Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 8, 1916, Page 3

[III II'F GOUNTIES MUST PAY ISTR'CT NULE FOR AL WY FUGHES LOGICAL FOR CARE OF lNSANE!‘””"’r‘«'.‘;.ufk“,.‘"fizm,‘,:‘n,"’f«';i{” "' MAN FOR POSITION | Be Made, Captain Allen G, Fisher of Chadron Action Brought in State LICENSE HANGS IN BAI‘A"CEl Says He Finds Voters of d and ten men const Supreme Court e a l One Mind, thagier ws. | o the reception committes for the LINCOL, D ) . F s MeKine STANTON AND GAGE INVOLVED riete cango in "0 (e Ne |STRAWS SHOW THE CURRENT||)! Jie Sriwm of pb braska Hall Insurance company of riast OMATIA, \\'l'l‘l‘l'\\ APRIL 8, 1916, jeorse 1f. Brewer, One Hundred and Ten Republicans | | CLOTHES Named on Reception Committee y y v of McKinley Club FOR SPRING $2000 to $3500 Nebra.ska Sulm y Workmen Observe Anniversary Referee Broady Files Report in e or BIG SMOKER AT ROME HOTEL|} club smoker to be held Rome hotel at 7:80 thig W mEgs will have to be made before {he (From {all Corre y - e ¢ I I'he roception committe orrespondent.) Specin) Tel ’v. Insurance bourd will tesue a licenss | 1,15 o s T Ay e ‘ 9t heen complated ward of Omaha | ot gkl . ) T A was wuditor he began a campaign o s i for the collgc y the state by Ine | s so-progp el from meveral ¢ Henty 1, Kstabrook, candidate for nomination for president; John { TALK TO REPUBLICANS |, ution for (nited States senstor fer the nomination for president Jlood other candidates for of - mMood's Warsaparills, a Spring Tovie Madioine, is Weceswnry, uununn. tle Inwurance g J cent of the hall losse t ! ficon of m A new rule ndopted b gy ) fookageh b ating ‘ lon of the | board Wmits the am “ 0 dat el o ) Kpeak y wult to prevent - ter was taken to the preme court and J, ¥, Broady of 1ir ol was appointed u referes Lo loo natter and report to the cour has done and today mm his report aumands of dollars for each county, ole ugkregnting about $50,00, " ful in ketting, settle the counties, but ore or lews Importance aré o manaker of (e e d take thelr el At the annual by \ fferin, chalrma | b } fe req Dwight Y dlaemregiagd |AGED 10WA WOMAN DIES AT SHENANDOAH e mtata for the full a leeted from ! y wan intarasted in the mat of which hiad heen paid, leaving a bal- Ay be nesded { . S anes of §2,204 nments, not exceeding o co morning | ¢ ! ' wkn of the pol 0 ench Instance, In ové. be Tal o . ' ! rialn pereent Guge Connty, Alao, “ | e { o oo ot [ iit, ,‘ A ' Hartin and akil of M o 1417 Farnam St. “Omaha’s Exclusive Haberdashery” ) Areigation bon 10 the approval of the board READ THE BEE WANT ADS '- 7 472 G—— ditor, W, 15, Smith, has Ui we coimes North Plagte Dryg [« sons” F ad made ngreements to pay and ngreements to pay and Piends Gullly (o Burulnry Telegram. )—Harr Nilliatas, one hents to the Sinte, | : | thres men arvested at from tima to time. A SWANSON, e WM. 1, HOLZMAN, Tress, 1A Stroke of Achlevement a Mammoth Combined Exhibit of aster Clothes Makers’ Leading Styles. HESE are the clothes for spring that dom- inate in the style centers of America. Youcan see why even as you slip into them. They have distinction and refinement, elegance and ha;mfmy in the last detail the logical development of Rochester (N, Y.), tailoring organizations, that have always put quality first and foremost. In justice to yourself, see these clothes, that receive the unconditional endorsement of the most exacting critics in the world. Thousands of Wonderfully Attractive Styles for Men and Young Men NOWIH PLATTE, Nev,, April 1,($pe was made richer today by oinl)-/he drys held a celebration o pt of a ahack for $483,96, the re- | thelr vietory last evening In the § offorts of Attorney General|byterian church, at which a mumber ¢ Tteed In fighting for property | speeches were made by the worker he idored had eschepted 1o |the cause and friends intgrested the tha state by reason of the fast that thers It was resolved that though North Flatte were no clalmants who appeared to have | had voted dry by a declsive majority » right 1o it and would never have saloons agnin Tha 1y wag of & personal charac- that nevertheless the organizmtion which as loft Karl Mauch of |had worked 1o bring about this result ¢ i court, in which | #hould be kept Intact, so that the lquor for the state, the |Iawa whould ba duly enforcad after (he b 4 | colirt dAeclded In favor of the siate, Iy went dr At the end of this mont | the check was recolved by the state treas- | AT the meeting & lunch was served in anle OUR S AL msenias the pariors of the church y ‘ WONDERFUI WINDOWS Mr. toed is muking n tignt which | DAUGHTER IS BORN TO MR, ahoit 00, formerly the prop AND MRS' PHIL ACKERMA“ ar Present an James Bates, in which an effort of uwiam ot once on the farms of Objeet 1 & made 1o secvre It by alleged rel atives and which the attorney general Colonel Phillp Ackerman , hotel com- | TO rupluu- the young 'nmwrn‘ lieves they have no right to, He will nupear in the courts thers shortly and endencor Lo seevure the property for the | misstoner, will be busy talking goo-goo Wh'l h"“l 4,”]‘“"," '”r “)“ WAr, languake and doing pedertsian stunts with & brand new baby girl which was pre- (Food wages and full season’s slate sented to him by Mrw. Ackerman last | g wsured | night, The lttle girl will be known as work as | Miss Katherine Ilope Ackerman. There Is no danger or rummy of c.muip'g:ln anada. | Teforences required from all applf- | eants, For specinl rallway rates nrm other information apply to W. V. BENNETT, Room 4, Bee Ild‘ Omahis, W Anthorised Osnsdisn Government Ann Presentin America’s There s another Omaha estate for (Prom u #taft Correspondent.) LINCOLN, April 7.--(Bpncial,)—1f men, cafe and restaurant Keepers to break the law, now s the chance HYMENEAL MeCormiek-Saulires, Miss Madge Baquires, daughter of ¥ l,m:v cutur, Neb, and Everstt oCormiek of Teknmah, Neb,, were mar vl d by He Storr Celebrated Boek WBeer, A rare and mellow old brew, guaran Charles W, Buvidge at hin |teed to be aged over six months. Don't resider, Wednesduy afternoon at 1:%, | fall to order n case or two for your The bride’s father and George O, Berg |home, 1t is & real treat., FPhone Chas ompanied them | Btors, Web. 1200, Facts are facts and we boldly and Searlessly claim that these clothes repre- sent more actual dollar - for - dollar value than any other. clothes in the world, B WERE H]ERE TO “GROW WITH GROWING OMAHA” BEATON & AIER E@ , $15-$20-$25 Compare With $20 to $35 Values Elsewhere. 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