THE IiKK: OMAHA. THURSDAY". KOYEMBKR. 17, l!)2l.
Regulations of
State Reserve
Fund Uniform
All Institutions Will Be Given
IU crvc at Kntl of Quarter
As Announced For
University.
Lincoln, Nov. 16. (Special.)
I Allowing hm agrermriit with tnc
.ute university regents 10 days ao,
whirchy the 10 per cent reserve net
aside from tlie maintenance fundi
of that institution at tlie banning of
each quarter becomes available fer
uc when the quarter ist ended. Gov
ernor McKelvic i notifying all oth
tr departments and activities of the
Male, that the same rule will he ap
plied to them. '
"The amounts to he released at
the end of each quarter shall take
into account previous withdrawals
from the reserve, and in the event
that contingencies do arise, which
call fur the expenditure of any part
of the reserve during a given quar
ter the expending agency shall file,
for approval' of the' governor, sup
plementary estimates covering such
iidditiotial needs," the governor wrote
in an open letter to the expending
agencies.
Corn lluskcr Highway Will
Be Extended to Oklahoma
Wymore, Neb., Nov. 16. (Spe
cial.) Extension of tho Corn Ilnsk
ir highway from Marysville to Okla
homa City will be discussed at a
meeting to be held at Harrington,
Kan., Thursday. From Marysvillo
the road will run through Manhat
tan, Newton, Wichita, Gutherie,
Oklahoma City. The promoters plan
that the highway shall he extended
from Sioux City to Winnipeg and
from Oklahoma City to Galveston.
The Corn Husker connects with the
Victory road, which runs from Kan
fas City west to the Pacific coast, at
Manhattan.
Corn in Illinois Too Valuable
To Be Used for Burning
"Corn is bringing 35 cents a
bushel in the state of Illinois," said
S. S. l'etcrson of Monmouth, III.,
"and farmers are not thinking of
burning a grain of their corn. .En
deavors are being made to get fecd
cr;cattle of which about as many as
liS'-al will be taken to feed lots." ,
Mr. Peterson said the farmers Jtf
Monmouth were shipping in stock
coming from . southern Illinois,
where they can be bought for $8 a
hundred and the freight is about $1
a hundred.
. State Treasurer Cropsey-
Lincoln, Nov. 16. (Special.)
State Treasurer Dan B. Cropsey
underwent an operation at Roches
ter, Minn., according to word re
ceived in Lincoln. The message
stated, that Mr. Cropsey had re
covered" from the effects . of " tho
operation " and his,, condition was
favoratifc Iftraf-Cropsejis with him
at Rochester; ?
Former Fire Inspector "
. , -dciueiiccu to iriiauu
Lincoln',-" 4 Nov, -16. (Special.)
Darius M. TrimMe.'forme'r state firs
inspector, found guilty of robbing
the Liberty theater a week ago last
Saturday, was sentenced to serve one
to seven years in the state peniten
tiary.' . Trimble got away with $1,500
in cash from the box office, after
sluggh,ig"Lee H. Carroll, doorman at
the theater.
Wymore Community Club
, . In Drive for County Fair
Wymore, Neb.; Nov. 16. (Spe
cial.) At a special meeting of the
Community club the following com
mittee was appointed to endeavor to
'move the county fair to" Wymore:
Sherman Taylor, "-sr., J. J. Trauer
. s , , . - , it -a
!iicni anu iviayor . i uun. , r juini
which will be advocated by Wymore
is that the ground will be rent free,
while at Beatrice it costs $700 a year.
Cholera Epidemic Killing
Many Hogs in Nebraska
Alfred Leu, a visitor at the stock
yards yesterday from Silver City,
said the farmers in his neighbor
hood were suffering great losses cf
er having ldst'200 head in the epi
demic. Mr. Leu said both corn and
wheat crops were good, but that the
farmers were greatly discouraged
by the extermely low prices. .
Work on Court House at
Oshkosh to Start at Once
Oshkosh; Neb., Nov. 16. (Spe
cial.) The board of county commis
tioners has decided upon a location
'or the court' house and J. Mackey
f Sterling,. Colo., has the contract
.'or construction. Surveys are com
pete and work of. construction.- will
.-ommence. at once and will be
pushed through as rapidly as pos-
:ih!p.
Will Build Bridges,
Oshkosh, Neb., Nov. 16. (Spe
cial.) State Engineer George John
son was notified by the county com
missioners to advertise for bids for
two state aid concrete bridges for
this county, work to commence with
out delay.
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Columbus, Neb., Nov, 16. (Spe
cial.) Reckless mitorits ami speed
ers arc warned to st;'y away from
Columbus. When the city council
decided to wage war on violiturs
of road rules they determined that the
ilriver of last cars tJiould not escape.
A search was then started for a man
who would drive just a little fas'ler
than the fastest motorist.
It is customary to have all pclicc
I'hota br I'H'Wj.
oDicers over 21. This was not found
feasible in Columbus as the older
men failed to reach the cotmc'l'i de
mand for recklessness.
Jack Lehman, 1, was then ap
pointed. He loves speed and with his
motorcycle tuned tip to a racing pitch
he seldom fails to bring in "his man."
His steady, faithful work has won
him the respect of the entire community.
State Will Supply
Dependents With Big
Dinner Thanksgiving
Lincoln, Nov. 16. (Special.)
Heads of state institutions have been
authorised by the board of control
to purchase oysters and celery in
efliantities to supply the tables on
Thanksgiving day. Chicken is to be
the 'piece de resistance' at some in
stitutions, while roast poTk with
dressing will be served at others.
Those who have nork nt this time
will feast on chicken at Christmas
time and visa versa.
So far as it is possible the insti
tutions will draw unon their own
flocks of poultry. Hastings and
Beatrice have ducks as well as
chickens. There arc also a few
turkeys at the Hastings hospital.
Five hogs were slaughtered at the
Grand Island soldiers' home last
Monday.
Mince, mimnkin and other Linds
of pie will be served, depending
upon the available supplies and
taste of the cook at each institution.
Grand Island Trust Company
Buys Aurora Bank Building
Aurora, Neb., Nov. 16. (Special.)
The new bank building which was
being constructed for the Ameri
can State bank before it went into
the hands of a receiver last year,
was sold by M. F. Stanley, trustee
in bankruptcy for the VV. C. Went
company, to the Grand Island' Loan
and Trust company, for $22,500. The
building is two stories but the second
floor has not been finished. The first
floor is fully finished and equipped as
a "banking house. At the time of the
lie had spent $34,00(1 on the building.
since tnen t ens aggregating ?ij,:uu
have been filed. The lot was worth
about $5,000. The Grand Island
comoanv had a first mortgage of
$20,000 onN the property.
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Insures
Your
Ford
for a year
or more
against all timer troubles
WALKER
INSURED
TISV3EE1
High Freglit Rates a Bar
To Nebraska .Competition
Alfalfa is selling on the New York
market for $J0 a ton, according to
advices received here at the stock
yards, while it is bringing only $3
a ton in Nebraska, but a local hay
dealer says there is no chance for
the Nebraska farmer to ship his hay
to New York on account of the high
freight rates.
From Mansfield, Neb., where
there is a large tonnage of hav har
vested, the freight rate is $8.60 a
ton to Omaha, and to Chicago the
rate is .$11.90 a ton.
California raisers of alfalfa have
the advantage of water transportation
via the Panama canal and can land
their product in New York with a
f,ood margin of profit.
Wyoming Cattle Bring Good
Priceg on Omaha Markte
' J. W. Webster of Meteetse, Wyo.,
had a choice shipment of white-faced
double standard polled Hereford
cattle en the Omaha market. The
consignment consisted of four car
loads. ,
A load of the cattle averaged 609
pounds and brought $6.50 a hundred,
while another load of 2 and 3-year-old
steers, averaging' 900 pounds,
brought $5.80 a hundred. One load
of heifers sold for $4.75 a hundred.
A load of cows were sold for $4.50
a hundred.
"Th Oaly huiircd Timar In tiw WorM'
ALL GOO DEALERS AND
GARAGES SELL THEM
Wilker AccauorlM Co.. Cfilcut
-BOWEN'S-
Value-Giving SioTe .
ForXmas
let ' one of Mother's Xmas
Gifts be a
Vacuum Cleaner
' Esuy to
Vacuum
Demonstrators,
slightly ucd. .
It wiil lighten the work and
give her hours of addd com
fort and who, after all, should
be remembered more than
Mother, .
Sold on easy payments. .
It Pays to Read Bowen's
Small Ads
Howard, bet. 15th and 16th
SaJe 7Mlk.x infants and invalids
v ASK FOR
Ho r lick's
the Original
, Avoid Imitations
J Substitutes
Tor Infants, lavtlid and Orofa Children i Rich milk, milted erain eztrict in Powder
The Oriciaal Food-Drink For AO Afet No Coekini NourUhinn DifutiM
WMdwaktk
Twin
; Eight
CHOCOLATES
INNER-CIBCIX
CANDIES'
Blue Serge Suits
Made in Omaha to
your measure.
Now $50.00
A Real Suit at a New
, Low Price.
Tailor Beck
1512ia Dodge SL
Phone DOuglaa 2793
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Vj COMPANY 1 sfg
$Hinh Station ('omi'laint
DUiiiuiitd by Cuiiiuiitioii
Lincoln. Nov. 16. (Special)
The complaint- of tlarry Ford o(
Fall City againt various railroad1
operating in the Mate, asking that
thry equip all twitch ktatioii ucd
t night and within the yard limits.
with light, and that the carrier He
required to Lrrp the light burning,
ha hern diini'd by Commissioner
ii, L. Cook. Mr, took say there
ii no evidence to reveal the need of
luch lighting.
Draft fo7$7,000 Is Sent
To Volga Relief Body
Lincoln,1 Nov. 16. (Special.) As
head of the Central State Volga
Krlicf association. Dr. II. P. WVke-
cr of Lincoln ent a draft for $7,(K)
to the national association. It is the
third contribution, making a lolal of
$Jj.(KJi. At the tame time , Mr,
Wckesser announced 'he had rerom-
mended that J. J. Halcnsky of Lin
coln be sent to Russia as the so
ciety's representative in rclirf work.
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AIYfcHTIr.MENT
Are You Constipated?
Just Try This
Thousand of conntlpaifil r""Pl have
utlrly owrrom thlr llmtit by foi
lowlnc tha advlrn vt Ihona who r'nin-
mrnd Ililatln. Thraa hnrinl'M liltla tub
Ida ara maila In riart (onfnrwliy wllll
tin fHiuaua prrairlixlon (or Ihla particu
lar allm-nt.
Vou muat unOiraland that Hitaxln
flvia natural a'tlnn and ta an iffo'ilva
llvrr rrnulatur ami not a pur(. Dliailn
contain! the n ry alemrnta to ir.
rcct thla human ailment and a1Juat th
Intnatinal tract to a normal and hralthy
alata. Willi tha mular una of I'llaxln
fur a ahort tlma In accordanc with di
rectluna. conallpatlon ran rv-ntually ba
overcotna and tho uaa or Intaa or .any
othrr laiatlva may ba antlrrly abitfiilohrd.
It rnnlalna nothina nt a hnblt-furmlna
natur. Thla la all tifrauati Pllaiin
crratra a hralthy and artlva llmlnatlnn.
It you ara troubled with cnnatlpatlon
you owa It to ynuralf to glva lillaxln an
honiat tryout. Jt will not dlnappnlnt you
aa have other allrKrd rfmcdlra. You will
(ail younger and better every day.
All driiKffiala -the world over are now
avlllnir Dllaxln at (Iffy centa per bo The
aola dletrlbutor la tha Marmola Co., (7
(larfleld Hldg., Detroit. Mich. Nawnpaper
and billboard advertlarmenta are already
abDearlnc on thla product, sou ahould
get a boa from your drugglat as early aa
pnaalbla and prove the value of thla won
derful remedy to youraelf.
PIANOS
A TtTHEP AND J'
IWt'aiHHIf
All Work Guaranteed
A. HosneG).
tU DmUMi Tat, tiw.
Men and Women From
Every Section of the
City and for Miles
Around Are Taking
the Fullest Advan?
tage of Beddeo's
$100,000 Purchase
Sale - ;
- S, "- -. .ii i a
Men's and Women's Wear
ables at a Mere Fraction
of Their True Worth.
The overwhelming success ac
corded the Beddeo Hundred
Thousand Dollar Purchase Sale
is only further evidence that
Omaha "Men and Women are
anxious to buy to the limit when
the right merchandise at the right
price is offered. Mr. Beddeo, just
prior to the threatened railroad
strike, visited the New York
market and while manufacturers
were doubly anxious "to dispose
of on-hand stocks he made of
fers so low that they were only
accepted' after considerable con
sideration. The Beddeo buyers
were in the market to secure
greater values and wider assort
ments than those involved in last
November's Great Purchase sale
when this store broke all sales
records. That they have succeed
ed is clearly evident by the speed
with which wrappers are going.
Every day sees the arrvial of new
merchandise from our stock
rooms onto the sales floor. The
liberal credit policy of this store
is serving hundreds daily, and
every man and woman is invited
to take advantage of a charge ac
count at Beddeo s.
BEDDEO CLOTHING CO.
1417 Douglaa Street
QWMHCIAl PWITS-llTHOIAPHMS - STUllfl MMJ
lOOSC LKAf OCVICKS
ASensational Sale of
Beautiful Hue Bird
Union Outfitting Co.
A Great 'Before Thanksgiv
ing' Sale With Savings
of Practically HALF
Such an opportunity to save on
high grade Dinnerware, as the
Special Purchase Sale next Sat
urday at the Union Outfitting
Co. makes possible, should ap
peal to every home maker who
desires to have an attractively
set table on Thanksgiving day.
There are 21, 50 and 100
piece sets in the evpr popular
"Blue Bird" pattern that is said
to bring good lurk to the owner.
In addition to low prices, you
can make your own easy terms.
ill E Sty,e Without EKiuy'gncm
1519-1531 Doughs Street
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Genuine
Madison
Chinchilla
For Thursday
We Announce This Most
Extraordinary Sale of
200'
Madison Chinchilla
GOATS
These beautiful Hand Tailored Chinchilla Coats developed into
the most striking and practical styles of the new winter sea
son. Light in weight but of exceptional warmth. The graceful
lines and easy fit find instant appeal with well dressed women.
Strictly all wool. Shown in Taupe, Brown, Sand and Navy.
The four styles illustrated are exact reproductions of the
coats in stock.
ill
v
Genuine
Madison
Chinchiha
Madison Chinchilla is
guaranteed to wear
longer and retain its
original finish and
smart appearance
longer than any
other known coat-
'r.-i '
Included in this
Thursday sale are all
sizes from 16 to 44,
You will appreciate
the advisability 6i
an early attendance
to this sale.
r - .'J ....... 1 . $"''''
In Addition to the 200 Chinchilla Coats More Than ISO
If
Fur
Trimmed
Coats
From Our Regular Stocks Have
Been f Included in This Great Sale
Coats of unusual richness of fabric and individuality of style.
NORM ANDIE, BOLIVIA, EVORA, VELOURS, CHAMO,
CORDANO, STEVANO
These are Coats that every woman will be glad to own and proud to wear
even at their regular selling prices. Loose ripple effects, wrappy coats, and
straightline betted models. , ' ' .
'. FOURTH FLOOR '
Genuine
Madison
Chinchilla
Unusual Offerings in Beautiful
.NEW
FROCKS
An additional Thursday.
Fourth Floor , event that
will create unusual buy
ing in our Dress Section.
Values to $39.50 are of
fered at only
$24
Genuine
naiison
Chinchilla
Thursday Friday Saturday
An Unusually Important Sale of
MODELS OF FRENCH IMPORT
BLOUSES
i Durchas which briars to this new star the most de
cisive Blouse values of the year. Blouses of extreme
beauty. Blouses that possess that charming individuality
that is characteristic of French Imports.
Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepes, Georgettes, Sat
ins, Latest Models in Russian Effects; Long or
Short Sleeves, New Tie-back Models and the New
Long Tunic Style.
Blouses of This Cliaracter Usually Sell to $22.50 .
The woman who seeks that 'something different" in her Blouse will take tie keenest delight In matiaf
her selections from this most exceptional sale. -
$Q8S
FIRST FLOOR .
