Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-18
Nebraska
TWO new BANKS CHARTERED
Emerald and Chalco Each to Have
New State Banking Insti-
tuition.
FENDER BANK IN STATE FOLD
ZION ? sod CorrespondentN )

(From staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. May iT.--CS uecial) 1.-TWO new
banks have been chartered by the state
Banking board and another application
approved. The application OF the Pender
State bank to change from a national
bank. formerly running az the Fender
National. has been approved by the
board. Capital stock OF the bank will be
Sc.0V'. ~ formerly, The directors are
John Forrest. y. IT. Nye. c. f. J. Adams
F. Wenke and Charles G. Krey
The Emerald state bank hiss been AT
thorizcd to do business with capital
stock OF $4,000. OFFICERS are Rev. o.
Kloeckner, president; IT. c. w. Jarms.
vice president, and ]. NJ. Daily. cashier.
The German-American State bank Of
Chslco has been given charter with q
capital OF $4,000 William Blumer 10
president, T. j. shanahan, vice president.
and +. A. Lucke cashier.
Back From ExceIrIOr Springs.
Colonel and Mrs. Phil Alderman re-
turned yesterday from a two weeks so
journ at Excelsior Springs. on account OF
the laborious duties of the office OF hotel
commissioner which has impaired 10
some extent the health OF the commits
sioner his physician advised his retire
ment from the cares OF office for short
time.
Al Must Have Licenses.
Miss Anna Whalen stenogra pher IN
the office of the state game warden this
morning issued hunting and fishine
/ license to Colonel Gus Rutcnbeck. state
game warden. A great many people had
wondered whether the game warden was
/ required to take out license the same
as any other individual. but Miss Whaler
says that when IL comes to this propo-
fitioa the game warden Is no better thar
q newspaperman. a banker or a burglar
that they all are in tn esame class as faI
as hunting license is concerned and
must pay the fee II they expect to shoe,
snipe OF fish for suckers
J Cement Cases ARMED.
Oral argument was made before ths
state railway commission this .nornlns
in the Nebraska Portland cement rate
cases. on which hearing was had about
two weeks ago and which argument hac
been put over until today.
Larkin Would Re-Eenter Cnae.
J. A. Larkin Of Fender made applica,
tion befor the supreme court today 70,
reinstatement as attorney in the case o.
the state against Jesse Cochran. accused
of the murder of ]. F. Jump IN Thurs
ton county. Larkin had been denied tn,
right to appear for the state in the cas'
against Cochran for the reason that III
was interested in the divorce proceed
ings of the cochrans. The application
was in the nature of mandamus L
compel Judge Graves OF that distrlc
to reinstate him in the case. A forine
Judge had barred him from the case, bu
Judge Graves had reinststed him an
later barred him. Mike HARRINGTON mp
pears for Larkin. while Howard sextol
represents the state.
State Revolver Staleu.
Sometime between Saturday noon an
Monday morning someone entered tn
office OF Adjutsnt General Hall and tool
a revolver hanging in the sample cas-
on the wall. The theft Of any artlcl
belonging to the National Guard Is
serious offense. and II the thief. can b
traced General Hall will turn the Of
/, fender over 70 the federal authorities