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Y- 1 THE 15EE: ' OMAHA, SATURDAY. APRIL 2, 1921. Revenue Bill is Advanced After Fight in Senate Honglaml Continues Unsuc cessful Attonipt to Have . Tax Measure Indefinite- . . ly Postponed. Lincoln, April. Special.) S. F. No. OA, - the revenue bill,- received the tinal approval of the senate, in the I'omniittce of the whole and was ad vanced" to third reading. ' Senator Hoagland waged his fight up to the last and presented a mo tion lor indefinite postponement, but was able to muster only two votes, in addition to his own, to kill the bill, those "of Senators Kee'l and VViltse. ' -n . i In. a fight to Rft insurance taxes', now paid to the state, paid to the communities on the same basis as lire insurance, Senator Hoagland at tracted 11 .supporters to his standard, including Cooper and Robbins . of Douglas.. The revenue Committee advocated a chilnge in the definition of average capital applied to five special classes of business in the -bill as proposed by Hoagland. ' .' ' Insttad of having the law read ''average capital is 'defined to mean all goods purchased," the change provided that in 'determining the average capital, assessors shall take into consideration all goods purchased.!'-Assessors will divide the gross business by the "number of times the capital invested is 'turned over' in the course of a year's busi ness. Hoagland made a fervid appeal for the, postponement of the bill, attack ing it as an autocratic measure which would endanger republican success. He was answered by Sena-A; tors Bushee, Cronin and Reed. Cro-' nin said Hoagland was contributing to democratic tnuuner. v No Salary Provided; : v State Employe Quits Lincoln, April 1 (Special.) Dr. V. A. Wilson, state epidemiologist , in .the bureau of health, who has been connected with the state health work at different tinies 'for a period equivalent to 10 years, resigned, tak ing effect today. . Dr. Wilson's resignation followed the failure of the governor to ir.clude in the budget sm appropriation for Dr. Wilson's salary uring the" coin ing bienniuni, and the failure of the lower house to take any steps to cor rect the omission. The appropriation for the last bienniuni expired today. Dr. Dillon will combine the' ..duties as chief of the ' bureau. Dr, Wjfson.. retires to private practice, 0! - '. Ice Cream Measure is Favored by Close Vote Lincoln. . April l.-(Special : Tele-.-gram.) A bill;'cutti butter' fat re-" quirements .it fc.'wnf: from 14 to 10 per cent received recommendation for passage in the lower house by a vote of 48 to 47. Representative Williams fought the bill bitterly, declaring it was-a mon-., cy-making prop'osi.tioiu'backed by ice cream interests..; and J, an 'expensive lobby had been maintained through the session working for the bill. Friends of the bill declared the 14 per cent requirement made competi tion with other states unfair. . ' ' ' ' 1 ii '. r Three Newspaper. Bills Are Approved by House Lincoln, April 1. Favorable action was taken by the lower house on three bills affecting newspapers, ap proving for passage House Roll -281 affixing 8-point type as standard for the printing of legal notices and for payment on that basis of 10 cents a line for the first insertion and 8 cents tor subsequent insertions; House Roll ..goveijiing publishers' affidavits' as. to circulation and oth er facts:' andy 'House Roll 601, pro viding all' legaj. 'hotioW with, few ex ceptions shall be publisher! three times. ' -V-H -'. . Motor Shovel Statts Work On NeJr Nelffaska Capitol .Lincoln, "April "ft (Special.) A huge motorized mechanical shovel belonging to the state Jiighway de partment began excavating on the northwest side of the capitol grounds this morning, for a test of the ability of the standstone stratum under the ground to bear up the proposed new building. The shovel will dig a hole about 15 feet inifectfr apd hom'20 to 30 deep, the debth at which the sand stone' starts. .,.;,. : '',' ; ' . . Call of 'House , Required to - ; Pass Douglas County Bill Lincoln, .lApril. ( Special Tele gram.) Senate File 254, which gives Douglas .cflunfyKtyPo additional. dis trict judge, rpase?i the do wer house on third reading. In order to mus ter sufficient votes a call of the house was ordered and -maintained ""for an hour before sufficient absent members were found to pass the bill. Fireman Slightly Hurt When Oil Trains Collide Crawford, Neb., April 1. (Spe cial Telegram.) Two Northwestern oil trains . collide V -half 'mile 'from this city; slightiyinjuring one; fire man. Both engines and. several-cars were demolished-!:' ' Science;.. Bill Out Lincoln,' April I. (Special Tele gram.) The Berlca bill,;legalizing Christian. Science practicing, .-was placed on5 generalfile 'by the house sifting cofltrnrttelKv POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS tBe Sure and Votefor I iiaory'b. That's the way to spell -l it He has a record. Tope First Assistant . . Postmaster General Dr. Hubert-Work, president of trre American Medical association and former - -republican national com mitteeman from Colorado,' who was appointed First Assistant Postmaster-General by President Harding to day. Dr. 'ork succeeds John C. Koons. Three House Bills Senate ' Opposes Substitution "By Committee and Old Measure is Ordered Out. Lincoln, April 1. (Special.) The senate judiciary committee reported out; three house bills for indefinite postponement and the senate' ap-. proved 'the" action, .. : The bills were: II. R. 431,:niakirig 70 the,.age limit for judges; H.'.R. 380, requiring copies off pleadings to be filed in civil actions? H..R. 358, giving inquisitorial powers '.of the grand jury to the county attorney.! The senate, on third reading! passed S. F. 326, changing the print ing of the session laws from the de-J . . r r t- . 1 of stato It was passed 29 to 0. .When a senate committee took in S. F. .119, as a bill to give the Nebraska railway commission authority over the railroad right of ways and reported it out as a bill to bon'ds,?senate sentimentvas inclined to the view that it was carrying sub stitution too rar. , The senate committee on - educa tion cast about for the original bill and found it incorporated in S. F,' MS, which provided for the raising of 'the "school levy in towns over 1,500 school population from 100 to 125 mills. . Senator' Harriss asked and pro cured the consent of the senate to resurrect S. F. 123, in order to use the number for a precinct school ond bill. Cold Weather Damages Oats Crop in Gage County Beatrice, Neb., April 1. (Spe cial.) Farmers report that oats in some localities has been damaged by the cold .weather the. past few days, but that 'nvith favorable weather it will con out all right. Wheat is looking fine and promises a good crop. Farmers are plowing for corn, and expect to begin planting soon. McCook Mfln Named Colonel On National G. A. R. Staff , McCook, Neb., April 1. (Special.) Thomas Moore of this city has re ceived a commission as aide de camp on the staff 'of the national com mander of the Grand Army of the Republic. It carries with it the rank, of colonel "" ADVERTISEMENT WEAK. 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Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor digeatiorr. tJiey' are-attacking the real cause of the - ailment clogged liver and disordered .bowels. . ... Dr. Edwards'tOlive Tablets arouse the liver in a soothing, healing way. When the liver and bowels are per forming their natural functions, away goes indigestion and stomach troubles Have - you a - bad - taste. ' coated tongue, poor appetite, a lazy, don't care feeung, no ambition or energy, trouble with undigested foods?' Take OliveTablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oiL You will know them by their olive color. They do the work without griping, cramps or pain. -Take .oncoc two at bedtime lor quiek . relief. Eat what you like. 15c and 30c, I v - - i i 1 STOMACH UPSET rizona Railway Attacks National Agreement Plan Officers of Western lload Ap pear Unexpectedly- Before , Meeting of Labor Board At Chicago. Chicago, ' April 1. The Arizona Eastern railroad, a 360-mile system through the sagebrush of the south west, tired a fusillade against the na tional agreements before the railroad labor board today. Officers of the road appeared .unexpectedly this afternoon after the general rules hearing has ' been adjourned until Monday, but the board reconvened and listened to objections by C. M. Scott, general manager,- and G. P. Billiard, solicitor of Phoenix,' Ariz. The road was made a party to the wage award of 'July, 1920, al though its officers contend that it was never represented before the board. -The officers also said that the Whiter executive committee, how handling the rules case,- is not au thorized to represent the Arizona Eastern and therefore the road filed its own objections to re-establish national agreements. v No agreements have ever been had on the rodd, according to the officers, although there are union men employed on the line. Officers also said that they did not consider themselves bound by the existing; national agreements, but inasmuch as the road was made a party, it was expected the board would in clude them in the roads' decision. Objections were also directed against, this inclusion. The .'heating will convene again Mbnday when Frank P. Walsh, counsel for the unions, will take up the cross-examination of several of the railway executives. Alliance High School Wins Two Firsts in Declamatory Contest Alliance. Neb.. April 1. (Special Telegranii) Alliance High school won 'tw first honors out of three in the North .Platte valley declamatory contestihere, with 28 pupils from 11 schools of the. northwestern part of the. state competing. ' The local w'in iiers were Sterling Harris, who took ti r st 'inoratoricat section, and Miss ,yiqlefje Walker, who won first in the' dramatic : section. '. Miss Helen Jacquot-'ofrMerna took.i first in the humorousv section..- 1 he. decision ot the three, judges was. unanimous. The winners .were awarded gold medals and will take part in the state (icclatnatory contest. The oratorical, dramatic and humorous sections will likely be held in different cities, one of them in Lincoln. V-'An Alliance High school girl, 'Miss. :Ma'd1'ane Ze diker,;won first honors in; fh'e dra matic.. section at the state.; contest of Lincoln last-year. High, .schools represented m to day's contest were -Alliance, Bridge port, Broadwater, Chappell Gering, Merna, Mullen, Oshkosb, Scotts bluff, Sidney and Thedford;- Read Bee Want Ads. A BEATON'S PROMPTNESS AND SERVICE A BEATON MOTTO. ROSES SATURDAY PER DOZEN $1.00 PATENTS AND DRUG WANTS $2.25 L'Origan Powder, 08d 65c 'Glover's Mange Remedy, at. , ;..52 COc Brilliantine, Beaton's, 39f Marshall's Catarrh Snuff, 23d 30c Colorite .22 $1.25 Listerine ...... 796 35c Eagle Brand , Milk ,;25 35c Steam's Electric RatPaste, at : ....25t? 25c DeWitt'f Carbolic Salve for .190 $1.10 Nuxated Iron.....89 $1.25 Lyko Tonic ...98d $1.5& McKesson's Witie of Pep- sin V ,.i...V.;.;.$1.10 $3.00 Mary Garden' Extract, at .$2.25 $4.00 oz. Ideal Extract, Houbigant's, . oz.V S2.49 $1.25 Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. . . . . . .98 40c Castoria- 24d 30c Laxative Bromo .Quinine, at 22. 35c Sal Hepatica -29d 60c Genuine Syrup Figs. .46t K3.75 Horlick's Malted Milk, at S2.89 75c Miona Dyspepsia Tablets, at 49t 30c Norwich wMillr Magnesia, at ....... vr.Vv,..,21t 25c, -4-oz. Peroxide'' Hydrogen, 'at . .T,.. . ...hlOd 50c Orazin Tooth Paste. . 34 60c Cocoanut Oil Emulsion, . ..at ....,7i .....39d 20e Venida Hair Nets, t two. .for,,, . ...... .....,-25li 5,000 Fine Roses on Sale Saturday, per Doz., $1 Ophelia, Columbia, Hoosier Beauty and others to' select from. . ,..'.. Beaton Flower Dept. Mail Orders Receive Our Prompt Attention BEATON DRUG COMPANY 15th and Farnam Lincoln Street Car Men Discuss Wage Cut With State Rail Body Lincoln, i April 1. (Special.) A conference, committee of street car trainmen, 'whose wage were re duced by : the Lincoln Traction com p.iny 5 centStan. hour, effective April f. conferred with th. Nebraska Rail way cuifimiion . on the status of their case," m'd the -prospect for re lief from", the Commission.'- ; , ; They .'.inquired . of the jurisdiction of the commission, over, wage cases and were .' informed that the-coni-1 mission held'in the Omaha carmen s V 1 V 1,1(11 J U 1 J.lll . 1 ,1 v-l.V.lUI'l. . j lurtiier ,inan " io insure mat - wagjs enougluwcre paid to attract .workers ?md enable thfi company. to give'un interruptdj service. The commission holds'it cannot' go mtotMe' economic side-of wage-dis-putes' to determine if a living wage is paid."; ,r '-.'..' The wage cut is from SS cents an hour to 50 cents, or approximately 9 per cent. . ,' Two Pants Boy of the latest styles and patterns, and most of all, suits that will stand the hardest wear for all boys-from 7 to 18 years. ' no At These are all priced the "Upstairs Way,'.' which means a saving of from $5 to $10 on every purchase. Barker Clothes 2nd FLOOR SECURITIES BLDG. 16th AND FARNAM STS. 60c Beaton's Benzoin and Almond Lotion 39c . 60c Herpicide 39d 25c Mentholatum 17 PHOTO DEPT. Film Developed Free When Print Are Ordered. PICTURE FRAMES Special Wall Frames for kodak pictures, 4xC to 7x10, each, at .v...v.;:'49d Special Stand Frames for ko . dak pictures, 2x4 to.' 4x6, each 4'.v.'.':.98d GANDY DEPT. Saturday . ' $1.00, 1-lb."' box Nelson's ' Chocolate Cream and Nut ' Centers , r. 5 ' '. '. . 69 80c' Fruit-filled, 'Assorted Candies, per lb,. . . ;39ti $ 1.00 - Cjiocolate'-covered Fil berts,., per ,1b ...59 CIGARS 15c La Azora, Pals. . . . .". lOd Roitans, Breva . 10 Ladina, 3 for' . : 20 La Flor de Intals .1.76. La Preferencia, . P u r i tan 0 s . Finos v.lOd 0 . .. v ..... RUBBER GOODS $2.00, 2-quart Velvet Com' bination Hot Water Bot- tie and Fountain Syringe, , at .;..'....S1.45 $1.40 Radiant 2-quart Foun tain Syringe . .95J. $1.50, 2-quart. Velvet Water Bottle ,95 Peril Normal Defeats . York College in Debate York, Neb., April lj (Special.) The intercollegiate debate between York college and. Peru Normal on the' question, "Resolved that Immi grants from Japan Should Be Ad mitted to the United States Under the Same Conditions as Immigrants From European, Countries," was won by Peru, with the negative team. Members of the York team were: Otis Webb, F.lwin Conner, Harold lie Wolf, York; Leo Jewell, Esther Delzell, Richard Overholt. Judges: R. D. Morris, Seward; F. D. Barker. University of Nebraska; Judge J. R. Dean, Lincoln. j r i Cllrtftl rpp, Chiha Training for Operetta Ord,. Neb..- April 1. (Special.) The Ord High school; Boys . and Girls' Glee clubs will present the operetta, "Maid and the Middy,,: April 7. The operetta is under the direction of Miss .Gladys Sterner, the music supervisor of the Ord schools, who is being assisted by Miss "Nelle Stilhvagon, There will be 30 people in the cast. The Junior Shop Offers You for Saturday Extraordinary Values on 9 All Wool S . ! MAZDA LAMPS The Original and Reliable Lamp 15 to 50-Watt Lamps. . ,40t 60-Watt Lamps 45 ..Waterman and Conklin's Foun tain Pens, at $2.50 and up. The Secret of Beauty A wonderful new astringent skin treatment for removing wrinkles end -skin blemishes was recently dis covered in the private laboratories of Gervaise Graham, the world famous beauty . specialist, . who number among her patrons such celebrated women as Geraldine Farrar, Kitty Gordon, and . many of the world's beautiful women: This entirely new treatment- which was named the Graham Beauty Secret tightens the loose outer skin, removes wrinkles quickly, lifts the sagging muscles back into place, removes blackheads, reduces coarse, enlarged pores, nourishes the inner skin tissues and makes the skin firm, smooth and fine textured. Graham Beauty Secret is an as tringent, brown paste," entirely dif ferent from any treatment which you have ever used. It gives almost im mediate, results and will not irritate the moBt delicate skin. You can-obtain Graham Beauty. Secret in con venient opal jard, at Beaton Drug Co. It is not expensive, as the large jars lasts for several months. Those who have used It are amazed at ita quick results, and delighted with the improvement in their appearance. 1 - Rose Bushes j New Spring ! Apparel I t That Is Distinctly Individual ! : ' TT THEN selecting Spring , Apparel here you I - W choose, from wonderfully varied stocks. , Then too the garments have been selected . rather than collected, and the resulting com- I bination.of smartness and beauty, is pleasing, indeed. Prices are low., ..... I New, Mid- $OQ50 Season Suits 3 Long waisted or belted models and short box jacket suits are to be had in trico tine, twill, serge, etc. New Spring $ 1 Q50 Dresses at Both the dress and tailor ed models are worthy of no tice, due to clever touches of trimming and use of fabrics. 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