Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 27, 1916, Page 3

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I Nebraska l Nebraska : “pHp” | Toss of Coin Will Beatrice Will Vote AT POP VOTE Decide Nomination on Light Bond Issue | ls HOME T0 ROOST In Hall County . More Comphcltmns Follow, Owing | to Factional Quarrel in Democratic Party EATI HOWARD TO HAVE OPPOSITION ! at which time (From a Staff Correspondent.) um LINCOLN, April . democratic plot thick Indication as t) n that Lieutenant G son of Morefleld has r nati Out of thre tlon on the and Mr. MeCe two votes, ( od Mike 1ist renomination. for lie precinct, a de aspirant, brought | Richardson, Arthur Faton and E. M This . will make hard aled contest, demanding a recount on the the- | Dillow as members of the police force gar Howard, who, has recelved the demo- | 0¥ that votes with a cross after the | e deferred action In naming the chief cratic nomination, for it Mr. Pearson | "Ame had been thrown out. A recount | ,¢ poljee sticks and makes the race it is probable | WA, therefore, had, resulting in Mr ’K that the bulk of the antl-Bryan vote .“”:'7':: ""‘""I,y“ll'f\l‘l“;’r‘, ‘\’ Ix votes in MAHER AND WEATHERLY | will g0 to Mr. Pearson, as it is ‘well ing the repub SUL 0 16 ME beatian, 41l SR e whe: wire koo DEBATE PREPAREDNESS what bitter toward Howard for lining| votes eac ing the tie undecidad up with the Bryan bunch The « Is now cof to are | call fates and induce them Democrats In Lincoln today, who ] “-J“,, |,,”5.|, w:...‘; Y III)HM :‘ to decide tle by flipping a coin. { ndchat it begow b Wil Noung Man Thrown |4 . The oceaslon wa A Joint debate In by Horse and Killed antl-Bryan crowd faher o a4 Rev. A, L PLATTE CENTER, b, April 26 peace ship ved the Ford fast fall. The Lin spent $801 In mecuring the no ¢« | (Bpecial.)~F t Meyor coln club e vote on the proposl cording to his expense account arriving | Meyer, who near M tlon nt some e o the near future and at the office of the secretary of state | thrown by a hors invited these two gentlemen to discuss today, the largest amount yet reported.| day and his neck w Hi. y ! taking the side of pre H. ¥, Gooch of TAncoln, eandidate fof [ was found by his father Monday, Thae | Wathely. the oppo delegate to the democratic national con- | funeral will be held at Grand Prafre | *t® vention, who Incorporated in his fight| futheran church for the place several reasons why W ] ¢ for the nomina slde Mr. Cates at ninety € Cameron | gpe y out | lotter In Shumway Ad ween pavy yards d upon & com fpment rather than 848,20, all hut $0 of went to the Wondrow Wilson club, and was spent CITY HALL BOND ISSUE | their stratestc i an colat dve . pape y ed to]| CREIGHTON, Neb, April (Bpecial.) Ret P an clected and A ~|-.~<m munieipal election will be held . Mr. B dalhate here May 6 for the pu of deciding | Howard Spent Nothing. 2 Fdgar Howard of Columbus, democrat “” \“M;u of #0,00 fov the epestion of & 1 fnk to w his expenso Ac : i|Drink Water To | . nom ngrenn i distri Avoid Sickness | the bullmoo or yine | " . office, which makes an arithe .,v.n"’y:l | Says AUth()Y'lth proposition for somebody to figure #n the relatly je of the two nomina tions. Mr. B w also spent nothiné | GHlags of hot water before to be clected delegate to the natlonal { bullmooge convention, which presents| breakfast daily keeps the | another problem in values, Other ex doctor away. | pense accounts were as follows Tdward Sugroue, democrat mumn’ Fdward Faloon, ‘assnciate justice .. 1. republican, natlons ts toion CommItLAemAn ... o The latest W, B, Price, democrat, delegate cation of its untiring research | W, #. Ridgell, democrat, rallway recommendation that it 18 as necessary commissioner o rattend e p anitation of the Walter Johnaon m..murun raflway to cattend to Internal sanitation of t commissioner . 4225 | drainage system of the human body a It is to the drains of the house Rl ounty FEoves |, |[fvbe o o rhe o sopsianad to ting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul Banner for Hughes, {tmeu: o vreat s somach. can | That's What My Folks oty st S i Will Pay For a{Name Giving Highest Vote A morning and the Internal polsonous stagn Everyone, whether ailin Pop wants to give me one should, each morning be breakfast, name and ma wants an- other, They can't agree, 0 they've decided to leave drink a glass of real hot w with n teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in it to you folks. It to wash from the stomach, liver and (From a Staff rnrrupnnanm\ LINCOL~, April 26.—(8pecial)—As the official returns from the primary elec- tion come into the office of the secretary of state it begins to look aw if Hall county would be the banner Hughes county 1 owel o previous day's indigestible " f the state, and perhaps the only one to bowsls: the pravious d indigestibl What do you think would &, wasto, sour bile and polsonous toxins h TN i glve its highest vote to him B ol e e a good name for a_hoy He vote, sy oW by (he retirns, was] g . tearie: SOS.SNDE B0 BUFLYIDE like me? If you have one e the entire alimentary cunal before put- | in mind, send it In, Yow { |73 P thow, Buie (Ne Biema The might win $50.00 in Gold, ;_‘""“‘"" §4 | action of hot water and Mmestone phos Comming 3% | phate on an empty stomach Is wonder ¥tabrook 101 | fully iy t Ross oL | mour fery ] Roosevelt “'acldity ar Tt is probable that Judge Yiughes will Py gy At have more than 15000 votes, having al- read ved from seventy-three coun- ties 1 otes, being third on the list The vote on sixty-four counties piled from the officlal returns Marsh fo: te auditor he republican t 21,473 and Miner Joying yor vater ume of water from the ready for a thorough flu ingide organs The millions of people who are ered with constipation, billous ‘»hmu h trouble rheumat) ! COUNTY SEAT HIGHWAY thete Who have sl MOVEMENT TAKES FORM‘M and sicki of all the | N\ both ed in all A Calumet Baking fer advers tisements Each person is entitled to sugs ame in reg st Advertl o BELLLANS the county sent o »| Absolutely Removes | roaphone poies are to e pamted wion | INdigestion, One package wo uix £ Ped ar s | proves it. 26¢ at all druggists, i are e o on e o0 Various Forms 2 » Of Headache 18 necessary in order to treat head ) d s ille e cause which pr 1L W BIUAL AlA0 gIve ’ \ | 1 rwar ramr BEE PUBLAHING COMPANY OMANA HIBR [} t " —— . | . THE OLD RELIABLE - prenl glz} Beer J, SWOBODA RETAIL DEALER PHONE DOUGLAS 222. OMAHA NS THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1916. . 3 e—— —— Munden, who iy Iton county farmer, was badly injured e mes. s Dragged Through N b eaina fremi iy Barbed ere Fence 1 V'.‘:gmmv While raking corn Henry Ernstmeyer, a & Ham- PHELPS OFFICER TO BRING ' ™* ‘ ACCUSED MAN TO STATE "% ' " rFom a Staff ¢ Apri am R. Sa ! adition pap: Governor Morehend today to bring bac The horses pulling inmanageable and and driver through a When found Frnst fous, with many cuts and two fractures| of np and ¢ hanan r WAS unc the heac Store Your Furs NOW! _Delay and you will prohably regret it A card all to 1614 Help the Belglnm BELGIAN RELIEF COMMITTE it here I Buy merchand) quire of Mr. Thomas fo Here"s a Marvelous Sale of Women's Suifs At Very Wonderful Little Prices The Sale of the Year m the Suit Store e e e e a.:- - The very Ill;.,]u'~| grade wed Moy at the lowest prices you ever paid for Suits like these, All Hand Tailored and Hand Finished Throughout The eream of several manufacturers’. stocks— NOT MADE FOR A SALE—but designed and executed to be the best examples of the finest work that their master \ tailors could turn out, . Suits that were offered to the very hest trade with the idea in mind that they a were the highest type of suit making that could be accomplished by these makers, We Count Ourselves Fortunate v “:! in Having These Suits to Offer THIS IS A WONDERFUL OP- PORTUNITY FOR EVERY WOMAN TO GET A SPLEN- DID SUIT AT A RIDICU- LOUSLY SMALL PRICE. The best of :.II materials are employed and copies of the very highest priced models from New York, from such tailors ns Hickson, Collins, Kehoe, ete,, bringing the very best styles from the master tailors within the reach of the moderate size pocketbook, The fabrics are only those to be found in shops of distinetion and class. Checked velours, fine gab- ardines, mannish serges, silk pop- ling, faney and plain taffetas, wor- sted checks, Scotech mixtures, ete, Just 92 Samples in the Lot R Divided Into Two Great Groups Suits Worth to $30. 00 for $18.75 | Suits Worth to $40.00, for $22 75 There are but few instances \\Iwu- there is a duplicate; mostly every one is an oxt-lumvn desi Sizes for Misses and Women Second loor. MUM CONT TO YOU . / A Remarkable Sale Rose Bushes " o5 Rose Bushes See Friday’s papers for the detailed announcement of a wonderful sale of The Annual Sale Rose Bushes, Wa" Paper of AMERICAN BEAUTY and KIL for Entire Room BI LARNEY ROSE BUSHES. We have At Exceptionally Low Prices ouses secured another dot of these Beautiful We MILE sadand i 8 Rose Bushes to meet the demand from 2 1 i customers e ‘ ) i Saturday morning at mel who were unable 1”“'!'} l‘“‘ decorate your home with the ! their share in the previous sale. WATCH 8:30, will be one, that X posa =yt very hest papers at the small y | ¢ FOR THE Friday advertisement. ’ A will be long remem : est prices you ever paid, bered by everycwoman who comes lere to share. PR > g T g Most i : Remarkable Values m have ever ' Hn Annua \I“ ale wi has always bee famous for which begins here on deavors to decorate or re The prices we quote are for enough paper to cover the walls of a room 12x14 foet, with a ceiling 9 feet high, A large assortment of light col ored Papers, with borders and ceil Ing to match; values at $1.35; Thursday, enough paper for the entire room--10 rolls for wall, & rolls for ceiling ana 18 84 yds. of border; all for. .., Cc Dark colored Papers, in all designs wonderful with mateh borders and ce See Friday's pnprn for l th mateh lors and ceiling; Domestic Plaln Oatmeal Papers full detailss. SHARE T — T'he Charm T hat A Prelty Pump I shades of hrown, green, tan and with your choles of seversl ders for each colop Gray Hair Goods Rfd\lt'(‘d : d ‘:\m‘u‘v’: voms s for wa u & and I8 yards of ¢u $3.21 Prices $3.95 to (,hocolate Day l'hunday fampeia Hitter A . | h flavor rushed fruit Regular 40 25c POMPEIAN WOOM ey iiit Bos i ro N la L E2iimzad S . ettt ad .

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