THE BEE : OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH
1921
Viiieiicliiiciit Cuts
Stale Judicial
Districts To )
UoIv Debute (her Addition
To S. F. No. 1."J "Alfalfa
Jolm"' lnitcs Douglas
Outil-
1 iiKdln, M.iu!: J.'. -iS.rci.iU
hi'luial tlit i icl n N-!.;iUa were
ml II'imu IS to iii t iim'.it nn aiuciiil
lt'cnt l'i S. F. N 1:4 -i.il- ltol by the
it house unl.iv .
It proved to ho a inony tunp, one
i;i which the life ni t . i c Miprcmc
nuii't i'oiiiiiiioi), revived recently
h ,i iiieN.iKC from (iovernor Mc
Im 1 v se, was in jeopardy and in which
"Alfalfa John" Franklin walked up
! Representative Douglas of Folk
.iiitl invited li im oiitside'. The ser
ceant at-arms took "Alfalfa John"
hv the arm ;inl led hint to his seat.
Douglas w is spiMkiii'.' n In half of
the aiiii'iidnient. "Altalta John" was
opposed to it and in'er'ectcil a re
mark while I )oitjl,i-. was talking.
''I'm talking, not i " Douglas
s aid.
Then "Allaha Jul r,' w;'l!.cii li to
Douglas and iMi.M '.; invitation.
May Sound Death Knell.
It the house a'i'i udn eni.- to the
Miiate hill ate aeciptel there is little
liouht that the supreme 'oiirt eom
l.tission hi'l now in the s Itttig eom
i.ittcc will never ih 1 1 1 . t of day
i it was poi-iP d oiU t' a' under the
.leoeptcd amendmi' t "Ian of judicial
i i-appot tionntent district .it'di s could
he called in to si: on i!,c spireme
J -.lull when inemheis tin -court
v ere indisposed and ;lr..:. dispose of
l ie alleged rxpiiiMve c.ineirs' .on.
Senate l' ile Xo , 1 5 1 1 k- t the old
mdieial districts Irtta. t an '. merely
iave Douglas count . m 'ih- district
i-ulort 1 li-o w:is tl n'e change
in thr original scate i'i'1 f t in the
present statutes.
Representative. I opei t. t (.'lay
ii trijjhiced the ann' idti'.e t In sup
port of it, F.pper-on ikclared the
supreme courl con in'-.-ion as cost
ly and declared inidf the ameud
r'.ctit plan with three and (oit judges
in a district one coui.' i.e .-pared to
"sit in" when the Mvcrpc court
needed him.
Justices indisrwed.
"At present a it. linger of our su
pienie court justieis a--' indisposed
and obliged to ini-s sevtral months
work every year," F.pp rson said.
Representative, Hvriint declared
tiie only real antagonism to the Ep-
person amendment came Irom district
judge who feared losing their jobs.
"We have raised their salaries to
$.",000 a year and why should we fear
them," Byrtim said. "Also they are
poitiR out of their province in coming
up here trying to kill an attempt to
change the judicial districts, which
is hound to come sooner or later."
The F.ppcrsoii amendment calls for
nine judges in the Second judicial
district, which includes Douglas,
Washington and Burt counties. The
amendment was adopted by a vote
of 44 to .'0. The bill, with the amend
ment, carried by a vote of 4rt to 4.1.
Following is a vote on the bill with
the Fppcrson amendment:
Vote On Bill. v
1 in . Andeison (Knox): Cowman.
Iiruni, Davis, Douglas, Drucsedow,
Dyhall, Dysart, Fppersoti, Foster.
FranU, brazier, Clifford, Green, (.iris
wold. Manner, llascall, Milliard,
llotfiueister, Jeary, Johnson, Kendall,
LauriisenJ l.eftwich, I.ynn, McFar
land, Mcl.eod, Medlar, Mcllor, Mose
ley. Nelson, Niewedde, Xutimaii. Us
ternian. 1'almer, Park, Robertson.
Sandipiist, Smith, Sprick, rtlstroiii,
Vance, Wallace. Webster, Williams,
Wotfe, Mr. Speaker.
Against: Action, Anderson (Ham
ilton); Armstrong, Axtcll, Barbour,
Beans, Beckman. Rehrens, Rethea,
Hock. Cizbe. Cole, Downing, Essam,
Franklin. Frost, Good, Goodrich,
Gould, llakanson, lloare. McClellan,
Mears, Mickey, Miner, Morian, Mur
phev, O'Gara. I'erkins, I'eterson,
Rank. Reed, Renekcr. Ruddy, Snow,
Sommerlad, Staats. Strong, Sturde
vant. Thompson, Votaw, Westcrhoff,
Wight, Wood, Voting.
New Districts.
The new districts created by the
l'.pperson amendment follow:
District N'o. 1 Richardson raw
nee. Gage, Jefferson, Johnson. Ne
maha, Otoe, Cass and Sarpy, three
jmlges.
District N'o. 2 Douglas, Washing
ton and Burt, nine judge..
District N'o. .1 Cuming, Stanton,
Madison, Antelope, Fierce, Yavn.
Thurston, Dakota, Dixon, Cedar.
Knox, Bovd, Holt, Rock, Brown,
Krva T'aha and Cherry, four judges.
District N'o. 4 -Lancaster, four
judges.
District No. 5- Nuckolls, '1 haver,
Fillmore, Saline, Seward, York,
Hamilton1, Folk, Butler and Saun
ders, three judges.
District No. 0 Dodge, Colfax,
Platte. Merrick, Nance, Boone,
W heeler, Greeley, Howard and Hall,
three judges.
District No. 7 Garfield, alley,
Sherman. Buffalo, Dawson, Custer,
Loup, Blaine, Thomas, Logan, Mc
pherson and Hooker, two judges.
District N'o. 8 Clay, Adams. Web
ster. Franklin, Kearney, Ph"!ps.
Harlan, Furnas, Cjosper, Frontier,
Red Willow, Hitchcock. Havers.
Perkins, Chase and Dundy, three
judges. , .
District N'o. "Lincoln, Kei-.li,
Arthur. Grant. Sheridan, Garden,
Deuel, Cheyenne. Morrill, Box Butte,
Dawes. Sioux, Scotts Bluff, Banner
and Kimball, three judges.
Senate Refuses
To Abolish State
Securities Bureau
Measure Loses By Ouc Vote;
Dutton Depreeutcs "Ruu
ning Wild"' on Regu
latory Legislation.
Lincoln. Match J-'. (Special Tele
gram.) Senator Walter V. Hoag
land of Lincoln county lacked the
vote of only one member of the sen
ate today to abolish the state bu
reau of securities as provided in his
bill S. F. No. 310, which had been
a special order at the forenoon and
the afternoon sessions of the sen
ate. The roll call vote to advance the
bill to third reading was 15 to 15.
Not being a majority, the vote lost.
Then a vote to postpone in commit
tee of the whole carried, 16 to 14,
Senator Illian shifting his position
to postponement.
Senator Hoagland, after the com
mittee reported, moved not to con
cur in the report to indefinitely
postpone and demanded a roll call.
He lost 10 to 17.
"You're runn.'iig wilfl on regula
tory legislation. You are fastening
autocracy on the people of the state
and you have turned down measure
after measure that would have help
ed the people," said Senator Dutton
in opening the debate in the after
noon on behalf of the bill.
"You're not secure and safe be
cause you were swept into office on
the coat-tail of Warren G. Harding,"
he declared. "The people are dis
satisfied with this sort of thing."
Senator Dutton, himself, is a re
publican. ' Senator Bushee of Kimball inter
rupted to challenge the statement
that the senate had done nothing for
the people. Senator Dutton clung
to hjs point. In a final plea for his
bill, Senator Hoagland said the peo
ple had been incensed for a long
time over the futility of the present
license jnd blue sky law. "You
Qtn't rfgulatc horse stealing or bur
glary votive got to prohibit it and
penalize it." he said. "That's what
my bill does.
"Big interests do not fear fines,
but big men fear the penitentiary.
This bill will keep 'fly hy night'
stock promoters out of Nebraska.
The bureau of securities is a Use
less expense to the state and should 1
he abolished.
This is the way the final vote
Stood, translated ii'om terms ot a
motion not to concur to terms of
tor and against tin. mil:
For: Uerka. Brown. Ilushee, Coop
er. Cronin, Davis, Dutton, Gannon,
Hoagland, Humphrey, McGowau.
Kobbins, Saunders, I'lr-ch and
Wiltse. .
AgainsJ: Anderson, Bccbc, Bliss,
Good, I (alderman, llarrb-s, Hastings,
Illian. Johnson. Miller. Norval, Ran
dall. Rcid, Warner and Watson.
The support that rallied around
Senator Hoagland's bill is expected
to give him a substantial, lev erage in
amending 11. R. N'o. 408. the depart
ment's blue skv bill, strengthening
the prAscnt law and enlarging the
powers of the bureau. This bill has
just come over from the house where
it was passed last week.
Howell Light Bill"
Killed by Municipal
"Affairs Committee
Lincoln, March .'J (Special Tele
gram.) S. F. No. -'4', a duplicate
of ii. R. No. 1. the Howell electric
light bill, was killed tonight in the
senate committee on municipal af
fairs hy a vote of 5 to 1. F.arlier in
the day Senator Rohbins endeavored
to gel consent of the senate to ob
tain a special hearing in committee'
on the bill. But the senate, hy a vote
of 15 to 1.5, refused to make any ex
ception to, the rule adopted that all
senate bills in senate committees on
Wednesday noon, March 23, are kill
ed. R. B. Howell, author of S. F. No.
24') and H. R. No. 1, arrived in Lin
coln tonight and held a long con
ference with Senator Robbins. Mr.
Howell declined to state what his
next move would be.
The senate passed these additional
hills on third reading:
S. F. No. 327 Bonds up to $10,
(!0t) lor relief of Kimball county
High school passed, 32 to 0.
S. F No. 245 New veterinary me
dicine law. Passed, 30 to 1.
H. R. No. 70 County judge's sal
aries. Passed, 26 to 4.
Rent Probe to Start
Lincoln, March 22. (Spinal.)
Representative Harry Foster an
nounced today that the first meeting
of the rent investigation committee
would be held at 10 Thursday morn
ing at the city hall in Omaha.
$10,000,000 Bonus Bill!
Defeated in House
t.u.co'.u, March 22. (Special.) -The
Stiirdevant $10,000,000 bonus
bill ient down to defeat on third
reading in the lower house today by
a vote of 4o to 40.
American . l egion members voted
solidly against the bill. They dc
; i lined to vote on it when the measur?
hit. i through the committee of the
J . hole. Later they held a caucus
ami signed an agreement to vote
: ;olid!y against the bill when it came
i up for third reading.
I At the same time they pledged
their support to the American Lc
, gion bonusbill providing for a $2,
J 000,000 appropriation, interest from
! which will be used to aid disabled
veterans. This bill has passed the
house and is now in the senate.
AIIVEKTIShMKNT
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and
Sulphur Recipe and No
body Will Know
1 iie use of Sage and Sulphur for
restoring faded, gray hair to its
natural color dates back to grand
mother's time. She used it to keep
her hair beautifully dark, glossy and
attractive. Whenever her hair took
on that dull, faded or streaked ap
pearance, t-his simple mixture was
;'. plied, with wonderful effect.
But brewing at home is mussy
and out of date. Nowadays, by ask
ing at any drug store for a bottle of
'W'yeth's Sage and Sulphur Coin
pound," you will get this famous
old preparation, improved by the ad
dition p other ingredients, which
can he depended upon to restore
ratural color and beauty to the hair,
A well known downtown druggist
says it darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody ran tell it
has been applied. You simply damp
en a sponge or scft brush with 't
an.l draw this through your hair,
taking one strand at a time. By
morning the gray, hair disappears,
and after another application or two
it becomes beautifully dark and
glossy. '
BOWEN'SI
1P
The
Eldredge Two Spool
Rotary Sewing Machine
Stop Winding Bobbins!
What a world of mean
ing is contained in tbi
simple statement.
"Stop Winding Bob
bins" means greater ef-
ficiency In every day's
work it means more and
better work in less time
and with less labor.
Come in and cind Out All About
This Wonderful Machine.
So Easy to Operate
So Easy to Own
$1.00 Per Week
Puts One in Your Home.
VUHMVAWC IVINC STOW
HiWERmUlll
; ,i!i;-;!niii j'lili:. iki'i-llP'i'il-ilili.MiMllliliil ,
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8 Dy Starting Saturday
at the Moon Muie Satur
day Only.
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emoval Sale
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Thh Gigantic Event affecting our entire
all new spring stock has made possible
the most phenomenal Money Savings you
have enjoyed in years,
Easter Suits
i In a Remarkable Sacrifice
Surprise after surprise awaits the visitor to this store,
but none surpass ths wonderful offer in New Tailored
Suits. '
Suits Positively Worth to $79.50
Twill Cords Tricotines Velours
Coverts Poiret Twills
Suits that express the very last word in style cleverness
and when you can own them for so little as $44.95
you are sharing in the biggest suit value of the year.
Easter Wraps
Most Extraordinary Money Savings
Every woman will be keen for one of these
delightful new wraps for Easter. Great as
sortments, styles to satisfy every taste.
Tricotines Duvetync Evora Twillcord
Marvella Veldyne Polo Cloth
Included Are Wraps Worth to $55.00
Choice Wednesday
$28
Not a moment is to be lost in making your
Easter selection. Be here ,early Wednesday
morning.
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Beautiful New Easter Dresses
Strikingly Underpriced in
This Great Removal Sale
Hundreds of late arrival dresses bought
for the new store, but due to delay of in
stalling fixtures we have included them in
these two big Wednesday offerings.
Canton Crepes Taffetas Kittens Ear Crepes
Crepe de Chines Tricotines Georgettes.
Dresses
Worth
to
$45.00
Wednesday
$2225
Dresses
Worth '
to
$65.00
Wecfnesday
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Contracts for Work i
On Hospital Are Let ;
Lincoln, March JJ.-(Spfcial.)
I he Mate hoard ot control in .1 rc
advortisiiiR of bids for a kitchen at
the Norfolk, (N'elO Malt hospital, has
lot the contract to C. C. Uickel, of
L'ni versify Place, Xrb., for ?o.?,576,
with a $.34f plumbing contract for
the same building; Kl1i" 1(1 B. I.
Daubert company of Norfolk.
The appropriation for the builrliiiR
is $75,00(1. Bids opened some months
ui?o were rejected because they ex
ceeded the appropriation.
Contract for a kitchen at tho homo
for dependent rhil.lrcn in Lincoln
has been let to George . Robertson
for $2,297.
DR. BURHORN
S.cutltlc Blrft.
Cor. inth 4 Farnan
Douila SJ47
Dr. Burhorn's
Chiropractic Health Service
Nnvoui debility or exhaustion, also pnfnitmly
Itnown m nervous prostration, nervous wenknrss
or Neurasthenia, ia Alarminflv prevalent.
Hava you hives tisatrii what we are doing lot
other affected with nervous disorders?
Many rases on word at my offita that hav
completely recovered from different forma ol
nervous diseases, including paralysis.
Coma to Or. Burhorn today for free consultation.
If we ran not help you we will not accept vmir
esse. Office equipped with complete X-Ry
laboratory and private adjusting rooms.
Our branch office with Pr. Lea W. Pavls in
charge, ia located at No. Ill North 4th St., Mis
souri Valley, Iowa.
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A Young Man's Easter
YOUNG MEN from 17 to 70
are meeting on ttye good
clothes level this springes they
have not met in many years.
The Reason
Not alone because prices are down, not
'alone because it pays to dress up, but
there's the new spirit of The Netv Day that
gives the new prices a double attraction.
The New Day
of buying because everybody wants to see
everybody else "prosper."
Intelligent people realize that co-operation
of consumers, normal buying, will
put prosperity over.
Supplying your normal needs is all that
is necessary to keep the wheels of indus
try moving, and everybody happy.
That's What We're Here For and Greater
Nebraska Sounds the NEW
Price Note In
Superb Spring Suits, Top Coats,
Motor Coats, Gabardines
Thousands of the New Styles
$25 - $30 - $35 - $40 - $50 - $60
Prices 35 to 45 Below
Previously Prevailing Prices
HEADQUARTERS FOR EASTER HATS,
HABERDASHERY, SHOES.
Boys' Easter
Suits
$10 to $25
Younger Young
Men's Suits
$20 to $45
Everything in spring apparel for the little chaps
from hats to shoes, from hosiery to neckwear.
Western Headquarters
Kupperiheimer Good Clothes
SOCIETY BRAND, FASHION PARK, HIC KEY
FREEMAN, CAMPUS TOGS, LANGHAM
HIGHS FOR YOUNGER YOUNG MEN.
JOHN A SWA.NSON.pms.
Vtn l HOiZftARn
CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN
a,
Shoes and Oxfords
High grade shoe and tC
Oxford en ale
Ladiei' Pumpi &C f(
or Oxfords PO.ll
Childs' Shoes $1.95
Ladiei' Silk Hose, Q
$1.50 ralue Oi7C
Men's Silk Hose 35c
J. HELPHAND
314 North 16th St.
Smokeless Sootless
Real Hot Long Lasting
Colorado Lump Specialty Egg
Rescreencd at the Yard While It Lasts
1052 To- A
Per
Ton
Delivered
Delivered
Consumers Coal & Supply Co.
Doug. 0530. "Dealer in Good Coal" 13th and Nicholas.
:USE BEE WANT ADS THEY BRING RESULTS: