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Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
INSTITUTIONS CARED FOR
Nearly All House Members on
Finance Body Come from Counties
Where These Are Located.
RE1sH1cK FINALLY IS BEATEN
drrom a staff Correspondent

drom a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Jan. 13.--Cspecial)-Three
Of the members Of the finance committee
Of the house represent districts where
there are state institutions and three
more are so close 20 these institutions
that Il practically means the same thing
The Reishick resolution. aimed to pre-
vent this manner Of choice Of committee
men. first went down TO defeat In the
house caucus. 1t was then brought up
again on the first day OF the session ana
was again knocked in the head.
Now the committee, which consists OF
eleven members. has Fuller and Seward,
with two institutions in his district al
Milford; Netzman OF CasS. who also rep
resents otoo, where there Is state IN,
st,tution AT Nebraska CITY; Moseiey oil
Lancaster. where there is three or toui
AT Lincoln. while Greenwalt IL so close
70 n Junior normal. Hoffmeister to SUD
school Of agriculture and l<off to a nor
NAL school that II practically makes a
rnsptority OF tho committee outside OF the
meaning OF the resolution.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
TREASURER HALL IN CHARGE
Millions in Securities and Hundreds
Of Thousands in Cash Check
Out TO Cent.
WILL PROD COUNTY TREASURES
IRON a staff Correspondent

from a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Jan. t5.--(SpocialJ-Alt although
inauguratcd almost a week ago State
Treasurer Hall did not actually take full
charge OF the office until today. when
ne completed a tcn-day check Of secur-
tiles md cash in the states strong boxes
The 100000 or 100000 in securities
and the $40, 20 10 in cash checked out to
tho penny
Wants 10 Push Trcasurers.
Treasurer Hall announces that in a
few DAYS he will issue an order requiring
county tAeasurers to pay in state moneys
once month instead OF twice year,
as formerly In issuing this order the
new treasurer redeems a campaign pledge.
lie estimates that the change will save
the state thousands of dollars in interest
paid on warrants. Il will also save state
employees the discounts they have paid
IN order TO realize cash on their salaries
Funds Conditions had.
Treasurer Hall cheracterizes the con-
dltion OF the states funds as very bad
because the levy was not large enough
to meet the running expenses of the
state and to the practice OF the county
treasurers of Withholding state moneys
/ for long intervals. Lancaster county, hi
points out, reported few days ago thai
II had $4,000 OF the states money or
! hand then.
Another element that will relieve this
condition is the late ruling Of the attor.
ney general requiring all department feel
TO be paid directly into the state treasury
! The offfra lie
! to tho new treasurer, are in excellen
condition,
Makes Fair Promise.
Treasurer Hall promises commencing
today, TO cash all warrants as they ar,
presented. The warrant Indebtedness &
shown as follows: University funds
1854, S9i.si; normal school, s15s,s765s: gen
eral fund, 1896 ,9sO5O, a total of $3.50, 752. "a
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
State Should Build
Home for Dependent
Children is Report
rFrom q staff correspondent. }


LINCOLN. Jan is.--Cspeciai.)-In her
henniai report flied yesterday with the
Eovernor, ella Cation, agent In charge of
Ihe state home for dependent children,
nrongly urges a return 20 the former plan
pf caring for the states wards In an in
ltitutIen instead Of placing them out 10
private boarding houses
For the purpose OF building such an In
ttitution, Miss Cation asks an appropri-
alton Of $4,000, She proposes to put the
new building at Tenth and South streets
where the old home for friendloss children
IL located. The board OF control, now In
charge, IL known to favor the plan OF
Miss Cation.
The present boarding out plan IL more
expensive than tho Institutional plan. ac-
rouding 70 tho report. Medical attention
comes higher when the children are scat
lered; moreover the temporary mothers
DO not care for the clothing OF their
wards, knowing they can secure new
clothes from the state.
II Is hard TO find good homes. II II
rarely that physical or moral defects arc
cared for and femedied under the present
plan as they should be- ~
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14

John o. Yeiser IL undoubtedly the most
widely famed Of Omaha's or NebrRska's
citizens. save and excepting one, Of
course.
But "Jonno" l. known almost Where
'er the sun does It's successive journey
run" Ills name has been carried to tho
four corners OF the earth by at least two
rrcssengers-his book, Immortality Es-
tobIished Through Science" and his novel
scheme for the financial rehabilitation Of
nations.
So Familiarity known IL nc to many men
Of distant lands who never saw him that
they write him letters and address him
"My Dear Friend Yeiser.' and Dear
Yeiser." and "My Valued Friend" And
they watch HIS soings out and his COM
ings in with a zcst Of true friendly con-
Germ. .-'
Here is one evidence OF II: a letpr
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
Hungary is Said to
! Be Making Threats
to Join With Allies

LONDON, Jan. ia-The Petrograd cor
respondent OF the Daily Mail reports II is
the general belief In Russia that the
projected new invasion OF Servia Is due
TO the urgent demands of Hungarian
statesmen that something should be done
to defend their country. otherwise they
threaten that Hungary will look after
itself.
II Is stated, according to the same dis
patch, that an expedition OF 100000 men
is being made ready under the nominal
command of Arehduke Eugene of Austria,
20 which will be attached a German gen
eral as the real leader The expedition
win include two Bavarian army corps
and q corps OF Prussian reservists and is
expected to begin operations about the
middle OF February.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
Yeiser Gets Congratulations from
Australia on Missing CoDernorship

comes from far off Australia congratu-
iating Mr.. Yeiser on his unsuccessful
pursuit OF that phantom. the republican
nomination for governor, last fail. II II
from George Woodrough. editor Of the
Telegraph OF Brisbane, Queensland a
man Yeiser never saw, but frequently
hears from. The letter begins:
Nv Dear Friend Yeiser: May ] con,
Qratuiate you on your not being elected
'svvftii' thing Tor a man 70 be state govi
ernor in America with VS. 1t Is different
our governors have nothing TO 90, ana
they do IL we'll. When they leave US We
give great praise TO them
Yeiser admits that he can't quite share
his friends eclat over the outcome u
This political wili-o' -the-wisp Of his albeit
nc consoles himself In the fact that "A
prohphet Is not without honor save In
his own country"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
BILL FOR CHIR0PRAcToS
STARTED ON ITS COURSE
nom q staft correspondent)

LINCOLN. Ncb.. 7,jan.s 49, Tlspeciel)--
rhe chifapractlc bill was introduced in
Inc senate today. II provides for a
board OF examiners who are to be APP
pointed by the governor. The expenses
o. this board viii be met by Imposing
fees upon applicants examined.
The bill puts the ehiropractors under
The same obligation as the medics nd
the osteopaths In the matter of report
lng CONTAGIOUS diseases, deaths. etc, and
prescribes qualifications for chiropraetors
10 protect the public.
In the main. the bin subjects the
chiropTactor to the same regulations AZ
were imposed upon the osteopaths by the
law OF 1909. with the exception that the
chiropractors are now asking for board
OF examiners. whereas the osteopaths
for ire first fcw years we're admitted &c
practice upon the strength OF their col
lege diplomas.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
Former High Justice
Scores LEGISLATORS

PIERRE, S. D., Jan. 1S-(special Tele-
before the State Bar
association. former Judge Haney OF the
supreme court declared one Of the chief
causes OF judicial criticism is careless
legislation. He said II the judges were
to become as careless in the discharge
Of their duties as the legislators have
been In the enactment of statutes con-
ditlons would become intolerable.
Rome c. Brown of Minneapolis. chair
man OF the American Bar committee to
oppose the judicial recall, declared
against the prevalent lawlessness. He
said the recall of judicial decisions is
worse than the recall of judges.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
NO ADS FOR EDlBLES
MAY BE PUT ON DESKS.
tFrom a staff Correspondent

LINCOLN, Jan. is.--fspeeial. l.-Adver-
Using matter. menus from food factories
and 'other stuff" placed on. his desk.
was exceedingly displeaslns TO Represen-
lative Henry Richmond Of Douglas county
today and he arose and made kick. de-
elaFing members OF the legislature who
had 90 pay for their own postage stamps
ought not TO. have stuck on their desks
advertisements OF good things 10 eat
when Al their money had been used in
buying stamps and their credit was nuii
and void. A. Richmond had been instru-
mental in the passage OF tho stamp act
his kick was OF no avail and henseforth
nothing will appear on the members desks
which will at all bring visions OF ways
10 spend money.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
Seeks Repeal Of
Good Roads Low

PIERRE, S. D.. Jan. l3.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Senator Berndt of Bon Homme
has a bill repealing the law creating the
state good roads commission.
A flsyry was caused In the senate over
an amendment TO the rules designed to
increase the number OF members re-
quired to take bill out of the hands
OF committee, from five to ten. Brown
endorsed the change. but Il was OPP
posed by Warwick. Urdahl. Hagen and
ably, and by ovte OF 80 20 10 the
number was again reduced to five, the
same as by the rule OF the last session
Tho house unanimously adopted the
committee resolution declaring Donahue
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
HOUSE ADOPTS VIRTUALLY
RULES OF LAST SESSION
Ion . 500 correspondent.l

LINCOLN. Jan. -(special.)-Ruies to
be used BY the hcuse are the same as
last year except where the legislative
reform report has been adopted. Rloh-
mond % Douglas Was called to the chair
By Speaker Jackson this morning while
the latter made his report as chairman OF
the rules committee go
The first copies OF the new Journal
proceedings. which are TO be Furnished
the members each day. were found on
the desks to-day. The proceedings COW
cred five days. Although the senate
Was several days late In adopting the
new method. they beat the house 10 Il
yesterday and copies OF the Journal Of the
first three DAYS were found on the deski
Yesterday nlorniag.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
JAPANESE AND AMERICAN
SHIPS HELD At VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER. B. c.. Jan. lathe
Japanese steamer Mexico Maru Of the
Osaka shosen Kalsha line and the Ameri-
can steamship Governor OF the Pacific
coast steamship company have been de-
tAined here by the customs officials be-
cause part OF the carsoes the vessels
have taken on board are alleged 20 be
oontraband OF war under the regulations
promulgated from Ottawa.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
Army Takes Over
German Railroads
for Next Five Days.

AMSTERDAM. Jan. ls.-(via London.)-
All ordinary passenger traffic was stopped
today over most Of the railroads OF Ger
many until January Is. This measure
was taken TO expedite the movement OF
troops and munitions OF war, TO which
traffic the railroads win be given over
almost entirely.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
MORE LOBBYISTS APPEAR
/ FOR WORK DURING SESSION
(From a staW Correspondents

tFrom Stou Correapondent)
LINCOLN, Jan. 10. = Especially - The
lobbyists register in the secretary Of
states office IL beginning 20 flll up, rep
resentatives OF two railroads and fruit
growers association having signed the
book today.
s. NJ. Braden OF Lincoln appears for tho
Northwestern road, J. r. Russ OF Fails
City for the Missouri Pacific. ana ]. Il.
Ia Bounty OF MathenR. Kan, for tho
fruit growers association In legislation
affecting weights and measures" II
v understood that the latter's interests
have 20 do with the size OF shipping
boxes
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
FIRST MINIMUM WAGE
BILL FRAMED BY HOWARD
fFrom = staff Correspondent)

LINCOLN, Jan. iS-(speeial REV.
John o'Grady. formerly Of Lincoln and
Omaha, but now studying at the Cath
olic university OF Washington. where he
is writing a monograph on the minimum
wage law in the United states. gives
Representative eJrry Howard Of South
Omaha credit for being the first man to
introduce such a measure in any Amer
lean legislature. ISL
Rev. Father o'Grady mentions TINS IN
a letter to acting Deputy Labor Com
missioner Alderman, the letter being an
inquiry into the present status OF the
minimum wage IN Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
Press Association
To Meet in Omaha
tFrom : staft correspondent.l

LINCOLN, Neb.. Jan. 15.--(special Tel
egram)-Dates OF the next meeting OF
tho Nebraska Press association were
changed at a meeting at tho executive
committee held In Lincoln today to April
~, 10 and H. at Omaha and the following
local committee appointed on arrange
mcnts; q. c. Corey. =. J. Potter. Henry
Richmond, j. NJ. Tanner, G. w. Carpen-
ter, Frank Marshall. d. w. Mcdonald,
H. a. Tostevin. J. d. Jones, r. l.. Met
calfe. T, w Mccullough. W. II. Watson
and Paul slnson. ss.-l.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
HOUSE TAKES NOTICE
OF ONE CONTEST CASE
(From . 500 correspondent

LINCOLN. Jan. i3--ispecial 1.-The first
move was made b. the house this after
noon in tie contest cases. on motion OF
FULLER Of Seward. the secretary Of state
being instructed 70 deliver to the house
the ballots and other Information in the
Kelley-Fult1 contest from Furnas county
No action has yet boen taken in the
oueenan-Druesdow contest from Douglas
county. the papers being IN the hands Of
the secretary Of state for action Il a call
comes.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14


before the house Of representatives
House bills.
n. II. 81. Pariott OF Nemaha-Provides
for supreme court commission OF three
members members ,akpcinted by soveEnor 1900
confined TO civil actions.
ii. X. 81, Hynek OF Saline--Changes
open season on plover doves 20 August 10
70 september 70 and closes the season on
rabbits from March To August.
II. r. =. Reuter- OF Otoe-Permits at
torneys who are not admitted 20 the bar
70 practice in probate courts
that road tax may Be paid optionaiiy in
cash or labor. II In labor at the rate OF
n.50 q day for man and same for team.
ii: II. ~. Meredith OF saunders-ln case
OF damage suits tor accidents the attend
ing physician may tile a lien In court
II, r. 81, Fries OF Inconsistencies
road tax from $50 TO 50 and provides for
Vi. n! s. Tibbets OF Acknowledgement
railroads 10 advertise their timetables In
Hastings newspapers and In other news
papers In cities Of more than one depot.
III. r. y, Hunter, Chnmbars, Palmer
and Barrett OF pouglas-Provides sys-
TEN for settling up estates OF persons pre-
stunned TO- be dead by reason OF long ALB
ii. n. a. Hunter Of pougias-Amend-
ments TO laws regulating practice OF
dentistry In this state
IL. r. Al. Hutton OF flancaster-ProVlde
separate columns on official ballot al
fall election for each perty.
II, II, ~, Hutton OF Lancaster Forbids
contingent fees by lawyers and makes
| them void and unonforceahlc ana pro-
yises fine OF 500 10 SS0Q and dis
barment, Emergency
senate Bins.
s. r. "a, Krumbach OF Polk-Provide,
for state parole officer, defines hi
duties and salary.
). =. a. Lahners Of Thayer-Road law
4 providing as 10 division OF road districts
3, +. u.s. Lahners Of Thayer-Provlde
paid IN cash OF under direction OF per
son from whom same IL due
=, r, =, Lahners OF Thayer-Provide
that each taxpayer may work out nj
poll ta1 on road adjoining or near h
\ ;. ~ S-Beai Of custer-ro authors
and regulate the practice Of ohlropraotle'
s. y. IS. 6pirk OF Saiine--Penalty 10
7 petit larceny changed from imprison
meut In county Jail 10 city or VILLAGE Jal
n s. y. 81 Beal Of CuSter-Extending Jun
Z isdiction OF courts IN settlements OF Cd
tate, authorizing orders made In vaea
: ST. IS. Beal OF custer-Requires PEI
J sons al llbert'' on bail 10 appear on N
first day Of the nest jury term OF th
/ district court.
5. n ~. ouiRby Of DouElas--Provids
} for the taxation Of franchises Of all pun
Z lie service corporations and fixes N
arrive a. value Of franchise.
g. n. 20. Bushee OF kimball-Proyids
for an act q acceptance az federal tunt
. | for cooperative agricultural oxtensio
work between the AGRICULTURAL collegs
o. the several states
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
BILLS MAY GO IN FREELY
Senators Balk at Any Effort to Pre-
vent Implications Of Measures
They May Introduce,
BUSHELS MOTION is CARRIED
From a staff Correspondent)


LINCOLN, Jan. II. - Especially - The
senate this morning stood pat on the
right Of any member 70 Introduce any
bin he saw lit. virtually turning down
the resolution OF senator Beal Of Custer
for a committee for the elimination OF
all duplicate bills.
Senator Bushels motion, which was in
the nature OF an alternative, carried. II
provided that the senate secretary upon
first reading of any bill that no should
find TO be q duplicate OF another previous
bill should notify the member introdue-
ing the bill 10 this effect. giving him the
number Of the first bill
Provides for Cosanittee.
Senator Beais resolution proposed that
all bills be gone over by a committee
consisting OF the chairman OF the COM
nnlttee on rules. the first assistant secre-
tary Of the. senate and the director OF
the legislative reference bureau. This
committee would eliminate Implications
either by combining the sponsors OF Sim
liar bills a. the introducers OF one bill
or by summarily throwing out the later
duplicates.
Senator Doal's resolution was laid over
and Senator Bushees motion carried by
viva voce vote.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14

Read the For sale" aas II you want
bargains Of the minute
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14
Bills introduced.

= CFrom staff correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Jan. Ia Especial. ~ Follow
ms are the new bills introduced today
before the house OF Representatives;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-14

A Great Clearing Of Fine Dress
Goods and Silks
There is no time like the present There will be no
more to take the place of the different styles they
sell out Many lots marked at less than half price
Wonderful values in silks for Wednesday:
$1.00 to $175 Silks, two lots 39c and SOC yard.
Big lot Of Wool Dress Goods, your choice, Half
Price-End-of-S Season Reduction-They all must go.
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