THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, MARCH 3. 11)21.
Postpone Bill
To Exempt Tax on
Building Stock
Senate, After Hitter Figbt,
Kills Measure Favored ly
Building and Loan
Associations.
Lincoln, Xrb.. March 2. (Special
Telegram.) The bitterest tight in
the state senate during the present
session ended this afternoon with the
death of the bill to exempt from tax
ation the capital stock of building
iiiicl loan associations. By a vote
of 20 to12, following an entire day
of debate, the senate committee of
the whole voted to postpone indefi
nitely Senate File 69. '
The vote stood: For, Anderson.
Beehe. Bliss, C.ionin, Davis, Gan
non, Halderman, Harris, Humphrey,
Johnson, MsGov.an, Miller, Randall,
Reed, Kickard.turm, Ulrich, Warn-
er, Watson and Wilt sc.
Against, Berka, Brown, L5ushct
Cooper, Dutton, Good, Hastings
Hoaglatul. Norval. Pickett, Robbins
and Saunders.
Senator Miller oi Washington ex
plained his vote to postpone by say
ing that his constituents were divid
ed, and since the bill would not help
farmers, and would exempt another
clas-s from taxation, be would vote
against it.
Removes Double Tav.
Advocates of the bill declared it
was calculated to- remove the pres
ent double taxation the tax o
'.roperty paid by the mortgagor awl
the tax "on stock representing money
loaned on the property.
"This is a struggle between the big
trust companies and the home build
ers,? said Senator Hoagland, one of
the leaders in the fight for the bill.'
Protected by the Smith mortgage
law, trust companies, be explained,
offered investors 6 and 7 per cent
mortgages on which the mortgager
had paid the lax.
A building and loan investor
should have the same exemption,
since the function of both organiza
tion is precisely the same, he ar
gued, to act as agent for the inves
tor in placing loans. .
Help Poor Man."
"I see the bankers present here
sneering," he said, "I want to tell
vou you can't sneer any man out of
!iis -borne. These associations arc
to help the poor man andthere is
no more beneficial institution in the
state of Nebraska. The republican
party can't afford to go before the
people and admit the responsibility
for continuing this discrimination.
"Senator Dennis Cronin of Holt
saw jn the bill the work of capital
ists and lumbermen. , tie said his
home town lumbermau received n
telegram V signed "Eugene Holland,
publicity promoter," urging support
of the bill. Ho said Holland was a
Lincoln lumberman.
Senator Stum of Cass, himself a
lumberman, declared that the-state
association liad taken no action on
this matter ami that, he himself was J
opposed to xnc out.
Robbins Defends Bill.
"Whja this outburst from build
ing and loan assoqiations who tell
us they are about lo be devoured,
when since 1941 their investments
have grown from S24.00O.00O to $77.
00.000," asked Senator Beebe of
Folk.
Answering t'.ie charge that the
associations were' . supported by
capitalists, Senator Robbins of
Douglas, introducer of th "bill,
Quoted figures from an Omaha asso
ciation, which had 24,000 share
holders.' whose average deposits
were $650. eWid 16.000 had less
than $000 and lrt.000 less than $200,
while only 350 had over $4,500 each
invested. "This is an issue be
tween 120,000 little' investors in Ne
braska and the bankers and trust
companies," Senator Robbins said.
Lower House Passes j
Several Omaha Bills
On Third Reading
Lincoln, March' 2. (Special.)
Bills which passed the lower house
on third reading were: '
Authorizing 6 per cent interest on
Omaha school bonds. .
Douglas county jury bill exempting
undertakers, dentists, - N a t i o n a 1
guardsmen and members of the fire
department.
Bills forbiddm? the use of posters
in advertising social disease remedies.
Douglas county - double election
board bill.
Randall-Hasc:ll municipal court
bill, cutting out police courts and
justice of the p-.-ace ind electing five
instead of three municipal judges
in Omaha and materially increasing
the salaries of the municipal judges.
Forcing county boards to maintain
and care for unfortunate children,
and women. .
Union Picketing Law '
Faces Stiff Fight
Lincoln, March 2. (Special.)
Rumblings of a heavy storm in the
lower house when the Randall bill,
making union picketing unlawful,
comes up for consideration were
heard ' today when Representative
Rank, a Nonpartisan leaguer, moved
that the Randall bill be turned back
to the committee on labor.
A few days ago this -same com
mittee threw the bill out on geaeral
file. Rank, who is a member of the
committee, claimed he was not pres
ent when the bill was considered.
"That means ihe;eath of the bill
if it goes back at this time," Rep
resentative Saudquist of Thurston
declared, "and it is one of the most
important issues in the state. 1 ob
ject." 1
Sandquist won his point and
Rank's motion to throw the bill back
to the committee was lost.
Senators T7st Tee f!rpam
To Note Law Requirements
Lincoln, March 2. (Special.)
Tvyo freezers of ice cream were car
ried into the senate and a dish from
each freezer was given to the sena
tors. One freezer contained ' ice
cream manufactured With 14 per cent
butter fat. The other freezer con
tained 10 per cent butter fat. There
is a bill in the legislature cutting
butter fat requirements in ice cream
from 14 to 10 per cent,
Your Face and
Are You of th&- Motive Type, Like Roosevelt,"1 Billy
Sunday and Doug Fairbanks? Jay Bump Is
Omaha Example..
By MABEL WARNER RUGG. .
DID you ever'think- Theodore
Roosevelt, Douglas Fairbanks
and Billy Sunday were alike?
They had one essential point in
common, that of structure. All three
represent fundamentally the motive
type.
Jay Burns, head of a big Omaha
baking company, reminds me
strongly , of, Theodore Roosevelt.
Mr. Burns is a fine example of the
motive type . successful in business.
Square Faces and Bodies.
The outstanding characteristic of
the motive type of body structure
is a general squareness of body
build square face and square body,
cither short and stocky, or tall and
muscular. Usually the motive type
of structure is medium in texture;.,,
but there can beCa'range therq as
well, shown inMhc examples men
tioned in the first of this article.
Mr. Roosevelt was the coarsest
textured of the men whose names
1 have used., only his Jiair and skin
keeping him tending toward the
medium. Mr. Burns is almost a
pure medium, being a consistent
motive type all through.
Jack Loudon was distinctly the
coarse-textured, motive type. So
here we have five examples of this ,
build of man, successful respectively I
in politics, art. religion, business
and literary work.
They Are Strenuous.
livery one of the live shows the
strenuousity that is another.phase of
the motive type. Each expresses his
abounding energy in his' work and in
his play. Mr. Roosevelt and Mr.
London took theirs out in explora
tion and globe trotting; plr. Fair
banks uses his in wild movie stunts;
Mr. SundayJriu ba.-e ball and platform
fireworks. Any Omahan acquainted
with -Jay Bunfs knows him as a
strenuously active man.
Parents, if you have a lusty howler
of a son, who is so leggy and strenu
ous that you grow desperate in trying
to keep him in school, don't despair.
He is probably the motive type, ex
pressing his vigor in the primitive,
uncivilized manner of childhood. He
is wonderful material, if you handle
him right. See that he gets all the
education possible, and of the right
scrt. With correct training the na-
Banking Bill to
Be Aired Today
Co-Operatie Measure Likely
To Be Reported, Favorably
With ew Amendments
Lincoln, March 2. (Special Tele
gram.) The house banking commit
tee probably will turn in a favorable
report on a co-operative bank bill1
tomorrow . afternoon, following a
final hearing on the proposition at
10 tomorrow. -
At a meeting tonight committee
members offered no, objection to the
bill after amendments had been
added with the consent of J. H.
Broady of Lincoln, representing cer
tain farm interests clamoring for a
co-operative bdiik law in Nebraska.
The chief amendment accepted by
Broady cuts . the distribution of
patronage dividends ( down to the
stockholders in accordance with the
amowtit of business transacted with,
the bank by each individual stock-,
holder. The original bill provided
for distribution of these dividends to
depositors or borrowers who "may
or may not be stockholders in pro
portion to the average daily balance
of such deposits, or.loans'."
Representative, Benjamin Mickey
demanded a -VpccifiC clause which
would give any guarantee fund,
which may be created by co-operative
'banks, a name entirely different
from the present bank guarantee
fund of co-operative banks. "This is
so people won't be led to believe that
depositors are protected by our
present guarantee fund," Mickey ex
plained. Introducers of the bill offered no
objections to Mickey' demand. The
creation qf a name for co-operative
hanks' guarantee funds and a careful
analysis of amendments will be made
by Broady and Jess Palmer of Oma
ha, attorney for banking interests,
before the nfeettng Kvhcn the com
mittee will take final action on the
bill. '
House Refuses to Reduce
Training Term for Nurses
Lincoln, March 2. (Special Tele
gram.) A bill to cut graduate nurse
requirements from three years train
ing to two years training was killed
by the house medical committee.
Nurses from Omaha and Lincoln
hospitals were present at the com
mittee meeting.
AUYfcKTISKMEVT
"They WORK
while you sleep"
You are bilious, constipated, head
achy full of cold, unstrung. Your
meals don't fit breath is bad. skin
sallow. Take one or two Cascarets
tonight for your liver and bowels
and wake tip clear, rosy and cheer
ful. No grim'ng no inconvenience.
Children- love Cascarets,, too. 10,
25t 50 cc.its.
What It Tells
live type oi man becomes the driving
force behind the wheels of industry.
Almost without exception, our great
manufacturers are strongly motive.
Are You Motive.Type?
Men and women, if you are dissat
isfied with your work, take a look at
yourselves to see if you are the mo
tive type. Then size up yourvork
and see if it's the sort to make you
successful. One of the unhappiest
men in Omaha up to a year ago was
a young man following in his father's
footsteps m a banking institution.
Strongly motive, and with a splendid
mind, he grew desperate at the close
confinement and routine work that
fell to his lot.
Leaving the bank, he became dis
trict sales manager for a mechanical
product, and is now well on his way
to both success and happiness.
Kditor'g note: While these article
nre lining iiulilixhrd Mabel Warner
HiiKK 'Hill umlert;ike to answer all
Queatloiii from He reactor on charac
ier anil analysis and vocational ehoice. ,
Send the letters care of Tliejlee.
Compensation Awards
Made in Omaha Cases
Lincoln, March 2. (Special.)
Compensation Commissioner Frank
A Kennedy today entered the follow
ing orders in compensation cases:
Thomas Goruf, Armour & Co. em
ploye, six weeks' compensation, $15
a week, hospital and medical bills.
Alfred Caniglia, pTumber, employed
by John S. Hamilton,, injured right
foot. Given.;40 per cent adjustment
for. loss of foot. Compensation 50
weeks at $12 & week, hospital and
medical bills, plus what had already
been received. Had 'been paid" $12
a week for 5 weeks.
A. L. McCandless, employed by
Sample Hart Motor company,
awarded $15 a.vveek for seven weeks
and medical and hospital bills."
Fra'nk Ulaski, employe of Morris
& Co., ran nail in (finger of right
hand. $7.50 a week for a period of
10 weeks, hosnita! and attendance.
' Kiirtruggist Bill
Lincoln, March 2. ( Special.) A
bill which would increase require
ments for registered druggists and
"would force them to have a better
academic education was killed in the
lower house.
An electric sand Screening ma
chine invented by a Kansan is so
compact that it is portable and can
be suspended from any object ca
pable of sustaining its weight.
Sure
Relief
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Note the emphasis on
!4YOU."A
tsn't it a fact that you
hare thought of investing
as something for the other
fellow?
Home Builders' invest--mcnt
service is for you.
The opportunity to , Ac
cumulate a surplus and
have it earn 6 is yours.
You are morally respon
sible for the disposition
which you make of your
funds. , "
You should have a sur
plus, and it ought to be
earning the highest rate oi'
Miterest compatible with
safety. It ought to "grow
into a competence which
ivill make you financially
independent sooner or
later. v
Let us tell you how to
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Dodge, at 18th, Omaha.
FISCAL AGENTS FOR
HomeftuaderS
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0. A. Rohrbugh,
Sec-Treag.
Seven Bills in
Senate Killed;
Nine Put on File
j University Fee Measure Goes
Back to Committee
Hoagland Promises L
Sensations.
Lincoln, Mprth 2. (Special.)
Committee recommendations for the
killing of seven bills and the placing
of nine others on. the general file
were accepted without objection by
the Nebraska state senate.
After S. F. 325, Hoagland. had
been duly tossed over the feiv.ee, its
introducer succeeded in raising it
and getting it recommitted back to
the educational committee again, in
spite o'f mild objections of the com
mittee. The bill prohibits the university
from charging any fees to students
other than to cover necessary labor
atory expenses. It was apposed by
Chancellor Avery before the com
mittee. Senator lfoagland promised
the committee a sensational show
ing touching on "petty pilfering"
i.nd other evils of the present sys
tem. Other bills killed were:
H. R. 347: Making an accom
plice in a felony a principal.
' S. F. 321 : Occupation tax for
firms giving premiums in trade.
S. F. 322: License'for firms giv
ing premiums.
S. F. 231: Requires 8-hoitr day
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OUCH! BACKACHE!
RUB LUMBAGO OR
PAIN FROM BACK
Rub stiffness away with small
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and pain follows a gentle rubbing
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Rub this soothing, penetrating oil
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magic, relief comes. "St. Jacobs Oil"
is a harmless backache', lumbago and
sciatica cure which never disappoints
and doesn t burn tHe skin..
Straighten up! Quit complaining!
j Stop those torturous'"statches." In
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ever had a weak back, because it
won't hurt or be stiff or lame. Don't
suffer! Get a small trial bottle of
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your druggist now and get this last
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AND OLD SORES
I 'Guarantee Mf Ointment, Say
Peterson Every Bos of It.''
"If you. are responsible for the health
of your family.f sy Peterson, of Buffalo,
"I want you to get a large 60 cent, box of
Peterson's Ointment today.
"Remember, I stand back of every box.
Kvery druggist guarantees to refund the
purchase price if Peterson's Ointment
doesn't do all I claim..
"I guarantee Jt for eczema, old sores,
running sores, salt rheum, ulcers, sore
nipples, broken breasts, itching skin, skin
diseases, blind, bleeding and itching piles
as well as for chafing, burns, scalds, cuts,
-bruises and sunburn."
"I had SO running sores on my leg for
11 years, was in three different hospitals.
Amputation was advised. Skin grafting
was tried. I was cured by using Peter
son's Ointment." Mrs. F. E. Root, 287
Michigan Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Mail or
ders filled by Peterson Ointment Co., Inc.,
Buffalo, N. Y. "
Sherman & McConnell-Drug Co. will sup
ply you.
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Columbia
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Comic
The supply is limited,
so come e,arly and look
over .the list 4 of retired
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For your convenience
we will be pleased to
have you use the service
of our Credit Depart
ment. Select your Rec
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thernJater.
OttAHASVAlUt 4IVIN6 STOOf
59 c
on all state and local subdivision
contracts.
S. F. 215: Prohibits repudiation
of street improvements.
S. F. 261: Requiring teaching of
homeopathy and eclectic medicine at
the Nebraska college of medicine.
Sifting Committee "Vt'jll
Be Named in Senate
Lincoln, Mar:h 2. .(Special.) A
motion by Representative Rodman
of Kimball to appoint a sifting com
mittee which shall begin "culling"
bills on the uouse calendar a week
from Monday was adopted unani
mously. With the appointment of this
committee the really serious busi
ness of the session will be under
way as the important measures will
be crowded to the forefront and the
smaller measures will be relegated to
the graveyard.
Bill to Recompense Wife v
Of Man Shot in Kiot Killed
Lincoln, March - 2. (Special.)
Mrs. Helen Hiykel of Omaha will
not receive $5,000 from Nebraska for
the death of her husband. James J.
Hiykel. who was killed iy a stray
bullet during the Douglas county
court house riot. This was decide1,
today when the bill providing for
such an appropriation "was killed. on
third reading in the lower house of
the state legislature by a "vote of 51
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at this store but you get the Satis
faction of "Knowing that jthe Price is
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whiel oiir'business is built. , , -
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BIG DEMONSTRATION
PATHE PHONOGRAPHS
STARTSSATURDAYat
UNION OUTFITTING Co
$25 Worth of Pathe Rec
ords Free With Each
Cabinet Pathe Sold:
Pathe Phonograph Given
y Away.
The Scientific American iiC a
recent article emphasizes the su
periority of the Pathe Sapphire
Ball for duplicating the actual
tones of an artist's voice and
during Pathe Week this feature
will be demonstrated at the
Union Outfitting Co.
Special musical concerts will
be held every day during the
demonstration, and if you select
your Pathe at this time you will
receive $25.00 worth of I'athc
ReconlS' Free. As always, you
make your own tcjms. Adv.
to 3'). The bill was passed on gcu
Vral tile.
F.very jitney and autobus in Cani
dv n, N. J., must be equipped with a
cash register.
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digestion pain and dyspepsia dis
tress catised by acidity is. relieved.
Your disordered stomach will feci
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These pleasant, harmless tablets
of Pape's Diapcpsin neutralize the
harmful acids in the stomach, and
give almost instant relief; besides
they cost so little at drug stores.
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Ash Grove Portland Cement,
insuring greater strength,
economy and endurance.
Every ounce of Ash Grove
Portland Cement is dependable
because it is ground extra fine
and tested hourly to insure
, absolute uniformity.
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Phone
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PAZO OINTMENT instantly Re
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All druggists are authorized to
refund the money if PAZO OINT
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ITCHING. BLIND. BLEEDING or
PROTRUDING PILES. Cures or
dinary cases in ' 6 days, the
worst cases in 14 days.
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Brandeis
Stores
Sale of 8,000 Pairs
Men's Fine Socks
in big sale groups
19c, 34c, 44c pr.j
Men who come tomorrow to share in these extraordinary sock
values will be amazed at the superb qualities we have gathered
together for this sale. It is true most of these socks are seconds,
mill runs, but they are in makers' goods whose seconds run so'
near to firsts you will be eager to supply your summer needs.
MERCERIZED LISLE HOSE A very fine quality; in
all shades of cordovan, gray, tan, white and black; regu- 1 Q
larly priced, in first quality at 35c; special, per pair, 1JC
FIBRE SILK'SOCKS The demand for thes'eg'oods far
surpasses the production; they wear and wash well; all '
colors; regularly priced in first quality at 6t)c; tpecial, OA
per pair, ( '
PURE THREAD SILK SOCKS Of a very fine gauge;
with durable lisle heels and toes; in all shades; regularly A A
priced in first quality at 75c; special, per pair, T
Men's Store Main Floor
Thursday Will Be
"'Bargain Day"
On Our Third Floor
. A Corset Special
Made expressly for Brandeis Stores special corset sales, by the
American Lady Corset Co. This company has given us a won
derful price on these Corsets, that we may be able to give our
customers benefit of remarkable value at a low price. The
model is medium low bust, medium long hip, is made of a very
strong, durable and fine quality novelty cloth, strongly boned,
and each boning firmly held in place by rows of cloBe, lock
stitching. Eyelets well set in and rust proof; top finished with
edge of novelty braid, with pink satin bow at front. Strongly
clasped front steel with hook at bottom; 2 pairs firm, strong
hose supporters attached;
specially priced at
Third Floor
WOMEN'S SILK LISLE VESTS All sizes; flesh and
white; fine quality, but slightly imperfect; Swiss ribbed,
very elastic; regulation styles with a plain tailored band CQ
and beaded edge finish; special, each, JJ7C
WOMEN'S VESTS AND ' BLOOMERS Italian silk:
good weight. Bloomers have reinforced crotch. Vests
are the regulation .top, with a plain band finish. All are
soiled from handling; some slightly imperfect; very spe- 1 CQ
cial, each, 1 sO
I
KAYSER SILK TOP UNION SUITS In flesh and
white; in cuff and loose knee styles; reinforced where
wear is greatest; all sizes; special,
CHILDREN'S BLOOMERS
school or play; easy to launder; sizes from 3 to 6 years;
special, 3 pairs for $1.00, or, per pair,
' Third Floor Center
EASTER FROCKS FOR LITTLE TOTS Dainty mus
lins with tucking and ruffles and val lace edgings; rib
bon sashes; some deep hems; also dotted Swiss; sizes
2 to 6 years; special, each,
INFANTS' WHITE CASHMERE HOSE These are the
light weight kind for spring time. Sizes are 6 months
to 3 years. Special for Thursday, pair,
Third Floor East
500 Pairs Curtains Off
Special pair
Special lot of voile and marquisette cur- O CA Q QC
tains at a saving of 1-3 off regular price; OsOU 37d
some with lace
finest quality.
edges and
' Fourth
BOYS SUITS Sizes 7 to 18 years; exceptional values, at 9.05
BOYS' SHIRTS With or without collars, all sizes, special, l)0
BOYS' OLIVER TWISTSUITS With velvet or corduroy '
pants and white waists, splendid values; special, 2.05
Third Floor East
CREPE DE CHINE ENVELOPE CHEMISE Beauti
fully trimmed in val and cluny laces with dainty ribbon
bows; are flesh colored and come in all sizes up to 44; 1 QQ
special, at; 1 0J
GINGHAM HOUSE DRESSES New ginghams' in
plaids, checks and stripes, trimmed in pique or rep col
lars, cuffs and vestees. Straight and waist line models -1 QQ
; neatly made. Broken lots and sizes, special, I
Third Floor Center
Art, Goods Reduced
VELOUR. XND TAPESTRY LIBRARY SCARFS Old
Rose, Blue Green, Mulberry and Brown, special, each, 3.50
CARDBOARD TELEPHONE SCREENS And wall pin
cushions; colonial styles; special, each, 10k
BAMBOO AND WICKER WASTE BASKETS, special, ea., 1.39
LACE TRIMMED STAMPED DRESSER SCARFS, special, 98
LAMP SHADE FRAMEV-20 and 24-inch size; variety of
designs, special, each, 75d
; Thirc Floor West
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North
1,95
Cotton jersey; suitable for
35c
1.98
25c
insertions; and 1
4.50
Floor East
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