Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 9, 1910, Page 3

Nebraska Nebraska i TONNE EXPLAINS thS VIEWS = o- 5 Sends Letter to C. W. Bryan Explain- ing Liquor Position - \ SAME AS EVER IN POLITICS Dry Omteome of Momday's Figh Twe Candi- in Lincoln “ or Gevermer DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLASS PROVES ABILITY TO COCK ot Banguet for Fae Young Wemen Exeter Prepare ty amd Parents RIGHTS OF FOREIGN BORN HEIRS Fhelps County Whether Court They ¢ Must Settle the Impress teve what nE his iiscred gainst n all probab decide their Fovers these men make t as candidates for aska. Both of mmittee of fifty which ohfbition campaign he: Aomir, beiong 1o t harge and the parties Ma From the sine knows >re this that come o viatform. and i r Gove Shallenberge sirmight county optio he does before Semator Mifler gets in the race wil the Bryan « As near as the gove 0 this declaratjon was when he wotM rum on asy platform P pro- | Of th . nulgated. but that is not going ¢ nough M g the Bryan prog: - =3 the support bave to s, take it if the par There seems to ve no & he committee would maiter swpposedly an employer of one dren learned ediately made ar all expenses spening of ung aitor y toda: end and are endeavoring 1o estad arl Peterson can kson the possessmion of -acre farm in this coun for & new trisl w srrow, in al compiex ad been of Mre satus ge- nece %0 directs. at the re faver |1 er has been quoted as )8 tock as- i wed 3 meeting siderable good e believes Gove: wil! get the nomination s & pretiy busy man to s evers indication nself ernor. get in the enberger makes the pub s for mete de being take: c declarat " e option and will sign pasmes the legis co of City. M eelected. At & previous Kieche eet e larges: & there scess of At present pied fine brick bus ° e secured. Laborers nis kind of work are at a premium andsome residences are ng in the around more w arted it d other workmem could be State Board ¢ Novembe ere curse of bul e town. Much and character | ¢ s an some ¢ any work. fe ! the » Top was grown equest of the eary a 0 exrs Wust be exhibit-d ers at the office ¢ ABLE s Over minety bo;s enter 18 o Amands J. wife of M est, but eig! rer at the family home The prize v rased evening. afte acre nera - ampie prize w e 1 Specal )— Marble. died at w® - nae ser the Mmeeting of the Nebretia Pris THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY HALF.NINUTE STORE TALK Our Clothes tor Young Meu 0 sa.eemes re_whe od. lookis able fencing his man repiied < is friend evem e was as dep f having a Co, . . o LJ It 1s a Difficult Undertaking-- To make clothes, especially Spring Suits, that will possess every essential feature of made-to-order garments and still be instantly ready for service—Little wonder so many wholesale tailors are content to make clothes of ordinary merit. It takes skill to make the better kind of clothes. The tailors who execute our orders are the most skillful in the world. Most of them used to be merchant tailors until the call of modern methods appealed to them and pointed the way to greater opportunity. A few years ago such clothes were not produced because there were no stores like this to sell them. Now —things are different all over the country. Take Omaha as an example. The best dressing man in this community can walk in here any day and in 30 minutes receive the same perfect fitting clothes he would from the mose exclusive tailor in 30 days. He has a far greater range for selection, saves time, worry and considerable money. No use talking, this new store has brought nfany advantages to the man who will but avail himself of them. We’ll gladly show you around. Our Spring Suit prices start at $10 and end at $35-- But it is to the following that we want to call particular attention: The Home of Quality Clothes Deceased was a native resided Nebraska ved here with her of the She was in time of her fe was the betterment of the com- v ts Tempilar at Kearmey. Neb., April §—More than 108 gints Templar of Nebraska convened in the Masomic hal this city Thursd evening. Ther came from all twemty-six | commanderies of the state. nd Com- mander Dr. Consughy of York and Deputy rand Commander Neah M. Ryan of Bea- trice were in the city. aiso Grand Reeorder noes E. White of Omaha was present Fridey morning the Commercial club 100k he visitors around the townm in ome- biles Nebraska News Notes. EXETER—Mr. Joseph Slodek, a far & several miles south aving ~ and A. B trustees he Haws Hardware and Fur- a 2 were elected MINDE iture compan: ng upwards be & modern offios building PLATTSMOUTH—The democrats eiected the school board n Second ward Y—Marriage licenses were is- eil and Miss Maude to to Miss Eisie and Chester Smita Thursday afierncon large barnis in the at Wymore were destroved Thursday morning. The fire to bave been of in oss 3% $L4% McKay Mar Lowel £ Gibbor —Two supposed The “UMSEH-Herman Newcomb of Cook tted of { furnish kard in the al oocupied tention. New- acquitted of & ntoxicants SMOUTH—The bollermakers ists i nthe local Buriington ndecided as .0 wh take in tne strike and but the ees wages Havelock Saturdas helpiess agh gr - George. WILOOX—This went dry st day's electior g 0w ues- o the expectatica within and hout its Last year it was wet and twe or thres attempts were made o get ax plicant who could fill the requirements of the law each time falled upon contest being made by the drys. The town will remain dry for tWo year A tees were clocted this year. This com- »unty as & dry county Mise Mabel Floresce hter of Mr. and Mrs Frank anc Alien Ray Stephens of Quin- were married at the bride's parents, just nor umeen. a1 6% o'clock p m A small company. inciuding the members f the fa and ciose friends witnessed the ceremony. Wwhich was performed by Rev. Richard Pearson. pastor of the Te- cumsen Methodist Episcopal church. Mr. Stephens will go te Denver asd o redo points o & wedding irip and they will Be at home ai Quinter after May 1 PLATTSEMOUTH—AIl present indications potnt to the buliding of & new aifaifa meal mill 1u Pisutsmouth. Those the office ter- Kas he wes A | braska, settling Ready-to-put-on Custom Tailoring It certainly taxed the menta ities of our tailors to produc show in high grade tailorings. effort on our part to diseriminat e good f rics of which they are made and the many inferior, light weight fabrics so common this s However, no effort is too great if it gives tastefu en opportunity they seek of saving $ to $£30.00 while still fying their desire to be tailor dressed. The clothes in our magnificent wardrobe section do that very th They are the only clothes sold in Omaha of which that " $30 and $35 and anic It als between 1t tless s 100 the 20.00 satis- can be Popular Priced Spring Suits That Look Like More Moamey The big majority of men want popular priced clothes. Our constant effort has been to provide for them clothes that would in no wise carry the usual ‘‘Ear-mark'’ of ready ma garments. How well we succeed is demonstrated by our present line. Gaudy, noisy patterns have no place in our store—and unrefined models are ignored. In their place are thousands of rich. stylish col ors and fabrics—cut in models such as genteel fellows want to wear. They are hand tailored and by far the best suits ever sold at similar prices. Your own opinion after seeing them will confirm our claim to save you $3.00 to $5.00 if you buy one of our Spring Suits at $15 $20 $25 bes Schreider secretary. 1t was capitalize the new enterprise in of $35.00. with & paid up capits The committee appointed stock are Julius Fred Nolting. A. E Fresk E. Schiater, . Tiad. This new ind his city and it prise be pushed to a handie the fall crop. » . ECUMSEH-—Mrs e 7"* SHEDD BOOSTS FOR SHERIDAN of James Webh, dled : n Tecumseh 1huredas Thriving Wyoming Town ia nd Growing o'clock, af Along. t2. e ot el months follow Her age was born in Milwaukee. suwid to have been t orn in that eits went her parents to where the family lived for man her 1s She was married ihere to James Webb, . Lo ember 24, 1855 and they continued to 1 there until 186 when they moved 1o N on & homestead east Three years ago M Says the Booming Rig erta coming is proud to say an.” so said G Tecumseh. are! o Car: Mrs. Deila Bates, Mrs Walker Webb, jda Tavior and rMs Bertha Gottula . r grandchildren a The afternoon at ging up quite rapid now being built and, owir the th ten great-grandchildren heid at the home Frid the \\'orthlcss Paper " Floods the City Artist Busy for Last Week and List of Victims is Steadily Increasing. about g Burlington Men Quit at Havelock Boilermakers and Helpers Lehve Work, Demanding Increase A smooth check artist has been Working in the city for the las: week. He has cashed gaveral checks on business men and invar! ably the amount calied the victims are, the P vulge at this time. It le supposed school supply houses have been hi The man who gives his name as C Hayes represents himself to be a country cate alieged to be signed tendemt of schools &t Atchis as swindled at leas: six cording to the po! others have fallen victims 1 have made no report BURLINGTON EYEING OREGON Gosstp of Possible Extensio from Thermopelis mg Territory. ntereste presiden ials are H brasks » CHAMPION FAT WOMAN DIES Weighed ounds—Derrick Body oncerning the p! The Bur ar wes b Louise Ambrodime Hendred Remove Sevem to Oregon. nade public t DEATH RECORD T Gauld. vears old, died @sy morning &t his home street. after having lived in Om five years. Mr. GauM u ve ego was & weil known = ved by & siste sons. Edward and Frances The body w to Atlantic. la. and buria there Monday mcrning MRS. LEAH D. MOORMAN DEAD Weoman W Meved Five Years Age & old Age. Moorma died morning & Moorman came ocated at Fa oid. Ta., sixty-five ago. Her firs sband. Dr. Robinson four sons. were killed in battle @ur ervil w Mo Moorman had beex faing heaith |for & leng period. She leaves two sons, ered. Give particulars. Box {Dr. £ L. Robinson of Centra! Oy, Ia. | 332, Omaba, Nebraska end J. D. Robinson of Bellevue. Two | sisters are lving Mra C. E lreland of Are You a Salesman? Can you get orders from dealers for a bigh grade spe- line, in a good terri- you & position want to -im - crease income, if bave a position now but want & better obe with excellent opportun if you want a good salary and expenses with the chance to earn good commissions on excess busi- Dess, then we want to talk with you Not a spap, but a good, steady job that will grow as fast as you do. An idle man will not be consid- Ma and Mrs Jonn be will be made cialty Dow to lowa Sixtye mbs 1o our you Mrs Leah D ploneer of lo: Bellevue Frida: old age Mre :. ber home ¥ oclock cars o and years a . {be taken off fi fifty were slightiy om | passengers g |distress were se Just One Name COMPANY MEN CHECK UP TREASURER MEN FIGHT WITH WOMEN 3 e ABOARD BURNING VESSEL ™™™ ¢ P g DOVER, England ot April & fio i B geness wrecked kiliing one child r of women e and a panic en- men fought for the pos- ad 10 be be aliow the women to expiosion )\ steam cn million-dokar er Brian, an exhau plete examination of the # office has been made. The perjod covered by the examination extends from January 7. 18, » and including Masch 21, 19%. During th me the receipts and disbursements bave been as follows Balaxce on b dren A large number - anded here t an were seriously of passengers s evening. ma were v of them ¥ injured by the expio- followed 1t The resteraay Lendon for Po: Me. It carried w0 Fortunatel Kanawha were re. The. bundred pas 9676, distributed as fo. 57,760 3632 1849512 = passengers and Amer s of 6.6 public ac- who conducted the ex- of the Fidelity Maryiand, the over the certified mpan mpany having supervision states that all ties beid b carefulfy ve ceipted for sccounted ng hold 2de ineffectua hen signals o] t0 calm them and e of hil servative has show be a de The K Upland steamed @ ol . ain decided § This was was accompanted b tried to risk. Alieged Robbers in Richmond. The d = crew emigrants wearn EPOSITS made on or before April 10th in the SAVINGS DE- PARTMENT of the UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK will draw interest from April 1st Three per cent interest is paid on savings deposits and compounded semi- annually. Funds may be withdrawn at any time without notice. The combined capital and surplus is $1,200,000. The total assets are over $13,000,000. It is the oldest bank in Nebraska, established in 1856. United States National Bank M. T. BARLOW, Pres. G W, WATTLES, Viee-Pres. G E NAVERSTICK, Ass't Cash V. 8. CALDWELL, Vice-Pres R P. MORSMAY, Ass'L Cash. W.E ENOADES, Cashicr. 4. C Mc(LURE, Asy'L Cashi No contestant may send more. So your name stands a good show of being one of the 1welve selected by the judges. Send It to Schms & Mueller—aow,