TTTK HKE: OMAHA. FIJI DA V. MARCH l!H. JsH5.
COMMISSION FORM
FOR THECOUNTIES
Home Detdarci Itself in Favor of
Flan ta Changt the Tom of
Goyerxmejit
KORTON 01 POLK 1ACXS IT
Trtm a Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. March 2i.-MProlal.)-Th
wr braach f tha state legislature to
day onflrr Norton's manaa-omrnt nr(r1
to put fountles under the commission
for inof owrnmnt t Ith a rerall prnvl
ate. Th bill In labeled with the number
Hit and la aa optional law, ped rent of
tht" voters belnn stifflrlent to put the
Plan In tiae. '
The measure provides for a county rom
mlaalon of thre member, one to br dos
isnated te executive, another Jhe auditor
an4 tha third tha hlRha-ay commissioner.
They will be the only elective county of
ficers, exoeat Judge and superintendent,
arnica are to remain Independent of the
county commtsstan. Tha work will be di
vided aa followt :
Oounty Rserutlve All power and duties
of sheriff, coroner and tovinty sttorney,
esrept duMe of the count v attorney
which rrHr admlaalnti.to the bar, for
hloh a regular attorney a-IU em
ployed County Auditor All powers and dutlea
ef the count jr clerk, treasurer, asanssor
and real iter of deeds.
County Mlrhway Commissioner Alt
Cwers and duties having to do with puh
roarta and hrtdiree. as well as powers
and duties of tha county aurvryor.
The executive la to ba chairman and
tha auditor dark of tha county commis
sion. All are made subject to recall.
Tha InltlaUv awd referendum are also
provided tor. The bill applies to all
couatlas In tha state, but It will not be
coma effective In any county until the
voter have adopted It,
Dr. Curtis Thinks
oot Ball Should Be
' In the Curriculum
(From a Ptaff Correspondent.)
LI.VCOI-N. March 25. (Special Tele,
trarp.) Speaking- before tha Southeast
Eeachara' association In aeaalon hers Dr.
Henry . 8. Curtis of Mlchlcan said that
foot ball should be a part of the regular
tour's In school, and that It should not
ha neglected for Iatln, though ha would
prefer the English game and would have
It played with armor.
He would have the time for playing
the game taken from the regular hours
or extend the regular hour sto take In
the gnmcj '
-No boy or girl should be allowed to
graduate from high school until they can
play a good game of foot ball, base
ball, basket ball or some such game,"
said he.
Other tpeakers were Dr. Charles Judd
of Chicago, Chancellor Avery of tha Unl
Tsralty o Nebraska, Dr.- A.' O. Thomas
and Halt le. Moore Mitchell of tha Kan
sas Normal schools. ,
Mockett's Merger -I
Bill Goes by Board
' t (From a Staff Correspondent.)
U.lXV. March IS. (Spaoial.)-Tha
house committee on corporations has In
definitely postponed H. R. 63, tha Mock
ett billi allowing public service corpora
tion to ' consolidate o4 leg ail te , theii
stock issued In tf (acting laergar.- This
Is on of the bills which tba League of
. Nebraska Municipalities has been fight
ing en tha ground that It would promote
stock watering. Tha special object of the
bill waa'aald U b tha forming; of a mr
er to take in the Lincoln Traction com
pany, tha Omaha. Lincoln k. Beatrice In
terurban and perhaps other corporations,
' The house commute on rule and regu
lations hat recommended tha paasog of
8. F. 223. by Kohl and .Ffjrk. a joint reso.
lutlon memorialising congress to equalise
the luijii racjflc right-of-way.
The insursnce, committee Indefinitely
postponed T. It. JM. deoulrlng Insurance
companies to publish their annual state
ments in newspapers.
Pure Ice Measure
Passes the Senate
from a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. March X.-(Special ) -Tba
aura le bill. 8. F. No. IH. passed tha
senate on third reading this morning,
but not without opposition.' Tha vote
was II for to U against.
Tbe measure aa introduced by Weaner
f Webster makes It a misdemeanor to
sell Impure lea for domestic us. It was
hotly attacked la tb commtKe of tha
whole by Grace of Harlan and Phumway
uf Dixon. ' both of whom have In their
districts large ice-cutting industries. They
Ejected that U bill was in tha Interests
jf a monopoly for th artificial (c man
jfaclurera. Scratched and It Would Burn and
Hurt Spread Larger and Larger,
Used Cuticura Scap and Oint
ment. In Two Week Well, .
Jvaa. IU " I a ajuyd both day
a4 atkt by llrhiag east txtssnasi aa sag lea.
Tb Iraubi bsoa wt am a aaak sietsan I
to wars, it twsaal vary
haoUy. I would arrears nui
Oat bew I
bos. II
awger aad lesai. tt
BMsrt rba sag tssaata I rail
H,
-I
arr. . Mr . sttteM
. trwubs aa-JU tra
baa s assi t
'wrvr, teat) s4 taea ar? US C
taaiaiaa. la Iw Iks I
war aad SIMM sal raw."
aVaara Tarr. Jay fc. ii a.
Cwsnara M rami aad
Sjup! flacb f'rcdi by Mall
r ii a tv aa e 14-
aVeas rw t arta wa. tiwji. I, ga
ITCHIHG BURNING
SKIII TROUBLE
rtrd
Mm I had
sal beesr I
ra aad t saunas I.
a afarasd nan sal
Household Economy l
S Sew t Hit taa Beat Caagh j
C Vteaaedy aad gave H by i
C Maklag It at Hawa J
Coiurh medicines, sa a ml contain a
lara quantity of plaia syrup. . A pint of
granulated sugar with pint of warm
water, stirred for 2 minutes, givea yon
as good syrup as money can buy.
Then get from your druggist t ounce
Plnex (SO cenM worth), poar into a pint
bottle and Ml th bottle with sugar
sjrup. This give von, at a fort of only
04 cent, a full pint of really bettor cough
trrop than you could buy leadv mad for
8.60 a elear saving of nearly $2. Full
directions with Pinox. It keep perfectly
and taste ajoad.
i It takes hold of tha usual tvragn or
ehaai aold at onoa and conquer it In t
i hour a, Splendid for whooping cough,
.bronchitis aad winter coughs.
If truly astonishing bow quickly 1
jlooeena th dry, hoar or tight cough
.and heals and aoathes th Inflamed mem
'brane In tha ease of a painful cough.
It also stop the formation of phlegm in
the throat and bronabial tubes, thus end
ing th per! ntent loos eough.
: Plnex Is a highly eoncentraied torn
pound of genttln Norway pin extract,
combined with cualaool, and ba keen
used for jreneration to heal Inflamed
toembranea of the throat and ahtsi,
I To avald disappointment, ask ytrar
amgtrMt for tH one Plnem," and
lon't aceept anything ale. A guarantee
of absolute aatiaiaction, or laoney proropt
1 refunded, goes with th la preparation
Tba Plnea Co, Ft. W ayo. Ind,
REFUSE TO LENGTHEN TERM
Hoast Member Turn Down Prop
osition to Raise Their
Salaries.
JURY COMMISSIONER NOT LIKED
(From a Ptaft Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, March 26. (Special.) Tho
house today killed the Barrett bill, It. n.
3eS. for a constitutional amendment In
creasing th term of elate officers and
members of the legislature to four years,
also increasing the salaries of legislator
from St500 . to 11.000, and. providing . for
quadrennial Instead of biennial aesslons.
The vote was almost unanimous.
IMeMke Jary C'ommlsaloaer.
Another bill which th committee of the
whole assassinated was II. It. 342, by
Peterson, creating an office of Jury com
missioner in each county. Although the
Introducer urged it as an acanomy meas
ure as wall a on to snour better Juries,
he could not convince the house that
there Is a state wide demand for It.
Mr. Parrlott, one of tha objectors, said
h would be willing to pas th bill if It
were amended to apply to Lancaster
county alone, but Mr. Peterson replied
that if it could not be mad effective
generally throughout tha state, he did not
want It psd at all. The vote to in
definitely postpone was 40 to 27.
Res Ira la t.'ae of Firearms.
A fight (was mad against IL R. 3Xi. a
bill fathered by tha committee on fish
and game, to jTohlbit unnaturalized for
eigner from owning or carrying firearms.
Chairman Evan of the commute said
it wu Intended to reach gangs of rail
road construction laborers who shoot
gam outof season and also, kill larka
and other song bird. Bora considered
It too much of an Infringement on th
rights of foreign born 'residents, but a
majority of (0 to S3 voted to hav th
bill engrossed for third reading.
BROOME WILL RESIGN '
ONE JOB IF GETS ANOTHER
' (From a fltaff Corresponile.it.)
LiIKCOLiK. March 26,-HpecUU.)-Representative
F. M. Broom of Box Butt
county la tha envy of all hla colleagues, '
Before his duties aa a representative of
hi district are over h I being pressed
Into service by th people of hla city for
th offlo of mayor- Should he be elected
It will not be th first tlm he has served
as mayor of th city of Alliance. Six
teen years ago th city elected him to th
earns or floe.
In response to a wire from th Alliance
Tim whether he would resign aa mem
ber of the legislature or withdraw from
th race for mayor, Mr. Broome wired
back: "If elected mayor will accept and
resign aa legislator," carrying out th
good old democratic principle of getting
strangle hold on on Job before letting
loos of another.
Senators Concur in
Chiropractic Change
(Prom a Staff Oai resaumdent.)
LINCOLN, March kV-8ptial.)-The
sonata today voted to concur in th house
amendment to th chlropractlo bill, 8. F.
SS. Th house amendment ralsea the
ataadsrds by th additional requirement
that th practitioner of two year' stand
ing, given permission to practice without
an examination, must be graduate of
j recognised school.
Grain Men Stirred
By the Hunter Bill
HA8TING4. Neb., March . (Kpeclal
Tele grass -Hatluse grain dealers will
send a repreaentattv to Liau aln to work
against House Roll K7, by Hunter, which
a understood her, would throw fifteen
grain men of this city out of business,
throuejrto th ellmeaattoni of private wire
grain quotations. Th bill haa paaead th
house and t stow up to th senate.
Legislatiye
. Proceedings
SaSM asssd M Third Steadta ht
aaas.
eV T tka. Mmiwr a Wat enhlMt
p"a Maaee M suieiwt'r
ii a . .
.. . -. . . - , ' . . m Mn ni lasyi
te " tin ! imaJ laHenvtnrsti of
I ( 1,1 I. of lies a rtM .. ,
teneaai.
M It ft Hewetttor aad Harrta Uanlt
es.rni'Uua vt fummmm from Jury and
ntiiita aerrV I mwi la at , a lax
li.
H K isl iwis A fcn. ms,(t
sa-araa te ara tmm losutn. M
.".a f aad tiaa aa a par rM
e
il R Mt. ViUr Me taaaaaJa award
trM af lea) road aavaard.
ste Is Ita ad r far
I- suffer asd try la wim aut r"t
aa s I jaisasas aaa ns.i
ta tha a, ki ia aaia - Ail ra-
i JI 4 m iu.u at
ADVANCE CONTROL
BOARDJEQUESTS
Number of Bill Atked for by This
Body Recommended for
Passage.
MANY MEASURES POSTPONED
(Krom a Htatf Correspondent.
LINCOLN", March K. (Special. Ap
propriations requested by the board of
control, aKRreratlng almoet a quarter of
a million dollars, for buildings and other
Improvementa at statn Institutions, were
reported out by the finance committee
In the house Thurwday morning for pas
sage. Six other bills were Indefinitely
postponed by the same committee.
The board of control appropriations aa
recommended by the finance committee
are as follows:
H. R. 1 Hperlnl fund to establish In
dustries at the state penitentiary. SllS.flOO.
II. It. W!2 Hulldlngs and Improvements.
Beatrice Institute for Feeble Minded,
11. II. a Ruildlnsa and Improvements.
Lincoln Insane hospital. f-W.ouo.
M. It. SM New building to accommodate
home for dependent children. Lincoln,
It. R. 5 Buildings and improvements,
tubercular hospital, Kearney. $i.o.
H. R. Kg Kewerage, laundry snd ma
chinery at Girls' Industrial school, tie.
I neva, In.fioo.
I If. ft. (trading and Improving ground
' at School for the Deaf, Omaha. S4.O0.
ij. K. t70 nalry ?ern at Industrial
Home for Women. Mllford, S5,f0.
Rills Poatpesied.
The bills which the finance committee
Indefinitely postponed were:
It. R. 4V-fl pedal levy for paying
teachers wages.
H. It. ft! Special commission to in
vestigate public utility lawa of other
statos ana report to the next lesis ature
H. R. ar-Providing that candidates
for siste offices nominated In the pri
maries shall make the nartv Ms t forms
H. It. ka Miscellaneous amendments to
primary law.
II. R. w Providing for a committee
to revise km ertlt state nub cations.
H. R. Requiring the state auditor
to make an early examination of the
noons ana accounts of all associations
ana societies. ,
Of these latter bill H. n. 4V3 and II.
R. 5fl should hav gone to the privilege
and elections committee, but they were
referred by mistake to the finance com
mittee and It acted upon them.
Representative Patterson, lntroduoer of
th puhllo utility commlHslon bill. H. R.
0M, gave notice that he would seek to
have It placed on th general file.
Vrooman Explains
How He Came to Call
Operators Eohbers
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON, March 25. - (Special
Telegram.) Assistant ."Secretary of Agri
culture Carl Vrooman, who haa been se
verely taken to task over a phras he
used in an addresa delivered last night
befor tha Tale Alumni association. In
which he likened the "operators In th
stock yards to tha robber barons on the
Rhine," gav out a statement to the
press today that the experience he re.
lated referred to ttou'.h Omaha stock
yards and not to the Chicago yards, aa
th morning papers inferred.
Mr. Vrooman to Th Be said that
about three year ago ha had taken a
carload of hogs from Mills county, Iowa,
to th Houth Omaha yrd.4 Th oom.fsd.
the hog had been charged to him at the
rat of fil.M per bushel, when actually
corn w worth only 46 cents, a bushel..
II. had. ud this. Incident, ho said, to
show how fanners in. snaay .Instances
were being unjustly, treated by various
interests. , -
N. H, Loo mis, general, counsel of the
Union Pacific, .left tor New York yes
terday. . , . . . i ,
MRS. CRAIGHEAD'S BIRTHDAY
IS OBSERVED AT LINCOLN
(From a Btff Correspondent) '
LINCOLN, . March 25. Kpa!at.)-Tlie
senate engrossing room had a festal ap
pearance this noon, a mammoth bunch
ot .American Beauty rosea covering on
end of tha table, where a bountiful
luncheon waa spread.
It waa all because of the birthday of
Mr. D. G. Craighead of Omaha, em
ployed In that department, th rosea
coming from Omaha, th present of Mr.
Craighead and their son, while th lunch
we furnished by Chief Clerk Miller of
th engrossing room. Senator Qulnby,
chairman of th committee on engrossed
bills, and the young women who are em
ployed In tba engroasing room all shared
in th Joy ot the occasion.
Fatrbary New Kates.
FAIRBCRT, Neb.r March S.-(Hpecial.)
Henry 1. Andrews, electrician for the
Rock Island at this point, has been pro
moted to a similar position at Rock
Island, III.
A number ot Rock Island passenger
engineers have returned to work after
being off for aom time. A,' J. Kelley ia
home from Hot Spring. Ark., and la
again hauling the Chicago-Nebraska
flyer runs. Lincoln to Council Bluffs, la.
W. N. McLennan haa returned to Fair-
bury. John P. Culbertaon haa resumed
hla work on th Denver Express and
Rocky Mountain Umited runs. Falrhury
to PlUlliphburg, Kan. John A. Cuykra
dall. on the aama run, Falrbury to
Cwunci! Bluffs. I again on duty after
being otf an account ot th death of
hi wife.
ady Faaad aa Track.
RT.n Lfl'D. Neb.. March 3&-8pe-ctaLK
Th body of an unidentified ma
waa found oai th Burlington track today
by section men a short distaac north
west of taw a He waa apparently a Ger
man, about as yaar of age, aad had bee a
seea in Red Cloud early la the week.
t OPEH K05TRILS! IKS
A COLD OR CATARRH
How Ta Cti ftUf m Kcad
satd .Naaa as htuflad I' a.
Caaai flftrl Teur cald la haad ar ra
tarra dtsai-paata. Your ch g aad auatril
l fa. Ui mi aaaaage f your haad
14 (IMt aad yu caa braaia frse.y
r " aouffl.es. aaaaing, ssacoaa
iiaeoarg. dryaas ar haadarae, aa etrud
gtlag Ivr areata al Bight
(lot a assail battt at Ely' mm sVaia
rrasa yaar acussut aad awy tllU at
lata fraram aatlaeflie rrinm ta ywar
swairtta II aaaatratea tfcroaah esry
AT aaaaa af tk bead. aaMSIe aai
aealtag tae svellea ar laflaated ua..a
Maiaraaa, atneg I ea Ixataai t .fc, f
Heat al'ta av4 catatra yWal lias ni c.
(sea l ela fd-B aad aaiaataai tte
la mi
CALOMEL SALIVATES
Calomel makes you alck and you lone a
day's work. Calomel la a nssty, dsngerous
chemical. To liven your sluggtrh liver
and bowels when constipated, headachy,
bilious, just get a 10-cent box of harmleas
Casrarcts. They work whtla you sleep,
don't gripe, sicken or salivate. Adver
tisement. ! Kaiser Thanks His
j People and God for
I Success of New Loan
AMSTERDAM, March 26.-tVla Lon
don.) tt has been learned here that Em-
jperor William has snt to Ir. Bethmanrl
llallweg, the imperial chancellor, the fol
lowing message, dated at the field head
quarters of the army:
"In the result of the socond war loan,
which exceeds all expectations and Is un
paralleled In financial history, I perceive
a manifestation of a will to conquer
which la prepared for al! sacrifices and
exertions, and confidence In the victory
ot the German people, relying on God.
"My Imperial thanks to all who hav
contributed to tbia great success. Like
the glorious exploits ot my army and my
navy, my victory fills me with )oy and
pride in being the first servant of such a
nation at such a time.
"I request you to publish this message."
DEATH RECORD-
Mrs. Mary E. Gonna.
ASHLAND, Neb.. March 25. tapeclal.)
Mrs. Mary E. Gorman, wife of Council
man John J. Gorman fell dead at the
home of a neighbor, David Jardlne, last
night. Mr. Gorman, who Is also tax
assessor for Ashland, waa In Wahoo to
attend a meeting of the county precinct
assessors. Mrs. Gorman was aged nearly
U year and had resided in Ashland over
twenty years, being engaged In the hotel
business with her husband most of that
time. She la survived by her husband,
one daughter, Mrs. tl IL Jeffers, resid
ing at 2C17 Ames avenue, Omaha; several
brothers in Wisconsin, her native home,
and a sister at Seattle, Wash. Funeral
ervloes will be held at i o'clock Fri
day afternoon at the Methodist church In
Ashland.
LOGAN, la., March 26. (Special.) Aa a
result of a long Illness Mrs. Johanna Ol
sen, aged 75. died at the home of her son
Georg near Bethel Sunday afternoon.
The body was taken to Hancock, Ia, for
Interment. Three son and a daughter
survive.
General John P. Storey.
PASADENA. Cal.. March JR.-MaJor
General John P. Stqrey, former chief of
artillery of the army, died at hi home
her today aged 74 years. He entered
th Military academy In 1861 and retired
June 19, 1906.
FRIDAY
At the
House of .
Menagh
W hav ar
ranged t h
g r e a test Fri
day sale in
our Malory.
SmXKSES
811k for af
ternoon wear,
SBIISES
Lingerie for
June wear. .
m I a e s'
and. ladles'
sizes, made
' from wori
. teds. " -' r '
ooaTS.
In covert
fabric;,
Suotcb. nov
elties, serges
and poulina
There are gar
ment offered
for tomorrow
that are real
ly worth Ml
and HO.
Com early.
There are 20 '
$18
i Y52 it r m enta . to
. r ba aold
A 79c
Salt of
NIGHT
GOWNS
W hav SB of
the gown to
be sold Friday
that ar worth
Six! to 11. 7S.
For Friday'
selling t h y
ar priced at
Tfa.
A $5
S&Ie of
Trotting
Skirt.
Flar models,
plealsd nuxlsls
and rufflett
models In er
nnd ailk and
Wii Miplins.
value up to
lia i'. tr
ht--e Fttdav
at MX
A $5-75
Trimmed
Hats
Thea are bats
that uaua.i-
.Ci ell f"r lie e.
V.U III m l
en 'e frida r
. at .7,
THE HOUSE
OF MENAGH
"Ta tea aatVwi .
1613 FARNAM STREET
$15
fm Day
"'la.
aaa o sv
an Has Hundred
Thousand Soldiers
In Chinese Republic
PEKING. China. March .-At th
conference today of Japanese diplomatic
rrprescntntives with Chinese statesmen
concerning Toklo's demands upon the
Chinese republic, the Chinese formally
Inquired as to the meaning of the recent
entrance of Japanese troops into China.
Minister Hlokl replied that these sol
diers were for the rel lef of the present
Japanese garrisons In China, but that
these garrisons would remain where they
were until the conclusions of the present
negotiations.
According to reliable information th
Japanese at present have eight divisions
in China and Korea.
The discussion today concerning Toklo's
THOMPSON, BELDElsi
COMPANY'
The Store
for Shirtwaists
Is showing Pullman Robes
in addition to the complete
showing of blouses, in
dark colors; these robes
are very desirable for
for traveling, $5.00.
New
Undermuslins
LA GRECQUE Princess Slip
made of fine nainsook,
trimmed with lace and em.
broidery; buttoned down
the front, $3.50, $4, $4.25.
COMBINATIONS: Corset
cover and drawers, and
corset cover with short
skirt, lace and embroidery
trimmings, $1.65, $1.75,
$2, $2.50. .
"MARCELLA" SKIRT '
DRAWER COMBINATION
of crepe and fine nainsook
dainty trimmings of lace
and embroidery; all sizes,
$1, $1.25, $1.35 to $3.50.
VnaavmaaUs Section Third Xloox.
THIS CHAMBERS'
FIRELESS COOKING
GAS RANGE . . . .
actually pays for itself in
the saving of gas. See it in
. operation at the special
demonstration at our
store all this week.
SPECIAL -
S45.0M Store, during &2ft
Ihia wek. POa
HILTON ROGERS
1515 HARNEY
aDlaaJU
i
rlAl bALh
All IaiUiaC Style aad Colon tat
8prlB)g Hatia, 3.8 Valuaa;
Yoar Cbok
$1.50
$1.00 Caps 50c
J. Helpb&nd Clotkiag Co.
814-1 North Ifltai Sarae
Real Estato
Itaasl tttm latest i
Eka tut,
Mia fm wall a
la reat roar ra
SoU aaul aaaaa) pwMUMf,
PIOYD owaaiA'a M T
Mad. Vadar. Ial Vaata-h aad Wsa.
FIFTY MILH3
FROM DOOTON
nsan Wad, Tbara, aaa, aai
Bakta. aaa so, ads., ta .
aa W
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TW. cakrad Taaa.
(M.aLBS) oawravaV
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YOOn GAtSj
72 DILL SAVEDH
J am
er
! demand waa upon the dense granting
! Japan the tight to exploit mine In nine
specified area of South Manchuria.
The war strength of a Japanee division
Is 1S.709 officers and men. t.sHO hors and
thirty-six pieces of artillery.
MOTEMETS OP BTKA (TEltt.
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News Kstea of Col a sa bus.
COLVMBVS, Neb.. March . (Special.)
The Board of Education through Ita
president and secretary purchased two
adjoining lot to the present sit of the
Highland Park school, and now owns
one-halt of a block, upon which a new
Dress Fashions Adapted
From the Styles of 1830
These are attractive fashions, quaint, typically
American, and very striking in their originality.
Dainty Dancing Frocks, $16.75 Upward
Attractive Afternoon Dresses, $3$
New Spring Silks Are Here in a
Special Showing This Week
Many and lovely are the weaves from among which
the women of fashion may choose Easter Gowns: Taf
fetas, Failles, Poplins, Oros de Londres, brilliantly lus
trous and specially adapted for the new wide flounce
skirt, arranged in a special exhibition for your inspection.
Very Exceptional Silk Value
$1.00 and $1.25 Cheney Bros." All-Silk
Spot-Proof Foulards, Choice
Friday 75c a yard
Beautiful in weave and finish. Fashion tendencies
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Coolldga haa been selected by tha board
aa architect.
Probate proceeding hav been com
menced upon th estata of Thomas Cxar
nlk. who was killed Matrh 4 by Pylvester
lllgbe on a farm near Monro, Neb.
Caamlk owned real estate In thla county,
constating of eighty arras and an undi
vided. Interest In another eighty acre,
also personal property of h value of
about 12,000. Johnh S. Tomaslewtc ha
been appointed administrator of th
tate. Mr. Caamlk waa an unmarried man.
and the property will descend to bts pat ents,
who ar both living.
Sheriff Henry C. Lachnit resigned his
petition aa sheriff of riatt county this
morning, and tha Board of Supervisors
Immediately appointed his deputy, Matk
Burke, to fill th vacancy.
John S. Saalfeld and Clara M. Ketch
mark, both ot Richland. Neb., wer mar
ried yesterday by County Judge John
Katterman.
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more than merely a meaL The good
things you like to eat should please
the eye no less than the palate. Half
,' the joy of living comes from your
environment and associations. Gath
.' er where you find the people you.
like in surroundings befitting
that's a pleasure that costs nothing
beyond the exercise of taste. Come
to lunch, dinner or supper, "after.
the play ' ' and see who 's here. Learn
why they come again. Better cook
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TUESDAY NIGHT,
LURCH 30, 1915
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Pricei, 50c to $1.50.
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