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OMAHA'S LARGEST STORE 'or MEN AND BOYS
man
SB irk
BAH OH BM PROMOTERS
State Banking Board Does Not En
courage' Their Organization.
PERtf GETS NEW BUILDING
State Hoard of Kduentlon Ilccldea
to Erect Next rr School
Structure In that
City.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
MNCObN. April 15. (Spcclal.)-tro
feetolon.il bank promoters who have been
working In tho cast have been . busy, in
Nebraska, according to Secretary Royso
cf thb state banking board and an-effort
will be made to put thorn out of business.
Secretary Royso says that nny application
for ft bank charter which lpolctf as II It
had been promoted for the purpose of
train by any man will be turned down.
It has been tho custom of these pro
motors to do Into a town which looked
llpe for a now bnnk, circulate a paper
for stock and receive all tho way from
2 to 10 per cent of tho capital stock for
promotion fees. Two or three attempts
havo been mado In Omaha, but the banks
wore never started.
Hull Coniiulwiloncr nt Work.
Jl limbers of the State Railway commls
nr. nut In different riarts of the state
today looklhir after business1 connected
tviih h dnoartment. President Henry r.
Clarke was In Omaha. Commissioner II.
O. Taylor has gono to Comslock to pre
side at a hearing called In an application
nt tim rnmstock Telephone company .for
an Increase In rates. AtBlstaht Engineer
Kate left tonight for the aarao point to
look up thj validation of tho plant. Kate
Clerk U. I Powell has gone to York to
look Into tho valuation of tins York Gas
Yri ir.ifietric llcht company whlctrls malt
Ing an application for an Issue of stock
and bonds.
Pern Cetn Dnlldlnsr.
At the meeting of tbo Sta'to Normal
inard yesterday afternoon It was decided
to ertct the next new building at Peru,
tlieufch no definite action was taken tie
caid no plans have been entered Into
asto just how much money could bo ex
perided. The board has already spent
$$0,000 for a building nt Chadron and
1SO.00O for another at Wayne and they Co
fnot know Just how much will bo needed
for Ptru. (
,, I'ardon Board to Meet..'
The State Board of Pardons will meat
at the penitentiary tomorrow, inning up
about tho usual number of application's
for narolu and three applications ton
arddh.
Roper for Senator.
It. .C. Roper of David City has filed
with the secretary of stato for tho dem
ocratlo nomination for senator for the
Twelfth district, consisting of the coun
ties of .BuUcr and Seward, represented
In tho last session by "W. II. Smith of
Seward, who will file ,for the, democratic
jfcTf Corporation Formed.
Tho Lakeside company of Douglas
county is tho namo of a now corporation
filing with tho secretary of stato today
r with, ft kcapltal stock v of J10.Q00. The
combftnvj.'wllLvdo a.rea.l cstatobuslness,
tnougn uie neanquariera ,01 jn$. iwumn
Ir'hbt'gTven. Tho' Incorporators are C.
B. Parson, W. V. Cheek. J. II. Koplts,
Charles I. Volmer. L. iU Iord, R. E.
Sunderland and T. U Combs.
not Unnqiante wr uoTcrnor,
" .representative C. IT. Qustafson of
Saunders county will not bo a candidate
.'for governor) 'on the, republican ticket
or any other ticket. Mr. Oustason Is at
the 'head of tho Farmers union, .an agrl
cultural organization, which' prohibits .Its
officers from ' becoming candidates for
nolltlcal office. However. Mr. Hustar
son may run for tho legislature.
Ilrlnn-rrepnre New Poller.
State Insurance ' Commissioner Brian
has prepared a new form of Insurance
policy 'to bo "used In all forms of farm
insurance, a- copy of which he has for
warded to all companies doing farm ia
curanco business in-the slate. The new
policy requires the entire constitution
and by laws of the company to be
printed on tho back of eaoh policy.
Park Gets ARontl,
. l'..A. Harrison' today presented to An
telopa park an agouti, the strange ani
mal bought by him from Honduras about
a year ago. The animal Js a cross be
tween" a rabbit and squirrel and thert
are but four others in the ' United
Utiles,' 'two of these in a New York
parte and two' at Chicago.
ELECTION OF FULMER
Webster County
votes Taxior JNew
Cbiiff House
RKU CIJUD,. Neb., April .-(Speclal.)
A special election was held in Webster
county yesterday, authorising the board
of county commissioners to make a four
mill levy tho next two years to complete
the court house fund. Tho proposition
carried by about 1,000 majority
This election became necessary when
tho supreme court declared void the
Hummel law granting counties the right
to build court houses on tho petition of
fifty-one per cent of the voters. The com
missioners of Webster country made n
four mill levy under the law and had
collected It; llkcwlso thoy had awarded
tho contract for a new building to the'
Rowloa Construction cdmpa of Onawa,
la. By this' strong vote of ,'proval the
boartl can now proceed with the crectlojj
of a modern fireproof building, which will
be a credit to the tax payora of the
county. '
The plans provide for threo-story build
ing, sixty-four feet by eighty-four feet.
The matcrjol to be used Is a mottled
oncK. 1 - ..
Oxford Counlry club hf getting Its club
fltiuro and other property .at the luko In
readiness for n pleasant season.
. Jin C. A. Reed of this place, who has
been taking treatment In Ilnevln all win
tor, has Just left there for Rochostor.
Minn., to undergo an operation.
WOMEN HOPE TO FURNISH
EXPOSITION BUILDING
(I'rom a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, April lX.-(Speelnl.V-Mrs. V.
M. Hall of Lincoln, member of the tempo
raty Pannma-Pnclfle l&posltlon commis
sion, will leave for Fremont Thursday
morning, where she Is scheduled to ad
dress the Nebraska Vedcrntlon of Wom
an's Clubs of the Third district. Sho ex
pects to present' tho plans of the commis
sion named by Governor Morehead and
Iho Nebraska stato officials to secure
ihofundes to erect a Nebraska building
on tho exposition grounds.
She Will dtacliss methods for securing
tho co-operation of the club women In
raising $3,000 necessary for furnishing the
Nebraska building.
Note from Oxford.
OXFORD, Neb., April li.-CSpeclal.)-
The junior class of the Oxford High
school gftve a reception to tho' senior
class In Gupton's hall last evening. Tho
senior class numbers eighteen and tho
juniors twenty-two. Other Invited guests
were Superintendent and Mrs. C. I,. An
dersoit and Mr. ' JudklnsMles" Fioldgrovo
and Miss Palmer, high school teachers.
Tho lako six miles west. of town Is in
unusually flno condition this spring, hav
ing., filled up during tho, winter, after
having bcon almost dry last full. , Tho
POSTMASTER GRIFFITH OF
PAWNEF P.ITY RESIGNS
I'AWNUU CITY, Ntb.. April 15.-(Sps-
clal.)-Postmaster Griffith of this city
has forwarded to Washington his resist
nation to become effective September 1.'
Mr. Griffith's term wht nqt xplro ur.tll
March 1, 1815. A number of democrats
have been In the field campaigning for
the office for some time.
The bond Issue, by Summerfteld, Kan., to
defray tho expense of building a transmission-line
from there to Pawnee City
carried by a vote -of 2 to 1 Inst night.
With tho completion of this lino th6
Pawneo municipal plant will Ho- furnish
ing current to two towns, Summorfleid
and Stclnauer, Neb. , ; -
Presbytery Elects
Assembly Delegates
UKATR1CK, Neb., April 18.-(SpoclaU-At
Tuesday evening's session of the Ne
braska presbytery It was voted to hold
the fall meeting at York. Itov. Cecil
Phillips of Panama was chosen modwrator
to succeed the' Rev. Mr. McCaw of .Valr
bury. The ministers selected to attend
the general assembly to be held in Chi
cauo In May were Ur. W. H. KeAtns of
Minneapolis anil the Rev. J. H. Sallibu-y
of Auburn. Klders chosen were H.
Gralmm of University Place ivl II. K.
Mlttan of Adams. V. II. Shsldon of this
city was -elected trustee. U. . House
man of Omaha, synodtcal niiperinti'n'l?nt
of Sunday schools, pave a talk outlining
his work, and President Crone, of the
Hastings college spoke of the college
work, stating that durlns Ihe lust year
the enrollment had IhcroaWd fa per cent.
A. Holllngworlh of Firth was o.vamlntd
and he will be Installed at i'L-Ui within a
short time. Addresses en foreign pi's- I
slons and systematic hewvolenca were j
given Tuesday evening by 'lev. A. I, ,
Keener and the Rev. 11. M. Lou?. I
Good ltrinltn 'Follow lfe of V'oley
Kidney rill.
When run down with kidney trouble,
bothered with backache, rheumatism,
swollen joints, or bladder' weakness, you
will find good results follow the use of
Foley Kidney Pills. Mrs. Mary Wilson,
Lynn, Mass.,, says: "My feet, ankles ajid
limbs worn swollen. I used Fpley Kidney
Pills and the pain Is gono from my back
and the swelling has disappeared.' Chas.
N. Fox. Hlmrod. N. Y.r writes; "Foley
Kidney Pills have dono mo more good
than J1R0.CKV) worlh of medicine. Try
them. For sale by all dealers every
where. Advertisement.
If XnUrnUd
Watou
in What's Ntw, Just
Our Windows.
'mitfoMnr "-Home of quality clothes"
Clothes with young
men s personality
$10, $15, $20, ,$25
You young men see the world
through lively eyes. You s6orn the com
monplace. The clothing that you buy
must suggest youth. You wmit garments of
sprightly liveliness, but not out of good tnste. Vou
want thorn thoroughbred. AVe etui fill your every
want here with our wonderful value Quality Suits.
Thoy are gnrmonts wtn a crinp and spirited freedom ot de
sign that will satisfy your whims for BomothiriK different.
ABA-Cheques
Safest
simplest
"travel money'
American
Bankers
Association
steamship fares, and for purchases In the principal shops.
They are safe as unsigned personal checks, because they
require your counter-eignaturo (which identifies you) tomalca
them good. 50,00X1 Banks throughout tho world will cash them.
V
They are issued in $10, $20, $50 and $100, each chequs
engraved with its exact value in pounds, shillings and pence;
francs, marks, rubles and other foreign money. They are used
exactly like currency in payment of hotel Litis, railway and
Get "A.B.A." Cheques at any of the following Banks in your vicinity:
OMAHA, NEB.
American Safe Deposit Co. Corn Exchange National Hank. Merchants National Bank. Omaha National Bank.
City National"Bank , FlVst National' Bank of Omaha. Nebraska National Bank, United States Nat'l Bank.
Adasji.rirsb. First', National Bank. ' trifiicjfit, Neb-Farmers and Merchants Xtbraska Oltr. Xb--Otoe iCounty Na
Arlington,' ITeb. Arlington Stato Bank.
Berlin, Neb. Bank of Borlliu
CQNARD
BOSTON SERVICE
Ltntftii-Faris-Liverpiol
0iia it QHinlswR-'FUbttsrd
CARMAN I A
FRANCONIA
LACON1A v
FRANCONIA
CARONBA
LACOfllA
CARMAN I A
FRANCONIA
Apr. 28
May 12
May 26
June 9
June 16
June 23
June 30
July 7
.Sailing from Ratten offers hfi adrn
ta ol (barter veye and attrac
tWo mti" on thetepOpuUr and palatial
itakracra. N
Sand lor booklet "UUtorlc Boiton.
Apply to Your lxcal Agtnts
or 140 North Dearborn St.,
( Chicago.
DON'T GET INTO DEBT
ON A RENTED FARM
Got into the dairy husiuess on your own farm. J can put
you in touch with the owners of fine prairie lauds of rich soil,
from 300 to 400 miles west of Omaha, which can he bought on
ery easy terms at from $1.5 to $40 por acre. You are. sure to
make money by modern dairy practice, because the ilo is the
solution of the dairy problem,. mid feed crops are heavy on
those lands. Jf you haven't money at first to build a silo, dig
one. Good farmers, with proper equipment and feed, can "secure
cows on time. .
Thcso owners mako theso special terras to dairy farmers, bocause
they, know that a good dairy farmer wjll mako money by corn-sllo dairy
farming, and will soon clean up his obligations. Then hogs and poultry
fit right in and round out tho profits. Theso 160-ncro tracts aro located
among Improved -farmB in established communities.
All Brooms Sweep.
but the one that stutep.
better with the leasts
effort is thc ene
you want. The
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Give me your name; lot mo help you becomo tho
owner of a dairy farm, no matter whothor you want
to buy ono on easy torms in Nebraska or Eastern
Colorado, or whether you waut to homestead a 320
aero Mondel tract in Wyoming.
S. B. HOWARD, Aas't Immigration Agent,
1004 Farnam Street, Omaha.
mm in
Conncll 33 Infra. la. CUv' National Bank atanwood. Ti ntmwooil fUatn Tinnlt
" " " C o m m o t cjal Na- Ravelock, Neb. Fanners & aierlianlcs
tional Bank. Bank.
it ii council Bluffs Sav- tlncoln, Web. Central National Banlt.
infra Bank. ' " City National Bank.
" ,' " l-lrst National Bank , " " Klrst National Bank.
Crate. ITebFlrst National Bank. " " Lincoln State Banlt.
David City, Heb. City National Bank. " " Lincoln Trust Company.
Secaturj Heb Fnrniers and Merchant!), Malcolm, Web Malcolm State Bank.
Stato Bank. 1 ' Malvern, la, First National Bank.
Douirlaa, Heb Banktif Douglas. MlUord. ITeb. Nebraska State Bank,
rrsmont, Heb. Commercial National Nebraska City, Neb. Nebraska City Na-
Bank. . tional Bank.
"Nnflniml Ilnnk. Urinal Bank.
" 'Irst National Bank. Panama. Mab. rinnk nf Pnnnmn
Oarriion. Neb-Farmera and Merpliants Piattsmouth, Nab. Bank of Cass County
Be sure that you get CAB.AS9 Cheques
Seward. Kab. First National Bank.
" " ; State Bank of Nebraska.
South Omaha, Neb. Live Stock Nation.
al Bank.
" " Stock Ya,rds Na
tional Bank.
Spring-field, Nab, American State Banlt.
uyraouse. Neb, Bank of Syracuse.
University, Place, Neb.-r-Flrat National
Bank.
WaJboo, Nab Citizens' State Bank.
" " First National Bank.
Woodbine. la. First National Bank.
IS BLOW TO WESLEYAN
BROOM
.eu the dirt the first tlmejand
eilhs tlri ouaces lUhter
than other broo mi. Fiex-
ILL .. . . 1
into si.rs.vTs mat neaa
freely, hold tbsir shape
and get the dirt, saves
carpets audrujt. Long
, smootblwadie. Uuir-
ateed. Your dealer
has the Little Polly.
Iamb Sttwtrt MfcCo.
Del, Melau.
It.
TmitMflkm
esi
VH T HAVEN'T READ ALL OF THE NEWS
I KJkJ 'TIL YOU READ THE WANT ADS
Vernon Castle s announcement
to the
public
IFrom a Staff Correspondent)
"LINCOLN, April 13. (Speclal.)-Thu
f.lect!on,.of Chancellor C. A. Fulmer of
Nebraska Wesleyan university to the po
sltlon.'of presfdent.of the state normal
school at Kearney comes as a blow to
the school at University Tlace, for It Is
the opinion of those In a position to
know, connected with the Methodist
soHooI, that He will accept.
The salary paid at "Wcsleyan to Us
. chancellor Istho same as Is paid to the
president of the Kearney Normal school.
3,W). Members of the boad of trustees
the university say that it would be
' Impossible to Increase the salary, even to
.keep so' valuable a man a8 Chancellor
Fulrner,- while the State Normal board Is
prepared to raise fhc Balary at Uie Kear
ney school to $3,000 if It Is necessary.
'Some of the members of the State Nor
mal board were In receipt of letters this
. morning from som of the kearocy peo
ple wjio had opposed the retirement of
President , A. O. Thomas, congratulating
them .pn the selection of Chancellor Ful
mer. so in case the chancellor decides
tft accept the otter he wtll be received
. heartily by the friends of Dr. Thomas.
t , ' Widow Sueft Soloou Keeper.
JtRAltNEr. Neb.. April IS. BpecIal)
Suit .has Deon. brought by tho widow of
tlte late Frank Uurglns of Amherst
against Matt Doyle, a saloon keeper at
that place, In which the widow asks $5,000
.' damages from the defendant. Mrs. Ills'-
gins alleges that' her husband squandered
fortune In the saloon and that' ho
finally com to his death from the effects
- of the liquor.
Th following Omba and OouxkH Bluffs dealers carry complete
lines of VICTOR VICTitOLAS, and U Uie Uto Victor Records as
fast as Issued. You are cordially Invited to Inspect the stocks at
any of these establishments i
Schmolier&Mueller
PIANO CO.
1311-1313 Farnam Street. OMAHA, NEB.
Victor Department on Main Floor
CASTLE HOUSE
aa bast 4sth strict
Nrwvomt Mar oh 2, 1914.
The superiority of the Victor. and Victor
Records is so apparent that Mrs. Castle and
I, after a thorough trial of other spund
reproducing instruments, have decided to
use the Viotor and Victor Records exclu
sively at Castle Houso.
Mrs. Castle and I find the Victrola
practically indispensable, while the quality
of music it supplies during class work is
so satisfactory that our pupils are as en
thusiastic regarding the Victrola as we aro
ourselves'.
I also take great pleasure in announcing
that I have given to the Victor Company the
exclusive services of the Castle House
orchestra for the making of dance records,
and also that I will personally superintend
the making of Victor Dance Records.
(feS Ic-tfU
Branch at
334 BROADWAY
Council Bluffs
Wonderful Cough Remedy,
Mr. D. P. Lawson of Edison, Tenn.,
writes;- '"Dr. King's New Discovery Is a
most Wonderful cough,' oold and lung
medicine. E0a and 11.00. All druggists,
AdVertlsement
j Persistent Advertising Is the Sure Road
. to Bbslness Success.
Nebraska
i&J, oi f vp.Ip Co.
Geo. E. Mickel, Mgr.
Brandeis Stores
Talking Machine Department '
in the Pompeian Room
A. Hospe Co.
1513-1S Douglas St, Omaha, and
407 West Broadway, Council Bluffs i
i " '
Burgess-Nash Co.
Victor Department
Third Floor
Cor. 16th and Harney Sts
'"w MUM
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cattle, teachers and great
est exponents of the niodern danceifuse the'Victor
exclusively and superintend the, making of their
Victor Dance Records.