Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 15, 1916, Page 3

§ THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, APRIL M. 1916 3 Nebraska ] Nebraska | CLUB HAS BANQUET‘ = Hitcheock and Neville Star Perform- “|HALL SAYS HUGHES [§ THE RIGHT MAN the re st the late W, A, M rut, but sinee his death publican; Donuld, der ers at Meeting Held in | ontiment has changed and the name of Long Been for the Justice L]"CD]'I | Mr. Smith will be written on the ba 1 f"r Pr'}lld'l“ . ot st MAYOR BRYAN ABSENTS SELF| Moth(/l' Uf Elght i Children Files Suit | S for 8 Divoroe i i ks vt ' Fho attendance tons, altho: Hughes {s the man who can bring the republican ticket the f vole throughout the na was not up to expecta 1&h more |J,uu w0 were seated o by the time the | MADISO Mary Brumn action in th April 14 ) IO banguat rooms waa v Hall | ) 1" from her h ) . R 1 y given fn | 1eKINE in he Ithon am & AN d very fow | 107 extreme criolty and Inck ¢ ) : men rlon Bryan | They wers mareied in 1804 and had pine ) 1 with the erowd in the hotel lobb hildren, elght of whom are Hvink, the |, 4 the et began, but left to fil | YOUngest being a babe of 14 monthe, Mrs. sponking date in another part of the Brummund wants the custody of het | gy, g minor children, temporary and permia : Nolay Greetings Glven, nent alimony, and an order roatralning | of yis friena 5 overnor Morehead wik the first of (he | 874 enjolning her husband from Awpos | omuissions o i ors Lo arvive and was greoted with | 18 of his personsl property and from | jiuehes heading ¢ urty round of hand-clapping. e ering ng of olghty meres | (jeally imj g Howed a m ¥ by Menator | Of real estat sl if " K and K herine the along 1 i ; otod in & rail M led | inmted r Thar alved ition Highes aldl urt against | thing s the Northwestern Nallvond company to | Hall er 810,00 for injuries which she al and n man who wustalned August 7, 1015, by | ba for the § the time, H nirolled by the corporation thur Mullen and Tom N aonvinees one he s al who came I lttle lnter with other | recoy naha mon, lomod #ho Just before the speaking the crowd sang | falling down s cellarway whils in the | not be col lustily the old democratie wong, “How |employment of the company und hin reco Dry 1 Am," and veponted It several times | Myrel Loster Purdy, son of Commis-|of New York u) under the Influence of coffes d "sloner Purdy, died Wednesday, aged 10| man to he entristed with the affairs of J, Camphell @ club years, Death resulted from complica- | the tor and int tons brought on by the meastes wan The Hattle Creck High school base for recognition of American rf ball team defeated the local high school | And land | tenm here Vriday wfternoon, ¢ to b | APPEALS TO HIGH COURT REGENTS HAVE LEEWAY FROM JUDGMENT IN HALL IN DECIDING ON CONTRACT lutely on the rd an Judke and aw governos shows that he I8 & mafe wovernment, ‘There ia nothing wisk yut him and he wil 10 condidion Neville and mit ' Mr. Neville covered the intlon along L the same lnes as In pre confining his remarks to y to enforco the laws of the state if elected governor, strictly and impartially of the state h was made by Sen (From & Btaft Corre ske nlong nationa) LINCOLN April 4. y 0 give Mr. Byynn |Konts of the Univeraity Alntriet Ancide the best thing t in con- |In favor of Michas) Ivan for $5,00 sidering bids for ¢ ulldings Avan was shot inder the specinl le neeording | work In his fleld Iast yonr thvatis AND OF CUMING COUNTY f In response , | rond next (o whather the | ust before r Btato universit ! ot from the Hitch v U S p 1 " " N / pril: 4 and existing Inwn, aro wareanted, at thi Intter was at ) =] proprietor of time, In entering into & contra v con- | Yolver and at thik place, return tracts, for the extension or ¢ " upon the within f Lincoln, will wiy the legisin of any bullding krolinds of the the city o or hulldin, evening from " ron Ir dtate university, winging with him a bride. On Wednes norning he was married to Miss chmeling, lbrarian of the public ST 10 PUDIIE | yhd charncter which you are s t be conmtructed, o Cuming county Fraternal Unfon held u muccessful mecting nt West Point on Tue Htate " / op lenday. Btate Organizer Wood of | "he making of the lavy, from which Ancoln was prewent. The Nebraska | fund you sre required ta “Telgphone company wns well represented alwayk mean that it wil tod ¢ the meet g j ull, and yet you are authorised, am- | 1, 1 ng. . W, Butt of Omahs, | powered and required to sccomplish the « Lane and . T. Bprecher of Nor- | purpose for which leyy that I8, for the ol woro present and madh brief talks, | construetion of bhulldings, was necessnrily The County Board of Buperyiso ot | MAde, and ¢ ertalnly bl Bupervisors met | ooniet biated i dolinrs hit Bulllvan, « hip and passing throug other hip Sulltvan elaimed to bo able (o enrn §1,60 od dnstantly; in - fact must (s & tarmer each yoar and aued f necanwarily reach over a long period of | g s g thme , been AwWAre v, dodking In b , At the mo of hin parents enrly this morning the surroundings polating fo wulelde b ot ) weortaint it Tlesday and appolated John Bkals | and cents of the smount which will ults. | shooting, No reasor can be gl fo of Grant township as county treasurer | mately rench th the net, and no word was left i treaniry, and the pay iy The Hohlfeld family live about five mile northwest of Ravenna in (he edge and the fath ment ‘on th With refe pLing o bid which han rocontly been made, if, fn your judg ment it 18 the best Wwhich can be- ob | Bhormian count o fill the unexpired term of the late W. A, MeDonald, whose hody wus buried e same day, Mr, Skaln is a democrat ind a membor of the county board tufned, you should wecept 1t, vou might Hol ol g . our IEOE | yionitald, te o prominent and we €, Jullup Westerbors, n prominent :;‘l‘-”t’l‘t’:’rlll in your duty if you deln e g | u-wz 'RE HERE 70 *'GROW WITH GROWING OMAHA " P o] (Bearon & LaieR fo Omaha Housefurnishing Headquarters Refrlgerator Time, and This Store is Ready’ There is not a refrigerator need from a simple 50- pound chest to the finest poreelain refrigerator that this store cannot supply and give fullest possible value at the price. And we carry no refrigerators that we cannot safely back with full warranty that they will give swrvice, Our Cold Storage Refrigerators have always been noted for economy of ice consumption, RS =2 H 0108 STONVYE TVOD SV NOILLVNIFWOD S.TY900ME satisfactory aeientifie construction and convenient arrangement. Over 3,000 of them now in use in Omaha, Come in and let us prove their superiority, 5 5 Prices range from $1 tO $ 0 Many other styles in dependable, well con. 8 50 structed Refrigerators, Some priced as low as . Saturday Drapery Specnals |II|I fine quahty double-thread vo'l e, 40 inches wide 19 C heavy quality, o inehe 50c Moq uette Couch Cover Chine I per vard e per vard ) \ JES@DETREOIT VAPOR OIL AND GASOLINE STOVES SOLD HERESE and Orienta)l Rug : $13 and $18 N American Walnut Dressing Table 4 Cretonne Clothes Bags i e . $20.75 ' inal "'!b 50 ' o0 \ P K\ \ wier o mat ,\",: $2 75 0 losk 1 t SO 833,50 . Chin | BNT0 il 8,00 %M.WNHR[ QUALITY AND VALUE GO HAND IN HAND S 50 Nebraska e _]L Nebraska Railway Commissioner Says He Has . WILL PROTECT PEOPLE'S RIGHTS | [* . | Loss of Appetite Mont Wucoensfully Trested by Taking Mood's Barnaparilia, Nebraska MAY NOT LOCK 'HE UUUKb’v f ‘ Mins f Mr. and Haskell Offers Prize wh { appetite 18 nccompanied by For Music for Poem secretary Pooi Telts North Loup (%, 5 b7 vome Joar for Wutiad] 1é 1x eomana o1 thé e MG Man Something of Election f of Weth-'(him time the b 1 impure And Impoy i w BLAre renpondent Law any offl ¥ 1 1he apished and falls to give the digestive ¥ ' It " I'he < | ristian b " 0 Wednenday aft rgans what Is absolutely necessary for the. vembountonniar |OOUNT MUBL BE IN. PUBLIO|*t"éon ;, propér PErformARI:¥E oI AR » u Sarsapariiin, the old reliable all~ ar-tound medicine, 18 sspecially | SOLDIERS' HOME NOTES e i n the oria. et 16 trom, s rehing the blood and glving vitality, 1kor and tone, It 1n wonderfully wuccess. lam H. Perry “,"' ae e ® Ll in the trestment of loss of Appetite pita wpItal on Y and the other aflments prevalent at thie time, 1t In not simply & spring medieinsg, it 18 much more than that-but it is the best wpring medicine od's Aarsapariila makes the rieh red the digentive organa need —Advar BELL-ANS 1 by saying « plalnly that the « must be put an divide off suf cop the crowd away mrd dolng the counting, but the public has & right ta observe th nting of the ba Three Dentha at Kduny ) . man, of well T e e sbirso o gy hone BN o e L .‘:n:;. i e et ot 01 Abgolutely Removes: Nhkidon s y Paas f"‘,',."",',‘ ¢ :‘,","."[““.“"‘,’:i"" """_.‘ ',i,’, g, Sle. 8. fpain-Asicrien Indigestion, Onepa(,k.n‘{e o Kot ot mtar.. taken (o Moweadun, 111, for interment, | 4 LAW'R4E7 Cotlan has aptin reported for | proves it 26¢ at all druggists, o, Lena 11 n, primary, All th 1 A:V- .n Iband and » ".‘ ed Lo use a eruteh and cane (o A ndny Wi the employes of the Mareh. (‘hooks t were lnsied Lo se This Greater Store Presents for Easter The World’s Best Clothes for Men The most authentic spring slyle-s from Rochester, New York, famous designers, The most comprehensive all-new assortments to be found in any western store. The most notable values the u«ult of our efficient organization’s pr('p.trwln(‘hs From every standpoint a showing that demonstrates this greater store’s supremacy. Here's a Degree of Perfection Heretofore Unknown in Men's and Young Men’s Clothes at $15, $20, $25 Ext?";value Ty alore]- $15, $20, $25 Compare $20 to $35 values elsewhere, We urge it! Townsend dled At n Hastings lnst Monday Ming 10 okt ¢ THE OMAHA BEE— ~THE HOME PAPER wchers neceptod and sldering applications for the sanatorium ovening, aked 10 years, after an opera i of 8 1, HOLZMAN, Treas, e JOHN A, SWANBON, Prog, s Young men of the most exaet- ing tastes will find every fash ion-favored model, style feat ure, fabrie, pattern and color tone here in limitless variety. New 1, 2, or 3-button styles, new pocket and lapel treat- ment and refreshing new Pineh back ereations. Values that stand alone at $15, $20, $26, Hard-to-fit men men who never dreamed a clothing store was huilt for them, get a thrill of satisfaction here, All gizes in every proportion. Stouts, long stouts, short stouts, in-between sizes and sizes for short men, tall men, extra heavy men, Amazing variety and values at $16, $20, $26, Smart Spring Overcoats, Silk Lined, $15, $20, $25 Rich, distinetive-looking Vieuna Chesterfields, Velvet collar coverts; patch pockets; Pinch back models, Now olty loose fitting, swagger coats in fancy mixtures, Suntex knitted weaves, Rain or ghine coats, auto cont Complete selections, §10, $15, $20, $25. — World’s Finest Clothes For Men and Young Men You'll chooge fabrics in these suits from the ‘ finest weavers in the world, Luxurious silk mixtures, taillored to the acme of parfection by Rochester, N. Y.'s See these magnificent examples of journey at $30, $36, $40, Sir, Your Easter Hat more than just a hat when pur it means a correctly styled hat in which you will take a particular pride, and most famous eraftsmen, men tailored Spring Suits, It means chased here which will reflect to your advantage in ity be comingne lixperts to serve you . Largest seleetion, ) John B. Stetson Hats $3.50 to $10 'Vchrunku De lu\r Hula/ $3 Nebraska Special Hats $2 soft or derby styles ’ DERFUL EXHineT | nid shoulde y the leader in hat value, at Men's New Spring Caps, $1, $1.50, $2--Hats, Main Floor, East, Men's New Spring Shirts Vst aud varied selections that justify every man i eoming direet SHIRT HEADQUARTERS flue nn ndded nt and n poliey of greater dollarfor Moo the Now Manhatians, Wates Steeet aml Yorke Shiets, Bald whiitass, Botos 31 50 to $5.00 Gireniest values Known, st M ' en s Easter Neckwear Largest showing In Undcrwear \ h ¢ [ y-” \ Ve elty, M, 81,00, New Spring Myles $it0 $'5 wm&&ae Neverbreak Ward. ih SONN A AWANRON rus robe Trunk Special WL HOLE AN vaee WAy R Men's Oxfords $16.50 Nold In New York today at dio