsiact buildings
with a view to promoting fire protection.),
if. Jt. .' ConeoHdatea hotel comm!lon
with the food drug, dulry and oil com
mission. '
-Mtifr Ht Daakeal. "
' The , special appropriation bllla Indefi
nitely postponed by the finance commit
tee werel ...
H. K. 41- Reformatory for women; Il6,0no,
II. 11.. 1M Kxpensea of veterana W at
tenrtlng Vlrksborg celebration, ti6,0OQ.
H. 11. Ikj Thayer monument at Vlcke
biirg. l!,tiO. . y . i '
H. It. -Jefferon statu on atate
house grounds,' f40,e. ' : -..,.
n. it.. XKf-iCxpenac ot minimum wag
rommliwkiner. t.'.'ftX "'. . '
II. R. 3 Foe Nebraaka exhibit in car
attached to-through train enroute to the
fan Krneti'0 exposition, tai.OcA .' '
II. IU 7M Korettlqn commission, ti.OOO.
One other arnr)fi1atlon bill waa Indefi
nitely poatpened on a report of the claim
nnd deficiencies , committee. It waa H.
11. 2?:. allowing 13.000 for the relief of
Kurt I-atror, a atate farm. employe who
waa Injured by falling from a wagon.
Thee Art Favor.
The finance committee ha recom
mended for pga three apeclal appro
priation for atate Institution for a total
uf 170,000. Th'.a are:
H. R. 1U Appropriate W.VO for aewar
at the Hastings Insane hoepitel.
H. R. 4i Appropriates tw.oou for a new
building at the Norfolk Insane hospital.
11. K. HI Appropriate .i) to furnish
the new building at the Orthopedic hoa
pttal at Lincoln.
Bryant's Claim , : ;
Is Allowed with :
Bureau's Items
(Prow a Buff OorreanoDdrnt.) "
UNTOI.N, March j7.-I"peclal- A kick
en allowing W; T. Bryant for three
daya work drafting, bill in th ' legis
lative reference bureau wa registered in
tha house Wednesday by Representative
Korff of Cedar county.'
Mr. Korff -wasted to know how Bryant
came to be In Lincoln working for tbe
legislature when he hoi da tlTe job of
county Judge in Cedar county and draw
the salary of that office.
Thl claim, however, went through
along with othera, aggregating or
mitt Incurred by the legislative reference
bureau in excess of It appropriation.
Chairman Frira of the committee oa
claim and deficiencies admitted, that the
service of the bureau la coating tha atato
a good deal, but he did not see how tbe
legislature' could get along without It
All at the reference bureau Item wra
added to the regular deflcleocie bill, on
Mr. Frteaf motion.
DARKEN GRAY
HAIR. LOGIC YOUNG
Gray Hair Darker, Sa Evenly tia
t:3j Will Knsil Ka Dji
Tou can tura gray, faded, atreakad with
gray hair beautifully dark and luetroua
almost overnight It you'll apply, a few
time. Q-Ban Hair Color Iteatorer to hair
and acalp like a ehainpoo. Q-Uaa Hair
olor Restorer U hanuleaa. sot sticky.
dellgUful te use and darkens gray hair
a naturally and evenly that no, one can
tell It has been applied. Q-Ban act oa
the root, makes gray hair healthy and
l.roducea that soft, dark luatar and
k.bundanc to gray hair which make tine
i air so 1 asctniiting and attractive, besldw
tucvent dandruff, itching scalp and fall
ing hair and promotes Its growte. M.nay
iak if it falls to darken gray hair. Only
Wc for a bis T-o bottle at Hhermaa
AfcConnell Lrug Co.. Owl Drug Co.,
Harvard or Li 1 riiuriiiary, Omaha,
yrv. tiut-tr-tn folk eupulled by
lit&il. Adt i UseiiiiiC
STATE SICKNESS BENEFITS
Senator! Fail Filler's Measure to
Saite Fond to Aid Thoie .
Who Are 111.
NOW O0ES OVEfc TO THE HOUSE
(From a Ftaff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. March lT.-"peolal.)-Wllh
only three rotes In the negative the sen
ate this mornlnc passed on third reading
a bill for state elckneaa and death ben
efits, one of the most comprehensive
bits of legislation before the legislature
thl session.
The bill. . V. 2M. was Introduced by
PJller of Duller. The measure wa hla
pet bill, and for that matter about the
only one Introduced by him. It la simply
the German , system of atate Insurance
transplanted to American aoll.
Have Taa U Levied.
It levlea a ta of S cent a week upon
each ablebodled person, male or female.
within tha atate; a like tax upon each
employer for each employe, and a mlllage
tax upon the atate at large. The head
tax fall upon Individual between the
age of 1ft and tu.
The administration of the' law, the tax
having been collected, falls upon the atate
Insurance commissioner. II I empowered
to appoint a physician aa health Inspector
In each county. Any cltisen becoming
slrk may rhoe.se a physician of bla own,
who ahall h compensated out of the
fund In the hand of the Insurance com
missioner under such rulea a the com
mission may prescribe.
I'aymeal la t'aae ef Death.
In case of deatii there ahall be a "al tri
ple" funeral, paid for by the tat under
similar condition the alck benefit.
Only three senator voted against the
bill. They were Bygland, Grace and
Weeaner. The other twenty-nine present
voted for it. In tbe committee of the
whole yesterday the bill wa advanced
to third reading; without opposition and
little debate. Beat of Cuater aupportlng
It In a brief speech.
The bill how go over to the, house.
Ita reception ther I a matter of conjec
ture. BUSINESS MEN ATTACK
ELECTRIC LIGHT BILL
(From a frMaff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. March 17. rtpeclal.-A
number of telegram wee received to
night from prominent business ' men of
Omaha 'by member of the Houae urging
the defeat Senate file . tha Maunder.'
electric lighting bill, on tha ground that
It passage would discourage Investment
of capital In Omaha bustnea enterprise
In the future and result in a great bar
to future development of that dty.
Legislative
Proceedings
Bill Passed by lloase. .
H. It.' i-'A. Jearv Emnowera district
Judge to make rules wnd regulation for
mtitilolpal Jails,
11. It. test, orr and .Cronln Increases
maximum levy for aeoond class, cities
from 10 to 15 mills, of which W mills
mr be for road and street work.
It.-H. ess. ' Da toe A Iowa cities to sell
electricity from municipal planta outaide
of their limits.
II. H. .. Kmltli Candidates for edura.
tlonal offioe shall be nominated and
elected by nonpartisan method. . ..
II. 11. I4X Sit-vera All rountv affleera
aava Judge four year' term, beginning
in urn.
II. K. PrMs Forblda deatruction of
wltnesa trenches and nits for townshln
corners 'and fixes penalty.
. it. tt. c.i. itoaiatler and Harris Appro
priates I-.W0 to buy inore Und at tha
Htate Tubercular hospllul, Kearney.
n. rt. mo. Btearna Author aea attorney
general to appear In suits defending the
Interest of Nebraska water users aa
against those In Colorado and Wyoming;
appropriate tll.NW for exparmee.
II. K. If.S, Uoualaa lelegailon Amanda
system of verifying votera' registration
in untana and Koutn Omaha, enabling
election commissioner te keep a cloeer
check on hotel ami loda na houae.
ii. it. tu, pirarns Allows irrigajiion ais
trlots to make rontracta with United
Ktatea reclamation service for use of
water nnd ditoliea.
H. It. SkJ. Meredith Forbid anyone not
holiilng a llcenae from the Ft at Board
of Health to use the title. of "JJ. P." or
ooctor or meoiolne."
H. R. 07, Hichmond Permits a leweler
to aell watehtis or other articles left for
repair, alter holding them six months
wiinoiii receiving payment tor work.
it. R. m. nrueeedow and Othera In-
Creaaea Omaha Drbtlon nfrinr'a ul.
ary to tl.&iO .per year and alluaa two as
sistants siuu per montli each.
11. H. eu4. Bmtth Kolteves counties
which pay old insane fund accounts lue
the state from paving Interest thereon.
n. tt. srr, megiay froviuea tnat a lltl
asnt whA flla e. rvnitttltur for Mr Af
a Judgment may afterward claim the full
jurtvnirnl It tne opposing litigant ap
peela H. R. Palmer FlmtKiwera Douaias
county attorney to employ special detect
ives at i per flay eacn.
H. It 4. Palmer Hequlree lustlcee of
the peace to pay exceaa.fee to county
(rrasurer.
ilia Heeaaasaeaaea Paaa by
Haas raaaaalttee ( Wkslr.
H. R. SI3. Urirett-Aboil she normal
choola. no oPnosltloa
it. rl. bJH. Hunter To aupprea Bucket
sh ps.
H. R. SM. Matleaon Probate officer In
counties tea than ao.uou.
B11U Keeaaameaaea a Paaa by
ata Caaaaalttee at the Whole.
d. F. J"7, Howell of Douglas Itegulate
private empioymentte ureaua
H. F. t. Hallery of Box Butte-Pen
allies false blllng or false weighing of
frtirh ahloments.
K. F. E&, MalUry of Box Butte Makoa
trespaaslng ou railroad , track a a miad
moan or.
Bills Killed by least.
II. R. S4 Permitting othera than layer
to practice In probate court, railed to
paaa, U to 17.
Bllla Pasaea by the geaair.
B. F. Stk. Wilson of Frontier Qlvea c
retarle of the Htate Board of Health gen
eral control over the sanitation gf the
tat and tit duty of gathering of vital
atattstli-a. now a fuuciion of the atate
health Inspector.
' 8. K. ioit. Brookley of Clay-gtilatea
laaue of school warrants In cltka of the
secund class.
K f. Pillar of Butler Providea a
atate system of sickness and destk bene
fits nOr dliavtlua of atat luaurance
wmmisatoa.
Killed on third reading:
H. R. , Reuter of Otoe Permits
others tlian attorneys to practice la pro
bate courts.
BUU aiaaeel ar Usttrasr,
11. R. lsl-CId aoldler Itilng outside
state homes to rett-lve ration and fuel.
II. II. isjS Abollaix coroner's, office
after MIS.
11. K, nmployment of tall prisoners
ii. K. Iti I ststs kid funds to pur
chase private toll tiitaea.
II. K. IU 1'eremptury challenge ha
criminal caw.
11. It lit rltteen-ton brid lew.
It. R. TV-Peremptory challenge of
Jurors.
. 11 R U-l-Mremen exemption certifi
cate good anywhere In alale.
t. It rht Kiwala olvlslon fence law.
11. IL Xaa Cuts down the number of
printed stste rl orta
H. R. Si.t i-.aprvaa companies must
house Uv iuk k property
H. R. U7 Inrnrsvs limit of stale bank
reoHSLounls W emvunt v catatal aod sur
Pius. . I
II. R. It llosd overseers must notify
county surveyois when coiner marks are
llllilriK.
ii. II. "late to pay Indemnity for
killing tulienular cattle; also for du
laiue of lio:st:a tnii mulea
CONDRA "SHOOTS" SOLONS
Conierration Expert Takes Films of
Senators and Representatires
While at Work.
SIFTS THEM OUT IN GROUPS
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, March 17. (Special.) Dr.
Condra of the Nebraska Conservation and
Welfare commission, with Colonel Ray
Lindsay, hi chief photographer, were at
the atate house today taking motion pic
ture of the senate and house for the
purpose of exhibition purpose.
The picture will first be shown lomor.
tow evening st the legislative banquet,
but will be later made a part of the col
lection which will be ehown throughout
the country. The two bodle were taken
In different stages of activities and In
the senste the photographer waa able to
catch ex-Governor George Bheldon and
Lieutenant Governor Pearson In conver
sational attitude. A a Mutt and Jeff
production it ha Ita great valu.
Group of member, according to term
ecrved, were taken and disclosed that
there were thirty-eight second tormera
In the houae, eleven three termer, four
four termer. Taylor, Mockett, Frie and
Fuller. Taylor dropped out on the five
termer, and when It cme to the elxth
termer Fries wa the only on left tend
ing.
In the senate Saunders proved to be the
dean of Ibat body, having aerved flv
term.
In the houae a group of bachelore were
taken, disclosing an even doxen, Greeiw
"elt,,nelsner, Howard, Lundgren, Lanl
ran, Negley, ReJin, Reynolds of ncd
Willow, Liggett. Barrett. Matteson and
Tlbbeta.
St. Patricks Spirit '
Incites to Poesy at '
The State House
' (Front a Staff Correspondent.)
IJNCOLN, March 17. (Special.) The
moat enthualaatio son of the Emerald Iale
around the atate house today I Colonel
Hrry Bradley, the colored janitor. When
the senator arrived at the chamber thl
morning they found every desk In the
room flying the Irish flag while the pil
lar which hold up tha gallery were
wound with green cloth.
Everybody caught the spirit and green
nower. nag and other buttonhole doe
oration were on every hand. One young
noman employed In the atate house
caught the enthusiasm and, aelxing a big
!r:h flag, mounted the atalra which lead
to the dome and planted the atandard
near the top of the building. Then she
cme back and dashed off the followingi
Here's a toast to the Mlchacl..a toast t j
tn Pats,
Tc the Nor and Bridget, and off aid
yer nata t
And three cheer for th Irish, thl Qod
And itilrt J'hn,r'" t(r the friend of th
Irish, I aayl
Sure. If all of th Irish, could get in a
line.
And, the people that love all tha Irish
Combine
Wld the people that wlaht they wux Irish'
b gor,
Pure, we'd lick the whole world and nut
an end to the wart
But today iefa be kind' and big-hearted
ana- glad,
And let toast every soul, In (hla bulldln',
For thejov f t. Pat' we'll' forget ur
back bltln
fl"n.V!n. Irlh-I1 no taste for
Xlghtln , . . .. , , .. .
And let ye In. turn pat the good word
aruond
Until thla ould state house will rlag wld
the sountil .
And each grouchy dlvli be wearln' th
And be bleuln' fit. Patrick thl nineteen
fifteen!
Sure, the dear aalnt. hlmaelf, will mHe
down from above
Vive! rar nol,,,"'"n" wtd brotherly
Here'a a ahake of (he hand and' a "God
ble ye," too,
To thi f.rtBd,l 1'. th. r the red,
white and bluel
Legislators to Talk
Over Banquet Board
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN,- March 17. (Special Telo
gram.) Tha ' fourth annual banquet of
the Nebraaka Leglalatlv association Will
be held tomorrow evening at the Llndell
hotel at tM. Tha toaat list Is a long
on and th speeches will be limited to
flv minute. Tha following ha been
prepared, W. 3. Taylor acting aa toait-
anaster:
Annual address. George Y. Pott a. pree-
"The Old Guard," Thomas J. Major,
Peru 187.
"Then and Now,' Kdwln Jearv. uB.
coin 1b7. v
' Whera are Thev NowT" Addlaon K.
Sheldon. Uncoln J!7.
"Senate Kile No. ." Edward B. Howell.
Omaha 1897.
a'leer the RItht-of-Way." TheodoVe M.
Oeterman, Central City 1918.
The tld Time Pop." Ctiarlea W. Beal,
Drniian now joa.
"IgisUtlv Bunk," J. P, Palmer,
Omaha MIS.
The geaslon of 1M1," John Matte. Ne-
orssKa ins.
"Keeping Down ExpenaesJ' J. N. Not
ton. Polk 1911.
"Sleeping Accomodatlona In the Senate
ISM," W. K Dale, Ix-nton lts.
"The Grntlemaa from Cuater," PetruS
reterson. Lincoln lsia.
"AgH.ultural Activities," J. A. Olll.
Ord IM.
"Th Bunny South," George L Bheldon.
Wayside, Mlaa. 1WS,
"Lratslator I Have Met," Governor
jonn it. Aioreneaa iil.
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If you suffer from Poor Ap
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The. digestive system ha be
come weak and Nature needs
assistance right away. The
Bitters. has for over CO years
been recognized as the real
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The genuine has our pri
vate stamp over neck.
CHANGE COMPENSATION BILL
Senate Strikes Out Provisions 'that
Sought to Include Fanner '
, in Scope.
HOW THE MEASURE NOW STANDS
(From a Ptaff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, March 17.'-(Speclal Tele
gram ) It may be Justice, but neverthe
less It can't be done. Mallery of Box
Butte said that he recognised this fact
in the aenate this morning, and In order
to aave other feature of the bill, offered
to strike out the amendment offered In
8. F. 302 to the workmen' compenaatlon
law, proposing to bring the frmer within
the operation of the law.
Friends of the bill aaw that it death
waa certain with the farmer clause left
In. Mallery proposed that the bill be
recommitted with the understanding that
the proposed rhanges be atrlcken out.
leaving only an amendment known a
the "flnger-and-toe" amendment, fixing
the compensation a to losses of these
members, as regards to which the pres
ent law Is silent.
The present law now applies to em
ployers with more than frve employes
Another proposal waa to reduce tha limit
from five to one. Thla bill will also be
stricken. Jt waa evident that there was
a rock-ribbed opposition to changing the
law in any vital matter at the present
time before It has had time for a real
try-out.
Monday Is Last Day
For Senate Bills in
The Upper Chamber
(From a Utaff Correpondent.)
LINCOLN. March 17. -(Special-) a mo
tion to postpone Indefinitely all aenate
file bill not reported out of the standing
committees by Mondsy wss carried In tha
senate thla morning, y
Buhrman's motion originally read "Jy
Friday." but Howell of Douls thought
that this waa too abort a time and that
Important bill might b unduly killed.
Bo the motion wa amended to 'read Mon
day. Between fifty and sixty bills now re
main with the standing committees. The
original number was XX. Thla blanket
execution order spells the beginning of
the end of the Thirty-fourth session more
clearly than anything else.
Apparently in anticipation of such a
ruling, standing committee reported out
a large number of bllla thl morning.
Four of the number were recommended
for Indefinite postponement, and the, rec
ommendation concurred In. These were:
. F. 166, Mallery of Box Butte Re
nulre all vehicle to carry lights after
dark.
t. y. 27, Mallery of Box Butte Regu
Inles oltlf-s of the second class In matters
I'f paving and sidewalks.
8. F. 12l Authorises -combination of
paving and guttering and curblmr bonds.
K F. 215, Matte -of Otoe Hetrulrea
whitn posts-at each .end .of -bridge cul
vert. ' , , . . . ... . . r;i t
TRESPASSING UPON RAILROAD
TRACK TO BE MISDEMEANOR
(From a Staff -Correspondent.) ..
LINCOLN, March 17.-(Speclal.)-Jeiplte'
some spirited opposition Ma levy's bill
senate file JT13, to make treapnssmk upon
railroad track a n-lsdern.ai)oT,;-was ad
vanced to third reading - by tbi aenate .
committee of the whole thla nxwnlng.
WouId lt Be
As You Wished?
If you do not make a
will or arrange for the .
disposition of. your
property during your
life time, the State will
dispose of it acoording
to the laws of desoent.
Now is the time to
make a will and appoint .
the Peters Trust. Com
pany as your Executor.
Then you know that
your wishes will be
faithfully carried out
Capital and Surplus
$475,000.00
( Ift22 FAR NAM ftffUCT j
Advertising Fans!
Order Now for June
Delivery
When hot weather arrive,
be rekdy with-your advertising
fan. If you want n article that
will l appreciated and an ad
that will be read dally.
We have good variety of
tylea, from the lnexpnlv)
Card Fan to an unusually at
tractive Japanese Parchment
Kan that will appeal to every
one, V. .. . ,
Phone for our salesman "-to
call with sample, or write for
deecrlptron and price.
F.I. F. SUAFER & CO.
. 12th and Farnatn Ht.
u
" ' ' "' iswwaaaw a sj m
Douglas Member
Gives the Candy
Trade a Big Boost
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. March 17. ( Special . ) A
choice bit of goaslp has been floating
around the legislative halls for several
day past It concern a house member
of the Douglas county delnratlon. who
ha long been noted for hi gallantry.
A In all affair of gallantry, however,
there I always a party of the second
part. In this case ther are three parties
ot tne second partt hree young women,
all of them' young and passing fair. The
faet that thers were, three render it
clear tht thl wa only an "affair of
gallantry'.' and not an "affair of the
heart,"
Thy three were seated at ntw of tha
lunch tablea In close proximity to the
candy counter. The member from Doug
las wandered by and compelled thereto
THOMPSON, BELDEN
6-COMPANY t
The Store for
Shirtwaists
(Original)
Dainty new wash blouses,
very inexpensively priced
-95c to $2.95..
Lighter Under
wear for Springs
Women's and children's
garments that are new.
WOMEN'S GAUZE
VESTS, . 10c and : up
wards. WOMEN'S GAUZE
UNION SUITS, low
neck, sleeveless, cuff
t knee or wide knee, 35c
and . . . ,50c
CHILDREN'S GAUZE
V E S T S, low neck,
sleeveless . -V 10c
Third Floor.
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4rch
Dr exeFs
Arch Doctor:
The xulnute that you put
thla shoe on your foot you will
be relieved and eventually It
will cure you of weak arch or
flat foot.
No bunglesome metal ' bud1
port to put In your shoe, but a
shoe built on scientific, prin
ciples, made of the finest kid
with the support built right tn
the fthoe where It cannot slide
or get out of shape. This I a
neat and dressy and a perfect
fitting shoe. If you have a
weak arch or flat foot you
should have a pair today.
Parcel post paid price
Men's, $5.00
Women's, $5.50
We are exclusive agents in
Omaha for the Famous AnatQ
mlk shoe for men and. women.
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pace. Ba tnfornaed - taeati
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by ohls brersy and genial disposition
stopped. V
"Swewta to the sweet," he murmured,
"and a box of randy for a kisa," he
added a a bantering afterthought.
"The motion prevails," aald the three
in unison. The committee of the whole
thereupon rose to report, and it waa up
to the' gentleman from Douglas. It' was a
showdown. The three queens won and
the candy bualness began to pick up at
once. - '
AVIATOR ST. HENRY
VISITOR AT CAPITAL
LINCOLN, March 17-(Speclal.)-Colo-nel
A. II. llolllngworth of Beatrice visited
th state house today accompanied by
Henry C. Ft. Henry, one of the leading
aviators -of the west. Mr. C. St Henry
wss born and brought up In Alvo, Neb.,
but now lives on the coaat. He expects
to make several flights In Nebraska be
fore returning to his home.
A going business can t old quickly
through The Bee' "Business Chances
Aprons and House Dresses
For Spring Cleaning
APRONS OF EVERY
STYLE AND COLOR
Made as good as horns
made aprons (58 inches
long). Well made in ev
ery particular. As far. as
prices you'll be more
than pleased.
A Very Unusual Value
New Palm Beach Suitings
54 Inches Wide, $1.50 and
$1.75 a Yard;
A beautiful display of these fashionable new fabrics
in a great variety of new'shades of putty sand, battle
ship gray. 'Many other handsome new weaves to show
you at the same time.
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Good lp
right PI.
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mrtnee, Stool and
Scarf.
Rent allowed on purchase price
if you decide to buy.
Schmofler & Mueller Piano Co.
1311-13 raraam It. Ttoaa. 16SX
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to End the WarL
By using Peace Stamps.
Clever, artistic, suitable.
for paster stamp albums.
Paste them on your corres
pondence, eend them to
your friends.
Help to start the Peace
movement. '
16 Different Kinds
10c
On Sale at The Bee Office.
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Drug Users
Removea perananently tha craving
for Liquor and Drug.
lavs Improves the general health,
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Vruga are withdrawn gradually, and
with the aid of our tonic ramediea
Patients suffer no collapse.
Do not ba'perauadfcl that all treat,
roenia ar alike. Ours is tits only
effective one. as time and exper
ience prove.
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A Kegalat Slat fmalu YteUe.
Annexationists See
Bill Passing with
Emergency Clauso
tFrom a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. Neb., March 17.-(Speclal.)-
The Omaha annexation bill will come up
tomorrow morning, a It tand sixth
from the top of the list. That It will
pas 1 a good guess. Friends of th bill
claim changea In Its favor aa late a
o'clock thl evening, while It opponent
do not appear to be feeling sanguine.
Members of th Douglas county delega
tion say tonight that it will ecure suffl-
rlnnf Vnlaa n Ii W a - -
vwri w yaom wna inc emergency
clause, .
KHljr' Beat PrfiB.
ST. IiOUIS, Mo., March U.lo Kelly,
St. i-roulf welterweight, won a derinlon
)Vr Cm rwfini S"WI11 "' ir.Ha . tv
- - - ' V.111, i r i ii d vx x ii-
raa City here tonight. The referee stopped
the fight in the sixth round ot a scheduled
clrht-round bout to avert a knockout.
MORE NEW HOUSE
DRESSES coming in ev
ery week. -
DIX NURSES' UNI.
FORMS The best made.
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4MUSRMENTS.
AMERICAN
' -"- aoaa Deaglaa 3100. '
, tarttag- Thursday, for
THREE DAYS ONLY,
th ltagnifloant Trobman rhot Flay
"The Fairy v
and the UJaif '
, Siir Broadway Predaetloa.'rat
nriag Mary mis KUtr, rarer
. XItoa and WU1 AreU.
Tou will recall Mary Mile MInter
aa the atar of the "Llttleat Rebel"
Percy Helton in th "Miracle Man"
and "Peter Grimm", and Will Archl
whoa nam I known to playgoer
from end to end af Broadway. Every
child and grown parson ah ould ee
thl graat feature, children 10c to
all parta of the hous matinee,
ympfeoay Orchestra, High Orad
Toeallate.
ICa, 10 ft IS. St., loo. is. 15.
Reerv seats for the S:30 evening
show on sale Two Weeks In Advsncc.
ATHLETIC & GYF..MASTIC
CHAMFICrSJHIPS
AUDITOR I U Itf
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Batnrday, p. a, Karoh 90.
Meat (or Both Vow oa Sal.
Prteis 15c, SOe, 75c $ni J1.I0
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oDt.ia
atatlne Today, :SO
- Toalgbt aalaao Week
SAr.ison
, Mat. W, Thar Bat 8
ngkta. 15 and 60s.
Ksxt Week i Oa. la. Oohaa'a Big Mus
ical Comedy, ruty Kaa front Boatea
Taeaday, Soslaty sTia-ht.
. Xsary Ooa'e TloUa Oaslr.
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BaUy atats. S:1S
Mights.
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OtheS acta thl
week: Kebla.
Kranc dc Bruce.
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Alfred Wallanstein. lauub Ou.n.nJ
and Orpheum Travel Weekly, trice--Wait
dallery. 10c; test beVte ("ScJoT
bat, and 8 uuJ 3c; N i ghta l-8 6-60-7 sc.
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