THE EEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1913.
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re; fay
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spondent
'-(Special.)
, oatch-Tanner
:'a member of
ielegation in
he legislature
riday of this
is committee
i anner, and W.
contesting his
ittorneys ready
, hearing. The
i-d they may be
aring by Thurs-
easures.
i unusually quiet
djourned shortly
I. F. No. 3lVere
r chamber upon
n of Jhe senate
"':t. 1 v
as introduced by
f Madison and
;ent prohibitory
violation a felony
t less than six
than five years in
.iary. ,
;ange Dry Law.
, recommended the
finitely postpofred.
said there had been
securing convictions
'.r the present law
t it was agreed that
I very workable mea-
'
as indefinitely post
:e recommendation' of
:. It voided marriages
s sought to evade the
by going to other
is the present law.
nue!" Miller
s at Home of Sister
Xeb., Jan. 21. (Special.)
J. Miller, familiarly
est Point and Madison
anncl," died at the home
r, M Dr. F.-A. Long
,-, yesterday, of cancer of
I J. Miller was born in
viile, Pa., . January. 24,
i. Soldiers Are ' -nicrtained
at Banquet
1 it, Neb., Jan. 21. (Special)
, -eight returned soldiers of
and vicinity were guests at
of a series of banquets for
i. Ona hundred persons
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Governor McKelvie
Asks That Home Guards
Retain Organizations
From a Staff Correspondent
Lincoln, Jan. 21. The 300 odd
Home Guard companies of Nebras
ka, . mustered . oui by retiring Gov.
Keith Neville are promptly muster
ed in again by Gov. S. R. McKelvie
in a letter sent oat to each of the
captains.
The governor's letter, calling at
tention to his message to the legis
lature wherein he asked the contin
uation .of the organization, suggests
that captains hold their companies
intact awaiting the return of Col.
H. J. Paul, newly appointed adjut
ant general who is on his way home
from France.
Governor McKelvie says in his.
letter that if the companies are to
be mustered put, he would like to
see it done "with proper ceremony
And with proper recognition for the
service that was rendered by the
members of these organizations."
Nebraska Retailers Will
Hold Meeting in Lincoln
DeWitt, Neb., Jan: 21. (Special)
The Federation of Nebraska- Re
tailers will hold its annual meeting
this year in Lincoln, the dates being
four days beginning February 10.
In addition nationally Known speak
ers will make addresses on the sub
jects of "Turnover on a Declining
Market." "Problems of Retailers,"
"Rehabitation of Injured Soldiers
and Sailors." President Shafer of
thi National Retail Grocers' asso
ciation will preside and Dr. Hotch-
Viss of the College of Commerce of
the University of Minnesota will
attend.
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Methodist Ministers
Thank State Legislature
Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 21. Communir
cations by letter and telegram, from
the ministers of the Methodist Epis
copal churches of the city, and from
the Omaha Ministeral union, con
gratulating the members of the
house for their prompt and unani
mous action in the passage of the
resolution ratifying the national pro
hibitory amendment, were read m
the house today.
On motion of Foster, Douglas, the
communications were made a part
of the record , of the house and wilt
be incorporated in the session jour
Former Wealthy Norfolk
Man Found Dead in Home
Norfolk, Neb., Jan. 21. (Special
Telegram.) Charles Drabe, a . pio
neer of Stanton county and once a
wealthy land owner of that county,
was found dead in a house in which
he was living alone in the east part
of town last evening. It is believed
he died from relapse complications
of influenza from which he suffered
some weeks ago. He will be buried
at Pierce Wednesday. Drabe's wife
lives in Stanton county.
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For many years druggists have
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S'Aamp-Root bus stood the test of
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Governor McKelvie
Takes Early Morning
Jaunt on Milk Wagon
From a Stiff Correspondent.
Lincoln, Jan. 21 (Special.) A
boyish-looking chap out walking'
before dawn tbc other morning
met a milkman, who asked him to
ride. After jostling along for a
while, the milkman asked him
where he worked:
"At the state house," wai,the
reply.
"What do you do there," inquir
ed the milkman.
"I'm governor," said the strang
er. Governor McKelvie is telling
the story.
Searched Years for Heir
of Cobbler; K C Lawyer
Gets $160,000 Heleft
A nation-wide "search lasting for
years, in which Omaha was gone
over with a fine-tooth comb, in an
effort to locate relatives of John
O'Connor, a . recluse cobbler who
died in Hastings in 1913, leaving a
fortune of $160,000, is recalled with
word from Hastings 'yesterday that
the, estate, had been awarded to
James B. O'Connor, a Kansas City
attorney and relative.
The property was disposed of un
der, a will found a year ago between
the leaves 'of a law book belonging
to a deceased St. Joseph attorney.
There have been more than a
hundred claimants to the estate. In
the absence of known heirs the
property was given to the state of
Nebraska. Upon the finding of the
will, the district court awarded the
estate to James B. O'Connor.
Huge Crowd at Fremont for
Meeting of State Firemen
Fremont, Neb., Jan. 21. (Special
Telegram.) The opening session
of the State Volunteer Firemen's
association was held this evening at
the Fremont opera house when
Mayor Wiley welcomed the fireman
and J. W. Guthrie of Alliance, presi
dent, responded. George F. Wolz
made the principal address. The
meeting was followed by a recep
tion at Hotel Pathfinder, headquar
ters for the convention.
Tomorrow the business sessions
will begin and Continue through
Thursday. Tomorrow evening the
firemen will be guests of Fremont
firemen and the Commercial club at
a musical comedy. The banquet will
be held Thursday evening.
John Martin of Fremont, prom
inent in state and local firemen cir
cles, is being boosted for the office
of second vice presidentrC. H. Mas
ters of Auburn, is another candidate.
Alliance, Scottsbluff and Norfolk,
have anounced they are after the
convention in 1920. .
Senate Passes Measure
Barring Aliens from Office
Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 21. (Special
Telegram.) The senate this after
noory passed the following bills: S.
F. No. 5, toy Cooper of Douglas
Provides county boards may em
ploy physician for county jail o at
tend prisoners and pay for services
from county fund. . " - '
S. F. No. 6, by Cooper Prohibits
alien from holding any appointive
public office. . ,v
S. F. No. 8 Prohibits any public
officials from appointing an alien to
public office and provides a penalty
of fine and imprisonment for .viola
tion of the act., - . '
' S. F. No. IS Provides for repeal
of present law requiring county
board proceedings to be printed in
foreign language press. .
Crowd Overflows Court
Room at .Sedition Trial
EVimnnK Neh.. Tan. 21. (Special
Telegram.) A crowd that over
flowed the district . court- room
gathered this afternoon for the trial
nf Fmut Kern of North Bend, on
a charge of sedition Attorneys in
the case argued until nearly mia
night last night on v a demurrer,
Judge Thomas holding for the state.
Kern is one of the pioneer residents
of North Bend. He is charged with
making sedious remarks about offi
cers and members f the North
Bend Home Guards. .
Returns to Old Position.
West" Point, Neb., 'Jan. 21. (Spe
cial.) Boyd Simms, who was re
cently discharged from the aviation
department of the army, has return
ed to his old position, as assistant
cashier of a bank at Valentine.
State Fair Board
Opposes McKelvie's
Plan for Control
From a Staff Correspondent'
Lincoln, Jan. 21. Governor Mc
Kelvie appeared before the State
Board of Agriculture today to ex
plain his new civil code bill which
takes away from the State Board of
Agriculture administration of the
annual state fair and vests it in a
commission of agriculture.
- Strong opposition was manifested
to the measure in this particular by
the state board and they showed it
it a resolution introduced by R. M.
WolcotJ, which was the subject of
heated, discussion throughout the
day. ' ,
No action was taken today and
further consideration will be given
tomorrow.
Members of the board, including
J. A. Ollis, ex-President Roberts of
Fremont and one, or two others
spoke in favor of the resolution.
'Governor McKelvie appeared be
fore the board and defended his plan
for the reform of the state govern
ment. Secretary Danielson submitted his
annual report to ithe board.
Bancroft Man Leases Beemer
Times; Also Gets Married
West Point, Neb., Tan. 21. (Spe
cial.) A. E. Cates of Bancroft has
leased the plant of the Beemer,
limes and will immediately take"
charge of that paper. He was mar
ried last week at Ottumwa, la., to
Miss Anna Sieberg of that place.
His bride , was a graduate nurse.
They will establish their home at
Beemer.V
Telephone Toll Increase
. Enjoined in South Dakota
Pierce, S. D., Jan. 12. The South
Dakota- supreme court today made
public an order restraining telephone
companies in the state from putting
into effect the increased toll rates
recently ordered by Postmaster Gen
eral Burleson.
Daughter of Fremont Man
Dies of Spanish Influenza
Fremont, Neb Jan. 21. (Special)
Mrs. J. E. Murray, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Snyder, pioneer
ct Fremont, died at her home here
following an illness of influenza. .
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Captain Ceilings sailed the seas fot
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results! Finally, he was assured that
r.e must either submit 'to a danperoua
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Senate Bills.
8. F. tl By Reed. Forbids remarriage
of person against whom a divorce ha been
granted for cruelty, uonsupport or adul
tery within three years, except remarriage
to person who got the divorce.
S. F. 64 By Bturn. Provide for con
trol, regulation) and suppression of ve
nereal disease. Stat and local health of
ficers may requtr examination of person
"reasonably suspected" of Infection. Pro
vides for quarantine until cured.
8. F, 6S By Cronln. Make license fee
of employment agencies $(,000 per annum.
Designed to be prohibitive.
S. F. S6 By Randall. Provide for as
sessment of property for taxation at full
value. Instead of to prr cent,
8. F. !7-By Randall, Permit bank to
Invest In Liberty bonds to two-fifths of
reserve, heretofore required to bs kept In
cash.
S. F. IS By Randall. Relieves from re
serve requirements of state bank law any
bank which conform with reserve require
ments of federal reserve system.
8. F. S9 By Randall. Permits state
bank which Is a member of federal re
serve system to have earn privilege of
rediscount as other banks.
S. F. 0 By Taylor. Provide "double
election boards" shall begin canvass ot
vote soon a 15 ballot have been cast.
Present limit Is four hours from opening of
polls.
8. F. tl By Hoagland. Gives state rail
way commission apeclflo atautory author
ity to regulate efftclenoy, sufficiency and
safety of railroad service.
S. F. 61 By Cooper. Duplicate of bouse
bill legalising boxing bouts.
Norfolk PostmastershSp
Entirely Out of Politics
Norfolk, Neb., Jan. 21. (Special
Telegram.) Congressman Dan V.
Stephens has notified inquirers that
the postmastership here is entirely
out of politics and that the vacancy
cavsed by the death of Postmaster
Nelson will go to the best qualified
candidate. About 12 are in the race.
It it expected that appointment will
be made soon. 1 Congressman
Stephens says he has just finished
a controversy with the postal de
partment and has been flatly inform
ed that he will be unable to have a
thing to say about the job here. He
says other congressmen and sen
ators are having the same experience.
8. F. (9 By Cooper. Raise salary ef
Doaglas county probation officer from
$1,800 to IUB00.,
8. F. 04 By Bushes. Fee bill for coun
ty surveyors. 1
8. F. U By Bushee. Amend auction
line road law to provide for opening after
survey.
8. F. tt By Bushes. Require notice
and record ot certain unofficial surveys.
8. F. 67. By Bushee. Make county sur
veyor In eountlea of less than 60,000 high
way commissioner If qualified. Preaent law
make It discretionary with county board
whether surveyor or another be appointed.
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