Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 1, 1915, Page 3

sioner says, are preparing to come under the law and will filo their applicetions and bonds very soon. Farmers Well Suppiled. ‘The demand for farm hands is so great L labor headquarters at the state house that they have been unable to supply the demand. The general call is for sin- ®le men who can go on the farm and do farm work. The only individual they have now who is not supplied with a job 1s w young man from Omaha, 16 years of age, who was a page in the last senate. He would like to go on a farm, but most ©of the applications so far have been for more mature men. So far the bureau ls well satisfied with Rhe work done. Will Ask for New Bids. The state will call for new bids for printing the senate journal, the reports of the board of agriculture, bodrd of horticuiture, railway commission and state Insurance board.. This conclusion was reached this morning by the print- ing board after a review of the bids and examination of the bonds. According to Superintendent Ludi of the printing board, the bonds in some dhses are mot sgtisfactory and there are other reasons mot made public why new Tids will be asked for. The board is of the opinion that the bids in some in- stances were too highwhich is sufficient reason for another call. Commissioner Kennedy of the State | Nebraska I | Board of Control went to Nebraska City {on an inspection of' the Schoel for the | Biind, as required by law. Commissioner Gerdes weont to Beatrice for the same purpose, and also, to look over the sink- ing of & well at the feeble minded Insti- | tution in that city | Nebraska. l SOME EMPLOYMENT AGENTS T0 FIGHT Others Will Conform at Once to the New Law that Provides Regu- lation for Them. LIGHT DEMAND FOR FARM HELP (From a Staft Correspondent ) LINCOLN, April %.—(Special )—Labor Commissioner Coffey returned from Omahs last night, where he went to con- fer with some people over matters . in connection with the operation of the enw Jaw regarding the state employment bu- yeau, under jurisdiction of the labor com- Imissioner. Mr. Coffey says he understands that Attorney H. H. Bowes of thag city will vome to Lincoln either today or tomeor< row and ask for an injunction’ fn the ftistrict court of Lancaster county to hold up the operation of the law. Mr. [Bowes represents several reference sgencles which furnish employment of a clerieal nature and have nothing to do with those agencles which furnish com- mon laborers. The latter, the commis- | Thomas Makes Speeches. State Superintendent Thomas went to Bennett this afternoon to speak at the patrons meeting at the high school. To- morrow he goes to Hebron to deliver an address before the County Teachers' as- sociation. The state superintendent's of fice ia one of the very busy places in the state house these days. It 1s no In- frequent thing to have from 150 to 0 letters arrive a day, which all have to |be taken care of, the Intention of the superintendent being to keep the corre- spondence up to date all the time, which he has been able to do so far by putting on an extra foros of stenographers. CARL PETERS OF FREMONT - SHOOTS SELF:IN HEAD FREMONT, Neb., April .—(Special) ~Despondent over ill health, Carl Peters, a Fremont carpenter. committed suicide by shooting Nimself through the head at his home here yesterday forencon. He left a note in the shed where he com- mitted the deed giving directions for the disposition of his body. Mr. Peters has been suffering with stomach trouble for several months and had been unable to do any work (ny the last few weeks. Mr. Peters was a native of Germany and had resided in Fremont for about thirty years, A wife and two daughters, Mrs. Ella Cook of Omaha and Mrs, John Weldner of Fremont, and one son, Louls, of Pliger, survive. He was 57 years of age. — | Business Changes in Stanton. STANTON, Neb., April 30.—(3pecial.)— The Comer pharmacy changed hands on Tuesday of the week, H. Y. Bates sell- ing out to Alllson & Co., of Denver, Col., who in turn sold to Bowman & Co. of Alllance, Neb. Dr. Bates will remove with his tamily to Colorado. Mrs. Ida E L, Stedel, who for twenty-five years has run a millinery store, sold out ‘this week to Mrs. F. L. Hills of Sioux City. Mrs, Siedel has gone to Casper, Wyo.,, where she has prop- erty interests. 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